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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

Gov William spr yesterday DEF
lnitely decided upon site Tor Nhe
Utah state building at the A.-Y,-p.
exposition. plot adjoining the
Arctic Brotherhood building and
near the Spokane county building
Work viii begin at once. and the
structure II 70 be- completed by
MAY ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
AGED COUPLE is
AFTER DIVORCE

DAYTON. Wash April p He.
gina aud Christian Stadfeid, mar
rlod "a years ago both want a at
vorce The wife alleges non sup
port jealousy ana drunkenness In
his anewer stadfeld claims that hts
wife Is ashamed OF him because
bis face was diaflgurod two years
ago In an accident Both parties
are considerably past the hallcen
fury mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

sp0kANE. April s-rhe $50.
- xaaa iary has begun an IN.
~.eatioa o. State Insurance
snrlssioneF schiyely's connection
"a ~ deaanct Pacific livestock
.~xlasion. Schlvely while depu.
Insurance commissioner. acted
! president aud trustee OF the
snoany sor three montha On the
tssrsh o. die connection with the
essany three and a half million
ksfs Insurance VAS written.
re he company failed Il owed
taNt n unpaid insurance. with
saets. Schlvely made s. 500
1 .hs lhree months he was con.
wi with the concern. In two
~ fivs others connected with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

Telephone Girls viii pancs-rhe
sweet voiced operators o. the Pa
cific Telephone 4 Telegraph conn
pany'a switchboard will aive
dance next "Wednesday evening az
Littie's hall oniy she's. holding w
vitasions viii b. admitted 40 you
had better Apologize 90 central Tor
that cuas word thls morning. and
may be yua wlll receive an Invite b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
GRAND JURY IS
AFTER SCFffNELY

the company took In over 500. 600
IN commissions Hundreds % East.
ern Washington farmers we're vie.
timised b. the failure of this com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

Russell & Drew MnKrs. Phones. 42.
Tonight and all week CcNccpt Good
Friday. Mats. Thursday and Sat
urdny "rhe scouts Revenge" by
the seattle Theatre stock Company.
Next Week, starting Sunday Natl
nee. MISS SELMA HERMAN and
Her New Nork Company Ia "rhe
Christian"
Prices as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
POULTRY

Spring chickens. ypunE turkey
ducks All dry picked stock No
cold storage here
PALACE MARKET
Second ard Nesier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
OSTEOPATHY

Electricity. vibration. Hight Their.
apy hot afr sweat baths and other
aruEieea mtth8da Optical rooms
for ftttinN glasses and treating e9ea
Beet equipped offices Sea seattle Cen
auttattoH free. Treatments ~ each.
A ualt ustsenath aud upfiuian.
s0f.s.s Peoples BANK ulds Hscoud
and PIKE Matu Etsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

paisy Is she so rrouotniraie
MatsiaeM Well she's aaVtuE her
wrdiins ffsaa Tor possible second
marriage philadelphia Bulletin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

DO you want to borrow money
Sec who loans n. on page O. %"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

mos di hy store uehNee following
ya b h in d)m e dt .rluh STATED
o. accepted ut maj orders provided udaeB dbfneder emda
d cn0 op@ry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

to pat into position. strongly made. but
r. not cumhcrsomc this lie splendid
cabinet, bclnE not only durable but also
attractive. regular price tt2tu. Sra-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

i1e, a1Fs 80 20 ND FflHo INV In FUIk
2Se
Special purchase Of new and pretty neck
pieces. Including Lace Bows. fahats. stock
Collars Lace and Set Collars. some lu tah
designs. others with gold braid and tapeela
also some neatly trimmed with six ribbons
greatest variety and best values iu neck
wear we've ever shown az tho price Neck.
pieces worth regularly atc, soc. ebc, 1E r
$50 and tl.00. gale price, each ....., v L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
cabinet folding bed

a most com-
Portable nud
practical fold
Ing bed % iss
kind made ~
steel and on.
aneird golden
oak finish
strong steel
wire spring
tho best aHrK
ire assured hy
very careful
steel riNrtinE
tn @ "a " hout
easy 60 fold or
aa.H HUH. 4...
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11

