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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ATHENA HOTEL-LEADlNG HO-
tel In the city. $l.00 and $3.50 per
day. II. p. Millen, proprietor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
SECONDHAND DEALERS.

v. sTRoBLE. DEALER IN SECOND
hand goods. II there 10 anything
you need in new and secondhand
furniture, stoves, graniteware and
crockery, call and get his price. No.
~ Court street.
W NTED-TO BUY YOUR SEC
onl-hand goods. Graham q Hunt
er. at old Basler stand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16

JAMES A. FEE. LAW OFFICE In
Judd building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16

HALEY & LOWELL, ATTORNEYS
at Law. Office In Despair block.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
PHYSICIANS.

J. A. BEST. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
geon. Office over Brock & McCo-
mas drug store. formerly occupied by
Whitaker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
BANKS AND BROKERS.

THE PENDLEToN SAVINGS BANK
Pendleton. Ore. Organized March
|. 1889. Capital, 100000; surplus,
100000. Interest allowed on all time
deposits. Exchange bought and sold
on all principal points. Special at
tention given to collections. W. J..
Furnish. PRESIDENT; T. ]. Morris, vice.
president; J. A. Borie, cashier: ]. w.
Maloney, assistant cashier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16

JOKN w. McCoURT, ATTORNEY
at Law. Association building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
WANTED.

WANTED-A WELL EDUCATED
young man wants position as CLERK
Address W. l. Jones. Box 172, Pilo
Rock, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

PENDLEToN LODGE NO. So A. F.
& A. M. meets the first and third
Mond,ys OF each month. All visiting
bret. ren are invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
FOR RENT.

NICE, NEW, LIGHT HoUsEKEEP-
ing rooms to rent; and rooms with
or without board. Call at E. o. office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.

CITY LIVERY STABLE, ALTA ST
Carney & Kennedy. Props. Livery,
feed and sales stable. Good rigs at
all times. Cab line in connection.
Phone Main 701.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16

DRs. SMITH & DICK-oFFICE
Pendleton Savings Bank building.
Telephones: Main sol; residence,
Main 1891; barn. Red S81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
FOR SALE.

44s ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND
miles north of Athena, at $40 an
acre. Terms. Craighead & Hayes,
Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16

Mince meat, 15 cents per ID.
Sweet pickles, so cents per gallon
Sour pickles, 60 cents per gallon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-16
PLUMBING.

GooDMAN-THoMPSON CO.-SANI-
tary Plumb.rs, 64s Main st. All
work first-class. Best material used.
Prompt service. Sewer connections
made. Phone Main 811.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

benllbten Die RotbIo9e HuBlono'S,
nm lire Goifen 81 fiiQer, Sic leg
ten feline Spllr BON Eotriotiamlta an
ben Gag NM ieicn Die mirflihcn Nns
itiiter Der reoollltion0ren 9elDeglng.
q cue @ciorgniiiein 3bito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Seiratbs 2iecn5cn.

Die ioleenoen SeirotbS 2icenSer
mllroen pom Glert bes COMMON
Yleus . @erihts ausgcltelt:
Soiepb &. Burroughs, %, ulo e.
reia Nc. GriScoll, 20; spplifont CO.
GbelpS, Nr. 2l19, Sit-Treitonitr.
@m. Gurlep, %, uno Mobel G.Ho-
-leieb %; 4pplifont George V. 2ed).
ciber, Nr. 2t2, Siib.Galbounitr.
Grneit ". Sorris, 30, mo gnnuM
0pple, 20; Ipplifant Grneit v. Sur-
ris, Tr. 1873. @reenmounttgue
George 5. Woeicr, %, ulO Gothic
rine 2onlbert, is; Ipplifont Geo. s.
Mneier.
@m. @. Speeb, 81, ilno gnno u.
Gurrp %; applifont ". ". Speed,
Nr. 600, Sorioro.Hooo.
Thomas @. Spler, 81, uno GbnoI.
GoIein, 10; Npplifant Sodion 2.Sar.
riion.
Soiepb 9. @agner, 35, uno Maru
S. Sbipcrs, %; Mpplifont SSoiepb 9.
@agncr, Mr. 63S, Enlargement gpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

