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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
@e6m's Sdumnn9sperRauf,
10 McisScEtnston.,
nabc Is barlessStr.
2Ofalberidte aus sBaibimgton.

so It ii III cit Der Gc6ntfer,
Der g(c6uifcr-& crein" belt &c.
itcrn i'm G%lubbouic, &r. 314, G-Str,
N.-@., cine iciner rei5poQen mo ocS-
bolb ieit So6ren III Den betreffen0en
9reiielt 10 iebr 6clie6ten Minterfeit-
lihfeiten ob, mo 5mor iuor es Dies
nal Elm GoitiimzS on5fr0n3dcn. Ia
Ourd ooB ouBer Den 0titglieOern ulo
ibren 0on1en MIR elmer bcidrGnften
Nn5ohl bon @1itcn ginlooungen 5il-
gelan0t ner6en, bot man eS nod inl=
mer p%eritonoelL 0ieien SeltIi6feiten
Den Gei5 uubeimeln0er Sntinitdt SIT
mobren. lln0 peiter muroe ooS @e-
liugen 0es geItrigen a6enos e6enlo.
luobl 0urh Die umIif)tig getroffenen
Gorbercitltngen 0eS ARRANGEMENTS.
Gomite's 9eii6ert, uie Our6 Die BON
ben Sbeilne6mern - in fat ms.
nabmsloS biibld er0odtcn u1to ge=
I6mofpoa allSgefiibrten Goltiimen-
mitqebrud)te u%npertuiiltli6 beitere
2ot1ne. NndOem bis fur5 Dor II llbr
g~eton3t moroen foor, befpegte ii6 Die
gan5e @cieaihoft nod Dem eleaanten
Horlor, nm iid an elmer groBen, in
&ufeiienform %geoedteu, nit 9lumcn
reid)lid gei6miidten Gnfef gum Soit=
per nie~oer5uloiien. Nof Anfbebung
Der Gofel luilroe oos 5an5en pieoer
nit ridden arGften ouigenommcll,
uu6 es mar longe nod 2 llbr, otS
man lid) id)lieBlid, ii6erli6 a1ieitig
b~efrieoigt, trennte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
StaOt Baltimore.
Nns Mcttcr.

Sir MurulunN mo Sen Giltrift
Columbia flor mo t0Itcr mo Icidtc
uorolid)c @inoe
Ger bod)itc Recommendations mar
30 @rnO NM 3 ll6r No6mitto0S.
Ger nieOriNitc Ibcrmomctcriton0
iuor - @roo lum Wiittcrnodt.
Wittlcrer 9oronleteritono 29.S9.
Ger nieOrigit Sbermomcterltono
Scr lcBtcn 81 Stlunocn in nahfoloells
ben Stohten mar, luie iolgt; Goitport
80, &ortIono 80, Bottom 30, glbonp
2S, Nerp-Oorf IS, philadelphia sc,
@orri@burg 81, NtlunttczGitp 81 Hors
folf IS, Woibington 81 @otteroS "a,
Charlotte 60, @ilmington 5S, G6orle.
ton 60, Souonnob 62, SodionoiQc
GA, Slipitcr 70, SepsgScit n, gltlonto
"A, Mnntgomerp 46, @crp.O Orleans
%, HoIeItine IS, Collection 30, Cor
pms Gbriiti 56, Wempbis SO, Gincin-
noti IS, 9ittsbrrg 80, OSipego %,
Buffalo Is, GIeoelnnb 20, Detroit 90,
9llpena s, Morquette 6, Green Ban s,
Chicago 26, Duluth A. ct. EnuI s,
ct. 2oitiS 80, 9ouioSsGitp 30, Sttron
t6, Omobo %, 9iSmord 6, @iaiIton
2, @oure t6, Scleno 20, Solt 2ofe-
Gitp 36, Genper %, Nortb &lottc 80,
9oo9cSGitp 30, Nnloriuo 81, Sos G(n.
gcleS 56.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Glit }Smlucr mmO Slci.

