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The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Kern Emphatic.

Lincoln, Neb., July 3.-John w. Kern of Indiana, heading party com posed of Messrs. Lamb, Jackson, Pad gett and Riley, arrived here early Thursday. The Indiana party left for Denver after call on MT. Bryan at Fairview. MT. Kern declared emphat- ically that he is not candidate for vice president, but refused to say what he would do were the convention to nominate him without his seking the place.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Orchard Goes to Penitentiarv.

Boise, Ida, July 3.-The state board of pardons commuted the sentence of Harry Orchard. under sentence to hang for the murder of Governor Steunenberg. to imprisonment for life.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Exciting Court Scene.

Cuero, Tex. July 3-During the Cabrera case Lieutenant Governor Da- vidson, for the prosecution, and At. torney E. c. Lasater, for the defense. had personal encounter Mir. La. sater was fined $1O0 and given three days in jail. Judge Wilson holding he was guilty of contempt of court.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
TONNE CALLS ON BRYAN.
Admits Discussing Candidacy
 For Vice President.
NEW YORKLOGICAL STATE
Speaking of Anti-Injunction Plank the Former Populist Nominee For Second Place Declares That It Should Be . Strong One.

Lincoln, Neb., July 3.-A motor car packed full of members of a local reception committee panted up the brick paved driveway at Fairview Wednesday afternoon ana deposited Charles A. Towne at the door of w. J. Bryan's home. MT. Towne, who Is an avowed candidate for the Demo. cratic nomination for vice president, as we'll as an old time personal friend of MT. Bryan, stopped off here for the express purpose of discussing vice presidential politics with the leader. MT. Bryan was expecting him, and for half an hour they remained closeted.
 At the conclusion of the interview
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Gompers Begins Operations.

Washington, July 3.-Samuel Comp CTS, president of the American Feeder. ation of Labor, has started the Denver fight for an anti-injunction plank, and other labor policies in the Democratic platform. Mr. Gompers expressed con- fidence of better treatment than the Republicans gave at Chicago.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Two Have Expired.

Bells, Tex, July 3.-Miss Elizabeth Ford and Owen Jewett, who were bad ly burned in coal oil explosion here, have died. Another child, two-year- old sister of Miss Ford, will die. The young lady was trying to build a fire with coal oil when the accident hap pened.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Sherman Leaves Cleveland.

Cleveland, O.. July 3.-Congressman
 Sherman left Thursday morning for Utica, N. Y.. He was taken from hospi. tai to the station in former Governor Herricks carriage and wheeled to the train in an invalid's chair. Dr. Carter and Mrs. Sherman accompanied him. He expects to take long rest at home. He may be operated on for gall.tones.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Concurred In.

Baton Rouge, July 3.-Louisiana's proposed high license law, the Shat tuck-Gay bill, was concurred in by the house as amende by the senate. The bill now goes to the governor for his signature.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
instructed For Bryan.

Bozeman, Mont. July 3.-The Demo- cratic state convention instructed the delegates to the national convention to vote for Hon. w. J. Bryan
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
RaiIroader Passes Away.

Plattsburg, N. Y.. July 2.-George H. Daniels, general passenger agent of the New York Central railroad, died at his home at Lake Placid Wed. nesday.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Appeal, and Miss Mona Ailene Smith, Bociety editor of the same paper, were married Wednesday.
Nominated by Reclamation.

St. Paul, July 3.-Jacob F. Jacob son was nominated for governor by exclamation by the Republican con vention.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Dies Suddenly In Bath Tub.

Hamlin, Tex. July 3.-While in a bath tub in a barber shop Eugene Tleague of Moody suddenly expired.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-03
Newspaper PeopIs Wed.

Memphis, July 3.-Franklin K. Spi-
 cer. news editor Of the Commercial
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Sat gSOrt oclnltcn.

