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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

&m ~ tncr Giem Eorf" lei
crt Der n&crbciiertc Grocn Der Ncpto.
lppbcn" am rGdlitcn Wiittmod) iciu
30. StiftlulGHicit inter Den NIlpi5icn
Der .Septofopbs Srotcrnnl Aiiocio.
ton" iueld)cr 60 Gonclope Der StuOt
n%ngcborcn. Wopor Mohool bot 6c.
rcits ieiDe 3uioNc 5llr Sbciluobme an
Der Seicr Ncgcbcu. 8rpbc Iclegntios
ncn lpcrOcn pom 2)orf, ga, @ilming.
ton, Gel, SABRE Oc Wrocc, Wo.,
gettysburg mo Gbonlbcraburg, 30,
uno @nibin1ton :. e, crpnrtct.
sir Die l%lntcrhnItung Der SbelIncbz
nner mitrocn Groborti0c &orbercitun.
Gen gctroficn. loa arrangements
Gonlitc bCitcbt aus Den ScrreA ga.
mltel Sottcriou (&orlitcr), Charles
Sol5nton, i. z. Nciiinger, Ebilip
Soiimon. Gr. &. $. 6ubcrt, Soicp6
S6lid, Sobn GSipiielo, George q.
@eberj 8eorgc e. Wtebgcr, George g.
Sorris ulO ~. g.. Mittig.
ID d te mi Yoli5cifniip y.
pei 9efonnti d oft - CROFT
0ariiber. -ooB rr aus icincr No6trubc
Die er lid niti elmer aellcrtbilre on
Der 9onf-S troBc unO 6entrol-@ penlic
leiltete, ollrd ocn Folisiiten S'NciQ
pom oitlidcn Giitrift ouigeriittclt
muroc, perlette ocr Al Sabre olte
Games Sogg Don Nr. l12, SiiosGen-
tral-apcniie, Dem @dd)ter oes @e-
lebes eiten Sd)loq ms @ciibf. Sic.
let1 itniiberlegtcn Strcif bereitc er
ober fitrj boroli, penn er crbiclt nit
Dem Noli5eifnilppcl prompt einen 10
milhtigcn Sie6 uui Den Nopf baB
i6m Dos glllt ii6ct oir Cbrcn rieielte,
ailBeroem ntubtc cr fiir Der Hcit Der
Tod)t in elmer 3cllc Ocs oitlid)en Sta
tl%onsbauies porIic6 nebmen. Eolisei.
rtd)tcr @orloub mar acitcrr Gprmitz
tog Der aniidt oob 5000 bcreits &C.
mug beltrnit iCi, mo licB ocnielben
oesbolb l%altien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

