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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
READS THE
RIOT ACT TO POLICE


= want you to get busy and Co.
operate with the county authorities in
enforcing all Of the flaws at all times.
Raid the joints twice day or every
fifteen minutes if necessary to stop
law violation"
I'VE propose to see that Chickasha
comes up to the highest standard Of
law enforcement, even If we have to
change the force from head to foot"
The above remarks were made by
Mayor Edwards at a conference with
the police officers. held at the City
Hall al o'clock yesterday afternoon.
There is open violation OF law day
and night and | want you to get busy
under the direction of the chief and
run in every law brealxer," said the
Mayor to the members of the police
force We are having robberies ev-
cry few nights and they can be traced
to the element that hangs around the
gambling houses. They are dumped
here by Fort Worth. Dallas, Oklaho-
ma City and other towns that are try
ing to enforce the law and we must
clean them OUT
The mayor instructed Chief Doss to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
PEARY is ON
THE WAY

Battle HIarbor, Labrador, Sept. 1S
After a week of rest for the crew OF
the Arctic steamer Roosevelt, on board
OF which Commander Robert T.. Peary
is making his way south. there is TO-
day bustle and activity on all sides as
the men put the finishing touches to
the vessel preparatory to the start for
Sydney.
Commander Peary has had an active
day. At 2 o'clock this morning he re-
ceived Captain Dickson OF tn eCana-
dian government steamer Tyriar and
half an hour later he welcomed the
newspaper correspondents who came
up to Battle Harbor on the Tyrian.
One Of the first things ne did was ia
go to the quarter deck Of the steamer
and face batter of cameras. When
the explorer became the target for, a
broadside of questions.
In explaining TO the newspaper men
what he considered the scientific value
OF polar explorations, Commander
Peary said he had taken soundings of
the sea from Cape Sheridan to the
pole, which supplemented the similar
data taken on the other side OF Nan
sen and Cagni.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
Line FROM CHICKASHA
TO The NORTHWEST
Promoter Pays chickasha a Visit

q find the people of Chickasha fully
alive to the importance of securing
more railroads and | shall return in
few weeks to present my proposition
to them" said Major e. G. Gordon
promoter OF line from Chickashn
through Northwest Oklahoma, who was
in the city today.
Major Gordon. who is brother OF
the late General John d. Gordon, has
a record as a successful railroad
builder In the South and has also built
one West Texas line. He met mum
ber Of citizens and talked over his
proposition in general way with
them.
The proposed line extends northwest
from this city TO point on the Rock
island in Western Kansas. passing
through a rich section of Oklahoma
that is now untouched by railroad.
Among the towns on it are Clinton,
where a bonus of 100000 was raised
for Il last week; Taloga, Lenora, Mu.
tual, Woodward and numerous others
are eager fer the line
The communities to which Major
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
Chckasna. OKLAHOMA. Saturday. september g. 1903
Prepare Booths For The
Corn C0rniDaI

the children's booth Of .'hi1l Mrs.
John Crib is chaiTlcan. Both boys
and girls Of IL and under can enter
their work which may te of any de-
scription from carving or mecharical
work to sewing and fancy work. The
committee is very anxious that all
children will take an interest in this
booth and send in what work they
may have. A prize of s. is offered for
the best piece of boys work, y well
as the best OF the girls.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
RURAL MAIL CARRIER
BRUISED UP IN RUNAWAY

Thos. Y. Moore, rural route carrier
No. 3. had runaway yesterday in
which he received a few bruises and
which resulted in serious injuries to
his horse. A shaft OF his wagon broke,
and before he could stop the horse
the broken piece struck him several
times, frightening him. When finally
stopped the forelegs of the horse we're
found to be badly cut, and the animal
had to be hauled to town, distance OF
ten miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18

The committees having charge Of
the different displays which viii be
made at the Corn Carnival next Tues
day and Wednesday have been busy
all week. soliciting for their booths
This afternoon business meeting was
held and ali arrangements wets COM
pleted, and the booths were fixed IN
readiness. SO all tle work Monday
win be placing the articles sutmittcd
III their proper booths
Special attention is being pail to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18

