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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
g umtagS=@ orrciponocnt

SC unurgcu criAcincnoc SOnntaas Ansaabc ocS vScntihen
GurrcipuOcmtcn" wuo bic ncncltcn onrd) Die uNTocirtc Frcnc"
ocicicrfu Scpcidcn, bic ncnclrn yufalnadridtcn anS Baltimore
nb bu onarcm,cnocn 0itrhtcu, cine intcrcNant scbaltcnc Sunn'
tags. Tluuocrci, Snmuriiidcs nit Slnitratiuncn, Fpltnadrid)ten
ans bcutibcn QGnocrm nno bic iolgcnocn 9rtifcl nno Gr5ablnngcn
cntGaltcu: yGnS gScttcrdlefcn," rGinc ncnc Wiadlt nnS bcreH Nc
bcutnug, int Sultarlcben," y%Jicihnau," Scr @crndJ ocrGnrppoer,"
cSGcrlod unb bic Ycricn," y9aS 3cppcinidc e%nitid)if" pScr.
't"rr <''et- "e-"."-@eArr mis- McnidcnircNrrt" "0'' @'f"b'<"
ocs sd,nrhhrtnas," 81. ScncnIcr Stuocntcn umo ibr Sanorsberr,"
yGinc GGrldfcitSprobc," u@lHdlidc," vGrit Stnbcnt, Saun Sid-
ter" cSaudcr nnS 3ubnar5t," y@lctdcs fir Wlcihcs," uGr mnN
aufs gano," ,Sdnuancubracn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
cit Jest Nrnn WiihulCf,

&ictorin WcIc}of ans Dem Gimuon0C
runNasI etcntionabollic cntluiicu.
- &br @rGuti1om Mlidolct fam
BON Gbio mo iilhrtc lie an orn
Nltor.- &eiitcn ioiprt mad Dem
N}citcn alb.
@Citcrn Ouritc Die - Sabre oltc
Eoliu @ictoriu Molc5ut, ucId)c am
MtontuD nit benz Compiler Sector"
bier unfom, 0u3 Gctcntion3but0 per.
loiicn, no lie l]cItQcbultcn Dor0Cn mar,
neil lie o~lQc9c6cn bate, 3u ibrcm
NrGuti0om HSobn Wii6olct, cincnl bel
Ncrcu, Nbio. mnbnrn0cn NSIttucr, rel.
icr 81 Wollcn, ga WiN0lct Dor ser
Einunnocrun9SbCh0rOc crIdicn ul0
Die 9rnllt ucrlonAtc. Go2 YGrdcn
muroc nod Der TT. NoiGntrou5+ STRIDE
an Goitcrns9lpcnuC 0|clcjtct ln0 0urdl
&otcr NirmnnSfi iiir Sen @%cbcnSblmo
pcrcint. Gic Ncllpcrm0bltcn ~rciitcll
0ircft nndl Der IrouunG nnd @Crca
o6.
6r. MiNoIcf, Der iGon II SATIRE
in Nnlcrifu lit uIlo gSitturr nit tic
ben &in0crn lpnr, b0ttc lld) ole Vroll1
ourd) icinc M}lttcr juiGidcn Ioiicu,
NucrOin0a briuot Die Nrout ibm cin
odtca aino nit IN Die Gbr, obcr 0ua
modt fcinc1 llntcrihico. Wtidolct
crtldrtc 0cm Gimuunocrunga-&om-
miiiGr @cia, cr broltdc cine Strait
Die ieinc licbcn &in0cr cr5icbc, mo
ultf Gin &illo mrbr oOCr mcltigcr
fpnn1c c9 llidlt an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

Valtimurcr, iurld)e Die CONNER
Wunntc a~nEcrbalb scr Gtnot %Dcrbrin'
Gen, f6nncn bcn Correspondent" nadJ
iracnb elmer ISrriic in Den @ercinig.
ten Stautcn, europa, Wcrifo nnb
Canada 5n9cidJift cr0altcu. Die
TorcIic mag 10 Oft ais gcluiinidt &C.
Gnocrt mcrocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