aorl q. Gun5e, 80, uno 6lorence
Gieb, "a; Npplifont aorl u. aun}c,
6loriou.
2eslie &. @oQace, 81, rro Sorol;
g. VI. Solution, %; 9(pplifont 4. G.
SonoS, Nr. 1881 Noro-Golpertitr.
@alter S. Smith. 81, uno 2poio 81.
Otpcrs, Is; 4pplifunt ". 5. SJnit6,
Dorf, ga.
@m. $. &ouiton, %, uuO NcQic&.
Senion. %; Npplifont 2(lbcrt 0ol,.
ton Nr. 1905, 9lpp(ctonItrdbc.
G0porO @ullnut, %, uno @rneI;i.
ia aoIol, 81; 9lpplifont Com. Mol-
lutt.
SbomoS &. Heen, 30, ulO M}orgo.
ret %. &ottd, %; Nlpplitont ". y.
%orneS, Nr. 2O7 Ct. 4arlitr.
6rcOcrid &ombur0. inn, 81. ulo
2ouiio Wtilfic is; NpplitontGOporo
Mtc8iif. .r0I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
@crmiidtc tclcarap6iide S%cpcidJcn,

= Sn Todeitcr, I.-0, miro o..
Golporo 9. Wooncp in Scr Supreme
Court ollf Die ACKNOWLEDGING pro5ci-
lirt, bon cinem Sri. Moc Spring fir
lire Grnen1llng sur acknowledgements
$500 cmpfongcn 81 bnben.
- Gin 9rono 5erlt0rtc 0oS Guno.
bats Scr Gcre Worquctte . Glen
bobn in MilSfcgon, Mid)., mobci S
2ofomptipen mo cine flcine Moidt-
men = @crfitGttc pcrniftet murocn.
Ger Shooen betrllg $125,000.
- Gei elmer @niolin : Grplolioll
ouf Der Nopbtbo . 9orfoiie uGborlcS
@ri1bt" bel Sspe9o, N..O, mlrocn
filllf Tcrloncn idluer p%erbronl1t nito
III ionitiger @eiie perlett: GoluorO
Sooler Ouobrihcinlid tootlif), 60
pitGn YorionS, Gigentbiimcr ocS
6obr5cugcS, $. WcGoifrcp, s. Bot.
ting mo &. SHERIDAN. Sic murocn
0ltrd) Die Senltcr Scr Sorfulie &C.
idleuocrt llno nit Wtiibc pom Grtrin-
ten gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Mrbeite1 Observation-Disclosures

federation of 2obor" Ser.
iommIuneen ieben Nitttuod abeno
in Der .Hehabite.Solle".
.Nobelorbeiter-l Union Ger. 1888,
II. 9. Of 6. & S" - geriammlung
ieoen 9onnerltag I'M v2abor-2D.
ceum," Ir. t0t1, Sl..9altimore.str .
.9ier Gusfabrer $ Union GER. 173"
= Serlammlunq ieoen onoeren
Sonntag.
nMaidinii.en- unb Sei5er'ltnion"
Serianmlung ie0en anoeren
9ienltag.
.Wesger.llnion Ir. 90" - Ser.
fammlrng ieoen anoeren Sonntog
i'm Wtonat, Nudmitto9s, I'M nGabor.
2pceum".
Conference.-The Nr. A"
8eriammllna jeben 9onueritae i'm
v2abor.2nceum".
,4iifer.llnion" 8%cr5ammIung
ieben anberen 0ienitag, slbenOs Inn
8 l1br, I'M n2abor-2pceum".
nWtlliifer.llnion" - 8eriantmlung
ieoen eriten Sreitag int Wonat, 8or.
mittags, in Der nIe6anics' Sale"
an Der @eit-Snpettc.S tra6e.
nSnt' lno Gappenmoher Union"
= 8eriammlune ieoen Samitog in
Nr. 915, Sit-Gratt.S troBe.
oIngcreiner @rbeiter 4. 9ranfen.
l(nteritiieuneS -Serein bon OIt-9alti'
more" - Gerianmliing ieben 9ien.
ltag in 9obeniteiner's SoIle, Ir.1234.
Sft.Sapette- Strobe. Hhi'"e'
nIrbelter &ranfer. llno Sterbe.
Galie, Brand t69" - GeriommIung
leoen 5tpeitel uno Iebten 9onneritog
in Wtonat III Bulbs Sale, Ode Gle.
n.ent- unb Se.pion.S traBe.
sgralarbeiter Union Nr. 8"
@eriammlirng ieoen apoeren Conn.
tag, @admittass, i'm rSabS6r.e9'
ceum". .S'i'i
.gader.llnion gsr. ~" Il Scr.
iammlung ieoen afpetten Slomitag
i'm Wtonat, Habmittags, i'm 42abor.
2pceum".
rarbeiter . Granfen. uno tSterbe.
8alie, Brand Sc" - 8eriarh iIrng
ieoen letter. Wontag I'M gYbnt' !
m2abor. 2pceum".
Surnberein ~@orgarts."
goruarts , SaIey ri. 1872
8eit'2eringtonitrMe.
~Hnabbdneiger @iirger-gerein ol
Marplgto" geriammluna in
lesten Gopfieritag I'm Monot in '"t,
nBortparts Saae," Scr. 734, gblbas
2eyirstOnitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
SGolidI ihlimmcr.

