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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
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3rpiibenoedS = Eoiiugicrcn fiir
Baltimore. = @rinQl - aojiltcns
unb $50 3luiidroctS . FaIIas
8lcre nod @olDeiton. 6ralt
Sulio HieS in SHDulItaten. -
Gin SoOcSioa.
Nod) elmer crcignibIoicu 9iciic fam
Ncltcrn Wtorgen Der 2ompIcr oaoln"
pom o9orbbcuti6en HJoOo," Gnpltoll
u. &onncmonlt, bon NrcnlcIl bier an.
Gr bottc is aoiiitcn Fuiiogierc iiilo
515 3ipiidJenoedS Foi'dglcrc tilr
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ton, Ger, an 9orb. llcbcr Die Geilc
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lieBcn Sremcrboocl1 AM 3. altglllt
mn 0.f0 NodntittuQa NIT Eologics
rem mo Sooung Nulijricn Welcr
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Sap ScnrD om IS. Nullltlt nm 100
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Nciic in Der Noroicc itciicn SiiooIt.
gSino unh inn engliitcu &onol ltciIcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
rEcnnigIpania G%iicnbabn."
$500. Ntlantie Gitg, Gapc $500
MaD, Milomoub, Ocean Gitn pScr
Sra ISLE Gih, Rs, nnb
siiriif.


Nh ieocm 8rcitag uno Samitag
bis gum 8. September 1905, elm.
idlieBlih, miro Die oTsnniplpania
Giienba5n . Gompagnie" ipe5iclle 81.
furiionS . Sabrfarten nod ben oben
g%enannten Sunftcn gum Erciie bon
$500 pcrfaitier, fir Die Sinfnbrt ati
irgeno cincm rcgulGren 3uge giiltig,
cinIdlieBlid bes al Samitagcn Tim
1.4S iriib MorgcnS bon Baltimore
abia1renoen 3ugcS; fir Die Tiidiabrt
oui oIlen rcguldren 3iigen bis uno
cinidlieBlid) bes iolDenocn 9ienItags
giiltig, ionic nit Der @%rloubniB oes
s(ilfentbalts in philadelphia inner.
balb Der begren5ten 3eit.
5obrfortcn nod Itlantic Gitp ltno
ouf Der Sim. uno Hiidfabrt ioipobl
iibcr Die 0elomare.H per.9rilde, iule
Ole Worfet- Str. .@erite giiltig.
Us0-1,7-S,9i-5, 200-f 8-e,215-6
22-3. $50, 36-7.43-4.50-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

MIS- Sebler inter Sitrg
bai t. - guron Cohen bon Nr.
III, Glib 9roobpop, II. belien God
ter Coma Goben i~tclltcn geItern Dor
aooi Eoc $1,000 9iir0itoit fir ibr
Gridpcincn Dor Dem Grimlinalgcrldt.
Sic limo ougcIdulbi9t, iutlcntlid)
o~citublenc @aorcn i'm Mcrtbc bon
iibcr $500 g%efollit 5u bubell, bic lle
in 9tr. 10, Nor0 Grctcritrobc, uno
9tr. 906, Observation-Disclosures, in Sol
fern uuibcipobrtelL, 100 lie lcBten
Gonnerltog bonn Hun0c.S crgeanten
Sorrongcr cnibedt pllroen. Gie go.
li5ei lcgtc Oonlols 1862 Eoor
Shu9e, 6 Ihperc Wotroienrodc uno
cinen 9olcn Sltf nit 9cidlo9. Gle
Sd)llbe miirocn gcitcrn bon Der pN.
9. Douglas Shoe Co." 2ouiS Gle.
finger runo Soi. Grone ais i6r Gigeit.
thulm ioentiiiSirt. Gie Hode itonl.
men, lpic 9ctcrtiu GboS. 8ornnon
bon Der nYcnniplponios8obn &C.
tern %be5cugtc, aus Dem grooflpncr
ShiiiSboubofe utb poren an Die
Slottcn Ifoocnlic in aunopolis con.
iignirt. Sronf Smith, @n. SenfinS
lrno Sobn WicGonnea, ole sur 3eit
inter Der Inflogc, Die Nobnr1ube
oltSgefiibrt 81 bobcn. im @ei1ngniS
litetl, ipilr0el gcItcrn olif Den 3eit.
genituno bcritlen mo iogten aus,
oob tic Sd)ubc 0bnlider Mrt ilno nit
oe%nieIbcn Hoi1en pcricbcn, oil oelt
Srooler abrobomS an Siio.Yono.
StroBe oerfauitcn, gegrn ocn eben.
falls cine gilfloge id)tpebt, Phi bicie
@eiic milrben Die in bieicm Sale III,
polpirtcn @ooren nit oct Dor ctli.
den @oden entbedten Gieblt1blen
in IcrbinounN gebrud)t. Sic Ser.
tbeioigiitg mofltc ~geltenb, bob Die
Gobens Die Sdubc etc. bon abro.
hams %ecfnitft bGtten unb oesbolb
nitt Scr SebIerei beid)uloigt werocu
f0nntcn. aaoi Toc ipor anoerer gll.
iid,t. Siir ben 9aacn 5ilh bot Ole
Eolisci nod fcincn Gigcntbiimer &c.
fnnben.
Yei Der Irbcit pcrnn 4.
ii If t. - Gem % Sabre alten
Charles Oracle bon Nr. 923, Noro.
Golbonn-S trabe; ipurben bier 3eben
pes Iinfen Titbcs forinlid) aerlnaImt,
inbcm ibnt Gin picr 5onncu. ifipcrcS
Sthf sgiicn auf henielhciis fiei. Gr
miirbc mad Dem s6ranfIin Sqnnrc<
Sofpital" gcbrnd)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

