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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-10

'"'. T" '"uNG FOR GRoCERs. With the
= - January HE pure food law is to be en-
4. ". -'ter For year or more agents
a, 'o.'7 agricultural Experiment Station
f., '' Hafe been going about the State get
h.. iIe off all kinds of food and these
h. 's'o aoayzed and the results published
-. TO- time. A recent bulletin contains
sm.. -'.'".hs results of analyses of official
,s4 ' 4s'sui A majority contain benzoic
sn any contain coal tar color. The same
ss.t- -a0s a table showing results of
ht VI maple syrup sold as pure maple
rst,. W. contain too much water; and of
sh,, up and maple sugar, misbranded and
a lou. The syrup was found to contain
Low 9. - " per cent maple and the sugar as
son.. pe' cent Where the grocers' trouble
pscE.n "a lahelng goods sold from opened
r., The bulletin saws;
it,e No me present time the efforts in the en-
have naor u the Maine food and drug law
asnuiactnro..aa 'geiy directed to seeing that
putting aSn4s and wholesalers refrained from
lie market 'e era d or misbranded goods upon
lalOst instapcaanh u the retailer of food has in
IIle goods ySst continued the practice of SELL
asDeling The aiss require labelling without his
ssastorer Wv p ietail package that goes to the
y law will Deeglnnlng with January /, 1909,
!. se retailer a NY enforced on goods put up by
.eaaefs. It viii diio delivered by him to his Gus
sges he receiyna not be enough that the pack
snutacturer sq ~ from the wholesale dealer or
" the retaiier pe properly labeled, each pack
Y labeled az delivers to his customers must
Il cra as required by the law.
adplteratoS Is found selling misbranded and
be Is Iiah' Iu goods We do not understand that
eter il W. " penalty, but that the manufac-
''e one to suffer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
GM%iiiSpahriMtcn.

Nclp Oorf 26. Nlrglrlt. 49, 2(1,
9cfomncn; Iompfcr o(cltonic" bon
Solttbumpton.
HtpcrpooL, 2G. Nu9uIt. - 9ll.
Ncfommcn: 0ompfcr o2uconio" BON
Ncm- gOrf bio Queenstown.
Soutb NJ y to II, %. Hl0llIt.-
Nb9ciobrcn: Gompfcr naronprin}
Mil6CIm" pon @rcmcn) nod Mem.
Oorf pio G~Gcrbourg.
Ncm 9orf, 2G. 9lllolllt. - 9lt-
0cfonmcn: Gompicr oGormonio"
bon 2ipcrpool; 0ompfcr nGitonio"
Don 2ibor.
Son bicr o60cin6rcn; Compiler
Oceanic" nod Solltbomptoll, pio
NIpmoutb uno G6cr6ourg; .2uiito-
nin" nod 2ipcrpool.
GGcr6ourQ, &c. gli0ltIt. - Nn.
Ncfommcn: Compiler oYrctorio", Don
Ncu. Oorf nod Som6ur0 urtcrpegs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
gbfogrtatagc Scr Saran Sampicr
upn Tc,u.Vprf.

9lm 2G. 9ti8uit Oampicr .2nii.
tanio" mad &iocrpool.
Nm 26. 4nguit Oonpicr Ger.
mania" nod Neopel ltno WtorieiQc.
Nm 2G. Nitguit Gampicr .Ccea.
mic" nod) Soltbampton.
PIN y. 9(uGrit Gompicr nGcnti0.
lan0" nod @om6urg.
Nm y. Au1uit 0ornpicr ,Som.
burg" nod Gibraltar uno Nrapcl.
Nm 81. Anguit 9ompfcr .9rc-
men" mad 9reman.
Nm q. Allgnit Gampicr .Gcltic"
nad 2iuerpool.
PIN 81. AllGuit Gampfcr ,~olt.
rainc" nnd SABRE.
Pm 30. Nugllit 8ampicr ,gtGii.
Ocnt 2incoIn" no6 Snmburg.
Nn 80. gllt9nlt 0ompicr ,Gompc.
nia" nn6 2iuerpool.
Nm %. Nuguit Gampier .46ila.
oelpbta' noh Solitbampton.
PIN 20. N(ugnit 0ompier .M|inne.
npoli5" ra6 2onoon.
Im 30. AuguIt Iompier ,aroots
lono" nod IoDcr unb 9(ntueroan.
Irt 20. Inglit Dampier .GoIunl.
bia" n0d) @loSpolp.
Nm /. Stpt. Compiler vYotSoam"
mad NottcrOunl.
am 1. Scpt. Gampicr ,Gecilic"
na6 Bremen.
Pm 2. Scpt. Sampler ,9(lice"
mad Nrapcl un6 5rieIt.
PIN 2. Sept. 3ampier ,Scutonic"
nadJ southampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Earagrnpb Glf in Strait.

