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The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

The new cinder pit which the
Santa Fe has just opened on
the Grand Canyon road, about
seven miles from Williams, has,
so far. cost the company close
to $4,000 About 200 cars per
day are being taken out. Four
engine crews are employed on
the work. The steam shovel is
now in full opera tion and about
forty Mexican laborers find
steady employment at the pit.
The work will continue through
out the winter, there being
enough cinders there to ballast
the entire road and branches if
so desired, by the Santa Fe Off
cials. Williams News.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Mrs. ] Downs was called to
New York City last week by a
telegram announcing that her
father was very i'll. This is her
first visit to New York in TWEEN
ty years.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Figures on the number of
passes given out at Needles the
past year look surprising In
mechanical department on the
Arizona division. there we're
passes given to over $500 peo-
pie. the total mileage amount
ing to over 10000 900 miles and
representing a value of nearly
$4,000, and still some people
say that the railroads do moth
ing but grind down their EN-
ployees. San Bernardino Times
Index.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

W. G. Kelley, of Winslow,
Arizona, is in Kingman. He is
interested in mining property
near the Ark. about sixteen
miles north Of Kingman, and is
getting good results. Ore from
the bottom of twenty-foot
sh0f ft runs forty dollars to the
ton and is improving in grade
and width as depth is gained.
Other people in Winslow are in
terested in the property and
work will be prosecuted until
water is struck. -Kingman Min
err
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

William II. Campbell aud DR..
John e. Adams, of Flagstaff,
received the mark master and
past master degrees in the Roy
al Arch Lodge last night and
tonight they will take the most
excellent master and royal arch
degrees. Robert Williams, sup
erintendent of the stone quarry
at Sunshine, will also take the
royal arch degree tonight.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Many thousand freight cars
not of recent pattern will be re-
duced to junk or sold by the
Pennsylvania Railroad because
they are not of sufficient capa-
city, or for other reasons are
not suited to the needs of the
system. They will be replaced
by cars of modern design and
steel construction. Curious as
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Sheriff Houck and wife are
leaving today tor Holbrook
where they will remain until
after the session of the District
Court which convenes on OCto-
Der 9th.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Fireman Jack Heath, Pass
enger Jack, of Las Vegas, has
"followed suit, laying off just
because his engine driver did
Albuquerque Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

The WINSLOW MAIL is on
sale at j. F. Mahoney's post
office news depot.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Fireman NJ Hogancamp and
wife arrived in the city Wednes
day from Williams. Hrs. Ho-
gancamp was formerly Miss
Held, of San Bernardino.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23
LOOHL NEWS

Miss Mary Gates and brother,
Roscoe, returned from a visit to
Los Angeles this morning.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Zack Booth, who murdered
couple of sheepmen from Apa-
che County about two years ago
in ella County, was hanged at
Globe on the 18th inst.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Lon King. Ed Bargeman, ohm
Werner and Frank Dane were
in from the range this week.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Rev T NJ. Connolly, R. Pow
ell, Milton Todd and family, W.
A. Keeler and wife, Harry L.
Wood and ]. E. Seeger are only
a few of the WinslOw visitors to
the fair.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Ben Downs arrived home last
week from ST. Paul where he
attended meeting Of the chair
men of the western district of
the B. of r. T.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Richard Hart, the sheepman,
IS in town today. He reports
stock as being in excellent con
dition and that the outlook for
a prosperous year is good.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Mrs, Secord, wife of the night
yard master. and children ar
rived home from Denver Tues
daV
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Miss BERTHE Krentz left for
Los Angeles Wednesday on a
pleasure trip. She will also at,
tend the wedding of Miss Har-
riet Wells, daughter of General
Manager Wells, of the Santa
Fe coast lines.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Willie Lawrence, of Los An
geles, formerly resident here,
spent few days here this
week.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Miss Kathlyn Daze returned
from Flagstaff last Saturday
and left for Los Angeles Wed
nesday where she Will resume
her studies
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

The wedding of Reverend
Willie and Miss Mabel Cook, of
New York City, will take place
in Albuquerque Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

Miss Essee Parr arrived from
Flagstaff this morning apd has
accepted a position at the Hol-
mes Supply Company as stenog-
rapher.
The Winslow mail., 1905-09-23