Hor0-Ntlotiic borbcrridCnb mGBiGc,
olld) 5citpcile ltiirmiidC SiiolpcIt.
un0 NorolucltpinOe nit cntlpred)cn.
ocnt Scegong, bGrlig bcOedte Euit
nit ~cin5elnen Hcgcnifolicrn. Nm 8.
gllgllit ouf 46.3S g. uno 1918 ".
poiiirten mir cincn SampiCr Der
.NSbitc Stor Clinic" oItuurtS Itcll.
crno; om II. Nll9uit oitf 4l.4t u.
1852 ". einen Compiler Der nWbite
Stor Clinic" ~oihpGrts Iteuernb."
angeblihcr Q Of mu0gcI
Inter ocr aoiiiten-Y oiiagicrcn be.
Ionocn iid Srou Nina Gmcroin0 Ii
Irnlt SuIin GiC9 bon Baltimore.
6rou GicS brod)tc lid ooollrd) IN
SdpuulitGtcn, ooB iie Sod)cn obne
Ger5oQltng bier cin5ufilbren ucrilrd,-
te. Snipctior &ihorbion bonn 3oa-
ante foro ongcblih i'll cincm lbrer
Softer inter ctncm iolldcn Soocn
cine GuontitGt 8oorcn, ipcIhc lie
norber oilf 6ent Coupler niht ocfla.
rirt bate. Srou Wtop, Die Wtatrone
0cS 3oaomtcH, lollo icrncr am aor-
per Der Srou cine In5obl p%crSollbn-
rcr @cgcnIt1noc. Snipcftor Nit)nro-
Jon, Der beboltptct, ~bictSrau babe ibm
eilcn o@recnbod" o~n9cbotell, ais CT
0cn &oficr ulltCrlllhen molltc, faro
in Dem Goiicr: orei alei0ermnIte:,
0rei Gigorrenlpiben in ibren 9cbul.
tern urb ein 9ubenb Wcidlel- Cigar
renipibcr. Pm &orper Der 6roll Iono
Ole Motrone: 5lpei YortcnlonnoicS,
5pei Eoor &an0ld)ubc, 0rel rotbe So.
Observation-Disclosures, bier el9orrel'
ipiben, 5iuci Toritednaoeln, ellict
Singerring, cir Eoar Sbrrln1e mo
cine GuontitGt idlpor5er Spiben, III
bel1 llnterrod cinacnnbt. 6rou NteS
le9te eilt @citGnonib ob, iuoroill lie
nod) 3oblung cilcr bcn orcifodct
@crtb Der Sohcn Heterogeneous Stro-
ic uub Goniis5irung oerIelben li6
entierlten ourftc. 9os Seltlome bel
Der goi,sen Code lit Die Sbotlohc,
boB Dos 3oGonnt ser 5rdlt' aor i,idtS
bate onbdbcn fonnen, ipefll' tie Die
Sod,en rcfIorirt iiuo ~aagcgebef bat
tie, oob iie bieielbcn ais @cld,eltfe fir
ibre germaroten bcitintmt babe, ipas
tboiiotIif ser san NOR. Us 1T obre
3ipeiicl notbig,, bab ben Ea''dalercll
aus gmerifo in 1entidlono, che lie
bon BORT bierbcr ,uriidfebren, bonn
Norbo. 2lopb beiiere Mitsfitnft ilber
sic Icgeln ocS 3olurnts gegcbelt
,ucrocn. NIS 8eihenf fir gcripor>tc
fonllcn ). 9. bic Yaiia9iere Saden
I'M @ertbe bon $tOO bier in,portiren,
pble boB bieieIben eiiicnt 3ol Inter-
iporien Iinb.
GIN SobesfdII
Ger @cinnShcitssuftono Der EaIin'
Jdiete m1btcnb ser Meifc ipor cat pors
siigIidcr, mos tiid)t MIR Der pcr5iiall'
d,rf, Vcfnitiuitnn Seifctts 0cS Sbcrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

