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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Taa g%cttCr.

Tiir N}arolan0 lunO 0cu Giitrltt
Columbia flares l&cttcr; Sonnto1
flares. fihlrrc3 Mcttcr mo pcr0a
ncrIihc 2&inoc.
Ger n0dlitc (bcrmoulctcritono mar
81 Wra0 nm 3 llbr 9}odnttto8@.
Ger u%icorjlitc Recommendations
mar - @rdO nm : l(hr NbcnO9.
Wtittlcrcr Nuromrtcrltano 1921.
Ter uic0rlQijc (bcrnlomctcrltono
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

Iic nGhlt h0fItcn 5tinmcu cr.
bicltcn Die $50, Otto 9riiQacmom
POM .Grcuuoihuit3 Nuno Nr. T."
Nobcrt VI. Motber, Gin3clmitgIicO;
Gron5 Rcinbor6t pomy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fen llntcrItiltumN2 Ntrcin" 2. Is.
@nnlclmonn, Gin5clnlitOlic0; Claus
Shnoc, Giu5eImit1licO; Ncnrp@orid.
botb pom ,0untidcn @ricacrbuu0;"
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&n @c5l,Q olti sic Congratulations
cntiton0 I'M 2ouic scr &crbonolm1.
gen cine bitigc Scbnttc; Is IoAcn
nGmlid cine Mcnac &oridI0Qc I'M
Nnlnubmc ais CONGRATULATIONS nor,
ol3 Scr ScfrCtGr bctontc, BOB man
ans Niidiift ouf sic %crcinc nit Ger
NuInabrnC bon observation-disclosures
uoriid)tiN iCiu ionc, Scr @iirQcr Der
cin oilric nift IN cine Organization
BON Gin5clmitglicocrn ollaortcn, lon
6crn miiiic icin geltcdtc@ 3icl o,3
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pcrliCrCn. IS lpiirbc bobcr cinitim.
mig bcidloiicn, ollie &orldl02c iiir
Gin5Clmit0licocr Dem Grctutip-Gom;
tc III ilb%crluciielL mcld)cS IN Scr nGds
item Situr0 9crid)t erltattcn mntb.
Gincn intcreliontcn @crlht ilbcr
Die SbQtiatcit 0cS @iirgcrpcrcin@ I'M
pcrNonNcncn Sabre crltattctc Er1ij
Dent >&obn GiurfS; er logtc III Dent
lcIbcn mNcidbr 6olgcnoeS:
n@ci scr beutigcn Sobrc@ %cr'
iommnIung 0creid)t cS mir 5llm bclon.
ocrcn Ger9niigen, ais Sbr Frn'locnt
iiber sic lbGtigfeit ocS ollnobbongi'
gen @iir0erpcreins BON MorDIono"
cinigc @ortc Sn iogcn. @ic Ole Wtit-
1licocr icIbit bcmerft bobcn iperocn.
bot scr @crcin anll5 booeilte1o all
Hnirhcn utb ad,tlin1 9cponnct.
Sic @iirAeridoit i'm guacn1cll'clt
iiebt oui Den @ercin olS cine ltcbcn'
DC Ginrihtrna, melhe alllelt'9 r.
ipcttirt miro. Sd irene mid, eorlia'
tircn Su fonrel, baB seraoe oIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

"** Gin aroBc5 @crbitieit, pcrbun.
Ocn nit Od)ienroitcn, perunItoltct am
Sunntag, oen %. Sftobcr, Der ,g9it.
tel@bod) . &crcin bon @aItimorc"o lli
Dem Eort Scr Bitter Der 6rcibeit".
an Der Goltcrn q. 9lucnlc . Hooo, nobe
Bad Mipcr, Gin umiidtigcS So.
mite bat Die &orbereitungen fir oo3
Nelt .getrofIcrl, .unO cS itebt auber
3lpeifel, oab ser 9eiilh ein 5oblrci.
der uno ouS Set iclbit Elm in jcocr
Sln'ift crioIgrciheS iein miro. Suit
ole ociItlden @eiangbereine ser
Stoot boben ibrcn @eiuf angeiQ9t,
1erncr olldl mebrere scr 9opern.@er.
cine Scr Stoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

