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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
DC frilabts Be- reIiaiensIe.

&r3iehun9. Die .8oniidtiuss
GoyCgipon0en3 oer0fftntliht cine
Siatihis Nr 0trbrsAsr in SraEsreih,
pie 5tist. psI6e .5riitte' tie relis
5ioHsIoie Sueenotr3ebuns byinst.
Daruo6 meag; iiA Die 3a6l scr @ers
In 6ranireib ben Sahr gu
,Satr In esaenlliher Wtiis. 4lsin
olsIe al lt5sHos Ebatia4e iomml srt
IN Die re6tt 8tieuhiun1 ueun nan
sen Gut6eil ser iussR0li4eu @evbrs4
tSg ron ibnsE abIontsrt uHo fug nh
tstyaftst. Inter zen 274 gsrihtlih
s~sfdhu.sE 1oSiinidssH oss bres
1905 entTtItn idut &isHer .9a.trs
LAM pon 9. Salt D. 8 % aui iuu
Burden I'm Nlier oeR Is his q SAP
rem ocu 16S Mprosn 35 un0 con sen
III i6Silittr 8crptgNyletuuotn 26.
s man s1asi IN 9sigatt ooR stg
iraH2oF * 2tn5,ftruHe in 3lier oaB
ussr q SasTen yUHa 245 06uloHeR
.rdat. oie @1 lusf ten sutitsa
~ ai2 Ii SaaftH Eoen nir
osA ic 5eist Is ooh sts Tgaeno
atm U;sl 0rs KEN
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sla Am 4aan
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soatsH er'nias ast 15er eur1 q
rs Rat5 sa fr5art ,~tr,sane
ctr 1880 rar1su eo7Q iu-sT
i &stet Is ma 2l
S1bsin otrartst ar9 7ou mn -t
re ha 81 81 @H at15
1850, f3 gro 1870 1e6 $3.50
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ane 1905 2L74l E1sn
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
3ur ssfduissm gsa@tums'

Bon wi6fie,sii fur ale 3siiungss
IsI,r TT zine rom gunofspohami er'
I0Tsns utls 9ufi8ans. mad DsI4,r
oas 3eiianssH. fir nslht oas 46cH'
uemsni Gin 5abr Obsr LANCER i'm Rid
fanbs IT, BON bsr gtforosruHs our4
be qoft 80 ben a6lidsH 3siiunssTaisH
ousssiaioFsn 7no, auo aus 3siians
gen on r~adndnbige Q6onHentsn nar gu
BEN porto Don / Gent per IummsE
bon 5sr qon bsfSr6sri nsresu bagisn.
Bel BEN es5supdrtissn Qbonnsmsniss
prtis III 0isg, ME isbsr psrnuuftiss
msni8 lsi6t einl,btn fam. Elm Ding
bn aam6snaisit.
Dir Fnb bssbol5 %ss87angsH, be
ridhaHtigsa adu gu srIu4sH. i5F
Announcement 70 fab alg muir iEssno
mSg.in. "a t%rneusrn. uub our4
prompis Ginlsnouns bsr aiididnSs
uns mad Ny1ftsH 30 unltrhuBeu, Do
nit in bsr 8uifRouHg or 3siiuns
i,iHs unlsrbrsaung s%iHitiii. uno Dlt
ben @sitsbthimmungsH cine GIlta'
tolien na6tommtn !onHga.
Gin is6er aei,r fam aui BEN ssI'
BEN QsFsb3tiil lsl5it i,9eH. pis melt
isiH Qbonn,msni btJabli III uno iaHu
baaH ben 8adaano uHO. psnn m6s'
I'D. Elm 9abr in 1oraus %tinfsnosn.
8ly prompls 8ta6inHs uuisrtz
Bile i'm pOIaus bsrJlih baussHo.
Qdtaugspoa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
2lrnerieanlIebes eeetenmelen.