lteiporoS $. &%offneilter ullb bes
Obcrfod8 q. Gefer 5u5uidreiben lit,
ionocrn olrd scr 6ilrior9c beS
Shiifsor5tcS, Der unermiibIid tuor.
Sic 2onoun0 Der Goliogiere ging
inter Nuiiid)t 6cs GommliiiGrS &. &.
@cis 0lott BON Stotten, uno inter
2eitltng bc2 N8cnten Der q. Il o.
9ohn," Srll. 0cbbar0t 2eimbad,
murocn sic Eoiioqicrc nod am atod)-
mittaQ oltf 3iigcn Der 9obn nod III
Ten rcip. @eitinnllngsortcn bcIor-
ocrt. @G6rcno Der Hciic itorb cin
&ino elmer 3luiihcnbcds Y%olIogicrin
an scr &unGclrcnt5iinbuto.
Offijicreunb Soupt.
9enmt c.
Die Sifi5icrc unb Sonptbcomtcn
oc9 Campers iino: Gapitdn u. aoil-
ncnollL +. Sfii5ier ". Gicib, .. 81.
fi5icr u. Nur9born, 3. Oiii5ler y.
@crtbcr, t.. Oiii5ier s, Sdul5; 1.@fa.
ihiniit ". S60ttler; Ar5t Or. 3.
Sornte$; Eropiont. mto 3oblmciitcr
VI. &epcr; Oberitcporo $. Soflnci-
tier; Sbcrtod q. 3cdcr.
Iubrcr BON Ncm Oorf.
&r. un6 Irou Il9uit Gbert1 bon
Baltimore fubrcn 0citcru olli ocm
9tor60. &IoU6.0 Compiler n@nrbnro'Io"
bon Ncu.Y PORT nod Bremen o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Eaituraf : GunfCrcn5.

