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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

l(ntcr 0cn Ocm Gcritorbcncn BON
promincutcu decentralization 0CuiO
mctcn 9}oclrlicu iiuo Die iolNcnOcn:
Nicc .Er0iiocnt 6oirbunfa: ,@ron}r
GlCuclau0 luor elmer ser bcitcH mo
pdtriotiiCbitcu NiirQCr, mclhe ou5
Suno herOordcbruht bdt. Gr lpcibtl
iih iclbitIoa 0cm Y@ohlc hc3 Goltc@
lnO pcrtrdt in alien mitti1cu 0ifc1t.
Iihcn TroNcn iciuc llcbcHcuQlm9 nit
cmcm O}ltbc, Der NCprmoCwmd e.,
rcAcn nulBtc."
Nicbtcr @ron BON GClmuurC: Sic
Nci2bcit, Ger Gouicrputi9mua mN
ser W|utb, lpclhc oic bei0cn 9l0nlint,
llrationCn GlcpcIon0'S dIuraftcriiir-
ten, babcn ibm cincu GbrCnplot IN
Scr ancritoniitbcn @cidihtc &C.
ljhcrt"
WouncrnClr r$obnlon bon Wtinncs
lrtu: o&d) bultc Glcuclnno fiir cincn
Scr 0r0Btcn WtGnncr unicrcS &onoca
lmb bin ilbcr5cllNt, 0oB ibm Die &c.
ich6tc icincn Flob inter lmicrcu
iccb@ obcr licbcn pirtlif 1roBcn Frd.
ii0cntcn nnuciiCn miro.
Gr.StootSicfrctGr CIneu; nGIcpc.
lun0'3 600 lit Elm n0tionolcr Ncrluit.
Cine cole @citoIt, cin Stoot3mann,
ociicn Eutriotianula, FflihtQCfiibl
lno Wiutb IN iciucn logcu obnc
@Icihcn OoltonoclL lit ms cntriIicu
morocn."
Nonticr e. Is. @Cucoict: Sic Nod).
rid)t bon 0cm Gooc Glcpcluno'S triiit
mid lhmcr, 0Cnn cr lit 5mun5ig SoGs
re IonA mcin pcrtrulltCltcr 6rclmo
Ncpcicn Sd CLAUDE, Onb 0ic gtod)-
melt cincn nod 0r0Bcrcn Wionn in
linn crbIitcn miro, oils mir bclltc.
Sci icincm icIicnicitcn Gboroftcr ipur
CT elmer ser Iiebcn9luiiroigitcn Wtcns
ldlc1t, bic ih fcnncn 0clcrnt bubc,
&cin Gribut ocn ih i6m soften f0nn.
tc, lpGrc iibcrtricbcn."
Gr.9iidbter Wiorgon 5. G'@ricn;
rGlcpclonb qcbort in Ole &loiic bon
Woibin1ton im0 2incoln. Gr pur
elmer Der Orci aroBtcn ErGiiOcnten
rnicrer RcpubIif. Seinc StGrfc Lao
IN icinem Gboroftcr uno icincn oll-
ber1eluobnlihen 0ciltcagoben Gr
ihloirte ollc nihti0cn ,Sro1en 1cluil
icnboit lino griinolidb, umb luoS or
crnnrol iiir 9icbt bicLt iiIbrtc CT
0urdL obnc unh rcbta rno lintS 5lt
tIifcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Efiisicac Grfldrung Der Slcritc.

Al1'1''h' 0'''u'"hD w Sl'lbi''
ErincctorL Ns&, %.
3lni.- Olit Scr 2lntiinOiglmR
OcS So0cs OeS Gr- YrGiiocntcn
@roucr GlcucIono crIicbcn
icinc 2lcr5tc, Die Goftoren SO.
lcpb .. @rpont, SEQ. u. 2od-
mooO lrno :. M. GnrnocGoL
ioIgcnOe offi5ic1c Grfldrlmg
iibcr sic GoOcSuridben
~Sr. GIeueIouO lit icit Sab
rcn al bduiigen Otogcll. lm0
Gorm @rfrnnflngcn. Iuju
6attcn iidb organiidc Scr5s lmO
9ticrcnIeiOcn gcicIlt. Gic 81.
refte SoOcSlIriobc mar elm
Scr5IhIag, contpliiirt ourh
TerltopIlina ser @lutgciGbe
ltno 2un2enoocm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Sia'S Saar. nno gart.Sar6emittel,
Idlluar5 ooer braun, SOC.
Or. at. Adran,uuit.
1907 Cit.galtimorc.S Strafc,
4 sbRren 5nli@ pom srsas,ua