I3ds oo6 ods uncertainties See
ten peIen nift dnes gu tage forOert!
Inter Der lte6erfGrift .amiianter
9otiesiienn" itrit6 oieIer 5aas cine
9sugorter 3siiun9: Die neue man'g
8irte in 4tlartic Gitp mar aefern oss
p0dt uoa. Bonn e purotn osn @nodhz
tissn uiht uur gilarrea un0 Bfeifen
fret aelieiert Die lie in Der Stride raus
den o%uriten, ion0erH es acb aud lea
hnoe gilosr. fsreoptiite S%aufratios
rtn aug ter bi6liihen 8ei6ihte. Dor
TRACE pom proieHionelen 4affst6auss
Sdn1trH uip. uno 3piifen oen elm
3einep RumWerr preoi1se 3eo. Sionep
Goodman inter lauiem @eifan oarii
Ter. DAP ieoer Menib mebr 8oit ais
Eeuiel in fh habs. mn man nur 0as
@ottlite in tom herous7u6rin0en
braute.@ @eloeen Bat es, uie Sic
3titunq terittti. Dug @plt fam in
SAodrtn bey5ei. 9tber lreIh trauri1
,3euariB fir sieiea 8oli, oab nur fols
it Dinge e in Die .Rir6e4 sieben
%i5nneu, uno uslb trauria 3sueniB
fit ben Der gu ioiteu W3itieln arsiit,
um ot 9trhe III erbouer. uno ods
ntnni mar sineu @ot.eg0ienft! tiaat
init Rttt Die ~9ut5. 9irdsuseitHng".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
HIlsrIei lntersssantss.

9rdf 8ocie2s,i Sat IN ieinem
Qetsu sem 0mtriganit Zen 9clt tai
ueg srsn 8aih se1essn. ols Den
in ieirsm H5en uIofmtiAsa 9re
On Den 0ovftI oss Etpuslicona
NcTjNs Oer 9arem5rseI
irg SC uri gin I'm oas 0o5l ees
Ranks osiorefes Staatsmam. ER
q NrsrEa aiuu1 s.ass repu5loazi
Sen Gc-srrFss mare mt eiRtr g4t
aue cty wmisa Iirir
Ok uHisr NH,
nasltnmi1sn taV Elm erifu III
gao BE 0ss 0riHosnt ie.hsr aar
nsr esasoels uno osTus;
r aari e 9tt 0en ant
Ger @fk ter 8st5 ,ssr
iur na eser
rgt &sn19n} Eur
sei sem &r 0sr.gre
Gte.as
ei rrem
Na srt.r r- HV
a. Nas caergari
N.2
s-oe1t
0
se4 u7aN tsu g
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
Ealit Be 1tinNer oentirh Ier.