N0lltt 0t@. Alt olc"l0DrlQV
@crbit GompnGnc iii cine clQcnar.
tiQc. Qie Ncpublitoncr limo mdlta.
hCnitiu, dis iiirhtctcn lie lid, Dor
oo3 EllbIiflm 5lt trctcL unO olli &c.
mpfrotiihcr ScitC lit Die GumpoAnc
in cinCl pcrl0nlidcn &nnlpl iluIldcl
ucrid,icocncu lcitcn0cn @ciitCrn ans.
Qcortct, Scr ablolllt nidt2 nit Oen
SrOAcn 0c2 %NugCnblld9 81 tbln bot,
sir Niittmod), ocn I. Nopcmbcr,
pIoncn Ole Gcmotrntcn cine DroBc
Observation-Disclosures nit Cdicnroittn
im n0orlcp Farf", S0mmtlidc26
&c2ialotur Gonniontcn mo Ole
Gonoi0otcn iiir bic itGotiidcn }Icms
tcr wcrocn omUeicnO icin, ul0 Ole
Hconcr mcrocn iciu Stooto Scuutor
Nrtbur Yllc Wormom JIM, BON Som.
ur0 Golntp, ST.. NuhununS hlcu non
WulbinBton > GountO, &r. ). e. VI.
Moo0 BON 6re0crid G0uultU Ncrr
George Fctcr BON montgomery 81.
mo @r. George 9prnc DON Mcit Gir.
Qinicn. IS miro crp0rtct. Dob oic
Nc%rlunrulln19 bon mcniQItcn3 TO-
600 Wenifcn bciiid)t mcr0cn miro.
Gonarcb HbNcorOnctcr SuOncu
+. MtuOo bat bel Der Woblouiiiht4bc.
b0r0e bon Charles GountD 0oNc0Crl
protcitirt, 0aB oo3 BORT nominirtr I'M.
%obb1nAiOc ocnlotruiiihc Eidct cincn
Flob flnoct nlli Dem @obliettcI. Gi9
GonoiOotcn aui 0icicm (idct bobcn
dbnIihc Nonlcn oils Oic rcpublifoni.
ihcn Gnn0iootcu.
SIR. EbomoS !. Enrron. Nfhl0r
oc3 Sto0t9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bat
bcl'm @oupcrnuur Wcidnpcroc crbo.
ben 0ob Die 6cmotrOtiihcn MitQIir
Der Scr Mublntiiid)t9 Nch0r0c iijr
GoIpcrt County Sem rcplbIituniidrn
Wtlt9llco 0cn oiii5iclIUr S%timnn5cttcl
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@olrucrncllr @oriicI0 ioQtc Ncitcru
M We5na All sic Hcoc oc3 Scnatora
@ormon, mclhc ocriclbr AM 0on.
nerltag Nbcn0 in Gllicott Gitn biclt:
sd, hobe nit &ntcrciic 0ic QijtiQcE
N}nrtn rnINint ~, ,,,Il,, .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