SCr pom 9Sctt3rnl0nn ncrbclBcnc Ne
Gen nit fiiblcrcr MittcrunN itclItc
iid 0citcru Nbcn0 Cil. - @rin9t
Den St0Otcrn Nllbe unb Grbo,
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Collars in Den @cIObautcl.
Gem WCttCrlmnun gCbilDrt 0crIunf
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Der Surnlcr i'm NcionOercll. Gr bIclt
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gen itcutc iid gcItcrn Nbcn0 Elm, unO
fiihIcrc WittcrllnA lunr oic 6olgc.
Nobc Belt iilr cine Ncnocrlng IN
Der ]gHittcrrng iuar Is olli icbcn Sail.
Nid)t oIlcin, OoB Die 0iBc lucrtrG6
lid mar, Die 6ctoiriid)tc littcu icbr
inter Der olbaltcnocn Giirrc. 9tl9
ullcn Lbcilcu hc9 Stuotca licicn in
sen lcBtCn IoNcn Hlugcn Elm, 00B
ole (onlutoc GrnOtc idIcd)t ouS5r.
fallen pcriprchc, lucnn nid)t bolo &C.
n%iiacnO 9fc0cn iuIlc.
Nc}ilgIi0 Oca fiir5lid ongcrtgtc1
Elonca, oCn VclpoDncru Der bum,
p1cl Wtictb2toicrncn 81 crloubCn
Gic hciBcn Nddtc III Den Eorfonlagcl
5u ucrbriu0tn iu0tc @%ciunobcita'
Gnmnill0r Or. &omc3 NoalcD &c,
itcrrL CT boltc Den Nlnn iilr cincn gut
ten u'b miinid)c, ouB iclcn &clltrlt
Der Ynttcrion, Carroll mo 6c0Crul-
Sill . Eorf sur &%crIii0ung g~tltcllt
miir0e. GuS Experiment %eriorocrc
olIerhinaa Die NnltcllllnA bon Spc-
3iol . Eoli5iltcn Scitcna Der Eartbc'
h0r0c, nbcr Die lpClligcn Grtrotolttn
inatCn nid)t III Yctrddt gc5oGcn lucr'
hcr, lucltn c@ lid 0arluH balolc, Ole
%ci0cn urnlcr WcuId)cu 5u lin0crn.
Stun0crlL iu0tC CT, lollte min0cltcn2
crlultbt lucr0cll, bis 5ur Wlttcrlddt1s
IN Den Eurtonlagcn 81 lUci'
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

2 d)iucrc @cihuIoignn q
: odtt or 10 bcn. - Sol.
0oncf pom Nr. 9tG. Norb Madeira.
StrnBc, iuur6c geltcrn III Scr norb.
oIllid)cn Holi5ciitntion aui sic bon
'cincr Cod)tcr Slorcncc crbobenc grl.
l%dJllolgung, cinen llorOeltlid)en
Sebensiunn0el Su tiihrcit. bonn &abi
Slclucllpn sur 3oblung bon 500
Strale ucrlirtbcilt. Scit 5lpci Sab.
rem, 'u1ic iic, babe ibr Sotcr nid)t
a%cnrbcit1t. Sie Sodter ltclltc All,
Gcroem hic @cbouptiung oitf, ibr go
Ter bobc ongcblid smci 5roucn; ibrc
Yllttcr, bic CT uor % rSobrcn gchci'
rotbct, lei Die 5utitc Srou. Iiciclbc
bohc i'm ucrlolien, ais tic bon oct
orgeblid)en Grilten5 elmer eritcnSralj
III Der oltcn Scimotb gCbort, ullo lei
rad ibrer Seimotb in Seitreid) sll,
riidgcfcbrt. "a 3ellgen iiir Die Nj
soruic-@ eiduloigung uidt 3urStcnt
marell ilno iiberhaupt niht in Nnlc
rita iinb, tonnie bieie geiduIoigunc
Der Qod)ter nidt in 9etrudt geSoget
neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
GrorpHclt iidD nit ciacmrr SanO.