Der Yoitorcn, 2cDrcr uon @enleln
ben unO oieientgcn Der clnjclncl,
Observation-Disclosures sir oIt
Gtoblirung zines S~pno0al.gSol-
ienbollies ill Wora, ga.
,Sn Der Ct. Worflla.&irdc Gdc
6uirnlount . Apenuc unO 9rouoDoU,
mrrOc geltcrn Gormittug uuto Nods
mittog Oic 81. ,SobrcS Gonicrcn5 oc2
0itIidcn 9iitriftS Der Ohio Spnooc,
lucld)c AM MtittlpodJ be1anrl, tort9c=
lett. Nm oerielben nabmrn ate Ealto.
rem Der Gpnieren5 Sbcil, 0u gcltcrll
nod Die YaItoren Start Gronelpctt
BON Butler, ga, NM s.. Nblcr9 BON
Nucgbenp, va, Die lettCn ?{adjll8Ier,
ollongter.
Worgcna Inn 8 llbr mltroe ole
SormittagSiibung bon ocn &oplon
Yaltor u. ebert eroiinct ltno YaItor
s. i. Is. Collier BON Youngstown,
Ohio, Der nelterip0bltc Yr0lt0cnt,
itbcrnabm Den &oriib. Gn3 FroiotoIl
Der MISUNDERSTANDING mllr0e pcrlelcn
uno u%ngcnonlmen mo Enltor Safob
Wtiiler, Der Sccllorgcr Der Il. Mdr'
FMS @emeinoc, %bccn0i9tc letne Ibs
b%onolung iibcr voie moblgcoronctc
OrtSgcntcin0c uto Die Filid)tcn 0c9
FoltorS uno SebrerS elmer lold)cll."
Foltor ". 9uid folgte NIT cincr net
teren Ibbonolrng iibCr Oiclclbe Yin
%gelegenDcit.
Enltor Marrer bon Ohio ucrlaa
cine Nbbonolung iiber o0cn &lrd)clls
ROTH Der @emeinoe ulo ole Ellidtcn
Der ein5elncn Witglicoer oclieiben."
Cine lcbboitc 9cboitc iolqtc lo0nnn
ilber Die 6rogc Soil Elm Fultor obnc
McitcrCS ocn Gorlib ilbcr Den airdlcn.
ratb iiibren oocr bari elm Euienmlt-
glico Torlibcr lein2" Gicic Sragc
lpuroc mlSeicbig cr0rtcrt, oodJ nid)t
ociinitip entihieocn. Pin Ocr Qcbottc
bctbeiligtcl lid Die EoItorcn $. IS.
Sd)llb, &. 6. Y0bnc, Or. 4. Grons
nett ul,o Der Fr1icS Der ollgcmcincn
Spnooe Eoltor &. Sd)iittc BON SO.
litnlbuS, =.
Ole q d) mittogSiibunq.
SIC Sibung mn NodJmittog luuroc
lint . llbr er0ifnet mo mrroc bollpt.
iGdlih bon Der 6rogc eingcnommcn:
sit es beiicr, Woiien ans 0cn Sc
mcinocn IN Eripntianilicn utter5lt.
brillgcn oocr in eillcm Woiienbulllc?"
Nlt9 Der 0icSbc5iiglid)en Icbattc ging
b%crpor, Bob DER oitlidc Giitrift Der
Spnooc cine Sunmc BON $1,000 5llr
T%eriiiglng bat fir oic @riinbung ci.
lleS MoilcftbutlcS Der Spno0c 81
WorS, Fo. Gle Spnooc bat icood) in
Tidlnono, Sn0., cin Woiienbolis,
mo 10 iuur0e beidloiicn, Die Spnobe
nlljitgcbcn, Die @rilnoitng zines 5Wcis
ten ScintS fir Die @oilen IN MARS
5n geltottcn, miorigcnioqS Die &c
nonntc Summc Der SDnooc nid)t 81.
fIicBen ipiir0c.
Seutc.
Selltc Worgen finoet ruicoer cine
Scrlommlrlng Der Gonferen5 Itott, in
mcld)er SebrgegcnitGnoc CUR Ser.
bonolllng fommen limo am 9Jhnlit.
tag Iolgen Serbonolungen iiber IN.
mere 8cid)1ftc 0cs 0iitriftS. Nnl
Ibcnb lit III Der Ct. Mortus . STRIDE
cit WtiilionS @ottcsoicnlt, St mel.
dent ollc MitgIicocr Der Spnooc in
baltimore eingclu0cn iino. Yrcoi0tcn
iperoen IN oclltihcr uno cn0liihcr
Spradc gcbolten.
am Somitoa Nodmittog mcrocn
Ole Witglie0cr Der Gonieren5 oui Gin.
loolrta Der Ct. DARIUS emcinoc
bin einen Compiler uSfli9 nod
S%old)elter @cod MADDEN uno an
Sonntog ipcrbcn oie perihieoencn
@eiltIid)cn III Den bicligen Girdcn Der
Spnooc prcoigcn.
n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
2ufalbcriGte ans @aibinotom.
9coinq Selb it III 3.