eDlcd9o'er SltbrttotnS $ Strife brcis
tct iid olrf Sen gorr5cn Solsbof.
9iltrift ans. - 9rofle9ilna ocs
gan5en 9allgeI6Gits beiiirdtct.
: bicago, 81. Woi. Scr
SllbrlnomS . Strife bat iid belte
ollf ben gon5en Sol5bof . Oiitrift Der.
breltet. Die 61brlclltc oler Spl,.
banolerllrmen, 6fpci aitsgenommen,
boben Die Irbeit cingeitelt, mcil lire
Frin5ipole allf Ibliefcrrng bon 9ol,.
bol5 an gebopcottete SSirmel1 belte6en.
Zen SobclmiibIen mnltgelt es an 8or.
rotb mo ctlide boben bereitS oen De.
trleb eingcltelt. Gen Sbiir. ltllo
6enlterrabmen : Sabrifen miro Der
Sol5porrotb mobriheitlid morgen
oils9eben, Sn 6olgc Der @irfiung
oeS Strifes oif bas 9ougeih1it mllr.
DC bellte cine groBe Nnsabl 3immcr.
lellte entlolien, unb man fiirdtet, oaB
oteIer gauge @ei6Gits5peig brofge.
legt iuerocn miro. Eoli5eihef O'NciQ
b%e'd,lpert lid) iiber Wongel an Wonn-
ld)oft. Die gauge Toli5ei einidlieb.
lid Der lett Dem Strife aneeiteaten
Spc5ioIpoli5iIten, lit fnlt obne Inter.
lnB I'M Cienlt. Sellermoritan Gant.
pion bat ipe5iele Sorlidtsmobregeln
gegen 6%eilersgeiabr i'm SolSoiItrift
%getrofIen, uno mebrere Tam~pfipriten
Iteben BORT Gag uto 9tobt in Yereit-
'doft. ErGiibent Shea bon Der 6llbr.
monns . Union lit aui morecn Dor
oenHidter aobliaat ms 9unoesfreis.
8eridt citirt poroen. INN iid mcgen
WttBadtung Der 8eriftsalitoritGt I'll
perantlportcn. Gr peripeigerte bciitc
Nadmittag, mGbreno er ais 3ellgc
Dor Der Strife 4. llnteriudungs.Gom
miiiion itano, Die 9eantlportiing mel.
rerer Sragen unb criportet oeSbulb,
ms 8efdnsnib seihidt 81 peroen.
Bon 5rieoenS +. llnterbanoluugem lit
feline Geoe mcbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