% 80. - 49,
Sn Sen StranobGorrn Ncp.ScricD'@
miro trot Frobibition unO &ocol-
Option iortgctrumfcn. - Soulen.
DC Don &iitcn Slnlhclbicr ulnu6.
d)cntIid in Sempercn5ortcn obgc-
~liciCrt.
Nem Dorf, 2G. Nlt0uIt. - HcAt
intcrciiontc GntbilQungcn iibcr Die
Erinflult in ocn lcntpcrCn5ortcn 2IS-
burp &urf un0 Ocean @rooc, u. s.,
brodtc Ooa gcitri0c 3ctacnucrb0r IN
Der SiBung ser Stont2. Acciic-Goul.
milIion IN Naburp Hnrt. Nie gcitcrn
id)on bcrid)tct, bottc &icc Erdli0cnt
Or. u. &. @olnr0 BON scr .Cccou
@ropc Gomp Mccting Nliociation"
AM N}ontog olrSgcio0t BOP IN Ocean
Oropc feincrIci Spiritltoicn pcrfouit
unO b0ditcnS bic mo ga in &erbir.
Dung nit Giatbcc gcnoiien mcr0cl.
GrGiiNcnt Geo. ". Sbon,pion bon
Der Ncciie.Gommiiiion bc6alrptctc IN
bcB gcltern, bnb Is IN Sccon @rope
20 @ofolc 9cbc, Die 9urbc5 &iccn5cn
bobcn. &n Naburp Eorf Gobc Die
GommilIion bis jett mr. 5mci Siccn.
sen oil Sotcla %bcruiQiGt obcr icitbcm
crio9rcL DAB III Ocn mciiten @otcI5
Spirituoicn pcrfouit mur0en, ga nid)t
lpc1iger ol9 80 Sotolc unOcS Iiccns
sen bobcn. @icrmit fin0ct ljd aid
Die %@rflGrlnN fir bic 9roBrn Guans
titGten @icr nnO S%piritloien, sic tag.
lid nod 9lSburp Eorf QcionOt MGR.
oCr, obtpoGl in Der Staot feline Sc.
tr0nfc D%crfolft mcr0en loiltclL 0a Tie
inncrbolb elmer Wcile pon Ocean
@ropc ltegt unO IN lettcrcu Grta
%iibcrboupt feline 2iccn5cn berpiaig
mcr0en. Wnpor 5. Wt. Noliton bon
NQcn6urit mcinte, cS lei mmoglidL
bns @iihoIs. @eieb ourd5uiiiGrclt, unO
nlan 'olte menigItena Ocn 6otcl.8ds
itcn Sonntags @etrGnfc bel ben
Wabl5eiten uerobreidcn oiirien. Ter
Manor s. 8. Wc6oooen BON Gong
grond) Iogte oitdl ca ici unmoglid,
oea @etr0nfesG uSidont am Sonntog
in Sotcla 81 oerbinocrn. S6criif 6.
u. 6runcis BON Monmoutb.G olntp
bcbouptete, nid]t 81 piiicn, bob in
Elcoillrc Ban, Gong @rondl, AM
Sonnto8 8ctrdnfe pcrfoltit wcrocn.
9. q. Eotteriou, Ser an 9epoGner
Der Scmpercr5orte Sloihcn6icr lics
icrt, ipltr0c uorgelobcn, crflGrte ie.
ood Olrd) Ieinen Nnpolt, OaB bic
Gomnliilion neutrality-suspicious.
babe, iucii Der SegislatllrbcidluB Der
Die Gommiiiion ~creirte, nit,t in Eonl.
phletform publi5irt moroen lei, mie
olle on0ercn @eiebe uno 9fciolutioner.
Fntterion bctrat obcr trotocnl ben.
3euqenitano, Inn iiber ieine 9ierlieie.
rungen aus5ulagen. 9ltd) anoerc
9icrlieferanten mahten anga6en, 6ab
lie Sauienoe bon ailten JIaidenbier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
in 6ronf-