@>&&&>3%@@aSaaaS&
{ LOOHL NEWS :
G&SSS<&&S&S<SS&S&&&&&SSS&&S&S&SSS
Miss Mary Gates and brother,
Roscoe, returned from a visit to
Los Angeles this morning.
Lon King. Ed Bargeman, John
Werner and Frank Dane we're
in from the range this week.
Mrs. Secord, wife of the night
ward master. and children ar
rived home from Denver Tues
day.
Willie Lawrence, of Los An
geles, formerly a resident here,
spent a few days here this
week.
The wedding of Reverend
Wyllie and Miss Mabel Cook, of
New York City, will take place
in Albuquerque Monday.
Miss Essee Parr arrived from
Flagstaff this morning apd has
accepted position at the Hol-
mes Supply Company as stenog
rapher.
Miss Kathlyu Daze returned
from Flagstaff last Saturday
and left for Los Angeles Wed
nesdav where she Will resume
her studies.
Ben Downs arrived home last
week from ST. Paul where he
attended a meeting of the chair
men of the western district of
the B. of r. T.
Fireman Jack Heath, Pass
enger Jack, of Las Vegas, has
followed suit, laying off just
because his engine driver did
Albuquerque Citizen.
Fireman NJ Hogancamp and
wife arrived in the city Wednes
day from Williams. Hrs. Ho-
gancamp was formerly Miss
Held. of San BernardinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Totalc Icrlucdjiclmna.

@oibington, go, II. Gltgltit.
- 0o@ 8ebeimniB Scr an Z. gltguit
an ocm ~1S-iGbrigcn Clair Balm 9o.
milton, Dem Sobne zines moblboben.
Den FARMERS bon CHARTERS, bel Wcos
boiu 2onoS bc%0on0cnen Worotbot
mltrbc ollrd) bic &crboitung bon Goa
Teclp aus GonnonSburg, 80, emit
biiat, mclde Die InGobc mod]tc, boB
Der Stolieltcr Ilorcn5o @ionotti Die
Shot bcgon9en babe. Ger 8ctanntc
lit pcrboitet morocn. Nod) Der Gar
ltcQliug bcS gcnonnten MGOhenS bat
@innotti Den iulQeu &onliltou CT.
idoiicn, nnhocm bicicr buS NoilS ei,
ncr iungen Came ocrIuiicn bate. Sic
lit ser Inlid)t, boB @ionotti Numil.
ton nit cincnl Mtonnc ucrlpctlclt bo,
be, nit DEM CT forte GilIcrel5clt
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

SeuCllpt2 VCIllt8Cl, plu N'lNu.
oltc @iibncr 12c.; iungc Siibncr
tl1ac.; Gntcn 10c. bis 12c.; Soubcn,
pro Eoor 20c. bis Doc.
ii d cnnh Sem c.
Sortoifeln, pro SAB 500 bis
$3.50; 3lldcrriibcn, pro 9iinocl
tc.; @cibfobl, pro SunNcrt $500
bis 800; 3%iuicbcIn, pro 9uid)cl
Coo. bis Goo; IcpicI, pro Sab
$t.25 bis $1.75; griinc 9obncn
pro @uld)cl Doc; @urfclC pro
Gorb 15c. bis 30c.; tomatoes, pro
Carrier t5c. bis Coo; InonoS, pro
Grote $1.0O bis $2.75; Eiiriihc, pro
Carrier $3.50 bis 50; GontolollpeS,
pro Groie G5c. bis $1.25; @oiicrn1e.
lorcn Toe. bis 22c.; 9irncrr, pro
aprb 50c. bis 500; SomionS, pro
SOB $3.50 bis 500; EfloumcuL pro
Guort &c. bis Sc; Gorottct, pro
&iinocl 1IAc. bis tMc.; Sinlnbobnen,
pro babies Sab Coo. bis Zoe; WaiS,
pro 9llbcn0 Ic. bis Sc.
Groceries nnb Bropiic O.
mem.
SoI5ilciif. pro Eiuno: fleinc Gu.
0nr.Gureo Shinfen 1916; 9roBe
Shintcn t2Mc.; Goliiornicr Shin.
fen SEC; SuQor Gurco Shultern
SEE; troden 9eioI5cne Scitcnrippen
9Hc. Spediciteu 10Ac.; troden
geioljene Sbultcrn S1ac.; rcines
Shmolj IN SierccS Sc; Sped
idultcrn &C.; DEB Sttucincileiih
$3.50 pro Sob.
Noiiinirtcr 3udcr: geruiirie!i
6.t0c.; %pnlperiiirt 5.50c.; Stanooro
gronulirt 5.40c.; iein %eromuIirt
5.40c.; Grpltol u 5.40c.; Columbia
u 5.05c.; gelbcr 4.25c. bis 5.25c.
Gcroiteter aoifcc: G. 8. &. 100
Eib. aiitcn 13c.; 6. g. Is. GO Eio.
aiiten 1916; &. 3. =. &c Yflnb
ailten 1920; reiner SABA 2Sl2c.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 26E bis &c;
rciner Woffo 261ac. bis 27c.; SABA
inb Moffo, aemiiht, 251ac. bis 26c.
SABA, gcmiidt, 2412c. bis 25c.; rel.
ncr Marocaibo 2t12c. bis 22c.;
reincr 60 @l,para 201ac. bis Die;
reincr Sontos 81 bis 211ac.; Gan.
los, gcrniidt, 20c. bis 20l@c,; Hio,
genlii6t, 19c. bis 1876.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