@OblpcrOicrtc Nncrfcn.
NINA. Nr. @olocmor i. Qictc
ridl. elmer Ser taIcutirtcitcn iuutAcl
aiinitIcr NoItimorc'a, lit pom Vroici,
ior Otto 6ltdl3 sum 2cbrcr in ser
MaIflaiie am nWforUlouo &nititlt"
crnnnmt morocn. lluter icincn bc0cu.
tcn0cn NcrtcL Sic Don icltcncr Nc.
QobrnN }cltHcuL lit Gle &crtIGrtng
GhriIti" IN orci NbtbciIunacn gu crr
mGbncn, mcldlc crit tilr}lih nl2 Nultnr-
Decoration iiir sic rrnopirte Mar.
TIM STRIDE, Gdr Sbnrp- uuO Sen.
riettoitrnBc, gcnnnlt mur0c; oiclclbc.
III Itr0blcuocr 6%0rbCnprud)t Ncb0ltcn
mo BON crhubcncm &rmItiim 0urd
glilbt, crim1rt icbbuit an 0ic unltcrb-
ltdcn ShopilulQcn ser ultcn W}ciitcr
un0 miro 5uaIcid Sen NniorOcrunNca
moocrnCr Hidtlrn1 gcrcd)t.
Aua Dem 9Itclicr Oc9 &ntcr2, Nru.
2olliS Y. Tietcrih. Nr. 81, Nor0
GbnrIeaitroBc, lit oicicr Sage Elm Dor
treiilih gclunQcnca Eortrait III Del
inrben 0c2 Cbcriten Spencer =.
SoneS hcru0rrcNnnNcnL mcldc3 iijy
Sen S%cnot3iaul i'm &upitol 5l g(uma,
polls bcItinmt lno porlGuiiN III
@nlSl& 2o0cE Nr. 90, WeltS crinN
tonitrabc, ou3ocitcllt lit. Scrncr iin0
bon &ru. 9ietcrid) oic Eortrnita ser
uerltorbcncn YrGli0entcn ser Patio
nal Grhnngc @anf" 0aniel MlIlcr,
&obn Nurit ul0 @nr. :. 0irom
poueuoct, mtldc iiir 00@ ncllc @unt.
NebGllor bcitimmt, obcr nod nid)t nb,
gclicicrt lino; cbcnio Elm 1oll5 Dor.
5iiglihcS Volteubilo oc2 iriihercn Csc
neral EoItmciltcrS &nnc@ u. @orp,
Mou iicbt. cinhcinliid)c Mluit llll0c;
bel ser &nlltc 6inancc, ocu StdotH'
mGnlcrn uno loniti9cn promincntcn
Decentralization Ncbiibrcnoc Nncrtcns
ltllllg.
Abrpn 80. @cburt3tn0
bcaing Qcitcrn SSrnn Suite Shlelmc3,
sic Satin oes bctanntcn GlAelt6iI-
nlcrS ser oStng Nolc," &rn. &cnro
Shlcunca, IN ibrcr @obnmnA, Nr.
2O5, NoropcrltroBc. Gem @cburtSs
togSfinoc gingen Soblrcihc @ratuIo.
tioncn uno pr1dti9c @cidcutc 5il.
llntcr 2ebtsreu bciouo lid, cin @lu.
nncnitrallB, beltebcuo ans 30 NcItclL,
pon ibrcn Somilicn . InacboriNcL
ncld)er ibr bon ibrcm GItcltcu Sobnc
iibcrreid)t ml,roc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Ger pcrirnoe Sd)aum

uno Der angcnebmc @cidmad cr.
freuen Den Srinter, mGbrcno sic
Ncinbeit oeiielben Der @%eiurobeit 81
8ute fomlnt. IS Qiebt fem 10 III.
observation-disclosures 0ctrGnf. mic ooa
bon 6reb. 9nucrnihmIot'a oAmcri.
can 9rcperp" gebroutc Nier. Site
ST. @ralerei t10l-112S Niucn.
Ctr. Eel. &. & Y. 3Gl, No. l491.
GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Gcnnh's fcim ~acr6lcte GaficeS

ipcrocn IN allen Staottbcilen bon
Baltimore pcrfoiit. Die por3iiglid,e
GualitGt uno mGBi0cn Grciic MAIDEN
oicielben gerooe5l beriibmt.
s. .ScnnD So, Sbcc, &nffce, 3nfcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Sao Stcaf uiro acraoc rcd,t icin

- mcnu Sic bel Wtc@rnm'a, Nr.
30S, observation-disclosures Griibcr
StcrnbcrQ'al ellen. Mittnaatoicl BON
# bis 3. Doc. g&ic sic Mllttcr toht.
600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
9lrtbmr ~. Mpbiutt,
Gr. 1871. Sa.sanimors.ei rab

