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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
WOMAN
JUMPS
TO DEATH
While Insane a GerviS Woman
Jumps From Fourth
Story Window

Portland, Or, June 26.- (speciaD-
Mrs. Florence Smith, Of Gervais, Or, a
widow about 20 years old, jumped from
the fourth-story window of the Good
Samaritan hospital last night shortly
after 6 O'Clock, and sustained injuries
from which she is expected to die.
When picked up by hospital attendants
it was found that she had both arms
broken below the forearms, both hips
dislocated, one leg broken and was
hurt internally. She was carried to the
operating room, where her injuries
were dressed, and efforts made to save
her life.
Mrs Smith, IL is supposed, became
insane, and jumping from her bed be-
fore she could be caught by her nurse,
sprang from the open window, and land.
ed in a heap at the bottom Of the court
facing Twenty-third street. Her nurse
is held blameless for the accident, as
she was one Of the most experienced in
the hospital The rash deed Of the wo.
man was entirely unexpected, and
caught the nurse unprepared.
Wonder is expressed at the hospital
that the fall did not instantly kill the
woman. From the fourth floor to the
bottom of the court is a distance Of
about 45 feet.
Mrs. Smith was brought from Ger
vais, Or, four days ago in a critical
condition, and was given a private
room on the fourth floor. Her actions
were strange from the first, and il was
against the wishes of the hospital man.
agement that she was allowed TO re.
main. Her brother, Rev. Albyon Esson,
of 33s Eugene street, was notified Of
the serious condition of his sister yes.
terday, and said that he would notify
the young woman's father at Gervais.
1t was shortly after the visit Of her
brother that the accident occurred.
Mrs. Smith is well.known in Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
Unwarranted Bashfulness.

II the Glendale News does not get
there il will be on account Of its charm
ing diffidence and timid bashfulness. II
says; ga story has been told Of a
man who was too economical 10 sub.
scribe for the home paper, and who
sent his little boy TO borrow the copy
taken by the neighbor. In his haste
the boy ran over a 81 stand of bees,
and in ten minutes looked like warty
summer squash. His cries reached his
father, who ran TO his assistance, and,
failing 20 notice a barbed wire fence,
ran into il, breaking it down, cutting n
handful Of flesh from his anatomy and
running a So pair of pants. The old
COW took advantage Of the gap in the
fence and got into the cornfeld, and
killed herself eating green corn. Hear.
ing the racket, the wife ran, upset a
four-gallon churn Of rich cream in a
basket of kittens, drowned the whole
flock. In her hurry she dropped a $25
set Of false teeth. The baby, left alone,
erawled through the spilled cream, into
the parlor, running a $50 carpet. Dur
ing the excitement the oldest daughter
ran away with the hired man, the dog
broke up IL setting hens, and the calves
got out and ehewed the tails off four
fine shirts. To be ON the safe side sub
scribe for the Glendale News"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
Petitions for Pardons.

Petitions bearing the names Of sew,
eral hundred citizens of Eastern Ore,
gon, and asking for the pardon of John
A. Crisman, were received by Governor
Chamberlain this morning Crisman is
serving term for manslaughter. The
petitioners allege that the killing was
justi6able.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
Buried in House wreck.

New York, June 26.-Five men were
buried in the ruin of an apar tment
house on West ls6th street, in Harlem,
which collapsed during storm this
afternoon. Fremen and police are
working to rescue the victims.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
school onans.

The Willamette University summer
normal opened this morning with a
small attendance, Regular class work
win be started tomorrow, at which il
is expected that the registration win
be largely increased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
Mob Attacks Police Station.

KOvno, Russian Poland, June ga
mob of 1000 surrounded and attacked
the police station and the governor.
generals palace today All the win.
dOws were broken and I'VE policemen
wounded The dragons dispersed the
rioters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
rhs southsrn Pacino oomnanr

Wfl sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up TO and including
September 80, 1905, 1905, limited to so
days rate Of e5.55. 65-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
Excursion Rates.

