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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Sci SeitIb Sprad."

Sraiioent RDoieuelt uno iein
Staatsietretar Ruot miiiien Ausihau
balten. nm ben bemndhf ireiwer'
oenoen 8otihaiterpOiten in @ien
wieoer 30 beiesen. 80nnten's elm.
NAL nit einem Manne pom Shlaee
Ses einhieeu @eiauoten in 8ten,
@utttieb Drtb pom Snoiann, ueriu'
den. @oblope Orth mar itpl5 auI
.Iei beitIt Sprad' uno mahte un'
ter Grant ben umiianb, oaB er oeS
9entiden mddtis lei, ais beionoers
Gmpieblune fur feline @rnennung gum
@eIanbten in I8ien eelteno. Grant
ianote i'm mad 8ien uno Ortb be
ldloB, feline Gpreoe an ben 8aiier in
oeutlher Spra&e 81 balten. y,
leste tie oenn audi, uie &c 9laubte
in ben Sierlihfteu &eoeuenouneer
aui, lernte iie DOR benz Spteeel aus
menoie unb entIebiate ii& ihrer bel
Der AuoienS beim 8aiier, Uie Ell
alnubte, nit benz ar6Bten grfOlae.
Rurse Belt nahher muroe benz Rai'
fer Elm anaeisbener Gmerifaner boz
eeitnGt, unb iener nabm Selegenbeit
6ieieu su fraeen. welden SialetI
Ortb rpUbl iprehe. @neliih per.
ftebe er (ber Battery ielber eaps gut,
aber Ortb's 9ialett babe er MIDI
ueriteben t6nneH; es Tel cine gan,
siaentblmIihe Sprahe seueien, oie
munde anflanee ans 9eutihe 81
baden ihiene. Ortb bate ieir
id6nfes Senniplunniih'S eutih &C.
ipr0hen. Run serbrad man fid Der
&opf, mas Ortb wobl seiaet baben
tounte' Sier 1T feline Re6e: rNiib'
ter emperor! gs freut mid erceeo'
inetp, BON unierem bOnourable Bro
ioent appointed %sepuroeu gu iein,
bic slOrreibe uniteo StdteS BET Gu
&c Court su repreiente, uno eS glib
mer immenieS Seranieee, @uH Il
e'iuno uno In ener fi:ft rate gDnoiihe
beariBe 81 Tonne. Die Rieldideni
spiihe oene beine guutries tint BIZ
beifte, uno Of courie ruerben lie aat
10 riemane, iebenfaGs wero nihti
pan meiner Seite hdppeue, tie 81
oiIturbe, Wiidater emperor! Sd
bab' bic Sunor, @uh met @rsben
tials gu banbe!" (BbI.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03

Die in Den Der. Staten ourh 8inn'
badeutrnmpi mad benz 4. SuIt er'
iUlsteu SoOesiaas belauien iit idbr'
lid aui los bis 455. @lhftiher'
peiie eiebt es iest Elm Serum sur
Seiluns Oes 8iunbntentrnmptea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
8uften'a Qrnica e

8uften's Gruica Salbe seuiurt
9bom Waore, 2anopoIt &oute /,
COCHRAN, Ga ihreibt: sd betam
Elm @eihwnr am 5uBrIft uno tounte
RiftS tnoeu oas 1eileu m0lte, bis
ih Aruica Satbe sebrautte. Bents
ger ais ole 9dlfte elmer Csc 9ihie
separu Den Sag fur mid In Der BE-
uirtuua elmer puait6nbiaeu Sur.
Bertauit unter @arantie in Batter
Bros ~Npotbete. rs Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Dalse.

Die unterSeid1neten iprecben hermit allen
rpeGd,e am Woutas, ben 80 Suui 1908 %
3ablreid Der Yscroieuns ibrer inniaitseIisb.
Ten SHUTTER, Srobntutte, uuo S9rpieaernut.
ter.
StauSu annaS eberf
Seb Xanig,
beipobnteu, ibreu ber3Iid,iten Dant aus mil
beionoerer GrrpdbIuns Der hpdw Seiiatd,.
felt Der Ct. @eorse Semernoe, DER Sars;rG.
ger Ioiuie alen oerieniseu. bic ibnen in Die.
ZEN 5raueritunoen tr6itenb uno belieno 3ur
Geite trdten
VI 8. Senrn tGmma) Seife,,
Wrs. Soroline Yoet,
Wrs. 6eienu Staube,
WttS GnSenia a8eitermeper
Wirs. anna 6loppenburg
2ouis 8. SeberIe
Sbas. .. Seberle
2Ieris 9eberIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03

sa lafIen. Gferbe, Die in Der Suseno
eine ianfte uno rubise Sebaubluns
erbielten, bleibeu audi in ben dlteren
SabreH BON Der Ausit unb 5urdtiam-
teit perihont.
u. & @. Ste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03