Gordon's proposition have already
been submitted are rapidly falling into
line. The farmers and land owners in
the regions around MutuaI and Hack
berry and other communities in Wood.
ward county, Lenora, Taloga and Ces-
tos in Dewey county. are taking hold
in great earnestness; and the proba-
bilities are that the town OF Wood
ward will join the ranks: If not, the
opportunity viii be given to those
west of blackberry on the general line
to Gage, to secure this railway.
Farmers are agreeing to subscribe
one dollar per acre on their land, pay
a,ae only after the completion OF the
line to certain points.
Ultimately Major Gordon expects TO
extend the line southeast from Chicka-
sha, passing through another fine sec.
tion Of largely undeveloped country.
AS at present outlined this carried into
execution would mean the opening Of
another great highway Of traffic.
touching great trunk lines like the
Rock Island. Frisco and Orient, and
opening to Chickasha jobbers large
trade territory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18

act with the county authorities in the
efforts they are making to rid the
town Of undesirable persons and
places.
BY invitation of Mayor Edwards,
Sheriff Louthan was present at the
conference. eve propose to continue
the war and we shall be glad to have
the assistance Of the police in our ef-
forts said he.
Every member of the police force
was present at the meeting and the
entire o. lation was carefully gone
over.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
NEW MILLINERY STORE.

The Bon Ton millinery establish
ment has opened up at 42S Chicka
sha with Mrs. J. G. Mahoney at the
head. Mrs. Mahoney has had fifteen
years experience in the business and
will be glad to have the ladies Of
Chickasha call and inspect her beauti
ful line OF pattern and domestic hats
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
CARD OF THANKS.

The ladies Of the United Charities
wish to extend their sincere thanks
to. all who made donations Or in any
way assisted In the serving of their
dinners during the Christian conven
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
= , . = = = = = = = = a q , 4 q 1
4. ENROLMENT GROWING.

+ At the close Of the first week Z
+ week yesterday the enrolment in 4
= the public schools OF the city had z
4 reached 1875, which is over 200 Z
+ ahead OF the first week last year. 4
= In the I. l. & c. the enrolment
= is now SO and several more stu 4
= dents will enter Monday. I
*++%%%% 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
NO LONGER LovE-LEss.

Marriage license was issued to ] b
Loveless and Miss Nellie Hendricks
both OF Middleburg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18

Mrs. M. D. Campbell, who has been
spending the week with Mrs. Hawn,
returned to her home in Ardmore this
morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
A SACRED
CONCERT

The Baptist choir will give sacred
concert at the church Sunday evening,
to which everybody is invited. An
Offering will be taken. The follow
ing excellent program will be rem
dered:
Forward Into Light ---------G Gabriel
Choir
Jesus, Lover of My Soul IL -Holbrook
Mrs. Trawick, Miss Larson, Mrs.
Venable. Mrs. Barr.
Life Up Your Heads Fearis
Choir.
Scripture Reading sSth Psalm
ROCK OF Ages Herbert Johnson
Mrs. Wilson.
u rligrlm -------------- Ruebush
Mesdames Venable and OwsIey
Messrs Warford and Hughes
Comrades Greeting Wilson
Choir.
Just AS | Am -------- Weaver
Messrs. Warford. whitehead, wood
and Hughes.
Jesus and Shall 1t Ever Be Havens
Miss sigmon and Mrs. owsley.
l VIII Extoll Thee Adams
Choir.
Benediction ---------------- Choir
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18

NJ. H. Blaine returned last night
from few days visit in Lawton ard
Tulsa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-09-18
BASEBALL SUNDAY.

The Friscos ana Has Beens" will
play their second baseball game San
day at $3.50 p. m at the Fair Grounds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-02
Sin Mertmener.
giiraer bon San Mntonio iulteu bic.
les 3eusnis p%rifem,

Ser 9riihteiu oes @ertes liegt i'm
3eugnis.
Gin iiberaeueenoes 3eugnis in
Sm Intonio.
2iegt nidt in Ser @usioge bon
Sremoen,
5onoern in Ser gmpfeblung bon
San Intonier 2euten.
9ies lit sic @rt, Die bier gegeben
miro,
Die Musioge elmer Gan antonioer
8iirgerilt.
Mrs. $. 81. gice, 612 @pominq
Str, San Intonio, geros, iagt;
vgor einem Sabre beganl1 i6 9oan's
Nieren Biaen, Die i'd ourd oie
8eror Drug 60. erbielt, 5u eebroi,-
ben uno lie eruielen ii6 iebr er-
folereid in Der geieitieung eines
Giideni6mer5es mo anoerer Nieren-
9eidmeroen, an belren ih lit. SIN
oere Mitglieoer meiner Sornilie per-
iubten bas Mittel ebenfaas ltnf
muroen ourh oaiielbe fnrirt, pie id
es ipuroe. Sd eo6 eill fur5es 3eua-
mis- 5ur Seroffentlidulle gu @uniter
BON 9oan's Nieren Bi1en II. 5ogerl
feinen Iugenblid, @aes 81 beit0tieen
mas i'd oariiber eeiaet babe"
Gum gerfouf BET ollen 9anolerll
Ereis so Get1ts. 5oiterzMilburr
So, Buffalo, Stem Yorf, aaeintgt
Mgenten fir oie Ser. Staoten.
@rinnert grh oes Nonlers =
9oons - ulto nebn1t feline onoeresr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-02

