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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

&obteaihllrBfcicr ltott. aorbinol
Gibbons iibcrrcid)tc Die 9iplonlc oil
Die @roouircloen. Giciclben Iinh;
Sri. Gliiobctb Gcncbon, Sri. Ntorp
WtcGonough Sri. 0iurgorcte @ena
uigbolien mo Sri, Cora 2lbin.
@co06tuiBictc Iie
Mitalicocr pom Srocn Der Gilclls
bubn Gonbliftcurc mo NrilocrId)olt
Der Giicnbobnlelltc mcrocn bclttc
Aodmittng III Serbs S6cotcr 5lt
@brcu ibrer p%eritorbcncn Wtitglicocr
cine @cOdd)tniBicier bolten.
n@Gder 8ciongperein."
- Sn Mogcncr'S Sale, Mr.. TIC,
9toro.8ocnItr., iibtc geltcrn Abcno Der
.NGders @eiangucrein" mebrcrc Gb0rc
Iilr onS SonmcrrodItSfcIt mcIdIea cr
@uoc Nluni i'm Wcltcnb.Fort uerall.
italtct. %n Der Der Singitunbc fol.
9cnbcn @cid)ditalibunA occeptirtCn
oic Gridicuencn bic Ginlooung 0cS
llnnbb0uaigcn @ilrgcr ScrcinS" our
Tcutid)cn {oAicicr mo Die ocS
pS6mci5cr .Gcrcins" 5lIr 8cicr beS
SO. StiftlnGSicitcS.
GrfGb tt pom Go0c ibrc3
Wattcn. - 6rnll GuclDn Snrbcll.
Die Dor mebrcrcn Wod)cn BON ibrcm
@attcn, Der lid in cincm NnfoQe tent
por1rcn Srrlinns mrbrnd)tc, lebcnS.
gcinbrlih pcrIcbt mirroe, liegt <uod
INNER i'm MorDlGnocr 6om0oputbi:
ifcn &pipitol 0ornic0cr. Or. Iuool
untcrrid)tcte Die Eoticntill pom 1o0c
ibrcS @ottcn. llcbcr 6cu Moropcr.
iilh ulto SeIbitnoro, Der Iid) i'm
Sci mocr ,Srou Sortcll an Der Sor.
Lent Npente jutrna, muroc I'M .Geut.
Id)cn Gorrciponocntcl" icincr5eit aus.
titbrlid) bcridtct.
@oltimIore'o .Nro6cr Or
lnoer." - Eoitor Gruuioro 6roit
Der cine luli1ocrpollc SHreibmold)ine
%er'runocn bat, Ole obcr bis ieBt feline
prottilhe Vcrluenouulg geluut0en bat;
Elm Sllftidiff bnlltc un0 mie0er Der.
bronlte, lul0 0n0crc yGrfinolnNcn"
aentod)t fat, tiinoct icbt cine neieGr.
tllloulg Oil. 3ielclbc bcitebt 0ariL
bel bciBem 9Scttcr Die NlcdoGdcr nit
Woiier ob5ufiiblen ulo ooS @oiier
pknn iiir Die YegicBung ocS 0ortena
jt D%erluenocr. 4oS @oiicr Der Sei-
tlttg mib notiirlid ourt R06ren oui
ooS Tod binouigeiiibrt mcrocn.
Eriifung iir 6rciItcllcn.
. Sn Der Shulc 9tr. I an Scr Ode
BON 6apette. nno @rcencitraBe unicr,
jogen lid gcitern 1t5 NppIifonten
bent @ron1cn fir 6reiitcGen in Der
WcGonogbsS dllIc. Sm 8nr5ell iuer.
Den 30 Stipenoicn an ben, %genonnten
Snltitiit geipdbrt.
ErotcItiren - 3ic Yeuobncr
Der @rccn Spring Yollep cirttliren
Fetitionelt, in ipelden lie oogegen
proteitircn, Dab Die NoroliheGelltrul
@obn o @eiellifoft ibnen Den GieuIt
,3iIge elt5iebt.
Stobl aus Sunger.- llrtcr
Der ACKNOWLEDGING, ongcblid) bon
Charles ar0bcr, gtr. 1901, Sombor0.
StroBe, jluei 2oibe 9roo geitoblen
III boberL muroe geitern Der II Sabre
ulte Charles Z. Smelling bon Cos
Ingeles, Gol., IN Der oitlihen. Bolt
5eiitotion Dem Hid)tcr S'Neill porgc,
filbrt, icood) bon Sebterem mieoer
cntloiien bo Sr. arobcr niht uiii BE.
itrofung brang. Snc0ing logtc, CT
iei tiir5lid) luegen idled)tcr 5iibrung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
@ic nuf oc,n SitbmuS.