men! Die GenntniB Der oeutTden
Sprahe erDffnst osr 6eranpdmien0en
SugsnO nift mr. einen Bid in Die
Wleiferusrts beutI6er Qiierotur un0
IN tds Meisn Der OeutfHen 9oIfgieeIe.
iie bietst aud einen materieasn Dor
t1etl, Der niht untsri6Gbt peroen
bari. Dem Sdreiber oiefes Qrtilels
IL Elm iunser Wann 6staHnt, pel4er
nur nit 0~i0srpiaen, o6er auf Sen
8urid ieiHer Gltern, in ben 0ffentIiz
den StuIsH Oeuti1en unterriht
nabm, unO ipdter ois Qaden ieines
8iHens Our6 Oas 9elen gutter feut-
iter Bidder ausfi1te. Dieter iunQe
Ue1nH b,tleibet isBt in eiRem QroBen
u%nternsbmen cine geadiete uno lob
nenoe Stelluns. bic er lcoiQli6 0em
llmfan0s 81 odnten bat, bah er cine
Sprdde iernte, Sic felt rem @ufs
ihnunge oss beutiden Rethes aatin
aus seiddftIi6en 2ifittten me6r uno
mebr in BEN 9orOersruro qetreten lit.
Dies III teir D~ereinseItes 9eiipiel.
Der fh in oisier Rittuua Wiise aibt.
tam grfdhrungen iammeln, rpelfe sen
obiaen 6inDeis 6un0srtfoh bshGtiasn.
Der Wig0erfeainn Oes GduIiabres
unit Die odmit BEN 9iuoern aebotene
@eie9enheit CUR Grlerrun9 Der Oeutz
Ifen Sprade i0lte gang defenders bic
0sutTteH Stern DsrdnlaFen, lire
5pr0BlinQe CUR getbeiliguna an eirem
unterritt gu n0tbi5en. osr i6nen Den
8ampf um's Daiein nur erleihtsrn
tam. Sin einigsrmdBsn inisaigsutss
&ino piro ben odmit DerfHiipften 8ore
iheil UNI 10 leibter bearsifen, 0d Is
tds GeiipieI oon Q%mertcanern bei0trs
lei @eitlehts, pelfs Ih Dem Stu
oium Der NsItTten Sprafe eiFri9 hins
sebeH, oor 4uaen BAT. 5rsiIih 1T &c
babel n6taia. Nab bic leiOer Ie6r lurz
sen llnterrihisfHeitn 0urh sic elterz
lihe 9eibiIie. ramsntli6 Satur6. bab
1u bduis Oeutid geiprotsn niro, cine
gr8dn3ung %fiHoen.
Die nitt Ieltsu oon gfterR unb audi
oon u%nerfahreneu 9e6rern pertretent
Qnitt. bag oas Rino our6 oas Stus
blum elmer peiteren Spra6e i6erbiirz
bet. Ron Ser erperbung unOsrsr
aenntniTs abse6aItsu piro. TT ernnos
FdIf6. Die erFabrung Ie6rt, odB bic
grlernurg elmer speiteu 5pra6e oas
@srFdn0niB uno oie srinoIi6e Be
hsrrIhung Der 2onOesiprahe. dlfo
Ter en6liTden. peienilih srlsittert
gro oaB bic Samii oerbunoene abs
uehidung seinespees srmi0et. Diel-
mebr rae 5nttysHe fir Sic auo,rtn
llnierridt -eeenfdn0 ROD erh06i.
1sutide Stern. rslte nift in scr
cage Tuo. fbren 4insern S6dbe III
binisr.aFer. I5Hrsn i6nta trob0em cine
8enntniB nit auf zen Qetengpfao at
ser. ourb osrsn genuBura ne I'm
S.anos fno. Ft 5tdsg al iammsIn.
ma,erieag ionob. nit ShGbe Sea @eiz
lits uHo oes @smlibs.
Eruam ro6 eiRmdI: 9dbt Bic Rinosr
EeatiA lernsHl (Gbie. 4sogf1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
merfrpiirNiee GrGc,eimmnaen
Scr DreEfbificrsSFcfse. Die

EF NFkAr ~FN
gro6ibiiioHs hebe 5sitigt qans msrt.
nIroigs @riheinuRsen. Ilniere 0euiz
i4eu gBreiT1nisen~. tie Gr6eH ooa
6eder uuo Strupe uuo GenoHen. ees
beroen fh in i9rem Rampf I'm Bic
rperI0nli2s 5rsi6sit~ iebr beTorgt I'm
bic oura Die Q%robibitiou aefdbroete
0etigioHsfreibeit Sic ihuen
gu arOeren 3eiten asfoblen neroen
fam. bsi0n0ers ioUeit mir nGltricaie~,
mir .illiramontane" in gstradt foms
men. 5H Gsorgia oruHten nirft I'D
3. g eine 8rauerei fir oie 9elis
gionsfrsibeit in bic 8reihe. Die
aMosrlsin grsuine 60 in Giucins
mott Bat Dor 0em BunOesoeriht eine
&lase aHbdngig aemaht, nm 0as pro
Electromagnetic In Georgia fir unc0ns
ititutioren erildtsn su ldHen, ba eg i'm
Nioeriprude fets NIT Der Ourd tie
Contribution 1drantirien ReliQionss
freibeit. geariinoet niro 0ieies 0ers
ldHseu oamit. odB Is nab Sem Wori-
Idut 6eiagten geiebes DerbottE lit, in
Georgia Usin 3u tduien fit iraen0=
ptlte auber mteiCiniTfsn. 3pede, al
10 auh pir Ten Sehrau1 beim @ottess
oienit. Quf ZEN 4usgare ots pros
cshts iann man geipanut isin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

