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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14
2adcn crBalt jung.

Snl Wai lod)t cS iid) gut, iang frils
her einnlol ein Gifter. 9onlit bat
er geipiB reft, aber oie ollocren Oto.
nate eignen Iid) idlieBlid ebeniogllt
po5H ber5bnit 5u loden.. Die Wtcn-
id)en ioIlten biel otter laden. Die
ger5te baben cs l1ilgit feitgeltclt,
oob ein cbrIid)eS red,tes 2ad)ell cine
iplnnocrpplIe Meoi5ih lit; cs bebi,t Die
2ultgen aus, crb1lt Scr5 uno 8ciid)t
jung, bc,pirft IleS IN SlQem cine
gdnje Wiaiic bon @litcnt. SIS mad)t
ms init uilS lclbcr better Sreullo, oic
@elt erid)eint ultS beller, Die, Die init
ms laden, ieber ipir NIT liebepolle.
ren Illgen oil. Iber uni au' otcS
@litc SIT befpirfen, mlib eS Gin ehteS
Sodet ieir D. \. c5 bari llif)t cine
Splr bon t3fuang babel mitipielelt.
Giner Der fl1gliditen Inblife III
Der @elt lit cine uileliidlid)e Srou,
Die Dor ocn Mcniden Gin. SGdeln orlf
oen Sippen 5ilr Sfau trdgt; Elm III.
fpiocriteblidlcs 2nd)cn, bas 8ein1o.
belt uno @liid briligt, lit fir oieic
Irlne cine llrnloglihfeit.
9ns tDoridte aifert lit nild) bon
feiuem MilseIt. gs lit piellncbr bos
1ilbere ,3eid)en cines ilafen@emiitbo,
loBt eiilen Wenifcn olberit loitSicbet
ililo mad)t, boB lid, Die Iloeren. Die
es boron miiien. inbeboglid) fiiblen.
@enn 8. g. 5tpci fidcrlloe Mdbd)cn
einen1 giienbabniungen b~eiretcn, oonil
icnfjt Sober ipie Elm @Grtprer. lii.
icrbaltiuna, 3%eitunssleien iinb iett
t1lidt niebr moglif,.
Sln groBcn 8oil6en iillb mir piel
51t finItcr mo tribe. Mo,t fam CT
men 3lig BON anfolla bis 5lif, gnbc
bitrfIfreiteit, obile altbere oils fili-
iterc itrcnge 8ciihtcr 5u ie9er. Bic
! mano bat 3cit gum 2od)en, oGc Welt
lilt ermiioct, ioracnpol, ecldditig;
pas, luas on' Die Sd)ueieiontcn, bic
grnltboften mo Die aidernoen bran.
den, lit Gin ber5baftes gntes 2afeu.
Inn lpett mir friiher, geinnoer, 5li.
frieoener ousieben, mad)elt mir eirelt
iait0eit gusorld. aIio: 2ad)el, mir,
oartit lpir uriS Jung erboIten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14

