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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

Col. Roosevelt will manage to work in
q few speeches in spite OF the fact that
he opens his tour too late for the COM
mencement season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

There Is much else to think about
that the future OF prize fighting will not
claim a very large share OF the countrys
mental energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

Russia gave the New York impresario
whom she excluded an advertisement that
is doubtless more enjoyable than the
trip would have been.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

Dr. Crippen has shown decided dis
incina ton to trust his fate to either the
alienists or the International lawyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

Reno appears TO enjoy its celebrity.
possibly as means OF attracting atten-
ton to It's divorce industry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

The aeroplane, with all its dangers, Is
still safer than the monorail conveyance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

Admirers of consistent craftsmanship
will observe that Mr.. Champ Clark never
deyiates from his record OF optimism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

Giddy New York regards the idea of
closing it's lobster palaces at | am. as
very little better than a curfew law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20

Mems and Ladies' Pure Linen En-
broidered Init al Han1kerchiefs,
block and old English style. \ 1c
lSc values
Ladies Pure Linen Embroidered
Initial Handkerchiefs; also plain Sr
linen. 10c values. .........
Fancy Print Handkerchiefs. all col
ors. l0c values. for coc. z~
Eacn .....-.....-...
22-inch Embroidered Nets; white,
butter and ecru; some were SfNr,
Sl..J yard. ..........-.-.
27-inch Embroidered Oriental Front
ings; some combined with Irish QdD<.
crochet: were to $500 yard. 49,. Wv
Linen Torchon Lace Edges and In
sertions: match sets: up to
inches wide: some were 1sc Sr
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Swiss Double-edge Gallons:
up to 4 inches wide: some 4 M
worth 39c yard. ~
22-inch Swiss Embroidered All-overs:
small and large patterns; some in
Irish crochet effects; worth tSd 26D
UP to $500 yard. .............. ~ eeV>
Swiss Embroidery Flouncings; d.
is inches wide; were SOC yard. SAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20
Tables All Five Floors Containing Observation-Disclosures
Second Floor Tables.

Satin and Taffeta Ribbons, from
2k to 3h inches wide; all col e.
ors. Were 15c to 19c yard -. ON
Satin and Dresden Ribbons. from
Il to 1ls inches wide: all colors. ~
Were Sc to 12c yard. ......... ~
Third Floor Tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20
Extremes of Fashion.
A Change of Manner.

do you want to look at the most
brilliant manifestation of literary gen.
ius that our country has produced"
began the caller.
"My friend said Mr.. Hibrow, II
should like to encourage your most
worthy enterprise; but 1 am the author
Of that work.
"Oh. you are" replied the book agent,
wiping his forehead. We'll, if YOU
knew what time 1 have selling it you
wouldn't be SO proud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20
In Imagination.

We heard the thunder in his voice;
We saw the lightning in his eye;
His speeches made our hearts rejoice
And set our pulses beating high.
We saw him standing forth to show
The truth new-coined with golden CLINT
And then we learned--oh. cruel blow
That he had gotten leave to print"
Extremes of Fashion,
This Rostand barnyard craze has
gone far enough said Mr.. Sirius
Barker.
whats the natter"
my wife wants string of real eggs
instead Of a rope of pearls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20
Waists Reduced to Soc and $500.
75c to sd Corsets, soc, SOC ane
S. to $40 Trimmed Hats, 08c
Thursday Tomorrow-Is Remnant Dav Her


a n DIOR choice YuHhn n WI
and fancy fathes rbbona nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-20
Fourth Floor Tables.

