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Sin Gngllnbcr iibcr baS mOocrnc
Scutid,lauS.

.Shc Gpplrtiou oi Moocrn Ger
mann" lit Der litcl zines @ilhca,
ons scr GnglGnoer ". $. Goluion
fiirjlidl ucroffcrtlid)t hat. Sin BUD.
0ns lid) Ole Gntridiclrng 0c& mobcr-
men Icutihlnnb'S 5l,r Nuf9o6e &C.
itcQt bat; u%nbefongclL mic man 6
BON ciucnl Gn1l1nber u1icrcr 3cit
foitnl crnortet. Iouion iprid)t pom
iriibercn Tclltidlonb. hoS mebr CO,
mopolitiif Gclpeicn lei, clue %ereini'
Nltng bon lpnrtonilhcr GilrItigfcii
unh gciltigem Meid)tbum. 9n icin2
Stelle lci 0oS mo0erlc GclltItluno
1ctrctell, DOS nr leine mutericllc &roft
mo lcin @onnen alnitbt. un6 0roGe
Gitcr0ic bciibt I'M S6aifcn o,f nlleu
@cbictcn. So5u erfl1rt 0npion. ouS
e. bel nler Sdlneioigfrit Der Tcut.
'dlcl tcin frieolidcres Tolt IN Git
ropo Qcbc, oils gernbc bicic Icut'
ltlcn. llnh luclul tic cine ltartc Slpttc
boutcn, 10 ici oos cine 9tptMpcnoig-
tclt, 2ir @cpoltcrltua Dc@ &cid)Cs
lletnc lturt III ul0 ca milBtclt llcilc
Wtorttc 'ilr brn Wnarcnoblnb 0eilidlt
merocn. Zen &ciinulacl Der ocittid,cn
Snnultrle SOFT GoluIon hohc Nrcr
tennlltg, nno non Der sSlottc io1t CT.
gSos Iilr cine Glottc Gcutid)lar0
aild) lharren mag, lie miro mirfion
leiu. Die Nuimcrfiumfcit olri ulc
GinSclnheiten bis iltll Wcrin0Itcn,
Nas SpltcnL Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ciit, Die Iia5ipliu mo bic 0robc
S1biafeit 5lir Mrbeit. Die oo9 0cl,tid,c
Seer 81, Dem acntadt bat, luo@ Is iis.
all hde feblt aild) bel Der Shuiiun,1
Der oeiliifcn Seemad)t niht. 9ic &c
maltiNcn Tortihrittc Der bclltidcl
Snouitric icien nnid)t olif irgcno met.
die @cbcinulille 5llriid5nfilbren. @il.
len'd0It. Gr5icbinG prnttiidc W'c-
tbohcn GlciB mo Muimcrfiomlteii
bis ms &Icin.itc. oas ieicn bic Mit-
tel. lucld]c SclltId)lono 81 cillcnl il
! acfnbrlld)cn Sonfllrrenten Gnalnnbs
! gcnhnft b0ttcl. Gin roltloien Stre,
ben nod 0roBcn ;3ielcl, tcnl,5cidjllc
bos mobcrnc CcltlhlonO. GaS llr.
ttetl Nalpion'H III rilbig. intllid) itllo
ohnc Gorcingenommenbcii.
Nntcl Snm bat untcr Scr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bereita ifnuerc
Ginbltnc in leincn Snlnnoitcucrn cr.
litten. Nod) Dem Sohrca. Nuspcis
bes Snlmoiteilcr . G%onumiiiGrs iino
bic Ginlubmei i%eiaca Bureaus int
obgclalicncn SiSfaliohrc i'll, ritl,b
IS Millioncn Collars butter bench
ocs SoriobreS 5iiriif geblicbcr. Gie
Eroolftion Scr gebrorniteu Spiritiio.
leit belief iidl I'M Nedlulmaajdbrc
1908 nni rruib t27 Millioncn Gallo
nen, 10 Milllonen meilieer ais I'M
8prjoDre. @ie aus her1 9eridlt ocs
GonmiiiarS peiter sll erieben lit,
iuuroet III benz obeelolfenen Ged)'
n~ln9sinbr 1880 4rennereian. nefhe
oblle Sicenj betricbe, mliroen nil
9rid,lna belent mir ;erItnrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
3pbn w. Glauiicn.