Gntcr rllbig oltSreocn luIietL 10
foltnte cr iid) in oicier Miullte nid)t
mebr bcbertifen. Sn oufgercgtem
Conc ficl or ibnliit'S @ort II. iprad):
oSlbcr &atcr, icls perlon9lt I'll bon
mir" Sd IoIl 6rdiilein Nllln bel.
rotbcn, Die mir aud nidt I'M nlilloc-
iten ipnpotbiih crid)eilt. 9tcin, OoS
tam id) nidlt."
Scrr 9ebrcn& botte llid)t geglollbt,
BOB 9llirco inn iogleid) wiOcrIpred)en
mlo ieille Bite brett obiflogcn
miiroc. y9crubige Did, meinS obn,"
10 iprod) CT, yc0 ioa fir beutc 9erlilg
icilr, ober bcocnfc, DAB bicieS Geincs
IaicrS cillSioltcr @lnnif it," DDS
@ciprdh lpuroc nitcrbrod]en. IS
flopftc. Gin Giener nlcloetc: y9cioc
@crrcn iucrocn BON ben 9errihuitell
gclpiinid)t." Sfon bortc man olli
Der Sreppc Die Gone eilleS Slnuicrs
ipiclS. Ger olte Serr begnb lid, III
Den SulorL no Serr llno Srou San-
ficr Ieincr mortcter. ;Serr VebreltS.
JIM, trnt in'S Nebcu3imrner, III iuel.
dent 9erobc 6rGulein Slrm nrt alo.
bier loB mo ooS nicolife aoidat-
Sicod)cn nGerloIIen, ~perlolien bin i"
lang. %Nluinlcrflom louibtc or DER
IPclooic, Die 10 rcd)t fir i'm paBtc.
Grinncrtc ibn oo6 oicIc lcbboft oil
Die einiontc Gritd Die 5l SoliIc front
oornlcocrlug. So, buS ornle &lno
nor u~crloiicn BON SSeOermonlr. Srots
Dem or lid, 10 bcn 8eoonfcn blngege.
! ben, bcntcrttc CT bod, luie falt uno
gcfilblloS oicico Siebd)c1 bon Sroll.
lcilt Wan0u porgetragell lunroe. Serr
Vcbrclta luor Cit cilriger WtuIif.
freinO, Scr iclblt nit aroben1 Ser
It1lloniB lul0 iciuem @eiiibl oic!Oinlif
pTlegte. &n 8eiItc bortc CT Grifn'S
lleblidlc Stinlmc, fuie lie pielleiht
inrter mo 9ciiiblpoller bicic ld)one
Wclooic luicbcrgcgeben bate. Sic
mr. ollcln muBte cS ia, iuic bart cS
mar, bon Iucn perlaiien 81 iein. -
Seood) lpurOc er ans ieii,en @eboi,,
fen berditS9criiicli, oa eS mittlcriucilc
3cit gcluorOcr por, oas Diner eil5lt,
ncbnlcll. Gr bot Sr1liIein Monoo
oclt Irm mo aeleiteie lie III ben Gb.
Solol. 100 bic Sofel nit Den f%ctiitelr
Spei'cn bcoedt mar. Gin berrlidel
&ronlelid)tcr por, ipe!d)ent ciit milocs
Slht lad ollcn Seiten itrablte, 5iertt
Die Gcde. Us berrid)te cine rege lin
tcrboltnng mo bcn olten Serrer
'ebltc cs belltc gbeito oudJ rtd)t al
Snn,or nnb SrobIif)feit. SEER so
brtfoilt Sebrens bat nm'S Mort mi
belt Dollt cine fIeire Gebe. tit iueI
der CT oarouf bintpies, ooB es i'm
elie grobe 6rcube iei. nod 10 LANCER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14
t5iir ben nSonniaeS.G orrcTponocni".
@rtRo.
G~r5oblung bon &. Gin mcroth
Gailcl.
(6orticbun9.)