Banana, -. Suni. - Alli Der
Geiic nod) Der Rcpltblif Ecrll, bel
lpcldcr CT 9lcid)ioll5 o%tfrcoitirt lit.
trof beltc Der Ainciiihc @cionotc 1T
@oiDington 8u Eing Sang, ans
Nctu-Oorf alli Dem SitbmlS cirt,
mllroc BON icincn biciigcn 2onoSlcu.
ten cn%tbuiioitiid) c%mpfongcn mo
mod)te oorm Dem ErGIi0cnten OboIs
Oia ieinc 9luiwortung. Sberitlicntcs
nnnt @octbols bat ibm g"citnttct, Den
aonol in Nugcnihcin 5u ncbncn,
uno er miro oobcr crit am IS. .. Nc.
ieinc Hciic nod Dem Siioen pon bier
iortIeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Sreiscbn 0urc

pr. Si6l. Gomenrod. Gin prof-
tiid)er Hof, pie Der oben iQuitrirtc,
lit fir Den 8cbroud) olti Der StroBc
itct5 notbuenoi9. GaS Mooca lit
eng onldIicBeno ltno mag obne Die
6nlbel am untcrcn Soitm gemod)t
meroclt. Slate Si,d)e, Eonom1,
&oile, Sinncr, GeiIings uno meidc
Ntlniie lino poiienoe Stoiie. Cas-
Wilitcr fommt in -, 81, 20, % uno
30 3ou 1oiacnnoB.
Gin Wliitcr oieier 2lrt miro gegen
@%inie1oung bon 10 Gents IN Silber
ODER 9ricinlorfen an irgcno cine
gorciic 9cianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Gnbe Der YfcrScrcnncn in Scras.

sort @ortb, Seros, ~. SUM-.
Mit @c1int ocS morgiNcn Cages
tritt oos Don Der Stootslc9iSlatur
poilirte ti.Rcnmucttcn.@ cics III
Strait. mo c9 iinb bercits Shrittc &C.
tborl, INN Die ~gclpobnten Hennen in
bicIcr Stoot, IN &oulton mo olti an
ocrcn tcroniihcn HcnnplGbcn Ocfini,
tin cin5ultcllen. Nan glollbt, Dob
bos nellc @eiet oct Yicrocrcmen I'M
Stoote ein fir oGe 0toI Elm gnoc
riahcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
8roscO @nsacnheim ucrihobcn.

GDico9o, 81, II, Slni. -
Ridtcr &onorc bat Die miinolide
&crbonolln1g iibcr Den Ero5cB, in
meld)cm bebolptct miro, Die Dor odt
Sobrcn crfollte gcrid)tlihc Shciolm1
Der Che 5piiden @roce .. @ug9cn-
beinl uno @iIliom 9. @u9geubeim
lei in bctriiacriidcr @ciie crruirft
iuorocn un0 Die Gbe bcitebe oober
ned tort, olii ocn 4. Sftobcr pcrid)o-
ben, neil oic NnmGltc mGbreno ocS
Sommcrs nidt in Chicago onucieno
iell lueroclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Gincgeto f 8nbrt. -
Sn eincn1 eiiernen Boot fibren &c,
tern Der Mniler . Sngcnieilr glireo
W. Guid mo Die coniultircnocn Nn.
genieurc Sobn HipleD S~rcenlon uu,o
Srcoerid y. StedrnS bllrf ocil iiebcr
SUB longen Sunnel, Der BON 2od)
Tnnen nod cafe Wontcbcllo iiibrt,
I'M Den 3ultano beS Sunnels uno
Den ourin bciinbliden Woiicritono SIT
p%rilfcu. Ger Sunnel bat II Sub
Snrdnlclicr mo oa Oarin unourd).
6rin9lldc Siniternib berriht mubten
Die Scrrcn Yehfafeln gebrouden.
9oltimorer ouf gehrun.
octem ca cr. - !Serr llno
6rou 3bonlos Wbitrioge nno oeren
&lnoer 6rl. Selen e. Nbitrioge
Sbomos Wbitrio9e, iun., nno Jrl.
q. y. Mbitrioge BON Nr. IA, McIt.
Nooiionltr, b%eiinoen lid inter ocn
gerctteten EoiIogieren oes Gamblers
.Sloponio" bon Der Gunaro. Sinic,
neld)er in Der Hdbc Der A5oren. ,5ll.
ieln i%trnnoetc.
Sr. Honoolp6 pcrfouft
ein Sans. - Sr. Sorolo Hul.
oolpb, Gireftor ocs Yeaboop = Sniti-
tuts, bot ieine Staotiuobnung 3r.
%, SIt BreitouItrnBe, on 3rou eli
iabetb anopp, 8ottin oes Srn. Gbos.
8. 9napp perfnuft.
Siplone 0 III &
ii bcrreih t. - Sn DER .geooemp
OF tic Tiiitotion" OIL Bart r Npcntc
mo GentreItroBe iono om 6reitos ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Welcitiprnh.