s. itnrb an t3. Ee8embcr 1908 sum n.
Glnniier, ~Gelie6tcr @atte non @pieS Gl1nileli.
I'M Mltcr Ouu "a Sabren. Sic Neeroignlg fin
oct Mitiupd, oer IL. EeScmbar 1905. 9tutnlits
laae3 llbr. bon feiner +etten 2SJbnulla. Gr. 2is,
Goros9GrcusSiraBC, du5 itGit. NcifeBlng nul
Ger 9ouopndgurfs emeierD. (350-D
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Wtlhclmtua (Smcrtdl.

IS itnrb am rs. 2c6embcr 1905 &ilbelniaa
Gmcridl, qeIicbtc Satin nce oeriiorbencn Sobl
GmeridD, i'm. gllter bon So Subrcu. Sie Beer
bioun9 iiroet Niittiuudl, = ubr gtadmtting3.
non ibrer letteH lSobnuna, glr, 81. NoultreN'
StruBc. ans 'tGtt, ipo}u Eerpnuote II. 5reu1oc
ndtulQsOou einpclaoeI finn. Qei'ebung Gui
Der Mountaineering eTleterh." (31O-D
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1tnterrid)t.
Meiitcrid)aftssS bitetn /!

sGjufSscfrbntes &erf 5lr raidpen oreinapnatft'
dlen Grfernnna Der eupliITen' Gprad5el 9tnr
sum esfbifnrttrridt beriaRt pom Sercrnl. Col
mctider bet @ercttieten stdatet. ar. Hofen.
tbag.
iorbt eeS @erteS purdb MID rat o1e, gsetf'
esotar Sailmencr, vi. 205, GaH,I5. str,
Gems 9nrf. 8.,A.
frests tTgA
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Beidlaitsselesenbciten.


Sn nerfduitn. l
.3etr S1nfer. bic 10 1ro;ent Reingeipinn
ben. anbere CUTE aapiiaIdnldeen fit, eotfus
Ia1ier. SerIter Elm .aqasrtsiiter 2ooeii. Boote
nnf ben, 1eide. @ie5ssftdnS. IS ader befica
binio. nauts / Co., VT. io2, pH.asstnsfsn.
StroNe, BON ibr .elorscnS tts s llbr MbenbS.
(OIt25-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
BUR Grinncrnna

az mciian n~cIicDteu @attelt
9ittpit SaaS,
ipcIdcr belItc Dor nrei Sdbren, am ~. 3e5cm
Der 1908, aeitorbeit. nber llidi ner9clIcn III.
PIN Dem pii0el Eeiue5 tSrnbcS
Gfc6' id beItc. itcf beiriibi.
Dcun cS mar Dor nrei Sabrcn,
Wis Su. @utte, non mic ihieoit.
Seiu llne 1T ~rillntebr ieer.
gtuf Groen feb ih SID nitt mcbr.
Stonrlnt Der 1cb NIT ttciuer Iindt.
Sold id Sir nit Sreuoer nab.
Seinc @attiu ne6it Sobnen.
$500 Sram W,arn Sons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
GSluaro RrpB.

Sc iiGrb urn ii. 0e5embrr 1908 GSuaro
Srui, ueIiCbter @dtts bon Catherine Qrub. int
Ter bon rs Gdbreu, Sic Beeroigurg fiuoet
Diitt,updJ, 9tadnnltttGGS La3 llbr. non Der sSob
rltliI ictucs SobneS, Ar. 1910. gSeiis 6rauIltnz
StrGhc. nna itntl. l3SO-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

slmus' Hnnd, HDutt, Nalpert. nub Srannln'
Strafe, oeaeniiber bent Galbert,9abnbot galti'
more, M;o. Scriudi meine 15e. nnb 25e. Nabl.
Seiten. Saben niht ibres @leiten. 3pets.
9sr. 925, We't'aaltiuoresStrabe
(Sftf4 2g2te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

