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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-17

Group Cured and chIId's Life Save,

Group Cured and chld's Life Saved
1T affords me great pleasure to add
my testimony to that If the thousands
who have been benefited by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. My child. when
only 3 years old was taken with Sc
we're attack OF Group, and thanks to the
prompt use of Chamberlain's Cougb
Remedy his life was saved and tod
he is a robust and healthy boy. s.;
Mrs. A. Coy, Jr., Of San Antonio, re
This remedy has been in use fol
years. Thousands Of mothers ks
at hand, and it hes never been aa
to fail. For sale bs IL az
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-17
IS PASSING TO THOSE WHO
TILL THE SOIL

A 227.
$40 acres. tour miles from railroad
town. SO per acre. See US quick.
C 20f.
100 acres, 30 in cultivation. one mile
from railroad town. Crazy county. q
bargain. $50 per acre.
C 202.
-w7 4O-acre tracts. two miles from
Chickasha. well located. s45 aud $50
per acre.
A 22o.
40 acres three and one.half miles
from chichasha. on section line. sa5
per acre.
A 22s.
so acres. good upland. two miles
from good railroad town. Grady coun-
". all fenced, s25 per care.
A 23o.
80 acres. one and one-half miles from
last named town. s25 per acre, number
one land.
See US for leases.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-17
SERIES OF TEN TALKS ON ADVERTISING NJ
written By Seymour Eaton Of PhiIadeiphia lN(

The owner Of a retail hat store writes to ask
how to advertise hats
don't know. haven't thought much about hats
Ten to one | should do something revolutionary;
perhaps advertise to buy the customers old hat AS
rule he is glad to get rid of it. OF course that would
cut the profit in two but then the sales would multiply
by ten or perhaps by fifty and the store would get
talked about
Perhaps I wouldn't do that at all. make the
suggestion simply 10 let this hat dealer know that if
q ed hi store should get up and shake myself;
make some sort of a noise; not stand around behind
the counter leaning on everything waiting for a
customer who is six blocks away on the other side Of
the street going north change his mind come back,
cross over, and by chance in his hurry notice
that have hats in my window
Tell hundred thousand men who wear hats and
who buy two hundred thousand hats year that YOU
have the goods the kind they locking for If that
doesn't wake them up then give away hat-band and
necktie and pair of gloves; the hats full of
ham sandwiches do something Your business is to
sell hats, not store them.
l have no patience with the retail dealer who
depends the sidewalk the weather for his trade
But it isn't necessary to be sensational; simply
make readable news of your advertising It is the
business Of the newspapers TO distribute news and
# want moderate priced stylish hat your adver-
Using is ten times more interesting to me than the
Associated Fress disFatch that some galoot in Okla
boma Texas hanged himself
Coed advertising is news. Print this on the
ceiling over your bed that you will read first thing
every morning when you wake up.
Keep your eye fashion.
Fashion is today the biggest influence in the
world; not necessarily the best influence but the
biggest We don't control fashion fashion controls
us It always comes down the pike with Vvhir When
the storm breaks haul in your advertising canvas and
stop buying. Fashion hurricanes are short-Ived
0.s,t5ea1t37[lM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
Sricfbcf0rbernng mad brm Mnslanoc.