Sin 9Iiidlides 3eitolter lit besbolb
gar nift nlogIidL neil Die Wenid)en
cS mir luilnidcn mollcl, obcr nidlt
hobclt l%uoIlcn, ul0 icber ctn5elne,
iucrn ibm cute Gage tommctL form.
lid nm ltnrllbc uno Glcno bcten
lernt. 3o9 Sdidlol oeS Wenlhcn lit
olif 9liiflid)e Nilgenblide ein9eridtet
- ic0eS Scbcn bat ioldlc ober nid)t
nif 1liidlidc 3eit.
Sr. q lie 3 d c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
elnf Den 8cleiicn aCtOStct.

-
Gle t9-iGbriee 6ran5iSto @oiiofi bel
Stone Soltie Coupe" ilberiobren
uno oet0otct. - Ger II Sabre
oltc :. s. g. &incort olti Den @e'
Iciicn Scr Sarfprb.RooosSinie foot
oui9cfunoen.
Gin bcooiterIidcr lln9liidStol CT
ci9nctc lid gcitern Nbcno fltr5 nab
8 llbr 3mii6en Stone SOuie Gopc"
utO ocn nSiib-8oltmiore Gor-gScr-
fen. Sic 10 Sabre olte 6runBiafo
Soliufi unO Der gleiholtrige SomeS
@eelrpriobt befonben lid ouf Dem
@e0c nod @ugner'S Eoint uno lie
len ocn ShiencnltrGngcn cntlang. Sn
Der NGbe Der obeneup0bnten Stclle
nGberte lid ibnen Gin StroBenbobn.
@nqgon, unb che tic 3eit botten ats
5utucitcn, moren 9cioe pom @uggon
octrniIen mo nic0cr9crannt. Gas
MGodcn mlrroe oitf Der Stellc oet6o-
tct ulo @echuri9ht ooS rcd]tc @cit
pom Scibc 9etrennt. &l elmer SUIT
Idle brud)tc nlolt ocn 2ebteren nab
Dem 9ultimorer StoOt-N oipitol. Ter
Motoriiibrer bcS @oggons, Charles
Sd)ulb. CAB BET leiller Scrbottlula
oil, OoB CT Hienlun0cn olli Den I8c-
lciien bcnlcrfte. Selltc Nod)mittog
nm 4 llbr miro Goroncr Or. Sorton
eincn [Sllqucit obDoltan.
Snube pom circm . ubn5ll0
ibcrfnbren.
2llrS nod 6 llbr 9cltern I6cl0
lpuroe Der ~ Sabre dlte GScr0inon0
&. Qotrobe Ninebort bon Nr. SIT.
IiSoltitb.S troBe Sobn bon Ser0i-
no1to uuo Sole Hincbnrt, bon Dem
&oiioqier5ug Nr. 1919 Der n9olti'
more. 81 9obu" IN Der Rdbc Der
Sorioro . Hooo iibcrIobren mo on-
ocnblidlih getoofct. @ie iid) Der lln'
ioQ Sltrllg, lit nidt bcfonnt, jcboh
lcitcte Coroner 9orlltber ioiort eirc
llntcrilldltn9 Gin. Ger 2ei6nnm oaS
annben muroe nod Der Mobnmtg
elmer Sontc, Sri, Soltro Hinebort.
bel irelfcr Der @cto0tete mo6nte.
iiberfiibrt. Nod1 Ingobe bon Sri,
hinebort ging Der Silngc geItertl
Nod)mittog INN : llbr nit mcbrcren
&nobcn BON @oiiia neg. 0ic Glterll
beS GcrurgIiidten lebcn getrcnnt ma
tpnltc ibr Nufentboltsort gciterll
Nbcno uiht o%uSfinoig 0entodt mcr'
6cll.
3luei 3citung&iun0c pcr.
lest.
@eitern Nad)mitt10 fiel Der
Sabre oltc 3eitilngSiutge NihoIoS
Sort1nom BON Nr. 2it, Siio.Wa.
bciro.S troBe, OIL Der Baltimore. mo
@oliesS troBBe BON einem StroBen.
bn6nnoggon Der gritio.Sia. gpcnuc-
Clinic. ST iblug NIT Dem Sint2r,
topf olli Dos StrnBcnpfloiter olti
rlO erIitt cine it%n1cr5boftc @crlet.
sung Die bon Er. NJ. Houc bon Nr.
1895, Oit-9oltimlore.S trobc, perbltn.
Den nuroc. Ter anobc iuuroc oulrtl
i'll Der ambulon5 oes oItlihell 81.
ltrlfts 1af ieiner @obnrurg gebroft.
Sin anocrer 3citlnlgsiungc, Der II
Sabre olte WtidlocI @oirgb bon DIR.
2O21 9onf.S troBe, iiel geIternAbcro
ON Srooomop unO Erott.S troBc Don
elnem Wuggon Der Mooiion, 9(penlle.
Sitie. fam obcr nit Soutihiirfungcn
I'M @clidt oouon rno fonnte obllc
Vellton0 nod) Sonie gebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
an %Oerfnufcn:
Ginc Idl0nc Tarnl,