S6er6ous oes nortpegii6en Eor(o.
ments bat Die @eiebes Gorlaae Be
treffS elmer beionoeren aoniularper-
tretung Noriuegen'S belltc angenom.
men, 10 oob Die Sorloge MIR nod ser
Sunftion oes Gonigs beoorf um@es
ieb 5t merbert.
9ifhof ongegriffen.
81 o m, 81. Nni. - NI8 iif bcute
Der 9iidof DC Hcggio = emilia in
Wnnbrio, StoIien, in pollem Srnot
oltf Dem @ege mad Ser Stride be.
fano, turroc or bon cir1em ocrmeintGi.
den NnarfiItcn ongegriffen. EaIior.
ten beorbeiteten oieien nit SGltIten
uno Stoden big Die Tolisei Gin.
fhritt unb Sen Monn sur Soft 6rof.
tc.
u breiie 0eS &oiierpunrcS
aus @ieSbooen aber- F.
mails peri d oben.
9crlin, "a. Moi. - Sine 9Sodl.
ridlt ans Mie9booen meloet, 0oB sic
oelltide Soiierin ollrf ibren Stlr5
ollf Der Greppc ocS oortigcn Sdloi.
les lid oltd) Den Sub uerlcbt bat. 2eib-
or5t 3u1fer lit t%clegrupbiid nod
@iesboocn berllfcn norocn. Die glb.
reiic ocS aoiierpooreS lit IN 6oloc bcS
6eoolterliden lltfoQs pcrldoben NOR
0ert, u1o Scr &oiicr bat aud ben &c.
plonten @eiltf Der @nrtburg oufgc=
gebcn. Spc5inloepei6en cnglildlcr
Worgen5eitungen iogcrL 0oS &efinocrl
ser oclltihen &aiicrin babe lid Der.
id)limmert; sic Entientin licge I'M
6iebcr5uitonoe. Wergleihc inter
Nadridtcn aus 0elttidlono ulti Der
3. Scite. u. 8. 3D.
Sn W ii II den q ltorben.
DC ii II Of N, a, Mtoi. - Sn bic
Tiger StaOt lit glnolie SAon6en, sic
mtagc5citnctc Shauipiclerin pom
ySicncr Sofbltrg = Sbcater, i'm Sitter
BON SO Sobrcn 9%cltorben. 9lus Wtiin-
den gcbiirtig, mar 2lmolie Sfon.
den IN ibrcr (SltGcnO @cIan9S Sou
brettc, ging ober lfou nit IS Sobrcn
in oos Sad, Ser toniifen AIten iiber.
lpobci lie iid in ser Oper unO Spe.
rettc, mie i'm &olfSitiid 9leid) trefflid
%bclpGbrte. Sn Miinfen i'm Sbentet
on @drtncrploB mar lie lon9e 3eit
cine scr beliebtcitcn 0orlteleriunen
Nit Dem Wtiiudcncr Shauipieler.@r SIT
icmbIc inter Scitlrng bon Wtar Sol
polr rciitc lie nod) Berlin, ourh elmer
groBen 5beil bon 0eutidlonO unO Oel
Sdmci5, ionic nud) @oluno uno9uB.
LAMB. Ntit ocmiclbcn Gniemble fan
lie I'M Sabre 1889 nod Imerifo NM
trut in Amberg'S Sbeoter oui. Sci
1896 mar lie am &iener &oiburg
5beotcr tbGtig, no lie in ibrcm Sad
ais fomiihe Yltc groBe Griolge er
rang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
&ur5e 9obcl. 9epcihcn.

6ur5e &abel Gepeidcn.
Ter biitorii6c Ioienbol5,
Sdreibtiif beS Scr5o9s BON gbDi.
ieiil, Elm 8eidenfR opoIeon'8 onSiirit
Clemens Wetterni6, lit bon ocnglad).
fommen bes 2ebteren iiir 100000
an einen Barrier SAMPLER perfouit
iporoen.
Sm Irmen . giertel 2%iIiobon's
wiitben Die glottern. Reun5ebn mei.
tere grfronfungsfdne plrben geiterll
5ltr Nn5eige gebrad)t.
= Die dileniid)e Geaierln9 bat be.
lbloiien, iedspro5entige Bombs I'M
8etroge bon 100,0O0,00O Teios aus.
5ugeben, INN Elm G~iienbobnneb ollrdl
Dos gon5e 2ono 81 idoifen.
@rof gnoraiip bate geitern IN
Wien cine Iiroien5 bei'm aniier5ron3
Soiepb, alein in oerielben mllroe nid)i
Der seringlte 5ortibritt in Ger 5roge
sur geilegung Der politiiden ariiis
in ungorn er5ielt. Der aaiier uno
Die ungariide Sppoiition permeiaern
ale peitcren 3ugcItdnoniiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