Sn Der oeu lbr iur elne Shudgtel
Or. atna's Rem 9tfe 8tGeu aus.
sebt. Sic brtulen euh @eiurobeit
ole mebr toi.bar IL ais SuweIeu.
Brobirt oieielben fur topiweh. Der,
ftopfuua Walario uuo &auenbes
id1ueroen. Soltet ibr enttduiht
rueroe utr6 eut Der Breis eerne su
rddertattet in 9alter Bros. apu.
thete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
pic ,liHsHrier Gsnpsrnsnrs'
GanSisaten.

8ir MAIDEN bic seier nui bic ofi'
Siele 2iite uon @anoioaten auer ans
ertaunteu Barteien in Wiiiionri i'm
beutisen Blatt auimertiam. Ntan
ioqte oieielbe auSihnetoen uno bis
Nbitimmune am 4. Nueuit HeiBte
ftuoiren, UNI bic bette Nusmabl treHen
81 t6unenr. 3uerit ihenfe mau leise
Guimertialnteit ben County, emteru
uno oann erit Den itaatliheu 8eam'
teniteIen.
Soueit bic @Duuerueurs Rominas
ton in Getraht tommt, baben Die
&spublitaner teiue GuswabI, oenn
Der lesise @eneratauwalt oeruert
9. 6aolep III oeren einsieer 8eper'
ber. 9erielbe bat fih ieiuen Ruf
als tlhtiser Seamter in ieiner iess
ieeu Stelluns uerbient uuo bat tntS'
LID cine mannbafte Srtldruus sesen
Yr0bibition abeegeben. 8enn nun
Serr Snblep auf bic rthtlee 8lotform
seiteqt uirb, bat er ApSfbt auf Gr'
udbluna, %anoernfaus nidbt.
Sa ih &ifter @uans uno 9err
8hitecutton uon Der Semerbune UNI
bic bemotratii6e Souuerneurs. 9om.
%inatior Surddsesoaen BADEN, bteiben
nur nod 9nuto u. 8au, ISM. g.
@ouhero, Ism. 9. Balace unb
6enrp &. Stapel ais iothe i'm Jelo.
9a bas 8ottsblatt aud bemOtratiite
9eier unO Stimmseber bat, 70 molten
mir bieielbeu oaran erinnern, oas
Der 8enerber Senrp ). Stapel mad
unierer eieenen Betanntidaft nit
Tim isbenialIS seeienette Ganoioat
fir Souuerneur 1T, unb mir oruden
oaber ietne 6ffenttihe @rtIdruns
lber feline SteIuns CUR SniOrmation
al:
I'm Die DentfeRen Don ,lIiTSnri
Sn ber @elhthte oieies Staates
lit oIeies bas erite Rat, baB Elm oeut.
ibsr 8emutrat iid UNI bas slmt oes
@ouuerneurs bemibt. Da mebr als
AZ 8roSent Der @inmobner oieies
Staates eutmeoer beutih ODER oeut.
iter Gbitammuna iinb, lit es niat
m6slid, oas iA uerliereu tam, meuu
Die 9eutihen mir belfen.
Sd bin iberseu9t, oaB eine quite
3abl anberer Rationalltdten, aud
periDnlihe 6retbeit uno oaS &eht
oes Bottles 5u resiereu, anertenneu
uuo i00ten aud nur 40 Sr0S. fur
mid itimmen, 1T crit meine R0miuas
tiUu uno nather meme Gruablung
seiihert, oa bic ibrieen BroSente lit
uertbetlen suiihen 0en nuberu beet
San0ioaten. Stimmt fur Stnpel
uno oaS Bolt lou oas &eht baben.
ilr ole nahiten pier Sabre su regie'
rer uuo peri6nlihe Sreibeit beIiseu.
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Sur Sbasmeifter
Dir Tinb autoriiirt

uuroe. lei bier m%iteethetlt. baB ea
nun ~enoeiltts 8rutuno 9eberwirte
bei6en iou uub erttdren iomit Shlus
bteier Nbaetegenbeit,
Die Reoattton.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03