During the Lewis and Clark - ~.
tiOn the o. @. T. Co. win make "a !,
Of rs cents to Portland, round n'p =
Tickets good for 10 days b0aa
ing daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
Huie Wing Sang Co

China and japanese Fancy Goods, Mat
tings and Dry Goods, Silks En-.
broidery LacOs. Make up new line
Cents and Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
Suits, Wrappers. Skirts, White Under,
wear. Sale cheap. Court street, Salem,
oregon. Phone Black 2165. sac
Court st., corner alley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26

Arthur Morrow Lewis-of San Fra9
cisco, state lecturer Socialist party
viii deliver q free lecture MONDAY
June 26, at p. H., at corner u
State and Commercial streets on
Socialism the Hope OF the World
6.26.lt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26
Rocker sale.

Wednesday Buren 4 Hamilton will
cell a fine, large rocker for $3.50 as a
trade attraction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26

wanted.-Lady or gentleman OF faH
education to travel for a firm OF
$25O,OOO capital. Salary $lO7S per
year and expenses, paid weekly Al
dress, with stamp, ]. A. Alexander
Salem, Oregon. o-2o-SE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-26

expensive il the worth Of your The
thinks last Of price and first Of quality The true
economy you notn what you pay If you
you will buy HIGH QUALITY combined with
make an irresistible combination at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09

ErGii0crt @oul Norton
pom Der 20, y, GQuitoblc &ebcnaOcr
lid)cumg9 @cicllihoit" bat olc Ncoc,
mCIdc cr inn Scptcmbcr Dor bcn
ANcntcn Der @cieuihuit Ncboltcn
bot, Orl,tcr mo an oic 3citun0cn
prrlhidcn loiicn. Gr idAt: Die ncuc
Administration Der yGQlritublc" miro
ucriud)cn, Oic @ciclihuit cbrlidL
conicrOotiu mno mutbiN 3u lcitcn,
0ic NroBtc NcodtrnQ miro 0cu 30
liccn &ubnbcrn urO Ibrcn Nntcrcllen
Ncltcntt mCr0cit. Sr. Woftou mod
tc Gas @CriicberimQ3 @cihGit 10 uieL,
mic ml00IidL uolt Scr Eolitit Qctrcnnt
6nben. sd bobc @roBc@ nit Der
oGdlitubIc" Dor. Sd luill, OoB lie
nidlt bIob oic Qr0btc mo bette, ION
0ern oltd) Dos liherltc mo coniCroo.
tiuitc &criidcrumg3 &nititut in Der
Mclt lit" Io2 lit uicI pcriprohcM
obcr &crlprchcn mo Noltcn limo
}ucicrlci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
,IountiuS Wnu.

{. itarb am Z. SnoUer 1909, WtoracnS I'M
/ llhr. S%guntiua 9inu, IT Sabre alt. Qclicbtcl
Gulte puu IOicpbIuc ltGr. in ieiner lebteu gSoh
NINA, gr. 40. Sirit StrubC. Sigbiunntuun
Sic NceroiGuna finoet Sicuitaa, Wturecn9 I'M
rs llbr. non Der 9Cri %~c'IsNirde aus itutt.
SD btit III MN uub lurQem geiOcn
I'Un Gclneu yiebeII i~Origectlt.
EerGcbeIl3 lubt Sid infer Nlid;
1Sic mebmutb3poll 8 ann ms U~erlun0t,
IS brinNt Sin nimmermeDr BurIti.
ltttt mCbr ertOul inns Seine Sprlde.
Itibt mcbr reQi lth Seine ileib'Nc Nauo,
IS ribt ole grucil Seiuer 1uge.
1Su Su iOrit puuocIteit mo ~ilulIOit.
"a 'uhcr mir SID nm uCrgebeus,
On maUoellt Mot nlchr EN- mo aus,
lluo ulC lScBe SclUca SCbcIla
I'crlpcltcu ourt i'm cIrAcU NuUo.
Sic trnucruoc @attiu uuo 0iuocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09