Tanagc . Hotariats . WcloWcdiei.
bureau. SbiiiSforten fir uIle
9ampier.2inicn. Te,iepGiie, @ed)iel,
8elowediel hno @Sloienoungeu
(gfnriIa t0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

IrouunQ. - Nr. Ncinrih
Sdon5c mo Sri. Gliiobetb NJ. Miil.
Ter ans (rcnton, N..&., murocu ON
Ntittuod) Nbcno i'm Eiorr6uuic ser
Iltb. [Sebouob 2 @cmcinoe. Afr. d3O.
Moro. NrIinNton.2Ipcmle 5itnt @mloe
iilr'2 Scbcn pcreint. @oitor $.
G%uenbcrNcr, Elm Grclmo uno StulI-
tnmcro0 oc8 NrdutiQoma, poQiog oit
SraumN. Nah ocriclbcn pcreiutc
Elm Ncmcimlmca NodBcitamnbl Ole
iiu1gcn GbeIcutr nit ocn nGditen
GrcmOcn mo @ctonntcu. 81 ipG.
Ter 2Ibcnoitm0c trut oua iln1c Naur
cine ModBcit3rciic an mo miro nad)
ser Niidtcbr IN (rcntom m, mob.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Ocbm's Ncmc: Sail,
Nr. 1G, @elt. Gcrin9tuu- Strafc.

5eId)TlIll9 jltnt crIol9rcidcn &crlouit
Der Seller Elm Observation-Disclosures
'hrctbcn }u iibCrmittcln.
@el Scr NcrIciunQ zines Gontidrci-
ben@ pon 6rnu Is. ". Soil iilr Ole
Dem pcrltorbcncn @ottcn crmicirnt
Gbrc crbobcn lid i0mmtlidc IcIcNu.
ten BON ibrcn SiBcn ais cbrenocg8iir.
0lNlm8 Scr %crOicnitc Oc3 &critorbc'
men.
3un ShluB wuroc Dem @rGiiocn.
ten Oca Burger &ercina" Scr 1uhf
fiir icinc 9cmiibunGcn I'M Sntcrciie
oe@ @cmcinpobIa mlaaciprohcn.
Nl9 @ubl Gomitc flnQirtcn sic
@@. 6ric0rid %icocr, Claus ShuNe
uno Nront @olirom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
SmIius Scbbcl, Ocutidlcr photograph,
32t u. .0aDsS trnfc.
0abinctbilocr nur ST prp Subcno.

,Su emaiQirtcn opaIen 9iloern limo
id)6nc Nulbciten CruGbnenSmertb.
2~cbenSQroBe photographer unb
fiinItlcriih uolen0cte Gopien alter
@ilocr in Gropon, @niieriarben, Def
rn0 GaItcIl cine Spc5taIitGt.
Mam per9ciic nidDt, uOr5uiprcden.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Mnnijipal gtngrlcgcnb itcn.

Gle bCrQthCn0cn Sl11cntcluc MI.
=. 0olph NcrinQ non AtcpzYorf lu0 Grc.
0crid 4. Stcnrno BON Bolton fonmcll
bclltc M0rQCH noh Baltimore nm
mcrOcn cine Qcncinihoitlidc Snipcf.
tiunatour 0llrh Nnne Wrum0clsG ollntr
n10dJcn. Ger 3ipcd Scr &nipcftion2.
tour lit, p~oiiCnocs Gr0rcidl fir RicicI.
Iclocr 81 fi1t0cnL fir 0cn SoH, bob Die
les SpitcmS Scr Giapniition 0cS N6.
~fluiica 0c9 5t 6oucnOcu Ib5ugsfonol.
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icptiidJc SpItcm lit o%ncrfnnntcr
MioBcn Dos biHigitc, cS fam obrr
lid)t on0cluonbt lpcrocr, neil 81 uiclc
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benin icptii6cn SDItcm sic Grtre-
mcntc p%crnid)tcn. I'm icit}uitcucL
oh Dos icptilhc Spitcm iilr Baltimore
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miIliOn Nniraacn an ale 6n6rltulltCll
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sic Nnl3mabI rincS Gbci &rgcniclr3.
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cinc SnipcftionStorr uob NnItou
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
OcIoIcnbungcn uad) Scntidjlano nno
Cctrcid