Mie0er SIT Sauc c. Nllcn
Gbriltop6cr, Der eli Sabre aIte Sobn
bon Charles s. GbriItopbcr pom @il.
lom. glucl1uc, @oponS, Der felt brci
Sagcn pcrmiBt unO bon ieinem &otcr
IN alien Gidtlungcn gciud)t luur0c, lit
gcItern &prmittn9 IN Scr WobnnnN
bon Srolt Winmic Sinuolls, Nr, f.,
Tulfitrobc, olligciunocn morbcn. Ger
Gno6e ioNtc Gcltcrn, or bobc Iid) nnl
Gicnltug bei'm 9ccrcniudcn pcrirrt.
Gr ho6c 0ic critic 9tod)t in cincnl Sc
%n0d)abnu$ gcihloicn nn0 lei am
Wtittmod IN scr Mobnung BON @co.
llnucr5o0t an @oobbourne 9lpenlle
nlligcnonmcn morbcn. Sin Nciic
bcS Srll. llnpcr5a9t brudtc Den alto-
ben nod Scr @oGnung icilcr S6me.
ltcr. 6roll Gimmcr. Ger 2cttcrcn CT.
fIGrtc Scr Sltllgc, or 6o6c fcinc 81
fern mo babe alti elmer Sornt III
Sarfor0sGollntp 10 bart orbciten mil
len, DOB CT 0opon 9eloufen lei. 0roll
SinnlonS Las iebo6 fltrj ooranf IN
scr 3eitung, Bob Der Sllnge BON ici.
mem Gotcr geiltd)t muroc. Seincm
%ntcr gegcniiber erfIarte Taen, bab
er lid, mad 5lucitlgigcr Iblpeicnbeit
eciiird)tet babe, nod Snllic 81 gcbe1
utlo ocsholb feline Serfunit ucridlpic-
gen babe.
@onS en-. = Naf
cinem bier ein9etroffcnen aobel-
gromm fitbr Scr Norbo. 2lopo-1 Can't
pier .Hbein" am Gonnrritog Nod).
mittoa Inn 8 llbr bon @remerboperl
nod Baltimore, pio Nep.Dorf, ob.
Ierielbe but fir Baltimore 275 3ipi-
ifenbefs Yuiiagiere lno fir Nem.
gorf 800 auiiitcl,. uro 10 3tpiiten.
beds. ToIiogiere am 9prb.
gilf II rloub. = Sr. 5. Sme.
torlfn, Tolmctider Der Ginpanoe.
rinesbeborbe, tritt belte einen brei,
p6f,igen llrInub an. Ginen 5beil
beiielben mir er in @eieuiboft Dor
Naitor 9. @onef ollf elmer Jarm bel
Yetersburg, So, 5nbringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
&icocr crfDlglus.