&c nCuC Nummcr oe&
oclltid)cu Grport Sod)blottc@ oGdo"
(&crloN bon :. $. ShorCr, Berlin
z. W. 49, brinQt inter lcincn Die.
len politilhen Giiup9 II. 81: oWcnol=
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NltBIouo III Der Gclltifcn So}iol0c
motrotic 10 Grobc Gntriiitun0 bcr
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Bur &crtbcioigun0 I%rotbo'H"
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Def oils HeitcrQcncrol," III bcncn ser
lest bCrcita Ncid)loiicnc io5iolOcmo.
frotiid)c FortcitoN in Scno 5urSp rn
DIE 0cbrodt miro. Sicron IhIlcbcn
lid nod iolNcn0c nftllellc Nll'l0Bc:
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PORTSMOUTH - Sic rlllild)c NoltHs
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mo NorOonrrifo - Sd)nitcl ulO
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Ito Shr0Ocr - MilitGr mo Morinc
- Ser Auiitono in Geuiid).O ltofri.
ia - S~rOcn3ic9cn - Der &ronprin5
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BON Hid)or0 @ogner NtooIt
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SonOclSnodlrid,tcn Canada -
observation-disclosures nit @orb Sdil'
linQ'H N~udtopporot Heltca Ab.
oid)tungapcriobren bel Gompimo.
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les - 9o@ c~rplooirtc Shiprm9roo-
llnial an elmer Sompimlold)l1c -
Nic &erlcgun0 mihti9er Sonoelalue.
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iml93bicnitca nit @ollpten DE
0iegcnc Yoitforien - Siebe unoaillt-
oi9un9 Yiterotur Wtorftf>oii
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09

Us 'iurb ant Z. SllobCr 1905 katherine Srtd.
miller, Aeh. ,@nGcIbulpt, 9elicbtc cSuiiiu BON
SQbrl. Sel6nltlIer. Sic NeeroiQunq finoct ant
Htcnita9, Den 10. Cttober 1908. Guhmittags nm
Moro 9trIingtuu gpenuc, aus nan Der oeuiibel
lIt6erifben 2t. 4aulasWirche. Gdc Sremoni .glpe.
illlo Snroio90- StraBc. Y , u6r gtGhmilta8a
HAT. tJSJ=3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
Muniom Ocu ., CttObcr 1903,
9ldJt ScltCn.
7ic rriditcn gcntc Der MClt.

Cos .J,uu bort MorQcn &ourtal'
briuai cine ~9IomcnaIiitc Der bunoert
rcid,i,cn Hrltr Der YSclt lnO lbrcrI
g}crm6ucl. ole ljh }uiunmcn an
GAO I~tiuioncu 0ollor0 hclullcn, Slc
Hiilc lit uon TotIcutcn iiir ocn Mart
Ter .TiQuro" hcrQcitcllt lporocn:
Cbcnan itcht ,$ohn :. Nodciclcr NIT
tUUO M%illionCn; OILS 3mcIter ltcbt u.
Wclt in Siiouirifo oui Der Silir. er
pcrnlcutc icinc halbc WtiuiurOc Gol
lars in 0Cn Giumonticlocru Siloo'rl
fa'9, lno Der orittrcid)ltc Wtuml Der
g3clt :. y Noblniom omodtc" lclnc
AOU Wtilioucu Collars mll 0cn @ol0.
iclocrn Silooiritd'3. 2Il9 plcrtreld)
tier W}um Der MeIt lit Der G5or noll
Mublun0 mliQc5Ghlt, 0c1'en Ncrnlo
ocn uui 3O7 Wijllioncn Collars unac
ocbcn iii. 9tuh linn tonlnlcn Ole Nn1r.
rifancr N. Carnegie mo y. NSoloor'
9litor NIT $50, rep. POO WiilIoncrl
Ncrnlo0rll. Hlld) DER rlll'llW' Fr''j
0amiooll bcliBt Elm NcrntoGcn non
POO Millioncn Collars. Hnilcr Nrol1}
&olcpb BON AC)lrFld ION 100 ""ulo
men III %ernlo0en oc|lb'l'' |'@ %r
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non "clalclL Der SWuo ool' Fvrl'VI'
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MllIloIlore mob LANCE mat crNHopll'
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ben, Wail} ~bclohocr" Alll dcocl0t olc'r
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mare 9lbt uno olld) non otn hllllocrt
rrldltell Sclltcn DER SSclt crt'0lIcu
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ipoDrcllo Ncllildllallo llllr ltdH, III
@nIlien mn st" Mt'II'onarG, oll'pelll.
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per, e~llliIllool'rjlA ocrI RlInoCrt reId
lfen Sellte bapen Ibrc NtlIIIoncl Cr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
BERTHA e. u. giru.