All "a Gents pro Marf unb 2OR
GenSs pro skrone. Eorto ertra.
9ehrI ausseiteIlt allf aIIe Sbeile
ser @elt. Sbeo. 8. 9iencr & Su.,
ia Sit.2esinston.S Ctr. 3immer Tr.
8. (1S0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

Qic Sonntog2ou2Qobc miro NOR.
gen oui If Scitcu cine ijbcrou3 rcihe
2n13UabI originator 2lrtifrl ser nit.
m%irtcn0cn &rGitc UtboItcn. 6crncr
olraiiibrlihe aobclbcridtc pom gan.
zen Gr0cnrrnoc, ionic tclc9ropbtih2
TcpCidcn aus alien lbcilen ser Der.
Stootcn lruo CANADA. AIuh @ofol.
NcltiAfcitcn, ionic Foitnohrj6tcn
ans 0cutihlon0, Ccitrcid mn0 ser
Shmci}. Goitoricae SonntuQapIuu
ocrci; imlItrirte bumoriltiihc Nci.
la9c; ans ser oItcn @cimotb II. !. NJ.
Gcrncr tltr5r Gr5dbhnacL Sort
icblmG 0c3 Nomana Sic Sumter pom
2u3crn" uto cine 6iiQc 9eIebrcnoc3
iiber o0ulH- uno 2au0mirtbitoit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28
Strafbnraer @Gnic-Hcberlunrit,
iuluic ale ,am @nritscidaft acbDrcn'
hcu Nclifntciicu Nrimn SnnlitGt =

Den NcIifHtcncn Frlmn AitnIItnt =
mGfiee Yrciic - 81 babcn bel
2pmiS i. Mcttbcrg,
966-96S 2cr;naton.M arft nnb
342-344 Splins. Warft.
(Sftt5,1Ott)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

itrift@ Communion bat Den Gi1en,
tbiimcrn ser Eriuotltrobcn inn @critc.
Giitrjtt ic 81 iiir ibrc Ncd)tc illQc.
iprodcn bic @cutC ]pcrlunNcn obcr oclr
pollen @rum0ciQcntbum3lpcrth. IS
Iicacn 80 ocrortiNc TGue Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

Sic arOfc MciuicmonnM oircft ans
Dem Mbcinonn impOrtirt, lit MN aui
Eager nno III mGHiNcn Frciicn bar.
NcbUtcn uOn
Trit an d. $,
Nr. lO3, Wcit . %%crinatun . StraRc.
GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-28

Bic Expectations G0Ilc ,n @cut0
oui @runSeigentbim inn @critc d
thrift mcrhen balb bccnocl lem. Nt6d,
item Gonncritaa mcrOcn Die inn @lrn-
6es0criht po%rliegncNcn N1lc ouioc,
nommcn mcrbcn. mo Stills Stn0t,
Erofurotor Eoc bolt 0ob uicr oocr
finn ocriclben oiitIid bClQrlrQt mcr.
Den. Is iinb Damn nod ctjldc GGuc
Dor Hihtcr Gobler 5l crItoiQcn. 3l,.
Iebt lperben oie S%troBcu'ollc sur &cr.
bonOIung fomnlen. Die 9ronOoi.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11
HELIX HAPPENINGS
nIMENSE SAFE ARRIVES
FOR THE NEW HELIX BANK.
Overhauling Bott Building for the
Bank-Fire Department VIII Be
-OrganiEed-Fencing in the Cemetery
Property-Severe Case of Rheuma-
tism-Returned From Bingham
Springs-Is in Franklin County.