Window Screens: all sizes:
sold up TO soc: more or less nm.
ii"' = w
Shopworn Screen Doors. RfN-
Were up to $3.50. Choice for. OVN
Bamboo Corner Chairs: soiled
from floor display Were no
to $3.50. VOC
Mission Tabourets: shop I'M
worn. Were up to 15c HVS
Bamboo Porch Blinds: green and
natural color: shopworn. en-
Mosquito Netting: so inches wide:
various colors. Reduced from r.
&c yard to-. SS
On Basement Floor.
S6-inch Dress Trunk. fiber bound:
linen lined; > trays and GIN nm
heavy straps: was s149s. - WsWW
40-inch Trunk: linen lined
with large hat box tray. Ck ma
was ID 4S.. ....-............. ~Ue>O
3G-inch Steamer Trunk
heavy straps; linen lined; @k mo
was SS.9s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VVsyS
40-inch Steamer Trunk; riveted:
heavy black trimmings; lin &< ma
en- lined; with tray: was S.. 9S VVs>C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Sspartemru fir 5ifentltdte Hauteu.
Gub.T epartement beS Staet.S nBeitenre.
q / III o e, 8. Wtdr3 1910.

IN Wue, Die 60 Qu9eQt.
Siermit lpiro tn uebereirftinimitng init ben
gbidnitten So y uno SO Is bes CHARTERS Der
Stdoi Baltimore beiIurt gepebeH, bdb th ndh
Dem 10. gprtl 1910 nit Der Pflniterune uuo
Heupflaiterung init inoserlieIf A~sdteriul, oer
nabbeimnnien etraBsf, uno Iueps be9iitten.
iuerbe.
Iue Icrioncn nnb Gorporntionen tpercon
eesbaIb hermit unfseforoert, GrIanbnibfteine
fiir uue urbeiten 81 trldii9ert ueo ~bietetbeit
SsS Dem sin asi a sssiIe i 81 s ~ sssSS'se" ose &c BE IL
coer slueps poer eines Ibeiles ~oerieIbeu ncib-
,pelbig MAIDEN, iucnl oieie sepfIaiitrt oSer neu
9eptlditert iirb.
mariOn. sirabe, bon Ser Sotparb.etrase OTIS
sur Earfsstpeuue;
steSiior,slsp. bon Der aainiab.s trabe Bis
eopearooe.sileo bon ~slSams.elueb bis sur
Merion.sfrabe. bon Der Gentre.9trabe Bis
snr SamlltonsS trabe.
bon au Ser 0 snlasr fS stios n'0s bic Tsl'.s sii'sr % NH NH:
stleb oitIin ito parallel nit Der guIasiisStr.:
Sdbettes 5trabe, bon Der Sftfeite Der 2t5erHes
Strabe bis Sitr 6ftIiten Stnotareu5e.
biS SssSsSuS.'S sIs s M" e MS ns's Ser s%r aaa : sHsi@:
etrabe bis Snr Gillette Der 9rnibs4iusslpeirr
WiIienstslperle, bon Der Sftfeite Der Siitions
spsnne dig sur aiien lueitIiaea Staotqrsnss;
ealpsrton. RoaS bis sir aorhOftfeiie Der sSiI
VhiiaSsiptia.s pdd5it BON Der Gillette Der euf
sssYy;s ,S,S.asro Sis S nun a gu ss,s Ssa9DiAsens s; al
GdncpersGtrdbe:
Gonfcn.Sfrabe, bon Der SdifinountsaSeras
sierunSspdnsisiie strase, SfMte ban her
.yss.s!as.7,..,, Ssa + J3I :sss:ss,,.ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Spphia Siuaclbah.

IS itnrb am II. Dtdr3 1910 mad furjer
arnnTbeit in ibrer lerten lScbnuu9. 0r. 1901,
Sit.2Dmbarb.str nfe, Sopbia 2insclbadb, gelicbte
Satin oes perfforheneu 9enrn Sin9elbad. IN
40. sabre ibres 9eben3. Sic Sceroigurg iIHSet
am sunntaa. ben 20. Aiiri, 9ia1 mitta95 INT
! l(br, iiatt.
2b bah MN iberpunocn. uoacnoct lit metn
2aui,
lSie i6ucu iito bod entihnunocI ole Sabre,
Inac, Siunoclt.
Sic bier Id, jueebrudi. Sl9t. ih lab bic ute
WlIiicr beirii0t nod) in her ,3cit,
gStc luCb' ibr d1dN mcin Sceioeil. g. rdbi htc
Giuigteit.
Sort 1ibt e. u4.u, fein Sdci6elI, nibt Gue.
nod 5rCumtlG Inebr,
ia bIicber mir bercirt IN ocm GriIidl'nen
Deer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