'tE.t. ID. DOT. ttf = ~
llrt.
ScQc Gmp6rllng bat IN mcitcItcll
&rrticn Die <l10e aus 6runffurt
q. %. bcrporgcrufcll, oob ans ocnr
&caiItcr Oc5 Oortigen StonOc3omtca
Die llrfunbc bon @octbC'S @cburt
olra9cidnittcn lut6 geitobIcn >porocll
1T. Soiort nod0cm Der Sail SIR
Nn5ci0c 0cbrodt NOR, cntfoltctc oic
EoIi5ci cine iie6crbnitc GbGti9feit, I'm,
0cS &rrilbcrS bobboit SIT merbcn. g(ber
bis ictt lit bon Ocnt GbGtcr feline
Spltr a%ui0eiunbcn morocn.
@ot d) Sill in @iIs
oun9cn.
Gic oiii5iclle @elt i. in Ser Nci03.
boltptitoot i'm Nugcrblif intmcr nod
rcdt IpGrlih pcrtrctcu. 9o6cr linO
olldj 0ie MitgIicocr be5 oipIomutiidcn
Corps iolt inn1mt mn ionOcrS ol1sQc.
ilogen. Gincr, scr cS nit am lang
item bier m%iSgeboltcn, luor Der olllc.
rifonilhc @otifnitcr, 81. Gopi0 SoD-
ne Sill. N6cr oltd CT Bat jcbt @crlin
}citpcilig Den Iiidcn acfcbrt mo
@oo @il0un9cn i'm 5iirItcnt6um
WalOcd oilfqciltd,t, no er, mic tclcoro.
pbiih pon BORT gcmcioet miro, oud)
bercitS cingetroffcn lit. Ger 9otidai-
ter miro BORT cine Belt lang 5un1 Sur.
gc6rolrd) permciGc1 un0 nod Berlin
5llrildfebrcn, iobul0 sic orntIidcn
Ftlidten feline pcriGnlihe ampcicn-
belt lpicocr crbciiden.
Gentide Sffi8terc mad
8riedlenIo b.
Gcuti6c Sfii5iere wcrben bclter
gum criten Molc Sen SccrcSnton0pcrl,
IN 0richcnlon0 6eimobnen. 9ie PIT
orOnlrng lit otf oireftc @c%ronloiIung
bcS auiicrs getroficn. Won ninlmt
an, bob bic InQeIegcnbcit bciprodcll
mur0c, ais Der &uiicr I'M pergongenen
6riibiobr nit Dem &Gnig BON @ric.
fcnlonO ouf ser 5nicl Gorfu %5ilion,-
mentroi.
IbpiegeIung in Nffoire
3 Of riding.
Sn Dem piclermGbntcn 1Sullc Sd)iid.
ing miro BON Den omltliden Stcllen
flott a6gcmiegelt. Gle @elo6ube BON
90 Warf, meIdJc Dem Heootteltr Sent
berger uuferle9t muroc, lpcil cr iid &C..
n'eigert botte, Den Gcrfoiier Ges eritcn
informotoriihcn 9rtifels in ser
n6ronffitrter 3citung" III nennen, lit
onfge6o6en morocn. l~leberboupt lit
Dos gon5e 3eugniB5pangsperfabren
neldes 10 groBen 9lnitob erregt bate,
beieitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Gaptou mmp otsbtauStopm
Wn bic Tamcn.

