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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
staot Baltimore.

- ! y y ~ w u 1 ~ -
sc. - Gle ShulbeGoror miro heuic
ihrc %rcgclm1Bigc Sisnn9 ablolten.
Gin Nnltim orer 9eebrt
Or. Glemels pol, Niranct bon Der
.ISohus Noptius = llniperiitat" bat
Ncn @cloberaer.Nrei &ros
nut pom her Observation-Disclosures
Aer3te.G Sci eltldsoit oou 9Steasr 5i,er-
FAINT befonunen. u Ter Ereisl miro
ode orci Sobre Oer9cben! ug1'.
2icbcr in Ser 3eidcr.
dc ipcrhcn 0cr taiitltummcll
Mmocrn i'm Nciln ecr Scr5 rSeiil.
Mtiliionsbeiier Nr. 903. 0icGullrb.
Strabe. fir cine ON Il. Eeicmber
IN. Wornlono Ibcotcr" itn%ttiinoenoc
llntcrbultitng gum 9eItet Der MT
Italt cingcilbt.
Nur2 20 SnhrclangS mlfH.
Nftuar. - 81, 'ellem 0elm bel
Cuicott . Gin lit i'm Nlter BON to
,,obren Serr @In. y. Cipen8, luel
der ieit 20 >Mhrcn Stills. aftilnr
Ocs arrisgcridltS iilr SGuGro 80.
gcpcIclt iii, Geltorhen.
iir Gin mcitcres Tcrhor
lultroc 9citcru III Der itoroOltlldcll
Eoli,eiitotion scr Neger Soicpb
Sn,ith Don Nr. 92l. SitsWnoiionitr..
pcld)cr olll Samituo ieine Iolicn'
"oc1oilin Sclcnc Cole aus Gem Scl,lter
mari, gcionbt. neil oieielbe l,od) nidt
in, Stonoc !uor. ooS 5nus 5i ncrlol.
iell.
Son cincm hcrbcn 2 d) d.
inlsihlog lit 9nnocan,orihall
,Sobu &. Hnnghonuntcr helnI0elld)t
noroen. ilthen1 tim 9eitcrn iein 81
Sabre after Sobn burd) ben COB ent
riiien mllrbc.
,Mcbr 4iht" iagte gcIterl
Morqen ,sonle2 EonclID non Nr.S2l,
OIt.Gn0critrnbc. Ill lid) ielb't mo
Itohl bier qatcrrer. mcld)c Der Nc
Gartbp Contraction Company" &C.
Gorter. Ger Eoli5iit Mll5idn bon,
norooitlidcn Giitrift ertopptc Goiela
~ nllf iriid,cr Sbot. Sest BART 2et-
terer I'M Staot. Sei0rsni6 ieines BRO
jeiies.
Ncbmcn &ntcreiie an Scr
g filIcricicr. - Sn Der Spc.
jiul. SiBllna DER r,Srcibcits.2 ian" bon
Otorplnio, bic nli Montaa Ibcnb IN
Der .Ecrmal,in.N i dl,nerd)or. Safe"
itottionb, luurhc cilt @ciflnB nl,ge,
nonlnrcn. bic slr nIrciheiis- 2iga" Or.
borcilocll %erci,tc ST criiideii, lid
Sablrcid) al, Der ont ndd)iten Npntun
in Der rHcrmloninsM 1nnerd)orsSn!'
lc" inter oclt auipijicn hes "Sd]il.
Ter, Iei,fmdlfonb /, 8crcins" itnttiii,'
bcnoen Sfiller.Tcier III bctbeiligcn
e. rulrhc herpnrgehobct. bob Der
,3ned. bieicn iSoi1b nltI5ubrinaen. iiil
Die Grrid)ilung eiiles Sd)iQcr- Ienf
mails III Baltimore, ein iold)er lei. iiit
oelt lid Gcrtreter aller Nationolitd
ten intcreiiiren foltnie,t, BENT Sfil.
lrr lei eli, Mcltbiirecr geipeicii, icint
@erfc ieicn 8cn,eir9lit ofler 8olfer
BERN t.
Rcd)tsulnpnlt Charles .. Goaop mi
Die auftionaioren 4attiion & @obor
5eigen an oi,berer Stelle bes .Ieiit
ihen Gorreiponoenten" oe,t om I
Ie;ember itottiinoeroen 8~erfolii DC:
@obnbauicS pr. 51s,e Moro.Hort
Strabe, on ''q,c,g.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
0rciinfe ErasoSic inaentndp.