gtid,t mic gcpobnlid trot cineS
Wor9cnS Grifo III bnS 3innlcr ibrcS
lun9cn @crru GIN. GoS bleid)e slll5.
iebcn oeS MGodenS, oic tiefliegenocn
Nugcn ficlcu linn loiort nllf. Sbcil.
rlabnlSpoll Irogtc or tic, luao ibr 'chl.
tc. IS mar, nlS luclln in ibr Die
Wortc erItidtcn. Sic fonntc l1id)t
Iprct)en, lonocrn 9robc Sbronclt
Itilr5ten ihr aus ocn triibcll Yulgen.
8crooc iett mar DER geci1lctc NO.
melt g%efommlcl, no or N1bcrcS ilbcr
tic crinbren fonlltc. Otit ulbigcr
Sttnnmc lrogte CT llod) lbrcnl
SdJmcr5c. sSerr NcbrcnS, 10 lprod)
iie nit j%ittcrnocr Stinumc. lid iiiblc
mid franf uno cleno uno fam bober
mcine beutige grbeit nid,t nlebr fer.
tlgltclen. erloubcn Sic. OoB id)
9cbc?" - nHotiirlit)," crmibcrtc CT
%trcunolid). Grifo iuonbtc lid sum
@ebcn. .6ronlein SieiicnS, bite.
nod cincn Nligcnblid. oSbr 9tumc
rrinncrt mid an cilien befonntcn 81
Id)cr, mcld)cr cine ein3ige Sod)tcr be
iof, nit Der Sic grobc Acbnlidfcit
Doben. Siuo Sic olls &orrburg &c.
bilrtig?" Sicbcrbait entgeglctc Gris
Ia: .NCin mlcille Gltcrlt mobntcn III
Srieorid)Sfoog, 100 mtciIl Gotcr 81
id)cr iunr." Gritoltnt lprodl CT, vnlio
born iinO Sic bod on@ nicolid)e ii,
Iderrino bon 6nnlnlo mo meite Ser
mltbllngcn bubct mid nid)t &c.
tultift. Abcr i'd begrciic nid)t, luic
sic 9ero0e blerber nod SanlHlrQ
fonlen. Seben Sire gltcrn nod, =:
bite er5oblen Sic!" Grifn idlllldt(
topfcr Die SbrGnen bcrrnter NM
iagtc nit gcprcbter Stimnie: ~WtcinI
Gliern lcben llid)t mcbr. Sd biz
oleln inter fren1oen 2eilten. Nid)
Iolige nod Sbrcr Tbrcile lam nteil
Woter i'll Den &ellen icil,en SoO, mi
meme Mllttcr itorb Dor ctlpo oi,bcrt
Balb Snbren." Giele @orte mohtel
einen iiefcn Ginorud nuf oen iungel
Serrn. Sn ircumolid)em Conc iagt
ct: sd icbc, bob Chr ,Silitono hid
erIoubt, bob ib sic nod, Idl1ser il
gnipruf1 nebn,ei" Sic nidte ltlIntrl
mo NIT einer Ieidlten Nerbeiigli,l
perIieB iie bas Simmer.
2nnge nod iob Serr gebrens, jun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14
Copyright. McMvllr, by MURRAY MUSIC CO., New York,

bor ieinem Sd)rcibtiid). Die gSorte
lid bin oIcin" tollnte CT nidt Der.
gciicu. MoS miro tic mobl icbt oll.
fongen? Sold)c 0coontcn bcldGitig-
ten i'm Ocl Doll5cn Sag.
Ginion log Griro SIT &olllc. &c.
raoc luor Der Ir5t oo geluclcrL mel.
der cine Sungc1cnt5ilnoung c%onlto'
tirt baitc. Wor c0 nid)t 81 b%c0ulcrL
ooa arnlc Gino, 10 nllcin uor ollcr
@cIt III iein. Aiod feline 20 Sabre
mo ipiepicl Sd)iucrcS hotte tic id)oll
iibcrminocn miiiien. &ieQciht luor
IS cine EriiiuulQ, oic ibr altferlc9t
ipllroc bon bobcrcr Sonb. @ebuloig
lag Tie oo, MIR nlolld)nnol 9litt eit
icincS 21d)elli iiber ibr ldunlnlc@ @e.
lidtd)cn. Sb cS ipobl Der 8countc
an Den iungcit &crrn ,uor, Der Tie Dor
ciuigen Sugcn erfanntc? gdl. JIG
iuor ia trot ibrcr &ranfbcit glildlid)
uno juirieocn.
Gle &iao pes Sobrifontcn @cbrcllS
ipor bclltc iibcrotS prud)ti9 &c
ihnliidt. Scrrlid)e 9lilmcn mo
@lirlunoen begrcn5tcn Sbiircn mo
6cnlter oeS SnuicS. 8roBer Seludl
mllroc crlportct. 9anfier @lilnl aus
Berlin fam nit ieincr Somilic, nm
cinigc Npd)cn i'll Sonlburg 5l Der
mcilcu. @cionocrS %irelltc lid) 0cr
nltc Scrr @cbrcnS nlli Den Vcllld'
ocS 0ontierS. Sottc CT bod lcillcnl
6rcrmoc picl icincS icbi9cn 8lildcS
III %pcroanterL oenn Dor ctluu 10 Sab.
rem Nin1 Is nidt 9eruOc glon5cnr
nit ieiltcr Sobrit. SIS iporcn CAB
lrungSitpdlmlaen cin9ctretcn, mo DC
NOR Is 9auficr 9lunn, Der ibnt mi
Ben uoihigcu Wittcln sur Scitc 'tonb
Seit oicicr 3cit iullroc CT cilgcr mi
linn pcrbinoeii ais iotlit.
Won bortc Efcrbc9ctroppcl. 3luc
clcaoute gouipn9cn rolltcn loutlo.
oilrd) odS Sbpr. III Der crItcll ia
beu 2obrifunt 9ebrcnS nit &errl
nllo Sron Snlttier @lilnl, mo il
Dem 5lpeitcn Magclt bcInlo 'id) Ell
iilngeS TGrd)cll. SEER @cbrcnS, inn,
nor cS. in Yc9lcitnng cincr groBell
itattlid)cn Game. SoS onrtrlblol,
Rciieflcib id)nlic9te lid eng nm 81
ctrpnS i~torfelt &iiiicn al. Cine i'm
pninlltc Grid)cinulg. obcr ihre Csc
iid,ts5iigc ocrrietbcn ctluas Stol5e,
mo 9cra0e nid)ts In5icbenbcS.
rSopLiid lit bod) Die Gage Sbre
@iIln. 8oit fonntc man Sic ooriibe
h%enciocn," iooie Iie in etuos Iontcr
Zone. sic iiberitoteu eo pieneid,l
perebrteS 5roiileir," ~entgegnete De
iunee SEER. On ieinen 8eiidiS6iieeI
Log etiuas llnsufrieheues. &c idie'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14