rnbe Der ncicn cIeIiriidbcl Yabn, SO glder, 80
In auItur 1lro IS ySaIh; bit arten 9pocn;
ltones 9anS NIT . Gdumet; 900 aIte lirc 1b0
bicie 5drm fcbcit. I'M Iie al luiiroieen. Grcis
mar $1,000, einfhIiebli6 tdnIniIibe Sllocntar5.
Taf5ufrnac1 bel Scrntaun Sabcngpup, 3in,.
MGR Gr. 723-127, Gather Gftate Building,
Er. iii, auro'Gburlss.S trahe.
(Sspt1 ,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

'NNJ EN''tN hNDNls
------
Senti8e 6eitlidfcitc. 49,
Ter ~@oetbe i. Wiinb Nr. 1" peron.
Itoltct bciltc in Wcber'S Yarf an Der
Sarioro Hono iein 80. Stiitun0S-
telt, 81 peld)em Ole nntliftigitenBor.
bercitlnacn gctroficn noroen lino.
Ter o@crn1onio Guortctt.
GLIB" croffnct iein GlubbollS AT
Wcltport, lueldeS Grei1Itib in ser ito.
lifcn iibclen @ciie begongen miro.
- Ger o@onubrinls . SSiirgerocr.
cilt" gcocrlft irobeS tuloen ollf Sserrp
@roue 5li perbringen.
Ger oSdmei5er SAB Club"
ueronItoItet citen Nusilug nod Moic.
oolc.
SIN Sncnbot4. - Gin @o6p,
bas MIR = Fiuno mo Z llnSel luiegt,
lpuroe fiir5lid) im S~ncubator I'M
electric Hnrf untergebrod)t. 9aS
min5igc ainod)en lit Elm Gnfel ocs
YoItomIt Snipettors Wioior Sooton.
6rou &. 4. Soofnbill lit bic Mlltter
oe8 ainbea, mel6eS Gnoe Wtai gebo.
rem lpuroc.
1T MAI loiltete bic Glltihei.
Dung bon Coroner Srloler pom 0ltlis
dlclt Iiitrift IN bent SaQe 6eS 26
Sabre ultcn Glnler aeoglc BON Nr.
1921, Noro . 0olfeitrobe, oeiien2cid).
nam onn 6reitog Nodmittng i'm
Shiuimmbolin oes Fatterion.EorfS
a%ufgeinmocn mllroc.
pot y efer pcrhntet. -
!Sr. I6onl s. Siltbpelter, ein 50
Sabre after gpotbefcr Don Nr. 2iS,
8reencitrabe, murbe geitern gbenb
fI1r5 llod) s llbr pom Den @e6eimpoli.
5iiten Charles NJ aobler unb @olter
VI. Sefcure inter Der Anibilloigung
perboitet, Der GitQe Sarris bon pr.
408. Noro,E ocaitroBe, unb Dem @ol.
ter @Datt BON 9tr. Oil, YoDoitraBe,
Worpbiim perfouft 81 baben, obne
oob Die beioen @enonnten Elm Gr5tli-