"a Mn G5arer ensoedi, go psneHsH
NFtsitei un5 srcbs Guontitdtsn 8cms
au uE0 Epramit tsi6lngHa5mt.
- ken gsrgsux nurosn sstoos
e. aro sisis rerisBi our9 siHenDedeHs
sinfug5 in ser 0sr0Hsipsgrabs *!
Suiopo. RuBlano.
Das ameriearifde 4iiantiffe
gshDa0sr trai ON Is.
DIG. ot $500 gleiisn lanR 6atri ooH
4itan1 0ehduhralikn noh UoniJa
On. no ts an 2. coer 3. Gctobsr elm
irtiien 0aufie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

%&au mel oe tentr asat baBtu
NIT ibrsn @t.ca ua.tr etr ayu.
Sintt.ei co is agi Den se.s5isa 5tra.
frn rat @goE eaSt oScs aui Nent EN-
'3mta e aN gtg .Gesr.rae nsrcer
,huu stnen Na Sor &G
egttH @ae3lar Gta Der sit
>tr stitc trtt II Re
III o"iegrtttg pRia -llttr1a
erf hlfttj sltnr1i Gill 81.
1,au Il &c Igrgs 4s llyetg fl -,
une eh cca 80
.ure lt' eau
sNr Aa1tvns nea na.ue
s iset une wtrr gn
uosg tgf i
sHtutr
% 5tsR 0a= nur-ts i. ~. tras
Gttit
SH ers get
,ugtr
Gi8s nk cy;s
osr M1u.ser Dir oA tsr5rn e. isug
4tstr
Nt ai
Nas 9
NS or alretr
tieHs
tst sic
rr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
MOebenrundschdu.

GGgsnegsDDoosa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
llnirg 5a9lreidd gstaeiliguug
lneie In 0Rler M0de be So. @ertyal'
ptriammlarg be ,. R.sa. Gentrdl'
Rreiue IN Gltpslano.
Tsr glan3puHci bss goHDtnts
5ifosh cine srobagiies WlaNtroers
iammluR5 gu GbytB rs 8oioentu
observation-disclosures oeB QapItss.
8um 2. Uh1ie bat pJ6i. 8ooles
pSIs init eiuem .Siumpbrtf' Ia DE
Nablodmpaqne aR8sBrit ien
5u einsm 8rttie en- 0en 8ors
tbeuttn 0ts repl5iicaHid en &0u8rtb
tomiss appslligt or Nrliotni ca ale
.euien" Burger Fiji 8%rpablan8 eiHSs
republican, ten GomuHts,
Teg grifotut if ocu itiHem
GommgrauientAalt IN Cuiter Pan m1a
BET 8uHa a0auptiido! suriid1stbti
Aui IttHsy 1ouI out6 oeu GfsH
puroeu Wm. {. 9goln alentbolsEn
erebaTii3e Cooiiomn uao ndgmhe
Alff09iHV 8Q tbgtt.
Bet sen ais ni6tat poliliite
.Nlttiet3tiden@ o~u1tffbeusH Qt8islas
tlrpablen IA 3uotana 6ab,n tN x.
mosgotm 9r1Slu sldu3enos Siege
uruHgen.
5n idmmgitfn m0bf9iHricttn
gina Bic repgbtit1n itt SiimmtuJoH
Rm Naaftrog 3ugitt fr6brnb bic b.
m~olrdiiisc e~u.iprahsno emporitntlit.
Eait bat Ra nun cub 0ai bic
Godea 9emodt uno cine 10idBlg
@tamFient auaert,em
Tit upab.inpHten Gampa5rts
letter INT gsfaNi lbet oie 1ttll
mtraIsN8leit Natni&r 0efn rep.
2t3et ID on @i1s,m petttb pom
QltHlFtp pi mb 3ait feu p<rbttn
be Ni5.et awi3ariteiu
&lras iutotog 6otoftr Don
Chjo sint 4tltte ofr 9typua,jtdNr.
" ala sSrotRa res elan0oro Dill.
2rafs boss stai poyoeu.
EsC &usblIuRleu baiteU but
6oig Aab f0rat0 ron str n%atiopol,n
GanM3rtle,aiM Ng rtru@9eauf6m
sAavsi ecaHdusts sasasf5ai pcyo,n
hi.
go't bai eir6 itinen .gcr.
mafao % irrl. age Goroeo, oay8
i0f &teoiay roa fh Rah,u. allen
o. f. - .t. .HF
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
,Iatnr ans eettssaIanben.