ihmohb, ap.. %. Nop. =
Oscar osborn trni hcntc icine Sat.
tin. ucld,c i'm Dor jrucl Monatcll
p~erlaiien hattie. auf Der StroBe 1nio
idlob lie nicber. lporaui CT iib Ielbit
cine SdpiBpnnbc beibrad)te. 9eioc
Gbclciitc lebcn nod. iiibei'en nerheit
tic idpperIid, scneicn. Hobert 5cn-
brif, cir 3cd)eetoiie Osborn's, totetc
iid). aIs or Don Der 1ragobie benadl.
rid,tigt murbe, oltrf cincn MrIcr.
i.id.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Mbaeluinft.

Pin Die Gid)tcr ridtet ser ,@i,f.
f%a'tclt" folgcnoe Mabnung: ,Ien
%perebrien Serren Gpriferit nlto 2rL
rtferlttnen 5lir crgcbenitcn Mittbei.
hing. oab inns bereitS anoeripeitia
befnnnt gcuoroen lit: /. boB inn
SerbIt oos 2oub mirb bunt lino Sos
ariilc 'Ser5e lpuuo; =. baB Die N6hte
al 3eit lid, ooppcln uro Der 8iilo
leat iiber Die Stoppeln; 8. oas Die
SiidIc fnnllt iltb bas Gto IhaIIt:
4. onB Die Sogel iiibpGrts siebeit
iino Die &oien nid,t mebr bliibem;
erolld) 8. ooB bid mdbnt ser tribe
Serblt, iuie emit alid) on fpelfIt mnb
'terbIt. Is lit alio nitt notbia. bieie
bon ben !3erreu 2prifern uno 9nri.
fertilizer INNER iuieoer rteit entoef.
tell Wdbrbeitcn itno Sbotiahen ms
III it9ej1blten @eid,iften un6 &c.
otd)ten %beionoers mit5utbeiIen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Wcmcr NIlfssS d)nBn mteicfretGr.

@nbin1tom :. s.. %. Nnu.
%>nn!ea Erccnan GurtlB ans IN
ion, Mail, 9cgcnwGrtigcr 9nmbc5
Niitrift*nmpolt, lit gun, Miilisietrc.
i1r bcs Sd)abnmt3 %mlscrludblt nor
oe1,, mic Scfrct1r Nic@cngb bcilic
r%crfiinoigt. Gr iol9t Dem @crrn Sos.
=. HcpnoIos, pcld)cr MitglicD Der
Sorii'Gomnliiiion miro, I'M MnntG
l,od, mo miro ipc5icnc Gontrplc iibcl
ollc 3ollon0clc9c,bcitcn iiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
2ufmnft in Der Guft.
SG!1corporirnng zines NeroplalteS pr,
bifats IN Whonp. - Gin &apital
Don $1,000,000. - Sobrif ioll IN