Ser 8robihmicb SomcS 5. Wollb
be0cbt Sclbltn,orb, inbcn1 CT lid)
cine leocrnc Shlin9c llnt ocn
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ncn @ciIt unlnodtct gu bobcn.
Gin cntjcblihcr Nnblid bot lid &C
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non 9tr. 925, @opbItrobc, ais Tie &C
gen IA llbr, oilrd) ell Scrdi'd) ans
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oils &cid)c oui Dem 6rbbpOCn lie8cno
pprlonh, bic Nugcn aus Dem Scope
bcrportrctclo mo Die 3iln0e aus Dem
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ciucn 2cocrrirmrn Gcicrti1t, iuor 10
icit I'M bcn Nola 0cS llnGlildlidcn
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zines Ollrd) Die 81 Sooc crIdrCdtc
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lott lpcr0cIl fnnntc. Sr. Walih. Der
cil @robid)mico un0 Gin illGcrIt fr0I-
ti1 gcboutcr Momn iii, bottc bic
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nit 1%rinnnlcr GncrAic 10 lonNc Acbol,
ten, bis 6oS &Chell cntilobcn mar. Iic
NGnjlid) Ncbrodcnc 6rnu lit Der PM
iidlt, bob ibr Mann, bllrd) Die lllrd)t'
bare Site iibcrmdlti9t, in cincnl All'
acnblid gciitigcr llmlodtlung Die
(bnt bcgon0cn bot. Gbpobl Der 9cr'
ltorbcnc 3citlpcilc Elm %lturfcr Srltfcr
mor, 10 ipa CT bodl cin ilciBiQcr mo
ltCtiNcr Nrbcitcr gclpelcn lCiu. ST lull
berCitS spei Wol porbcr pcrilld)t bn-
ben icincm 2cbcn ourd) G%rbGnOcn Gin
Gnhc 81 mod)cn. muroc obcr beibc
Malc nod rcdiScitig bon Der AuAiii)-
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Gr hintcrlGbt aitBcr lcincr Witimc
bier ain6cr, 5iuei WG0d)cn rno Suci
annbcn, i'm Iltcr pom irdS bis 5lpDli
SQbrcn. ...
Coroner Martin BON Der ucitlid)cll
Eoli3ciitutiOn @itelltc al@ Iuoc@uriodC
Sclbitmlor0 in eincm Nnlull bon
@0bniim icIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
uglriun."
rMriun."
Generals crinmmlmng nno Wcam.
tenuabl WittuudI, ben 8. Snli,
Enutt $50 ltbr NbcnSs. 900

Cine flcine Hcpurd ) c. -
Sn Der Marine . Nfaoenlie iuuroc &c.
tern befollnt gcgeberL boB Snperin.
tenocnt Badger sic 9ciiirportun1
hcs COMMANDER %. Q. 9enioit, ipeI.
der ooS llcbungS :. 8eldiunocr Der
See . auoettcn ~beiebli9t, gebiQigt
bot. bnb Der Stnnoprt bes l~lcbungs-
6cidipabcrs Scr Secfobettcn bon
0tcm Sonoon iiod) Meiuport perlegt
treroe, neil I'M eriteren Orte sum
Sdoocn uniIorntirter 2eltte BON Der
Warille biScrilllinirt miro. g8ie icirec
3cit bcrid)tct. bat Der Gigentbiirncr
elmer Snn5bule IN Neip &onoon Uni.
fDrmirtcn Scllten bon Der Morinc
hoS @Ctreten Der Son5ballc perlpci.
CERT.
Gicb gefubt. Ter Neget
SancS Sodctt murbc geitern ppnt
Voli5eirid,tcr 6rieoeI in Der iueitli.
d1en Holi5eiitotion altf Die gnid)ulbi'
srng porqcfiibrt. ain 16, SonIlur
1908 BON Nrn. ~Souis 6. @ilioms.
Or. 23t, Norb I. aatifpltrabe, 900
Efuno Sotleinmano i'm @ertbe BON
$3.50 geitobIcn 81 baben. Gr piiroe
DEM @eridtSperiabren iibertpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