eleid) eineln i'm 10 tpunoerbar ourdj.
m%arinenoen @efiibl lab @igono ibr
10 p%erdnoertes, mmutenoes @eiea.
@ie iie ii6 10 gob, beionbers lett
ober, mie Tie 10 %iefunbenlong Id
delte, erinnerte iie i'm lebbaft an
ibre Mdoben5eit, an sic Belt iiiBer
Sugenobliite. 9o5l1 Ser oltpertrou=
te &oum = iie beioe oorin nieoer
alein es NOR bod gut, oaB lin
bos ounfle Srouergeipano uno Nun
ol16 pieoer ibr erniteres @eiidt oa=
rat mobnten, bob es ni6t mebr Sic
lriel BON oanlals NOR, Der er bier
gegeniiberioB nie emit.
Wit elmer leiien @erneielng, cr
ielber ernit bleibeno, bette er altf
lire feline S6elmerei erpibert; nun
gtng er gum Souptpunft iiber:
Sic miini6en mild orineenb 81
ipre6en. IS NOR nun ielbitner'
itanoli6, ooB ih iofort fam. Iluo
nomit fam id Sbnen Nun oienen2"
@r oa6te olio nirfli6, Tie beoiirfc
%ieiner, ct ioae ibr einen 0ienlt err
neiien. @ut. Man muBte ibl1 in
beni @laaben laiien, bic gauge So
DIE 10 binitelen als miiroe er init
Ser @nnabme hires gori6logs mebr
tbr unb ibrer 5reunoin als 1i6
ielbit einen @efouen tun. ltub
i6nea ipra6 lie nun in Dem Sinne:
Gin lonOerbores Spiel oes 3it=
fats Bot es beute eefiigt, bob unnlit-
telbor, na6oem sic fort iporen, cine
liebe 6rennoin mild mafi1dte nit
elmer groben, midtigen Neuigfeit. gs
lit Elm 5rdulein Mommerb nit Der
ib 5mei Sabre 5uiammen I'M arans
fenbonie m~tsgebiloet moroen bin.
(sSortIeblnd folot.)
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Wrumoeiaentmms- Hcbertragunsem.

81. s.. Muir llnb Bertha Stunbers
an SO. Sc. S6mibt, @runofiid an Der
@oliao Ctr, $500.
Commonwealth 2ano anb Smprope>
ment Company an Charles 8e6ber,
@rlinbitiid I'M nellen gitb@8lod 114o;
$500.
@iGiam 9obrpipo(sfi unb 6. q. Site.
rem an s. 9. Guerra, @runo}tiid all Der
Sairbanfs ape.; 5000.
Sreberid g. 9eane unD Srnu an
Sobn Mtoeaenporf, @runbftiid an Der
Sorrelt Mbenue; $1010.
Srou S. 8. @iobleton, our6 ben
Sheriff m S. 8. Sipple, @runoitild i'm
gitb18lod 1919, $32.
Menes Muitin an So6n 8. Sipple,
@runbitiid i'm gitps8lod 1882; $500.
Setter g. 5oefgen an Sobn Mueuer.
@runoiiif an Der Gbe. 8; 5000.
Srau Cora 81. 2apsleb an ella Sele
Der. @runbitiif ar Der Sbirb StraBe,
$4,000.
Senrb @derb. an S. q. glopton uiro
s: S. goof. @runoitiid in Der @iaa Gnia
4boition; $500.
2etpis Souano an Senre 56ers, 5.
q. gloptpn unb $. s. goof, @runbitia
in Der @iaa Hoia Mobition, $4,000.
9nll Neeri6iot an 8iliam Srliz
ban, 8runoftiid i'm neuen gitbs8lod
3027; $3.50.
@reI @eerf1eiot an Saul @eer@
i6eiot, @runoitide IN Ilfreo 9auboIh's
Subbipi5ipn; $4,000.
@. s. g. Sdneioer an @mil 8.
alalis, @runbitiid an Der Balmstto
@pe.; $3.50.
8runbilbe &Iappenba6 an s.. Spaetb,
@runoitiid in Der @eit gno abbitipn;
$1,000.
grunbiloe alappenba6 an s. 5paet6,
@rlnoitiid in Der 8eit gno Gobition,
$1,000.
9bilip Yrins uno albert Sbeis an
Natban l1nbertpoob. Grnnoffid an Ser
Macon Ctr; $4,000.
Cola q. nnb Senrb q. @tcgnlIoh IL.
u. an gonarb S. Senner. @runbTtiid
an Der @de Der 2ei9b unb eager Ctr.
$500.
Suiau q. uno @. 8. @rearn an or
lparb 5. Senner, @ruuoltiid al Der Gle
Der 2ei9b unb eager Ctr; $500.
George SO. slaughter u1tb Srau al
Srm1 Soa 8. Mumme, @rrn6itiid an
Der Ode Der 8ablpr ilnb gotparos Ctr.
2ubbof ano Campbell Gbbitipn; 1920
Srat 5. q. Sbort IL. u. an Abpif
S. Qlidenbo6, @rlinoItiid in Der Spt
Wels Harf Mbbition uno Ser 6illcreit
MootttDn, $4,000.
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Nerloreue Sugeno.
8oman BON @oul @rabein.
(Inrtiebnna.)