Ut, OHTITUIVTT OT,o-o VUf
libel; aus ocn Gleootorcn 5llriidqc5os
gen ll,l63 9uihcl; Glcpotoren,T Dor.
rotb 20l,009 9uid)cl. TcrfGuic: /
@oggon Nr, 3 ipciBcr (ncii) 81 2SL2.
| @og9on Nr. 3 luciBer (oIt) 5i 81,
| @o1gon Nr. = lucibcr (ncu) 5t
29la, . Mog9onS Nr. 3 mciBcr (ncri)
5u 2SE, I Woggon Mr, . genliidtcr
(ncii) ST %, = @o9gonS Nr, 9 lpei-
Der QnciD 81 29l@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
aaiub 9ieh' ,Nelpbie.eaas."

ForhuffGde ocr 2oius unb SorrettsStrnhe.
Suuptouartier hes @~eianapereius rWeIo.
bic. Sineltunoen iebeu Sornerfiagsbeno.
g~erIa mmlinaen beS ~eentcnltu, Metqer'
Rereins- ieoeu 2. uub L.. 9ienftaa int Ylos
nat. Xelepbcn - Mt. Sernon 1903 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Yruonftcn Wurft.

llutcultebcnoc Frciic bc5icbcn iih
auf Den Gn9ro8 &un0cl; fir Den
Glcinbanoel mnt6 cin cntiprchcrocr
Infiflag gentadt iucr0cn.
Gicr, pro Glbcn0 19c. bis 20c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

Dir. t12O bis f122, UNDERSTANDING.
9aupiulartier beS .96dlia Wdnner6ors".
Sane nnb Sommerearien binie an Der.
mietbcn. @nier YIos fit NufferNroiiep.
Seiniie Eetraufe. S~feisTool. O. 4 D..
3eIepbon - Wlt. Bernon 37Ga 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
t..bam NnIs'k Netnnxaaf,

Er. tI04. Noros Gertral.Npenrt
Ser .Eolbuft ommcrfpdbrenbe Sauberetn
hou Baltimore %hcrtammeIt H@ bier
iebsu Wontna. - Wectee Trebrn 4 Gone
Hter anl 8api. nIn oenilner Urt brett
bonn Snb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
-
aab ctgbIaabtS0 \.