cSn 1ouc Der Hcgcrin Wortba
s.. oorrS, ocrc11 1cihe IN Der Sent
gr,tbc ouf Dem @obnploBe ibrer
SdDpcier aciunocn ipuroc, bat lld)
lolpeit nidta crgebell, mos Den Yer
oudt red)tlCriigcn fonntc, irgcrlo Sc
nlur0 G0bc bel ocn1 Sooc Der MOB
gers oic &olO int SpieIe gebubt. Cine
Nn5obI 3ieoelltcine. bic pom oent
Non0 Der @rlibc nbgcfullen, mebrcre
ultc elmer unO @ol5itiide muroen
Gus Der Scnfgrubc bcron9gcbolt. Gos
roucr Ncpitt itellte looom cincn ullt
Sdbitnloro l%ultcn0cn So0tcll6cilt
aus.
Gin NeQer lief Imuf.
0enrp Gilman, cin Neger, bctono
lid oorqciicrn NbcrlO 8egen II llbr
inter Dem Ginlluiic bon Gocoin nno
Deriibtc in Dem &allle 9tr. 900, y
Str, N..@.. eincn iolfen Sfanool,
DAB Die Boli5ci bcrbclgcbolt lpcroelt
muBtc. Grit nod elmer bolbitiilloiAcn
Veld9crltng gelung c9 mcbrcrcn Nos
%lljlltcr, Gilman 81 itb%eripoltigclt.
Nle ,5ol9e icineS arieQ9ton5c5 ipnr,
oob Der bi1tcre lbeil ocS NuuicS Nr.
9U9, y StroBc, mo mebrcrc onarens
5enoc So0en %allalober, oils bate ein
Option in ocnielben 0cluirtbld)oitct.
Gilman bcfannte iid) Dor Dem Eoli.
5cirid)ter ldniloig ulo miro jcbt fir
Den ongerihtetcn S6aoen mcbrere
O1onotc I'M NrbeitSbollic 5ubrinQen
miilien.
Sobn = &uIIm MS Seer.
otgung.
9ic lleberrclte BON Sobn y. aun.
mann murbcn 1citcrn Nohmiitoa
bon Scr Gnpene ocS Sci6cnbcltottcr9
5. @nl. See, 9tr. 332, EennipIponiu.
Ipcruc, R.-g8., aus nui Der Gonarciz
lionol Cemetery" bccrbigt. Scr Ser
%Itorbcnc, Der cinNN filter bon 66 rSobreu
crrcidtc, bcgirg lcttcn Gicnitua III
lcinen @roccrploocr, 9tr. Sl4. Hor0.
Glitou-S troBc, IN Baltimore, SeIblt'
moro, i1oem er iid cine augcl IN Den
&opf iogtc. Cine @ittlpc mo icfS
Sin0cr iiberlcben i'm. Ticiclbcn lirio
lcit mehrcrcn Snbrcn IN @oibinNton
oniGilig, Giner iciner SDbnc. ISM.
$. &uumnnn, 0cbort Der @nlbinato'
lter S%cucrlpcbr al nno brobtc Die
2eibc icineS 8otcrS bierbcr.
$40 Scinen 5"luciten groBcll Sulni.
licn.Iuailug pcronitoItct Der ipe5icll
III Dit Baltimore, Sigb~lolotolun uro
Canton 10 bcliebtc @cionqoercin
oGidentron5" onl n0dlten Sonntag
llud) Mollult 0roDc, nubc &urner'S
Station. Ger Terein bot Grrouge-
mcnts gctroffcn, nidt mir cine grpBe
3obl bon 9cilId)crn ST. cmpfongen,
%lonocrn lie olh IN jcbcr Sinlid)t 5lt'
lricocn 81 ltcllcn. Ser Gintritt fir
Die Sonilic bctr6gt niir 500, iiit
circn cii5clncn Scrrn 70 GcntS lino
iiir cine Game % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Sdiiisfaricn upn iiao nadJ 9entids
limb.

Son Baltimore bis grenen: aa'
lite $45 uno $3.50; 9remcn-gol'
iimore bis gum I. Hopember $3.50
lnb $62.5O; bonn 1. Hopenber bis
/. gnault $3.50. Hilnoreiic ST. bil.
Iiaercm Yreiie. 3beo. $. 9icner q
ST., 3immcr Nr. 3, ia Sit-Seriltg'
ton.Str. CPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
ruht0ontpfer pert

6ruhtonmper p@ertnnt t.
Die ,llnitco 5rltit 60" bat 5luei
ibrcr bclten 0ompier, ocn n@otlor"
llno 6cll .9ndmon," an GbeoCr Der
Yocificfiiite p%erfouit, mo tic iolcn
iiir Den transport bon Scl 5luiid)ct
China unO Sopon uno ocn Ser. Stno'
ten benllbt lucr6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
eamItaa. mno Sunntaa-G rfnriionen

mad, @aibinston $1.25 aiiI Der
.YcnnlpIpunia-Yabn." gilete llno
fir ole @iidiabrt bis SohilfaI
s(benb eiiltig. aae 3ige, oell
.Gongrciiional 2imitco" arsaelolll'
mct. G0r&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Q(rtbmr W. Hpbion,