$50, oos lit freili6 etlpas anoeres!
&ino, mas cine eliidlide Soee bon
Girl" l1no 90 tie ia nun IN Der
3ufunft al1d gang anoere, gebeine
9offnungen bereits per1ptrfll6t iab
|-iprang oie alte Game o1tf II. oriidte
frobbepegt oie Ni6te an li6. u&ber
tpie miQit gu @igono Nun bas BET
bringen2"
,9o5u miro es notiirlid elmer
l%angeren, perionliden llnterreonng
beoiirfen. S6 BIN gefaBt oorout
oab oos ourdous nidt 10 glott gcben
miro" l1riulos Miene nuroe mie-
Ser ernIter u@ber troboem i'd,
traue mir 81, oaB ib es gu Stanoe
bringel"
sic lpro6 es nift alls, ober iie
fobte BEN Gnti6luB, jeoe 3nriifbal=
tung finn gegeniiber follen gu loI1en,
ans poQem, mormem Ser5en 5u linn
gu ipre6en-es muBte, es miiroe ibr
ia eelineenl l1no idnen entIdloiicn
elite Tie gu ibrem Shreibtiid in ben
@rfer.
Sd mill iofort on i'm telegraph
ren."
Gilenos fog ibre Sober iiber oen
8riefbogen.
50! Nod einmol iiberlos lie nto
init ibr Die Sonte, oie binter lie ge-
treten NOR, Die gilboti6oft fir Ssh
Igano.
o8itte ber8lidlt uno oringIidit
I'M Sbren iofortieen nobn1oligen Be
iud. Sobe Sbnen Mitteilung bon
aQerbo6iter &idtiefeit gu MAIDEN.
ltrillo 9renf."
uMeinit Oh ni6t, ooB er ooroltfbin
fpmnen niro?" Sum ooh nit Ell
mem ouhteigenoen leilem 3tpeifel
frogte es l1riulo Die Sante.
y4ber iiherli6!" berubigte file
Gonte Marie potter 3uperiidt. Or
fam ia gar ni6t nifien, Oh gu i'm
nidt Inn 9einentlpiQen lprehen milllt,
neil gu leiner 9ien1te pieGeidt be-
oarht. Nein neiu-aneitige Gid
nltr niht &ino, er fommt i6onl"
5artlid itreihelte oie olte Dame lit
iulas @ongel1, Die leioer Sen rolige1
Saudi i6on nieoer perloren batten.
pllnb loate er mirflid ni6t mieoer
oles @rluarten-no, 10 fabre id,
morgen 8ormittog gu linn biuous
uno bringe i'm Girl"
Stlntm 0riidte ltr1ulo einen Nu-
genblif Die 8onoe Der gnten oltell
Jrau geeen ibr @eiidt, oam aber
madte lie ii6 los uno iprong oli,
oas Maohen berbei5uflingelr.
| Sdleunieit mltroe 10 bos gelegronllll
sur Eoit beforoert. @enn oaes glatt
| 9ing, fonnte @iganb bellte Na6-
mittoa bereits eri6etnen. l1riula
ma6te iid oaber unnor3iiglih gum
gusgeben fertig I'M nit ibrer Sreltir.
Din 8eate idon INNER ones NOTICE
5lt beipreden.
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3~mansiaites @apitel.