moody or "sulky." and practice self-de-
nial, and love others; put the latch
string down on tale-beaTers and forget
TO think about a bad motive. Be al
ways gracious alike 70 king and clown
natural and true-hearted and sincere;
make a cosy den IN the heart where
friends can drop IN and ind soothing in
huence, and the boys and girls and lit
tic children who love US viii find the
balm of Gilead." Kindness. thou art
the spirit OF God within the act OF wis
dom that tends 10 annihilate error, and
teaches US 10 win souls; not only to do
well but 10 think we'll and let the thinks
"out for an airing Kindness, thou who
puts the sword Of cruelty back IN its
scabbard and, heals the wounds with just
dealing. Kindness, thou who giveth man
his manliness and woman her sweetness.
thou knowest no caste. thy glory floats
out from the soul into the warm bosom
Of humanity and reaches into the dark
est corner OF the earth. for thy heart
holds 1sacredness without pOmp. Kindness.
thou with thy drapery Of pleasantness.
always fresh and clean and new. thou
queen of courtesy and gentleness, with
thy cheerful smile. sit thee down az the
ALLIE SHARPE BALCH.
L3-0 Euclid street
One cannot help doing a good once
when it comes IN ones way.-Le Sage.
T. H. ELLIOT.
1856 Monroe street
II should not discourage Us II our kind
ness is unacknowledged; it has its infiu
ence still. VIOLA T. ALLEN
Arlington. Va.
Let US do what good we can to-day;
we may not pass this way again True
kindness is that sweet note OF harmony
through which all humanity vibrates in
sympathetic accord. Il IS thes universal
rhyme. the basic tone; the primal
language which all nationalities compre-
hend without teacher or interpreter.
Even the blind. the mute. and the imbe-
Gle can respond in kind to the gentle
clasp, the smiling glance. the friendly
tone Of kindly interest Sa II We would
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
FIavored Eggsf

FFou succesA
The above question does not refer &c
the manner OF prepa-ation-how long
they shall be boiled OF upon how many
sides they shall be fried Il means what
favor OF eggs do you Ike? VIII you have
lemon eggs or 90 you prefer Chocolate
With perhaps a dash OF vanilla? No less
ar egg specialist than the United States
Department OF Agriculture has recently
declared that the favor or odor % an
egg may be greatly Influenced By the
feed of the hen It's latest egg bulletin
states that hens fed on onion tops and
garlic acquired the habit OF laying eggs
with a decided favor Cf these vegetables.
is there any reason 10 doubt that a good
ratured hen might be induced 20 eat any
kind OF havo-ing matter that fasCdious
man might Ike IN his omelet2 Isn't Z
tusI possible that hens OF a COnviviaI dis
position might lay a species q ready
made eggnog that would dnd a ready
market in our dry cOmmuulGes2 or
II hens could only be taught 70 love
EasteT-egg dyes-bUt perhaps q would be
just as well nOS 70 confuse The humble
fowI by starting TOO many things a.
once.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
The Kneu Of the Ned

From the Van Nordsn Magazine.
Long and earnestly have the experts OF
the Department OF Agriculture been striv-
Ing 70 ind some means OF sradicating
the weed. other than by grUbbing or
pulling IL I'D. and news comes from
North Dakota that the hght has been
wOn-at least. over the wild mustard, TIE
Canada thistle, the dsndeli0n, and many
their similar pet denominations OF peOpla
who till the ground for a living.
Spraying the territory affected with q
solution OF iron sulphate when the weeds
are young does the work. The chemical,
which is corrosive, attacks the tender lis
sues OF The rapidly growing weeds and
destroys them. while there is little OF no
injury 20 the grain. particularly II it IS a
winter grain OF was sOWn early n th6
spring and has gained considerable
growth before the spraying.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
KINDNESS.