IS itnrh am s. 0ltober 1905 nub Iurier
Nr0nfbelt Bertha Y. y. Sieu, ReIichte @attil
non GoWdb etel mo Iohtcr BON Iiurauret
ulo oca pcrltorbeneu CHARLES &iug. in ibrem
nod, g,ubmtttugs ? llbr, BON ibrer leeten l8ob.
rnn9. III. 45G, OerI, Git Gom6uroz StrdBe. 0iohs
aus itatt. &erpunoic mo SreItnoc
ltlo nhtun3auouli ein9elnoell. beijlnuobnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
Ehilumcun Steele.

Gbilomrna Nccic. 2cb. 0utb, i'm @licr non 5s
Gubren. Die NeerntUuuQ iinhct Eieuiua, I'M
Z ubr DiorOcIla, uoH Der 2Eubuula tbrca Cub.
mes. lbumua u Nutb. 9r. 229. Noro.iuit.
StUube. aus iiuit, ltuo nnnu nab Der q Mi.
buclasNirhc, mu nm y llbr cine )ic0uicm.
NObuteiie litr ibr See!cubcI celeUrirt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
Gpnhpn Gnrf.

Ter BnuptidhGthtte SrieobUt In Baltimore.
Nrcnl: 800 Wdcr. - Smmerpabrcuoe Charter,
Si ieocr Bet errtthuar. Siiuf 9eut5 tSuBr.
gClo Duu uneu GtuotibeiIen StrnBenOGbus
&UGgnu5 puliireH ben 9Gupt,inaana ale bret
Wimiiteu. g&urnCs gBurteBimmer fir SOlbe,
Die Den Sricubof bel raubem gSetter b%efuben,
BegrGbni6pldpt gu febr ntlBi9en 4rclleH,
ldmniilih inter iurluGbreu6er Yile9e.
9hreau: Nr. 2L @et.Snrdtugn' Strabt.
CaH6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09

nMber mcnn oic Soften
fommcn iiiblct man 'id) unaItbe-
tlommcn." Nird) in &opon. Goa
Sonn bat Jest cine ShuIOcnIolt BON
1850 WiQioncn Collars Ocrcn Der
shining iGbrlid) Is WijQjoncn bean.
iprltd)t. Gic @ciommtfoitcn Oc3
aricNca ollciu bc5iiicm lid mti $50
Mfilioncn Collars, mcbr ais cine
Miillion pro Gag. %or Dem aricac
betruQ Die Stoot9ituIo 6 Collars
pro aopL icbt lit tie ori - Collars
0citicgcrL mo Ole Stcucru bctro0cn
Is Collars pro &opi itott 5luci Dor
ocm &riegc. &opon int fem rcjdc3
Eonb, unO oic lln}u'rjrOcnbcit Der
&uponcr nit Dem Gricocn3ihlu6 in
Portsmouth Scr ibncu tcinc &ricQ9.
GntltGoiaunG 0ebrodt hat, lit oc2-
bulb bc0rcillif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
Ginc ppr,ilnlidle @clcocnhcit.

Sunge 9ameIl, nelde olS @cIecttc 3nrrer'
S6neioerfDitem uno NleioCrmdber 8l e%rlerflen
mllni6eu. ioutcn nibt ncrtebIelt. elm 9elnb ull
WtttglieOfhait Der Rldiie In Der
Gcieetic neutrality-suspicious. dnle
eildlretbeH, vile, Die itb lebt ais UIitplieosr
Der SeptembersNlafle aHf1lieBen. t0nnetl itb Den
l%tbernlen 9iubatt ~ 9hibe na6eH.
NSeqen @~lsiinft etc. menoe man itt oncr
lbretbe AT Mrs. VI. 6ubcr, Sr. BOP, Neit.Suta'
tugn', Ode SDiunro.Stra6e.. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
&crniidDtc Nnicigeu.
Baltimore Sransfer Gpmpaenie

