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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Sic Scicr ocs NeuiubrS.
taqcS.

" " I -
Ger henti9e Neuinbrstaa lit eill
%notionaler tSciertug. unb ollie silent.
lidlen NiireoitS limo bcsbulb acihloi.
len oltd) bic 9anfen mo Die Miebr.
5obl ser @eih1itc. Gas einsige 81
fentlide 0eportenlent, melhes belte
Sienite perrihtct. lit onS Toit.G epar.
temcnt. Gic &ailirer- unb @eloan
ipeiiungs. Chiffon bes @aupt Eolt-
onltes lit ben 9ansen Gag geldloiien.
Der Observation-Disclosures lit bis I llbr
NnhmittugS oiien; Die 'Ibtbeilume
iiir cingeid,ricbeue @ricie lit Gag
unb Nof,t oiien; ale m1beren Tbtbei'
lungen III Dem Suuptbiircall mo III
Den Stationcll ipcrocn I'M 10 llbr
Moraens gcid,loiien. Toitiad)ell lucr-
Den I'M s llbr Woracns mtsaetrn9cn
unb nm 1AS llbr Morgens, la5 nno
10 llbr Abenbs cin1eionnmcIt.
Sn alien Mird)en Der Stnbt finoen
bcutc TornIittda Wottesbienitc itoit,
unb IN pcrld)icoencn lultrbcn Mittcr'
lladtsgottesbiclllte eebalten.
Observation-Disclosures peranitnltcn
bcutc inter Nnoerem sic nMelobie"
nno Der Shpeiser Sab-Glub. Gns
pcr9roBerte unb r%ellopirte Sronflin
4..
S1ltore.Spipitol itebt ocm Eilbliflm
bertc Madnittug SIR Snipefticn Of
fen.
Ger Hcuioms- Gmpiong oes GbriIt
lid)en @crcinS iillacr WGnncr be
1innt I'M > lin belltc Hud,nlitta9
iinb bdltert bis 10 llbr NbenoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Die cipiliiirte @eIt nift 70 nieocree.
itmettert, oils es oieie Siobsbotlbaft
o,,s N+oIiop tor,roAfo