Waht Gopt. @iItinion in %YleronOrio
ieinem 2ebcn Gin G1loe. 81
luobntc biS6cr in Baltimore,
Capt. No6crt y. &ilfiuioL lpcl'
der ouQ 9nAgcriNiff oGbclnpcnfc, q"
@iaent6um Der nWlorulonO Contract
ina & IrcONinQ Co. beicbli0tc, be-
girg gcitcru in NlcranOriu 80,
Sclbltmor0, inocm er lid cine <gcl
in ocn S>opf idob. @r mar Il Sabre
alt ul0 in Baltimore acboren. S6olt
lett Ginger 3eit mobntc er III M}obr'S
Sotel. Nr. 1851. 9lliccnma . StroBe.
Gr mar leoig uuO lett ieincm II. &c
bcn9iobre inn 9o19ergeih0it tbdtig.
Der 0runO ieiner Chat lit uid)t be-
fonnt. Dor cttua ~ Sobren mar CT
idnuer frunf mo mtBte lid elmer
Operation mter5iebenL bon mclder
CT lid ieoo1 bol0 mie0cr erbolte. PIN
leBtcn Sonntag uno Moutug mar CT
nod in Baltimore, feDrtc jcOoh am
0ienitug Wlorgcn nod) glero10rin
3uriid. Gr bintcrIGBt MIR mcbrcrc
GolliinS III Baltimore. inter ocnel
iif aud, @oli5iit @ilfininn bonn oit.
lihcn 0iitrift beiinoct. Seiu Goter,
&obcrt y. @ilfinion, elm Sdiffs5im-
mcrmonn, fam Dor 30 Sobren olti
See nm.
Der Gn0tc mar cit Mtitg(ieo oeS
o0emofrotiiheu &ercin3 jungcr
D}Gnncr BON Oit.Soltimorc" lulO ocS
Glopcr > GoucluucS, :. 3. s." Scin
Scihnom miro bcltc 5lpcdS 9ecrois
glln9 nod) Baltimore 0cbrod)t mcr.
Nptt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

9eamtenmabI. Sn oel
Sobresiibitng 0cS rElumber Wfeilter'
&ercils" iuuroen sic folgenoen BE
omtcn erip1blt; Troiioent IIlen ".
9eon crlter &ice.ErdliOent Irtbitr
S6lnpel, 5pciter &ice-Er0iioent Us.
@. GolplcS, protofollirenoer Sefre'
tor g8iaiarn s. WtcGrco, 6inun5.Scs
fret1r G6orles $. 8rcoerid, S6ob.
meilter 9. Wf. Sulipun, Sergcuntsnt.
firms Charles @iomull, Gircftorcn
@iQiom $. &otbrof, SbomaS .. 90
!ano, ". s. Ypfpmon, 8illion s.
glforo uno s, q. S6redjt; 9eIc9utcn
sur acknowledgements So9u
Sroinor, SamcS 8roinor, Somucl
Bennett, MQen @. Bean, 6. 6. Mit.
deli, @iaiam $. &otbrof, &. @ee.
Don, 6. $. Sreoerid, VI. s. McGred
s. .. aotbe, 6. S. 9urfe, 3. DC. Sui
lipun. s(iiguit Gilman mo @. "
Hoiules; Snlpcftor @iaiom S. Mit
dell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Sdiffsfarten ppn nn6 mad SentId).
LAMB.

Son Baltimore bic Bremen: Sea.
iiite $42.50 un0 $3.50, 3iuiIdenOed
$33; bon @remen bis Baltimore:
aniiite $50, 3pii6enoef (fiir aae
Eoiiogiere) $3.50. Sbeu. $. 9icner
& So, 3imincr Scr. 3, ia SIt-
2erington Ctr. @elOmedlel irno
@eloierloungen. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

*** 8ie ygr6eiter= 2ieoertoiel" lei.
crt ibr b~iesiGbriges GornepalsieIt am
Montag, ben 10. M6r5, nit einenl
aitf's Bette porbereiteten Masfenboae
in Der n@ermania.O i1nnerdor-Salle"
Wftt elmer o~riginellen Iuffiibrlng,
p5ranm mo @irflidfeit" ~repr1ienti-
reno, miro Der 9du in intcreiionter
WeiIe erpffuet. Siderlid iperben Die
pielen 6reufioe Oes Sereins regen s(n.
tbeil an Dem Scite ucbmen nno nm
Ole allsgeieetrn m~crtbuoIlen Erciic,
led]S fir Gii5el-Wasfel un0 5ebn fir
@ruppen, cinen lehboftcn Wcttcifcr
eutfnlten. Ser Gintriitspreis betrigt
25 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Scrcinigtc SGn9cr.
124 lthr am Sunntna.
: Erube. - y&uriuGrts- Sallc."
COD
llntcr &Gocrn %Scrmnlmt.
Ter S0ngcr-@ cteron 6rieori6 bon
Der @enic ouf grGbli6e @ciic
mus Sebcn gefommcn.