Die ouslGnoiide Yoit fir ole NIT
Dem %. Wtoi cnOcnoe gSod)e id)lici}l
bier i'll Soiptpoitomt, in allen Sd.
len piinftlidL luic ioIgt:
Die Eodet l'oit lit bon 8 llbr 8or.
mittngs bis 3 llbr Nodmittogs tug.
lid often, oilSgclommen SonntagS.
Die Yodet-Yolt nod GroBbritau.
MEN unb SSrlanb i6iieBt GienitogS
nlo 6reItogS int 5 llbr NahmittagS.
ltod) 9ettidlun0 am IS. mno 20.Wtoi
5 llbr Nod,m.
9umpicr oerloIicn Hcm.Dorf, pern
llidt onoerlueitig o~ngegeben.
Seit Dem I. Sftober ots Soriobre5
ii1o Die 0riefrnten naal 6ent guslall.
De (auSgctomn,en Canada, Weritp,
banana uno Gllbo), iuie iolgt: Slim
Gents fir ole erite Hinge uno orel
Gents fir ieoe lpcitcre lllt5e, ooer cir
Wrlldtteil, rno loQte boil irantirt
perbcn. iuiorigcnials bel Nnfuni.
Der @rieie Der ooppelte 9etrag col.
lcftirt miro.
SrauSotloutiihe Eci It.
Montog - T llbr Gbcnos, iiir Oh.
ropo, Nirito uno Sitinoicn pcr9om.
pier v&%ronprinj Wilbelm," uiu Elu
MOUTH, G%bcrbonrg mo Nremeit
CSoit iiir Srluno mllB per 3ontpicr
naronprin5 Wilbclm" o0reiiirt iein).
Gienitog - 6 llbr Nben0a, iiir
europa Gpc5iell oorciiirt) per Gam.
pier nNoriotic," pio Elpnrolttb lmo
%Gbcrbourg; / llbr AbcnoS, iiir gll.
ropn, per Compiler n&uiitonid," pia
Gneen9tolun.
Miittpod) - I llbr Nbenos. iiir
europa per Compiler naoiierin Pitt
aulta Nictoriu," pia Elumoutb. Gber.
bolIrg mo &omburg (EoIt Iiir 81.
ptrpool, S6ottlano, Srlano uno
6ronfreih nltG per o&oiierin PHI.
Guitu &ictorio" ooreiiirt Ieiu); iiir
Srlano. Siperpool uro Sd)uttlano,
per Sampier .Georic," uio Queens
toiun; 8 ltbr MbenoS. fir europa
Ggppten mo SItinbich per 9un..
pier go Souraine," pin Sopre (Voit
fiir 8roBbriiannien uno rSrIono mub
per IA Soiirutle" uorellirt iein).
Srcitoq - I llbr NbenoS, fiir rSr.
luno, per Compiler ,Gtruria" oia
Queenstown (Eoit fiir onoere Stoa.
ten muB per Compiler ngtrurio"
aoreiiirt iein); iiir europa. per9om-
pier st. 2ouiS," pio Ehmoutb unb
G%berbourg (Eoit fir Srlono nu,b
Per Compiler st. SouiS" aoreiiirt
lcin).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17

Sobr olQemeircr Gicn1tpfllft Ser
6rullcn iiir Den Stout, for0ert 0tt
gelctlid)c Nncrfcnnrha Der Sinner
perlobter @Sourc, ior0ert, Dob Die
GraAcn ulih0ren lire Hamen mntcr
unnilBe Gomiteliltcn 81 it)reiben
mo in clegantcn &arolen aus elmer
3luedloicn SiBuna in Ole ol0crc 81
iobren. Sorbcrt, ooB ibrc bcgiltcr'
ten @ci6led)tSgenolIinncn mlIboren,
GUS Gitcltcit obcr miBlcitcntcm &c
tb0tigunaStrieb lo5iolcn 9cItrcbnns
gen nodBlllnuIen iiir ole lollt un0
9cllcnb Die qroBc @ludc Der Oeiient-
litfcit GeIGutct miro; Dob lie itott
Der lururi0icn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ole ItiIlcren Treuoeu Der e%rrritcn
Eilid)tcriiiaun0 0cgen bic ciGenc
6omilic Qcaen Die cigcncn ainocr
genieBcn, Won tennt Die Wclooie-
Der nltc S'Nrrongc bate tic ld)on auIl
ocnt SoltSt!opter 9elptelt obtr
Sempo unb Nuabrnd hoben lid, Der
Guoert. Sd)pn DC" Solmnto bats
aepuBt: olle3 8utc, @robe un0
Sd)onc Der Wcnihbcit ninmt ieincn
llriprumq olt2 miittcrlihcm Ginilub
- lnno Ole &orf0mpicrin elmer nclcn
&iebeS. mo Gbe @emeinifoit meiB
ibren Gopi an aopi iid) brGngenotl
ShiilcrinncL Die IN 8otticelli . Sri
lllren ibr Hlcitbctcntbum mo IN
Nciormlflciocrn ibrc WoocrnitGt CT
lpciien mod)tcn, I'M toltcn. 0unflcn
Sriibiobr he@ ScilSi0hrc@ 1905 nid)t9
0ellerco 81 lo0ell.
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Sdliffsnadridltcn.