a Sbhreu 1itlidl pom Srpaoiudb),
mad. itr icine Bnicnicn heiannt. onB pdbs
reno Sunt, SuIt uilo gtuguit feline Sprecbltllnoerr
Uc iOlAt iinb: Sdnlidl uDn bie 10 lIbr 8prut
nnb Il bis ilBr AbenSs. Sunnfags pun 10 llbr
Gurm bio | tlbr ssudnl.
Heuie. ole an iraeuo elmer Sorm bon d,runt.
ihen Sranent @eihIrdltcs nnc Sarufruntbeiteu
letorn, brnlldlen feline SItrbt Dor SctHer3en sli
Gabcn DieiHe ncle Uetbooe hermeioet bieieIs
ben. sSir bennbcu in unierer Braris feline an.
ltrunente mo Gurdntiren ene Stur in iiir5erer
Belt, ais onrf ctne onoere Wetboee.
e. q Y. Ybuue - Wulis 1167.
(Wdr}3i, SiSr. .Sp1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
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$&mefef-

iinN @cluciic iiir lire periefte 8ein-
6cit uno miIbcrtroiicncn meoi5ini.
idcn @crtb. Sic madt oie Saut ge.
idnciOia itiat Sufen mo idiitt ole
8eillnobeit Ourd griinoIide Geint.
gln8. @lenn'S ShpefeIieiie madt
Oic @cidtSfar6c fIar unb frii6. lin.
ii6ertroIicn iiir Babe. uno Soiletten.
8cbrnuh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Salt tnlDre & SbtD
Sonntass=GrfnriFnnsn

pun Snlttniprc.
S2.50-Gumbcrlano uro Surid
Sl10-8crtclcp Sprinac uno 5uriid.
Si25-0iartinebura mn iurhd.
Si.25-l0urpcr Serrn uue SIrd.
Sunntng, ocu rs. Suni. Spcs
5inl8nQ uerldbt Wuuut RnOa.s
HdbnDot 7.G0 Dioraens, GanlNCns
Nnbnbcf 40 MorGens
eccufcr.Grfuriiuucn.
Sj,00-sttlnntic'Gitn, Gape 0tuH, sea
1sle Sim uno Secnu sim, M,
ituo juriid, iCnen TrcitNa uuo
Samitag bis sum -. September.
eSiitig iiir Die Riidtu0rt bis Siens
IidA, incnitue
Siiunnra SallSGrturiuucu.
1O.Gj-6reiin0s, T., a. INN 81. Suil,
II. nno q. slnoniii #. ,scplcm.
Der. .. Stiubcr Ni1etc IL 5a1c
aiiltiG. einihcblid) ncs &criduiS.
taos. Spciiuling nit FunMls
8drIor gSaGqon0.
Girbirns.Griuriioncn.
SJ.00-Sccr Bart, MO, nno inritd. Gddbs
inlitdAa'3 3ii9e nm tSreii1M allc
Siipc am SnmiiuG mo 2onniGa.
0iiltig uuf alien SiGcu Seer Eart
ncrinlicnb bis i2,3S Nabt2 Siens
flags, incIu'toc.
Guuuentiunen.
Si6.W--SIeurlnnn nno inrid, p. bis 80
Suill. Hiidiubrt bis Z SulI, I'ci
ointerlraun2 hcs Nilets bel Dem
&dllooingsNacneu Dor hcm Z.
Tuli llo nab 3nbIuna nou Sl.00
miro Die Riidreiie bis sum 81.
sluauit pcrldnGcrt 6. Iut bis g
SuIi. Miidfebrcnb bis IL, SuIi
Sjj.i5-Scuper nnb Suriid, I. bis 4. Suli.
9tiidretie bis o. SSgi, 10; his
ofto6cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Sin Qcbcu uuQ 9lr6cit nno Gbrcn.