@orlonhcin ItrcuQcrM d,,
ter. Gertrude Burnett, cine Ne,
germ bon 9r, 1920, 8nQitrobc. lpllr,
&C gcltern IN Der oltIidcn Eoli5ciita,
tIon oitrd Niid)tcr WurlunO untcr Der
Inld)nlolglnrg, ibrc 9taiiengeloiiin
Sillp VcrrD bon Nr. 5OG, Inncunitr.
tbotlidl ongegrtilcu uri0 nit cincnl
Meller pcrlcBt 81 babcn, 3l icd)9 Wfo,
notcn @cidiigniB pcrlrtbeilt. Ger,
truce b%cbunptctc, 2i0p niht nlltG,
ipiliig gcid)nittCn ST bbobeu.
Cd o bn NJ 4. &uli. - I'm iidY
ciner ailgen . Operation 81 ulltcr.
5ieben, fam Der II Sabre oltc 2ouiq
y. arauS, jun. Sobn ocS Srn. =.
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Godcpspile, nod Baltimore. Grull.
butte iein Iltge an 4. >utli uerlett
oils linn bei'm g%bbrcnncn cincS Iclt,
ertperfsforpers Ylilpcr in oaS guq(
flog.
@urhc IN Gbrcno zines
S9nm d) $ InfoIlcs be
t. - Srnl Bertha Slicn pol
Hr. 1923, Dit . Wonumentitr., be
rid)tete geIiern IN Der norooitlid)el
Noli5eiitation, Dab iie onn Montu(
Nbenb an Der ode bon 9rouomop Ii
Gairmount Mpenue III Obnmnf,
fieL nub auf bas Srottoir ~itiir6tc. gl.
fic aus Der 9etGublng crlpadte, Der
mibte iie ibr 9aihenbud, entbaIteni
$i4. Gie Toli5ei lit berliibt, Der
Gieb gu faiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Staot Baltimore.
1tnterhaItnnaS . @caiuciicr.

,9ereiniatr 1itrittr bcS 5cutincu lintrr'
hhsunae-SHnbec pun Baltimore" - ltonidR.
ben 10. Gull. int 2Scitcliof Fnri".
Ban Sbprc.furt" QGNlib GOn5crie,
NGnoclbilocr mo nnocrc Tcraui9uH0cn.
y8phuu Sat'fnrt" IdglIb GOr5crie mo
oroerc 8crGniiarllacu,
.Shr Snburbau" - SebcH Ibcto &uuhCOiUe.
ToriiclIuia.
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Sampter aYOuiic".
Claiborne " ld0lt6c GrfurIiou, nit @uls.
nnbnle Sunniugo. per Samrtcr "Gumbrlhgc".
Suuc Hnint SdQltchc 9tdhnlilnGaaS rfurs
iiunen.
,Nrbeiter. Nanncrdur. 49, GonntGN, ocn -.
Suli. groBc G%rIuriion lGh 6uir &icu urlO Nod
Greet.
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nllitnn baltimore Ocpclt Nctpdrt.
Nnri'Upnberte
gonninp NnhmItiug Ernto- pin. Nnri";
Wuntda Nbclto nhlpcticlno i'm .9iperioes
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(Sourtnno bon 3 hid Z llbr TbelhS)
(gln 9SoheninGc1 uun 7 his 10 llGr glbcnoS)
Nrunrnmm fir hente.
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Wiurlh nIbc Gbnfcr" ............ .Nuru
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trombone Colo o. ............... ScicClco
81. sEiaiGm &. 0uifcr.
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Gauiaijc .ritnorcSalc Nrfanium 80. iinncicr
oSiiO UiiIcS from potion" ... tliCcuC2l GubClt
yiuri6 ollncIc Gumnrp ......... .ppIpilolt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Heiu, uahrhnft unS ocinub,

in gcrbinbung nit Der Strait bcs al-
tcrs uno Dem boben Hcidtbum Der
llnpcriGliftbcit, miro bas BON Sreo.
9aiiernihmiot's. american 9reperD"
bergeitellte .Solacc".9icr Sic 81 ie.
Der 3eit bcirieoigen. Scrlongt eS.
Site 500. Vrollerei tt04-1t2S
Siucn.S trobc. Gel. 6. & y. 1854.
M0. t491. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