GfloiuCii'Sde 3. Ctr. II. Jaii.Moe., CAUTION,
Snupijuo riitr bes Canton pieoerfrdn5 -
Sin1liinoe ieeen Soune, fiaa sbepo. -
9amen.9erein nerfnmnieii flo ieoen 9tsts
tioa Mbenb. R1tipunlstier am Sup,.-
ebeiapcafe 9clepbou: sBolfe 1853 3.
(Wprilt3tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
gu p%crmictbcn.


rSutci Sruaolpan," @dc bon Nroubipab mo
Srle0lls- SirnRc. 9tad5nfrngen bel Der ,,Sobn
4. Wirfncr a. Sons Srcluinn Co.," Nr. 1900,
Noro.t8ahsS trasc. tl3O-2) y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Or. so. Wiener,
bom0upatbiider Mr,t
Nr. 1919, GinbcH apcnmc.
@unbcrOpac Gntocfuna.

arau u. @leIius, electromagnetic SpctiaIiTitn
tfr SrGuen Yeilcil. .Nhnlcu iolicn it@ In allen
Sulell periruuliber Itt an mi6 lpenhen. gScnn
Sic lcioeno iino, ipcroc i'd Ibneu bclteu. SO
bate ME ciilel eln8iaen 6~cbliblua. er.cidic'
rlnp In AZ Gtulioen ohcr lciue gc6abIuna pcr'
hrchnlle ber glrbeii; nOlig burmInS. Sn
Sprch8tmlmer cocr brici.lt. 50. Yriputs lintcr'
fult"eu iiir Satnen. @clhulte g8drterinncn.
%bcrirnulid). 9i1lberibcilnnG foitenIrci. Gprerb'
itulocu bon 10 llbr @orm, his & llbr stberos;
Soluiiags bor 2 bis 3 llbr giudbm. 9rau NJ.
Sieidsg, St. 63f, HurS'Gnreg.S trate, nahe
Sninoubiun.A0c (Mtdr30, 2&S.19
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
q. u. a6ermeur's Suae

8. u. d6ermanH'B Suie
HprboitsGde SQUAD. uno @droltnesGf,dte.
S~anpiouartier bes .~aberH'WidnnerGors'.
R.rS .'9de @pIabs liilb G1rplineftr. Eets
einsoerinmmIune teben 9oHnerfiag Nbeuo.
yteue WitglicSer pitiommen. Sor3lgs
tibeS @ier Der gintiouaIs9raueret I'm 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
ehnibt's ,.Gjdrufrous.Saue..

9de 3, uIlb @pIabs Strahe. SarptGlnriler
ocs rRubern ar lint. ,sereins," .gidteu.
frun3sGlnntcnbercinS, .Gnntpn SmIucr,p.
Bous iino GcibsTereins," -3cuifhe @c'
miitbIihfcii,~ .Geiiclf6mieoe.llnion" unb
-SctpcrsGcnfIabe Er. 4fs. :. o. 81 Sri'
I6es Bier gu ieoer 8eit. 1eIepbop: Is.
* X. - NDIi 300 gB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

ST. 1924 Oft8aliimore' sirast. - Sirt.
nner an Serren au bermtetbcu. - Seiriie
eetrdnfe nnb @etne. Bah, Stesr,ernue,
ret' 1gier. SerfammIunasIofaI oeS Oft
Somboroftr. Smmertp. AGu. urs 2elb'
Bereine. Gbef. TcI.-gSolie 2552 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Stcacngcindc.
Stcncgciun:

Sin oeutitcS MdoGlCn flnbt Gte[uno fir
1ugcnette @nueurbett, perilcbi and cnpas pnnl
&cdeL Nnh5utru0ell In Tr. 1913, blum .aicp,
unbc Sbnrp. Strnbc. (229-3W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

idcl; %crioltot bon Ocn G~Icpatoren
1905 @ritel; Glcpotoren . Sorrotb
1S6,603 @uidel. @erf0uic: | Moq,
gon Steomcr gcmilttcr 5l GO, 10000
9uid)el Sobr 81 40, 10000 9ui6el
Sonuor 81 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Waltimorcr Marftbcridltc.

Baltimore, II. Iuqlit 1905.
Wcbl. ~ 3uillbren 2537 60iicr,
einihlicBIid -SGiier 81 Occult.
Eoint uno 1927 3Giicr 81 Canton.
aiiitcnpcrionot - SGiicr. Die gtos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

2tt5 Galuerton. Npap, nabe Sreberif. Npe.
Die heiten Seiue I'M 90eTfcno. Wabl.
3citen AZ ieoer Belt. @efhditsiurfh cine
Gpe3inlitGt. - 3Gnpiluartier beB Car
rouion- glrbeiiersW ,dnnerbors".
(iprii20.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Salts SUnr.