Ter isa.it ii
st Saaa faE Ssrstnat
esr n,,u,trssnr;r sr ars large
g havo7rgz rN su &atayi-r
,- ans rre
Nrs fne 'ser
e1g Z.1e N1 t-. ss -msS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

osm aaHlab. ben RcOieoslt giRtsrldBt,
lam oas Bolt Denig oerpertbsn, oenR
alE UluIsr fam aprieoeIfs Rssims
Fhsriia ri1t ssltsn.
in elmer @sriammiung 81 Co.
Ium6us, g., eat Der bstaHnte 3sis
:ungs6srausee6er Wm. 81. 6sarf ses
aen ben pgominsHten republiedniiten
Seaatrr aoratsr ron C6io geIdads
oigunssn srho6sn. Die oieieH politil1
toot mattn maien. neun lie nur sur
6dlite bepieIen lpsrOsu t5nnen. 6eart
oerlas ndmIi6 mehrere griDat6riefe,
oie dngsblih i'm Sabre 1900 Don 5ohn
,. Qr56rlo, einsm ber0orrdgenosn
9ertrster res GeItrufg. an Senator
5orater aerihta morOsR pdrsR uno
bic ia 6sarf gu Derihaifsn puBte,
aus neltsn srf6tli6 it, DAB 6orater
i'm Sol0e oer Staroaro Oh Gompanp
seIianosn uRo fir ibr frnieiens pOs
litilte @~efGngie:.sn geeen $4,000
bs50stn Bat. @us QlntD0ri dai Die
6earit dsn QHtIdgsn Cat 6Orater cine
GrtIdruRg DsroHsntIttt Die obsr, Big
gu einem gerDiHen grase nur cine Be-
itdtigung oer 9efhulOiguna it. 5oras
ier ssitsbt nGmlia 3u, ooB er aners
olags in 9ienItsn Der STANDARD 2t
e0 itaiio. bod iei oas refine 8slhGftss
Jade sepeieH. gr Iei BON Der Stanos
ar Oil g.. als elmer f6rer anp6l.s
in Dbio onseIfs1t por0eR. oisie Qnftsb
lung bate Gber abfolnt nihts NIT osR
4nssle9eHheiten 81 thun, bic ben goHs
greB cher bic 8un0esreoierunq Bee
itdftigten. 50rateris GrfGruno lit
cine feGr iobme; Denn elm gunOesies
mater, Der Ole SntereHsn beg CsItruiis
p~ertritt, aun oai fie Eessi6uuno Il.
nes 8oltsoerireters @nfpru6 erbebsn
taun, odnn mub Ole 3eit na6e fein. %
Bone unb 9umm ftieblih nebsneinau.
Der Dobnsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
Der SOnntassbcts.