shooit.6de BON qigbt. uno gombarb' Strahe,
bat ibre Wu5ftaitinB uuo mebrere 5lbrperie
(Nans) bersr6Bert unb 1T tsbt i'm Stanoe.
bon Saus 3u Sais 5u bet0roern uno
fir bic aufbepabrung ODER Yerfenoung gu oer'
paden. 9rompts unb 5uoerIlIt8e Seoienun0
tpiro ,uoeItbert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
Sobn ". Scufcl,
Gr G0i. Glib ebarp strahe.
~ mr. prid,rubr5tnttrr.

pelher aUe g~luftrdge flet5 Bur 8ufrieoenbett
u%usriIbrt. Sie ben ibm bebdnoeItcn Getten Ton
uen gSuheu lana ltcGer. obue ole gerlu9iten
Gerluefme9fpureu Al 6eigen. Srau 3euleI 1T
O~ruouirte GiubaIfCmirerirl, ure Ut Die BebGros
Iuug bon 6rGuenletben oercu GpeIidIttat.
GanlO.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09
Miaoaic MIaCr.

IS ftar6 am Z. CfobCr 1905 Wiaaaic WiIiIlCr.
geo. Nurgcr, I'M 80. GcbcnSin6rc. iu III. al,
3. StruBc. 0iablarotoUn. t2sl-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09

Ser Iluitrtrte n2euti d)?
Moilcr+&ulcnocr" fiir 0oa %oDr 1906,
Der lid III Den u &oDrcn icinca Gr.
id)cincna olrG in Den &crciniAtCn
Stootcn cingcblirGcrt bot, miro NIT
Dem %. NohrQon0 nod mcbr Trclm0c
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Milicn@luertbc3 ans Nmcrifo. BIT be-
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u. Nunitid.
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mes Nmtca entleBt. Nonlicu miro 0Cn
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lmn elmer iniort u, no0itrcfrnncn
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mr. Nirriht Nrr 9}rrioiirr Scr oIrtifrl
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hoftcurs mi0crItrcitc Nrr l}omru ri.
rca NrrioIicra bon 9IrtifcIr iriucs
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trur mnrOc ininrt in Nolt obociiibrt
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olI"! 0clBt" Del oen N0o Jortcr
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ne 'lolillde SlInIlirc. %on l6E DIS
1880 'pl'foe oo@ "'boli olll 3o'""
collars ACltCI0crt; bon lSS6 Ol@
lS93 bctrll6 c" 'oon collars, III
oCl peloer llod}'ICll HoDrcn 'o,"o,
III 'S96 lpilroc c@ ON 9ooNo, III lS9'
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collars rrDo0t' Gln IoNr'@Acoolt
BON laoW~ AoIlor"! Soooli loBt
Wr,obIt mcrhrr hiric INSTRUMENTATION
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drr mub sic i00iocu TcriidcrunoS
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mon ,norcr. 9lbcr nidt anna NIT
10000 9n0ora iiir ncn l%}r1iihentcn
orr @eIcQihoit. Ncpotismuo oDcr
N;rttrrnmirtblhoit pcrurcbrt Oos "a
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Snnge MGnncr!
Grlerut Selesraybiren unb giienbabn.gud.
flbrung.

$50 bis 500 Wonats'SebaIt fir unfere @hi'
tnrterten ooer feline notwithstanding. 9ele'
grapgtlien II groBer Hablrage. lnfere 0 Sfll'
len itllo ole GroBien In .%neriia: bon ieo.m
SpPniSeainteli empfoblen, Sebt 1T Die bette
5elf gum Slntrttt. Gbretbt peoen 1ataiOg.
.Dtnrie Sdoul Of Setegrapbg,
cincinnati p; buffalo. g{.sY.; @tlauta, ga;
va 9roiie, Bisc.; Ierurfunn. Ger: Can Sran'
Stdote.D (SuliB 4lIte5
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Baltimore Ecmctcrn.

ghrrau: VT. 3I4, oro.6barles.sirnbe.
WegribnIGpluBe 8lm Seriauf - bon $50 an,
nit MiGrlnorpfoiten Gbge8reu5t, $50 8ldB
fir bier 8rubcr. tSuHl61O
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&crinmm mugs. Nn5ciacn.