8Obl &einer bat sur Belt 10 ieb
bic Sdnoe bon 9lrbeit offs Der 6armer.
@s lit ebeu bic Belt Der @rnte. gr
bot teinen 5 ~itunoen Gag uie manher
anbere Irbeiter. 8enn er mas er
eeidet uno cine sdttae guriebuns fir
i'm Sur Reife sebraht, in Stherbeit
brin9en mill, bat CT iid gu ribren
unb BON mur9ens iriib bis abenos
ipat gu l6affeu. llno bod lift Der
Snrmer ieiueS @emerbes pesen gu
beneioen. 8ie Man6er tudroe nidt
eerne fem 9Dos nit Dem bes 9ano.
mannes uertauihen, uie piel nttJt
0arum eeben, tuenn er uie oteier" leis
nem &6rper bic 8epeeune uno ieiuen
9ungen Die refine. Suit perIhaffet
t6nnte bic er gu ieiner @eiunobeit
beblrItie. Die Grbeit unter ireiem
Simmelsselt 1T nubl ermioeno aber
nibt luie Die Irbeit in eneen, bunitis
gen Rdumen, eriblaffenb. 6rtih unit
munter erbebt fi6 nah Seiunoem
Sdlafe am Woreen Der 9anomann;
uor ieinen natlrlifen Raubfeinoer
enpinoet, 1T meiit elm Brobutt Dor
NtBbanolunsen, Die bent Sferoe lei
tens unperItdnoi9er 8erionen in I'm
9eredter 8eiie sutbeil purosn
: 8iro bas ubnebin i4uu in sIusit uni
5urbt ihmebenbe Bferoe nod per,
febrt bebanbett, inbem man e8 mi
Der Beitide uber anberen @esenitdn'
ben b%earbettet, 10 tuirb baS llebel
perihlimmert uno bic Gnsit uersr6,
Bert. Sdufis fiubet mon, baS cir
dnsilifeS Bferb Dor irsenb etnem
Seseaitano 6urdt emfiubet ober at
: oemielben niGt ppriber min, iporau'
, man es nit @enatt antreibt unb IN,
; barmber5is nit Der Beiti4e miBbln'
belt. Riiien bic Bferbe ipater gum
5tueitenmal an bieien @esenitant
purbeisebu, 10 eriunern iid Der er
b%alteneu Brtgel uno l%aufsn, penr
m6stid, oapOn uOer bdumen bod au'
I UNI idneaiiBis aus Dem Bereide be,
: unbeimlitteit gu enttommen. g.
6 oieier 8esiebuna beiiben bic gierot
elm iebr sutes Grinuerunsspermoeer
tno tbnnen lid Der ertittenen lnbil,
ben LANCE Belt entiinnen. Tim oil
: ansit unb 5urdt gu bannen, tptrb "a
ttb Orinsenb e%mpebten. ben gferoet
: lotpobt I'M Stale, rrie BET Dec grbei
eine ianfte geitano;uns anseoeiber
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sur Nhehur

gpir iino erm6d)tist
D. B. 0eiobreoer
ais Sauoioat fiir affeTor an5u5eiaen unter'
Dorien Der GutIfeiouug Der republitauti6en
9rimdruabl am 4. susuit 1903
Uir Iino autorifirt
Senru 8atrum
o Stolpe ais Sanbioat fir aIIeIor an5u.
3eisen, u%nterlporfen Der Gntideiouns Der re.
p~ubIitoniidlen qrimdrtuobI am 4. ausuit,
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Hu p~ertaufen.

WtSiu Wohnhaus nit etprerdumen an Der
4. Strabe lit unter giiuItiseu 9~eoiusun9en
3u ~oertdufen.
NGbereS BEL
Senrp 9oued.
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mir iinb a@utorlIirt
g. u. gReper

ucu eap ais Sanbtoat fir ~9iIeIor sau5uSei'
gen. uutei pprTeu Der GutIteioun9 Der repub'
Iitdniideu primdrtuabI am 4. ausuft,
@ir fuo autoriIirt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03