ibnl llid)t cillerlci 5t lcill, buB 6rGlt=
lem @onon nit ibrcn GItcrn gcfoms
nlcll luor, ocnn ooS Itol5e Dcrriide
@clcn gcficl ibln oltrdolt5 nid)t. -
God moS mnr bnrnll 81 Gu0crn? Gr
lntBtc quite Mticlc sum- boIcn Spiclc
mod)clL ionIt DGtte CT icincn nltCn
Safer ticf g%ctr1ntt. Solid bot or
ibr hci'm Ilaitcigcn 6cn Nrnn mo
gclcitcte tie ms Sol,S. yScicn Sic
ms btr5lih mtltormlcl1 meme Der
chrteltcn Serrid)oftcn, cS lit MIN
lhnu cine Ncibc ppll Sobrcn her, icit
mir inns nid)t gcicbcn!" Wtit biclcll
@ortcn bcDriiBtc CT Serrrl uno Srnlt
9onficr @llmt mo rcid)tc ib1cll
%frclurolid) bic Nnrb. @eibc belpllll-
0crtcn lelnc ltdttlld)c mo ldldllfc 81
CUR nno fornltcn nid)t bc9reiieu, luic
aus ocnl oonnlS 10 idmGdtigcn
Siinglillq cin 10 itronnlncr mo lido
ler Wonn gciuorocn mar. 80 ploli.
0erten tic nod cine Wcile, bis Der
0icncr font nlo Die S%crrihoitcn i'll
Die ibncl onOCuicicnen 3immcr
filbrtc.
SER NebrcnS, inll., bcgob lid nod
Dor benz Iiner III icinc Sabrif hin.
iibcr, I'M nod cinige Sud)cn Dor Den
gbcno ST crlcoigcn. GS icbltc i'm
ia ieinc Stiitc, oili bic CT iid) 10 rcdt
pcrlollcn fonntc. SScocn Gag boiItl
er olli Grifo'S 8cnciunlg. - GoE
Sclcpbon tlingclte. Son Der Triont
pobnum0 ipuroc Der iunoc Scrr Dol
icincm Gotct gcipillid)t. Spfort ituni
or olii mo elite in Die Giuo, no ib,
Der oltc @err in icincm 3innlcr CT
ipnrtctc. nIlfrcb," iprod) CT, i'd Ia
be ciu lpid)tigc6 8elprGdl nit q,
mo hcgc ulld) jilglcid) eincll groBcl
@lulid). mcld)en Gu mir i'll nlcincl
oltcn Sogelt criiillen mirit." - Gr
/ Itolult lnitidtc CT 0cu Mortcu lcilc.
Tntero. Ger olic Scrr filbr tort mi
lngte: ygSic Gu iuobl lueiBt, babe i'd
mid ld)on luilgc OH Den bcittigcn 9C
iud) gcireiit. 60 oft if 9onfic
Silinl mlcoeriehc, mliB id) ibnt DO
Reiient iiir ieine Biitc bontcl,, Die {
mir oornolS, OILS id) III Moth 1~crictl
81 Sbcil lueroel licb. - 9tnr follrnl
id) n,td) nit cincr Bite al Cid mel.
lieber Sobn. III boit jest bo3 Tltc
erreidt, 100 Die n~leiitcl gcbeilfcn, G
men Sousitono at eriinOen. nnO b(
IoitoerS bel Gl,d iliigell Scntell b1l
es idnper, Die rid)tige @abl Ill ire
icil. @ic gcioIlt Dir bcr,n Srdlllci
blum? Sic lit bod 10 redlt iiir Oil
polier,h mo cine ouberit liebensipiil
oige YerioiL ipelde mir BON ouenGt
men nnicrer 9efonhtid,nit am bette
Suiogt." Sotte er bis sabin feline
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14
Mntelufcm.