DIES atteit prGlentirten. Sr. Sut1s
iuelfer miro beutc 0ormittug Dor 80.
li5eiridter Soocn Elm Tcrbor 81 bette
ben baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Or. 74t. 1910 mo 1919, Wc6enrbsS trnBc,
$1,000 fir ieoes Nnus; ~nieoriGe @u3gaben; puie
3ft6diee Sdiifcr; lei6te Gehinquuqcr. gudl3us
fraeen bel enmrel y. SaHtb, Wr. stt, SoniuS.
Strafc. CUluii7,tWND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
5000
5000
Gtmas Wemcs:
2Ghne o6ne Hlattcn.

- 0ieIes Gbffem e~rForoerf fetn
euaiieben, beruridhi bdber auh feline Gdner'
ser. 5aben %odiieIbe stisieben, bieielbe Pirfs
fdnfeii mno fiiblen iih al luie nntiirIi6e 3dbue.
Ginaeinueue 9ciidter ueroen normal aerid6t.
Heru6fe 2eute brau6en fi6 Mot 3u farbten,
ibre 3dbre 6ebanoeln 8l Iafen.. g8ir fronen
ale WEr5eIn uno Stfirtpfe obne auS5ieben.
SerunterfaIlenoe pIdtten iuerbeH olrh unfere
neiie AuiiaueesIletbooe feitiiBeno gerta6t nos
bmrd gffen sum Beraniisen fpirb.
@an5e 5ahugebtiie $500 rnb $500; aae "a.
raHttrt. 6pibfrpnrn $500 bis $500; aae "a.
rantirt. Brii6en.Arbeit $500 big $500. Cob
Or. &. %. Derltn, beuffder 3attar5t,
SIR. 8ff, prb.Spiuart-etrnbe.
GbrcdftitHben eboits H. tlbr SvrmttIagS Biz Q
ltbr shetibs: Scnntaas bon 9 6is 1.30 llbr.
gtattirf IL 1ahre. fOftSbsr7--)
(4Qai24, T&S--) au Srt mo Stene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13
Serlauet @Gnncr nnS Snabcu.
@erlangt i'm Gagcmcincn.
ssutfdes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .giirtan.
Steaengciude.
Stencaefuh:

Gin lbrmadber sgebiilie an erobcn nno tIeis
men ilbren iubt Stenung. Nnb8ufragen III
Ssr. 81, Srpun's Zane. (l64-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

Gu ucrtnnfcn.
$135 0uGr, seii bon 1910 geaet SOpptbcf.
fauielt ons orciitodiae @uu9 gtr, 9t3, MicSos
longbt Strabc; ~llnIoiten 500; Girliinitc $50.
@eicridlmibt, Tr. pa, ct. EaAl Strnhc.
U62-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-13