Som ormen Glcrt un0 0linOcnlcbrcr
idnuang licb Glcoelono 5ltn 9Il'
malt, Shcrifi Wiupor, @oupcr.
ncur lmo YrGiioCnten ocr Hepub.
lit mtf.
Stcpben @rouGr GlcpeIonb luuroC
IN Golopca, N.sN no icin Notcr
EreS6pterioncr. ErCoigcr mar, om t8.
NtGr5 1887 0cboren. Die 6omilic
mar i'm Sabre 1875 oi8 Scm GountD
Sufiolf in Gnglon0 ouSgclunnoert u.
botte icb in MioiiohuicttS nieocrgc.
lolicn. Scinc Wiuttcr mar iriiher 9Ib-
Itormnltng, 9lmnic Ncol aus NnIti-
more.
gIlS cr pGterc FrGiiocnt bier
Sabre olt mar, per3o1 er nit 6cn 81
tern nof 6opcttcpillc, NsD, 100 cr
Ole Sdulc uno oo2 Gollcq bciudltc II.
lpGtcr olS @cbilIic in cin2uoengeidGit
eintrot. 1853 iicoeltc Dic 6omilic
nod Solano Eotcnt iiber. 100 Der
&ntcr Ito,6 m0 icinc @ittuc nit 9
0inbcrn 5uriiflicb, bon 0cncn @ropcr
0oS jiinqite mar.
Wiit II TSobrcn fam Sr. GlcpCldnO
oI5 2c1rcr an cin 9linocninItitut
nod Ncp,Dorf, an Sem icin Gltcrcr
NruNcr SranciS nnAeitcllt mar. Wiit
% Sohren moItc CT nab GlcUelono,
o, iibcriic0eln, lnterbrn6 ober Die
9fciic i'll Buffalo, no er eincm Ger.
ponoten 6ci ser 9lbioiiluq pon Ion0.
Dirtbidoftlidcn Sunbbiibcrt 10 Dem
o2lm. Serb Boot" Golf. 1850 frat
er ol6 Gopilt bci Scr 9lopofatenirnu
TogcrS, @omen & 9io0crS cin, mo cr
nod I'M Serbit MIR cincn @odcnIo6n
bon 81 neroientc. 2tbcr CT 6cnubtc 0ic
3cit 5ltr Gorbereitllng fir sic 2Iouo.
fotllr. 1859 nur0e er sur |rnria 5lrs
geIolietl blicb ober ol5 giirentbei
nod Orci Sabre bel Ger Sirnu. Seine
Wtlltter, bie 1882 itor6. crGieIt ou,
molS ben aroBtcn (beit bon ocn
mas or peroientc.
PIN I. ESonltor 1868 ipltrOc or 5tn
Stills IiItriftSonpolt bon Gric SO.
ernonnt. Grei Sabre botte er bicic$
9lmt innc unb ertpor6 lid oorin 0en
Huf cincs iIeiBigcn uno Itrebiomcu
Slriiten 2(acroingS aolt er 6onalS
niht iiir cinen gnten Heoncr.
Shon oomols }ciQte iid feline &or.
liebc iiir 9lngeliport. sSiir sen Ger.
febr IN Scr @cicaidoit 5cigtc cr lpcnig
Neigun9, obcr inter 6relnoen ltno
9efonntcn mar CT uoll, 9elitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

@on Ipotbefern iibcraIl perfarit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Gonfort,
9trinli6ftit,
Wrlunobcit