0c2 ,WfnHlmcntnl=( bcatcra." Bur
Ginlcitung miro cine ncllc Surlc@tc,
bctitclt nMiorocco &ounO" mlf8c-
iiibrt. Gicica Stitd ouein nn5llicbcn,
6cIobnt ocn @ciufcr ocS Sbeotcr@
p~olllt0n6ig fiir icin @intonm1en ltn0
Sen Gintritt3prci&. Ser mimirfenOe
G6or bcltCbt aus Mdodcr, pelhc
c6Cnio gut tnn5crL ais lingcn un0 Die
an Sdonbcit cbCniuQS nid)t ilt miln-
id)cn ilbriQ luiicn. Gle @ouptroQen
licQcn in ben NGnocn bon @ilbur
0ubb3, sri. Iorothp Mor0c, @ertrllO
Ti2fc uno Trunf uno No0cra. &r.
Gboa. &edcr lit Hegiilcur Der 0clell-
id)oit, Elm llmitmo, Der ulcin cine
uor}iigIihc &oriteuung pcrbiirQt. Sic
NoAmittuQ2 &oritcllun0cu iinNcn an
Sen iiblidlcn Go0cn Itott.
Ser ueuc eIcftrii6e Eort.
Nufiticac Oc3 San &roufen 2uit
1dl1tr@ mo at" cine rcllr Ntlrottlon
mr. 0'e'' &0NP M ''l'''n electro
Norf on9ctiinoigt. Nr. &ou &ronfCu
bat nit 0cm @elho'tatllbrcr Nolen
cincn ScrtraN Iilr mcbrere Gouer
Iobrtcn obAclhIonclt. Cine oerleIbcl
ioll it'd BON Baltimore ndA @olbinN
ton rritrcfcn. Die 6hnNnoidinc oca
9lcronolttcu lit 5G 6ltB lang mto 5lr
Ocrcn 0etric6 Inn 10000 aubif SUB
@oa criorOcrlid). Mehrcrc Nlltomos
Bile wcrocn &on GHonfru nod @oib.
iIaton ipl1cl,, 0od) miro Ger Sc0lrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Geiten &iinftlcr Ger &auoeuilie. @iibte
on. lln0 Gin Gbpr pon NidOeIs. BON
0cucu Giuc& Oo3 Nl0crc al Sdonbclt
ii6crtriiit; iin0t nit. GnS Clio
ihlicht ainitler, ME Eobu n1O @elel
Gnp;&. &unittawcr, &obn Y. @eb
n10 Gee &idnlon. &ottic AfiqS, Golc
n10 GQi3, @cn NaItcr mo Charles
Barrett Elm. Bur GiNlcituutQ Ii. 3unl
S6lnB GcIongcn Glirlesfcn 5ltr Nui-
filbrltng, pcld)c bic 3Aidoucr faitm
aus Sem 2ndcn 6erauS fonlmcn lai-
len. SIS iin0en bic iibli6en Bad.
mittogS- &oritculngcn itott.
DNcnc$ ~ onnmcntot5 beo-
ter"
Miiner's oInericon @urlc8auers"
itebel oieic @odJe aui oemFrogramnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

|ltoItct, It DC (b0tl0htfhhB Nrf mn.
tor cS pcritnn0ct bot, Nonrontit ID
fpobl, mic &odiinon3 uno Numror SIT
pcrmcngcn. &n pcriHirGcncn &crtIei
Dlttgcn 0clingt - Dem McIocn oca
0ronlos, iid] 3u0onA in oil @cih0ft2.
frcilc 5lt ucrihoiicn, uuO nit Qr0Gtcr
Sponnlng pcrfol0t Der 3uiGnucr 0oa
Sbun bc9 fiibncn Momca, 0cIicn
Tbotcn jumcilcn an (oQfiiDnbeit
Qrcn5cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