S!totputit my e'itS Sph
bifats IN Wbonp. - Gin &npitol
Don $1,O00,00O. - Tabrit ioll III
Gaptpn allgelegt peroen.
Mc m.D Off, %. Nopcmbcr. Ger
Gcrtrieb bon 6lt9moid)incn iii nlllls
nlebr IN bos 9roBinonltrieIleS tobirnl
aetreten. Gin ans hcrpprrugenben
&apitoliiten beItebenbes Snoifat, ouS
geiteru Nafn1ittag in glbonp incor-
porirt luurbe, bot cS mnterllonlmcn.
gemeinium nit Den @ebr. @rigbt bic
Sabrifation mo ben &erfalti Ser @i-
Elane uuf 8ruuo Der @rigbt'it)en
Eatente in grpBem MoBltabc 5l be
treiben.
Nn Der nclicn @eiclihait iin0
i~inauSiell intereiiirt: GorlcliltS &ons
ncrbilt. Milgult 9elmont, Ruiiell 81.
augcr, Soluuro @oltlb, Hobcrt 5. Col
Iier, Gblparo 5. 9crmino, Shcooore
+. Shonts, allan u. Span. Mortpn
i. Eiant mo Anbrcip Nrccomnn, -
Gic Corporation lit nit $l,O00,OO0
fapitalilirt, BON mcldcr Suntlnc
$25O,WD ais 9ctriebsfopitol cinge
jablt merbeu linb. mdbreno Der Nett
bea Nftieufopitula iid) nlli Die Ser
m%ertbnIng Scr Nrioht' idlcn Tntcllte
beariinoet. Ger Heftsbeiitnno Der
nellen Corporation lit Geloncep Nis
coli. Sic Tireftorcn Der @clelllhatt
lino: @ilbur @rigbt, Srpillc Mright
bon Gaptom :. George 81. Stepens,
Scnrp 2. SCOOTER nllb Nlpbona 2.
Barnes Don Ncm-Dorf.
9ercitS liub Die Elnnc iiir cine ia,
brif IN Gopton. Ohio, Die inlerbolb
bon 5lpei Otonutcn icrtiG acItelt ipcr-
oen ioIl, entmorfen morben. nnb bis
sl,ln I. Mai 1910 ioIlcn id}on Slug.
moid)incn 9elieicrt iueroen fonlcn.
Gielc SrbreS innen bereit& porlic0en.
Ger Ereis miro mobrihcinIih 5000
pro Moihinc hctrogcn. cbcnio picl,
mie bic europGiihcn Tcrtrctcr ser
@ri0hts b%cred)ncn. Sn Der @cntumN
bon Sl.Flnncn l%Ulerfnbrcnc Hcutc
lpcrbcn nnterrid)iet. unh 81 bicicnl
3mcfc mcroen SlllaiclNcr nit Trobc,
malhinen III Sloribu erluorbcn lper,
Cen. Gic @rigbts b%cbuuptcr. ooB
Die Snnbtabun9 elmer ihrcr Moid)is
llcn iii ciner Stnn6c erlernt lucrocll
fam, mo tic iino iibcrjcltgt. bob lid,
Die Ncroplanc fir fauimGnniidle
3luede uno bcullcnlc YoiiuaicrbefGr.
bcrirna in @eocnben, no IN Solac Der
idlcdtcn 9eid)oifcnbcit Ser StroBcl,
Iutomobile ltub onbere SobrScl9e
mir id,lpcr pprlpdrts fonlmcn %fonnen,
pnrtreiilid, cigncn. Gin &rcuScn oc3
Sicano per Ierpplnr miro iubrlicil
crit Damn moglid, ieir. ipclli, Gin Mo
Tor e%rfunbcn miro, Der nit pcrbGlt,
niBr,GBig 1cringcm Sei5lngSmntc.
rial Gage lang I'M 8org gebulten
lueroen fnnll.
einer DER @auptSlpede Der @eieIl,
id)nft miro ser Sdus ser @right'
idell Entcntc ut bcn Ser. Stootell II.
CANADA lein. Gie &ehtsgiiltigfeit
oieier Eotcllte ioa bereitS bon oei, Ct,
itch Observation-Disclosures autoritGtcn IN
2enilhlnno. Erautreid nnbgnQIunb,
ionic alld) bonn Smithinninn Sniti-
tiltc III @~nibin9ton llno Der 9nnbeS.
regicrln11, Die cine ser Mri1bt'idcn
6luqnluIdi,cn crlunrhen bat. oncr.
FAINT Uor0er Icii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Grfhof ieincm 0rofpater.

Srnnflin, Ga. %. Nop. =
Ger ~17-i1bri9e Bnn. Gorrington En-
lfob am eeitrigen M6eno %ieii1ea
@robpater, oe1t Gotor %. Q. Gars
rinatort, in Ieiner bieiisen @obnlna,
neil i'm berielbe pesen zines @erge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Sdyiffsnadl

Nem Dorf. %. Nop. - gbgc.
fn9rcn: Die Camper .aaiier @il.
be!m Der 3peite" mad, Bremen,
"Rotterooln" nod Hotteroam uIlo
.Fonnonia" nud) 2iperpooI.
Tlpmonth +. %. Tou. Der
Snn,pfcr George 8aibington" lit
rol Ncp'Dorf bier nn1cfommct
mo mad Bremen pcitergciabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

Gamten.a b 3. - !Seiitc, on,
Gorobenbe bcs Tonftaees, peronitn.
tet Der .Grescert.Glnb" III ieinenl
!5eim, Nr. 317, Moro.V oca. Strobc,
eii,en Iornen.abero. nro iteben oelu
Witeliebern unb oeret Sreunoel,
ref,t oenuBrcihe Stunoen in aiis
iift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
" uBlnnb'o Tlnttcnbum IN
Stoden.