benllbten Ole Rothloge RltBlono'S,
nm lire Goiden 81 filQen, Sic leg
ten feline Spllr BON EotriotiSmlla an
Den Gag NM ieicn Die pirtlihcn Nns
i|tiiter Der rep%olutiou0ren @elueglng.
q cue corgniiiei in bit 0.
III +.
EcterSburq, 81. Moi.- Niat
6ciiird)tct pcitcrc blutiqc Gr5ciic in
3bitomir, Wolbpnien, no Die ,Slt0cn
iid belpoffncn mno &crtbCioiqung2.
WtaBrcgcIn treffen. g8ie iid) bcratS.
iteQt, bate Der 0orti9c Yoli5ci 2 Com.
miii0r auporoff INN ooS lcbtc @cmc.
bcl nid)t MIR porber gemrbt, ionoern
fir icOcn tooten SSiloen cine 9cIot-
nllng Don 30 aopefcn olrSgcicBt. Die
Sronic 0eS S6idiolS ober fiigte IS,
Dab auDoroif ielbit ii6 inter ocnGr.
morocten befnno. Webrerc SSiioi1rs
men iollcn 0urd bas WiiBgci6id ibrcr
nmidglih %miBbonoelten &erluonotcn
3llm9Sobnlinn gctricben lporocu icin.
3um gnoenfen zines driitliHeuS TIT.
benton, NomenS 9linofi, Scr ais \5ll-
ben . Gcrtbcibigcr icincn Io6 fonO.
lit cine Sllbifription fir ein Stipcn.
blum an Der ltniperiitGt aicif er0ii-
net porocr, fir neld)c bislon0 etluo
5000 Nll6cl 9e5ei6net mltrocn.
aoleieffs Sinrid tunQ.
Petersburg, q. Moi. - Qie
gcitrige Sinrihtung &olejeif'$, net.
der ben @roBiiiriten SergiltS on,t7.
6e6ruor in Wosfou ermorocte, pur.
DC in Scr 5cItung Sdliiiiclburg boil
5ogcn.
@ic nSpn Stet6eituo" 6cri6tct.
boben oie SSroeliten bon PETERSBURG
uno on6crcn Stdotcn bcifloiien, orci
Wtonotc lang feline Sbcotcr, Gor5crtc
uno an6cre llnterboltlnqen 81 bcill.
den, Inn ibrcr Srollcr fir ibrc fiirj.
lid 81 3bitonlir crmorocten @lalt-
bcnSgenoilen NuSorlld SIT bcrlci6en.
6inot9fcit Scr Gcrrori.
item.
Petersburg 81. Moi.-@G6s
reno 0oS Fltblifim in Dem bintcr
Dem SMrioazEoloiS gclcgenen Sall.
rioos8ortcn mGbrcno bcS oorocitriqcn
6eierto0cs promenirtc, mllr0c 0llrd)
Die GrplOiion orcicr, IN pcrihicoencn
Sbeilcn oeS 8artcnS pIn5irter &GItcn,
lpcl6c biclforbigc rcpoIlltionGre Yro.
flomotioncn nod alien Hidtun0cn
o%ltSrparfcrL niht Qcringc Nllireollno
bcroorgcrlicn. Cine bon ser Ioliiei
aufgefrmOcne Silte, melfe nod nidt
erplooirt mar, 5eigte I'M Snnern einen
3eitreglllirungS Wled)oniSmltS uno
EN- nelles Grploiip, 0ciien Gborofter
Die Eoli5ci biSbcr nod nibt feltiteQcn
fonnte. Nodocm Scr onf1nolide 80.
nit Iif 0elcgt battc, fnBte oie Mtengc
Den 3ruiihcnfoQ gcmiitblid oltf uno
Iogte Den Yroflomotionen nodl, no.
bel Die Yoli5ei in feincr Meile Elm.
i6ritt.
Inf SeranIoiiung Scr
rniiii6en &egierung.
EeterSburQ, 81. Wtoi. - Die
III Soroon Dor iid gcbenoe itrofacs
ridtlld)e &erfolgrng 5peier GnqlGn.
Der, iuel6c beiduloigt iino, an ruili.
lfeNgltotorcn engIiidcEGiic uerfouft
5u baden, crfolgtc ollf 9etrei6en ser
rillIiIden Tc9ierung, meldc bic 9lltf.
mertlomfcit Der cngliifen He0icrruto
III oTIi5ieQer @ciic oltf oie Sbotlode
lenfte, oob riliiii6c GerroriIten uno
Tnordiltcn nit cnglii6cn GGlicn Der.
ieben luiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
SdliffSnadDridDtcn