len, bic iih inn Irurf idledbt nlt2lebs
men luiir0eu. @elpieien miro aber Sdf
nit, tueldc 8eiabr IN Der Erobibi.
ton nid)t bios fir sic @lrtbid)ofteu,
%lonoeru olldb iiir Die 6rcibctt liegt.
Nus benz &uGrcSberih /
oeo 0ritter General, EoItmctlterS CT.
1iebt iih, ooB iid) Ole Molten Der III,
ter Dem Sranfatltr Friuilcgiltm
ner'onoten Eoitiohcu - 9riefc, Dit
der, Sdlriftitiide mo @egenltalloe
onberer 9lrt - lebtr9 lSobr oui 40
WtiQionen Tollara bclnufet boben.
81 Den 9eppr5u8ten, Ole Den @ors
tbeil beS 6%rdntatur FriuilegiumS
geuieBen, geboren olIb Die 6ongrcB-
Mitglieocr. &ier5ig Wiaiouen Col.
lars mir toitenfreic @cmlBung Ser
9%lmoc$poIt! Nan iollte cs nid)t iiir
mogIif boltcn. Sem @lulocr, oab
0os Yoit.G cportement inn lettcn Sis.
toliobr elm 9eiijit Don II Milionen
Collars Qcbobt bat.
Gin bollon 0idcr &rcus
ser bat cin pcne5lleloniifes &iiiten.
Mod)tid)iii Qefopert. Ger @ouper.
lleur Der nieoerldnoiihen Sniel Glt.
rocoo crtlGrt on5li, ooB oieic Megnob-
me bon &iiitemunhen ul0 &rieaS=
6abr5claen nidt oils unfreunolidcr
9lft gegen oic Genejucloner 81 be.
trod)ten lei. Na, elm frelmolid)er Gift
iii Dos aopcrn uene5ueloniIdlerS 6iffc
iider nidjt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

@cibnadjts. Jrenbe
41ngt 40 BON
etnent tdd1cInben, befrtcbisten 1ttlts
0nfpisiren Gle ieet 3bre Gnrberpbe SieI'
Ieibt baben Sic ctlihe S1illeil, aleiber oher
"a q, apiiime. Die gle ON itontten, ulb befien
nlis;ifeben iuirihen. che sic fur Die Seiertnee
bereit firo. @ent es cine Seit aitbf, ST. Der
Sic ani ih5niten pue eleeanteiien aisTeben
foatel, 70 III CO gut 8eibnadbtsseit. @6 ivare
bteueidt aud, rutbinm, Sbr Saftainnler 81 tn'
F"pi3ire,t. g9ir retitiseri 8nroiiteit. Wcloedet
etc. Grperimentc finb eefdbrIit. Ens Bette
tit INNER has Siatsfe.
(cr;f a;shsr 419 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SHuu VtIvSi1 ZIG Weft. Tdaette'Strdfe.
(giop22-) 229 Wprb.Spmaro'Stfdfe.
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safe iir's anSfanb befsrsf g.. 9satns, sRr.
tt3, ~ Snftirnnrsff&. rahc Gritntn prufe- sips.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
2prrGinc.

Malcriid. = Vnrfnrtia. - SrieblId.
WeitIid, bon Malbroot etne li,o eine babe
Weile. Wiount Solps9SdqGoli. NIB Iorruine'
SSasgou3 otrcit bis 6uil GineaT9. &eioc Te'
lepbonc. S%taotsgureau I'M brttter 5lnr beS
&, ruionsG rul..(Se6dubes, Gbarirs' nno Sanette'
Strufe. (M did, 1J,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Baltimore GemctcrN.

