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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
sONs OF VETS AT LOTHIAN.
May Be Headquarters Of District Or
 ganfxatiOn.


 Dothan, July 7.-(Special.)- is asking to be made headquarters for the Third Congressional District or ganization of the United Sons of Con- federate Veterans, and Dothan doesn't usually ask for a thing 1t is not en- tiled to.
 Dr. Clarence J. Owens, who has re- gently been chosen commander, is favorably inclined to having headquar- ters established in Dothan, and there is no question that Dothan Nn have one fthe biggest camps of United Sons of Confederate Veterans in the country when organization is, under taken, for Dothan is built up with young men who are sons of the Con- federate soldiers.
 All trains are now leading to Dothan and 1t is easily accessible to the great est number of people. movement is on foot to organize a local camp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
SEA DOGS ASSEMBLE. Big Fleet to Engage in Summer
 MaUAmvara

Rockport. Mass, July 7.-The asst m- bling of the large and powerful fleet of war vessels that are to engage In summer maneuvers off Cape Cod. be- gan shortly before noon today off the Twin Lights of Cape Ann.
 An hour later ten slate colored bat tleships a dozen torpedo boats and destroyers and bevy of smaller craft had reported to Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder, stationed on his 1lagship, the Connecticut, while far out at sea could be seen the smoke of others hastening to the rendezous. Tn maneuvers will begin tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
Three E.cape Prison.

Mount Clemens, Mich., July With files believed to have been presented to them by confederates through a small ventilating window three men sawed their way out of their Cells in the Jail here last night. They are James Courtney and James Kelley, al-
 legged robbers of the New Baltimore Postohlce, and Frank Smith, charged with burglary. A strange launch was seen in the river last night and it is believed that the three men were taken across Lake St. Clair to Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
COMPILING STATISTICS
 ON CITY'S FINANCES

S. M Grogan, of Atlanta, is in
 Montgomery, engaged in compiling statistics as to the citys finances. for I>the United States Department cf Com
 merce and Labor. The statistics deal
 with Montgomery's tax rate, its tax
 returns, its bonded indebtedness, and all such figures indicative of the re- sources and condition of the munich pality.
 Similar statistics for all cities of the country are compiled each year
 Mr. Grogan was in Montgomery dur ing last November, when he gathered
 the statistics for 1907. He will be en- gagged On the task for probably two waeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
Alien Kills Burglar.

Sheffield. July 7.--(Special )-Meagre advices have been received in this city of the killing of an American in Pan anna, by Charles Allen, formerly a resident of Sheffield. It appears that the man killed was in the act of burglarizing Aliens home when he was fired on by the latter. Allen was re- leased on bond at his preliminary hearing. Allen left Sheffield several years ago. and has been in Panama some time. He married Miss Minnie Chitty, of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
DOGS ARE SLAUGHTERED. j.
Heroic Methods to Prevent Epidem
 of Rabies.

of Rabies.
 Crowley, La, July Lone hundred and seventy-fiv dogs had been shot down on the streets of this little town at late hour last night. Fol lowing the biting of a large number of persons by alleged mad dogs during the last few weeks of intensely hot weather. an order was issued to shoot all dogs which were found running at large.
 In consequence, Crowley's small po- lice force has been kept busy trying their craftsmanship On the numerous packs of lean and hungry looking ca- hines which have infested the streets here for many years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
ENDORSES NAVAL BASE.
Governor Haskell Aids New Orleans'
 Efforts,

New Orleans, July 7.-Local commer- cial organizations are very much elat- ed over the responses which they have received to their communications rela- tive to the building of . fortified naval base at the mouth of the Mississippi river. The latest to indorse the prop osition Is Governor Haskell, of Okla homa, who says:
 q am one of those who believe that the navigation of tho Mississippi and its principal tributaries Is of first im- portance to the American people. In order to preserve its navigable~ charac- ter this defense must be completed"
 Governor Haskelrs endorsement has been addd to those of Governor Deneen. of Illinois: Governor Sessey, of South Dakota and others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
Commits Double Crime.