SaItimOrcr, lucIdJc bic Gunner
Munatc nnhcrBalb Der Staot ucrbrin'
acn, f6nucn bcn yGorrcipunocnt" nad)
irscno elmer gorciic in Den %crciuiN'
fen Stantcn, europa, Merifo nno
Gauaba wgcihift ctbn.icn. Die
Nbrciir MAG 10 oft ais ocWiinidt &c.
Gnocrt iucrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Sunnrnnuis nn0 ltntcronua.
TnS Wcttcr.

Sir Morulalo mnO Den 0iitritt
Columbia bcutc Hcgcni6oucr mO
fiibIcr, morgcn flor mo onQcncbmc
Gcmperotur; lcittc norolucitlihc
Nilt0c.
Ger Recommendations crrcid)tc &c.
tern mie0erum Ole @obc BON 81 Or,
unO bis gum Gintriit ocS Mc0cnS
nod 8 llbr Nbcn6@ mnr ca mubl nod
'flpilIer, aIS am So9c porbcr. 4ic
ltiinblidc Scmpcrotur mar, iuie iol0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

&n Den on0crcn NunOc3 o @citcr.
9eobod)tunas.S totioncn mur0cn Nic
%iolNcn0cn hofitcn Scmpcrntlrcn per.
5cidnct:
Gditpnrt 81 FortIono -. @oitpl
81, IlbunD -. NCp })orf -, Fbilo,
oelpbio 30, Nilontic Gitn 50. Cape
Wop 50, @uibin9ton Of, Noriolf 80.
9oitcra1 Sc, Charlotte SS, Milnin0.
ion sc, Sopannob 80, Sodionpuiuc
a, Sllpiier IS, acp Weit IS. Ntlonto
S6, MtontgomcrD IS, Mep-S Orleans Sc.
Foleltinc IS, COLLECTION 50. Corpus
Gbriiti So, Mcnlpbi1 S6, Cincinnati
81, FittSburN Sc, S4luc1o IS, 9uiio-
10 50, GIcpclnlt6 50, Tctrpit 80, nj.
peno 81, WnrQucttc 81, Green 0au
a., Ghlcn0o y, luIuib "a, Ct. Youl
20, st. SouiH II. &onina Gin II,
Omubn y, Slron rs. Niamord Sc.
NIliIton 81. SABRE Sc, Nclrno 81,
salt Sote SO. Ienpcr 50, u. Vlattc
06, Sobgc Giip "A. amoriuo -, Sos
Nngelc4 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Scb6cl's einsiaes Mtelier.

@ir baben MIR elm Ytclier in gaIti.
iture, nnb bas befinoet iid in Der
6tasc at cbener Grbe, Wr. 32f, Norb.
8aD-, mabc Siab.Str. aimSer.Ebo.
tosrapbicn cine spesiaIitGt. - Seine
asenten inS feline Srcppen at jteiaeu.
5. Scbbel. 6. Grni, 0sidGftsfHbrer,
(315)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Sdiffsfartcn

bon ltno nad) europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Nelp-Oorf, 3aiiite ooer 3uiiden.
oed. @edieI, aisIdnoiibes Belo.
ereoitbriefe unb @eloienoungen.
Sbco. s. 9iener & &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit.Baltimurc. StraHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