9irean: Sranflin 8los, Baltimore u. Ncrttitr.
9cgrlbnibpidte sum 3eriuuf = bon $50 at,
init Marinorpfoiten abecgre15t $35. Blab
fir bier @riber. Sreie 9enuBilla Der aapeue
fir lrduer1oiicsbieniie. CSuri16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

Gic Shincr iii = al0on'
Gi0n id)idtc bcSoblte SSrolutolien, nte
Den 9etrlirlfcnen ipiclen ooCr lif our
ibrc Soften beinllfcn mo ouolrh
Giiettlid)cs 9lergcrnib crregcn mill
len. in Die Crtid,oitcn iold)cr Goltll'
ties. in Weldrn Nbltinnmt,gerl tibet
ocn NuaihhiB oocr 0ic @cibcboltlnl0
Der @irthIfuftcn porhcrcltet lucrOelt,
Iohurf lpll inter Der Neuolfer1nlg
StinmmuuG Ge9en Die @irtblbotten
ocmoht lper0ell. Oh naS llnter1eb-
nlel, iid) be5nllt bat, miiiel1 mir llld,t.
jeoenfdIlS lpit0 cs iebtg Oo man tbill.
Ter sic Shlid)c Scr Giicrer %9ctonhicli
lit, niht mebr rcltabel lclil. Gcltre'
bull0cr. sic nit lold)eu crbdrmlld)elt
rno pcr0htlid)cn Wittclt Gcforoert
mcrbcll, rlhten iid) IelbIt, nno lclc.
Die biutcr lbucn ltchell. ebcnfoIla. Mrt
iolde Shlifc fonlen nllr Die Sfe!'
ne uerfoQcn. sic Der prohibitions
b@Gpegllng 3iel mo Hiftnng 1cbell.
Sober onlt0noigc Mten'd) pcrod)tet
lie. (Gine. sSr. Er.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
@crmiidte Mnseisen.
T~lpriiten.

Srtncrttaen, 9Seibnadbis. Specialization G'a
Eeforaiianeii oesaleihen 9lunlersS eitirte mn
rihtiaurn mo III belt mlisaifel Hreifel i'll
Der Stnot n~elicfert. IrnbiuasSinnlps nit al
ler Sinidufcu. Ter Slunte ngartrn, Hr. S34 Il.
$50, Neit. Baltimore. strafe. 8cp. y. Suriien,
Gipcuibiimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

Cine Gem pcren5rebne.
rin - uno nod 0o5,r cine ct. Sotl.
ierin - luic ole y@cltlifc Bolt" emf
%riiItet bin5lieBt, hat IN elmer yer
iunmlln,0 III Moiiadruictt& crtlort,
idlinrincr ais Ger Canon 6um nod
lei ocr sSlld oeS ESlinggelellcntbnms.
3ilaegeben! 9lbcr lit nift, 1rn9t hi
lere ct. Holliicr GollegirJ oerlenIGc
Md, lhlinmcr, Der ant Slild) oea
Slungqeielcutbmns mitld)ulolg III?
llro iillb Die bod)9cehrtcl Solncll,
Die itatt hires SullleS Sll ipartclt, III
2oilbc hcrllm ~rciicll mo lcnlpercr}s
rcoen holteil, lppbl oo5lt ollGetbdn,
Die Slllggeiellcn sum Scirotbclt NJ
5nrci5cn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Eratt 6. Sapioipu.

Sebern eereiniet. seirdufeIt unb aei1rht:
Siiie aef1rot unb neu mooe1trf. 2f0 &tt'
9srinatpn.str. 6. & 9. 9bone. ct. BauI 1850.
(Sftt4. 2Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

9amcu. sauitarinm. Maoante gtooIpb, reais
firirte Sebomme. SrduerIeiocn eririgreit be,
baroeIt. Iriont9eim fpabreuo 8inbbett. Stur.
bet 8 Trr,. bis 8 @hno5. All @eitssarntugas
sirakr, Siptffen Yaea. nnb GrtapfS trnRe.
lltnb26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