2uuac 9nmen. ipeI6e rose.ue etneiteriuuii
81 e%rlerncp m%iinfdien. fUaief ntdbt i'm 3,peiitI
frin. wo6tr fih oaiiir 81 ioenOen. Gle hrnu,hrr
nIr bel Grl. W 6a6ffS. Hr. BOZ. Aeis. cara.
tnGn.strubr, pnrsu!preden, ihreu ginmer OILS
3oglirg eiuirdaeH uno ie leruer bic aiiuit nab
ser origef6riiieuiten Metbooe. sic erbaliet
nuferoeu, nritnniidhen llnterriht int Anfdueioen.
Sebr ItbernIe 9eoinguneen. 5rf. ID. SaferS,
sr. BOZ, &tit.e aratpsa. StraRe. (376--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Wajur Snnusu i'm Nclolngcr.

&unctiouGitn SIS, 2G. Mug.
r. Waior So, 5olotn uon Scr iopnli-
idcn @otiAoit in Moibington trai
bier 1cltcrn Nbcn0 inn llcbmasInger
rilt ul0 mllroc nltf ocm @nJu6oiC
bon circm Mit9licoc 0cS Stobcs Oes
Generals SEER cmpinnDcu uno nod
bcm SouptQuortjcr gclcitet. Ger We
ior miro mcbrcrc Gage ucrpcilcn mo
IN Den ndd)lten SnBcn miro olih Der
6ritiihc MilitGr.N ttnde Oberi. Salnca
e~rlpnrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

nod) Ocn Scmpcrcn5prten licfcrten.
Gin Sdnolcr d1tein f~itIcrte W0djciltlidj
GOO &iitclt un0 mtbtttr NCp- Porter
.6iriiten Iicicrtcn Spi-
ritloicn nit ocn nn0trcn @oorcn
nod NHburp Fort mo Ocean @ropc.
IS lit nnlr notbig, @citelhrngen per
Eoittorte 81 MADDEN, unO Die @ctrGn-
tc mcr0cn gcIicfert. 9lbcr ca oori nlr
bcIrllld) gctruntcn mcrOcn, ullO bel
elmer Dor &obrcn obgcboltcncn Nor.
rcniiBung cinca @ciongpcrcina in SV-
burn Forf mlrrOe 0oa Bier in &oiiccs
tolicu Icrpirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
&crtricbcuc Wcocr.

Sonc&borO, Nrf.. 26. IiguIt
- W9ic ans 0rm bellamblrtcn fIeiucr
Srtc Grulnon bcrihtct miro, iino Dor
bort 5ltrl 5rucitcn MoIe in Dicr5cbr
En1cn sic inrbigcn SGgcmiihIen.Ir.
better bon lucibcn NrbcitSGtnoIien
pcrtricbcn mprOcn unO ioQt1 Scr Be
iitcr ser MiibIc, mic rr IN NiSiidt
gcittIt bot, mic0cr NcDcr bcrnnjiebcn.
10 mnib mon lid oti cincn 3uionmct,
ltob gciaBt MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Wcnc Tnntpferlinic.

NemsSrIconS, 60, 26. 9litg.
- Sm Qouie Ser nGditen 80 Gage
miro Die r(cro3 Gitp Stenmibip
Company" bintcr melfer Die Sntc.
reiien ltebelL mClhc bic i. atlnnia,
Birmingham & }ItIontic Giienbabn"
Gcbout baden mo lpelde iett bic
GOntrplc iiber pcyidie0qne Gonlpier.
&inicn olSiibt, uornuSiid)tli6 cine
regclmGbi0e %&crbinonng 5ruiihcn
9tcpsS Orleans mO Nelu.Oorf einrid.
ten, pcl6c Ser oSoutGern Yocific"
Gonfllrrcn, modlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Waouun ii6cr bic gaoc anf Guba.