Getting money is not all n
mans businessg to cultivate kind
ness f. n valuable part of the
business Of Iife.-JOhnsOn.
Kindness In us. is the honey
that blunts the sting Of unkind7
ness IN RnOther.-LandOr.
Ask thysesf daily 10 how many
iil-nsinded persons thou hast
shown a kind disPOsition--Mar-
Gus AntOninus-
Life is made up, not OF great
sacrifices or duties. but Of little
things, in which smiles and
kindness. and small obligations,
given hnbituaIiy, are what win
and precerve the heart and Sc
cure cOmfOrf--Sir II. Davy.
A more glorious victory can
not be gained over another man
than this. that when the injury
began on his part. the kindness
should begin on OurE.-TilIOtsOn.
Always say e kind word n you
can. II onIy that "a may come In,
perhaps, with singular oppOr-
tunenesS, entering some mOurnful
mans darkeBed room. like a
beautiful hrehy, whose happy
Recommendations he cannot but
watch, forgetting his many trOu-
bles.-HeIps.
Kindness f. nObIeF ever. than
revenEe.-ShakesDeH
Kindness Is the golden chain
by which society is bound to-
Eether.-Goethe.
An effort made for the hapDi-
ness OF others, lifts us above our
selves--Mrs. L. VI. Child.
Good words do more than hard
speeches. as the sunbeams with
out any noise viii make the trav-
eIer east on his cloak. which all
the clustering winds could not
do, but only make him bind IL
closer 90 hIm.-LeightOn.
The grent duty O1 life IL not 20
give PainI and the most acute
reasOner cannot ind an excuse
for one who voluntarily wounds
the heart of n feIIOw-creature.
Even for their own sakss people
shOaId show Kindness and regard
10 their dePendents.-Frede
Bremen.
The last. best fruit which
comes 20 late perfection. even in
the kindlieSt soul. f. tenderness
toward the hard. fOrbearanee to-
ward the unfOrbeHring, warmth
OF heart toward the cold. phil
anthrOpy toward the nissan
thropic--Richter.
HOwe'er IL be. IL seems 20 me,
rTis only noble 20 be good.
Kind hea-ts are more than corO-
nets,
And simple faith than Norman
blood.
TennysOn.
Little Deeds OF Kindness,
Little words OF love.
Make our earth an Eden,
Like the heaven above.
Brewer.
Speak gently. II II better far
To rule h. love than fears
speak gently let no harsh words
mar
The good We might do here.
Speak gently: its n little thing
Dropped in the heart's deep
well;
The good. the JOY. which il mHy
bring.
Eternity shall tell
&c. w. HanEford.
"lkind hearts are the gardens,
Kind thoughts arc the roots.
Kind words are the blossoms.
Kiad deeds are the FRUITS
Speak gently 10 the erring one
oh! do not thou forget,
However darISIy stained by sin,
he f. thy brother yet;
Heir OF the seIfSane heritage,
child 60 the selfsame God.
He hath but stumbled IN the path
thou hast In weakness trOd.
=. G. Lee.
4 little cord I'm Kindness spoken.
4 morton. or n tear
Hath often healed the heart that's
brO-Zeu-
And made a friend sincere.
= word. a look has crushed TO
earth
Full many n budding flower,
Which. had n smile bat owned its
birth,
Would bless Hfe's darkest hour.
Then deem 4. not an tdIS thing,
4 pleasant word TO speak,
The face you wear. the thoughts
you bring,
A heart may heal or break
d c. COleswOrthy.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
The Difference

tr1ll EFefy yboly's Maslzlne-
At one tine both Montague Matthews
and Matthew Montague were members q
the British House of Commons Mr.. Mat
thews was a Big. powerful giant of a
man; AIr- Montague was thin and enact
ated The speaker frequently confused
the two
It can't understand IT, said MOntagus
Matthews There as much differences
between Us as there IS between a horse
Chestnut and chestnut horsa."
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
Mans Hands and His Pockets.

From the London Telegraph
Nowadays" said Judge willis, men
viii even stand talking 10 women with
their hands in their pockets The OBJ
servation is wholly accurate, but y L IS
Intended as an illustration OF the impu-
dence OF modern men. we take leave 70
say there Is some mistake. The truth is
thar the poor creatures do not know what
10 do with their hands. The pocket poss
expresses difidence, not assurance; Is. n
fact. a compliment The embarrassment
OF the man. leading him 70 feel al limbs
and extremities. is plainly a tribute 70
the dazzling Qualities Of the woman
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11

Kindness means to be true and tender.
loving ana heroic. patient and self-de-
voted: to shed Joy and radiate happiness.
to govern ourselves and not expect too
much from others. but forbear and for
give just as Christ tells US to do. SYM
pathetic with all in trouble. in thought,
but not too much n speech; never to be
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
Man Shows Love for Fellowman by Deeds of
Helpfulness, and in Acts of Charity
and Mercy.
THIS WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.