Marilo q, II. auguIt. - Ger Sc
rerul- @ouuerncilr bon Songfong bat
ariegsiefretor Gait nlo feline Heile.
beslciter 81 cinem ibnen 81 Gbrcn 81
~gcbenben 9onfett e%ingelaoen. Die
antiport lautete onbin, boB Die 4mc.
rifoner III Songfong nlir einen Gag
mo in Canton MIR cine Hoht Der.
iueiIen iperben. SRI. glice RooiepeIt
ut getrefis hires prpjeftirten @eilt-
DIES in Eefing nod nncrtihieber.
Wan aloilbt, ooB iie bicsbe5iialid) sic
MISUNDERSTANDING hires Gaters OBJ
ipartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
gu %pcrfaufcn.

Su ncrfnufcu;
pdben, berhifocn init gSpbnbun5 ltuh StnQ.
pdlieno tilr cine Rdderei pber irQcnn Gin an
reree .Seth1lt; preisluliroig. gtndSuirugen in
?tr. 2I0f. SitsSbaic etrahc. C229-35)
5n uerfnnfen:
2l13,, 2sl5- nno 27t7, Si.1abcttc. strnbe,,
trelttodtae Sdlicr MT ic6s 3iHlIlerll, moocrn
fi%n9ertdiet. Yreis $3.50; 8rlno6iIs 500 idbr'
ith.
3weit6discs Snns nit 6 3immcrn, ar Der
6liofpeitsSde Der aetiupuos Ybenue uuo Snbeitcs
Etrnbe; ale mpoerHen @inri6iunaciL cinldlicbs
ltd5 SbhnesidIal; BreiS $1,000: @rIno8in5
$3.50 idbtlidb.
Cine Geibe SdHIer an Hprs. gruue. strost,
Btpiiten Northumberland nnb Sa~ncitcsStrGBe'
NIT ntooernen @inrtbiunacn, ~nieoriacr GrnIo,
etns; PreiS $775.
M1e obisen Sdnisr Itno ncu unb Ioeben fcrtie
uciieli.
g. Z. 8anaabcr,
NdliirIternehnet.
d2s-) sRrtan: 2SOS Sairmomnt.Npe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
syssu arau,'s .,9ader.oerssrse,~

ScsH 1raHS's ,Hdder~Ser5srse,"
Ytr. t3b, Sdrritoip, mbe 2eIinaton-Gtr.,
t~eo. 1lntber, IT., ernusGo's Bier. &ar'
iner gnrib bun IA Ills ! ubr Ru6mti.
iaas. Ellie benti6en Bidder limb aam HS
Iube eineeldoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
eeurb e., Qle!s'S Rc.aurant,

gr. 2i8, @ldDs, nabe SoparhsShabe
8orSiiaIi6e Reine, Spiriinnfen II. Union,
Giqnrren. @eftes Pier ON Sdpt. Qunih
fir SefhdfisIeute bon 1870 2urm. bic
3 tbr Gadbmitiu 80. 1elepboH IS. & Y.
Wt. Bcrnon 300S-N. (Uiirs2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

0erIanat:
Tcrlanst int Nagcmcincn.
VerInnQt:
Ttnlihes Observation-Disclosures

Pr. 219, Siiose borps sirGbc, nnier Der Wiiilttt
fer yDeutften @eIenfhait." - 0ieirninen, bic
feutbe 9orotpcrfer. grheiter uno Sienitbotet
gu beihdlfigeil nilfihcn, molten Iih pcrf6nIicb
Seielfdali. Sobaun .. 9icBer, Gr. 2i9, Sin.
Ebnrp'StraRc %ipcnoen, ipcider uncutpelilitb
l~lusfnnit ertbeilen ipiro. @pretfinuoen bon 1
his 5 tIbr. camps III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

@enn Chr @elb nottia hnbi. tpeubet Gnd,
Brlnoeigenibum acknowledgement. Seine
E~eibgeiui'is. Wetboben, Wlr. Gremer, gr. 100,
Wjrb. Vaea. strahe, l.. 3lur. Gaunbr1 9uiIoino.
t2tprtItb--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