9ll1d cin 5mcitcr Selbitnlorooerlnh
gclingt Der Srou &cnu WtcGomo@
nidt. - Murbe 5citig pom 8ots
ten i'll guageiilatem 3immcr oltf'
oeiunocn. - &attc unn =. SUM
nlld) Gas ein9eatbnlc t.-Nta Scr.
icbcn @ift %gctrruntcr.
Cen 5~iueiten Sclbitmoropcrlud in-
ncrbulb Oea leBteu &ierteliobra mod,
te Srau Eenu WtcGomloa, 40 Sabre
off, 8uttc bon &orrp WcGomnS bon
9tr. 1913, 6rcocrid-9 lpcnuc, inoeml lie
@u9 .tinntbmctc. Sbr @otte fono lie
Gcitcrn Wior9en bcluuBtloa in ibrcnl
Shlui5iumncr licgcn, mcldCa nit
Woa ongciilQt luor, oo9 Dem I'M 3int.
llcr bcfin0lidcn oiicncn@oSbobn 2nt.
ilr0nltc. Die Ntmbllnll5 beS iiiomcIts
lid)en Giltrifta ilbcriilbrte Die Sralt
nod Dem ySrantlin Squares oipis
tol," lpoielbit Ct. ScnrD Silber tic il
H%cbanolung nabn ltlo bal0 ollBcr
S~cbcn3gciobr bradtc. Grit AM 2.Sunt
muhte Die Srot cinen SclbItmor0.
ocrilldl inOem lie cincn nit einem
Waahubn pcrbun0cncn Sdrlaltd) IN
Den Wtlll0 nabnl. Iumul2 fGmpitc tic
cine Mode lang nit DEM (ooe. Che.
li6c 3miiligfcitcn iouen on9cbid
oo9 Wtotiu Der Sbutcn icin. 9a5
Yoar, mcldc9 crit lucni2c Sabre Der.
Dtirntbct lit, bat feline &in0cr.
Ga mar elm Scricbcn.
Coroner 81. Otto VI. Hcinhnr0t
pom iiiolidcn Yoli5ci0iltritt, meIher
0cItcrn cine llntcrludung ilbcr Die
(~oOCSurlud)e 0c3 onl GonncrltdN
Nbcn0 inl nllnipcriitdtS = @oipltul"
GcItor6cncn 1l-j0brigcn Nnorco&
Sh0icr bon 9tr. 900, Siio. Srcmontl
StruBc, porlubm, ~itclltc Elm allf llns
ial lnutCnOca SooCaccrtiiitat aus II.
2rfl0rtc cincn %n0llclt iiir nidt notb'
nCn0ig. S61icr, mcldcr &lempner
ucu Wcrltf uur, brullhtc bel lelner
Nrbcit SoI5i0lrc unO pilcNtc Die NIT
oiricm @iite gtiilQtc 6loid)e III lei,
ncn ;3iumer olll5llbcuobrcn. "a CT
0ca 0itcrcn Sdnupp2 tronf, ninrmt
Der Coroner an, 0uB CT int Hulllh Die
Suliidurc- Slnldc nit Scr Sdnoppa'
iiuidc ptrlucd)lclte. Ser &crItorbc1c
hiutcrl1Bt cine Sod)tcr, Srolt &ntC
tonca, rnb cincn II Sabre often
Sohn. Scinc 0attin ldic0 Dor ctluo
iiinf Monatcn aus Dem Scbcn NM
/ 6ia &in0cr erflGrtcn, ouB ihr &utcr
icit icncr 3cit ltcta nicOcr9cldloger
mar.
SciuCu erlatur8e erle
qen.
George 9%rrnoogc, aus SABRE 81
@rocc, Mo, lucItcr an1 0pnncrItof
ih>uer pcrlctt i'm ,Wtorulnn0 8enc
l-Soipital" Yufnnbnlc fun0, crlaf
0eltcrn Mtor0cu bulb 10 llbre lcincr
Ncrlcbunncn. @rumoo0c, mcldcr por
Hcrlf Sdlollcr iii, arbcltcte am Gon
ncrltag an Der ncllcll Baltimore
Ohio" Nriifc nobc SABRE &c @ruce
ulo er ltn0 Spbn Comic, Gin nnocrcI
Nrbcitcr, bon cinem &nbcI 9ctroiicl
mo in Die un9ei0br GO SUB bctra
Ncnoc Gicic gcidlcuocrt mlrocn
IopIc fam nit lcid)tcn &%crlcbun9cl
oauon; Nrlunoogc 0oGcGcll erlltt q
ncn SdGoclbrud), Nrltd) Der Nirbcl
: lGlllc, ionic inncrc &%crlcBungcr
Sein Coo muroe crluortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

rSlt Den onocrcn NrWOc2 Mcticr.
neutrality-suspicious. mlrocn 0ic
iolQcnorn boditun ErmpcrouWrcn
pcr5cidnct:
Goitport 81, Eortluno -, Noitor
30. Nlbom IS, Nrlp Port 90, NDljo
hclpbio -, NtIuntic Sin IS, Gopr
Wtup 50, Mnibington -, 9%torioIt 90.
@atcrua 81, Charlotte -, MlIminQ
ton 30, Gharlciton SIS, Suponn0h 80,
SodIonpinc IS, Sllpitcr S6, Sen GScIt
So. gtluutn 80, MiontAomcrn 96,
Nelu Srlcona %, NolcItiue 81 Sol
pcIton Sc, Corpus Gbriiti IS, Mcm,
pbia %, Cincinnati 80, Eitt9burN Sc,
GalpcNo IS, Buffalo rs, GlcUcImu0
50. Gctroit IS, 9tlpcno IS, WorQllcttc
81. @recn @nD a. Chicago IS, Gu.
lutb 5G, Ct. Guul G6, Ct. EolliS IS,
aaniuSsGitp 81, Omaha -, Nrron
81, giamord 81. Minjlton GS, SATIRE
IS, Selcno 81, Solt Sutc IS, Gcnpty
50, Gortb Ylottc 81. GoogcGitp 9S,
gmoriQo Sc mo Cos Nngclca II
0ra0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
Ser pcrlcnoc Sd)amnl

unb Ser angcnebme @eihmud CT
ircucn Sen Irinfer, mGbrcno Die
Hein6cit beiiclben Ger Neilnobeit ST.
@lte fonmt. IS giebt feilt 10 5i,-
observation-disclosures @etrdnf, lpie boS
bon Sreo. 9rlcrnihmiot's .americon
9rtuerp" gebraute Bier. Site $t.00.
9rmlerei 1104-tt2S Siuen- Strnbe.
Eel, s. & y. ct. Yaul 364, Do
Gourtlan0 t491. (22S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