@oGlmoIlcnoe iltmtla
ton ioll oltd) in 3ltfunit Der 8rllno'
iuB umicrer Bolitif IN Oen Rbillppl.
men icin. 90 bat Der fiinitige Fr0li.
bent Gait Iebtcn Sonntog III elmer
Ncoc gciogt. Gieic NnBIcidln8 miro
iiG mobl poa5icbcu, llu0 luobllpoIe
lcn0 miro ipobI bciBcn: ocn nnlertta'
niid)cn SlltereIicn cutipred)eno.
Ser ocutihC Nu1tubr L
Nauocl hat IN oCt lcbten jcbr Sab
rem nm bunbert Nro5cnt irl9enonl'
men. Der Gbci oc9 Negierlngs.Si is
reul,S OF Manufacturers ldlretbt oicIc
Uroben GuoIgc Sen oeutlt)cn V|etbos
oen III, ibrcn Notihuitcn mo @cs
ionotidoiten bcionoere SgonoelS: Afto-
dies bei}ugcbcuL mclde Ole gIllfgobc
bobcu, oic ocutihc @cihGit&lpclt ilber
sic @unrcnbcoiiriniIIc ser S0noer
ouiplflGrcn mo ipc5icllc @iinldc
iibcr NcritcalmA Der @oorcn 5l,r
apmtnib Der 6obritonten 81 britt
ler. Nr. Carton cmpiicblt Den yer.
Stuutclt, Dem 9cilpicl Geutld)lano'a
5lt iol1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

Nm Sa(iiornieu bel gas
@lltrtaa am Seotbcr Hiucr gcbt OoS
9r0Bte Glcttrijit0tamerf Der &ebt5ett
lcilcr WoQenouug cntgc8eh. Gurd)
cincn 0rei Weilen Ion1e1l Ilu1nel
miro oas @oiicr ocs Scatter Riper
uod Sen Glcftri5itGtsmcrfcn geIeitet,
mcld)c cine itetisc @ctric6atroit bon
14lO0O Yierbctroit lieicrn fonnell.
Ter Iurnel, al Dem 5luci Sabre &c.
orbcitrt porocu, lit icbt iertiA. Gic
nGhitorGBtcu Gleftri5it1tSlpcrfe onI
9siaQura Dobcll cine 0eiinul8sfobl8-
felt bon 100000 Yieroctr0iten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

Nm Nonomo &onol IND
ol,rd) por5eitigc GrpIoiion non u
Eonnen Gpnomit II Nrbei!er getoo
tct unO 30 mlebr oocr meni6er ltOper
perfect morocn. Dis Jest bot Der pom
Sen 9lmcritoncru 1Clcitetc &anolbau
MIR menige Mcuidenopicr 6cioroert.
Nld 0ieie autnltrOpbe hattie uerntle'
Sen lpcrbcu f0nncn, Ou orrd) Glets
tri,it1t Sprengmgcu Gan5 9~clobrlo@
uorAcnonmen mcrocn f0nnct. Mie
Die uor,eitige GrploIion bcrhcigeflIbrt
murnc, lit uod) oli5lltlare1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

aud Gin 9cid)i 10 roc
ortnb. Nus Siirtb miro cine elacil.
ortige Neutrality-suspicious. 9cnleloet:
ger Mo0iltrotsrotb Heifel @1eictte
iiinoIt ieinc lilbcrnc Sod)5cit. ca ion
bicrSu Scr Stootmlooiltrat llld)t tc.
alildlpiinihte. lcgtc scr Sllbtlor-ocr
iibri0ens politiid SIR bcmotrotiId)en
Gortci sGhlt mo olif Sormolicn oeS-
bolb niht picl 9cbcn mag %c'
idNpcroc bel Der mittclfrunfl'd)e1
Mreisre9icrltlg cin!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

Sn Gbicogo aab cine
Sful. Grin5ipalin III elmer pffeutlia
d,et Scripmmluiq ibrcr anlidt oa'
bin Gltsbr,d, Oob Die @irtbidoIten
bilrd)nus teil1e Tcitboblcil icielt, lott
bern bob bic Mebrsabl bieicr 2ofaIe
cine 8ciobr Don ol1itduoigen Wtcii-
id)e,l bellid)t lperben tolinc. Sd,mi
al, ndd)lten Gage erioiqtc bon Sci
ten Der ". &. :. H." Der ,Gbriltli-
dlei Scmpercl5 llilioit oc5 @e'tcns"
baS pcremptoriiGe &erlnngen oil Die
Sdnllbcborbc, Die iulgc Came ibrea
ante8 5ll enticscit. Gle Srcdlbeit eeIi
oIio 10 meit, bab Nieniaub nnehr
cine Iniift al,sipred]elt onrf. Die oeil
9empereii;lern nid)t gefallt. Go5
8erloneell 1T nntiirlih nid,t erfilllt
iuoroeil. Ger Erdiioent Der Sdli,lbe.
hnrhe hot eS i'll Morteu siiriifgepie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