Mit i6neleren S6ritten ais am
gormittae itieg @igono Die Sreppen
8n Der Drenf'iheu @obnung binallf
9aun beute Mittae beimgefommen,
botte er llriulas 0epeihe erbalten
Gr mar mebr als erltount, Sinner
item betroffen gerpeien iber oieies Sc
legrumm. 8os botte oas gu beoelt=
temp Cine Witteilung bon bobiter
@i6tigfeit mpllte iie Inn mahen,
uno oa5u Ser marine ber5lihe 5on
Der eiligen 8oti6aftl @as fonl1tp
oas iein2
Sn @iganos Ser5 begann eipe
| t~iefgebenoe llnrube 5u lpogen = ipie
iebr er ou6 sriibelte, es ergab lid
fir i'm aus ibren @orten MIR inn
mer ser cine Sinn. 9lber, mein @ott,
oos, oas fonnte ood nidt ieinl
Nein, nein - fort nit lolden Sor-
| beitenl gr mar gerabe frob genllg,
bob er oas netieitens abgeton bat
tie fir INNER; nun nnr nibt pieoer
erit ooran riibren!
4ber mos moate lie 6eun BON
ibm2 @ieaeiht ieinen Gr5tlidlen Hat
ODER feline Silfe als Menid ~ bod
ionoerbar, oas 10 plotli6 na6 ibrem
mebr ols fiiblen sideeben beut'
am @ormittael Nlln, lei es, mas es
lei - Tie iolte nidt nergebens nod
Inn perlanet baden. gr noQte bo=
rem, mas tie linn 81 iagen bat-
te. go NOR er benin am Nafnlit-
tag mieoer bereingefabren uno itnno
nun abermals Dor ibrer Cir.
9as batte er nidt geoadt, DAB er
| bier 10 ihnea gum 5peiten Msale
iteben miiroe. gr m1uBte es oenfer,
mie feline Sanb nun mieoer Die &lin=
gel 8og. Rian MIR rubi9 geblie-
ben, gang rubig obne la6erlihe
grmartllneen. gr rief es fi6 i'm
leeten 4ugenblid nod einmal 81,
ebe fih Inn ole Cir oann off1ete.
8igano fano beim @intreten in
ben Salon %llriulo alein Dor. Sdnen
fam iie auf i'm 5u i6on oieic
erite g%emegung iab gan5 anoers ms
fpie bellte 8ormittag; oa batte lie
i'm 10 gemeiien an it6 beranfommen
lo1ien uno Bat linn freltnoldaflif
Die Son6.
SD oanfe Sbnen ber5li6it, oaB
Sic gefommen lin6, nno 10 idnelli"
Sbn Son NOR Elm 10 marmer, fla-
tiirlider, unb frei blifte i'm oobel
ibr Iuge an = NOR tie lid bod
ibres u%neisenniibie, guten 8orba-
bens betpltBt. o9itte" lie luo i'm
gum Siten Elm = nGante miro aud
glei6 fomnen, lie ldBt li6 MIR eiae
Wfinlte nod entlhuloi9en. Chit
meilen miiiien sic nit mir aGeill
fiirlieb nebmen."
Gin leiies, foit i6elmiides 2adelrl
3og pie Elm Sau6 iefunoenlang I'm
tire 2ippen, ibr 4rtlib liebrei3ene
aufbeGeno. Sic mlBte MN ncd)
ouran oenfen ooB bier oieica
erite 8ete-o-8ete 5piiden Ser Sontc
une ibr natiirlid perabreoet mar.
Mit iteiaenbem Stounen uno I'll
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.Siitet G1td1 ppr Gal6eu aeaen