ocll obcr lli,r ciui9e Qcportcmcnt3-
&orItcber, mic @ebGuoe 5nipcttor
ErcIton, Strobenreilli0lul08 q. Cont
nlII'0r Nidcs, Superintc,ocut ocy
offcntltdcn @cbditoe NmcS, 9i6lio.
tNctor GOple uno anocrc, @cboIt3.
GrDobu1gcl1 erbolten, mG6rcno oit
l(ntcrbcomtcn nod cilt peitcres SoDr
mortcn miiiicn.
@tcrtrinfcn I'M Spritens
bauS.
Spribcnnann 8. u. TucobS Don
Der Spribcn.Gonpngnic Nr.19 mltroc
0citcrn oltS Dem 3iCnitr c~ntIoiicn
iuor0cn. 3ericlbc por un0ciduloigt,
I'M Gicnitc bctrlnfen gcrpeiCn 81 icin,
Bier III ooS Spritenbult3 Ocbrof;
uno 8cgcn Gopt. Holon cine miBod).
tcnhc Sprodc gcbrolft 5u BADEN.
Glc 3cu9cnall0la9cn crlUiclelL Dab
ctt 0tol1n orei aiiten Bier 5uci @Glt'
ltr Dont Spribcnboltic gcinnOt bate
mo Oic 0ulr5cn Witglicocr Der Com.
pnQnic, nit Nuallabnlc Oc3 Gopit0na
Nolan, ibrcn 3urit IoiHtcn, bis 50.
Co63, Der lcbr bctrlnlfcn mar, ponl
Captain Nol2 iibcr &opf 5lm Spirit
6Cn6olllc hCruuSgCmoricn mllr0c. GiC
WCD0r0e bcnuitrngtc GGci NortOn.
cine gcnotc llltcriuhullg onjltItc('
len.
y ritun9 Der SAB lbcom :
{ II.
3ie Woblrid)tcr unG GlCrf8 millicn
ii6 elmer EriiilunN mtcr}ic6clt, cbc
lie crilontt mcr0cl1. 9ic Eriiiungc1l
bcaonncn 0Cltcrn iiir oic @n6lbcom-
ten BON scr /. bis &. 9Sor0. NCrtc
folgcn bic Ncomtcn Scr g.. bis II.
War0, morAcn 0Cr t3. bis IS. Wur0
unb ant Gomlcrltog ser 10. bis 81.
Marh.
Sic cfGnAnibbch0rOe
1ic Observation-Disclosures belt 0cltCrr
ibrc lcBtc SummcrlitmlA nb un0 Der,
togte lid bis 5ltrt critcu SicnltoN i'm
September. Iic @cb6roc nnbn cillcll
WcldluB an, 0llrd) lucld)cn 6ic Gull-
troftncrgcbunA3N cb0rbe u10 Nnll,
Stipettor Erciton Onpoll b~cnud)rid).
tiGt lucr0clt, Dob cS Der Wlmid) Der
@ci0n0niBbcb0rOc lit, BOB bic SS.
Erclton uno Die neutrality-suspicious..
9eb6r0c nit Dem @oll.Gonlitc Scr
@cfunNnibbcboroc bcrntbidloNcn iol.
len cbc Der Gontroft iiir Sen Mnboll
5llm 8ef0nNniB en0giiltig pcrgebcll
miro. Er0iiornt Seigb @pniol bot
nGnllidJ Den @nnid), boB Elm icporu.
les Nolpitul- @c6Gn0c grbunt lucrocll
lolltc. Salts man bicriiir i'm nGd,itcr
Gtot cine 9cluilli1itltI gelirodt mer.
Den f0nntu, miirbcit periditocne Ger,
unOerlnqcn ot Den biSbtti0cn VlG.
ncn Gcnlnd)t mcrocn mirien. SIN
Son'tigcn iuurocn MIR Hol,tinc . Csc.
id)oItc c%rlcoigt.
Noti5en.
lic Nb5ugStatnl Gomnliiiion bat
rlc H~clignntion ocS yHo0ntan" Gur.
HcIl II. WocfIbbln n%ngcnommcn.
Ter Glcrf 0c5 Sllpcrintcn0cntcll
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S6cu. 8. Sicncr &: 81.

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CHEQUES.
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ltlo rib cin groBereS Sod in Die SC.
d. oes 9~tcbenruilnles. Strait Eent
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Souie, bIieben ieboh unnerlest. Ser
gilt folgte Dem Selepbon. lnb Sele.
dropbcn . Grobt, unb Sr. Sobn y.
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gcaeniiber Iiegenben 8ebduoe cine
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Sblag fait 5i gobcn geidlcuSert.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-02-21
Howard Center.