Ecri0nIiIe GcinIidfeit beoelttct
t6rpcrIide @eiuuobeit. 8enn ole
Sout rein uno frei bon SdpciB uno
llureinlidfcitcn acbaIten piro, eriiil.
len Die win5ig fleiuen Boren ibre
6imttion reidIi6 uno natiirlid.
@obre f0rpcrlide GeinIi6feit aber
bGngt bon ser beniltten Seize ab.
Cine reinc lmperiGli6te Seize auS
pa6rbait 5ltrGglihen geItanotbeilen
tit n0tbi9 Gie miIoen, reinigenoen
rmo antilcptiitbcn gi9enihaiten bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

Erinceton N.,S., %. Sunni. -
NSn icincnl porncbm idIidtcn Scint
"9ScItlon0", Dem (uScllIltm icinc3
ScbcnSnbcnOS, licgt @roper Glcpc.
lnt6, Der 5mcinloliAc Er1li0cnt Der
Tcreinigten Stuotrn nrti Der Sooteu.
bobre. Die 9cgcnilberliegcnoc llni-
rcriitGt ino piele EripotbGulcr iino
III Srmtcrilor gebilat, ouf allen Of
Icntlibcn @cbdilocn flottern sic Stag
gen ullf SnlbmuIt, un0 Die Nar3e
Sto0t trniert iibcr ocn zoo ibrcs be
licbtcltcn unb bcribntcltcn @iirqcr8.
Nus ollcn Sbcilcn Oc3 Sdn0cS, bon
Nicrico, CANADA unb iclblt pom jcu.
cit9 6C3 05eun3, limo bcrct3 0an5c
Ncrgc bon NeiIciOSocpclhCn an bic
idmcrjGcbcll1tc Rittluc cingcImticn.
mo icoc Shlnbc brin9t iucitcrc Sum.
0crtc.
8ie lncnuortct boS Ninihcioen
por, benefit, boB lcinc bier &inocr
riht omueicub mnren; lic bcfonoen
lid bel Der @robmnltter ,Srou Eerrine
olf Dem 2on0iib ser Sonilic 3u
Sunmortb Wtoii Nltr Die Ioftoren
@rpunt, Sodluoob itnb Gornohon, 10.
mie Die @dttin beionocn iib ON
Sterbcbett, olS Scr ein5ige lcbcnoc
Gr-ErGiiocnt in Ole GDi9fcit abbcrll:
fen nllrOc
Sr. GlcpcIono botte ieit ,Sobrcn on
Scr5fronfbcit unO Wtogenbeidpcrocn
oclittcn 81 0cm lid) fiir5lid) nod
lbronlboiis Nelclltc; obcr, mic gcnoltc
llntcrlllhimGcn crgabcll bat cin
rl0blihcr Soer5itbIog ieincm &ciocn
Gin id)mcr}loiC9 Gn0e bcrcitct.
9ic Mittluc geiuBt.
Srml GlcpcIono bcugtc icb, ola i6r
ole 9Icr5tc mittbcitcn, Dob oos Scbcn
cntilobcn ici lucincno iibcr Den 5oO.
ten, obcr lie fInpftc ibren Sdmcr5
t0picr nie0cr lnO broh niht 3lion.
men. &br critcr @ebunfc aolt, ais
Iic ollS ocm Stcrbe5inlmer gciiibrt
lultroc, ibren &inocrn, melhe ourb
6crnipreh. .Terbinoung bcnodribtiQt
muroen lmo gcltcrn glbeno bcrcit9
nit Scr @ro6n1itter inn Sroucrbolic
cIntroicn.
Die 9eiiebing oes Scinl1eqonOe.
nen miro mpr0cnL Srcitog ocn %
3. Wtts., ltnttlIn0cn. Gr miro nltf
bcm fleincn ,5ricObof im &er5Cn ocr
llniperiitdtSitnot neben bent cp6Gr
umranften Wrobc iciner Dor pier Sab.
rcn geItorbcncn GItciten yodter Ghltb
icinc lebtc 9illbcItotte finocn. l}u6
Dem @llnid DER Mittne ioa Ooa Sci.
dlenbegGngniB Itreng pripat ieill ln0
icgliden Yon1pcs cntbebrer. 9ie9 lit
icooh folm1 nl09lidL oo Die 9lnuc.
icnbeit ocs Frdii0entcn Hooiepclt lno
oie nlilitGriihen Gbren Ole Dem Goo,
ten crluicicn meroen iolen, Der
Sroucrieicrlidfciten einen oiientIi-
dcn Gbaroftcr pcrlciben ipcroen.
Site bel d. lcunigte ooS
Gn0e.
Sbne ;3lueiIel bat Die Site Scr ict.
ten Gage Oas Gnoc bes ourd cine
Complication bon Stronfbeiten &c
ibm1hten Gr-Brdiioenten beihlcll
nigt. Gr lit ieit Sa9ren al bd,,iigrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