@erud niht 5u crtrugen.
Sic @%cmpbncr in Ser Nohborihoft
Der altnitoiingcr 6obrifcn IN Gunton
beoblid)tigcn, Iid) bel ben Gountu-
GommiiiGrcn bon Yoltimore-G olntD
ilbcr Den foltm nod 81 crtro9enoen
8crld), bcn oicle 6obrifcn pcrbrciten,
81 beihlpcrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
SebbcI's cin3iges 9ltclier.

@ir babcn MIR Gin gltclier in Salti.
iiprc, nnb bas bcfinoct iidJ in Der
Gtasc 81 c6cmcr Grbe, Mr. 32t, Noro.
@aps, nabc Siab-Str. 9inoer.Ebu.
toarapbien cine GpesialitGt. - Seine
Ngentcn nnb feline Srcppen ~ fteigen.
5. Sebbcl. s. Grni, Weidaftsfatrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
217 Git.Snltimorc' StraIe.
Shcu. &. Ticncr & Eu.

9euti6es unb anbercs ausl1noi.
ihes @cIo g~efauii unb berfanit.
getbicnOungen bciurgt nnd Ceutid.
LAMB Z Seitrcih. Gublano II. (. ~.
@edieI nusseitcgt nuf a~uSl0noiid)e
@anfen. ~Greoitbrieie uuo 5rapelerA
Cheques.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
Spnncnanf. nno liutcronno.

SonntlntfaunA. 3 II. ~ NJ.
Son1cluntcrgan9:......7 II. , ~.
g Il. If NJ. NbOa.
Nlutb .,......9 Il. 10 No. Mor0cn2.
6Iltb ..........9 II. 30 NJ. NbCrroa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
Tas Mcttcr.

sir Ntorplono uuo Den 9iitritt
Golumbiu bclltc tlur, nlor1cn nl0NIi-
der @cilc &c2enidoltcr nr0 fiiHlcr,
lcid)tc uulprinAcnoc @ino2.
Nbidon Der b0dltr thermometer.
ltonO gCitcrn 3pci @ru0 0criuNcr
mar ais am GouuCritu9 iNicu ca ocll
N%cpobntrn Baltimore, ol9 lCicn tic
inter Den N%cqltotor utrleBt. Gle
&ibe mar an fcinem Gage Oicic9 icbr
bcibcn Counters 0rildcnocr ais sc.
fern, un0 iclblt cine Sobrt ouf Oen
&orltootbnbncn brnd)tc mc1ig Grlri
idunlg. Phi Den Compiler Der Nnl.
Sinicn mar 6 CbCnlo bciB ulo
ihlpiiI, lpic olli Dem SonOc. Gua
NoO pur Der cin5iGc crfrii6c1Oc
Elat.
Die itiinolihr Eunpcrotnr mNr
non & llbr NiprgrllS bis s llbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
Shiffsfartcn

Don inns na6 europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Hep-gorf, &aiiite ober 3uiiher.
bed. @edieI, alsIGnoiides @eIS,
Greoitbricfe unb @eloienbunocn.
Tbco. s. Siencr & &c.,
Nr. 217, Git.Yaltimorc. StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
Stdot Baltimore.
llntcrbaItnnoS . @C9,uciicr.
tnhiturtum" r2oro 0unorcnrp".