A.
smith, D.
A B. IA
E
street nor
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
What Is Goodr

What is the real good2''
! asked in musing mood.
Order. said the law court;
knowledge, said the school;
Truth. said the wise man;
Pleasure, said the fool;
Love, said the maiden;
Beauty, said the sage;
Freedom, said the dreamer;
Home, said the page;
Fame, said the soldier;
Equity, the seer.
Spake my heart fun sadly,
The answer is not here"
Then within my bosom
Softly this I heard:
Each heart holds the secret;
Kindness is the word" "
John Boyle O'Reilly.
MARY O'BERNE
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11

Be kind 10 each other.
The nights coming on
When friend and when brother
Perchahce may be gonei
Then midst our detection,
How sweet 70 have earned
The best recollection
Of kindness-returned
When day hath departed.
And memory keeps
Her watch, bTOken-hearted
When all she loves sleeps.
Let falsehood assail not,
Nor envy disprove-
Let tTiies prevail not
Against those you love-
Nor change with tomorrow
Should fortune take wing.
But the deeper the sorrow,
The closer still cling,
Oh, be kind to each other,
The nights coming on.
When friend and when brother
Perchance may be gone!
Swain. MAE H SHAW
~ North Carolina avenue.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
lii E street northeast.

What IS best 70 promote the welfare Of
mankind? Kindness. Kindness should
50 surround one that the fatigue Of labor
or the harassment Of mental pursuits
causes him not TO become nl-tempered.
Kindness is the harvest Of contentment.
II bad man is pointed out 10 you, put
by the thought OF him and think Of some
good man. II shown a sinful woman,
think OF some beautiful character. II
wretchedness demands thought, revert 20
happiness. where kindness abOunds. Wis
dom, riches, high station-none inherently
provide kindness. Kindness is not pur-
chasable. Kindnsss is q friend. defeating
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11

Heaven doth with Us az We with torches
DO.
Not light them for themselves. for If our
virtues
Did not go forth Of Us, 'twere all alike
AS II we had them not.
Measure for Measure"
CHARLES s. FLETCHER
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
Forest Service.

There is nothing so kindly as kindness.
and nothing so royal as truth: insepa~-
able twins Of righteousness. denoting
faith in God and love for our fellow
man, eliminating in kindness % our enc
mics IN distress, which is the highest
type Of godlikeness attainabln.
II. B. MIDKIFF.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-11

Kindness IS a disposition which delights
N contributing % the happiness Of 9th
ers- which is exercised chesrfUlly IN
gratifying their wishes. supplying their
wants. or alleviating their distresses
J. H GRAY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
oSm mer torrett.

8renooisr Qebmann, Mebger5obn,
bringt Ieinem 5elbpebel pom urlau6
eine S6IdtpurIt ais prGient nit. Der
5elOpebel 1T bD4it, bD9It unqe6alten
ii6er fol6e Spidberiu9e: r2e6mann,
ieinen 8orgeieBten mas gu i9snten, 1T
unitattbaft. Sic piFen, i'd min oieI.
Sptdereien ni9t baben. Natiirli6
min i4 Sic ni6t trdntsn, i9 ne6me
bic @4ladtpurit, dber ielbFperItGnos
lid tperbe i'd tie be5a6lsn. 0as reds
net Sbr Batter fir 10 cine @urf?"
nSd, Serr 5eIbpebel, bic @urit bGGt
i6re 3pei Pfuno. Oas PTunb tommt,
CLAUDE id =. 5ebn Pfennig, !6srr
5elOnebel."
pSd0n, 2ebmann, bier bu6en Sic
cine Mart. 60, unb fir bic abt3ig
9fennige briiber Iafsn sic mir nod
bier FOLDER Diirite tommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
81 Der @ d e.

oils Rlein : GurI9en am erIten
S4uItd8e nad Sauie fam, fragte Der
Wdter: Dg%tn, 8drIden, mas bd6t SIR
benn beute in Der Shule gelernt9" -
pNtdts," mar Die 2(nttport bes drge'
benDen 4z8sGsS 9iiBen." 500
SG6t i9r oenn gar ni4t8 get6an in Der
SAuts2" fro9te Der Batter tpeiter. -
.Nsin." antportete Sarl6sn, nbd mar
Elm Wann, Der fragte mid, no i9
ipo6ne uno no Der Ilets @ptt no6nt,
uno ou babe i'd ibm beiocs gciagt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
brtef.