Petersburg. %. Nopenber. -
9crid)te iiber ben Ynu Der bier ncllcll
I Sd)ladJtifiifc, Die ON Is. SlUni All
aicl GcIcgt mlirbcn. crgebcn, bnb IN
scr rliliid)en Marincpcrpultu1g nod,
b~ciloic ,}uitdnoc britcbcn. Iic Sci.
tulgcn loacn. Die &icQcglng III
Sommcr lei cine hlobc Tormlid)fcit
gclpcicu. nm bcn Subcl, ooB Der
Sdiiisbou tiir bic riiiiid)c Moriue
pnlitdnoiq III StiHitono 1cruthcll
lei, obSuidnnod,cn. Is miro bcbonp-
tct. DAB ielblt Die Tldne iiir Die
neucl Shlnd,tidilfc md, llid)t ollgc.
nonmen ieicn mn ole G%ollcnbung
oieicr Sd)iiic inncrbolb Der ieitAcict,s
ten Belt bon bier Subrcn cine I'm.
moglid)feit mare.
Sduaitrom bcbrpbt Stnbt.
leneriffc. %. NopcNubcr. -
Mcbrcrc ulslunDiId)e Nclebrtcn be-.
Iticgcn bciitc ocil Yns Sloress gcrd
unb uutcrIl,htcn Die lcilcn arotcr,
lueld)c lid bort crolIllct bobcn. Yer
Ti,lfnn f1hrt fort, 6lunmcn. Stcilc
uno Sano %ni,s5iuperien. uno Der
Hnpaltrom lit ein 10 i%torfcr. oub CT
ooS aan6c Santiogo.S bal ST per.
beereli Orobt. Ger Strom riidt iibri.
gems langiam norrunrtS. Gr lit icpi
inerhnlb cillcr balbcn Wcilc ponSol.
tiogo ongelanst, miro iebod). iuic
n,al, glaubt, Die Stobt nid)t Dor icd)s
oArr iirhci, 1oor,, crrridcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