.0orf, 81. Wtoi. - gnoc.
lotgt iinb oic Sampler Bremen"
bon @rencn oRcpublic" bon l}cos
pei, o6urneiiio" BON Glasgow mo
vNrmcnior" bon 2ipcrpool.
Nb9efobrcu linn sic Compiler
oEotSoom" nod HottcrooL Bot
tic" nod 2iperpool, Stella" nod
@enuo unb Ncopcl uno ollnitco
StateS" noh Gopcn6oqcn.
Soutbomp toM %. Mui. -
Yer Gompfcr o&oiicr @ilbclm ser
@robe" bon Bremen icbtc feline
6obrt nof 9Iep-0orf tort.
So0rc&, 90. @toi. - @oiIirt lit
bier Scr Compiler ,1Sto(io" oltf ser
6o6rt bon Neiu-Yorf nod g3copcl.
9rcmen2 81. Moi. - Son g}clu.
Oorf Ionatc ser Compiler yaoiier
@il6cIm Scr 3lucitc" bier on.
2i5or0, 81. Moi. - @cIidtca
mltr6c bier Scr Gompicr 80 Ga.
poie," bon Ncp-0orf nod Sabre be
itimnlt.
9opcnGoqcn 81. Moi.-Gcr
0ompfcr v@cuiG 0Iop" troi BON
Nctp-Worf bier Elm,
@enuu, %. Moi. 49, Ser bon
Hcm-Norf fommcn0c 0ompfcr n2i.
gurio" fubr nod NeopcI mcitcr.
Guccn@tomr 81. Otui. -
Gingetroifcn lit bier scr 0unpicr
rMojcitic" bon Nclp.2orf.
IbfaBrtstn9c Der Sscanonmpfcr pun
Neiu.0urf.
9ompicr .@rctognc" am %. W1oi
ra6 SABRE.
9ompicr n0eutidIono" am %.
Moi nod Somburg.
8ompier o9tumioian" am %. gtai
ltod Glasgow.
9ompfer nStnIio" am 81. Moi
nad NeapeG.
9ompier n@olocricc" am q. @oi
na6 Sam6urg.
0ampfer yGroonlono" am q. Wpui
na6 Antperpcn.
9anpfer philadelphia" am q.
Mfai no6 southampton.
9anpier .Winnetonfa" am 81.
Mai na6 2onoon.
9ampier ygtruria" am q. gtai
nad) 2ipcrpool.
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GrnhuS noh Nfrifo.

Petersburg, 81. Mtoi. - Sn
Den iiioii6en Guortieren cirfuliren
Getitioncn Der 3ioniiten, ipelhe bic
Suoen oufforoern, ii6 Ger 9usmonocs
rilltg NOD glfrifo on5ul6licBen.
8cbeime 0ruderei ouges
boben.
aiefi "a. Woi. - Gic bieiige go.
li5ei bat cine gcbeime, bon einem 81.
oen betriebcne Gruderci oiligcboben
uno ooielbit gauge 9oIcn rcpoIlltio.
n1rcr 2iterotllr gefunoen.
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M21RuoJxzllHGE ExZ2Mv Hy 6lRDc1zAU. SQUIRRELS
IN. CZW7RAz EARXA