lid .einac3obItca &opitol bcwcrfitclr
ligt niirbe. Nenabre; 0a5u merocn
Die ouigeipeid)erten llcberihiilIe per-.
manbt umo Die Nfticnbeiiber erbalten
cine 9ln5abI nellcr Nftien, fiir Die lie
nid]ts 6l 5oblen baben. Gas @un5e
lit MIR ent Sbcins W%nnouer, bel Dem
Die Nftiolldre tire 9ipi0enoc IN Der.
icIbcn S0be befommen mie porbcr,
poer nod mehr, pbne bnb lie nlld) mr.
cillcu Collar e~il5u5ublen bralld)cn.
0oo crflGrt, mic ourh Wonopolc III
mcni1cn Nabrcn Die Hieien.Germo.
gen Der HodeIellcr, Gorueaies, Der
Sleiid).9 oronc ul0 10 picler an0crcr
Mpnopoliitcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mer,
ocn fou1ltcu umb nod INNER 5uioms
men gcbrnht mer0en. Sic yNmeris
con tobacco 60" hat in ibrcm Sab-
re&bcrift OnrgctbaL 0nB, nadoem
ollc Auagoben bcltrittcn iito, Die
,}lnlelt an Voll0S ltll0 cine led)spru=
5entigc Iipioenoc uui Die Gorju9s.
Afticn cingeihloiieL nod ein Hcin.
perbieuIt Don 80 FroJcnt iilr Die
Stonml.4ftien iibrig blcibt, 9oa iirb
Mullopol.E roiite. Nttiuu mo Ser
5ill0lihteitcn Der @cicaidoit bolane
,ireu NIT Der cnorucn Summc Don
iibcr 2SG WiQiouen Collars. Tie
capitalization betrGgt $t05,176,O00
in 9on6s, $7S,6S9000 in @or5ttgs.
Nfticu unO $l0,2l2,000 in Stomm,
}lfticn. Gabci blcibt ober 81 beoen.
fen. oob uicle Don Den oiISgcgcbcucn
afticn uno Bombs gar teiu cinac5abl'
tca anpitnl rc%praientircn Soldc
EroIitc mic Die 0e9 SobofSs ulb Der
,uuberen Monopolc fonucn bel irciem
Wcttbelperb nift aeunoGt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Npnuppl-I ruiitc

Tic Yroiite Der Monopole iinb il,
Den IeBten Sabren i'm Gitrdidnitt 10
aroB eeipeien, bab cine An5abl Die
Ter @eieaitaften ibr aapital erbobi
bat, oaruit Die Tipihenoe nift aa5u
Nbd, ausiaacn ipn. Ias Yiiblifum,
oas feine Moaopol- Aftien beiist.
fonnte nod aln3uirieoencr nit Der
MonopoImirfblfaft rueroeu, ais Is
10 id,on lit. Nidt etlpa. bab bic per-
srr6kcrfr naturalization 0lirdl lpirfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
8etanntmadnnsen
enaer.3 epar.emeut saatbbaus.

Nnliimore, II. Wilr5 1910.
Steucr51bler peroeIi hermit heilafridtl9t
oab Gin Iiseuntp upn IL yrpSent auf Die
@rlnoei9entbunlss, Yerionul. ino Sefuritateil'
Sieuerrebnun9cn bon 1910 gepdhrt piro, Die
iuibrcio oSS WlolaiS Widr3. nitt lpdier, ais
Tuuncritag, ben H., } ubr Gudmittags, be.
5ublt iperScu. Siinf Bro5ent 3iStonto ipereen
AMI Stndis. Stenerred)mIilgen eetudbrt. stelne
MCd)nunqen au5aeiulbt, penn ~oieielbet iiht
peri6nIib ooer per poft oerlaret peroet.
Sranf Nru,un,
(Mir6l7,2D Sieuereiinebner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
&athnrimc Nruflnnocr.