BIC Grneuuun1 BON 20.
nicl aecie pom Ser decoration OF So
bpr," Der in Der Ietten Gunlpu9uc
nit Soit mlo ilid)t, mic 8onlpcrS.
nit @rpon gina. slim @linbeS . Gu
wonbcrlugS GonrmiN1r toinlut eIr
menia 5t itncu nodl Ser @aGl, lnt
nidt 5l obfGli9en commentaries
&eronloiilm1 81 gcbcll. Sic Iiebt lpir
Die A~bbrjabllul1 elmer politllfcrt
Sdnllb ans, oercn Gorhnllocn'ein
Steele nit Der g%nl,abnlc Der Grlc1-
nulla nid,t hattie oncrfcmcn loacli.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14
IN THE BRITISH ZOO.

NEW YORK. Jan. ll.--Iioping u
have all three specimens Of prong
horned antelope which President Roose
volt has given tho London Geological So
ciety In good condition when an attach,
Of that institution, now on his way
arrives here, attendants at tho Bron,
Geological Park. are working hard tc
save the life Of one female which ha,
been III since Ito arrival at the Zoe
from Yellowstone Park. They have moi
yet given up hope. but are not over
expectant Of restoring the ailing ami
NAL to health. The antelope, two fe'
males and male, were captured In the
park by Major General S. d. Young
superintendent OF the Yellowstone. and
were sent to tho local Zoo for safe
keeping. pending the arrival OF custo
dian for the European trip.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14
AIRSHIpS FOR THE ARMY.

WASHINGTON, u. j., jan, l3.--
Residents of Washington and visitors
who expect to be here for few weeks
are looking forward with considerable
interest to the tests which the War De-
partment is to make with aeroplane and
diigible balloons at Fort Myer, Va
From these tests the reviewing board
made up Of experts from the sigma
corps, will decide upon the nature ol
the airship to be purchased by the De-
partment for the use Of the army
Captain Charles de f. Chandler the bal
loon expert of the signal crops, left
Washington few days ago under ord
ers from Secretary Taft to proceed tc
Fort Omaha, Nebr, and Fort Leaven'
worth. Kas, to deliver lectures before
the aeronautic schools at those posts or
the progress of military balloon work
Captain Chandler will return to Wash
ington in time to be present at the open
ing of the proposals for aeroplane anc
iirigible balloons for which the Wal
Department advertised some time ago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14
BIc REORGANIZATION PLAN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE plan fol-
organization OF the financial affairs
/of the Westinghouse Electric and Man
uiacturing Company which has just
been completed by the committee, has
a. Ito principal features tho creation
Of a first mortgage for about s4o,oo0ooo
and the issuance under It Of bonds which
will bo exchanged dollar for dollar for
tho companies present obligations AMI
also tho raising by President Geo West
inghouse and his friends OF sT.000.00O
cash In return for which stock Of the
company will be transferred to them.
them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14
PLAIN FIGURES ON COINS.

WASHINGTON. D. j., Jan. Ia
with the close Of business hours on
December -. tho United States mint
at philadelphia stopped coming the fam.
ous st Gandcus gold coins with the date
printed In Roman numerals. As soon
as ncw dies can bo made, tho mintlnQ
for this year will DO resumed, but the
date will hereafter bc In Arabic-just
plain "lo0s". so that everyone can read
II intelligently without undertaking
mental calisthenies. This change Ia
not 10 DO made no the result OF the
many criticisms which have been dir.
ccted against the new coins but Is made
necessary by reason Of the fact that
MCMvflI has one too many figures Ia
10 on the coin as designed. Owing 10
this reversion 10 the old.stylo date. II
IL expected that the coins OF the new
issue will be even more highly priced
than herctoforc. Not a few Of tho curl.
Gus ones who secured two or three OF
the first Issue as souvenirs were per.
suaded to part with them at premium
Of from 10 TO 25 per cent. but some were
far.slghted enough TO see that later on
the demand wouLl be greater and tho
premium consequently larger. and these
expect to profit well from their incur.
sion 10 tho realms OF high finance.
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wooLGRowEps MEET.
Pass Resolutions Demanding Removal Of
Federal Quarantine.