New Orleans, July 7.-Charles Buron, a baker. shot and killed Fran cois Calomes. a collector. in a French market restaurant shortly after IA o'clock this afternoon and then plac- ing the smoking revolver against his own head, inflicted what Is believed to be a mortal wound. Buron had been recently expelled from a mutual benefit association for alleged non- payment of dues. In a letter which was found in his pocket after he had been taken to the hospital he claimed that Calomes was responsible for his financial embarrassment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
AXE GOES WRONG WAY.
Stake Driver Meets Death In Peculiar
 Manner.

Atlanta, July 7.-R. L. Terrell died at Grady Hospital here today, the victim of one of the strangest accidents which has come under the observation of the authorities. Terrell was a laborer at the new Forsythe Theatre yesterday and was told to drive some stakes in- to the ground.
 He took an axe and was raising the blunt end. As he poised the axe high above his body for a blow a falling timber struck 1t and driving 1t down behind him, in the opposite direction from which Terrell intended 1t to fall. sank the keen edge several inches into his back. barely missing the spine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
Eshelman's Death Subject of U. O. V
 RennlufiOnn

New Orleans. July 7.-Omcial cogni- zance of the death of Colonel Benjamin ?. Eshelman. was taken last night by the United Confederate Veterans. when Adjutant General and Chief of Stan William D. Mickle. issued, at the direc- ton of General Clement A. Evans com mander in chief, an order eulogixtng the civil war-commander of the famous Washington Artillery.
 The order calls attention to Colonel Esheiman's record in the Confederate army and expresses regret over the loss to that organization in the death of the colonel. Colonel Esh helman died early yesterday morning at Narragan- sett Pier, Rhode Island. where he was spending the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
BURNS IN LAvATORY.
Peculiar Accident Occurs On Train fin
 Oregon.

Oregon.
 Wallowa, Oregon, July 7.-Dr. c. A. Ault. of Enterprise. Ore. suffered serious burns as the result of DO. culiar occurrence on a train yester. day,
 The physician was in the lavatory when an intoxicated logger forced his way in and in a maudlin effort to drink from them. dropped two Slasks of whiskey, both flasks breaking After lighting a cigar the man threw the flaming match into the spirits and the lavatory was aflame instantly.
 Before Dr. Ault could open the door he was overcome by the fumes and heat Trainmen discovered his pre- dieament in time to save his life
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
ruua for Desconesses,

Chicago, July 7.-Plans have been completed whereby a permanent en- dowment fund of $5oo.000 for the ben eft of aged deaconesses affiliated with tha Methodist peaconess Association is to be established in Chicago. The founder of the endowment. Norman w. Harris, Chicago banker, has given the first 31oo,o0o toward the ufnd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
BoYKIN TRIAL CONTINUED.
State Counsel Warns Against Resum
 ing Business.

Norfolk, Va, July 7.-H. E. Roykin and R. B. Daugherty, of Boykin and Company, indicted yesterday with Jul ian Price, of Greensboro. N C., an all legged third partner. and Price and Company, incorporated. of Baltimore. for alleged violation of the Virginia anti-bucket shop laws today secured a continuance of their trials until July IA.
 Commonwealth Attorney Triton threatened to raid Boykin and Com pany if they attempted to resume business Counsel for defense gave notice of injunction application and threatened the commonwealth's attor- ney with contempt proceedings if he directed a raid in the face of this mo- tification.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08

After July I, 1909, passengers on lines of Montgomery Traction Company over thres years old must pay full fare.
 w. J. GINNAVAN, tt If. General Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
THE NEW FARLEY NATIONAL BANK
 of MOntKomery.