Sic 9uqcn oui! Die @er5cn ouI!
Ger Nfoi morif)irt I'M SiegcSlaut,
Sd)on griint c3 oui ben 6cIOern,
Sic LINDEN 2iiite iinO erlpodt,
Sic anoipen iprinacn iibcr Naft,
Is yauift id)on in Sen 8Glncrn.
Sriib bcbt iif icet Der Come Stro0l
llno id)c1td)t Die 9tcbcl aus benz SDol,
Ser Moi fommt itol5 gc5ogen,
IoS S%tubcnbodcn lit porbet
llno all oo@ tribe Gincrlci
Sit iiber Nodt pcrflogcn.
@iri MIR 0cn Gicn Jest binouS
lluO lilfte Geinc aammer olta,
@cit Dime GctrG 6enItcr!
0oS Ser5 miro picoer grob unO pcit,
Sinipcg nit Cir, OIL IraurigtCit,
SIR oiiItcren @cipcniter!
Mo1 9[qcS gcbcn ipic cS 0e0t,
8cnll lid Die @clt perfcbrt uld)
orebt,
@cr molltc jcbt per5agen!
Ger Moi belt mon6e @ul1oc ST.
8 Menibenbcr5, mas flugeIt oil
Sn oieien 6riiblingstogen?
8ou5t Gid Die qon5e 02elttc an,
8eb' ulpcr5o9t bcn Mcg binnn,
Sab mn ben &opf nidlt bGngCn.
Ger ihone Moi modt 9lGcS gut,
IS itcigt bic 2roit, cS p0fit ser
0futb,
@Scr lpoute Gid b%e0r1ugeu!
@Gr es oeS Tcltiels iinItreS Seer
lln0 madte Cir Dos &ebcn lflucr, ,
0n fonnit i'm idJnel pertreibcn!
Sin frobeS 2ieb, Elm friidcr aIonI
Tonit mod)it Gil Dem SellicI bang,
Gr miro nif)t Ion9c blcibclr.
6r flicbt nit icillcm 9or5cu Splld,
8ibit Oh linn eincn cin5'9cn Rlld
itH6 iiilgit aus noIcm Screen.
Ser @oIO ronift Dir ocn6rieocn 81,
Nic neitgcboren lponbclit III,
Vcirclt BON ouclt SdTler5eIt.
5iibIit tn cid ciniom in ser @eIt,
Ser Sitter iiber'nt StcrnenSelt
Nlidt IdrirnenO oilf lid nicOcr.
9cnfit Oh, Gil m0reIt Qoll5 olcin?
Srolre icinem 0hobcnid)eil
llno iinge irobe &ieocr!
Gr. Der ole 9lllmen ollie idyuf
0urh ieincr aanlnd)t Morgeurnf,
Wie fonnt' CT lid uerluTicn?
9tift INNER onrf cS @inter ieil,
Gin rcller 6riiblin0 itcIlt iih cil1,
@enl did bic aberdeen boIien.
Gle gugen oui! oic Ser5elt oui!
Ter Woi mnrihirt I'M Siegc5louf,
IS roltift bod IN bcn Silftcl,
8eit Debut iid) iebe NicuidenbruIt,
Gtc Mnicn5cit brillgt loiter 2uit,
IS griint in 6clienfIiiitcn.
". s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14