Vcrbitcn til bcicr ais Qutireu Ter chr.
ptirntRe Gnme It. NCruburo miro In Der Grin
nerllt8 ioriIebcn oaIlae Die Dtenihbet furts
tdbrt, nnrd gusibrueungen Die Ratlr an
mBbrdubcu mo ole ,RiIlen unerer Sdter"
Mrnnibcjen hienlite Nr5nei Der Net bieiben,
&en Sein stppcptit peroren, Sene 9unpe be-
eNt. Scln S6Idt itnrlhip. 0eiue 9drme bers
noptt Sctne 9dut bahaeb. Define sluacu uelb
itno uno IN ctb luenn aud uiebt enIt5 franz,
ooh unnoll flib!it. 70 1T geluib Strdnibeit int
NnihNe. gSdrte nidi bnrnnf iunnern 6coeufe.
oGB Serbhten bciicr uno Ieidbter it, ais anria
ren uIlo onB ct. Seruaro arduterpinen iiir
% Senis bc gpobeIcrn 5u baben iino.
(MoUdSr)
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Another Good Baseball Day.

Randolph was decidedly on the base
ball map Saturday, her three teams win
ming three games played here.
The first nine put it all over the Rock
land Military academy of West Lebanon.
N. H., scoring nine runs to their oppo-
nent's one and that one pure gift. Rock
land had not met with defeat before by
any school team, and came with the ex-
pectation of an easy thing. They were
more mature players than our boys, but
not in the same class for actual diamond
work. When slack" began pitching
rings around them they assumed wnr-
ried look that changed to blank despair
as the game progressed. They couldn't
hit, they couldn't steal second and while
their general fielding was good, it was
streaky. Rockland presented left-hand-
er in the box, said to be star, but his
briliiancy waned to low magnitude be-
fore the finish, as Randolph found him
easy.
''Jack" Vail is developing into twirl-
er of great promise. He has strength,
speed, puzzling curves. splendid control
and cool head. He fielded his position
perfectly. Spooner supported him finely,
and had throw to second that served as
q "keep OF" sign, after several had per-
ished on the trip down. His wild throw
to third gave the visitors their only run,
but that was his only misplay. The gen.
eral field work of the team was good.
Connolly made a nice one-handed catch
Of high liner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Il Reached the Spot.

Mr.. Z. Humphrey, who owns a large
general store az Omega, o., and is presi-
dent OF the Adams County Telephone
Co., as well as of the Home Telephone
Co., OF Pike County. o., says of DIR.
Kings New Discovery: "It saved my
life once. AT least think it did. 1t
seemed to reach the spot-the very seat of
my cough-when everything else
failed" DIR. Kings New Discovery not
only reaches the cough spot; it heals the
sore spots and the weak spots in throat.
lungs and chest. SOC. and s1.0O. Trial
bottle free.
II. A. Leonard. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Conference Of Governors.

The first conference of governors of al
states in the union ever held took place
in the East Room of the White House
last week. The governors were invited
by President Roosevelt to consider and
discuss means of conserving the natural
resources of the country. Besides the
governors, many distinguished public
men were present, including VIM. j.
Bryan, Andrew Carnegie and J. ]. Hill.
President Roosevelt presided. Several
days were spent in listening to papers
and speeches from high authorities on
the depletion of resources and proposed
remedies. Finally, all joined in "dec-
laration" of the necessity of action by ma
tion and states along similar lines.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Thaw a Witness as to His Sanity.