DIVIDEND NO. s.
 At c meeting of the Directors of this Bank held June 3oth. 1909. the usual quarterly dividend of and one-half per cent (i l-2 per cent) was declared on the capi- fal stock of this bank, payable on and after Juiy Ist 1909, and in addition $2.b00.00 wa carried to Surplus Account
 June 30. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of Montgomery.
 nTVTnENn NOTICE

At 6 meeting of the Board of Directors of this bank held June 30th, 1909, the usual semi annual dividend of four per cent C per tcent) was declared payable on after July s7st. 1909. to stock holders of record of 2. A. JOSH JONES.
 2 s-iok Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
DE GIAE. SsI1:IIl8S I 5
NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN:-
 Take notice that will not be responsible For any debts contracted by my wife, Ida Reynolds. R. L. REYNOLDS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
 of Montgomery.
 DIVIDEND NO. 5e. At . meeting of the Directors of this bank, held today, the usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of two per cent G per cent) was declared payable and after July 1st ko Stockholders of record June s0th, 1908. June 2sth. 1909.
 A. s. wOOLFOLK. s-lo-t Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-08
EULoGIxE WAR VETERANS.

may be told. 1t is said. as an actual de- ficit may present itself.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

@obren0 Der ~ Stltnoen ieincr
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fabrten boben Die Slrbinen MoIfi
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I'M Dies 5it erringelt. opfcrte ober
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nNorth Eofoto" g~eItern Mprecn DIT.
lid bonn Bolton 2eudttburm Dor sl,.
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reguliren uno Die Woifinerie ~ Glen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
9cnunsirt Goof ais G6arlatun.

9ittcrer Inbriff 6eS NomiroI5 Gbcitcr
oui ben NoropoI= Gntocfer - DC
f6lld)te Yuf5eifnungen uno Oil.
Der.
@uibington, Q. g., s. 9topem.
Der. - Iomirol Goblin VI. 9beItcr,
0tttalieo 0es Gomites Der 8eoeropbis
ihen 8eieIlihaft, peItes Die 9eueilc
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bon Dem, lunS Commander Ycorp
c%onItntirt bat, bin if) 5u benz politi
ben ShlltB 0elongt, Bob Or. Goot Elm
GbarIoton lit. 0ir BADEN Gommon-
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6uB Or. Gnof, ola er Dor 5luei Sobrclt
nad) @aibington gcfonmcn lei Ino
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inn uno mebreren Nnoeren gciogt
babe: oNotiirIid, Dos Bib BON mir
ouf Dem @ipfeI oes gerge5 lit ein
Soborotori1m.Yilo, - elm ,6ote".
US lOar nergelteut, llloeln ld) Selllz
moto iiber einen Gid oropirtc.
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llebmen. % nor fem Yulft, BON
iuelfem aus mir Die 9iloer b0tteu
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b0ditcn Eunft %befodoeil. limo idl
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Der ieicn edit. @ntmeoer bat or oo-
mails geIogen, ober jebt. HuBerocnt
5eigen feline @iIoer 2nno. uno mir
ipiiien, Dob BON Der Sobe fem 2ono
liftbor it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Carrie ,uicocr cinmal %ucrounncrt.

Ncm Onrf, s. Noucmbcr.
Carrie 9%tntion, bic bcriidtigtc Cent
peren5.S outc aus annios, ipllroc in
bicii0cn @crid)t lucgcn ulorocntlid)cn
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llebcr lire Ncrllrtbeilnng nor lie
b6dIidit cr5iirl1t. Wit ouigcreNtelt
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merit tIor, oob ibr @ott beioblcn
babe, Den Noucnpiubl Nelu- 0orf 81!
r%ell1Igen. Sic logte, Elm Eoli5iit bubc
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rullf ms @ciiht 5it blnien. Sehr
cntltleocn lucieerte lic Iid, ooS &c,
toroertc Strnfgelb III b%e5ablcn. Sli
Der 3cllc Itelltc lih bcroits, DOB tic
OoH notbfucnoige aleingelb i1id)t 5ilr
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bali ibr ans ser Gerlegcnbeit, mo tic
mitroe nod fltr5em Serlpeilcn billtcr
Den ldmeOiId)cn Warhincn c1tlnIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Snrncr taoEln Gait.
Seine 3uiommelltunit nit bert
ErGiiocnten Gio5 itoBt ouf ifor-
len Erotcit in Der Gugineung oe3
Gbica0ocr 9e3irfS. 1.