Helix, Jan. 10.-A large time lock
safe arrived Monday for the new
bank. 1t is said to weigh over 1000
pounds, and is one of the largest
safes on the coast.
The property recently purchased by
the bank of C. E. Bott is soon to be
thoroughly overhauled and remodeled
and when this is done it is expected
that the bank will open for business
at once.
There is some talk of organizing a
fire department and it is to be hoped
that it will be carried through, as
ed along these lines
"A neat and substantial fence is be-
ing built around the cemetery prop
erty, which the city recently acquired
of w. NJ. Scott.
Mrs. Charles Belts has been seri-
ously sick with quinsy, but is much
improved, and is able to be about the
house.
]. E. f. King and James NJ. Kern
have just returned from a trip to
Holdman and the country between
AhNAl luc COlulIlUld WneTG
they went in search of juniper trees
and jackrabbits. The brought some
fine specimens of the juniper tree, but
report jackrabbits in poor condition.
Willie Pierce is confined to the
house with a very severe case of
rheumatism.
James Sevey and family, who have
been in the mountains, near Bingham
all summer, are now located on the
Adams ranch in Cold Springs, where
Mr.. Sevey is wintering a fine bunch
of cattle.
We take the following from a pa
per recently received from Long Is
land: When the Hudson families,
who live at Holley, where they some
times have sleighing 120 days in sue
cession, came to Mattituck to spend
the winter, it was with the expecta-
tion of escaping some snow. But up
to date this season Mattituck is a foot
or two ahead of Holley on snow. A
party of Mattituck tourists to the Pa
cific coast last summer. returned
home with the satisfaction of having
enough Western dust. The town of
Helix, Ore, lies somewhat further
north than Long Island, and a letter
from there, mailed December 10,
stated 1t was so warm they had to sit
on the porch to keep cool, and the
ground was wet enough so that the
wheat ranchers were seeding. After
all Providence seems to even things
pretty we'll and Contentment is as
Rood a state as any to live in
William Albee of Vansycle. is in
Franklin county. Wash, looking after
his ranch interests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11
AUTO SHOW FOR FOREIGN CARS
Latest Models Now on Exhibition I'm
New York.

New York, Jan. 11.-An automobile
salon displaying the 1905 models of
French, English, German and Italian
motor cars opened in Herald Square
hall today and will continue until
January "a. The exhibition is entire
ly distinct from the automobile show
which is to open in Madison Square
Garden next Saturday and which will
be exclusively American in character.
At the exhibition which opened to-
day practically all the foreign cars of
note are represented, including Argyll,
Berliet, Bollee, c. G. ", Clement
Bayard, Darracq, Decauville, De Die
trich, De La Haye. Electromobile,
Gabron- -Brillie, Hotchkiss, Martini,
Mercedes, Mors, Napier, Panhard,
Pipe, Puegot, Renault, Richard-Bra-
sier, Rochet-Schneider, and Westing-
house. The holding of the two exhi-
bitions simultaneously affords an ex-
cellent opportunity for comparison
between the latest American and for
eign makes of automobiles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11
Minnesota Municipal League.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 11.-The
NInat sofa Municipal and Commercial
Lea que began its annual convention
t1dIy in this city. Nearly all the
cities Of the state are represented by
their mayors or other officials. The
cC cCnvention will last two days. The
most important topic to be considered
is the hest methods of keeping books
and records of municipalities. Other
matters that will receive attention
are railroad rates, public service cor
porations, municipal charters, health
and sanitation, parks and Fairgrounds
and taxes and insurance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11

cago, presided, and delivered the
opening address. This was followed
by the reports of Secretary a. War
ren Patch of Boston, Treasurer David
B. Sperry of Louisville and the other
officers of the organization.
The convention then took up the
discussion of various matters relating
to the produce commission business.
The business of the convention will
be completed tomorrow and the fol-
lowing day will be given up to enter
tainment provided by the local mem
bers of the league. Delegates from
Milwaukee are endeavoring to secure
the next convention of the league for
their city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11