SprnnA aus Dem Sen it ter.
- &n cincw nngcblid)cn Nninl tent.
por0rcn SrrlinnS iprong oic 10 Sabre
oItc Srolt Hahcl @ollrIap geitern
frilh fltr5 nod Qtitternadt aus clncnt
Scnitcr ocS 5ueitcn StoflucrtS ibrer
MobmunA, Nr. 1923. SliucrzElucc.
Sic mllroc mrbrcre Stun0ct ipGtcr
nod ocnt SobnS &opfinS.Soipitol &c.
brad)t. 100 Is iid hcroiisItcllte, Dab
tic ncbcn elmer Gcrrcnfung oeS SUB,
Nelcnfc@ feline Tcrlebulgen oupon.
gctrngcn bate. Sobn 8ourlop, ibr
Monll, logtc 0cltcrn, Dab oblolllt fem
@rlntO iiir cincu SeIbitmoro Dor
lic1c. Die 6rnu mar, ais iie nud}
ocn &oipitoI ilberiiibrt mllroe, bod.
1ruoig ncrp0a.
Houfbol6 6"citroit. - Eoli-
3cirid)tcr T6ompion bcitroitc g~eitcrn
IN Der Canton Eoli5eiitotion einen
W(urn Der icincn Hon1en ais Ganiel
". Nn0rclu8 bon Tr. ti0i, Sit,
Wi6olc.S troBc, onga6, pcgen utlor.
ocutlidcn @ctrogcns otlf einenn
Strobcnbohmuo1gon scr Dad Tiuer
Clinic nit $50 itnb Soften. Ter Grres
itnnnt iolt ipd6reito Scr 'Sobrt bon
CincnI Sommcr.Heiort itdd oerStaot
nit onOerer Foiiooicrcn cine &eilerei
all0clangell bobcn. .
Son see unb Safen.
ToS Oclltihc Shulihiii r6repo" nit
nleDrcrcn @unocrt Seccnoettcn at
9oro miro in ocn nGhiten Sogen om
Gin9ong Der Voi crluartet. Iallclbe
miro m0qlifcrlueile Die Yai berauf.
in6ren ln0 bicr Dor gnfer gcben. Die
lcbtcn Nofridlten bon Dem Boot ira.
len bon Soliior Gin, bon luo cs an
Gonneritog nbiubr.
- Cine @ettiobrt 3piifcn ocn
S6lcppOompicrn oErinccB" bon Der
SomcS Glort COMPANY mo nGollnI.
bin" bon bier nod Sap Senrp cltoete
nit Dem Sicg 0ee eritgcnannten
SdlcppoompierS, Der 10 Minrtet
Dor Dem ol0cren anldngtc. Veioe
0ootc mod)tcn Die 6obrt, I'M Den
ScdSntolter ISM. g. SougloS" in's
Shlcpptou ~ nebmen.
- Iie 6lotte Der y. Ioligbertp
Cons Company uliroe ioebcn nit Der
&%olenolrng ocs Shlcpp0ompierS
DNlbotroB," Der ant 8ier Der Spar.
rorps Eoint Sto6lGompo1nie ullf
Vefeblc portct, pergroBert. Ger nelte
Shlcppoon1picr lit 13l SUB lang
itlto 1T fabiG If auotcn 5lt maden.
Bonn Neither ii bermanut.-
Sn DER Sa6rit bon Sbarp II. Iobme
an Der Gde BON Nomaros mo Erdtt.
StroBe mltroc 5ruu emma aonner
bon 9tr. 631 Neit . SarntogaitraBe.
gcltcrtt ltodnlittog BON olS 5ubrifa-
tionSmittcl 5urNcrluen0u1g fomnlen.
Cen IalpeterInurcn Aetber iiberfont.
men. Sic mltroe in Der Imblllon;
bc@ meItlihcn Giltrifts nod) Dem Uni.
periitdta . Soipitol tr~onsportirt ult0
BORT BON Or. GidJoros in 9ebanolung
1cllolnnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