Der @enlc ouf grGbli6e @ciic
INNS Sebcn gefommcn.
&r. Sricorid) bon ser Wcnic, Gin
langi1brigcS, trcllcs NfitglieO Oea Sc
inngnereinS g6roblinm" crlitt geiterr
N~admittog in Dem Multnt Glare.
6rodt'9nbnboic Der Baltimore &
Sbio.Nabn" cinen grGBlid)cn Too,
iiiocn cr bei'm ,&oblcnouileicn bon
elmer Sotomotipe i~ibcriobrcn mo
ld)rcdlid p|crltiinlnclt pltroc. Goros
ner SoneS CAB elm oilf llnioa lolttcns
0eS Gcroift al uno crodtCtc cillen IN.
ollelt Iiir mnotDig. &rn. bon Der
&cnic'S trogii6c8 Gnoc Oiiritc bcIon.
OerS in Sii0lpeitz9 Baltimore, poielblt
Der SoDtc luobtbcfonnt lpor, nllgcnlci-
mes altlleben crreecn5umnl Der Ser.
illglildtc ~bclon0erS in 0elltlden S0n.
gerfreiicn iuobl6efonnt iuor. 0or 60
Sabren in Oiterro0c, am Sor5, ocbos
rem, crbiclt Der ilnl9c BON Der 0enie
Ooielblt cine quito Sdulbiloung nlb
il%berliobnt nud Dem gLble6cn ieiucS
@oters ociien aleiocrgcih1it. &or -
Sobrcn iuntberte Nr. puti Der Nenic
nod Amerifo aus, licB lid bier III
Baltimore nic0er. lpolclblt or bis ppt
itngef0br ciiem Sabre bel elmer De-
%fonnten &leioeriirnno in elmer ucront.
iuortIiden StclIlmo tb0tig fpor. Scit
CT oicIc Stclnng pcrlor, lpur CT offers
1iieocrgcIdlo9cn lieb ie6oh ME ieinerl
0reiinoen g~egcnilber ourdbliden, ooI,
ct DIE gerihgltellnteritiibuna bon ben-
ieIben miinihe, obidon ibm Oieie ins
0ireft nngetrogen mllroe. Der Ser.
blidcne binterldBt MIR ieine 0attin.
Gas Seihcnbegdngnib finoet moracn.
9fadmittags Inn 3 llbr, oiif Der .@e.
itern Cemetery" itntt. Ger r3roD.
finn" miro on @robe iingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
REQ. Sanrruidrmiot's nNmerican
Vrclucrn" : gicrc,
GSreo.

aus Dem aiserleienlten Sopien rno
MolS gebrout, fommen ireeno mel.
den iniportirten 9ieren gleihl. Der
leile 8eidnlnf iinb @ebaltreid)tbunl
lpred1en iiir iih lelblt, luopon Sic lid
burd) cine Erobe leid)t iiber5elgen
fonnen. Site $500. 9ralerei
t101-l12S SiGens SirnBc. Eel. 6.
4 Y. 36f. Mo. 1891. t70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Samitaa. nnb Gonntaa.Grfurfoncm

nad @aibington $1.25 anf Der
.8enniplDnnia : gabn." 8iaete iinb
fir Die 9iidfabrt bis Sonntdg
abeno giiltig. sue 3iige, Den
Congregational 2imiteo" ausaenom
men. GsSr&Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
WinitcriGicr N~cidrninnb.