rNnhttnrium" rgoro Nuuorcurp".
"@lnnrn'S" - rGopjc g0D".
g%Sfi { G'' I'M rSriole. 4or fSOE &' Senie 5iaar
mlilnp Baltimore QCOCW guitClu.
rSeuttfcr GricnCrbuno" NT 81. g,uGuil
SCoul NCiCr i'm aS&CuCUO Barr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" SuuWtuO. hCu %. 9lr.
Qntt. NroBcr SdHiljCEs9llei nab pMtucr s
Eurf." udbc 2lutuuif.
st. Mihnci9 hitter" NiontaN. hcu H.
HuHt'i. NroGc2 HtulIt mo Inlpcltiou inn
nNcicu, SarmfaOtcr.gcrciu" zi,una1.
ben Is. sli0uil. }ucltcr su9ilud mo znmrlr..
,8mpuH Eat.@urt" - IdQlib Gpncrtc uno
onoCre &~craniiRuuBett.
eSap enprc' 4art" 1dglt6 Gon5crte,
GRANDCHILDREN mo aHoerC %crGulilunQCu.
racu electric 4nrt" - EdNlib &]orilcuuu1cu
nno llHtcrhaltuuHcu uuCr ylrt. lolulc Gouirric
r5bc Snburbuu" GeocH N1cuo &nuocuiIlcs
aIctn's ~ eBprc 2inr 4ari" - 2dgIi8 Garocs
bile GOritClluHOCr.
sulhetcr; Ssod IdoItde Grtnrftoncn per
GIa,ibOrnns 'w"-' Ijdpli8c Grnprfion nit Rus.
iidbrle Solllidpo, pcr GdiNrlcr ~Gdi1utlo9c',
suuc Yoint IGGIibc yabmiltuBs UTNirs
fiuneu.
Rrn.0lar - IdQIibc Grhrtoucu.
ENrtsGUnicrtc,
@S5S n n o%gG5smilaGa ,,,, =, GT RI 4; Eagfr;
Bari" ltnb n6cbcraI Sill Barr.
gteniinG NhcHO 49, oRliicrtOusRatf".
Wiiituoh glheno oSrHlo+oiusFNrf"
9ouncritua gtbCno ~ vGorr0u Rarf".
iSreiinQ 9lbCu0 - Clifton Bari.
Samitng Abcnh - FuticrfousFnrt".
tSomtuGs bon o bis 7 ubr %9lbcnhs)
tan &5obcniGocn BON e pie 10 ubr Ibcnos.)
Eruarnmnl thr brntc:
oFuitCrfoUsRuri."
CAMEL ScIomunl Erincnf
SnnrTiHrc Stabat '1oiatcr RniifirmT{
9S1l}Cr aNumtiHO GuCa". ......... .Wumuu
S%cicltion "GnNIlib Nirs" .,,...... .gunOtU
ernpbonlnm Colo rNiodlnN Niro"..... Surlou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15
Nnrhejien : &crcin.

-@rpfer 1amilicn Nusilna-
Spnntne, ben %. NnGnit
nadl Miacr's Earf, uabC Ennbnlt,
(22935)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

,Sbulia MGnncrdOr." Is nsilng
nadJ Ern.Mar Sunnta1 16. Plug.
Spc5iul5ng, 6iacns@ abmbui. Nb'
iabrt $40 @prGcnS.
(21S22 5.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-15

8roRcr Tamilicn. Ynsflmg.
yWittclsbad) : Gcrcin upn Valti.
murc," SunntaM rs. Mngni.,
i'll Nlbad)'s, friibcr Mcbcr's Enrf,
at Der SnrfprbsJiuao.
(225,7O SaS Gumitc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
FOR POSTAL BANKS
A Bill Has Been Introduced in Con-
gress Employing the Postmas-
ter Generals Ideas.
A SAFE PLACE OF DEPOSIT
Would Encourage Thrift and Keep
Money From Being Hoarded-
Not Subject to Legal Seiz-
ures or Taxation.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Knox
lish a system of postal savings
banks. The bill embodies the plan
outlined by Postmaster General Meyer
in his annual report and which he ad-
vocated in public addresses being cal
culated to encourage economy and
thrift and to afford a place of deposit
free from any possibility of doubt for
vast sums of money which would be
otherwise boarded and kept out of cir
culation through ignorance or lack of
confidence.
| The bill authorizes the postmaster
general to establish a system of postal
savings banks comprised of such mon
ey order offices as he may designate
for that purpose,
Accounts may be opened and depos
its made in any postal savings bank
established under this act by any per-
son of the age of ten years or over
| in his own name, by married wo-
man in her own name and free from
any control or interference by her hus-
| band, by a trustee as such on behalf
Of another person, by a parent. guar
| dian or other person for the benefit of
a child under ten years of age, or by
any charitable or benevolent society
or association, provided that no per-
son or organization shall have more
| than one postal savings account, eX-
cept that trustee, parent, guardian
or other person may have an individ-
ual account and an account in his rep
resentative capacity for each person
or child for whom he may be entitled
| to open an account.
The bill further provides that such
postal banks shall receive deposits of
money in even dollars, with one dollar
as minimum and postmasters are
required to make daily reports to the
postmaster general, who will forward
to the depositor written acknowl-
edgement of its receipts. Deposits are
not liable to seizure or detention I'M
der legal processes against the depos-
| itor, and such funds are exempt from
| taxation. Interest ut the rate OF 2
per cent per annum is allowed depos-
itors and the postmaster general is
authorized to place the money depos-
tied in postal savings banks in nation
al banks at a rate of interest satisfac'
tory to the secretary of the treasury.
These national repositories are to be
in the immediate vicinity of postal
banks from which the money is drawn,
as a safeguard against Capitalization
of currency and as means of facili-
tating the return OF money to the
channels of trade. National banks are
prohibited from receiving any compen-
sation for cashing or collecting any
checks or any other services in con
nection with postal banks. Withdraw
ais of deposits may be made at any
time subject to certain rules. The bill
carries an appropriation of 100000
to give it effect.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
ECZEMA FOR So YEARS.
Suffered Torments from Birth-ln
Frightful Condition-Got No Help
Until Cuticura Cured Him.