GboS. Sittrmopcr, Soriiber ocS
DECORATIONS Gomite'S.
IltquIt S6uI5, Goriibcr ocS ErcB-
Gomitc'9.
Sern1. Moucr, &oriiscr oca Inter
boItuma3 Gomitc'2.
6ruu y. Suutcr, &oriiBcrin Oea
Gomcn Gonitc'S.
&ofob Strcblc, &oriiBer ocS So1l5s
Gomitc'a.
GmpionQ& g Gonlitc - Senrp g.
@icncfclo, I. %oriibcr; NtG. Sduli,
,. %oriiBcr; 6ront Stcil, &obn6lirm,
Sobn Sort, Nor 9lont, Goplo
Souncbcd, 8iuiom 6olmcS, Charles
@rmcnopp, 6rib 0ollB. Sui. 9opcr,
Serb, S6iittc mo ). =. Sunocra.
llntcrboltlm03 d. Gomitc Scrm.
Mcucr. @oriiber; 2ouia SSittc, 3. i.
SteinuoIo. Nctcr @eiincr, @iaion
Sduub, Grie Sufferer, GcrO, SoltNcl
lllu Y. SlNb,
@or Gonitc 49, @cnrp 6. a(cin,
%oriibcr; Noom NcntiHlcr, aurt
Gr0acr, @co. Sitting, GbomoS go.
ocuitcincr mo ailion Sober.
McNcIbobn : Gonlitc - Sbcobolo
Micucr. &~oriitCr; Mid). 6inf, GboS.
Gill Is. 4. ShiuinA Aoolpb @ic-
ncrt, @iuiom Shooi mo Sotob
HCulCr.
ShicBitouo Gomitc - Gorl Sors
Ter, ien, &orijBcr; &ulius @oblcr,
Gorl Solltcr, inn, 6rit Wlcnfc mo
@cinrid Shciicl.
Cans Gomltc - %ofob Streblc,
%oriibcr; Ncrmoml Mtcpcr, 6rib
Stcbrer Gorl Nubcr, Ectcr Scifncr
unb 6riB Sufferer.
Sdnllfcl Gpnlitc - @inion e.
6lciihmnnn mo NcnrD @oblcr.
gSllritlton0 . Gomitc SoGlt
SNnlib mo Gorl 4. @re6lcr.
0cfnrotionS Gonlitc - Charles
NItcrntoDcr, &orlitcr; 6riB @crtGolo
uno NrtIur NI6rcd)t, JIM,
ErCb Gnnlitc - Nu0iit SdulS
NorllbCr, 6ronj Snutcr mo Nrtbllr
~. W0numcl.
Slide - Srou Gricorid) Gelllcr,
&OriiBcrin; @ouiic (olinlonn Camille
SltCrmnpcr. Mnric @otid, Gliic
Strcblc. &ut6rrinc SuuCrbod,cr, &o.
tie Mtcpcr mo Srnlt IIbcrt Gbon.
&olic.S tuno-6rou gInuu Wtepcr,
@orliBcrin; Gpu Niger, 6rlcocrttc
ShntiO luno Srou MIG. Sdul5.
Giacrcmc.S tonO 6roll Warle
Slcntihlcr unO 6ron Mturic &c 6rleS.
3udcrluuorcn . StonO 6rolt 8.
Nlijhcr.
@llrit . Stouo - 6rot barbara
GcOcrcr uno 6rot 6loro FolIoller.
@liidaroo 6ron &otbcrlnc
Moucrbon, aus 9teutlin9NL INN
6rolt Souiic &cpplo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
2uit Ganitattcr Gulfsfcit.