49, oNNN@
StrnBc ocn 9cihnam eincr 6rou.
- 2icgt Mor6 Dor? Coroner
GoroutberS miro untcriu6en.
Chen mDiteri0icn Slrto mod)tc &c
Nitcrn 2tbenO Der in Hr. 1911 Dit
6upcttcltroBc, mobnboite Grnit Stein
in Dem Seller oes SauieS al ocrSii0-
lueit Gde Der 6opetteltroBe uno Gell-
tral Iuenle, melfeS ldon lett cini-
ger 3cit lccr itebt mo i'm 9egriiic
lit, o69etragen 81 meroen. @r. Steill
mllBte III Dem SaltIe nad) einem @e=
genitnnoe iuden uno fonO babel i'm
&eler 0eilel6en ben 2eidnam elmer
etma 30 Sabre alteH, 5 SUB 5 3oa
groBen 6rnlcrSperion. 9erielbe
bate feline an5eiden, 0ob Gin M}oro
porlog, MIR an Dem &iuu OeS 2cid)-
nnms fono mar 9Iltipitrell, Die orld)
bon einem 9lutItur5e berritbreu fon-
llell. Gas Sralte16Ilf1lfter mar Don
idlonfet Stntltr, bate l6lpor5e
Soare, mor in cine i6mar5e 2oiae
nit orei rotben Streifen ouf Den
SGultcrn geflei6et, fcruer in cill
ROTH uno i6tpnrj geitreiiteS &leio nit
S%pibenbciat, graue Striimpfe mo
idpor5e S6ube. Coroner Or. So
rputbers nabnt cine llnteriudung
Dor lIno nei9t Ser 9Iniidt 5u, OnB elm
natiirlider 300 porliege. lieB ieOodJ
Den Seidlnnm nn6 Der Morgue i6of,
fen un0 miro, meln sic Goli5ci bis
beltte 9tad)nlittog I'M 3 ltbr nid)tS
gtdbcres III G%rfnbrlrua bringt, cine
Eoltmortcm 2 llnteriltdluhg porneb.
men loiieu. Sn elmer Der Gol6en Ser
Gooten fnnO oie Yoli5ei Elm Bud,
meld)eS ocn Ntumen Mrs. Glen 8urf
o0cr oSirf" tru9. gugenideinlid)
bate bic 2eidc nod nidt longe in
Dem 8eler eelcacll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
0ircftcr Gilina md Ghienap,

Ourdeebcnocr S%dlofpn9eb pio
EcnniplOonid 9abn berldBt llnion.
9o6nbof, Baltimore, tGgli6 700
0iorgeis uno fommt in G6icoao 400
Nodnlittags on. (0iGr57-1t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
aennn,s feine a~erSitete 9affees

perben in alien Stabttbeilen bon
Baltimore perfanft. Sie bor5iisIiH
6uaIitdt nno mdBigen Breiie MAIDEN
~oieieIben eeraoeSu beriibmt.
g. .Senns Go., Sbee, &affee, Snder
ClpriI5 ,iDiDoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

Ter Is barcoaI=Gfu6" bot
IN leilleln Sotnl an Der Spmoro. uin
6ronflin.S troBe etipo 100 YiIocr iei-
ncr Wlitglicocr ollsgcitclt, oie n1d)-
item Montag ouf offentlihcr Gltftipn
oerfoilft iperoen luaen. Die m%ciitcil
oericlbcn limo Sclgenidloe nebit einis
gen Yquarelen unb Sfi5.
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Nnr ~ shnbrn nad Glitaao

pin Gennlplpunid 9obn, ourd)ge-
betloe S1lafmaeen. 9l6fobrt bont
luton 9oDh6oi, Baltimore, taglidt
Z llbr Morgeus, Infunit in Chicago
400 Radmittngs. (Mdr55-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
0cucr SutsQo0eu.

Sriibiobrs : Sacons iino jctt oor-
r1tbig. Serner 2eoermaoren nno
Softer. Sreb. Seineman, 800 Norb.
Gbarles.St r., orei 3biiren umterbol6
iciner 9lusItofiirnngs. iuto SemOcu-
Sabrif. (G6,S,70,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
8elbienonnscn nadl 9entidIanb nnb
Ceifreid

at "a Gents pro Warf rito 20H
Gents pro arone. Borto ertra
Mediel misgeItent onf ole Tbei~
Der MeIt. Biniec Shiffsfartcn DO.
uno nah Neutidlmo. Ebeo. 8.
Diener & Co.. III G~ft.2ering
ton-Sir. 8immer gr. 8. (180-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