Seste q. = Diener Gel.
mes oeriduloeten 8arons): .Nsit
lnei''em alten mub cs miierabeI ite.
bet; lest ldbt CT iosar idon Die oIte
3usbriide ipieoer berridten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Seine 9ofmnns mebr.
SGs Jemer in Ser ct. Nule3edc
aMf's Rene ansgebrufcn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltoBen allf
Mniiber1pinoIidc SiuocrniIe. -
@citern nllrbc feline ein5ise Set
dye geborgeu ilnb rs lit mDgIidL
Dnb biele Ser Spfer nicmals &c
iuloen peroel. - Gincr ser an
ltpten Somltug gerettcteu NGn.
iler an Gntfraitung gcItorben.- -
Stoot Santiago uui EeneriiIe
bnrd) HnpnitrDnle nit 3crItorlmH
bcorobt.-AbIesuls bober dine.
iiiHcr 9eamtcll OTIS Solgc Der
@ccrbi9ulg Ger &%niierinluittpc.
Gbcrrn ST., %. Mon. 0ic
@oifnung, bub nod iraeno ueld)c
Scr in ser ct. Yulll . ,5ed)c cinacs
ihloIienen 1883 a%ohlengrdbcr am Sc.
ten icin %fGruten, lit micoer eirlllol
mli1cgeben ipcroen. Cine heutigc
GrioriGunH Der i%ogcnonntcn 5ipciten
Nber. 100 man cs iiir mo9lid belt.
bafj iid) Die Hclitc uerbnrrifnbirt uno
ibr Sebeu nit Dem ocrt fir MuuIeicl
oufbCmobrtcn Mois mo @afcr &c
tri'tct baben fnnntel. crgab, oaB Der
NrGBte (bcil ocs StollenS cingeItiir5t
ilt. y9ic man Jest glnubt. llcgcll Die
Hcllte urltcr Den bcrobqelti;r5ten Gro.
,ln0 &phlcllnollcrL mo int Solle eS
llid,t gclinNt. oieielben lchr roid) n,ll.
Mr1lunen 10 lucrocn piellcid,t but
ocrt oocr ulcbr 2eid)en bon Spfern
1lie erIongt merocn. Cos 6ciler init
tibet nod INNER IN Der 3cd)c uno Die
icuiHcn rbcilc bericlhcn, III i~pcld1el,
Die S,itc cine 3uflnd)t5ltdttc boitcn
iinbcn fonnen. iollcn nit giiti9em
Nadifmoben geiiiat iein.
Giner Der am leBten Snmltog &C.
rcttetcn 20 @eraleute lit beilte al
G%ntfrGftung gcitorben, 10 bub bic
:}obl Der @crcitetcn ailf 10 rcou5irt
ipirb. Seine 2eihcn mrroen beilte
gcfuloen. Gic Wonnidnitcn ItieBclt
alti uniiberminolid)c 3ilioernilie. %
Wann, ipcld)c in cinem Stullen NIT
IuirGunlungsorbcitcu ~beldloftigt mo-
ren. ionbem hllrdl cir plotlld) ollsgc'
hrodenes Sclcr iGrul Iuslpeg sur
Nli,ht abacidnittell. ollein gliidlldler
@eiic iuurbe ber Toild) oben ipabrge'
nonnlen. mo cine binabgelhidtc
neiic Wonuitoft brafte ben 8efobr'
beten, luelhe 1900 Sub BON benz Inl'
NnoSihoft porgcbrungen puren, red)t'
Seitige Hettung.
Tm Grefiltip = Yehorhe' heS StaatS'
Tcrbanbs Der Iobleugrdbc telegra'
jbirtc bette ol beil @ouperncilr &C.
hcen ulb erlrld)te i'm, Die Seltitng
Der Rettuuesarbeiten III Die Saltoe
Jcilles eir5lgcn Monucs bon praftt-
jid)er G%riabrung SIT iegell. Ter @oils
perreilr cntiprad) Der 6orocrnntg ulo
! bcailitraate ben 8rllbelt . Snlpcftor
Sector Wicglniiter nit Der Seltilllg
6eS @erfs. Trob heS SclerS nno
Der tGglid)en Ginitiir6c iuerbcn Die
Yrbciten Gag unb 9tnd)t ~fortgeIeBt
mer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

Iic / dbrlihc 30 e III o a /.
Setter bes @eionepereins Cider.
franz" inject an n1d)iten Scouting
i'll @obel's Sole 5u .SisbIonotoiun
itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

Sinooro I%nncnn in Der
.2pric" Gilleit b6d)it npnrtcl,
auritgcnib fonnen lid ollc Iic per,
Id)niien. luclfc hcl,tc .Nbcno in Der
,Ynric" Dem Allitreten Der bcriibnl.
ten 9nriubtdlBcriit Siaooro Eni,coll
%bciipobnclt. Ger Sciitd, Der aiiniilc.
rili III unierer Stobt Dor etlua ISoll.
r~esiriit ~geitaltetc lid befanntlih &c,
rdoeSu Su elmer S~eniation. ahud)
bette lit bic Sdr5crin bon benz Tcp.
Dorfcr S%pnpboi1ie.S rd)citer bcalei'
tet. bas oen Gortrag Ginger Srd,e-
iter,Nerfe 81 Dem Vrogramm bel.
%itcllert. Sic iiitcrprctirt inter 9hn.
bcren silr Scgleitirng bes Srd)eitcr3
Die 8liid'ihe Supertiire 5ii rS;pbt.
genie ai,f MuliS". Gle eiaenartiGe
aunit Der 31r5erin, oeren gelpc-
eunssfreibeit befonntlid MIR olrd;
einen Ieiften 1oIteniibcrlpiiri bebiil.
bert lit, Oiirite ol1d) oieies Mol luie'
Der bas Rublifum inn bod)iten Mobc
intereiiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

bets beitrait bate, Ser iusenblid,e
&erbretcr entflob nab Der Sbat,
lruroe aber bellte iriib c%iugefanecn
uao ms biciiae @efananib gcbrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

Safe fir's Ansfaab tefsrst q. Hstne, AZ
Sh'Salimsre'Str, nnts Guhsm Sonfe.NSs.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
County Judges and Commissioners.