Ncm Oorf, 2G. Nltguit. - Nod)
cilrcr Gonicrcn5 nit E%rGiiocnt Hooic.
uclt in 0cIlcn &nt6bnu5 olrf Sogo.
more Sill BET OpItCr Nnp crtlGrtc &c
tern 8oupcrncur Gbo5. 6. Wo1oon
BON Gubn BOB Die Woblcn bcS Vr0s
lIocntcn mo Scr GongrcB . Wtit0lic-
Der oui Der oFcrlc ser gntiQen" ami
"A. 9tppcmbcr 02. IS. itottiinocn iucr,
Den. Nm IS. &ofllor 1909 ioa Damn
Der nCucrlpGhltc Erdliocllt icicrlid in
icin bD6cS Nhut cingefiibrt mcrocrr.
Sr. Wogoon crItottctc ocnl HrGii.
hcntcn cincn mnSiiibrli6cn @crift
ii6er feline C%bGtiQfcit sur &crItcQumg
georonctcr 3uitGn6e oltf Ser Snicl.
Gr lpro6 sic 3uOcriid)t aus, DOB bic
Woblcn in better Crbmtng pcrlolicn
mo Die Guboncr 0cn @cipciS crbrin.
gen iuiirbclL 0ob. tic fobig iinb, i6rc
Jic9icrunga 2 GnGclegenbeitcn inter
Dem nellcn HcQinIc ielbcr 81 pcrmol.
ten. Sr. Hooirpclt mar iiber oicWftt.
%tbeilungcn 0ca @ouuerneurs bodar.
ircllt. @nltpcrncur Wn9oon bego5
iid) oin 9lbcno uon Opitcr Ban mad
Nclp Oorf uno rcbrt iiber @oibinq.
ton nod Sopono }uriid, mo or Dor
oent /. Scptcm6cr ein3utreffen bofft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Sdanip;clcr lurgcn GGcbrnd)o be-
lnngt.

" ilmoufcr Ni3t., 26. 9ulAltlt.
- @c1cn 0cn Shollipirlcr un0 M0'
tincc- 1gl0lu G0moro Madcp, Scr
mG6rcno Scr Commemorate ais III.
NcuOlidcr @icbbobcr ser oSbcrmot
&ropu Stod So" I'M ,Gupioior.
(beotrr" Sic Ncr5cn nlCr Nodiiih.
lem ld)ucQer ihloQcn mud)te, lit cir
N~oitbcicbl mc1cn Gbcbunha crloiicn
morOcn. mcIdcr bcrcit2 ser EoIi5ci
ilbcrAcbcn mnr0c, Sic iif nit ocnt
Rem Oortcr Eoli5ci 0cportcmcnt IN
&crbinOung icbtc, nm Den Noitbcicbt
III politredcn, ga Mud2p polt bier
iIob, i'm lid onNcblih uod 9tcm. Oort
p0cr 9rootlun 81 bcGcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

fc6rt. nod6cnt Tie 3r I,rB nod Mooic
,&ou uto Don sort an Ser Soos2inic
cttlonQ QctponOcrt worcyL nm it'd
l1nh Nrbcit um5uicbcu, Sic iil0
poQitGnoi9 crid6pit uno oic Sells
ormcc" mus iid ibrcr oumcbmcn.
llcbcr 100 Monn Iic0Cn hiCr gou}
miitrdoa olri Sem @obnbof scr So
naOion Yacific No6n".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Sn ricl Grntc.grbcitcr.

SUronto, Ont, 26. Auguit. =
Giner IepciGe aus Hegina in Sas-
fotdJepon beiinccl i'd bort ettpo 200
Grnte. arbcitcr obne 9eifdftigung
itnb IN Scr oiiritigitcn Gage, llnb pei-
tere @aggonlo0mgen 2ellte fomnlen
nod INNER an. gtruo Elm Gllbeno
Arbpiter, ipcldt 3llerft cingetroffen
iparen, iino nod Der Stabt 5uriidge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Ter @prbane gefnQcn.

u m + It, 9. s., 2G. guguit.-
antonio Gonp) Goitor, ser in oel1
gan3en Ser. Stndten befonnte 1hea.
teroireftor, lit bette bier mad msbr-
wofiger aranfheit ge~itorben. Or
mar II Sabre cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
%crmiIdJtc tclcarnpbii1c Ncpcidcn.