IS ilarb AM rs. Dtirj 1910 &aibarinc Grud.
lnnoer, AeIiebte Satin oeS uer1torbercit Srcoes
NeeroiGntG finocf am Muntng, ben u. Mars.
giad)mitiuaa 9 tbr. bon ihrer 2Sobnune, iii.
ZIG, ShosSethci. SiraRe, aus itGtt. Reiietnr9
Gui oen ~ 6ilnftell reiorlllrtrn oeutideIt 6rieSs
hntC". $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Sr. Gbos. ". Soirbanfs,
Der friibcre Gicc-ErGiiocnt, lit bon
leiner @eltreile mieoer in Nem.D prf
onaefommen uno bat crtlGrt, baB
Die Scr. Stoaten meber nit Sopou,
nod nit irgcnb elmer onoeren No.
ton in &riea perpidelt meroen mir.
Den. 9(He @elt iei ms freumolid,
g%elinnt. @elm Dem 10 lit, bom iol.
ten lid, Die Ser. Stootcn oicic irclno,
lld,cn 8clinminacn 81 crboltcl
iuhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Nnna Is. Scnnina.

GS itarb ont II. Didri 1910 in ihrcr ySnbs
ling III 0eatbs9'roof. NditimorcsS oiilip. Anna
Il. oenuiug, geIicbtc Satin BON 0eraldlIIl 0eus
rina. Sic Beeroilln1 iinoet Sainitan, ben
10. Widr5. 0 llbr %orHittaqn, Oori Der aatbpii'
id,cn ct. 5bumas.airdle, Gde JiuIanos mo !.
Noeulc, aus ilatt. &cifeeuHg uui Dem g0l.
9rloicrs iSrieoboic. GT-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

bnQ itnb crifipercn oic politiidc Nr'
belt Der SteIlen uno Eerionen, Die
iiir Den Heidsgcoontcn mo icinc
StdrflinG nit Ser5 unO &critonb Elm.
t~rCtelt.
SIN Irslnnbe bdlt man loldlc
Stimmungen iiir einen Wcbltalt, Der
oltf Die Heihsfreiloigfcit gcfollcn it,
uuO man irogt iif nit Gritolmen, IN
meld)cm Gunitfrciie cine OcrortiN
pcIiiriitiide Stimmlng Qegcnilbcr
cincm Staatsgebiloe cntiteben fonnc,
hoS atf cine 10 gcpoltigc uno ollGc.
mcin bencibetc Gntpidelung 5ltriid.
5ublidcn pcrmng,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Soit iid) in biciem Eirftc bod icbr
uniifer fiiblt unb gunoeS9enoIien
llld)t. Die linn in ieiner iebr piel be.
o%nltonoetcn Sielluugnabme sur Sci.
te itcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Ser 3uder Sruit lit 10 9.
gen 3oIlidwinoeleien 5itr 3ablung
bon $4,t35.4S6 perurtbeilt morocn.
Sroboem fonnte CT aui feline aopito.
l%iiation bon 80 Miaioncn Collars
lieben Ero5ent Iipirenoc crfl1rcn.
Ser Meinaeminn itclte lid I'M ubee-
laufenen 3eidGftsiabre oui 1929.
500 Collars. Ger 3uder-Srii lit
burdl 3oae biibih eelfiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