Ncms Dorf, Is. Moi. Ger
Ianpicr st. Souis" BON Gbcrbourg
lit bier ongcfommcn.
Ncm Onrf, tG. Wai. - Scr
2ompicr vFretoria" BON Somburg
lit bier eingctroficn.
HbGciobren Don bier lino oie Cant
pier rIilrneliio" nod) Glasgow,
nIritbrid) Der 8roBe" uud) Ncapel
nno ~Nep Oort" nod Gberbonrg.
IntmerpCn rs. Moi. - Ger
Compiler a3roonlono" lit BON bier
nud) Ncm. 9orf ubgeIcgelt.
GopcnbuQcn, 13. Wioi. - Scr
Gompicr nSator Der 3meite" bon
Ncluzs)ort lici bcutc I'M bieiigcn No.
len elm.
0ibroltor 1G. Moi. 49, Eoiiiyi
lit bier bclrte Der Compiler nWoltfc,"
bon Hcopcl nod) NCp. Yorf inter.
me02.
Slb II, IL. Wtnl. Ser SQ1llz
pier Petersburg" lit BON bier nad)
Ncu-yorf ob9cinbren.
Son0on 16. Wtni. - Scrltc ilbr
bon bier Der Compiler nWi~inncbobo"
nod) Ncp.?)orf ob.
Neapcl, 10. Mai. - Gingelouicu
lit bier Der 3ompier .Gompunio"
bon Hcm. Yorf.
NncenStomn, II. Woi. - Ger
G%arnpfcr nWaicltic," lit bon bier nod
Nep.2orf ob9cgongcn.
Rotterdam NJ, IS. Wai. - Seiltc
lit BON bier Gompier .Nieuiu Mntitcr.
Dam" nod Hcu.Yorf o%bgsIobren.
NJ, rs. Mai. - Gin.
%gctroIIen 1T bier Ger Gompier .Hpn,
Dam" Don Help. Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
gbfagrtStage Der Granddaughter bon
Weiu.yurf.

gm 10. Mai Dampfern aronprin5"
nob Bremen.
gm 20. Wai Gompfer .2ucania"
nab 2iperpool.
gm 20. Wui 0ampier .Tooroam"
ltat ROTTERDAM.
am 20. Wai Gampier naoriatic"
nod southampton.
Nm 20. Wtai 9ampier .2aurn"
nob Neapel unb Srielt.
gm 20. Woi Gampier .graIilc"
nad) Heapel unb @enua.
gm 81. Moi Gampfer .1ouraine"
nad SABRE.
9(m 81. Nai 2ampfer rgeoric"
i1ad S%ioerpool.
am 81. Tai Gampier .aaiierin"
nad Sam6urg.
gm 81. Wai 9ampier ngarbaroi.
ia" nad) bremen.
am %. Mai Gampicr u@erma.
nla" nod Neapel uno Warieiae.
am %. Mai Gampier ~Yretoria"
nady Snmburg.
am 23. Mai Gampier ugtruria"
nod 2%iocrpool.
am %. Wai 9ampfer .St.2ouis"
mad Soutbumpton.
Pint %. Mtai Compiler .3eelanO"
mad Gouer uno antperpen.
9(m %. Wai Gampier vWeloba"
nod 2onoon.
am %. Wai Gampier Sailor.
mia" nad) Glasgow.
2ipcrpool.
PIN 4. SUM Gnmpier ,llltonio"
nod Gibraltar ilno Neapel.
ne" nnd Heapel uno @enua.
sm 6. SllnI Gampier 20. 81 lloi.
am 6. SUM Gampier .Golnmbia"
l,oh Glasgow.
am 6. SUM Tampier Oceanic"
nod Soutbauiptoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17