Gum Ganitattcr %ulfsfcit.
Guiiclbc iin0ct dm l., s. ulO 9. Sep
tcnrbcr i'm @cItcn0s Fort itott. =
Gin crlcicncS, Observation-Disclosures
|ro0rnmm murtct Der 9cilld)cr.
GrGiiOcnt Salttcr Der 6citrco.
llCr.
Nm I. September bcgil1t i'm @cit'
Gno-Yarf sic OicSi1briac orei Gage
m6brcnoc 6cier Oc9 oGonnitotter
%plfSicItcS". 0icic &%rrouItoltung
bat ltcta ST sen bcitbciuGtcn uno in.
tcrcIiantciteu 0cutiAcn &creinSicltcn
ocb0rt, uno Oicic9 Nubr miro 0orin
feline 9lcnOcrlmg gcidoii}u. &m @e'
0c1tbcil, noh Den Gorbcrcitungcn
un0 Dem umionNrcihcn Nro1romnl,
NaS mir nodltchcn0 micNCrGcbtn, 5t
urt6ciIct. oiiritc oo3 bc%poritcbcn0c
Gcit ieiuc Nor80nQcr rod III Den
Sdottcn %itellel. @orncrncur Gro.
tiers, Mouor MtobooI unb bic Gbci@
ser It1Otiidcn IcpartcmCnt3 Iiuo ci1.
ocloOcn morocn, mo oiiritc oercn 9ur-
mCicnbcit Den 6cIcrlld)teltcn nod ci-
nrt bcion0ercn @lul5 pcrlcibcl. Gas
'NroGrumm iiir Die 0rct Gage lcBt lid).
mic iol1t, 5ulanmcn:
Gas Nrogrnmm.
Gritcr lo9 - Mlonta8 Den !. Sept.
T.. - Gr0ihutnGaleitr I'M > llDr
Nahnlitt11a ourdl SocrcO'Gon5crt.
,. - &cJinn Ser Bolts. lnO &ils
Ocripiclc.
3. - ltnr5ug Ourd Den Eorf sur
6rltNtidlllc.
1. - Icit.Nummc pou Eroi. ?. y
Stcimpolo'3 &opclc.
;. - 6citGclMlN: Gas lit Scr Gag
0ca Mcrun", uorNctro8cn pom 0c-
jNtNOcrcin o6rohlin1".
&. - Nrniutommutn13 GcOc OcS
Gr0iiOrntcn,
I. - &aipcrIc Sbcotcr.
s. - 9(Itc Mcibrrmiiblc.
9. - GnlpiouB oc& @oltOcrn2ur9,
Oc8 MaDora luo ser iibri8cn GDrcn.
00itc.
10. - &Qumination Scr 6rltAts
iGlIc mo oc0 Forfa.
#. - &aipcrlc- Ebcotcr.
12. - 9lltc Mcibcrmiiblc.
ErciatcAcln mo Erci3iUlcBcn 0cn
Nauicn NohmittnN.
3pcjtcr Gag GicnItah s. Sept.
Gortictlng Oc5 6citc3 Nodnl, > llbr.
I. - "llnl5uA Scr &in0cr mo 81.
mndicncn in Sdpnbcntrodt.
,. - g%lnionG Der &olfSs m0 Sim.
Ocripicle - StongrnfIctcrn, @ctt-
Imtich Gicrtrn0cn, Ii. /. II.
3. - 6citsNpmne DOR Ger 6rlldt-
iGulc.
T.. @ciona@portru8 ora yGboliu-
MGlmcrdor9".
5.-lluncriihc Shaiitcllutg ser
Gonlcn Scttion Ocs n@crmunin,
GTnpcrcin3."
6. 49, &oipcrlc. (bcotcr.
T. glltc @cibcruniiblc.
s. - Ntblctiide &oritcllmgeu ocq
y@crmonias (urnpcrcina."
9. - illumination ser 6rllftlGll'
lc uulo 0ca EartS.
TO. 1870 AoipcrIc'S bcoter.
If. Mite @cibcrmiiblc.
f.. - Nlgcmcine 6iOrlitu&.
Grittcr Gag 49, OtitnuodL 9. Sep.
TENDER.
6orticbun9 ocS Scitcs.
/. - NoIfSs mo &inotripiclc, mic
SodlotiCn, @lritld)noppcn Nobncu.
ihln0cn II. i. ~,
,, - Set SDnnc Dor Der 6rltdt
SGulc.
B. @ciu1GSportrog ocS o@crmo.
mia Guortctt Clubs"
l. NCttIouicn Der iiebcn Sdnpus
ben.
). - &oipcrlt Sbcnter.
6. - Nltc @ci6crmiiblc.
T. Mohncnton5.
s. - NuliticG ocS 2llitbo0onsn 3cp,
pcIin" nit ocnl Nr0iibcnten Sam.
%ituttcr &oIfaicit TcreinS."
O. &nipcrIc . Gbeotcr.
10. - HcrtbCilunQ scr Sdic6. un0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