roCATEiIIO. Idaho, Jan. ll.--Thc
Wool Growers Association In convention
horc today adopted resolution yIgor'
ously protesting against any change In
tho administration Of the general land
laws, opposing bitterly the leasing Of
public iomain) severely crticizing the
forest reserve policy Of The government, |,
and demanding tho immediate removal
OF the federal quarantine on Idaho
sheep. Thomas Stanford was chosen
president and Sam Ballcntyne. sccre.
tary'treMarer. Thirty eight delegates
10 the National Convention In Helena
were named.
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Gard

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money II
Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the cough,
heals the lungs and prevents serious re.
suits from a cold. Cures Ia grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia and con-
sumption. Contains no opiates, The
genuine is in yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. T. +. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store.
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LYDIA z. PINKHKM

Nature and a woman's work COM
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills that the
world has ever known.
In tho good ld-fashioned days of
our grandmothers they relied upon
the roots and herbs Of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years In
the study Of drugs
From the roots and herbs Of the
field Lydia 4. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
of the world q remedy for their Pc
culiar ills, more potent and efiica-
cious than any combination ofdrugs.
Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Is now recognized as the
standard remedy for woman's ills.
Mrs. Bertha Muif, OF 515 NC. St.,
Louisiana, Mo-, writes:
complete restoration to health
means so much TO me that for the sake
OF other suffering women am willing
TO make my troubles public.
"For twelve years ! had been suffer.
Ing with the worst forms OF female Ills.
During that time had eleven different
physicians without help. No tongue
can tell what suffered, and at times
could hardly walk. About two years
ago wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
followed IL, and can truly say that
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice re.
stored health and strength. It Is
worth mountains Of gold 10 suffering
women"
What Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound did for Mrs. Muff,
twill do for other suffering women.
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How TO Avoid Pneumonia

You can avoid pneumonia AMI other
serious results from cold by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar. II stops the
cough and expcls the cold from the sys.
tenn as II Ia mildly laxative. Refuse
any but the genuine In tho yellow
package. T. 7. LAurin. Owl Drug Store.
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Special Announcement Regarding the
National Pure Food and Drug Law

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles 10 not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law as II
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs. and we recommend II as a safe
remedy for children and adults. 4. r.
Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
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Mr.. Williams, Of Mississippi. sug'
gested twice to Mr.. De Almond OF Mis-
souri, that the 1oor OF the House Is not
the proper place to give the lie direct
The nation has provided the House
with a palatial new building for its
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Stomach Trouble Cured.

II Jon have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.. j. p.
Klote, Of Edna. Mo-, says: Il have
used great many different medicines
for stomach trouble, but find Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more
beneficial than any other remedy ever
used" For sale by Frank Hart and lead
ing druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14

One faction of the Democratic party
wants Southern candidate for pres
ident another perfers a Western man
and others are for an Eastern, North
ern or Middle man. Looking the whole
field over it Is apparent that Colonel
Bryan is the only candidate who fulalls
al Of these requirements,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14
LAUNDRIES.

THOSE PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS
The kind known by d'essy men In tho
summer. are difficult articles TO launder
nicely. Unless you know just how 10
10 Il, the front plsats won't iron down
smooth. and the shirt front will look
nussy. Our New Press Ironer irons
them without rolling or stretching. Try
II. Troy Laundry, Tenth and Duane.
Phone Main 1901.
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A cough cure than can be given to
children without chance of harm is
Kemp's Balsam, the best cough cure. 1t
does not contain poisons or harmful
drugs Druggists sell it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14
Western Realty Co.
9TH STREET. ASTORIA, OREGON

private use, reached by rapid transit
subway, and the proprieties suggest that
the slugging be transferred to the mar
BILE corridors of the exclusive ediice OF
the excitable branch.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-14

Dad breath has probably broken OIL
more matches than bad temper. and
that's good many. Tho best cure for
bad breadth Ia the tonic. laxative. Lanes
Family Medicine.