@cioI5enc Strofe. - Ser
9tc0cr NIcrunbcr Sbarp bon Mr..
l1O1. Sbcrmon.F locr, ptr0c 0eItern
BON Rld)tcr Garr I'M mittlcrcu q.
thrift 81 $50 ltno Soften beitroit. Ebi-
lipp &. Gcitcr, II Sabre aft. bon 9tr.
1927 9orcloDsS troBc, mor bon lei
ner Wtlltter IN eincn 2ooen gciunot
iuoroem ais cr NIT DEM Neaer in
Strclt gcrictb. Ger Neocr mari Ell
men Stcin noh HCiter. ais oeriel6l
jcoot cbcniollS rilen Gtcin ouibebcn
luolltc, milr9te i'm Der Nc0cr u1D
IhluN leincn &opi Gcact cincn 3oun.
Ncitcr crlaltatc cinen Nerbnfta6eieDt
fir Den Ncgcr.
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Nm s. Nlni 0ampicr 0a0nig III
bert" nod Gibraltar mo Neopel.
PIN 6. &lmi Camper ,Gompanio"
nod) Sipcrpool.
Am 6. Sltni 0olnpicr nEr1iiocnt
Silcoln" nod @amburg.
Im 6. Sluni 0ompfer .Winneapo.
lis" 1la6 Son0on.
gm 6. Suni Gampicr nSinlono"
llod Gopcr unO Nntmcrpen.
Nm 6. SUM Compiler yGcnccio"
naf NcapcI mo Worieiac.
PIN 8. Ntni Gnmpicr .arouprin.
5eIIin Cecilia" nod Bremen.
Am 10. &imi 0ampier o2ucouia"
nnh 2ipcrpool.
Nn 10. Suni 9onpicr 09IiiNcr"
nad) @aNnburg.
Am 70. &umi 0ampicr n9ipnoam"
nad) H%ottcr0um.
PIN 10. &luni Compiler .2ajio"
nod) Ncopcl llu0 Wcnua.
Nm 10. Siuni 0nnlpier .Scutonic"
1ad) SolltDnmpton.
gn %. Moi CAMPER y&cgina s..
Stolia" nad) Neapel un6 @euua.
an 26. 0tai Gompier .aaiicr
8ilbelm Der 3rueitc" mad Bremen.
9lnl 81. Wtai Iulnpier .Sulitania"
nad) 2iuerpool.
an 81. 9fai Camper .gitonia"
nod) Hotteroanl ulo 2ibali.
PIN 81. Mni 0ampier .Statcn.
oan" llnd 9iottcrOdm.
PIN y. Mui 9ampier nWoieitic"
nnd) Soutbampton.
Am 2S. Mui 0ampier .Souoie"
nad) SABRE.
am %. Moi Gonlpier narobie"
nod 2%iuerpool.
Nm %. Mai Gampicr .Geutid.
lano" nod Snlnbur9.
PIN %. Moi 0amprcr nGeriilin.
ger" tlad) Sretlell.
am %. 0ai 0nHpicrv Garpotbia"
nad Gibraltar uno 9teopel.
am %. Moi Gampier .~llniteo
StoteS" mad a%opcnbnBeu.
PIN 30. Nai Gampier .@aIoer.
zee" llab Snmburg.
ant 30. Wai Gompicr .Garma.
mia" no1 Siucrpool.
Gm 30. Moi GnmpIer ya0ni0in
EoulIe" iad) Gibraltar mo Teapel.
Nm 30. Moi Gampier ngbilo0cl.
pb'a" nod) ~Soutbulnpton.
Nm 80. Mni Gampfer ,aroon.
LAMB" nod GOper uno 4nhucrpen.
Nm 30. Mai Camper oMinnc.
bahia" nodJ 2onoon.
am 80. Mai Gampicr .9crugia"
nah Neapel.
Pint 30. Moi M%onpicr .Goleoo.
mia" nad) Glasgow.
4m 3. Suni 9ampicr .NoItfc"
lad Gibraltar ulo Teopel.
Vim 2. Suni Camper .aaiicr"
nod Bremen.
Nm 3. Suni Gompicr Mice" nad)
Neapel IND Srieit.
4n 3. Sllni Gnmpier yTelp.g Nm.
lter0am" nad) Hottcrounl.
am 3. SUM Gompier .Waureta.
mia" nod S%iperpool.
am l.. Srni GaTpier ,2iitou"
tah Bremen.
an 4. SUM Compiler vErouenee"
nod Sonrc.
Nm 4. Slai Gompier Is. j. Siet.
gen" nad) &openbogeu.
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Noberne @obnbdnier.
Gleftriidje geleud)tung.
26O0 Veptert, Ch.Usnnament.e traAe.