Wnirrec attire posionHce az Milwaukee, WIS
ard cm.tfct foT transmission Through Ue malls
t~tsecoud.clEss iates4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

Yrs1 Rootosl un srei.sn
1lalt MI. on in he 0ams
ns weuren .offercn
IN reaa0 oen gisb
'aS ecarao 9csrs pcn H0ntam.
Z. nsss1lb De
runa liz Soft frnnen
2 sin III o Ctnaihkit
H1sT III oen 0crT5tr
07l.uaa ntr Goncub-gomt.sg
ccris e oart5ut. p<
Si at mir rpuHlieas
sy g5eor0rets nSbsr
N Gu & aooeuafj
lt e 61miioi. rsnH ScY
1tra5l' e;n 1bora.
-Fi1si. ere rs
SKI IN gorczs
IS au rress Z
rE s "a e
% 951esrs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

Die 8emotraten in Sos Qnqelts,
Sal, bdbeu tdrsIi6 ben 5ranciscansrs
patsr RaPbosl 5ubr gu einem ibrsr
8elegateu i'm Stadtsconoenf srpdblt.
Das oirfte mphl oas erfe Dial feiu,
faB eiHem GIOsnsmonn cine IoIde
aas5si8nuHp 3ut6sil ipirO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

Quf Guiunen Deufihlano's uaS
5tdIieR's mire 5oadno Die MGhte.
nelte an Der s~irsitsn 6dager sSries
oenseonfererg tbeilHabnsR. CUR 9ct6tis
Elsurg an elmer peitereu GoRfereus ere
iuhsn. peIGs i'm 6aaq itattfinoen
piro, ra9ritsiulih i'm Sabre 1909
81 oem 3Dsde. Zen iuterma.iouoleR
@el0nedisI su requliren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

osm 9aHlab. ben RoOieoelt 9intsrldbt,
lam oas 9olf Dsnis ~oernertbsn, oena
als UluFer fam Rorieoslt's Rssime
F6sriid nitt sslien.
Evening journal., 1908-01-21
Manksnn and Rnrrutn.

a hung specialist was talking about
a famous scientist who had contracted
consumption from a lot OF consumptive
monkeys that he had been experiment
ing upon.
'"rhis should be a lesson and a warn.
ing 70 us ALL" he said. "for nothing ia
more dangerous TO the lungs health
than TO have a monkey about the
house. Practically all monkeys have
consumption IN this climate, and it Is
just as easy to take consumption from
a monkey as from a man or woman.
1t is the same with parrots. They. too,
have consumption, and they, too, are
most apt TO give the disease to those
who pet them. AS for me. rather than
live in the same house with a pet mon
key or a pet parrot would take a cot
in the hopeless ward Of some con-
sumptives' hospital" - New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Evening journal., 1908-01-21
ASSAILED CHILD
IN AN ALLEY
Well Dressed Stranger A.
tempts to Commit Afro
CiOuS Crime
POLICE LOOKING FOR HIM

The police are searching to-day for
a well dressed stranger who attempted
to commit an atroclous assault upon a
little Eirl in an alley on the east side
Of the city late yesterday afternoon.
Had the mob. which gave chase to the
man. caught up with him, the assist
ance Of the police might not have been
needed to-day. for the man would GER
tsinly have been roughly handled had
he been captured.
The stranger enticed little Edith Tin
dale, aged 5 years. Of No. sos East
Fifth street, in an alley near her home
on the promise that he would give
her five cents. A companion OF the
girl ran away and told the child's
mother. and the latter accompanied by
her brother. hurried to the scene and
they saw what they believed had been
an attempt by the man TO assault the
child.
When he saw he was discovered, the
man ran out the other end OF the alley.
but the girls mother gave pursuit Her
cries attracted a large crowd, which
also Joined in the chase. and threats Of
iynching were made. The fugitive.
however, was feet Of foot and he sue
ceeded in reaching the railroad yards
at the foot Of Second street, where he
easily made his escape among the
many freight cars.
The man was well dressed
and wore light gloves. The child was
not harmed.
Evening journal., 1908-01-21
NEARRY PENNsYLVANIA NorEs