81 had an itching, tormenting ecze
ma ever since I came into the world
and I am now man So years old
/ tried all kinds of medicines l heard
of, but found no relief. l was truly
in a frightful condition. At last
broke out all over with red and white
boils, which kept growing until they
were as big as walnuts, causing great
pain and misery, but l kept from
scratching as well as 1 could. l was
so run down that l could hardly do
my work. / used Cuticura Soap, ONT
ment, Resolvent, and Pills for about
eight months, and I can truthfully say
1 am cured. Hale Bordwell, Upton,
Ia, Aug. II, 1907"
81 cheerfully endorse the above tes-
timonial. 1t is the truth. l know Mr..
Bordwell and know the condition he
was in. Nelson R. Burnett, Upton, la. -
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
HER CHOICE OF DEMISE.
Pathetic Thought Of Little Girl Who
Had Lost Playmate.

Mary had for neighbor a small play
mate, a much-loyed and attractive boy.
The little lad rushed across the street
one day, throwing back glance at his
mother. At that instant a trolley car
swept around the corner and the re-
sulting tragedy threw the town into
mourning. Each family wept as
though its own son had been lost.
Mary. was utterly disconsolate and,
little as she had previously known OF
death, realized in childish way the
added horror of this one. In her con-
vulsive grief, and while her father and
mother sat with sobs in their threats
and tears overfowing, Mary straight
ened up and sobbed:
Mother, when die hope it will be
of a disease and not Of a damage!"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
KANSAS DEMOCRATS MEET
The State Convention at Hutchin-
son Selected Delegates.
J. H. Atwood Defeated johnson fof
National Committeeman-A SynoP-
sis of the Resolutions Adopted.

Hutchinson, Kan, Feb. 22.-Tht
Democratic State convention to eject
delegates to the National convention
and national committeeman met Fri
day morning. G. w. Harrington or
Hiawatha and w. H. l.. Pepperill OF
Concordia were the temporary officers
as recommended by the state commit
tee. A resolution endorsing Bryan for
president and instructing delegates
to vote solidly for him was unanimous
ly adopted
j. H. Atwood was elected national
committeeman over j. G. Johnson by
a vote of 81 to 1877 w. f. Sapp OF
Galena, the third candidate who was
considered possibility on compro-
mise received IS votes.
Delegates elected to the National
convention were w. H. l.. Pepperill,
Charles Fl. Sawyer, j. E. Andrews and
w. A. Harris. The alternates are T..
U. Grisham, j. H. Hagney, w. Fl.
Ryan and j. A. Whitehurst.
The resolutions were long. They re-
GREETED the recent panic but declared
they were not responsible. They con-
demned the asset currency law and
demanded federal guarantee of de-
posts in national banks and state
guarantee for state banks. They de-
nounced the tariff as political graft,
opposed ship subsidy They claimed
the anti-pass law originated with them
and demanded primary law that pre-
served the secrecy of the ballot and
favored the election of all public Of
ficers United States senator and post
masters included, by direct vote CT
the people. They said that corpor-
ations should not be allowed to issue
fictitious stocks and bonds. They want
ed county assessors elected by the peo-
pie and wanted all laws enforced
alike. No action was taken on United
States senator.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
FACTS FOR SICK WyONHEN.
a Nature Student.