..... I'M nun auf meine mcbrfdA
sr0rteren @eiiible fir sic, tbeurss
6rGulein, 5uriid5utommeu, 10 mo4t:
idb oronungS6dIber ieititeaen: as y
oab i9 o6ne Sic. BON Datum oes
9oItItemptlS an, nidt me9r leben fdnn;
10 q ouB i1 iijr bic @ubrbeit meiner
Gmpfinoungen 3sugen beige, unb do
81 oaB i6 beitimmt auf Sbre ireuno-
Iihe 8uIoac. bebuiS gbebuno rc6uc,
su tpel9em 3pede id sur Grleidterung
SbrerIeits ein frantirteS &uOert 6ci'
fiige,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

Sn elmer bieberer 6riIeurfamitie 1T
er Stor4 3tpei Sabre binterejnunber
nit einem 3piaingspGr4sn cingete6rt.
IN oieiem Sabre mar e- etr@s Iparius
Ter nno bat nur Elm 9riioerlein GEE
ra9t. Oils Der tleire 8ernbaro gum
ritenmale Die Stimme ieines iiingften
3ruoers t0rt, i6lei9t er leiie an bic
Disge beran. bIeibt aber gan5 betroffen
eben unb fragt eritaunt ben Batter:
Sag Batter, no lit oenn Der anoere?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
sc tad Q~uffdffung.

Gein neileS 2ie5Asn 3Grtli6 i'm @rm.
5rd9t al acknowledgement plab
Der 8urI9': oRiht pdbr, mein i40s
mes ainD,
Sd Bin 0tir ,riter S4ds"
.GspiB." ia1t bic llnI6ulospoIe bars
duf,
9as Mntlib ielig pertIdrt,
llno idmisst iid feiter an i'm 6srar.
Dem bic dncern ludren nl9ta
tpert6."
Gr. . il bringer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
Il n, a.

Ser !6err 2e6rer bat ben Rleinen
oon g(odm uno Gpa erjGbIt. als er
odnn urtsr Mnosrem fr1gt, tpte es
benn nit Der &leibung Der Pdrdbiess
bepo6ner teIteLt geipeien lei, erhGlt er
RON Der tleinen 3ruoe ben 8efdeib:
.Sie lieIsn obne 9dosdnSug umeinuns
oer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

gapa bat 6eim OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Der Qtu8itelung be Drama portrds
tiren lailen uno 5etgt gu 9auie Od5
I8lpdr5e &onterfet benz f~iinfjdbrisen
Srdn3l nit Der Gru9e: p8er 1T oenn
oas, 8u6i?"
S9ns ldn9es 8eiinnen dntiportet Der
boffnungspoIIe Sprobling prompt:
y8a Deifi!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
Selb i

Weinpirtb: SD bate bas @runb,
itiid f9on 70 gut ipiedin Der Safde;
tommt oteier 9lsper aus 2eip3ig uno
f6nuppt Mrs fpes."
9aft: 80, bus 1T a6er qe6!"
~Sd, unb 10 gtbt mfrs INNER; mas
i'd anfahe, tpiro - 81 WaKer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
Die Sptd 3.

S4affner gum 3ugfabrcr): Die
jllnge Dame mill bur6aus in elm Rau,
4erabtbeil; bic iinb ober ale befebt!"
"9ann muB iie eben bier 6lei6en:
mir tDnnen bod nift ieber Sans me
Hdn4ertammer CUR @erfigung Itel,
LEM"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
0as SinberntB &.

n@ie - Sbr bubt Bel Gurer SpGs
seitsreiie gIei6 ben eriten 3ug pers
paBt?"
nSa, meme Srau tpurbe nit benz
GnipiBen ibres Sasebu4s8 IeiTttftcs
ni9t fertig."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
SIN @iifensbrung.

r9duI4e i9 mid nidt - Serr pros
feiior 2iiftl2 :. Sa tpobin benin in bie>
fem Qufaug9"
Den biftorii4en JeItsug Iebe if
mir al, uno ba babe i'd mir S6lpFers
Welt9ef6i6te gum Ra4i9tusen NIT
genommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
81 usTimtSInR

nSft Der Serr Baron gu S%uuTe7"
nSapobI, 9err 9raf; aber 49,"
IRA, mas Denn9"
yGr ipri4t 9eute pieOer 10 bel BON
!S~eirut9en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
O..