49," Stn gSoborsSpceiim finoet
morgcn mieoer cine Ser 10 6eliebten
observation-disclosures itott. Inter
Mnoercm merben boieIbit belpcglidc
9iloer uiin iauitrirte @cidn9e porge-
iiibrt. Gbne 3iueifcI miro iid bic
ltnierboltnna mieoertm reht gllten
Ycliirbcs %erffeliefl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
OeDm's seei. Wcrtanl


g0pnu Sir iid1 r,A rilrr 9nnitnls
0fnI,oc ,,n,iohc, Aio @hr Ol,(S !, mo
NF'f'HSN "''ISpNhr wv WI NNRp ~
,,;,c. ~ ;oh. m,,, ,nnot,
niir0e 10 mcrben sic cillcu BON
unierrn ]crItflniiioen gn3iioen unO
llebcr5icbern oicicr Soiipn fopfcn!
$500 fir eincn pradtio,n scopcr. ooer aqel
tololeo'FiteoGr. reanIaf 5son NM 8DoIi
so Sou Qrufmoab sic Dc5abrcm nrr
2oriocn Inr s..
$1,000 fir GuS9end0It 'l'aalie 3lOanita
,-ns '' .%t,rt,' ,t b"' g...,vn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

0ns 5ebntc freic Orael.
Recital miro morgen i'm .Geu.
boom . Snititut" bon Srn. Soluoro
Ebatfer unter Mitwirfrng bon Or.
9bomas Stofbnm 9afer, 8oritoililt
aegeben peroen. GaS Yrogramm lit
We~noelsiobn Orael-S onate gtr. 6
st Is enough" ans vglias," fir go.
riton. Saint Saens, n5ontaiie,
Choral" uio uYaitornl." @ri'pn,
2icD fit BARTON. &olunro Jbatdler,
ssntrobnction iino fSiIae. Ietbier,
Noetnrnb. @ads, ~Solidna iiir
Grgei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
Samitus, Ocn If. Mdr5 1908.
lIntcrhnltnnns . g0cnfuciirr.

,WluNtsAtnbcmie." j. Etete 2So6e: SIorcucc
&anis In s3be 8Iuuer Iiuio".
Gbaic's SHcntet." - Slcfe ISOLDE: rGumiIe".
r3DuioGDitrdReHs SHentcr." - Stete AodC
nGuccH vi tGc ISbltc SlupCs".
rSDrb's SpcrnBans." 49, Sicie ISu6e: nSer
Smu 9SuO".
,MarnlanS. Sbentcr." - Sicic ISOLDE: tdglih
6lpCt NaUocuiues& uritclungCu.
nNeueS auditorium. - 9icfc g8ode nglaneb
Yrotuu".
rglnuen'S Sheatrr." r. 9icfe ggohc: Daniel
Nbun In iolpcihcm Aieperloire: WlnntuN. Oiuiis
nee mo Nbeuos, Vt Aouul porcr"; Sietiiua,
@onleritaa mo Samiinq GbcnO Dlonte Critic;
Yiiiilupn WiaiiHcc ,Yuhu Of gDone"; YbcnhS
n&ir9iuins"; Sreilaa. Nlniiuee iilb 9IbcuoS,
a9iNcbcib"; Samitagss WiuliHcc vIbe ytnb
sting.
rarbeiter gicSertafef." W}ontaa. Ben 49,.
Wlar3, aroBer MnstCnbGa in Der n@ermaniua
charlottesville"
pScutidcr Nricaerbnno Upn Baltimore" -
WiOniug. Den 20. Wtdr5. prnbec Scitbu1 nit
hornnpebcnoem 6nl6crt uno Iutfil6rlttg lcbcits
herNtlhcr IN Der a@erHdHin WtdIllerChorsOale"
rnSnburs9nceum." - Suuniu1. oc1 ~. V(dr5,
MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11
rIr6citer : 2icocrtafcl."
Wrnfcr Wnsfcnball

Wuntag, Den Ii. MfGr5 1905,
in Der 8crmania-M iG Sallc.
Gintritt % Grnts 4 ScrIon.
IL iucrtbuullc Hrciic
(G0,47,70-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