itmettert, als es oieie Siobsbotibaft
aus Stolien uermotte.
@ie erniitternb mlb oas ouf icne
5riebensltorer %lpirfcn, Die nod al
ocs altelt Sobres @rcn5c BEN arieg
pom 3aline breden poIlter. 9lrmes,
bllltenocs StulieL pic prangte Gei'
ne Sonne sur Belt ser Gdioren! 0ei-
mes GolfeS Hllhm, GeineS 2anbcs
Hciftbltm lnO Der @lan5 0eineS
8ailcrreihS mabtc Dir oie gauge
Welt 5u eigell - u1o ipie arm, iuie
blutcnb, lpie ~pcrgeiicn liegit Tll Nun
I'M Starbe!
Nbcr an 0ieiem Mllem iolltcn mir
%lerllelt, tuie gar nihts sic Weniden
lillo, oic ood) 10 uiel aus lid mahcn.
"a pod)cn lie allf Sab uno Gut, oi,i
Sitel ulto &ittcL. uuf Sic3 unb Ia3,
ais bdttcn lie Den nloratnocu Snq
III ibrcr 8eiualt. Ga briitcn lie Fl1s
ne iibcr &rie9 uno Srieoen aus, llnb
llnler &crr0oit ldlGgt init cincm
S6lo9e IQcs in Sriimmer. %
libcn ic bci'm icItlldcn a~onigamnble
lnD iprcbcn BON ser 3ilfunit, Die tic
nidt nlcbr erlebcn ipcroen. 3pei &c.
ipultigc WtGdtc %ltonoen iid) a%llc5cit
gcgcniiber: Mtenitentbot u1o @ot
tcSrotb! Sic 8cidJidtc Der >Sobr,
tuulenbc bat c5 in alien Spraden
mo 3llngcn nerfilnoGt. nno bod lpil
lid) Der Yfenld), Der ullc@bc5pineenoc,
trobioc Grocnlobn. llidt bellgen Dor
ocm HatbldlluB nto @iucn 8ottea,
Dor oen SnuIcnb Sabre. iuic Der SnN
Der aeitern mar. ToS mGrc lidcrlid)
cine 5citgcmGbe Ncniobrsbetrad)tuna,
b%cionberS iebt III bicicr 5criobrcncn
Belt. 8roBc Nnitrcngumgen merocn
geIllodJt, ben Srieben ulto oic @obl,
labrt umlcrcS TolteS i'm nclicn Sabre
81 iorocru. @roBe @coanfcu ncrocn
ulsgctauldt ilpilfcn icrnitchellben
Golfern; tolcrunte @runoi1bc ieicrn
ibren Git5llg IN @erScll, sic ionlt
ld)roif oem Nu0ers9laubiqcu per
ibloiicn morcrl. Mare ga feline Soii.
nitna baB iHl ncllcn Sabre One @id,t
OcS SriebenS mo Der GrfcnutniB sic
ScrScn crobcrn m0d)te? @1rc cS
rid)t an Der Belt fir inns Nae, 81 be-
ocntclL oab mir ltcrblih limo?
palinGt arL tlin9t aus, IN pullcn 80.
llclt,
Ehr Ncujnbrsalodell, flinget AT!
Sic Mcnlhbeit ioll lid iest pcriob'
llcll,
Gem Nriebensiiirit iucibt MN oie
Nabn.
MaS ippQt Chr benll nod, l1il0cr
lparteil,
Sbr llnperiobnlid,cn Sbr Snrien.
y2cr ipeib, mic lang oic NriIt nod
ipGbret.
Sclt IN Den 9lGttcrn Der @eid,idtc,
4Sic 8ott Der Grbc %SIfcr rid)tet,
Mnlth' groBr5 Hcid) 1T ldngit per
nid)tct!
Sort, luaS ous neuc Sobr ms lcbrt:
Gr madt Der aberdeen Matb 5u
nidtci"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Baltimore, mo, @runofia, $4,000;