e1E00 fnufen Gin f6bnes 9eirt, 2O--22
y -2i Noros9a riots u be, sfuis
f6cn 5nirnlpuni. apcnle uuo Baltimore Strabe,
nit Genlcnts1rottoir, sSlcuer itHo zoGfe, eniaiG
lirte 8aoe5ininer nllb S8ni6itdnoer, abBu9sfn.
nal lnb f~fatiorirc 9Snit5u0er. 500 Snur II.
Der Meit In fpod,entltber SabIlngen fnter leid'
ten .Eebingunaen.
(f00 9aar unb $7,05 pro Bo6e faufen
y W cine iener tb6nen Notwithstanding
gen, gr. 635. $50 II. I. 10, @orfu6 : sbe1ue,
Seder. Rnr! biiien; bier @epierte 6fili6 bon
Der gorfsHoao. ~gsaegoiis fabren an Der 29ire
burbei.
9owaro Z. eturd, anf hem 9Inbe, ODER 9iin.
MR. SO I'M @tiatbtr.Gebdube, ct. gnnIs ilio
SaDetiesStrabc. (Sunit7 ,1J,1GS)
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Fplton were in
Minot Friday shopping.
Mr.. Anthony Senger and family
attended church at Surrey Sunday.
Messers. John, Harry and James
Obryan and their sister Hazel were
visitors at A. D. Bortiliers Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Megre was in Minot a
few days last week visiting friends.
Miss Hazel Gibbons and Miss Grace
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15

w. H. Reighart has returned from
journey thru Texas and other
points of the south. He reports that
his brother-in-law, Lemuel Wright
is nicely located at Austin, Tex,
where he is attending the law de-
partment of the state university. Mr..
Reighart took a long ride on the
Gulf, and visited the most import
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15

we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Barber Saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Norwich
gave a social at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening we presume
it was success.
The Sunday school gave a program
Sunday at the Presbyterian church
also Rev. Warren addressed the peo-
pie on the Resurrection of Christ.
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15
Norwich Items,

There isn't much farming done yet
in this vicinity as it stays so very
cold. A few farmers have been try
ing to plow. ...
Mrs. M. H. Whistler is in very poor
health. She was In Minot Friday
consulting doctor. We hope she
will soon be in good health.
Mr.. e. H. Ray and wife of Surrey
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15

Middleton were absent from school
a few days this week.
Miss Bessie Barber is attending
school again, after an absence of
weeks.
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15

B. D. 0lazer Of the Branch left
Tuesday night for the east where
he is buying his summer stock.
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15

T. e. Rue has returned to hls
Glenburn farm, after taking u busl-
ness course in q st. Paul Business
College.
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15

ant cities. He reports the opportu1-
tiles great in the state. but says that
many are likely to be disappointed
at that.
The Ward County independent., 1909-04-15
Our Millinery Department

al
sold sold the Knowing the
last and looks though will have Your
place for hats here
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-06
Ths Best Food for Workers.

The best food for those who work
with hands or brain Is never high
priced.
The best example of this Is found In
Quaker Scotch Oats. 1t stands at the
top among foods that supply nourish-
ment and vigor. without taxing the di-
gestion, and yet 1t Is the least expen-
sive food one can eat.
This great food value and low cost
make it an ideal food for families who
want to get the greatest good from
what they eat.
Laborers, factory or farm hands. fed
plentifully on Quaker Scotch Oats will
work better and with less fatigue than
II fed on almost any other kind of
food. All of these facts were proved
and very interesting information
about human foods were gathered by
Professor Fisher of Yale University in
1908. In addition to the regular pack
age Quaker Scotch Oats is packed in
large size family packages either with
or without china dishes. 3
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-06
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Maj. Andrew 8. Rowan. of the 18th
infantry. who carried General Miles
message to Garcia" at the outbreak
Of the war with Spain, will be retired
in December, after more than thirty
years service.
The Aeronautic Society has filed in
the United States Circuit Court at
New York its an1wer to the suit
brought by Orville and Wilbur Wright
for an alleged Infringement of the
aeroplane patent held by them, max
ing general denial of all the claims Of
the Wrights.
Two new treasury officials were
sworn into office November 1st. Leo
McClung took the oath as United
States treasurer and A. Platt Andrew
as director of the mint.
Thomas F. Walsh has been named
chairman of the joint committee ct
Washington and Baltimore which
hopes to land the aviation meet of the
world for the capitol OF the United
States next year. Large sums have
already been subscribed by the busi-
ness men Of Washington toward de-
fraying the expenses Of the great air.
ship congress.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-06
GENERAL NEWS.