loiIen Dor. IuBergctuo6ulih id)ien eS
ihr, bob iie Der iullge Serr ben gait.
sen Gag nid)t einmul 6il lid rnfen
lieB. Nor CT frailt oocr iuoS feblte
ibn? Sbr mriduloigeS Ser6fen
ubntc l,id)t, ipoS fir Elm beoclttungs.
boiler Gag Der beuti9c iiir ibrcn jun.
gen Gbcf mar.
(SdlInB iolAt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14

nod)barten Hittern ODER Strnlifbic.
ben in Scboe lag- I'm jeue 3eit ipurs
ben CUR Ginidlrdnfuug folder Sch.
ben oft gellug foiicrlihc Sanofricben
%crluiiclt, Die ober meuig frlldteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-14

9 dmnS s. = Sfiitno,trt: ,Serr
aobft, iporiim laden Sic benn int
mer, iuell,t i'd pcrbeigeb'2 SEP"
aobn: ~War,m seben Sic imn,er
borbei, iuentt i'd Iat2 SEP"
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Memorial Is Before CONGRESS

The joint memorial OF the Idaho
legislature with relation to the
reclamation of the Pend Oreille
valley by the government was in
troduced in the United States SEN
ate March l by both Senators Hey
burn and Borah, and the memorial
was referred to the committee on
commerce. The memorial reads as
follows:
Your memorialists, the legisla-
ture of the state of Idaho, respect
fully represent that
Whereas, The navigation of the
Pend Oreille river is obstructed by
a rocky gorge at Albeni Falls, and
Whereas, The elimination of said
obstruction and construction of
certain locks therein would extend
navigation a distance Of 200 miles,
making an outlet and transporta-
ton facilities for the entire Meta
line country to the Pend Oreille
lake, and
Whereas. Said improvements
would farther reclaim by drainage
an area of $4,000 acres of rich sol,
and would materially benefit the
sanitary condition of the entire
country: Therefore,
We, your memorialists, earnestly
pray that the necessary appropria-
tons for said Improvements be
made at this session of congress,
and that said improvements be
executed as rapidly as may be, and
your memorialists will ever pray.
PAUL CLAGLToNE.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
To Bond County

The commissioners OF Stevens
county, having had legal advice to
the effect that special election to
authoiize the bonding of the county
to pay off outstanding warrants, IS
not necessary. has adopted a reso-
luton Offering s22O,OOO of bonds
for sale. It is estimated that bond
ing will result in a saving to the
county of between $1,000 and 5000
Of interest per year Following is
the official record OF the action OF
the commissioners on this matter:
"In the matter of the issuance OF
bonds funding outstanding county
Indebtedness. This matter coming
on for consideration at regular
session of the board of county
commissioners on this day for the
issuance of funding bonds for the
outstanding indebtedness for war
rants outstanding against the cur
rent expense fund of said county OF
Stevens, state of Washington. IN
the sum of $22O,1S8.98; said in
debtedness being evidenced by
county warrants issued for the pay
ment of the running and necessary
expenses of said county. with in
terest thereon included in said
amount, and in said consideration
it appeared advantageous to the
county to refund said indebtedness
and the matter being fully consid-
cred, upon motion and submission
hereof, it was carried; wherefore it
it is ordered that refunding bonds
in the sum of $4,000 be issued to
be used for refunding said of county
current expense warrant indebted
ness, and that notice for the bid
ding for said bonds be published
in the Statesman-Index for five
weeks Immediately prior to the
bidding therefor, the same to con-
tain the provision that the county
shall have the right to reject any
and all bids"
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18