BON StueuSuiae ais Sanoibat fir 8eprGIen,
tant Der Sta~atslesislatur anSuSeieen, uuter.
ID ,rieu Der GntIdeieun9 Der republitoniId)en
primdrtpabI I'M 4. 9Iu9uit, 1903.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
s. Senrp Soelmer

ais Gatoioat fur gIIeiior au5u5eisen, uuter.
tuorfen Der Gnfideibuns Der repubIitaniIdeu
Yrimdiiuabl am 4. 9luSuIt 1908,
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6anbiDaten= Qn5eigen.
sur Sheriff.
Bir ~iiuo.outoriFyi Germ
q. 6. Wtnupin

BON Stouubiu aIS 6anoioat iiir SheriH tiir
Sdsconooe 9ouutp au5u5eigeu, unterpor
fen Der Gntideiouna Der republitaniiden
primdrwdbl am 4. gIueujt 1908.
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5lr gountp Suoge
Wtr Iiuo autoriiirt
5rant Oudeu

BON StoIpe ais Gauoioat iir Gouutp Suose
oes uDrolid1eE Ditritt dn3u3eisen. unters
tuorfeu Der Gatiheiouus Der repubIifduiid)eu
primdrluobl am 4. 2uguIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Neue NnSetgen.
gu ~uertaufen.

Weseu ni6t : Sebraud). EN- S'iGbri9eS
bIinoes piero. gut i'm 9us9p, gebt aud, i'm
2ornpIlu9, ftebt biui9 gum 0ertaui bel
% er a II n 8 III a
auf 2arI 9uid)meper'S YlaB.
sSirit Street,.
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Wir limb autoriIirt

Or. Gfuns0 9ubbS
o Sanaan, ais Sanoibat tiir ReprGientant
Der StaatsIesiSIat,r ar3uJeisen, urterluor.
fen oer Guifeibuna Der republitantIdeu
primdrtuabI am 4. ausuIt 1905
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Wir Iino autboriIirt,
Or. Sobu 3. Seba

BON 9Iano, ais Ganbibat Iir Superintendent
oer StdatsIesiSlatur an3u5eisen, unteriupr'
len Der Gutiteiouna Der republitauiIder
primdrpabl am 4. glusuIt 1908.
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sue Mitatteo ber 9eaislatur.
&. @. 0ena[en

Bir Iinb autoriFrt,
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

Fourth Battalion was the first militia
organization that has ever successful
~ worked a mortar battery in coast de-
tense exercises.
Unable To Work Mortars.
In these exercises. on both coasts,
militiamen have repeatedly tried the
mOrtars, but the work was so much
more intricate and technical than that
required IN the operation or the big
guns that reports at the War Depart
ment show absolute failure IN every
case,
Sergeant Major Mcdonald was tender
ed a dinner at his home by the nom
commissioned stan officers OF both regi-
ments. There were many other gather
ing5. all OF them informal. and the
militia officers celebrated in great style.
The regular officers detailed here as
instructors. viii with one exception,
leave tomorrow. They, TOO, express re-
gret at the parting.
The militia officers regard the regu-
lars detailed here as instructors as Jhe
best men who have ever served with
the District militia. and the regulars
state frankly that the District National
Guard Is the b2st militia organization
they have ever been out with,
Colonel Coffin has been the moving
spirit Of the entire encampments and
70 him the great success OF the en-
campment is attributed.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09

etncient scheme FOR the saving OF hu-
man life and the curbing of the mos;
dreaded Of ali diseases.
IN addition. DR.. Evans quoted the In
disputable results obtained by d. E. G.
schroeder, the Department OF Agrieui-
tuTe specialist. who has proved the In
fectivity or mlIk drawn from tuberc11-
ious cows or from healthy cows in
tnberculous environment.
Only One Vote in Oppositi IN.
He also submitted that the Public
Health Service. IN its recent thorough
investigation Of the milk problem. under
the direction of Surgeon General Walter
Wyman and Director M ]. Rosenau.
OF the Hygien1c Laboratory, had proved
the perils Of raw milk and had recon-
mended pasteurization as making milk
safe without impairing its taste or di-
gestive qualities.
So convincing was the presentation OF
the case by DR.. Evans that the pasteuri-
zation ordinance, embOdying the essen
Iial features OF the ordinance killed by
TammaHy In New York city a year ago
was adopted with sixty-two yeas to one
nay
In addition. Commissioner Evans has
promulgated regulations setting forth
precautions agstnst the carrying Of the
germs Of scarlet fever diphtheria, and
typhoid and forbidding the sale in sum
meT of milk containing more than one
million bacteria 70 the cubic cenftmeter
and setting 600 900 as the winter stan
daTd-
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
Gay World Condemns Fat