-Sn ser N0hc bon &enorn, Man.
wltr0e ser bel ocn 8alttcn ser .Go.
nooiifc1 9ohn" anQcitcltc 3oblmei.
tier Nlcr. Miitou mlO 5luei icincr ri.
Iiitcltcn ben cirlcm S3uBc iibcrioDrcn
un0 atto0tct.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

While II Is fact that the Ringing
circus people have passed up this. tow
for severa lyears owing to a former
Misunderstanding. and that for the
same reason other shows did likewise
It Is not true that the reason that the
Representative. who was In the city
few days ago cancelled contracts made
was altogether ON account Of high
prices. A satisfactory contract had
been made between the agent and tn.
city for the license, also between tn
agent and Mr.. Prltchard for the show
grounds. This latter price is report
ed on the street to have been $500.
when a. matter Of fact It was but
half that amount. There seems %
have been, SO far as we have been
able to elarn. no ease Of an exorbi-
tant charge.
This show is at Salina the day pre-
'vious to the prospective date here.
which was to have been September II
They carry ss cars. and owing to lack
Of trackage In the Missouri Pacific
yards here, were compelled to route
via the Santa Fe. This was an enor-
nous jump for this show to make be-
tween stands and It was finally be-
Iieved to be best to wait a little and
see II they could not get in here from
some other point.
Now, we did not talk to this agent
ourselves, but these are statements
that we received from persons who
did talk with him. It Is to be hoped
that the affair can yet be arragned
nd that we will have q good big cir
Gus visit the town.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

DR.. Ira B. Bartle, formerly OF Lar
ned, now located at Marshfield. Ore.
operated upon a man there q few day
ago for the removal Of large assert
ment Of junk from his stomach. The
Portland Journal tells OF 1t as follows
Dr.. Ira B. Bartle, Of North Bend.
was to have opened the scientific pro
gram of the Oregon State Medical As
sociation yesterday BY reading paper
on Surgical Interference in Some OBJ
stinate Stomach Trouble" Dr.oBarus
wired that he couldn't come and sent
a telegram saying why. Everybody
supposed 1t was q joke, but 1t Yves
the truth. Here Is the telegram: :
Operated on glass eater this morn
ing. Removed from stomach 8 knives
S loaded rifle cartridges, door keys.
IL horseshoe nails, 4 sH,penny nails,
8 dimes, 3 nickels. fish hook, and
4 ounces Of glass. Obstinate stomach
trouble" o
DR.. J. c. OD'ay, who arrived from
Coos Bay this morning to attend the
convention, said the telegram was
not an exaggeration. but that the mar
operated upon had been d circus per
former II years. had swallowed things
In a side show, and had come over
from Hawaii on the same stsemer
with him. having been taken IN Just
before Coos Bay was reached. The
operation was performed In the North
Bend hospital, and 11S pieces of hard
foreign articles were removed from
the glass eaters stomach. ::
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
Base Ball Situation.

There is nothing new to report in
the baseball situation. Manager Quig-
ley Of the home team is expected back
from Newton this evening when some
thing definite will be known about the
league matter. 1t appears that there
is considerable Of a squabble between
Mcpherson and Newton. Not only
did the Newton team leave the field
and forfeit a game with the Mes, but
left town and did not play out the
series. There is, judging from the
reports in the Mcpherson papers, con.
siderable Misunderstanding, and 1t Is
likely the controversy will result In
one Of the teams retiring from the
league, which would leave an opening
for the local team to get In.
Psrsians Best RsvolutIonIsts.
st. Petersburg. July 1S:-Ths rev.
olutionists at Tabriz, Persia, have
been overcome by the government
troops. Horseman of Rachia Khan
are now pillagins the town with VIC.
lence and murder.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
Grand Jury Al Hutehlnaon.

The people Of Hutchinson and Reno
county are not exactly satisfied with
the condition Of things down there,
50 1853 Of them presented petition To-
Judge Gale. Of the district court, ask
ING for grand jury. which petition
was granted. There Is some agita-
ton In the city Of Hutchinson as to
what the investigations Of this body,
may bring forth. y
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

best put on the
market, the ia eS-

Vile. The line rain,
has made a demand for
Listers, and we are still
prepared to sell you a
few. Also the James.
vile Sull1y and Gana
Flows.
In Wagons, we have
the Gilbert and Charter
Oak Wagons, a few more
OF them left. II you want
a wagon, come in and
let me show you how a
Wagon is cOnslruc'ed.
No other Wagon on the
market Is ironed like
tn Gilbert Wagon is ir-
Oned, which is first
class throughout.
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Sunday Dinner.