Ger He1en bonn lebten 9unncrltng
bat Die Strobcn IN ocn Wobnnngss
&icrteln Der S1oot>in chuaS bclicrcn
3llitnn0 gebradbt, uno Die 0or5c
Monnidoft OcS StrnBenreinigu199s
0epnrtemeutS. burd) 30 luciterc Srb-
rer unb 60 &urrcn uno 6ilbrleutc Der
,nebrt, lit nit Observation-Disclosures Yidc,
Sdnuicl unb 9eicn IN jenen Stuot.
tbeilcn Sog mo No6t beidGitiut.
Sis unb Iide aus Den NQeuS 81 emit
fernen ufb Die StroBen bonn Sdlnllt
81 l1llbern, Der lid lett Dem Nopcnl;
Der, oils Der erIte S1nee iiel, ollge-
iommelt bat. S5ln NronoOiitrift ober
fonn Nid)ts getbon meroen, bis Der
Mtorait m|llactrodnet lit, Sn Golge
oeS ld)ledlten 3ulton0cS ocs Milo
tiers Der Wehr5obl Der Stro6cn uno
Der Seitcmuege mo ocs o~ngcb1uitcr,
Snumoterials, iogt Gommiii1r@idcS,
fam or BORT Den SdJmnt nidt Obj
moiden. Spbolb Der MforaIt einac.
trodnet lit miro CT feline 9on5e Munn.
ihait i'll oieiem Stuottbeile con5en.
triren unb in Elm ooer 3uei 5oaen
bemielben ell freiinolid)ereS gllS,
iehcn .geben. 'Sr. 6ronf u. Shirt bat
ocn Superinienoentcn Der ,9olti.
more Gnnitorp So" ampciimna &c.
geben. 6rn. Wides bei'm Hciniocr
Der aaepS nit ben 6llbrlpertcn sen
Golnpagnie nod ariitcn 81 bclicn
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14
GrOundlesS CHARGE.

The effort to connect Senator
Hepburn with alleged land frauds
in this State is not meeting with
that degree of success hoped for by
its promoters. Indeed, it has fall
len very fiat. To an Associated
Press representative, the Senator
recently made the following state.
ment; "'. -a... Z
The efforts made to connect me
with the frauds have no basis what
ever. A year ago, in the course of
aspeech concerning the Northern
Pacific land grants. l called the SEN
ate's attention to the land frauds
being committed in Idaho. I stood
ready then aud I stand ready now
to assist the officers of the govern
ment in ferreting out the criminals
and securing their punishment.
mo-" continued the senator, in
responce to further inquiry, "I
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14
soULEss CORPORATIONS.

The hard-heartedness, stiffneck-
edness and all around penuriousness
of railroad companies is painfully
exhibited in the fact that not sim
gle member of the house of COM
mons of the Idaho legislature re-
ceived free pass. The constitution
provides, That whenever any
member of the legislature shall
travel on free pass in coming to
or returning from the session of the
legislature, the number of miles
actually travelled on such pass shall
be deducted from the mileage of
such member" The proof that
none of the members received a free
pass is found in the fact that not a
mile of deduction was made. Pos
sibly, though, the constitutional
free pass provision applies only to
special sessions. We hope so for
the sake of the railroads.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14
STATE ENGINEERS REPORT.

The biennial report of the State
Engineer, copy of which is fur
nished us by courtesy of Mr.. Stew
enson, contains a good deal of very
valuable information. Measure
ments of the Boise river, in 1903.
which was low water season, show
that the flow was greatest in June,
when there was a maximum of 49,
$50 second feet, the equivalent of
837, 500 miners inches. In April
the maximum flow was 1920 Sec
ond feet and in May 1860. The
decrease in May and subsequent in
crease in June is somewhat puzzling.
In July the flow decreased rapidly,
the maximum for the month being
only 1880 second feet. In August
the flow was only about 100 second
feet less than in July. Then in
September occurred another marked
decrease. In October there was
large increase. According to those
measurements the real low water
period occurs in September, when
the maximum flow in 1903 was
only GAS second feet.
1t would be interesting to have
the measurements for 1904, which
would show very different condi-
ton. Those measurements are
taken by officers of the United
States Geological Survey and should
be fairly accurate. They give an
idea of the vast amount OF water
possible of conservation and it is to
be hoped that the Government will
soon stop measuring and go to stor-
ing. The flow in the Boise river
in April, May and June is almost
as large as the flow in the Snake
liver in corresponding months, at
Montgon'ery's Ferry.
The State Engineers report con-
tains many interesting and instruc-
tive features, which will be COM
mented on from time to time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14
ROSWELL ITEMS