6rut Soniic Scpplo.
un0unf Scr @clt Sobn II.
Sic lunpcrihGnltcItc llnooltbortclt
lcOtc Ger Sole Wtid)ocI S5cjnln"tI al
Ocn Cog, inocnt CT lclnCn1 Solto@'
nrollu 6clir 3oelfoluSti bon 9tr. AL
Sin. Bomb trobc, $l9l Itobl, nod)'
ocnt i'm Ocriclbc aus Sornbcr5l9telt
bcbcrbcrot bate. Gr lpurOc ollrd)
|oli5cirid)tcr Garland I'M oltlIden
StotionS6ouS Dem @crtdtSper1nbre1
iibcruicierL trubocm cr ocn GlcbltnDl
lcuNl,ctc. 9llS i'm nunlltd) Scracollt
1up mo Eoli5iit @oroon pcrboTtctCll,
ioa CT anoeblid) jl0egcbcn bnbell,
Ooa Wclb nit Der AblIdt 9cllollnlen
III bubcn, cS micoCr 5ltrild 81 bejob'
len.
Ip0tin elmer @o0cmonnc
QciuuOcn. - Die 90 Sabre olte
Irou aotborinc Shnliot Don Nr.
1909, Moro Yuttcrion.Eurt Npelllle,
mlroc onl Srcitog 9tofnlittog pom
ibrcm Sobn ,So6n Sdnllot toot III
elmer nit Moiicr GcIitIltrn Sooe'
monnc olligcirmocn, Coroner Gorll'
Tiers POM norO0itIifen GlItrltt cont
ltotirte. Dob Die 6rou al Nlldelt'
morfablutun9cn ltorb.
User 1T Scr lo0tc?- BIC
Toliici Oc5 0Itlidcn Giltrltta 'treltGt
lid ucrgcbcns an, &enIono III rlllOell,
Scr OCnSciduum zines ctlpd 10 Sabre
oltcn Wunnca, mcId)cr an 6rcltog
NohntittoQ bel @cnOcrion'@ McrIte
AM 1ltbc scr @olic.S troBe Oilrd)
bo3 Eolijciboot cannon" ans oent
gSuiicr qc}ogcn murbc, ioentiIi5ircn
fam. Ger 2cidunru, Der ihon nleb.
rcrc Gage I'M Nulier gclegen baben
nllB, muroc IN Der Morguc unterge.
6rad)t. Ger Grtrunfene mar 5 SUB
0 3oQ QroR mo $50 Hiunb id)uer.
Cine pielgcm ii II h c Ner.
ION lit bic Negcrin alberto @ibion,
alias oMalbington aio," bon 9tr.
St1, Goborg.S trobe, pcldc, troboem
lie ongeblit crit 20 2cn3c 5dblt, ci-
men lnngcn Yoli5eirecorO ouI3rluels
len bat. Sic muroc geitcrn III DER
oltlid)cn Eolijciitntion ourd Nldter
8orlan6 ilttcr Der ACKNOWLEDGING
Dem 8eridtsperiobrcn iiberuielen,
oon ,Sofob Berlin Don Nr. 1lO6, Dit
2omboro.S trobe, ein Boor Sdlltbe
geito6len 5u bobcn. Sergcant 2op
unO Die Tolijiiten @aufmiaer itno
@oroon 6ottcn mebrerc Gage nod
siberia llnidan gcboltcn, bis lie
iflicBfid) in eriobrmng 6rod)ten, Dab
Iid) oicielbe i'm @eiGngniB beidnb,
mo6in tic bon Toli}cIrid)ter @ronnon
pom mittlercn Iiltritt ebeniaQs noe.
gen zines Giebito6ls gcionot uoroen
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

II. u@cb', BOB mir i6eioen mil.
len"
~. -n5rinf' nlcr nod e Sr0ppdc
oltS Dem fIcinc @cnfcltopphc" mo
nugcnlciner &cbrulls.
10000 Eortioncn Suuerfrollt nit
3ubcbor, S6mGn5le, anohlc, @llt.
mo @cbcrpilrite, lueroen in 9crcit.
id)uit iteb2lL INN aud Die pcrn0bnte.
lten 6cinldmcdcr ST. b%eiricoigcn.
Gic6eit 9eboroe.
Sron5 Smlter, Set = ErGiioent.
Or. 5ronj 5. Scbalb, I. Iice.Y Bra
liocnt.
Sofob GeltIer, ,. Iice . Er1iioent.
Nrtbur W. @0mmel, ScIt : Scfre-
tar uno Norliber.
Gorl Snutcr, ieny Sdntmeiiter.
goom 9icntihlcr, 5inon5 . Scfrc.
tar.
Senrp 9. Wiencielo, Goriibcr oc3
Gmpiong1 GOmitc's.
@enrp Z. @ienciclO, @oriiber oes
G%mpiongs Gonlitc's.
Setrp &. alein 0oriiter oeS Bar.
Gomite'a.
Sbcobolb Ntcpcr, Goriibcr oe$ SIC.
gelbobn Gontitc'a.
Gorl Suttcr, juny Goriiber ocS
SdieBltano Gomite's.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29