Baltimore, Mb., Grunoitiid, $4,000;
g. @m. 8. Sirom BON N~ep.Seriep,
235 adcr, $4,000; Sugb Coll pom
Tenniplnunien, So Ider, $4,000;
Galpert.Go untp g. s. NulleI
bon Baltimore, Wb., $50 Si10 ader.
$500; Soiepb 5. Turner bon 9alti'
more, Mo., 81 ELDER, $3.50; Sarab
5. Treiton BON baltimore, NO, )
Ider.
Montgomery Gonntp &llbcr s.
Selber bon @aibington, 8. g.. 173
Ader, $3.50; q. ". Boobies, @oib.
ington Sanitarium Company bon
@olbington, 8. e.. 21O stder, $1,000;
6S Ider, $1,000; 80 ITO ader, $500;
Sorrp Gbrlih unb 2oris Sipfloler
bon @oibinatoil, 9. g., 33.43 gder,
$3.50; Nlbert 9ulinDer Trebcrid 60,
Mo., 246 sIter, $9t95.49; Sronf 2.
Ioppallicr bon @aibinatonL Q. g..
1891 gder, $3.50; 9. SranciS Soll
bon @aibingtorL &. e.. 1882 gder,
$10495.4 40; Nrtblr =. WintS bon
Moro.Gorolino. 2S2 slder, $500;
@eitsalorid) Eeorion II. Milton Mc@.
Ycorlon poit &irginicn 172 Itcr,
$t720; @cni. 9. Gplonno BON WnIb-
inaton. 9. g., 30.3 Nder, $1,000; In.
oreip ID. Gurrp BON M~nlbll9ton, 9.
g., 63 Itcr, $500; Sotn u. NtalIic
bon @oibington, 3. g., 40 Ifcr,
$140O; Hidoro SboS. Ho6iniou BON
@oibington 9. g. 1906 @der,
$1,000.
@icomico-Gouutp z. &. Gone
bon Ohio, 100 Nter, $1,000; Gcou ".
Teroue BON &ir9inieu, Si.i
Ater. $1,000; Smilep s. gSells bon
Gelotpare. 90 Idcr, $500; Sronf ".
Sotper pom SenneIicc, 80 slfer, $11G.
neutrality-suspicious. Strona
bon Chicago, Gil, I gder, $25; e. &.
SSborn non Stem. Dort. as Ider.
$40; WorOaret 81. Wcgpcn pom
Ncip.Dprf, 70 gdcr, $3.50; 8obert y.
Saggort BON Ncp. Dorf. 81 sldcr,
$40; Matbelp Worriiep boit Ebilo
oelpbia, 80, 1913 Ndcr. $4,000; 8olu-
uro @oo9ber bon ct: 2olliS, 800, 8
ater. $500; Gbas. &. Graham bon
Ecnnlplpanier. 315H Mder, $1,000;
Soienb & ! bropp bon Tcnniplponicn
t0,410 Nter, $44.950.
Vrincc Georges Sorrtp - Gorl
&eier bon @isconIin, l66 gtcr,
$1,000; 3. Seibel bon Ieltiblanb.
- Nder, $500; Sol. Wfois pom Mil
louri, III Nder, 5000; @llit. RoB-
born pon@isconiin, 100 Ider, $1,000;
s.. 8erborop bon Srunfreih, 22l
9ldcr, $500; Sol. Maier bon aanlaa.
233 Nder. $3.50; George Eeter bon,
,S4inois, 800 Mder, 5000; $. Sip
perinn bon Ohio, 145 afcr. $500;
j. Braun uno 4. &naller BON aolly
los, 500 Ndcr, $1,000; s. 9. 9lagett
bon @oibington, :. s., 601 Mder;
SSnl. 6. Eerrie lllo @n. 4. Smitt,
uou Morplonb, 2l3 Nder; Gbos. Gin.
ger pom Worplanb, $50 Ader; sSrpt
90. 8. 2eonoro BON Soma, $50 Mfcr.
Gecil-Gountp - Hel.ben Hepnolba
BON Yenniplpouicn, 1872 @dcr, $500.
Wolttlnorc-Gountp - q. g9. &rau-
be bon @isconlin, % slder, $3.50;
&uremoob Suburban So. BON 0alti
more. Wo.. 1873 gldcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Tinnn5icIlcS. - 9ln m0crcr
Stcuc bca .9clttid)cn Gorrciponocn'
ten" iinoct Der Scicr Ocn SobrcSousr
meiS Der yBcrmon llnion Sire Su
I~iironcc 60" bon Baltimore. Ser
iclbc 5Cigt. oaB Ole Netto Ginmobmcu
I'M perfloiiencu Sabre $3S,157.33 be,
trigcn, sic @clcllid)olt cll1en Netto'
llcberiduB pom S7S,666.59 rnb eincl
Heicrpeiouo iiir Riidperiidcritug mo
ulbe5ablte %eriilIic etc. BON rcidlid
S125,200 bot. Die %Ginnobmcn ourh
Fr6micn mo 3iuicn bctrllgcn 1872
S33.t9.
Mud Der Sobrcaolaipei0 Der
nSibelitp Srllit So" lit IN Der bcitti'
gen allSgobc oeS o0cutifen Gore
iponbcutcn" publi5irt. Tic Gonl
pugric bat allBer ibrpm gfticnsaopi-
tol BON elmer WiIlion Collars cine
bnlbc MtiQon Collars lleberihuB uuo
SSS,033.S7 mlpertbciltc Froiitc Gie
Tepoiitcn I'M @onf Icpartcmcnt bn
ben Die onlebnlid)e MGbc BON S6,1l5,s
1887. Gr-Wourernerr G0luim @ar.
iielb lit Scr ErGiiocnt Der Gompognic.
SoS Gireftorium Der y&eltcrn
National Wonf" erflGrtc. mic an al,
oercr Stellc ongcSei0t lit, geItcrn cine
t~olbiGbrlide iieucrircie Nipi0cnoc
pan ! YroSent, mo pm 1ircftoriltnl
Scr .tSnrmcra ii. Werhonta' Rational
@ullf" mltroc cine bo~lbiabrlid,c 0ipi
bcn6c bon 3 Ero5cilt crfl1rt.
SEER :. $. @inolor, Der umtircnbc
Sdlobmeiitcr Der Ger. S%troBcnbubn
WcIcllidoit, 5eigt an aiI0crcr SteIle
OF, boB Ole hcltc I1li1cn COUPON
5inien olli Die 5.proScntigen Sppp
Observation-Disclosures Der .. =. & &. Nc.
9obn nno Den 6.%pro5cntigen I. Mp
pothcf Sbligationeu Der Central
9obn am mo nud) Dem =. Snllunr
in ser Notional Wed)unies @anf be
5ablt lperoen.
Gle Baltimore 5rllit II. @itnrur
TOGO" peroiientlidlt ihren sllSipcia
iibcr oas Sahr 1908 I'M bclitiNcn
.Gorreiponocnteu", Der trot bcs IA
ilits cinen beoeutcllocn gl,iidnpumg
Ser @cidGite 5ei0t.
Heuer Ginbrud. Srou
Wanhe Sofimon BON Ir. 600, Noro,
TacoitrnBc. beriftetc Der Toliaei
hob elm Ginbred,er ibrc @obnun9 be
iud,t ultb ans herielben ip~ertbpoIlc
Sfynludinfen, inter Nnberem mcb'
rere Sancnringc un0 eilen pergoloe-
ten SulueIcrfaitcn geltoblen babe.
Or frcut d.. - Ieni Ero.
pbeten Sec !. Spenglcr bon s)ort,
3D., lpcldcr Den llntcreong Der @elt
p~ropbc5cit bate. lit ieit Dem Grobeben
III Stalien Der &omm geidpppllen. Gr
miro icbt mieoer ircd) unb 'ugt. Der
llntergong Ncp.Dorf'S nno onocrer
Staote wiiroc iidlerlid) iolgen. @otl
babe ooS S~troieeridt in tSclge III.
briinitieer @ebete Glider @erchten
mr. auf9cid)cbcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
sbeo. y. nieasr E 60.
217 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