UT. 12t, Eif'gnIftitpre'S
Eaiiagc : Nutariats : 0elbpcdiel.
Bureau. Shiffsfarten fir ollie
9ampier.Sinien. g~teiiepdiie, 8ediel,
@clolpefiel hnb @,loienbungen.
(Ipril4,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Weloicmbnngen nad) 9cntidblanb nno
Gcitreidj

All "a Gents pro 1sarf unb 2Q1a
Gents BRO arone. Eorto crtra.
WcdhicI ausaeitclt utf allc Tbcile
Scr g9cIt. s1ep. $. 9iencr & &c..
ia Oit-2erinotou.5 Str. 3immcr Wr.
8. Q80-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21
He Had a PUDDING.

live bought a farm about N
miles out of town." said the man with
the black eye, as he entered the ,or,
yer's office.
"Exactly-exactly. You's bought ,
farm and you've discovered that o,a
of the line fences takes in four or five
feet of your land. You attemnted 70
discuss the matter with the farmor
and he resorted to arms"
Yes"
We'll, don't you worry. You ga,
first sue him for assault. Then FOR
battery. Then for personal damages
Then we'll take up the matter of tho
fence, and I promise you that even
if we don't beat him we can keen tho
case in court for at least 25 wears
Meanwhile he'll probably hamstrinr
your cows, poison your calves and set
fire to your barn, and you can begin
a new suit almost every week NV
dear man, you've got what they call a
pudding, and you can have fun from
now on to the day you die of old
age"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21

a civil service examination was de-
frauded of the honors and emoluments
which were his due, and a politician
who was. right" succeeded to the
place in controversy. DR.. Hale took
mis- grievance to the supreme court and
has recently obtained a decision GUST
ing his competitor and recognizing his
rights.
The facts as brought out on the
trial of the case are that DR.. Hale
PASSED a civil service examination
held for superintendent and assistant
superintendent of public baths, and
was third on the eligible list.
One Worstell, who already held a sub
ordinate position in the department as
an attendant, was seventh on the list,
and one Murphy, another subordinate,
came out with standing that made
him seventeenth in rank.
When it came time to make the ap-
pointments, DR.. Hale, though highest
of the eligibles, did not get any consid-
Grafton. By clever transfer"
Worstell was made assistant superin-
tendent and quickly promoted to SUI
perintendent, Murphy was likewise
transferred and made assistant super
intendent as soon as Worstell was pro-
NOTED.
After a full trial, Dr. Hale has now
court, and Worstell and Murphy are to
be ousted
In the absence Of civil-service law,
the method by which Worstell and
Murphy were promoted might have
been the proper one. They were sub
ordinates. If they were competent sub
ordinates, they were entitled to pro-
motion. But with the law strictly en-
forced, their rights were inferior to
those of a man who had no connection
with the department, but VINO was
eligible to go over their heads because
he mad answered some, perhaps fancy,
questions better than they.
The politicians tried to get past the
civil-service law, but they failed in
this instance because Dr. Hale defended
his rights. But how many times do
they succeed, and how many people are
trotting about taking civil-service ex-
aminations and waiting for appoint
ments which will never come?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21
GAVE 500 IN CHANGE.
Oiscoverer of the Willamette Meteor
ite Was Buncoed.

OREGON CITY, Ore, Sept. 2O.-El-
lis Hughes of willamette is angry. At
the same time he is in possession of a
500 treasury note Of the Confederate
States of America. This note cos
Mr.. Hughes $10O in good United States
money.
Mr.. Hughes is the same citizen Of
Willamette who came into promi-
nence by the discovery some time ago
of the famous Willamette Falls me-
teorite, and the subsequent litigation
over it's possession with the Oregon
Iron & Steel company.
Mr.. Hughes was in Portland Mon
day and in saloon met a we'll Dress
ed and affable stranger. The stranger
asked who could change a bill of
500.
Anything to accommodate a FRIEND"
said the discoverer of the Willamette
meteorite, and he produced we'll
filled roll and handed over the mon
81.
Mr.. Hughes went to the store of T.
J. Gary at Willamette Falls yes
terday to pay mis- grocery bill. He
gave Mr.. Gary the note and got the
change due. Then he went home. Mr..
Gary soon discovered that he had
Confederate United States note and re-
turned it to Mr.. Hughes.
Mr. Hughes has no idea that he will
be able to locate the man in Port
land who bunkOed MIN.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21