Grau: .9snte Dir, Wdnne: Muma
i iceben nit Dem Qentbaren dn9ss
ommen!"
Waann: SAB im 9ir's niht gsiugt
'sute friib: IS licgt irgenOetpas in
sr Quft?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

80 ia, o6er minoerpertbige!" -
9odfiid: .ad, oorous MAIDEN Sir
pogl ole Wargorine?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
a DIT Der Dis3ipGtn.

&O4tn: $50, iebt nod ben Sut aufs
ge'ebt, unb nieman6 srtennt in Der
alien Snnte meinen fiiBsn !SuIaren
pieoer. 5rau Rittmeiiter lam ru6ig
na9ieben fOmmen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

Eaiie sur Relic in'S Tnsianb be-
Iorst 6. %ainc, Gr. 413, Sit-galti-
mUrcitraRr, nage Chiffon Spnie Ape,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

IS lpiinI4' mir lpeiter mir auf Der
Melt ipie ale Spbr a @ebaIts3ulaq'n
urn 8errn 8iirgermouItu TIA, firm
perm qoItmoaita unO firm Serrn
59uImoa ita."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

Sn Der SommerfriI6 {. =
@offiI6: o@iebt 0enn sic olte, maze.
re Stub aud nod Wild?" - Bauer:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
@srFdnbtse SH9uer.

Wer q 7 DE8t y MT.
SD ftRbe bic @ter duBeroroentIi9
Helm"
,aber fe finb iebr tpo9Ii@medenO,
ondbige 6rau, meme !9iibucr Ie9en BET
Dem 2eoen mebr Wertb auf Qualitdt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

Ginidbriaar: nWaier." - S6erit:
9Gompnanie?"- Ginid6riger: oNeiL
Ser O6erit Maier II. Sobn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

SotsIier gum O6erteGIner); pSeben
Gle NAL, Der Sremoe bon Drummer 7
beobadtet %uriere Wetterfdbne. Bir
feben ibm naturli9 6rei Dart in
Re6nung fir ma - fir 9enuBung
be3 meteoroIogif9en O6Ierpdtoriums."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
tpie aebt's, Batter ardufe9"

Smmer @efhdfts M H.
GiniG6riger: aMcloe mid sur Stclle
gum Tapport." = O6erIt: nSeiBeu?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

ben" - @ottin: so? aonnteit I'll
i6m uicllcid)t unierc 3od)tcr poritel
lel2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13

TeIbpebeI gum Refruten, Der beim
M6rI9tren Ia9t: pMeni6, bIeib ernItl
WeiBt 0u niat, odB goet9e fagtt
,GrnIt 1T bas 2eben, better lit bic
SunIt"; aber tpas Sbr ma@t lift tetne
&unit, bas 1T Drift, uno nidt einmuL
nit 8untmtIt gu be5eiAnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-13
pIHthtntefen.
sSsI6tnehel alim Refruten, Der {

t~pa9ebalIige llebun9en am @stald
geriiit ma6tt nMenfa, f4ser'
runter, 9u SeIbfm6rberl" 0u 10.
Dir ppbl bas 9enid bte4en; aber /.
femme Sure S9li9e, SPr poIlt nur mi
Mufit b%e9rabsn peroer, oos i4einl
Sud neuIi9 mGdtig tmPonirt gu baa
ben, Sbr 9riidsber9erI"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-13
OFFICER SHOT BY A NEGRO
COUNTY ATTORNEY ASSISTING
SHERIFF IN RAID IS KILLED BY
NEGRO WHO ESCAPES.

Newton TeNa. sept - -r1ar.y
Attorney a. x N.css 90. Nar.ou wa,
slot ana killed .yausgso named Tom
Wilson az 10 O'Clock last night Th.
shooting occurred 90, u-p.a,Ine
camp in the northern pac Of Newton
county where. Denny Sheriff Sanr
'or and County Attorney N.cks went
20 raid a gambling den. The negro
shot Ni,ks from an outhouse with a
shotgun az close range, the charge Of
shot breaking two ribs end tearing
away part OF tAe lungs.
Officers are iu pursuit OF 'he negro.
but up to late hour tonight he has
no, been found