Harry K. Thaw was given a hearing
last week on his action of habeas corpus
to determine his sanity. Various experts
gave their testimony to the effect that
Thaw is now sane. Some OF them testi-
fed at the murder trial that he was in
sane when he killed White. Saturday,
Thaw took the stand himself and was ex-
amined by Jerome. He made poor wit
ness in behalf of his contention that he is
sane. The court will hand down its de-
cision next Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
wood-Platt Divorce Case.

The case of Mae Catherine Wood
against Senator I. c. Platt for absolute
divorce is being heard at New York.
Miss Wood claims to have been secretly
married TO Senator Platt in 1901, and
shows the alleged marriage certificate,
also endearing letters from Platt, who la
ter married Lillian Janeway, whom Miss
Wood names as correspondent. Platt
appears in court by counsel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Familiar Bank wreckina Story.

The Allegheny National bank of Pitts
burg, whose former cashier, William
Montgomery, defaulted to the extent of
100000 and perhaps more, has been
forced to suspend. Montgomery is held
for trial. The brokerage firm of Caroth-
ers & Co., which held large blocks of this
banks stock, failed in consequence.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
WHAT is DOING
THE WORLD OVER
A WORD ABOUT THE LEADING
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Weeks Doinqs in Congress-.

vvSSN > 0otu9S w
By motion of Senator Foraker, action
in the Senate on his bill for the reinstate-
ment of the discharged Brownsville
troops will go over till next December.
1t is said to have been done out Of politi-
cal considerations, in the belief that its
probable failure might anger the negro
voters toward the Republican ticket in
close states. By vote of 1S4 to 145,
the House passed the Vreeland financial
bill. By special rule, the Republicans al
lowed but one amendment to be proposed
in order to prevent filibustering. Then
Republican member moved to substi-
tute the Democratic bill. Only six Dem
ocrats voted for it. This was done to put
the Democrats in hole. Next day the
Senate substituted the Aldrich bill,
which it had before passed and sent to
the House, where it was reported adverse
ly. The question will now have to go to
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Methodists Are Conservative.

At the Methodist general conference st
Baltimore, the proposition that the
church discipline be so amended as to
abolish the prohibition of dancing, card
playing, ETC., leaving such matters to the
individual conscience, was defeated by
the committee on the state of the church
by decisive vote. The bishops had rec
commended the change.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Our Zeo."

There's man up IN Roxb'ry 'ffs said
has the Soy~rnorship bee IN his head.
IN HE course DodefecfiOn
He's deserving election
BY no bribe will he ever De- led.
Like the pet Of our nation. named ..Tedr
Big ol body, in honesty bred,
He'F no upper crust.
But a man we can trust
Let's all Join ranks and shout for .our Zed
W H. MEssER.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Totals,

Two-base hits, Connolly, McMurphy,
Jones, Eddey; sacrifice hits, Jones, Row
ell, Durkee, Beauchaine; first on balls, off
Sperry 1; struck out, by Vail 8, by Sperry
8; stolen bases, McMurphy 8, Vail 2,
Sharpe Howard, Durkee, A. Beauchaine,
Gordon; left on bases, Rockland /, Ran
dolph 2; double plays, Sanborn to Gordon,
Eddey unassisted, A. Beauchaine to Cor
don to A. Beauchaine: hit by pitcher, Cor
don, Sanborn; earned runs, Randolph g.;
umpire, Niebaum; time, hour, 80 min.
The second team beat the Northfield
High second team, to 3, and the Beth
any Boys club team trimmed the Bethel
second nine 10 toS
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Fatal Mistake in Druas.

A New York drug clerk who got hold
of the wrong bottle and used atrophine
instead of asperteina in filling prescrip-
tion is responsible for the death of Ed
wado de Erase, millionaire coffee plant
er of Venezuela, who was fleeing from
plague-stricken La Guayra
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Mrs. Guinness Was Killed.

1t is announced that the state is well
satisfied, from fragments of rings and of
a jaw bone found in the ruins of the
Guinness home, that the Laporte, Ind,
murderess met death there.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Fate Seems Against Huqhe..