sIAstN into boys mind the great truth
that It u kinsly to be kindly to the innocent
and helpless and you have him on tbs road
to upright manhood. said Mrs. Russell Sage
while seated on . rustic bench at the feed
ing grounds for the birds and squirrels on
0timson Hill In upper Central Park the
other day.
Mrs. Sage has become deeply Interested
Ia Tie humane work or nature study which
has informally been introduced into the
public sshools Of Greater New York. The
Tssulss q this work arc regarded as being
- sa1isfhntory by its advocates that petit
ton hAs boen presented to the Board Of
Education requesting that the work be
formally adopted as part Of the regular
public school course.
Those who are preesing the petition
urge n ~ favor the uplifting, refining
tendsncy OF . closer knowledge Of the
besntie4 Of nature. The immigrant from
the Itallaa peninsula, they say, may have
No conception Of . feathsred songster's
xigAt to life and Of It's mission to ill the
~ With notes Of Joy and gladness, but the
lnmaeSsnts child, under the influence Of
H. hunaoe education Of American public
sGhooAs, becomes the protector where his
passak would destroy. In time the infu-
sacs from the school reaches through the
pssy upon the Wild HE Of The parks.
III humane work IN the public schools
has evWu out Of the missionary efforts
foe ~ protection Of the bird and animal
lfb Of Central Park begun BY Miss Adelaide
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own and hatch their own young they are
unpopular with their feathered fellows.
| and their movements in the early morning
hours when they have no fear Of mon arc
warily watched by the other birds. The
cuokoos, although their cry Is one Of the
most familiar in the ears of men all summer
long, are 80 shy that only the closest and
most patient observers learn to distinpuish
easily between the yellow billed and the
oiaok billed cuckoo. 1t Is no easy matter
to get near enough to note the color OF thu
upper mandible with the naked eve.
Inc approach Of a cuckoo at any time OF
DAY to q tree where another bird nests
ID pretty sure to bring about a warlike
demo nstration, and the intruder is soon
seen In full flight before the outraged house.
holder.
A good deal OF the early morning chatter
OF the birds proceeds from the solicitude
OF parents Tor fedgling, In their first efforts
at night. The ve1ed question whether
nirds teach their young to fly is perhaps
hard TO answer, but they surely take solici.
tous Interest In these early stops OF their
httle ones. and when the attempt occura
ae dawn the birds seem specially unessv.
because then the enemies Of the nestlines
are all abroad.
you happen to look into a nest when
the young birds are almost ready for fight
the thing that is likely to happen Il the
sudden tumbling Of the whole family out
Of the nest. When the frightened nttls
birds find themselves falling they perhaps
insanetiveiy stretch their unused winss.
with tho result that they are In part upborne
bv the air, and they take no harm from
their fall.
The case ID very like that At the boy who
when thrown into the water instinctivslv
makes motions with his hands and feet
that tend 70 sustain him. In the case Of
likely to. end in disaster than the Art a.
tempt Of boy to keep himself afioat in
deep water As likely as not a good many
OF the early morning flights Of nestNnEs.
are made IN fleeing from enemies.
One Oh tne most interesting early morning
performances Of the birds Is the imitation
BY the young woodthrush cooks Of tie
delicious song Of their elders. Whethee
the parent bird deliberately sinRs with ~
lact IN view that his son Is listening to him
s an" 81: attempting to initiate the .Ong nobody
q re young voodthruah must be - ~ 81.
orucaating trial to the. parent bird, for tie
youngster makes . ridiculous trayeetv az
bis elders song. :"
What one hears is succession OF soraAchx
I ns,,,, aotss IN which the attempted ~
Mhen the elder bird sings is q mere hlsnE
Inc young bird swells his throat In vain
ior no audible sound follows. He pcrsists.
noweyer. with z patience which sccounts
ior the Perfection Of the mature birds'
rob soprano mathis, and the ATTEMPT 4
ono Of the moet instructive exhibitions a
the feathered lind '"
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champions Of the cat were members Of the
nature study classes ia the public schools.
The signs OF the times are most pro-
pitious,' said Mrs. E. K. Fisher. principal
Of the public school at lllth street and
Lsoox avenue, during a discussion OF the
above cases. Tho kindly boy develops
into the good man, and nothing 80 develops
the sentleness in the boys nature as con-
tact with the gentle and beautiful.
svioe revels where humanity crowds
thickest and Is shut away from the trees,
the birds, tho brooks and flowers. felt
that It was . glorious day for my boys and
girls whom we moved into this building
some years ago.
Nothing intervenes between the school
building and Central Park. and as the city,
I understand, owns the intervening lots
I hope nothing will ever shut of our view.
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stimson, Miss Anne Crolius and others
three years ago. Such progress has the
work made that already cruelty has b.
come rare in the treatment by children of
the wild denizens of Central Park. Nothing
more strikingy illustrates tho beneficial
results Of the work among the children
than the statement, which is borne out BY
official records, that cruelty cases brought
before the courts during the last year have
been entirely Of adults.
Moro and more children have been i'm.
pressed with tho kindly mission Of the
park birds and squirrels, and public opinion
on the subject has become 80 pronounced
that men who wantonly destroy birds'
nests or ensnare the birds and squirrels for
food or profit are severely dealt with In
the courts. The sentence Of two men BY
Justice Moes Of the Harlem police court
recently to thirty days In Jail for killing
. mother wood thrush and destroying its
nest and young was noteworthy, and Il
has been widely commented upon By Tho
press from ocean to ocean.
Not many days ago q crowd Of boys
In Third avenue cav q truck driver swing
ing q cat through the air and beating lie
head against q wall. few years sSo the
boys would have probably joined In the
sport. but instead they fercely attacked
the truck driver with sticks and stones
and gave him q beating.
Not satished With this, they had The
man arrested. appeared against him In
court and saw that hs was punished. In
quiry developed the fact that most Of the