John D. Rockefeller has announced
that he will give $1,000,000 to fight
the hook worm disease.
Insurance for those who go up in
flying machines is the latest form OF
policy brought out by an enterprising
Scottish casualty insurance company.
The income Of assessment life in
surance companies in New York is less
than half what 1t was ten years ago,
while the fraternals are increasing
rapidly.
Samuel Adams, superintendent OF
the public schools of Pittsburg, Pa, is
appalled by the recent football fatali-
ties and takes strong stand against
the game. He considers it worse than
prize fighting.
Flying over the BTooklands motor
track at London, Louis Paulhan, the
French aviator, broke the English rec
ord for altitude, reaching the height
Of 100 feet. He used biplane.
py the terms Of the will of the late
Dr Lew /. Shoemaker Of Wilkes
barre. Pa, Yale university Is given
more than $500,000 to be used In the
medical department Of the Institution.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-06
BUT LOSES ITS GRIP ON BILLION
DOLLAR plSBuRSE-
MENTS.
MOST OF TICKET FAILS
REPUBLICAN EU ION FORCES
CONTROL BOARD OF AP.
PoRTIoNMENT.

New York.-Tammany elected an.
other mayor Of Greater New York
Tuesday, but lost its grip on city
finances. William J. Gaynor OF
Brooklyn swept the five boroughs to
victory as mayor by at least 10000
plurality. defeating Otto Barnard. Re.
publican-fusion. and William r.
Hearst. Independent. He failed. how.
ever. to carry his ticket with him. and
the Republican-fusion forces will con-
troll absolutely the Board of Estimate
and Apportionment which will dis.
burse approximately a billion dollars
during the administration.
This is more than half a defeat for
Tammany. for the control OF the
Board of Estimate was one of the
principal issues of the campaign. In
addition the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
elected Charles S. Whitman district
attorney of New York county. He
defeated George G. Battle. the Demo-
cratic nominee, by at least 1900 plu-
rality, and John Shea for sheriff over
c. D. Sullivan. Democrat. by approx
imately 10000.
Reform control of the Board of Es.
innate is insured by the election OF
the following Republican-fusion nomi-
nees:
Comptroller-William A. Prender-
gast, defeating Robert r. Moore by
approximately $4,000.
President of the Board OF Alder
men-John P. Mitchell, defeating
John F. Calvin by approximately 54.-
900.
President of the Borough Of Man
hattan-George McAneny defeating
Joseph Haag by approximately $4,000.
President of the Borough OF Brook
lyn-Alfred Esteers. defeating John
H. McCooey by approximately $4,000.
In addition to the foregoing, indf-
cations point to the election of the
following Republican-fusion nomt-
nees:
President of the Borough OF the
Bronx-Cyrus C. Miller, defeating A.
H Murphy.
President of the Borough Of Rich.
mond-George Cromwell, defeating
Mccormack.
Hearst, once defeated in his contest
for the mayoralty against Mcclellan
in 1905, went down again Monday,
with a total of only about 100000
votes. as against approximately 245,-
900 for Gaynor and 174.000 for Ban
nard.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-06
RhilateIy Of Aviation.

One OF the very few genuine "vari-
cites" in stamps is announced. It
would be more correct to say 1t Is a
rare postmark. Rare 1t will be II in
terested parties did not take advan-
tage Of the occurrence and have ad-
dressed to themselves thousands of
envelopes bearing the mark. 1t seems
that during the now historical avia-
ton week at Rheims temporary
postoflce was set up on the aviation
ground and all letters there posted
bearing the ordinary French stamps
were postmarked INSTRUMENTATION" J"
besides the various service marks.
The marking stamp was hexagonal
instead Of round. These stamps will.
no doubt, be curiosities. Time will
tell whether they will be sought after
like the unnecessary Brunei provision
ais, which in the aggregate must have
fetched Just as high a sum as the
years revenue of the swamp In
which they were Issued.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-06
Hated to Take the Money.

Frank l. Cobb. the chief editorial
writer of the New York World, was
on a vacation in the Maine woods
cnce when Joseph Pulitzer, owner of
the World, wanted to communicate
with him. Mr.. Pulitzer sent Cobb a
cipher message.
Presently country operator drove
in to the Cobb camp and handed Cobb
the message, which read something
like this:
-aggrandizement- - grit
-gerald-roderick - hopscotch -
hamfat-publicity."
There's dollar to collect for de-
livering that message" said the opera
tor, but hate to take it. Somebody
along the line got it all balled up.
end they amt no sense to it."