Rcbnbdufer. Gle entbaltcn aue mooernen Gin
ri6iuneen, eIefirif6e unb @osbeleuttllg; ba'
ben @ombirutions.9isihran uno gorraibsfanl
nter. etipas gleues; auberoein Die ~itenette tailt'
tire plumbing. 8erbinbul9 nit Sfanal; 3rot.
tcir. 4euer une Sof eemeniirt, 10 Sub mi!
granotIitbte eepflafterte Sinter $ @ueb; bobe
uno eefunbe Gage. Seoen 3dg bis 8 Mbenos
be NIT GIeitri5itdt beIeildtct. Geparb Z. 8al.
Iaaher, gaumlternebmer. Bireau: Nr. 1851,
Ef.Wsnnument.Str ake
U48-)
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buttons Nnseigeu.
8~cr,ualterS.9erfau
8erpalterS. 9eriauf
-pcs-
gruub5 insireien ,Ucrtbpulicu @eida itseigtntbums
gir. 1900, Sbanee.S traHe,
(g6r MN Mini Sfrakc.


srumb5insireien ,pertbpoien @eida tssiasntbums
Nr. 1900, TBameS.S traFe,
Gde uuu Nnm'StraRt,
Hraft Der ibr ourd oas I%eiiument Der Der.
i~torbenen 9briitine Bon Der 9urtt ilheriruqeIet
@eilsliB miro Die lmier5eiduete &erlunltcrln
am Iienitaa, ben %. Wtai 1908, nm II. 80 9Iddls
mittdgs. an Grt uHo Gtele bus aur5e luertbpoue
grunb5iueirrie 8rulofliid nebit Sauten an Der
.iorooft Gde bon lbauCss lno Vim sStraBe altI
01ientlifer NnfiiUn perfauieu. Saielbe bat
cine 3SrDute bon etipa. 20 SUB an Der l9dtneS
StrGRe nit einer 1iefe bon eilua 81 SUB ulo
Il SOD an Der glnnsStrdBe ulb III init einem
auten oreifi6di9en Sieaelhrineruen aaben uno
@ofnbane hebdut. ipe.de5 ods gnn3e Wrunos
ftild heoedt; rs ent6dlt II Simmer lllGo aroben
4aocuraum. 50 1T Dies cine Sele9enbeit. etn
gut e~elt9cieS &an5 dm fauten, ous otelen
,3pcdet hienitlid aennbt peroen fam mo
inlterbalh eiueo 9dliergeolerte bonn Hroaop1Ds
Wiarfte ltegt.
yerlaufs,SeoinaunaeI Gin IritteI 9aar;
Hclt tnlterbnlb orei Sabre nit balbtlbrlth 6dbls
bareu 3infeH bonn Sdtlim Der Haittttntior tels
tens oes arets9erihta gtr. 2 Der Stuot Nnltts
more. Sin ScpoItt bon 500 miro bel Dem Sers
iauf ~beriul9t.
Sieuern iiiio l~lnfoiten bis 8urt Gatum Der
Ratttifution bellibeH.
safe Sepoiit ano sruit 6rmpanH pen Baltimore,
9el1u1lteril.
u. q. 2pbe & 60,
Iuftioruturen
(Woi1d 10 10, 81 %, %, 26)
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5000 Mcinae,uiuu pp,r Nfcr