Miss Lois Sans entertained at din
ner Sunday in honor Of the Misses
Bessie and Gussie King, of Princeton,
Mo. The guests were Miss Ethel
Scroggins and Miss Genevievs Lewis,
Of Hoisinston. Miss Ella Smith. Miss
Hazel Buckland. and Miss Clara Kra-
mer. A splendid dinner was served.
and a delightful day INDUCED in By
the young ladies'.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

George Merritt came In from Spear
vile Tuesday evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

Judge and Mrs. James Clayton hare
issued invitations to the wedding Of
their daughter. Eva, to Rev. Warren
Foster Cook. Of Ottawa, to occur on
~ aith. at the homo. at $50 Z. N.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

Eldorado.
W. v. Marquis, one Of the standbyi
of Albion township, was a county sea
visitor today on business and In cues
Of peaches.
Mrs. Ernest Beman, Of the thirt
ward, who has been very sick To-
several days. Is reported as being
lie better.
The lheeting Of the Silver Circle
with Mrs. Hooper Thursday after
noon was a very enjoyable one. ant
well attended.
Ed Kellam was In today and report
that he viii have a big apple crol
this year. His peaches are not a
numerous as formerly.
1 L. B. Coss has about completed
new house on his farm near Heller
Ed Hotchkiss went out Thursday t
finish the plastering.
Calvin Piester. book-keeper for tn
Moses Mercantile Co. at Hoisingtol
was here last night and left for En-
poria Tor visit with relatives.
The weeds have been cut alou
Imost Of the streets and vacant LOT
on 18th and Lakin. east. It Is no
up to the city to clean the alleys.
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II
some time last week while helping
his father, the 10y was caught In the
machine and the flesh torn from one
leg from the knee to the ankle. He
was taken to the hospital In Hutchin
son and 1t was thought his Life could
be saved by amputation Of the leg.
Great Bend beat Lindsborg agar
yesterday at the athletic park, the
score being. Great Bend 8, Lindsborf
4. Hits, Great Bend 10, Llndsborg
Batteries, Great Bend. Fullenwidsr an
Lederer; Lundstrom and Baird, Tn,
game was interesting Notwithstanding
the score. We notice hiatt FuIlen
wider generally wins his game, al
though the score sometimes does ruI
large. 1t u usually q good thing Il
keep the winner even II he does no
make q record or great pretensions
The game today ID the last Of thu
) series and there is nothing date'
ahead for here.
! John Moore was over at Hoisingto
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
D His horse took first money In the pat
ing race Wednesday. z. Prices hors
D drew first money In the race that b
i. was In. and Cliff Gardner got firs
: In the free for all yesterday. l. 7
Aber drove the Moore and Price hor'
Z e., and Gardner drove his own.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
railroad.

with either Taft or Bryan the winner.
Taft is wise man, great man
and Of judicial temperament. There is
election it will come TO the same thing,
50 far as the railroads are concerned,
no doubt that he will pursue the Roose.
welt policies, but he will not talk as
I Roosevelt has done. After ALL il was
Booseyelt's talking and not his policies
that did harm
1T is nonsense 10 say that the el
ection Of any man will wreck the coun-
try. believe that the moment Bryan
entered the White House he would be.
come sober and conservative states
| man"
Mr.. Ingalls, was asked for his ex-
PLANTATION of Stuyyesant Fish's state.
ment that, though the crops this year
would be so large that all the rail
roads would be busy, the roads would
get little out Of the business. Mr.. In
gals said;
The railroads viii not make much at
the pace they have been going. The
stocks have drifted to New York, and
there are too many stocks and bonds,
dividends are too high, and wages in
some cases are too high. The raise IN
wages was the natural result of the
unwarranted boosts of dividends.
"But if the present situation of the
railroads is taken in hand in business
way--if we quit talking about politics
having anything to do with it--every-
thing will come right in reasonable
time, OF course, there will be some
suffering, but by both elements equally
IT the water is taken from stocks and
dividends are reduced to legitimate
figures wage earners will not object to
ebraing their part of the expense of
rehabilitation They are men Of sense
and have never found any difficulty
in dealing with them on an honest basis.
my idea is TO treat wages as
capital, and when you declare a divi-
dtnd on capital, declare an equal diyi-
dcnd on wages. This plan worked per-
fcctly on the Orleans road in France
before the government took it over"