Roswells Idaho, Jan. IL, 1905 Especial to
THE Tribunal Mr. J. 81. Lowell was down
from Caldwell the first of last week, TO at
tend the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Riverside Irrigation
district. "a ,s.zzss
A meeting of the Roswell-Parma w. G.
7. u was held Friday afternoon at the
home of w. B. Mitchell, of Parma -;
The skating party last Saturday night
was we'll attended by the young people. "A
very enjoyable time is reported.
Mr.. Alfred Stout returned to Caldwell
last week, after short visit with friends
here. s5z-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ross returned We'd
nesday from visit with relatives at Poca-
tello.
The sons OF Rev. George Runsiman have
completely recovered from the typhoid
fever. .g< 49,. s..r.g ..,.sE ... ..... ....~....5
The Misses Trout entertained small
company of friends last Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs B. G. Paine this afternoon.
Mr.,C. H.. Allen, who has been ill with
measles, is getting better.
School began again last Monday morn
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior,
Urite States land ONCE.

lOi>t' iilait ;, d.. pmheF IL, 1904
this office by Mary Kimsey, contestant,
against homestead entry No. 6276, made Febru,
airy q, 1908, for 81 seq, Sec. 80 81 SWL,
Payne, coutestee, in which it is alleged that
Charley Payne has wholly abandoned said home
stead entry. and the lnnH embraced thereby;
s taC ne 9aS "a lled to tgi te hereof to estabh Ii
months having elapsed since the date of said
entry; tat he has failed to the date hereof to
tsa T. !i"SAaDle house upon said land, more
sald entry that there is not, at the date hereuf,
any habitable, or any house upon said land,
Rnilt, or ctused f. have been built, or purchased
by Sald entrymdn; that The structure, or house
heretofore built upon sti land by said entryman
was not habitabie house. and was Incomplete,
unfinished, ami unihhabitlbe in good faith for
the purposes OF home. and the same was never
lnnaOlCed by said entry utu AS such; that the
Sa1d structure, OF house, So built by said entry
man On said AMI as aforesaid, has been by said
entfyman, nhhndnned, Sod, and the same has
at the date hereof been removed from said land:
that at the dat" hereof the saiu entry has been
abandoned and the said land is not built upon
and reside upon by saih ,f.1l, man, more than
SIX months having elapsed since the date of said
entry; that said entrym't0 has failed to establish
ms reSlaence upon the said land in a house, or
70 MAINTAIN re Sidencc upon said land, to the
dale hereof, but has maintained his residence
with one Chimney On ianu lear said entry, more
than SIX months having elapsed since the date of
said entry; that all of said failures and said
abandonment are existing at the date hereof.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
before ti!c ltegi>ter and Receiver at the United
states Land Office In Boise Idaho.
Inc SAID contestant having in a proper affidavit
MED DT"mher -, 1904. St forth facts which show
thaC All / uue diligence personal service of this
notice can Lot be made, 1t is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
d17j14 REGISTER
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14

81 CALDWELL is the birth place Of
many great and good things, the
latest Of which is The Moralist," 4
journal Of ethics, edited and pub,
lished hy G !. Shorb. The first
number recently came 10 our desk
and it contains much that is SOUND
and wholesome. Whether the
Moralist can live, is a moot ques-
ton, however deserving it may be.
The number of human atoms, in
any given locality, that cares to be
instructed in morals is comparative
iy small very small The matter
is too Weig hty for the delectation of
the average man. Indeed, most of
us would like to see the moral law
repealed, or SO amended that each
man might live his life as pleased
him best without violating any
ethical rule. But, we hope the
Moralist will live and living do
good. -a-...
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-14
Presbyterian Church Services

The following will be the order OF SER
vices in The Presbyterian Church for the
week beginning with Jan. Is, 1905:
Sabbath School at 10: 30 a. NJ. Subject
Jesus wins his first disciples. John 1 IS 81.
Preaching an II: 80 Subject Turning
Matt. 1873
Christian Endeavor at 6 80 p. NJ Sub
ject-Am / my brothers keeper? Gen. 4:
u.s.
Preaching at 4 -Confessing our sins
and being forgiven. John 10.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at
Cor. 8: 1922.
DAVID A. CLEMENS.