State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo. Lucas
County. So.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of
F. ]. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the City Of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use Of Halls rCatarrn Cure.
ra FRANK ). CHENEY.
% Sworn to before me and subscrib-
ed in my presence this 9Th day OF
December A. D. 1856. 49,
(SeaD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
tsrnally. and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
=. J. CHENEY 4 CO..
Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggis&s, 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for cor
stipatie1. >sezt s=z i.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

Tn republican national conven-
ton will have $50 delegates: two
for each senator and representative
in congress, or 966 for the states
and two each for territories and isl
ands.
The democratic national conven-
ton will have zoos delegates; two
for each United States senator and
representative, or 966 for the states
and six for each territory and ISL
and possession.
In the republican convention a
majority vote only will be required
to nominate candidates for president
and vice president, or 491 votes.
In the democratic convention a
two-thirds vote, or 672 votes, will
be necessary.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29

handle traffic, and competent rail-
road authorities estimate that the
cost OF bringing railroad facilities
up to present demands would reach
from $500 to 5000 millions. The
country is simply too big and to pro-
ductive for a healthy interchange
between producing and shipping
centers-unlesa transportation can
be quickened and cheapened. The
condition that confronts the nation
is one of the necessity Of devising
ways and means or of seeing prog
ress impeded and prosperity stopped.
This one phase of the question led
to the creation of the inland water
ways commission. The demand came
from the people, forcd by the exc
gencies Of the situation. The COM
mission was, appointed in March,
1907. A comprehensive survey of
the field was made in a series of no.
table trips on the great waterways
systems during the summer and fall
The message from the president sub
hitting the preliminary report Of
the commission to congress was
made February 26. The substance
of that report shows the compre-
hensive measure of the problem call
ing for the coordination, correla-
ton, conservation and regulation Of
all resources connected with run
ming waters and looking to the pro-
lection of these resources from mo-
nopoly and to their administration
in the interests of the people.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
DOKIES GO TO TWIN FALLS.
Grand Lodge K. of F. Will Meet
June 10.

The initiatory team of the D. O.
X. K. is making elaborate prepare
tions to go to Twin Falls on June
10, at which time a large class of
tyros will be taken across the burn
ing sands and quaffed with the royal
Zem Zem.
The grand lodge of the Knights
Of Pythias will be in session at the
same time, and the dokies have
taken occasion to cartoon the ses-
sions of this order. Circulars bear
ing the grand lodge cartoon and the
announcement of the D. 0. X. K.
proceedings are now being circula-
ted through all sections of the
Northwest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN
WATERWAYS.

The expenditure Of 1000 million
dol lars, for the building of 1000
dams, which, with their headgates
and locks will harness the streams
OF the United States, to regulate
their flow, preventing floods and
conserving the surplus rainfall of
their watersheds to assist in naviga-
ton and irrigation, to prevent soil
waste by erosion and redeem thous-
.ands of acres from overflow to be
reclaimed and made productive and
habitable, to purely the waters for
the purpose of promoting public
health, to utilize the natural power
produced by the energies of the
streams and sell it to pay in part
the expenditures of this great enter
prise, to conserve, in fact, all the
resources for the benefit Of all the
people Throughout all time, Is the
ambitious forecast the statesmen of
the country have in the present
plans for inland waterways i'm
provement 4 t4
The nation has been brought
face to face with it's deficiency In
the matter Of developed waterways
by the congested traffic conditions
OF the country where distances are
80 magnificent and productiveness
80 opulent as to require the CO.
operation OF natural transportation
agencies. One-sixth OF our national
wealth is In the 222.560 miles of
railway that gridiron the continent
and In 1905 carried over 1900 mil
zion tons of freight. earning over
1895 million dollars /. .. over one
quarter OF the value OF our product
for the same year. AT the same time
we had over $500 miles of rivers
and $500, miles of canals navigated
with transportation facilities Of 20
little value as to be lost in the ON
cial summary. Though the cost OF
water transportation averages but a
quarter OF that Of rail carriage. less
than an eighth Of our, freight lines
are water lines and less than a
.welfth. Of our tonnage Is carried on
rivers and canals.
is a wonderful story to tell what
the railroads of the country have
done. another story to be told In
millions, yet he commerce of the
country has increased In geomet-
rio ratio as compared with the ex-
pansion OF It's railroads. Production
doubled In the decade between 1895
to 1905, while the railroads increas-
ed one-sixteenth in their capacity to
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29