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eaic jur Rciie ms Mnstane beiorat u.
Haine, sr. Al, ct. Yanl.straRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-09

Ser 9cri dy Oc@ @~rncrols
3oblmciItcrs 1roncia : IooAc Oom
arlc9S-G eportcmcut crRrcbt Dab lid
Die All@gobcn iiir micrc }Irncc I'M
lebtcn Hed)nmQaiobrc ami 1885,
162 Collars bc5iiicrtcn. Nr. Googc
beIilrlportct cine G]rbo1lud Ger ooI.
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mebr rcittcn mo SIT elmer QltoIttoti
pen Terid)lcdtcrunQ oc@ Ntoml-
idoItabeltanocs iiibrcu miliic. lin.
lcrc Belt brold)c ocnfcnOc un0 NeblI
0ctcNionnidoiten bel Der SABINE, Nct
cinem @citonhc bon 60 I1G MForm an
SIii5jcrcn unO MomnihoIten milroc
bel elmer Grb0bunq Der %obnm0 eli,
tildtiNc@ God in lluclc Suu'@ @ol
lc cntItcbcn.
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Fahc jur Heiir ius Auslauo beiorgt 6.
Ratns, Nc. Ill, St. eanl. straRe.
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Mumlano'S tiirfiIde SaSer.
equitable wtbanbe. 4Uitamt seseu. etetc pIieu,
tAnguii22-)
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jlI1er bonn 9ionge 0cbrlugs oic'c lie
per5elI0llllg ollaiprid)t Damn olIr1c1
lnIr lbm l6on @loubcu itcntcn.
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Ireies GroBes Woliaih=E6cn

AM 10. Ettubcr 1903 bel Der Nalicebuuea Hrblls
uinA bCa lupdlcu nilerrCihilheu gSlribco Srll.
sntou o.. Sdlwentc in vi. 2l3, gud StroNc,
rubc geriuqtunz. lpelhea ourdl tiue bicr}u lui
pprtirtc 3iDeunetNupel Geo. Nduerulbmlota
&ier ltno z. Nedcr's ShiSicO aeulir}t lUetoelt
miro, Vito SCitcrreiber bcrau2!
t2S0,2-3)
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0H mIII IUr NVIEr
De" Iilni5i9iten @cburt2td1c2 Oc@
Stootea cine @cltuu4itculmH ucroll-
ltolten. 9is 5,rm Sabre l91t lit nod
lon0e bin ulo Der 5toot Monioa
fam lid Die SodJe nod ilbcrIc8cn.
Vie Mclt lit ollsitcnmU4miloC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-12
The Passing of the .Lobsrar

Hark to this doleful sound from Boston,
a note of solemn warning uttered by the
Massachusetts state board of fish and game
commissioners in an annual report to the
legislature:
The commercial extinction of the lob
ster Is as sure to result as day is to follow
night. There has been an increase of pots
per man, but falling off in the catch per
pot from 33 in 1903 to 2S15 in 1905 or de-
cadence of about IA per cent. In thirteen
years there has been decrease of more
than 66 per cent in the catch of Holsters
per pot"
Massachusetts, without Holsters? The
thought Is appalling 1t bespeaks a calam-
lily only to be exceeded by the extinction of
the cod fish or perhaps the death of all the
bean vines. The thing is inconceivable.
Yet here are the figures official and I'M
deniable. In consequence of the strenuous
efforts OF the lobstermen to meet the ever
growing demand for the crustacean by
the planting of more pots the Holsters have
failed to multiply sufficiently to fill the pots
dated themselves to the wider opportunity
to gladden. the hearts and undermine the
digestions of the gastronomic world
OF course something must be done. The
threatened calamity is too horrible to be
considered without instantly suggesting the
imperative need of remedy in prevention.
The lobster must be saved. 1t must not
follow In the trail Of the diamond-back
terrapin, which. according to report, 10 rap