III ~r'UdIHmDte'StrdRe.
9eutihes unb onbereS aiisl6nbt'
ides @eI6 setauft uno u%erfaift
@eIbienbuneen beioret nod Eeutid
Lamb. Deftreih, ssuBIanb II. I. 10
BeGfeI ouSeeiieIIt auf aiisldnbiits
Donten. Gre6itbriefe unb 1ronelers
Cheques.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Sas @pdDcnblatt.

Die belttc crihcinenbc @ohenous.
aobe bcS DGcutihcn Gorrcipouoen-
ten" cntboIt nlIafiihrlife 9crid)tc
iibcr Dos Grobcbcn in Siio-S tolicn,
Sobrcsberidtc bcS 3oa.GimcbmcrS,
,SnlonIteuer e GilmehWcr3 mo ocS
Stuots GiuwnnOcruna8 Bureaus,
ionic onbcrc mid)tige Nnd)rihtcn ans
allen GhciICl Der Mclt. lie @oden-
~9lus1obc Oc3 oGcutiden Gorrcipon-
bentcn" iii zines Der rcihbaltigiten
ociltihen NohcnblGttCr bes 2nn6es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

rrsss die DsS Sort. Die lhI Imms GsksA sHahd
' s 81 &MAzM

.-- WeIbienbnusea. 49,
@eIbienbungen mad 1eutf@lono
uno Oeitrei@ . llnsoru R&er uno
idnen beiorst. 8. 10 ,ito 20 Rarf.
iopie 10 ir16 20 Qrone,t +. g&eire
~ p~ertnaifen.
S1es. .. Nie1es E g.,
1t. 217, Ca!SaIt1srr.etra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Ger ncnc Muraensna mad, WcU- gurf

pcrlobt pom 1. Sonuur 1909 at. @oI'
timore pio Eemiploonio Vohn tGglidl
$50 Worgens. pullman Earloruaas
aoiis. Speiiemoggcu mo Goodies.
U)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
$ebbel's einsises Atelisr.