The johnson Republican Club, OF
Chester, has been organized by the
election Of Ulysses Grant, OF Milton, as
president.
Being slashed by a knife in the hands
of another man, John Worley. OF
Downingtown, is minus a portion OF his
ear and has a badly cut nose.
Omcer Price, OF Upland. shot and
killed a big opossum in Councilman
Kershaw's hennery. The animal had
killed a number Of fine fowls In two
weeks.
Wilmer Beckman, of Chester. and
Harry Burk. Of Media. were both held
for a further hearing before Magistrate
Smith, OF Chester. charged with disor-
deriy conduct on a trolley car.
The recently-elected officers Of Ber-
nard Cause Post, G. A. r., at Avondale
have been duly installed by the mem-
bers Of General George A. Mccall Post,
No. 81, G. A. r., Of West Chester.
The last slein in Narberths sewer
tangle was unraveled yesterday, when
the borough authorities took up the
work OF installing the system, left In
complete by Contractor Shea weeks
ago.
Residents OF the western portion or
West Chester are objecting to the
blasting Of stone in the borough quar-
ries, whereby damage is done to win
dows, roofs and other property in the
neighborhood.
Rev. George p. Reed, OF philadelphia,
has declined the call TO become rector
Of the Reformed Episcopal Church Of
the Sure Foundation, West Chester, to
succeed the Rev. Charles H. Tucker,
who recently resigned owing 70 i'll
health.
Eugene Hickman. Of West Chester.
nearly had his thumb torn on by the
hook on the end OF a halter OF a horse
he was leading. the animal soaring and
suddenly jumping pulled the chain
through the young mans hand and
tearing loose all the flesh on his thumb.
Evening journal., 1908-01-21
DIDN'T WANT TO
BE CALLED DOG
John SikOrsM Makes Appeal
in City Court to Have
Nickname Changed

When he was a little boy, John
Sikorsk, now young man Of pleasing
appearance. was nicknamed by the
gang of which he was a member,
Dog" Now this name is not a very
endearing cognomen FOR anybody tn
carry around. but it didn't make much
difference to the boy. He was
called DOG" for a long time and when
he became quite a young man the name
had become so attached to him that he
couldn't shake It. no matter how hard
he tried. II became very distasteful,
now that its owner had grown older
and wiser, but the successors 70 the
gang, which dubbed him Dog" got
on TO the fact that he was so anxious
to get rid Of the name. and that made
matters worse for the unfortunate
Sikorsk.
Every time he walked by the corner
OF Maryland avenue and Bird street
the gang over on tho other corner
would snap their fingers and whistle
as II calling to a dog. Here. Rover
Here Jack, Here" go Get Him
Towser" and other expressions always
greeted SilxorslSi. and the climax was
finally reached last night, when the
taunts became unhearable.
The young man proceeded TO the Of
fee OF Magistrate Robertson where he
had a warrant sworn out for the arrest
OF a youth named Reuben Jachenowski,
and the young man was held for a
hearing in the City Court, and in that
tribunal he was arraigned to-day.
Assistant City Solicitor Satterthwaite
explained the case to Judge Cochran,
and added that he did not believe there
was much in it. but thought the de-
fendant should at least be warned 70
desist from annoying the prosecuting
witness. The court held the charge up
pending the young mans future be-
havior. and also warned the defendant
and his companions to stop calling
Silkorsld Dog"
Evening journal., 1908-01-21
THE "coUP DE IARNAc."
A French Adass and the Incident Upon
Which II Rests.