len Erotcit in Der Gugioeung oe5
Gbicogocr 9e3irfS.
Gbtcngo, 81, 8. Nouembcr.
Sn Der Sole besG urnpereinS eide"
III Dem ais Bennington befnnlttrli
StoottbciIc 1Iobm 9eitcrn Ole So.
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llnQiinitig; eS lit nit oieiem 9c3irf
IN Der lcsten ;3cit ltorf bcrgob gegol1,
acn. yIbnnbnle Der WitgIieoer5obl."
bciBt c$ III 0em 9criht, ytbeilmeiic
oocr 9Gnjlid)c Giniteaung oeS SllrI.s
bctrlcbS itn0 cine ric oogelucicnc
8leidaiilti9fcit Dem Bereine gcgcl;.
ilber, 0oo Iin0 Ole Werfmolc, bic ii6
inns nllr 81 oroltiid) o%ilfor0ngen mo
gcGcn Die man Die IuDen rid)t mebr
ucrIfltcBen hnrf."
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nod nit Ntiibc mo Notb iiber @oi.
ler gebolten perOer uno Die Mietbt
fir cine Sulle follnl nod onf5ubrin
gen pcrnlo9en, miro Die Grrid)turg
elmer I'M Snncrn Der Stoot eelegc.
llcn Central Slrnbnle nll9cregt. Icr
Sdlllb oes Verid)t5 lo,ttet mie folgt:
rMild) fonncn mir ms nid)t Der
Cbatiod)e perihlieBelt, DOB Die Ser.
Stontcn lid gum 9iittcl enropoiIhct
mo omerifoniiher Geipoten mib.
broufen loiien. 8enn olid) YrGii.
bent Snft nit Der TRADITION brcd)er
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iioent Der Ser. Staoten frcnroc3
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hod) ilid)t ein, morilm cS eeraoc Dir
blutbeiIedtc 9ano oeS YrGiioe1tcu
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mubte, Die or 5ilerit oriidte. IornoG
fornte Damn Der G5ar lino in ihoner
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lolte inns nid)t gleihgiiltia %loiier,
lnb nit ben, gou3en Seuer eolcli
Ibi6eus ioaten mir geeen ein 81.
item proteitircil. onS oet Yr1iioe1.
teif cii,er Republif Sipit9t, iid) OILS
neutrality-suspicious. benuser jill loi.
ieit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Sampfer ,Hrruiu's" Mnlbcnr.

Sonou5fp, g., s. Hopember.-
Ter '5miidcn bier llnb pcrid)ieoenet
Gllleln prrfChrenbe Eaiiagicroompfer
Slrrow 9erictb beite ari ieillem @eae
blertcr IN 6olge leihten NebelS aus
lcircm aurS unb lici onf einem &iif
teIt. Die See gine sur 3eit bod uno
man belt Bic Gage beS Gampfers 81.
eft filr cine ~aei1brlid)e, aGein cine
lliiterIiifu1l9 bat ergeben, bob ct
otne groBe S6mieriafeit nieber ilott
gcnlott lucrOcn fam. Die meiiteu
orr 81 Foiiogiere iino bereits ans
2ono bei0roert moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Wcrbaftnng iupauiidJcr Cffi5icrc ami
Nnuaii.