The new mqsles having rendered Tat
ladies de trop, that IS 70 say. mot ia Il, -
there Is, naturally enough, much earnest
inquiry amCng them as 10 the hesL
methods Of reduction. Their 6eUtand
being te- mslhing that viii do the
work = Iout Interfering with their
meei5 or heir leisure. eliminates every
thing Of course except marmolz. Pre-
scripSion Tablets. Fortunately these
pleasant, inexpensive Cieast so OF any
an effective quantity costs only . cents)
little standbyB OF the oVerfat do 2 sitheT.
but take of their L TO % ounces of fat
a day without a particle OF help or a
marsel OF injury to any one.
TIE MaTmOla Co, Detroit, Mich, by
whose authority these tablets are made.
guarantees them in strict accordance
with the famous prescription. y ounce
Marmola, y ounce Fluid Extract cas-
cara Aromatic and S1s ounces Sirup Sim
plex, and this, as any druggist y hO
has put Il up land most OF them put Il
up several times a day. will tell you. is
quite harmiess-So much so that Il
doesn't cause even wrinkle.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
COMPLAINT
AGAINST GERMANS
English Fishermen Declare
That Seizures on Eiigh
Seas Were Illegal.

LONDON, Aug. S.-The moiehill which
mscr upset the European balance. and
give the impulse 10 the much dreaded
war between Germany and England
may be found in the high-handed way
in which German war vessels in the
North sea treat British trawisrs.
TraWser owners complain particularly
over the overbearing conduct OF the
German, and urgent representations are
10 be made 90 induce the foreign effics
20 take the matter up.
The Grimsby shippers deny emphati-
cally that they we're fishing within
German territory water when arrestea.
Within the past two OF three weeks
no fewer than five English trawlsrs
have been seized By German torpedo
boats on charges OF illegal fishing, anu
II is declared that no satisfactory evi-
dence WAS forthcoming that the British
boats were doing anything illegal In
at least one instance, the case of the
trawler General. the seizure proved III
be an act OF unWarrantable zeal on the
part OF the German warship Zieten,
and the vessel was released.
As a matter OF fact the General was
fishing nine miles from shore when ths
warship suddenly pounced upon hsr. AZ
the inquiry the skipper succeeded IN
proving his innocence, and the vessel
was ordered TO be released. but not osy
fore the captain had experienced the
discomforts OF a Cuxhaven prison.
The owners or the General are now
claiming compensation for Illegal selz@
ure. loss-of time. and damages 70 the
vessel
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
All Mik Must Be Paaeurized,
Is Ordinance adopted by Chicago

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-This city, under
the leadership OF DR.. W. A. Evans,
commissioner OF health. has taken the
lead In adopting practical measures FOR
the prevention Of tuberculosis, being
the first city IN the world TO take def
mite steps to stop the sale or milk con-
tanning the germs OF consumption.
The city councils have passed an Ordi-
nance requiring that after January /,
1868. all milk offered for sale In the city
shall be pasteuriZed. unless II comes
from COWS that have been tested with
tuberculin within a year and that have
been proved TO be free from tuberculo-
SIS
Similar ordinances have been passed
requiring that no butter or cheese shall
be sold IN the city unless made from the
milk Of tuberculin-tested cows or from
pasteurlzed milk.
Cites Straus' Demonstrations.
DR.. Evans. IN his long fight for the
adoption OF these measures to prevent
the sD. cad or tuberculosis. cited the
demonstrations made in New York city
by Nathan StTaus. and the proofs given
IN European cities by the American
phiianturopist.
he pointed out that an American lay
man had taught the whole world how 10
successfully combat the great white
plague. and that the most American of
cities ought to take the lead in adopting
ana enforcing Mr. Straus' practical and
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
FIRE DEPARTMENT
DlSMISSES CAPTAIN
A. ]. Mosheuvel Is Dropped for
Failure TO, Maintain Discip-
line in His Company.