SaS M obnihretbcn 0eS
Eroiibenten 5aft an Die Republican,.
ifen 9eOafteure IN Sainois lit ciie
etipaS ~anifaIlise gridcimine. Mo.
mentlid bic Bite, bod, ia Die Iorii-
Bill ST inooilircil perr1tb, oub ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Sic Opium nOunOcn aus
SrnDrlta III aleinalicn ndd) Den Ser.
Staoten 'tiegen i'm Mertbc non $l1,
GSI in 1908 oltf ST 1851 $50 in 1909.
Gna 0icht I'll oc1lcr. aJol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Ser SilbunQSQrno ser
fran5oiIIden Mcfrllten peiit I'M &c
genlob SIT Iriiber nnd elmer nelleiter
Statiitit meicntlid)e 9ciicrunacn OH.
Nod) OieIer Stotiitit fonntcn meoer
leIclL nod Idreibcn 1888, lcien al
lein 4115, lele1 mo idreiben 77,l09.
Cine Golfsbiloung beioben 1875, 72l.
Elm Srepet 6421, Elm Giplonl iiber 10
here ShulbilOung batter 6976. Son
1864 Mann mar Dor Scr Ginitcl.
lung bic Sd)ulbiloing l,ift fcit5uitel.
len. Sic 3obl Der analpbobeten be-
trlia 1872 nod 56,116. Ter Noroen
mo @citen 6ronfreih'S baben aud,
heiltc nod) Die meilten N%noIpbobcteu
%aui,lnpciicl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Spiritnpien . aiecHj : YppIifatiuncn.
site Rr. 0 u.
Biirean Der
eptritnuien.9ieeu5.
Siumet 306 GeridlfS-8 ehduoe.
e. Sterett @eaim,
8rdftbent.
SameS Upuo.
Benjamin .. ebrsepeS,.
GommiHdre.

Sic na6ip!Genb genanuten Rerionen baben
@ctitipneH fir cine Gnostail. piritnpien'sieeu
oorl"i. mai 1910, einaereiht, ipelChe anl Wtpu'
iag, ben 4. stpril 1910, I'M IL ubr 8ors
miliae9. in Beratbune. ae5peen peroen. kros
iefte miliien Dor " llbr .UiittaGa am 0rettaa,
ben 1. Wpril 1910. einGereidf perbeI. Dor
muIare 'f6nneIt alf Neriaitgeu In bieiem Bile
reau erlaH9t meroeIt.
49, Wejbtugton 9pipte.
HhefHTer4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Gas Nderbou Tcporte,
nient bat Nn9eliftS Der 6obenSleiid).
preile ein &od)blld) ullsurbciten loi.
ielL meldeS Anleitlng giebt, mic
audi biuigc Sleiidiorten ldmadboit
5ubereitct meroen f0nlell. las aod].
bud bat ben Sitcl Economic lie OF
WcntS in tie Some" mo miro Sc
Dem f~oitcnirci 5u9eionot, Der iih an
sldcrbml= ScfretGr @ilion in @oib.
ington, 9. g., penOct. Gns Sod.
bllh iolltc reibcnben Abiob iinocn.
Soiieltlid) e1tbdlt eS crprobt prof.
tilhc unb nidt etlpo tbeorctiih e Sod.
He5cptc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
Gprraine.

W,aferiih. - @arfartia. - 5rtsoIih.
@eitlih bon ~saaltroof. cine uno. cine beisr
Wleile. Wiount 9pIins 9laaaonS nno SnrrdtEe'
Waeaons brett biz 5,ni Sinpung. 0eioe Ses
Icp6oitc., Staots9iireclr i'm oriiten Sllr oes
Linton Sruit. "@ebdubes, Charles. NIB 1anette'
Strabe. (Ulai4.1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
&irdjlidDe Hnseigen.
@%eriammlnng -Mnseigen.