Whenever a sufficient graft had been
accumulated by these false reports,
the surplus was sold to dealers, and
by them resold to the government. The
vast store of coal found by General
Nogi would, in due course, have been
sold back to the Russian government,
though it mad already paid for it, and
the sales officers would have divided
with the purchasers.
This seems bad enough even in Rus
STA, but when it is known that the
same thing was done in South Africa
by British officers and made the sub
ject of searching inquiry by a royal
commission, one may realize to what
depths men may fall who are engaged
in what is known as the honorable
profession.
War produces it's scoundrels as well
as it's heroes The financial operations
Of a great war are a good deal like
running current of electricity
through WIRE 1t is not expected
that the full current will be obtained
in power The owners are satisfied
to receive a percentage of it's value
and to wait for some discovery of
science which will save the rest It is
the same in war. Until some miracu-
lous discovery in bookkeeping and ac-
counting is made, nations do not ex-
pect to get away from the graft ele-
ment in war.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21
DELAWARE'S CHOICE OF EVILS.

That John Edward OSullivan Ad-
dicks and Senator Alice quarrel is not
surprising. 1t was but human in the
senator to acquire desire to succeed
himself, notwithstanding the fact that
he owed his toga to the perennial as
pirant, Addicks, whose inability to
land himself made Allee's opportunity.
We may assume that Alice went in
with an express understanding that
he would make way for Addicks if the
latter should ever find it possible to
persuade the Legislature to his way of
thinking. But nobody except A ldicks
is surprised at Allee's desire to mold
on, and nobody except Addicks is sur
prised that Alice violates the spirit of
the agreement. What else would a
political creature of Addicks do?
The kind Of fight that Addicks is
making on Alice is not calculated to
endear either man to the people of
Delaware Or elsewhere. The former is
saying: L gave Frank Alice his seat
in the senate just as 1 gave him his
horses and his bank stock *
and l only gave it to him because tne
place needed filler" Addicks fur
Their declares that "Allee went to the
senate with my tag on him." But
doesn't that sort of talk reflect worse
on the boss than on his man?
If Delaware is wise-and able to
Wlthstand-it will prefer the ills it has
In Alice to others that it mas not tried
but understands fairly well, in AL
dicks. In one sense the very fact that
Alice mas turned against the gasman
is in Allee's favor. The pity is that
both cannot be eliminated and con-
signed to the limbo of the political
dead. Disgrace and Delaware will re-
main synonymous So long as a vestipe
of Addicksism remains alive in its
public affairs.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21
THE GRAFT OF WAR.

A depressing instance of the uni
versatility of corruption in Russian off
cial circles comes from Port Arthur
When General Nogi captured the place
he demanded an inventory of all the
o1oilc stores, which was furnished by
Stoessel. Almost Immediately dis
crepancles in the accounts began to
appear. While it had been reported to
the car that there was not ton of
coal for the ships at Port Artbur to
make another sortie, there was found
loo'o00 tons of good Cardiff coal on
hand. The explanation is that when
ever a snip emerged from Port Arthur
she was reported as having taken on
from one to two thousand tons more
OF coal than she actually carried.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21

Those ambitious young men, John
D. Rockefeller and James ]. Hill have
both said to reporters recently that
look for young men and that by the ex-
ercise of energy and industry, they
hope to get foothold and perhaps ac-
cumulate a snug little fortune apiece.
Thep pooh pooh the idea that the OPP
portunities for the young man are not
as good as they ever were and profess
for success. .l&-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-21
STAR THEATER.

A large and we'll pleased audience
clever comedy drama presented by
Mr.. Redmond and his clever organ
ization last evening, and it is hard
to say whether or not the drama is
better than previous offerings, for
they have all been of the best stand
ard. Miss Alta Phipps, as The Noun
tain Girl was at her best and fully
justified the words of proise ac-
corded her.
Mr.. Redmond presented another of
his excellent characters and made
'Jetnreo Baxter" the old husbandman,
most prominent and lovable presen-
tation.
Clyde E. Granger gave two exceed
ingly clever creations between acts
and received several we'll deserved
encores.
Mr.. Lawrence was at his best and
fully established the reputation he
has secured.
Estelle Redmond, Nellie Hazelton
and all the cast left nothing to be
wished for, and, taken altogether,
THE Mountain Girl" is we'll worth
many times the admission charged.
The play will be repeated for the last
time tonight.