County Judges and Commissioners.
Beaumont, Texas, Aug. 5.-The
thirty-fifth semi-annual meeting of
the county judges and commissioners
of Texas began here today with an
attendance representing nearly all
the counties of the state. President
James P. Stinson called the gather
Ing to order and Mayor Emmett A.
Fletcher delivered an address of well
come. During the day good roads
and other topics OF public interest
were discussed. The proceedings will
continue over tomorrow.
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well and the supply seemsd inex-
haustible. The company wa In q

well and the supply seemed inex-
haustible. The company was in q
fair way to become rich, when the
works were destroyed by an explo-
sion Of gas in the we'll, which ign.ted
the oil. In the meantime overpro-
duction had caused the price of oil
to fan to 81 a barrel and, discour>
aged. the Senaca company sold ont.
For two years nothing was done, but
then the work was resumed, addl-
tional refineries were built ami from
that time on the Oil industry made
giant strides. How enormous has
been its growth may be inferred from
the fact that the production of crude
petroleum in the United States in
1907 was nearly 1876, 100000 GAL
Ions, representing a total value of
$4,000, 900.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
MI-CENTENNIA[
!. Of OIL INDUSTRY

!, Meadville. Pa, Aug. 5.-The semi
centennial of the founding of the
great oil industry of the United
States by Edwin l.. Drake. who drill
ed the first oil we'll near Titusville in
1859, was celebrated today by the oil
men Of this country, in connection
with the, annual picnic and outing Of
the Western Pennsylvania Pipe Line
association at Conneaut lake Weeks
ago the managers of the outing had
sent invitations to hundreds of oil
men throughout the country and a
large number Of them came to at
tend the celebration. Among them
were many of the leading Oil men Of
Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and
Oklahoma, who had gained their first
knowledge OF the oil business in and
around the Titusville oil basin.
Edwin L. Drake, although justly
famous as the founder of the oil in
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
Whistled Way Across Continent.

Z Spokane, Aug. Eddie Murphy.
IL years of age, who left Cork, Ire
land, with his CHEEKY whistle and a
silver dollar On the morning of July
Is, has reached Spokane, having
whistled his way across the CONT
nent. He was met by his uncle, r.
H. Lands, Of Helen, Wash, who
will take the brave little fellow to
his ranch and give him a home AMI
an education. Eddie said he had an
enjoyable journey across the At
lantic ocean, where his bird-like
notes made him many friends on the
big steamer. He also received many
presents of dimes, quarters and dol
lars On the overland trip from New
York to Spokane, and while here he
was the reminder Of other days to
a group of veteran Irishmen gath
cred in the waiting room of the hotel
where he awaited the coming of his
uncle. The boy has a brogue that
would make a fortune for an Irish
comedian and he is as bright as a
new dollar. Briefly told, Eddie's
mission in America is to go to school
and learn, as he put it, and when he
grows up he is going to work, doing
4 mans work.
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HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA
Oil of Wintergreen, Thymol, Glycer-
inc, ETC., Used as a Simple
Wash

1t really seems strangs that so
many people suffer year in and year
out with eczema, when it is now no
longer secret that oil of winter
green mixed with thymol, glycerine,
ETC., makes a wash that is bound to
cure
Old, obstinate cases, it is true. can
not be cured in few days, but there
is absolutely no sufferer from eczema
who ever used this simple wash and
did not find Immediately that won
derfully soothing, calm, cool sensa-
ton that comes when the itch is
taken away. Instantly upon apply
ing few drops of the wash the rem
edy takes effect, the itch is allayed.
There is no need of experiment-the
patient knows ut once.
Instead of trying to compound the
oil of wintergreen, thermol, glycer-
inc, ETC., in the right proportions we
are using prescription which is uni
versally found the most effective. 1t
is known as the D. D. D. Prescrip-
ton. or Oil of Wintergreen Com
pound. It is made by the D. D. D.
Co. of Chicago and our long exper-
fence with this remedy has given us
great confidence in its merits. We
natchee Drug Co.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
SNAP IN LEAVENWORTH PROP.
ERTY.