50. iibrli6e SeriainmInn9 Der %,Gelumbia
gntfotna lAipeiattun su. o. finoet am Yspntna,
NbeiioS nm , ltbr, in per. 3nue, DIR. z. CUB
0pno.etraRr, fit Die ssabr bon ~ Streftorett
ttattL NttsIisOcr ioeroen sefdliieit beobattsli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Ter Noropol Gntbefcr
Eearp bat leiile &ortragstour I'M Gil.
Den obaebrod)en, neil man bort ieine
Eol.Gntoedung itarf on5peiielt, ilb
Die &ortr1geEearn's ~beslpegen ihlcd,t
beild)t waren. Warunl riidt Sr.
EearY nift nit ieinen @elueiieii her.
GUS uno beieitiei nas WiBtrolieli oeS
Golfcs?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Sn Der lcttcn Sibnng
Dor ben SiterIcrien lit es I'M bent.
ldjcn &eidStag nod 81 &obouicenen
gefommcn, mic man lie inter Den
@rlcienen Der bcltti6cn Nution niht
crparten ioatc. @ieoer Gin 9elpeis,
mic tici Der 8roQ 3piid)en peridie.
bellen Srottiouen iitt. Iic Nbge.
oroneten Or. Wiiler, Meinin9en mo
SouBmonn Don Der Sortihrittlid)en
GoltSpartci bGnieltcn ben oitelbii6en
Agrorier bon SIocnbura megen Der
~rnl1n9it gcnladtcn Selnerflrng Don
DEM 2ielltenont mo 5ebn damn, Die
ben Heihstoa binnu5trei6eu f0nntcll.
los mar mad 9uaenl, mas iiber oieie
rconeriife entglciiung gciaat unO
0ebrlldt moroelL iibcriliiiiis. Ger
itreitbore Sitcl6icr gcrietb nltil III
bcllcn Corn mo mari ieinen 8egnern
bic 9enlcrflng an Den aopf, ooB tic
feiilcn 9cgriif Don pcrionli6er Gbre
bdtten. 0as mar 0rob. llnb MN
Qin1 Der Spcftofcl los. Slocnblrg
miiroe Elm Ion Gltirotc gellonnt mo
bicier iorberte por Den pcrinnmelten
HcidSbotcu icillc 8cgner jlm Ilea.
&ie tief lit ser cute Son IN Den Mar.
lnmenten %geiunfcn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Ga,pianbs titrfiidc gGSer.
Gauitatle. @ebdube. 9uitanrt seasu. etets piiem.
fInutl 1 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

elmer Der befannteitc
@iencr Sollrnolilten, Der Sdriitltei.
Ter nno Hebufteur bes .Sremoenblnt-
tcs," Snowig &eueii, bat lid erihoi-
len. @eueii mar elmer Der beliebtes
ltcn @iencr 6cuiQetpniiten mo be-
lonocrH befunnt bllrd) fleinc Gollliis
ienplollbereien i'm nSrenlbenblott,
God bat er olld) 5ablrcifc Bidder,
nomcntlid bumoriitiifen Snbolts,
peroiientlibt. @elde Motipc bcn I'M
81. Sabre ltebenben Sd,riitltcaer 5l
Der trourigcn Sbnt pcranloBt bobcn,
tit nod l,id)t bcfuilnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

9onccrosgIub, ~ u. s@ltulp'Str ......,...is
AreSseHt&Aih .t3i2 N.TIaca.Sir .~c-,n<...Lt
Serlnanta Widnnerbor, 410-4i2 N.seone
nuros SituBe 49,. 4
Sabor 0nceuIt Wiociatici, f0l1-f3 Sfts
pniiimpresEtr. .
llniperiib GLIB oi Baltimore Sim. sol D.
SbarleSsStr. iii
(lRirll92 II 22)
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-07-08
Wesley Naylor Killed