lam man nit elmer ~ein6iacn Salnt.9rnote in
Der betitihen S~tplonte v9ieip.@erlin" oerotenPn.
yinbber 5lebt man aus oemielben Sooen tt
ieIben Subr nod Storm. &iebfttter II. ogl. Slei-
bi9e Seuiine fDnnen lid bier init gerin9en Mfiis
teIn ben @runoftein u lpdterem gSobIlinno lee
get. Ytur $40 9Ii6abtnnG. studD pIopt.pots"
iir @eitiiisieuic finn 6t haben y. Saoen.
bSop. iii Gprp'Gbarless strake.
Occult. 10
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2Srock
0milfprb> Nnenuc,
9wtiben 26. nnb "a. straRe.
Bon 4ens gcbaut.
TA at,hA tst,s hestsxsr
Mir fdbpteu. aupere obmeu nod

06 qfeDt fctuf pfMeren.
Ntr fhbpfen, Anbere abmen nadl.
gYir foroern sur sritif nro Snipeiiion
out. 9ringt Gnrei galilneifter nit; CT
Ieiht lam er einige Soee'n fhDpfeii, Die CT
In feinen ndtiten 8auterl allsfiibreH mag.
ipte Nntere IS tblnl. Seoe 9isenbeit iino
ginrihtuHs II nnlere fpe5iele Sose. nub
9nt,pnrt. aihis bon anSeren Sduiern
tabgeubntf.
Vradbtuune sgobnuneen.
Slit 2eute bon iuibIeriidem 8eihrnad ee.
bnut. III ienerA beiieu Ibetle 9turosgaltis
mpre's, YeubooD Seigbts. uabe s%Spnan'S
Harf, geIeeei, MIR cine fir5e Gtrede BON
benz neuen Bpulebarb mo sSruio4otus
Varf. 0sbiIoete Geute fino Sbre gsatbaru,
feline llntgebung; Stllen fir bic sttriocr In
Der Tibe uno fur IL Winuten bon orei
Waagpn,linien big 5unt WiiieIpunfte ocr
Siaot. 8otiter Yunft In Der Stabt. III Der
beften gBetfe gebGnt mo nit groBier Sorgs
tait eingerittet. IS iitto 3ipeifiodtee Sdus
fer init siein Seranoas 6ronte (9oitpner
Paiart), arpbe Sronten, uno gdiipldte t64
SUB iief Dis 81 elmer 20 SUB 3intersIuep.
3rei Sorten S1ufer - 7, s iuo o 3imnter.
@tIite unferer eigelen Soee'n: Sartbolo'
Mifiion: 5inirung, flnitnoIe Sass uIle elef'
i'm Saus etnaebaute, NIT Slieben alsgele9te
9tsfdbrdnie, sis wiro bon benz Sof einees
Iegt; iein 9etdb 5nrr Sa1g oes ssaferS.
oltomafifte 9ntieernte oes 9saiters IN ben
pol, 8uDeHsStuplHellei SlueHluuttpe Hlit
GanitossS eliu6 in~pe3iert; 5enfterftee; 800
fb Corners. " Niderftrduie. 8leioerihrlns
fe. 2inhen.S hrdnie, 1oiIettense abinette i'm
gabe3immer, Miettne Sgnbrail, 5ipei 8e'
fe 5u. poIirte georeia Sidte 5nbbooeI.
NIT eIniter,- 100 5ub breiter .StraBe 5fpis
fhen ben Sdufern. birefter @nfbllb an BITE
neue f~duitire 3annlifirung.
Wauiterbans ieet 8ur Snfpeftion often.
Sofepb .. Bent,
grbduer iHoberner Sdufer,
Vr. 2f1, ct. Yauf. etrabe. -
Wdbi1e Vaar.gin5lbIune, 8eit md ees
g~eufeiti9 befrieoigenoen g%eoineungen.
Maeut an Ert unS eteae.
8iImor'StraBe uno @uiIforb.gIbenue,
Naaeons pdfftren %. GtrnBe uno 9utIforo'
slpenne. bann Elm Sdufereebiert n5rbli6.
(Mai1, 1IVt)
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EdlifiSfartcn