Charged with failing to maintain
proper discipline in his company and
for the general good OF the service.
Capt. A. ]. MOsheuvel, OF The fire de-
pertinent, has been dismissed by the
Commissioners upon recommendation of
Chief Belt.
AS result the following promotions
and appointments are announced TO take
effect August 7; Lieut.. w. J. Garner.
promoted TO captain. at 81 100 per an
mum: Private j. Mccarthy, promoted 10
lieutenant at 400; Private r. c. Glass
cock. private of class L promoted to
private Of class 2 at si,0sOs Leo AlthofH,
appointed q temporary private OF class
! ar 500
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
RAILWAY TRANSFER
WILL BE PROBED
New Commission to Consider Deed
Of'the- -Brightvood Electric
Line.

The matter OF the deed transferring
the BFightwood hne 10 the Washington
Railway and Electric Company viii be
brought ap for consideration at a spe-
cial meeting Of the Electric Railway
Commission tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock. II IS underst bod the commits
sion has experienced gome difficulty in
obtaining a true copy OF the deed.
Complaints from Miss Annie +. Nc
Cardle. OF 1900 Fifteenth street north
west, and George d. Farr have been
received. The first relates to the height
OF steps and the second to the occu-
p6ncy OF a seat by three or four persons,
when they are intended 80 accommodate
five.
The complaints VIII be investigated in
their regular order.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
KNIGHTS
ANNOUNCE OFFICERS
Major General A. ]. Stobbart, Of
the Uniform Rank, Picks
His Staff.

BOSTON. Aus. s-Maj. Gen Arthur
]. Stobbart, who was reelected COM
mander OF the Uniform Rank OF the
knights of Pythias at the biennial camp
lust ended has announced the following
stan: Chief Of stafT. Chauncey P. Hoyt.
Of New Hampshire; adjutant general
Ernest 7. Lgorenz, Of Minnesota; chief
mastering officer. George A Stibbs. OF
California;; chaplain-in-chief, Rev. John
H. Dickinson, OF Virginia; surgeon gem
er6l, Joseph d Beard, NJ D.. Of Louis
lana: Judge advocate general. Ia w.
Halsey. OF Missouri; Inspector general.
Charles Pfahin, Of Colorado: aides.
John p. Scott, Massachusetts; Arthur
I. Bush, Florida: Z. A. Goodsoe. NJ. 2.
Edward J.. Schuyler, Maryland I. Ia
Sanders. Oklahoma; Louis Dennis, In
dianapons; James Greeman. Missouri;
James MOlson, Nj >.
The convention next year viii be held
IN Milwaukee.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
THE WIND.

A wind travelling at the rate OF three
miles an hour presses with a weight OF
about three-quaTtsrs OF al ounce upon
every square foot OF surface which
stands IN its way. A wind OF eighteen
miles an hour gives a pressure OF one
pound and a quarter 20 each square
foot. A wind Of thirty-five miles an
hour gives a pressure OF six pounds on
the squs 20 foot; a gale OF fifty miles an
hour, u irteen pounds; a storm Of sew
enty-five miles, twenty-eight pounds
and a hurricane OF ninety miles. forty
pounds on the square foot.-New YORK
American.
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
FIREMAN INJURED
FIGHTING FLAMES
ST $50 Damage Done to Stock and
Store on II Street
Northeast.

A fire which broke out shortly after
midnight this morning at a4 II
street northeast caused damage Of
about s, 80. and resulted in a slight
injury 10 one fireman, Robert Hayes.
OF Engine No. g. He was hit by fall
ing glass and cut on the hands. He
was taken to the Casualty Hospital
in an automobile. Eight pieces OF glass
were removed from his hands, and he
returned to the fire.
The building was used as clothing
store by Phillip BerTnan, who suffered
a loss TO his stock OF $1,5oO The build
ing. owned by Benjamin Rosenfelt. was
damaged to the extent OF $3.50,
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
T. HUBERT JONES
DIRECTS CHARITY

r. Hubert Jones. formerly secretary OF
the Associated Charities. yesterday as
sumed the duties OF acting general sec
retary.
He will have charge Of the Summer
Outings Committee, Camp Good VIII
and Camp Pleasant
The Washington times., 1908-08-09
ANOTHER ALASKAN
WIRELESS STATION

Another link in the chain OF army
wireless stations throughout Alaska has
been decided upon by the department,
with the selection Of Prince William
Sound as the size OF the new post. The
new station is about 500 miles nom the
one being installed at Fort Gibbon. and
forms the connection between It and
that at North Head, Wash, Signal
Corps officers are using. every EFFORT
to complete the chain OF five stations
before winter sets in.