Owing to the serious illness of Senator
Foelker of Kings, who stands with Gov
ernor Hughes, the success of the anti-race
track measures is again imperilled.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Son Didn't Want New Mother.

George E. Sterry, New York million
aire drug exporter, was shot and killed in
his office Tuesday by his son, who then
killed himself. The son was deranged
from brooding over the coming remar-
riage of his father to young woman.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
President Acted Legally.

The negro soldier who sued to recover
his wages since his discharge for partici-
patton in the Brownsville affair lost his
case, the court holding that the president
had right to dismiss him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Recent coIIeee e.sebsII.

Princeton 8, Harvard o; Yale 8, Penn.
sylvania 1; Brown s, Syracuse o; Notre
Dame 8, Williams 4; Dartmouth 4, West
Point 2; Fordham s, Georgetown 1; ver-
mont 6, Notre Dame 3; Dartmouth 8,
Harvard 4.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
everything Coinq Taft's WAY.

Oregon, North Dakota, California and
Montana instructed for Taft last week.
Washington did likewise and the Repub-
lican party went on record in favor OF To-
cal option. johnson has the delegates
from Minnesota, Bryan those from
Wyoming.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Death Of A. J. Russiow.

Alexis John Russlow entered into res,
at O'Clock Sunday morning after year
of invalidism often marked by intense
suffering. 1t was the 14th of May, 1907,
that ne had a first partial shock and re-
curing attacks of heart trouble steadily
weakened his splendid courage and the
rallying power of his waning vitality.
Last Thursday came the final seizure
from which he sank rapidly.
Mr.. Russlow was born in DanvilIe May
27, 1856, he and his brother, DR.. l.. A.
Russlow, of this place being the twin
sons of William and Marcia (Carbee)
Russlow. He had lived in his native
town until eight years ago, when he re-
moved to Randolph to engage in the liv-
cry business, from which his impaired
health compelled him to retire last Sep
tember. During his residence in this vii
lage he had won the friendship of many
acquaintances.
He married Miss Carrie Blodgett of
Danville, who, though trail in body,
found strength of spirit to meet the trials
OF sickness and to be the bright and
faithful attendant of the sufferer to the
last. Besides his wife, Mr.. Russlow left
mother, brother, and sister, Mrs. Paul
e. Walker, of Norwood, n. Y, who on
account of her own illness, was unable to
be with the mourners at the brief prayer
service held at the house Monday fore
noon with Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper officiat-
ing.
Wesley Hodgkins, NJ. w. Rogers, H.
A. Leonard and G. w. Pride were the
bearers, and the remains were taken to
Danville by thawidow and DIR. Russlow.
The funeral service was held there Tues
day afternoon in the house in which the
deceased was born, now the home of Mrs.
Russlow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Blodgett, with whom she will remain two
or three weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Lucky Haul by Bandits.

Bandits got $4,000 while on its way to
pay miners at French, N. NJ, by covering
the armed guard and agent with rifles
and dynamiting the safe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
Paresi. Reported curabIe.

DR.. John O'Brien of the Massillon, O.,
state hospital claims to have discovered
the germ of paresis, and that the disease
is durable.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-05-13
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-05-13
City Council Doinas.

At the meeting of the city coun-
Gil last Monday night contract for
800 tons of coal at $3.50 ton f. O.
b. at Superior was awarded to ]. S.
Robbins. Nels Knutson & Co. were
awarded hauling of coal at 80 cents
a ton and wood at Is cents a cord.
Spencer's paper was given official
printing at ten cents a folio and Is
cents for statement and nothing for
subsequent insertions. w. w.
Knight and L. F. Larson were given
permission to engage in housemov-
ing. A lot of sidewalks were con-
demned and stone walks ordered
laid. Salaries at city plant were
confirmed at $3.50 per year for Sec
rotary, $500 a month for superin-
tendent, SOS for chief engineer, $50
for assistant engineer and $50 for
helpers. D. N. Tallman was ap-
pointed on Board of Health in place
Of C. C. Selvig, who would not
serve. The ordinance in favor of
city ownership was given its second
reading. O. J. Westgaard, the
night patrolman, was appointed fire
warden