Our city was shocked. Sunday by
the news of the death of Wesley
Naylor, of this city, whose body
was found near the Y beside the
Mo. Pac. track.
Mr.. Naylor was for the past sew
eral years at Sadewhite's second
hand store but quit recently to
paint with his son, Russell. Sat-
urday morning he started for Aus
tin Dennis near Napton but is
supposed to have gone to Black
water and returned on the even
ing train. This train did not reach
Marshall till dark Saturday night
and Mr.. Naylor probably fell off
the train. His neck was broken
and his body lay at the edge of a
pond near the old mill. The re-
mains were brought to town and
an inquest was held but nothing
definite developed.
He was 81 years old and resided
here since 1870, coming here from
st. Louis county. He is survived
by his wife who was formerly Miss
Matte Goldman, and three children
Russell, Herbert and Miss Lee. He
was brother of B. F. and Thos.
Naylor.
Mr.. Naylor had many friends and
was generally liked. He was al
ways cordial and cheerful.
Funeral services We're conduct
ed at the residence Tuesday morn
ing by Rev. j. E. Mcdonald and
the remains then consigned to
their last resting place in Ridge
Park cemetery.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-07-08

One killed, one shot and one
cut was the outcome of a craps
game at Blackburn Tuesday after
noon. Several negroes were play
ing craps in a room when they
became engaged in a quarrel over
few cents. William Fisher shot
Bud Shannon against whom he
had an old grudge because Shan
non had killed one Of his relatives.
After the shooting Constable
Reith and his brother John who
is city marshal went to arrest the
men and in doing sowere compell-
ed to shoot Will Criss. Mamie John
son, Shannon's sister in attempts
ing to attack Fisher, cut John
Reith with a pocket knife, tut not
seriously.
Shannon had four bullet wounds
and Will Criss was shot through
the neck and shoulder. John Reith
was not badly hurt, as he is out
and at work. Mamie Shannon is
in Jail here. Coroner Scrutchfield
went up Wednesday and conduct
ed an inquest which found Fisher
acting in self defense. The whole
matter was a mixture of craps,
whiskey and bad blood.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-07-08
No More Bleaching

After being out seven hours the
jury in the bleached flour case
brought in verdict for the gov
ernment at 1875 o'clock this after
noon. The jury found that the
625 sacks OF seized flour upon
which the government based its
case under the Pure Food and
Drug Act was both adulterated
and misbranded.
The adulteration consisted in
that the flour was bleached by
the so-called Alsop process which
makes use of peroxide acid gas.
1t was misbranded in that it was
labeled fancy patent first grade
hard winter wheat.
The verdict is a big victory for
the government. The Department
of Justice and the Department of
Agriculture had been preparing
for the present prosecution sew
eral years, practically ever since
the practice of bleaching flour be
gan about six years ago. Chemists
of world wide reputation and gov
ernment laboratories carried on
experiments to prove the poison
Gus nature of the peroxide used
in the bleaching process. Many
of these experts went on the stand
in the trial here and swore that
the nitrites produced by this pro-
cess were deadly poison.
Unless the verdict be set aside
by a higher court it means that
the practice of bleaching flour by
artificial means must cease. Pre-
vious to the invention of the AL
sop process, flour was bleached by
storing. This can be done again
if the millers are not in too big
hurry to sell it, the government
contends. When they do sell in
hurry it must be sold as new
wheat.-Wednesday's Kansas CITY
Star.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-07-08
In Memory of Mrs A. T.
VaWter.

Whereas death has claimed the
precious spirit of Mrs. Arthur
Vawter and
Whereas she was most faith
full and consecrated member Of
the Sadie Buckland Missionary So
ciety, therefore be it
Resolved, that We hereby ex-
press our keen sense. of sorrow
and loss.
AS a member of our society she
endeared herself to US by that
gentleness and conservation that
sought duty as privilege and led
her to- give of the best of her
beautiful young life to service for
her Master.
Resolved, that as a friend and
fellow worker it will ever be ours
to thank our Heavenly Father
that it was given us to know her
and be associated with her in
His service.
Though her gentle presence is
gone and the sweet voice is hush
ed, yet may the echo remain to
soothe our hearts and turn our
faces with stronger faith toward
that Heavenly Home that has be-
come the abiding place of her
whose memory we shall always
cherish.
Resolved, that copy of these
resolutions be placed in our min
utes, that a copy be furnished The
Marshall Republican for publica-
ton and also a copy sent to the
bereaved family.
May Brandon,
Nettie Mcmillan.
Committee