NJ. S. Lindsay, of Priest River,
was visitor to the county seat
Wednesday. He reports that the
new sawmill at Priest River is to
conducted by Thomas Joyce. OF
Rathdrum, who brings in mill
from Coleman, where he got out
timber during the construction OF
the Blackwell road. Mr.. Joyce has
purchased six million feet of saw
timber from Mr.. Lindsay, and has
leased a mill site on Mr.. Llndsay's
land just above the old site of the
White Pine Lumber Co.. mill. The
sawmill machinery, consisting OF
three carloads, is expected to arrive
at Priest River tomorrow.-Sand-
point Review.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18

A special train arrived in Seattle
last week over the Great Northern
Railway, bringing 20 new street
cars for the Seattle Electric Co.
The new cars are the most modern
and capacious that can be built,
and will be part of the special
equipment of the Seattle Electric
Co. to handle the A.-Y.-P. exposi-
ton traffic. The cars cost $4,000
each and have capacity of over
100 passengers They are the
handsomest products of modern
street railroading, and will be a
valuable addition to the local SER
vice after the exposition period.
The local street car company is
completing two new lines to the
exposition grounds, and will have
four double tracks systems reach
ing the grounds many weeks be-
fore the opening on June l.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18

Despite the parsimoniousness
with which the members of the
eleventh legislature began the ses-
sion, they ended it with lavish
ness that has startled the taxpay-
ers in every voting precinct
throughout the length and breadth
of the state. With rush and a
roar bills passed the legislature ap-
propTiating hundreds of thousands
of dollars of the peoples money,
and when the members sit up and
take notice of what they had done
in the way of appropriations some
thing like 100000 had been
voted away for this or that pet
measure and personal graft. This
was all brought about by practic-
ally all OF the members becoming
sponsors for one or more of the pet
gratis and agreeing among them
selves, IF you will tickle me I will
tickle you," and men who intended
to. hold the legislature down to
strict economy permitted personal
motives to take them off their feet,
and once they got to going they
were unable to stop themselves
Seattle Republican.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18

Priest River people are making
arrangements to employ a boat to
make morning trips from their
town to Laclede so that those who
desire to go to Standpoint and re-
turn to Priest River the
same day may do so. The boat
will connect with the Spokane In
ternational morning train at La
clede, and again in the evening
with the afternoon train from here.
Under the present service on the
Great Northern Priest Riverites
have to take two and three days to
make journey to the county seat.
Standpoint Review.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18

The Idaho legislature passed a
bill making it unlawful to use rub
Der stamps on butter wrappers, and
all butter wrappers in the future in
that state must bear the name of
the buttermakers in printed form.
Penalty is attached for evasion OF
the law.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18

Reginald De Koven, composer of
Robin Hood" and other light
operas, and Prof. Edmond S.
Meany, head of the department of
history in the University of Wash
ington, were signally honored by
both houses of the state legislature
in regular session at Olympia,
when, by joint resolution, "Wash-
ington Beloved" was declared the
state anthem. Mr.. De Koven's
music for Prof. Meany's verses is
dignified and distinctive. The
words follow:
- WASHINGTON BELOVED
Thy name Oh Washington renown'd
We hail from far and near,
Thy glories ioyfully resound
In song of praise and mighty cheer
Thy fame, Oh Washington serene,
Leads up on to the sky,
While we thro' ev'ry changing scene,
Thy purple remnants lift on high.
Thy deeds, Oh Washington benign,
Will last as hills of stone,
While we like ore the fires refine,
Will ring forth praise to thee alone.
Thy sons, Oh Washington belov'd,
Lift up their heads in pride,
By whatsoever sea remov'd,
To thee, in love, their lives are tied.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18

J. NJ. Merrick will start up his
shingle mill on the Purchase place
next week. The first run will be
on contract Of $4,000 shingles for
the new hotel building at Usk.--
Cusick Times.