@ir boben nnr elm Atelier in Bal.
timore, unb bes befinort fid in Der
Gtase ~ ebener GrSe, RI. 321, NOrb.
Bap., mabe Sieh'Str. 0inber.Tbo.
fesraphien cine Spesialitdt. - &eins
Asenteu nnb &eine 1reppen ~ fteisen.
Z. 6ebbeI. q. Grni.0 ein6ftSfiLrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
itnterbaItnngs @egpeiier.
Sas rotbe Bud
--SeS-
,Gorreiponoenten"

bciicr, reidbaltiaer oils je, mirS u.
eefabr Mitte Sannur cridlcinen nnb
nnentgeltlid an Sebcn, Der am eritcn
Sannar gbunneHt lit, frei abaclieiert.
Sas Bud 1T nidDt Sn fanfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

~ ~ w
abcr Der Nod,tgeiit idllGgt nit lei
mem Tliiael ans Scnitcr:
.&omnt' nit. &onnl' nit!
Sort Iii Den Nlf nllf Sd)ritt mo
Sritt?
IS Gilt ole 3cit. Die @lote lhlG1t,
lllo iuos lid heltc irob bclueat.
Sit mor9en ihon entidnumben.
So ilichcn Eap ul,b Stunoen!
Was audi ons McllidcnberS beaebrt.
@eiBt Sn'A, iuic lang ho$ Niles
mGbrt?
%eraGlglid)fcit bel iebeln Shriti.
Gonm' nit. apnnl' nit"
@cipoltig cr9reiit ms baS Tcr1c'
ben. b%eioilbera am nel,cn Snbreamor
gen. Wchr pic lonit iiihlen mir bic
llnbelt1iioi9tcit ollcs Gems mn Die
Shunnad)t bcs Menld)cu. gcecniibcr
ocn G%lcnlcnten, .oie bo baiiell oas
@ebilbe bon Mcnideubano". Slird)t.
bar nieoerifmcttern0 trdi ms Ole
Siobsbotifoit aus Dem ionnieen Sta.
lien, gerooe 81 eiiler 5eii. DO Der
Merihei,geiit nit ieii,en tiioniid)en
Sufunitspldnen Sic ollluoItenoe
8ottheit entibront. Sn oos alineen
Der Neuiabrsslofen miidt iid, Der
Sfrler,ensruf Der llneliidIid)en uio
Seimotbloien. iSdttc ein arie9Sruf
Sns lic,c Sobr ciu9clluici, or hattie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
acknowledgements.

M. 3eiKcrt, 409-411 8ap.
Strahe, Der bcitbcfanntc oentidlc Hbo.
tosraph oiierirt nnr fir oieie Mode:
Sin lcbcnssruncs glib, in Ianarcll.
farben semalt nnS BON bobem Flint.
leriiden @crtbe, frei nit cinem
Snteno ieinrr bei.sn Cabinets tnoien
fir $500. GegnlGrer Ercis $1,000.
0ate Gabinct.Siloe $1.50 nnS auf-
mGrts. YersrSherunsen BON altcn
Siloern in alien ausiibrunsen. ale
arbeiten earantirt. Mdtcn Sic ipe.
3ieQ auf nnieren Wamen nnb Sans.
nnmmer, 409-411 Rurb.O Str.
(1ea1sEuSI0
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-29