SonolulM s. Noucmbc r.-GrCi
&oponer, ole Oiii5icrc III Der jopo.
niiten }trmcc gepcien icin ioncn,
purocn bier uerboftet. oils iie obne
GrIoubniB oo3 beige Sort Hu9cr be.
trctcn bottcn mo begonnen, photo.
9ropbiidc Nlrinobmcn ST MAIDEN. IS
EciBt, bel ibrcr Gcrboitltng bGtten lid
3cihmungClt Der Gage iGnlnltlider
Sorts III ibrcm gciib porgciunocn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

Den @%bouoiniiten un0 Greibuno-@ egs
llcrn i'm itolieniihen Seere Der aamm
gang geIpoltig geidhuoucn. Sic tr1ll-
men BON elmer 9luiun5 nit 8uBIano
u1l0 elnem &riegc gegeu SeitreidJ.
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bnllptete 9cltern, OoB cin oItreidiid)-
ltoIlcnilher arieg unpermeiolid) lei
mo in CONNER 1911 beginner luer-
DC. Der bette 8eipei8 oofiir, ooB bic
ltolIcnllde Hegierllnq eincn Gonflift
nit Dem iebigen &erbiinoeten erlpar,
tct, ltegt Oorin BOB lie obioIllt feline
Torbercitnngen fir ole international
lc Ilsltcurntg triift, ole in 5luei Sob.
rem bier itottfinOen ioQ", iaatc Scr
OItljler. oOb9Ieih iuit ole gtatio.
mem, nit Nusnobme Der Ser. Stau-
ten. ibrc SetbCiligumg an Der Mus
telling 5ugela9t boben, lit nod nift
Ole 8erlngIte &erluiuigung iiir bic
lclbc gentndt iuor0cn. Die Hegic.
rltnA bebuuptet fem @elo fir 0oa
llrter1ebmen 81 bobcn, bat ober 20.
100000 Sire fir Die 9efeiti9ung ocs
SuteIla bon NnCono oltS0etporfcnL
olla mcldbem Elm @ibrnltor am 9lOrio.
tiItclt Nicer 9en1od)t mcroen iou, bis
Der Intermediates &ricg fonmnt."
Gin t ii Of er @or.
d lag.
&on0on, s. Nouember. 49, Illrd
cine bon Der bieiigen &rciie ouge.
nlcin ais cine %un0loublid)e @eiiibl8-
robeit be5eidnetc, mcrtmiiroigc glel.
Berlu8 bat Der Mopor bon 8lpmoutb
cincn Sturm Der GutriiItung erre9t.
Ger @ilrgernleiltcr mar e%inqclooen
morocL um 6reitog elmer Geriomms
hung sur 9eiprefung BON Yl0nen
iiir Die Serbeiierlulg Der 6iiriorge
fir SdNpoGiiuniqe bei6umobnen.
Stott lid cin5uiinOen, ionote CT einen
Iollgcr Brief, in melfem er II. u.
logt:
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foitipielige @eb1uoe in ben aeiunoc-
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rung mo EerpilcQunq Der @l0oiinli-
gen aus, in oercu @ebirn niemals
Elm 6ltnfcn Der S~nteaigen5 glinlmen
miro. Gas nennt man Sllmnnitdt.
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Qrobc 6ortidrittc gcntod)t, ooB cs
ei1 &eidteS fem ioatc, 0ieIe Soioten
ihmer5lo& in Die Gluigteit ST befors
bern mo lie bon Dem &eben ST er.
l0ien. oos fiir Iic ielbit teinen Mcrtb
hat mo nm Gill Tegcfeller fir tic lit.
Dtcilter Npiid)t nod p1rc co uiel Der.
nilnftiQer, 0as plCIc 8clb, 0oS an Die
9%l0Oiinuigcn peridpuenoct miro, sur
GrridJtlm0 pom GntbiuDuug -GnItol.
ten, 6ipOclbQuierL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
itolttll etc. 5it oeripenocn. Tonu iuiirs
ben mir bQlb. ein onbereS @eihleht
bobelL upo nit Der 3eit miirOe c1
iiberbotpt tciue S6luofiinnigen
rlcbr gcbcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Cine GrbIdlaft BON scbn Wiliunen.