Pocatello, Idaho, Jan. 9.-(Editor
East oregonian)-Dear Sir: 1 noticed
an article in your valuable paper re-
Gently, stating that President Roose-
welt intended to reorganize the post
office department, and put it on a
paying basis.
This is very commendable for there
are certainly some very antiquated
and expensive methods of transacting
business in that department.
But we are disposed to wonder IL
His Royal Strenuousness is in earnest
this time. or is he just going to try to
gloss over the rottenness of the dam
nable system whereby millions of dol
lars are plundered annually from the
people by the railroad and express
companies?
VIII he strike at the root of that
noxious plant known as private mon
opoly, and put the department on a
paying basis, by buying or taking over
the transportation companies, thus
stopping the great drain and soubce
of deficit? Or will he attempt to
trim the branches of this same plant
into a slightly appearance by cutting
down the salaries of the rural free
delivery men and the star route men;
refusing to allow the railway postal
clerks their expenses while on duty,
while congressman are allowed mile
age as we'll as expenses; and forcing
postoffice clerks to work from nine
and half to ~ hours per day for a
pittance of $500 or $500 per year?
Will he stop the drains on contracts
for supplies, whereby such men as
Machen and Beavers were able to
line their pockets, or will he leave
these avenues open to the unscrupu-
lous, and thus increase the burden of
the taxpayer?
Is this not a question to put before
the people, through the initiative and
referendum? Or shall Teddy do it
all, and take all the credit for so do
ing? These are vital questions, and
will not be settled until they are set
tied right.
They are only the forerunners of
other questions which press upon us
for solution. And the manner in
which Mr.. Roosevelt deals with these
same questions will determine his
proper place in history. And not his
vaunted valor at San Juan Hill.
Coming events cast their shadows
before, It's said, and to those who
are watching the trend of events, the
cooperative commonwealth is almost
upon us. Are we ready for it?
Are we willing to say Each for
all and all for each" instead of every
man for himself, and the devil take
the hindmost" as at present?
Very respectfully,
CHARLES E. KITCHING.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11
Dominion Parliament Meets.

Ottawa, Ont, Jan. 11.-Though
several measures of Importance are
on the agenda for consideration and
action the existing opinion in politi-
cal circles is that the session of the
Canadian parliament, begun today,
will be short and devoid of unusual
interest. Today was devoted to the
swearing in of the members, to be
followed by the election of a speaker.
The speech from the throne will be
delivered tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11
KANSAS FARMERS IN SESSION.
Convene With State Board of Agricul-
ture.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE capital
has capitulated before an invading
force of farmers who are here in
large numbers in attendance on the
annual meetings of their several state
associations, including those of the
stockbreeders, swine breeders, bee
keepers and poultry raisers.
The annual session of the Kansas
State Board of Agriculture, the most
important meeting of the week, open
ed this afternoon. The initial ses-
sion was devoted to the work of or
ganization. This evening the visitors
will be welcomed by Governor Hoch
Another speaker of the evening Will
be the Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon. The
business sessions of the board will be-
gin tomorrow morning and continue
through Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11
Contest of College ORATORS.

Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE chosen
orators of a number of leading col
leges are here to compete this eve
ming in the annual Hamilton Oratori-
cal contest. The contest is for the
prize offered by the Hamilton Club
for the best grafton on the general
topic of Hamilton; His Contemporar-
les or Events With Which He Had to
Do" The institutions represented in
the contest this year are Knox col
lege and the universities of Chicago
Minnesota, Michigan and Iowa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-11
Greatly in Demand.

Nothing is more in demand than
medicine which meets modern re-
quirements for a blood and system
cleanser, such as DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They are Just what you
need to cure stomach and liver
troubles. Try them. At Tallman &
Co.'s drug store; CSC. guaranteed.