Peter nor Lady Hawkshaw noted these
things, but they were strong enough
to impel me to ask Sir Peter to look
out for ship for me at the ad-
miralty.
l saw Giles Vernon every day, and
he continued to come, with unabated
assurance. to Berkeley Square. We
were not anxious that the fact of the
duel should leak out, and Overton was
especially desirous to keep it quiet.
OF course. he came no more to Berke-
ley Square, and withdrew more and
more from his former associates. He
began to consort much with persons
of the John Wesley persuasion, spend
ing much of his time, when not on
duty, at oxford, where the Wesleyans
We're numerous at the time. I noticed
that Lady Arabella treated Giles, and
me, also. with more civility than she
had hitherto shown. l could not think
it sincere, but attributed it to natur
al desire to conciliate those who knew
so much to her disadvantage. But that
she made no effort to overcome her in
fatuation for Overton, I very soon had
this, had the assurance to present him
self in Berkeley Square, and rare sport
it was. Lady Hawkshaw. Lady Ara
bella, Daphne, myself, and one or two
other persons were in the Chinese
drawing room when he was ush-
cred in.
Lady Hawkshaw and Sir Thomas
were old acQuaintances, and had been
at feud for more than 30 years, neith-
er side asking or giving quarter. Sir
Thomas had shrewd wit of his own
and was more nearly a match for
Lady Hawkshaw than any one | had
yet seen. He opened the ball by re-
marking on Lady Hawkshaw's i'm
proved appearance. partly due, he
thought, to her triumph in getting the
X. c. B. for Sir Peter. This nettled
Lady Hawkshaw extremely, and she
retaliated by telling Sir Thomas that
he looked younger than he did when
she first knew him 80 years ago. AS
Sir Thomas hated any allusion to his
age. this shot told.
And allow me to congratulate you,
Sir Thomas" added Lady Hawkshaw,
upon your very promising cousin,
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-29
GENERAL NEWS,

George Bernard Shaw has just COM
pleted another play. 1t was written
on James Forbes Robertson's invita-
ton and deals with the woman suf-
frage question.
A record for fine writing with a pen
has been established by A. j. Farwell.
a draughtsman, who. in contest at
Greenwich, Conn, wrote 1870 words.
using 223 lines, on the back Of an or
dinary postal card.
The Canadian Marathon race was
run May oath from Bradford to Ham
ilton, Ont, and was won by E. Cotter
OF the West End Y. M. C. A., Torono;
G. Cook, Hamilton, second, and Claude
Pearce. Toronto. third. Time, 2:51 So
Cotter will be entered in the Olympic
Marathon at Athens, Greece, in 1910.
An appeal of counsel for Mrs
Charles T. Yerkes for stay in the re-
ceivership in the Yerkes estate was
denied by the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals in New York. The
court decided that the receiver should
be continued in charge pending a
hearing of the appeal from his appoint
ment, which is set for June 18th.
John Jacob Astor of New York has
perfected an invention for utilizing as
fuel for power the vast deposits of
peat found in many parts of the world
His application for patent is pend
ing, and when 1t has been granted,
Colonel Astor will present his discov-
cry to the public, without profit to
himself.
1t is reported that the Union Pacific
railroad has placed an order for 100
engines with the American Locomo-
tive Company, Dunkirk, N. Y, and
that they will be built at the Schnec-
tady and Brooks plants.
Henry H. Rogers left more than
$100,000.060 behind him. This IL the
estimate Of one Of his closest friends
and business acquaintances, who says
that the principal beneficiary outside
Of his family is the town Of Fairhaven.
1t is understood that Mark Twain is
also remembered.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-29