Gambribae, Woii, s. Nop. -
Ser so Sabre oIte goworb Il. Ere.
uilfpdit bierielbit bat Die 9adridt er.
Dulten, oaB icin Sufel, Der am f6.
giieuit i'll 2oltbpn geitorben lit, linn
Elm grbtbeil BON unsefdbr $4,000.
900 permaht babc. 1rcpiipon lit
in eiuem bieiigen sSoieI onecIteIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

ging er fur5 Dor 10 llbr DieOer III
See, nm cine meitere 4.itiin0igc
Rrobeiobrt nit 10 9noten pro Stul-
DC onilltreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

lin cine 0rtnIiuua III cinem Sas III inrirea
ilehnlt eatattpe Sroma Guinine Tablets; Ipes
tpeiet 9epeH odS ecIo 6urild. lpeni nc nld't
tnrirci. u. ". Csrupe,s ltnterihriit duf ieSer
Shdbtcl, 25c, (gpp9, tSt, 6Mte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

Stolieni de Gboupiniit e II
d)rcicn mad &rieg.
u o III, s. Nopember. - Scit Dem
@ciltd,e bes G5orcn in Hocconiai lit
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TOO MANY COCKTAILS
INDUCED IN BY THE
MEMBERS OF THE 400

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-"Ameri-
can women drink too many cock
tails. | refer to those who belong
to the so-called -four hundred,
many of whom l have met. They
drink very heavily, and cocktails
seem to be the American society
woman's favorite beverage.
This statement is credited to
Prince Gunther, lieutenant in the
German army, heir to the chieftain-
ship of the house of Schoenburg,
who arrived in this country two
weeks ago, accompanied by a reti-
nue. of servants.
Il have the most profound con-
tempt for impecunious foreign no
blemen who marry rich American
girls for their money" the prince
continued. Though the number of
international marriages is undoubt-
eddy increasing, they are now gen.
orally love matches. Love and not
money is usually the standard
now"
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DENOUNCE
'00'~ CHEHALlS
Continued from page u

NCOntlnued from page ~
he have the institution investi-
gated. | don't want them to take
my word for it. Whenever the
board of control goes to Chehalis
everything is lovely, the boys lite
wei, but they pay for this, after
ward.
I'm the first place, the i1 mates
are not given half enough to eat.
While having farm of $50 acres,
the produce off the farm is rush
ed to the town and sold Instead
of being given to the unfortdnates
confined there, to develop them
mentally and physically. They are
fed on bean soup, potato soup and
stews and the cheaper vegetables
through the week and given! meat
only on Sundays. ~ +
They boys are never given milk
to drink, and butter only on Sun
day, although dairy is maintained
on the farm. The milk, with the
best of everything produced on the
place, is sold, either to make a
showing for the institution or fat
ten the pockets of those in charge.
Such a thing as fruit is unknown.
THE boys are SO cowed that they
are afraid to make a protest for
fear of being 'slugged' by the Off
cial slugger, J. B. King. He has that
detail at the school and to him
is assigned the work of seeing that
the boys bear without complaint
the treatment accorded them The
smuggling consists of removing a
boys clothing and beating him on
the bare body with club about
the size of a piece of 2x4 scantling.
"Bottomly, the farm boss, goes
about with the loaded end of a
billiard cue, like slave driver.
One of the outdoor employments is
to make string of boys work at
hauling wood from the lake., mile
and half away. Each boy car
ries two sticks of four foot wood,
one on each shoulder, and if he OBJ
jects or is unequal to the task
there is Bottomly standing over
him with the billiard cue. They
have two teams of horses on the
farm, yet they prefer to make the
boys haul the wood in this way.
THE schooling given the boys
is limited to three hours a day, and
as for trades there are only two
that are taught in manner that
will do the boys any good-tailor.
ing and shoemaking. These are
taught In order that the boys may
be made useful in clothing them
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Miscellaneous
& Real Estate
Opportunities


been at Chehalis: Lester Ball and
brother, Ellery and Jack Petite,
James Smith Harold Hubbard,
John Echord and Others"