A French Adass and the Incident Upon
Which II Rests.
The "coup de Jarnac" has become a
French proyerb, and It serves to dis
unguish a stroke as decisive as un-
foreseen which intervenes for the set
hement Of any affair. The adage rests
upon an incident IN the life of Cui
Chabot, Seigneur de Jarnac, a noble
Of the court Of Francis /. The lie pass
ed between him and lie Chateigneraie,
the dauphin's favorite. King Francis,
however, forbade the duel. At the sue
cession Of Henry II. the old quarrel
was revived, and the overdue duel was
fought on the plain OF st. German
with all the formality OF the ancient
judicial combata and in the presence
Of the whole court. Jarnac was weak
er and less agile than his adversary.
who was one Of the noted swordsmen
of the time. but be had taken lessons
from an Italian bravo. IN the duel
Jarnac waited for an opening and
then dealt la chateigneraie a heavy
and unexpected stroke which ham
strung him. This was In LAT. Ten
years later Jarnac was a captain IN
the defense Of St Quentin. Eventual
ly he met his fate In a duel. But the
"coup de Jarnac'' is historic N the an
mails Of sword play.-Argonaut
Evening journal., 1908-01-21
COSTLY DRUGS.
Some Rare and Peculiar Substances
Used In Medicine.

eeme Rare and Peculiar Substances
Used In Medicine.
A writer In Wissen fuer ALE throws
some interesting hight on rare and Pc
culiar drugs. Saffron, he points out,
would strike an ordinary observer as
decidedly expensive at S13 a pound Ito
change marks into our coinage) until
told that it is composed OF the central
email portions only OF the flowers of
the crocus. 10000 Of which it takes to
make a pound. Altar of roses sells at
S112 odd per pound, and II takes
10000 pounds, or ,neariy i've tons OF
roses. to obtain one pound Of the oil.
Aconitine, extracted from the root Of
monkshood, is said TO be the very
strongest poison extant. the dose being
one six-hundredth or a grain. II Is sold
at the rate OF SOS per ounce.
Turning from the vegetable 70 the
animal world in search OF rare drugs,
the writer refers to the musk OF the
Asiatic deer. which at S24 TO $50 an
ounce must be a prize to the willy
hunter. In some OF the tropical seas a
floating, sweet smelling mass OF am
bergris Is mot with worth at present
$50 per ounce, or $3.50 per pound In
the market. The ambergris is said 70
be the diseased hillary product Of the
whale.
Another peculiar product In use as a
drug is a solution Of the pure venom
OF the rattlesnake. given occasionally
IN malignant scarlet fever.
Evening journal., 1908-01-21
FIREMEN PLAN
FOR A GALA TIME
Good Will Company at New
Castle Will Have WeCCaCOe
Company as Guests
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 21.-The indi-
cations are that the hremen will have
a royal time at the housing of their
apparatus on February 22. Invitations
will be sent to the Mayor and Council,
Trustees OF the Commons. Board of
Education and the different fraternal
organizations to participate in the pa
rade. The Red Mems Hall has been
secured in which TO hold the reception
after the Weccacie Fire Company per-
forms the ceremony.
A Wilmington caterer win serve the
supper. Some members OF the Good
WIN FIRE Company were members of
the old Good Will Company years ago.
The firemen will dance all night on
February q.
did you see the moon is the ques-
ton asked by many. For about twenty
minutes 1t appeared very bright while
three circles were around it. The in
side one was deep red, a white one
was in the center while the outer one
was blue tinged with gold.
The gold bracelet lost by Elizabeth
Madden on Sunday was found yester-
day by her father at the CUTOFF bridge.
Much interest is shown in the revival
services in the M. T. Church.
In the mayors ONCE tomorrow
evening the New Castle Athletic Asso-
citation will hold an important meeting.
The Revision Board will sit at Mayor
Boyds once on January 2s. 20, 80 TO
hear appeals regarding the assessment
made by John b. Montgomery.
Tax Collector Leach is moving lively
after the property owners who have
failed 70 pay 1907 taxes.
Miss Carrie Cieweli was given a pos
tai card shower yesterday in honor of
her birthday.