A project is on foot to found a social
Boston. During the last school term
there were said to have been 10000
girls and women studying in that city.
Alfred Shrubb, the English middle
distance champion, proved his ability
to go further than fifteen miles in a
winning style, by defeating Henri St.
Yves, the marathon champion from
France. in their twenty mile race at
Montreal in l 54:25.
1t is expected that within a short
time the alumni of Harvard will pre-
sent DR.. Eliot, the retiring president,
with a fund sufficient to enable him
to live with every possible comfort
the rest Of his life. 1t is said that
the fund already amounts to over
$13O,OO0.
Ernest Hogan, one of the best
known negro comedians and song writ
ers, died at his home in New York a
few days since Of tuberculosis. Hogan
wrote several hundred songs, of which
"All Coons Look Alike to Me" was
the most successful. 1t is said he
cleared $4,000 from this song alone.
The revolutionary socialists annual
demonstration at Paris before the
monument erected In the Pere La
chaise to the communists. in which
many dismissed postal employees took
part was marked by violent scuffles
with the police. A large number on
both sides were injured and twenty
were arrested
The United States Circuit Court
of Appeals has denied re-
hearing to the Northwestern
Mutual Life in the McCue case,
as a result of which the North
western Mutual will be compelled to
pay the death claim of $4,000 on the
life of ]. S. McCue, former mayor of
Charlottesville. Va, who was hanged
for wife murder.
There is trouble coming for aero
plane builders in this country who
shall attempt to put their machines on
the market. The Wright brothers
claim the basic patents on all ma
chimes of the bi-plane pattern 'aero
curves in the main sustaining planes,
and practically all Of the flying ma
chimes in America which have thus
far flown or have given promise of fly
ing are of this general design.
While rounding up cattle short
distance from Bryan station on the
Union Pacific in western Wyoming a
few days ago Chester Crisman and
Charles Viox found. unopened the
mail pouch that mysteriously disap.
peared from Union Pacific mail car
some time ago, and which was sup
posed to have obtained large guam
tity of domestic money orders. 1t
seems to have fallen from the mail
car
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-29
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING The PAST week
A RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN NEWS.

Governor Davidson of Wisconsin
has vetoed bill providing heavy pen
alties for profanity and another i'm
posing severe restrictions on mutual
fire insurance companies.
The University of Utah won the de-
bate with Colorado College at Salt
Lake Wednesday night. The question
was Resolved, That Tariff Should
be Imposed for Revenue Only"
The assets of A. Booth & Co. were
sold at public auction at Chicago last
week for 100000. The only bidder
was an agent of the reorganized COM
pany promoted for the purpose Of re-
habilitating the big fish concern.
The wife of Fay Irish of Thorp,
Clark county, Wis, has given birth to
five babies, three daughters and two
sons. All are alive and well. There
are now ten children in the family.
The other five were born singly and
all are living
-Four marked bandits held up and
robbed Union Pacific passenger train
No. 2, known as the Overland Limited
few miles west of Omaha just before
midnight May 22nd, and secured seven
registered mail pouches, which are be-
lleved to have contained large sum-
The Brew boxing bill, as approved
by the Wisconsin Assembly, permits
thirty minutes of fighting. or ten
rounds of three minutes duration. 1t
provides that all clubs giving boxing
bouts shall take out license and that
no purse shall be given to the BOXERS
Fire on May 21st destroyed the big
gest numbering plant in Skagit county,
Wash, when the saw mill. dry sheds,
planning mill and dry kilns and 2,00O,-
600 feet of lumber of the Skagit Mill
company at Lyman, burned, with a
loss Of 100000, with $4,000 insur
ance.
The first notable reform made by
Mayor Pratt of Spokane, Wash, who
took office this month, is the serving
OF notices to abolish gambling in 80
cial clubs" Among the clubs warned
is the Inland, which includes in its
membership some of the wealthiest
men in Spokane.
u opllc llle IloLlUlllOHlSlS, WHO
carried the county dry" John Morri-
| son Fuller, millionaire bank presi-
dent of Glasgow. Mo-, opened per
sonal liberty hall' and for twelve
months served free beer to all who
came. The place has been a failure
from Mr.. Morrison Fuller'S point of
! view and he has just closed it.
n
the Allegheny district have caused
much excitement in Grass Valley and
Nevada City, Cal 1t is reported that
$4,000 was taken out in a few hours
from one claim and $4,000 is said to
have been taken from another prop
erty located on Kanake creek. Both
properties We're guarded by men with
: rifles.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-29
For Your Health.

Conquer your moods; don't let yom
moods conquer you. People who give
way to moods never amount to much,
because they are never masters OF
themselves. They never know in the
morning whether they are going to do
a good days work or not, whether
they are going to be a cheering or a
depressing influence on the people
around them. If they feel like being
good-tempered, they will be; II they
feel like Swapping" at everybody.
they will snap.
People who suffer from moods"
should be careful about their habits.
They should be regular about meals,
sleep. exercise and work. The condi.
tion OF the health has much to do with
moods. and there is nothing that con.
tributes so much to health as abso-
Lutte regularity.