The faculty with which the New
York child grasps the new idea" in
matters educational is charmingly il
Illustrated in composition recently
penned by six-year-old. Her teach
er had asked for brief compositions
on animals l Have Seen" This is
the result, written in the present day
vertical penmanship:
s"Do you see the little robin swing
ing on the tree? Do you see the little
goldfish a-swimming in the bowl?
Who teached these two to fly so beau
tifully together? Who struck the
feathers On their breasts? Twas God
Twas God. He done it."
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28

Pittsburg, Feb, 21.-In an explosion
at mine No. 16 of the Western Coal
and Mining company, eight miles
north Of here Thursday morning at
o'clock, Thomas Moffett was killed
and James McClucky badly burned.
The two men were shotfirers and were
working on the night shift and were
nearly through with their work when
the explosion occurred. The explosion
was a terrific one, and the sound
aroused the entire camp, and soon af-
ter rescuing party was on its way
down the shaft after the men VINO
were known to be in the mine, and
brought them to the top after about
half an hours search.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
To Restore the Motto.

Washington, Feb. 20.-President
Roosevelt was overridden Wednesday
by the house committee on coinage,
weights and measures, when by unani-
nous vote it was agreed to report fa-
vorably the Mckinley Qllinois) bill re-
curing the restoration to gold and
silver coins of the national motto I'm
God We Trust" During the discussion
Representative Knowland of Califor-
mia, being in a facetious mood, moved
that the committee further recon-
mend the placing upon all clearing
house certificates the Biblical inscrip-
ton II know that my Redeemer liveth."
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
HARTMAN CAN VOTE STOCK
Fish Has Again Lost in His Illinois
Central Fight.
Judge Ball Dissolved Temporary In
junction and the 296,231
Shares May Be Voted.

Chicago, Feb 21.-E. H. Hartman
in the Illinois Central litigation which
has been in the superior court since
last October Judge Ball rendered a
decision dissolving the temporary in
junction granted to Stuyvesant Fish
by which 286,231 shares Of stock were
enjoned from being voted at the an
nual meeting of the Illinois Central
railroad company This stock, which
was held by the Union Pacific Railroad
company and the Railroad Securities
company of New Jersey, can now be
voted at the annual meeting which
will be held in this city March 25
The court declared that corporations
per Sc are not barred from using and
holding the stock of other corpora
tions, and said that the fact that the
purchaser might be foreign corpora
ton and the stock that of domestic
corporation could not change the rule
of law
The court denied that there is any
rule of the American common law pro-
hibiting one corporation from holding
stock in another corporation when the
first corporation has in its charter
specific power to do so. In this case,
he said, it was proved and not denied
that the Union Pacific and the Rail-
road Securities company each has
express power granted to it by the
state of it's creation to buy, own, and
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
Cost of Our Present Navy.

Washington. Feb. 20.-That our
present system of naval construction
IS the best possible is the verdict of
Senator Hale, chairman of the senate
committee on naval affairs. The opin-
ion was announced in the course of a
speech in the senate "Wednesday and
was given. as he said, as the result OF
30 years experience in naval legisla.
ton. In the course of his remarks
he said that the new navy as 1t ex'
lists today had cost 81 ,2OO.O0O,O0O.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
John Muir's Simplicity.

Once, in talk with e. H. Hartman,
John Muir, author and ranchman, said
that he was richer than Mr.. Hartman.
Il know what you mean" said Mr..
Hartman, but won't admit it.
Don't you think wealth is good
thing for a man?'
Not great wealth-no. Your rich
man renounces too much. / would
rather lie down at flight by an cid
spring l know up in the Sierras than
to own the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is, if
had to live in it-"-Bookman.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-28
To Revise Kansas School Laws.

Topeka, Feb. 22.-In accordance
with request of the state teachers
association to appoint an educational
commission to examine the present
school laws and draft more modern
set, Gov. Hoch Friday appointed the
following board with state superin-
tendent Fairchilds as chairman j. W..
Gleed. Topeka; R. F. Knight, Wichita;
L. A. Lowther, Emporia; w. d. Ross,
Peabody; w. S. Pate, Cherokee; 4. j..
Stanley, Lincoln.