Arthur White and family of Cresco
are guests at the John Brierley home.
Jake Wilde is visiting at Ft. Atkin-
son.
Fred Fish and wife spent Sunday
with Jim Smith and family.
1'Morton's Orchestra" called at the
Dinger home, Tuesday, enroute tc
Bonair to play for masquerade dance.
viii Michel and family entertained
young folks at their home Friday even.
ing.
John Smith is busy these days getting
his up summer wood. He is cutting il
on the Hollenback place.
Fred Fish will have an auction sale
next Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. Minnie Drew entertained callers
Wednesday afternoon.
Sam Dinger and family entertained
company Monday evening.
Grandpa Lathrop spent few days
the first of the week with his son, Will.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-02-21
JAP HOUSE IN Wild RIOT
SESSION SUSPENDED AND THE
CHAIR APOLOGIES.
Speakers Howl at Head Of Body in Dis.
cussins Financial Budget, Which
Is Passed.

Tokyo, Feb. 14.-After an exciting
debate lasting six hours which de-
veloped into a riot OH the floor of the
house of representatives, the financial
budget was Thursday passed by a
majority of 102. Speakers on both
sides occupied long time and toward
the last they howled at the chair and
charged favoritism, the opposing mem
bers demanding an apology The chair
suspended the session for half an hour
and upon resuming the chair apollo
gized handsomely to the opposition.
Impressive speeches were made dur
ing the debate, all making a point of,
the feature that more than one-half
of the budget was expended in arma.
ments. 1t was also urged that the
fiscal measures of the government did
not contain provisions to prevent an
outflow of gold, while the balance of
trade had tendency against Japan,
fear being expressed that the basis of
the gold reserve might be endangered.
Upon the side of the ministry, the
principal speaker eloquently argued
that it was both unwise and dangerous
to publicly discuss the finances of the
nation from pessimistie standpoint,
thereby creating unnecessary alarm
abroad. He called attention to the nat
ural resources of Japan which were
only awaiting development by cheap
capital.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-02-21
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
School Consolidation Discussed at the
Institute by State Supt. Riggs.


Much interest was shown in the
educational feature of the farmers in.
stitute. Court house hall proved in
adequate for the crowds both afternoon
and evening. One good feature was
the representation of the western part
of the county. Several from Alton,
jamestown and Oak Dale came to the
convention and remained for Satur.
days session. Farmers Institutes should
call out the whole county. Next year
let US have larger building SO that all
may be made comfortable.
The music throughout was thorough.
ly enjoyed. The song by the quartet,
combining both farming and book
learning was strikipgly appropriate
Who is the author of that piece9 Ishe
still living? Will he be able to write
any more?
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-02-21
Beaver Creek.

The sale at the Morris Jones farm
was well attended.
Mrs. w. w. Cray and son Winfield
attended Farmers Institute at Cresco
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Hall is reported better at
this writing.
Mr.. Luddy and Theodore Sween went
to Grand Meadow Friday for visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill were visitors
at the H. Lidtke home Sunday.
Clifford Knapp and Edna Roberts
were callers in Beaver Creek Sunday.
Miss Pearl Roberts waa unable to
teach Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week on account of illness.
Geo. Parchman is working for w.
w. Cray.
DR.. Carpenter was in this vicinity
Tuesday.
J. E. Roberts and W. w. Cray went
to Grand Meadow, Monday in search of
cattle. They returned home Tuesday.
They report cattle scarce in that local.
ity.
The school of Dist. No. 8, will give
box social the 18th of Feb. A pro.
gram will be given and boxes will be
sold to the highest bidder. Ladies
please bring your boxes trimmed. Ev-
eryone will be cordially wilcome. Come,
and enjoy this treat.
H. Lidtke and family and ]. E. Rob-
erts and family spent Friday evening
at the Chas. Parchman home.
Miss Amanda Lidtke was caller at
the Il. Reuesink home Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Jno. Miller spent Monday with
Mrs. H. earle.