Judge DIETRICH of the federal court
Is visitor in the city. This is the
first time Judge DIETRICH has visited
Lewiston, and during the afternoon
he is the guest OF the Commercial
club on an automobile tour through
Lewiston and Charleston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
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H. D. Kinsman left this morning
for a business visit at Greer.
D. H. Robinson was a passenger
this morning for the upper Clearwa-
ter country. ...
w. E. Willis left this morning for
a brief visit at Lenore.
Tom Beall, who has been visiting
friends in the city for the past sew
eral days. returned to his home in
the Clearwater country this morn
ing.
Miss York returned this morning
to her home at Clearwater. !
James Langan left yesterday aft
ernoon for business visit to Spo-
kane.
Chris Byrne returned yesterday
afternoon to his home at Leland.
P. H. Blake was a Lewiston visi-
tor last night from Orofino.
John P. Vollmer left yesterday
afternoon for business visit to the
coast cities.
MIS-. y. "A. UdiCIleI IttuIUcu last
night from visit with friends at
Portland
J. NJ. Pearce was a passenger this
morning for Clifford.
T. f. Garrett left this morning
for his homestead near Greer.
f. ~ Brown was a passenger this
morning for the Clearwater coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Stacy returned
this afternoon from Seattle.
G. V. Smith returned last night
from visit to the coast.
G. w. Thompson and Mrs. Thomp-
son returned last night from Seattle
and Tacoma.
n. T. Wright is business visitor
in the city from Culdesac.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
BRYAN'S CHAOTIC FINANCE.

Most of the democrats in the
house lodged when the vote was
taken to substitute the currency bill
introduced by their leader. Mr.
Williams, for the Vreeland bill. The
Williams bill was understood to be
the embodiment of Mr.. Bryan's
views on currency reform, yet nine
ty-three democratic members simply
voted present when the ayes and
noes were called for. Naturally the
republicans had prolonged laugh
over this sort of party faith and
harmony. With few exceptions the
democratic members declined to GO
on record in favor Of currency bill
fathered by Mr.. Bryan. He has put
forward so many issues that broke
down under investigation, and when
tested by the public judgment. that
his fellow democrats have grown
circumspect in backing his fresh
propositions. .=..
Mr.. Bryan Is a green hacker and
unreconstructed. He has always
held that the best way to issue pa
per money is directly by the nation
al government and that its redemp-
ton in any metal is not a funda-
mental necessity. Any financial
policy that he might be charged
with conducting would lead along
that road. He voted for General
Weaver In 1892 and was fused with
the populists in 1896, accepting
without a word of dissent their out
spoken greenback principles. His
party in Nebraska today Is compos.
ed chiefly Of populists and green
hackers. The democrats In congress
know his financial policy too we'll
to vote for any currency bill shaped
by him without looking out for
pedilous stun. Therefore they voted
present" instead of AYE" when
the Bryan-Williams bill came before
the hose.-Globe Democrat.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
High School BANQUET.

The alumni OF the Lewiston High
school will hold their annual ban
quet at the Raymond grill beginning
at 8 o'clock this evening.
The organization for the evening
program will be perfected at the
banquet table, and all members of
the alumni society are requested to
be present with the required 81 for
dues. ~