bon unb nad) europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Nem.Dorf, &oiiite ODER 3lpiiden.
oed. @ediel, muSlGnoiid)eS 8elo,
Greoitbrieie uno @eloienoun9eu.
Sbcu. $. Sicncr & GO.,
Wr. 2t7, CitsYaltimorcs StraFc,
d.
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Tnrntcu

in ieoer Srbbe bon 4 bis 6i $4,000 Wiern. in
WiarbIanb mo unoeren SititaateH; ferner @e.
dpdf.epauier ltlto sSubnBnuier in Baltimore ltr1o
uuf Dem EaIoe fault inaIt am Gilieften olrh
Die Scrteruls gtaentur bon Sermau snoeiIuDp,
iii, SbarIees straNe, Baltimore, 0tb.
ISentl 12Niil
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-14
FRANCE STILL FIRM.
Government Confident Germany VII
Meet Her Demands.

Paris, Nov. 10.-No word has CON
from Berlin with reference to the Ca
man governments attitude with refz
ence to the Casa Blanca affair andl
further delay is considered likely OF
ing to some confusion which preyss
among the German officials and the us
cessity of maneuvering before tn
reichstag. But French opinion renal
serenely confident that Germany event
ually will yield upon the point up
which France insists and express r.
greet for the incident.
There is no trace of "bluff" in b
French attitude and the spectacle pr
sented by France last week must ban
convinced Germany that in all be
dealings with the German governms
since the catastrophe of 1870, Fran
never displayed such an exhibition
national solidarity.
Moreover, Germany doubtless
aware that Great Britain and Russ
have been consulted upon every St
France has taken and fully share h
governments view, and in addition
prepared to give material as WE'LL
moral support to France. 7
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-14
REDUCES FREIGHT RATES.
Nippon Yusen kaisha Begins FsA
for Trade.

nippon fusen NaIsna Begins Figh
for Trade.
Victoria, B. c., Nov. 1O.-The Mn
pom Yusen Kaisha has decided to beo,
the struggle with the Canadian Pacis,
railroad for the premier position in Ii.
carrying trade of the North Pacific.
Since the ruling of the Interstst,
Commerce commission, by which shin
companies advanced their rates III,
lines connecting with United Stats
railroads, and more particularly tbOa
under the United States flag, weu
placed at disadvantage. The Cam
dian Pacific railroad naturally tod
advantage of its position and DECLINE
to advance it's freight rates.
When the conference at Seattle d.
cided to increase the rates, the props
ed increases were cabled to japan
where meeting of Japanese shippin
interests was called. Advices receive
by the Royal Mail steamship Empres
of India were to the effect that b
Nippon Yusen Kaisha withdrew frm
this conference and has made a genen
reduction of about II per cent lowe
than the former freight rates. II
Japanese steamship company propOa
to bear the burden of the increaa
railway charges and will give love-
rate across the Pacific. A reductn
of rs cents per 100 pounds will
made on silk and other valuabs
freights.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-11-14

Chicago, Nov. B., 10 p. m. The Re-
publican national and state tickets
have gained complete victory in ILL
nois, although the pluraIities will prob
ably fall short of those obtained by
the party in the Roosevelt campaign OF
1904. Taft has carried the state by
approximately ITO, 900 votes.
Charles s. Deneen, Republican can
didate for governor, ran far behind the
national ticket, but has been elected
by plurality of about 100, 900 over
Adlai II. Stevenson, his Democratic
opponent.
Chicago and Cook county gave a
plurality to Taft of 1000 against
1876, 900 for Roosevelt four years ago.
Outside of Cook county the plurality
for Taft ID not far from 100, 900. The
plurality of Roosevelt in 1904 was
304, 800 for the state.
Stevenson, Democratic candidate for
governor, carried Chicago by about
8, 900 and the county of Cook by about
9, 600. He lost heavily. however, in
the state outside Of Cook. The state
legislature, which il to select sue
cessor to Senator Hopkins, will be
strongly Republican.
The Socialist vote showed consid-
cradle falling Off from that of four
years ago. Debs in 1904 received Co.,
225 votes. From the returns 80 far
obtained it seems probable he will not
receive much over 1000.