RWtSt Stp y Ot$pNN SSBkN wa
tarrb. Sic Guediilber entbalten, oa
GnedIilber it6er ben CHM beg @erud,5
8eritDren nnb bas gauge Sbltem b6Iig
8erriittet miro, menn es bur6 Die ihleis
mi9en Sberfld6en einOrinat. 5olGe
Grtifel iollen ME m1Ber anf @erorbnunJ
gut bernfener &erste gebrau6t perbsn,
Sa Der S9aber, ben tie alrri6ten, 8e6ns
NAL 10 sroB lit als bas @ute, bas Sbt
oabon e~r8ielen fonnt. 5oII's ane
tarrb Sur, fabri8iert bon S. S,
gbenep & Co., Soleoo, o., entbdf fein
2uediilber uilb tpirb innerli6 geuonl1
men nnb fpirft brett anf Die f6lein1ige.1
Sberfldden beg 5pItems. @enn S1s
9ans's @atarrb@& ur fauft, ieib ii6er,
baB SIR bic d6te befommt. Sic ipiro
innerli6 genommen nnb III Solcon,
Sbio, bon S. S gbeneb 4 60. gee
mabt.
s5 @erfauft bon alien Gpotlefell.
9reis 75c Die Slai1e.
5aGs SamiliensYiuen ii1lo Sic better.
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Srl ser Observation-Disclosures
Gepublif Gotta &ica bat Die 8raii-
oentenmobl ltotteefltnoen. Oieielbe
lit pouitanoig rubie unb orbentlith
perlaufen. Or. &icaroo Simine1
lit gum BrdIibenten erm1blt morben,
Der neue 8ralibent bat i9on Der
ldieoene bobe SteQungen befleioet
Inter a1oerm mar er @eiallbter in
Sen Ser. Staaten l1nb ,Werifo.
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Mit stnrm!

Ger 8eeebr fir bie mllnberbors
Magen=, Nieren itnb 2eberfur, Or.
Sings Stem 2ife Bias, 1T erltauucn-
erreeeno. Iae Oruggiiten iagen,
BOB iie ME ettpas @ebnlibes iaber.
9os I'll, neil es ME berfeblt, gl:-
rem Magen, Sartleibigfeit, unpef-
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Evening star., 1909-05-13
Ordered to Petersburg.

Cen Wood. commanding the Depart
ment of the East. has ordered four COM
panies of Coast Artillery at Fort Monroe.
Va. and the 4th Artillery Band. at that
post. to proceed. fully armed and equip
ped, to Petersburg. Va, to participate In
the parade on the occasion of the unveil-
ing. next Wednesday, of the monument
erected by the state of Pennsylvania in
honor OF the dead OF that state buried at
Petersburg
Evening star., 1909-05-13
Signal Honor for Henry Vignaud.

PARIS. May 13.-The French govern
ment. as mark of the high esteem In
which 1t holds Henry Vignaud, first sec
retary of the American embassy here.
has made him grand off1cer OF tho
Legion of Honor. This rank as a rule is
conferred only on the chiefs of diplomatic
missions. Mr. Vignaud has been a COM
mander OF the legion for the last twenty
years.
Evening star., 1909-05-13
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of the Philippine Scouts, who was court
martialed about four years ago and dis
missed from his position and the army, to
which he belonged. The Supreme Court
decided that the verdict of the court
martial was not justified by the facts
Senator Clay asks that the officer be re-
instated in the service.
Senator Clay also asked the President
TO grant a pardon to Abram Rhodes,
Georgia boy, who was convicted of TAX
ing from the United States mails book
worth 80 cents. The judge who tried the
case suspended sentence on the boy. who
has never been incarcerated. The request
for pardon is to restore citizenship. The
President asked that the papers be sub
mitted TO the Department of Justice and
then sent to him.
Interest in the Unemployed.
C. Jefferson Davis and Robert w. Gill
lespie. officers Of the Unemployed Protec-
tive Association, organized in Cincinnati,
are in town trying to interest government
officials in proposition to have Congress
put 100000 unemployed men to work
on a great public highway between Wash
ington and San Francisco or other nation
al roads. They called on the President
and talked with him. They will attend
the good roads congress in Baltimore
The President gave his visitors the fol-
lowing letter:
THE White House. May II. 1909.
Mr. c. jefferson Davis. President of the
Unemployed Protective Association,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dear Sir: / have your letter and sug-
gestion with reference to methods which
shall increase the amount OF work and
render employed the unemployed I un-
derstand that you are about to attend the
good roads convention in Baltimore. and I
have no doubt that the proposition for the
construction of good roads and further at
tention to them mean a great deal more
work for the unemployed. j write this
10 you to express my sympathy with the
work you are trying TO do. and my will
ingness TO assist You wherever II Is con-
sistent with my views of the national ju-
risdiction. Sincerely yours.
"WILLIAM H. TAFT"