FOR SALE-NeW 4-TCom house AMI
otEe- buildings. Two acres Of the
best, black rich soil to be found
in "Wenatchee valley" All into
crop, all fenced, so fruit trees
and 2 year old. Situated 700 feet
north of new schoolhouse. This
is a snap that don't come every
day. Price $3.50 cash. Joe Mar
telle, owner, Leavenworth. 8-12
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-08-05
WATER RENTAL, DUE.

Water rentals are now due for the
month of August. All water not
paid for before the fifth of the month
will be shut off.
P. H. SHERBURNE.
$685. Water Commissioner.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN, Columbia Homestead,
No. 6S2, meets first and third Tues
days of each month at Sprague
Hall. For information see U. F..
Lake, Deputy. w. A. Grant, Fore
man; C. w. Jorgenson, Correspon-
dent.
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RED APPLE CAMP NO. 10747, M.
W. A., meets every Monday night,
at Sprague hall. All visiting mem
bers are cordially invited to at
tend. C. M. Rice, Counsel. w. s.
Raymond, Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALES, 000 stock of general
merchandise. in best building and
best location in town. Town IL 10
Gated at junction Of Methow and
Columbia rivers and has q good
outlook for future growth. Oppor-
tunity to do good business from
the start; one other store. Ad-
dress Mary A. Holt. administra-
trix. Pateros. Wash. .8-8
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@ CENTS PER INSERTION; 500
A WEEK FOR NOT MORE THAN
FOUR LINES.
UNDERTAKINGS.
q. r. SPRAGUE, Professional Fune
raj Director and Licensed Embalm'
or. Mrs. e. r. Sprague and Mrs
A. J. Martin, lady assistants.
Phone 1875. Wenatchee, Wash.

THE WENATCHEE UNDERTAKE
ING COMPANY, C. G. Hall. presi.
dent; H. N. May. sec., treas. and
mgr. Funeral Directors and IL
censed Embalmers. Mrs. H. N.
May, lady assistant. Parlor. No.
- Mission street north, second
door north of Great Northern no.
tel. Phone 1165. Open day and
night. Wenatchee, Wash.
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C[ASSIFIED CLASSIFIED
les CENTS PER INSERTION; 500
A WEEK FOR NOT MORE THAN
FOUR LINES.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE

AN OKANOGAN RANCH for sale.
100 acres under the Loup Loup
irrigation project. Water guaran-
teed next year; az acres bearing
orchard: IL acres young orchard;
100 acres in CIVILIZATIONS: fine soil;
perennial springs; all farm machinA
cry. 500 per acre. No agents.
Address H. o. Hinde, r. F. D. No.
/, Okanogan. Wash. tt
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CEMENT CONTRACTOR
HORSE AND SADDLE FOR SALE

A horse and saddle for sale. cheap.
Inquire at 113 Orondo at once. S-4
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-21

The proceedings of the board
of county commissioners appear
on page six of this issue for this
months entire session. We shall
pursue this arrangement thuout
the year. The board organized
the first week of this month after
commissioners elect. Phillip He'll
and Jos. v. Wagner qualified, and
unanimously electing Egbert Hor-
nstra as chairman for the ensuing
year. This county now has a
board Of which it can be proud.
They are all elderly men of expe-
rience. sound judgement and will
handle county affairs under their
care with wisdom and economy.
II may also be said that Nc. Scob
lie our States Attorney elect thru
out the session assisted the board
in salving questions of legality,
In this session certain bills, at his
advice were rejected thus saving
the county something like $500
The voters should remember this.
We are also glad to note that
Mr. Engle, treasurer elect retain
ed Mr.. Bohac as deputy which IN
sures exemplary service in that oil
6c;. MIR. Krejcik likewise is al
the helm in the auditors Office
with which he is familiar and the
smiling Matt Nc Cormick is regis
tering deeds at the old stand.
With such men watching over
the economical affairs of the coun
ty, the old court house building
tho morose in its appearance
greets the visitors with "a smile
that won't come off.