WHY IT, OHTHUlVH IOtIOI VUs
l6el; Terianot bon Den elepotorcn
47,t59 guidel; Gleootoren .gorrotb
591,375 0uidel. BerfGuie: 10000
0uid)el September 81 82l2, 5000 90.
81 SO.
Gn,t{;,n GLI,,Esota.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Suhu u. eferbeI & Cons,

2nporteure uno @G9rDssQ iounr.pdnbler
659-66t. Beft,g'ra.f', rGbe 8tnnsGtr..
N1iiimore, Wto.
g. & B.sle!epbou - Soutt 193 b.
(slpril2, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Neer'S ,0bsImetA.Hone,A

96e GnIts nrb ,5aitNoeKle, Vahlou.
WarDIauos1 eiepbon - 81 4.
Sui,ptquarti7r bes @eianabere,rs -ebel.
iueit," n0dmensBereins beS Voetmeih-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Er. 446t >. .. o.
.SrienioIEiftrtftS Vi. 1bS, o. u..F.' uHo
-gnntDn Spar' ". Bergnigunss.BeretnS'
(Sept2t, I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18
Wclb aus5ulciben.

Marglanb Gbattel Ioan NlIociatiun.
$40 bis $500 perten o%criieben auf Nbbeln,
Ftanpe etc., ubHe Gntfcrruue berIciben.
epm 1. Sannnr 1905 an belin6cn fb unIere
Nnte1Iir lpicoer III %nnicren alien Yofule.
enlueu.Suiibtng, benz 8erihtsgcbluoe gegeil.
fthcr,
BtnIuer Or. 900. 23l. 233 Ctueiicr Slur),
ehopft sS6e Snneite. nnc ct. Yaul.Strabe.
SoieenirS lit Gci tGfisireuloe.
(ytpb9. 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-18

Bcaclt Wnar.
@ciagtca Nidltcuhpi& n 6p.b S3.15.
Wcidgtec GimeubufS, ~ Gero $500.
@ilin9cr q. Scbranf.
Sunpts9iircun mo aobIenbot: Freitoils into
Sab Sirabe. SmriG Rilrenu: gGto 1oipH Goal
Co." Wonumcni uube @ubsSirnBc.
Gel: e.. & g. ggolie III = wio. Cont. 2679.
(slpril20, GIiic)
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-13
REVENGE
THAT DID
NOT WORK

Max Levina was brought before Judge
sweetland today on two charges OF as
saut
II appears that Louis Goldstein was
fined $40 and costs in the Police court
yesterday. for keeping hens In the cell
lar OF his house.
Goldsteln believed that Ievina tipped
of tho police and made considerable talk
to that effect during the morning.
Later In the day Goldstein and Sam
uel Heckner waited until police orl-
Ger was approaching Levinas store. and
then, by using vile epithets. goaded Levi
ma into rushing out OF the store and
assaultng them.
The officer seeing the assault and not
knowing the cause. could take no other
course than TO entertain complaints OF
assault
In the Sixth District court today. Cup
tain Murray explained the circumstances
10 Judge Sweetland. and stated that Ie-
vina had never given the police the slight
est trouble.
Levina was. az the suggestion of Dep
uty chief Egan placed ON probation
Thus tho little game ~ Goldstein to
dump two heavy fines upon Levina failed
20 work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-13
EX-MAYOR'S
Wife A
SUICIDE

Waltham, Mass, April 1S.-The body OF
Mrs Louise II. Johnson, wife OF former
Mayor Byron Il. Johnson Of this city, was
found early today in Plimps pond. near
her residence. and the medical examiner
pronounced death due 90 suicide by
drowning
Mrs Johnson retired At tho usual time
last night. apparently in her usual health.
when Mr.. Johnson arose today he found
his wife missing, and with the assistance
OF a neighbor he made a thorough search
OF the house and vicinity.
The body was found in a few feet Of
water near the shore OF the pond which
in only 20 feet from the house.
physician who was hastily sum-
moned said Mfs. johnson had been dead
for several hours.
For " number 81 years Mrs. Johnson
had been subject 10 frequent attacks OF
Illness. and this fact added 60 the shock
which she received upon the violent death
OF her son IN Connecticut about a year
ago. r. believed TO have unbalanced
her mind she was born in Weston and
was 20 years old.
Mr Johnson IL well known throughout
tho state as an advocate OF temperance
legislation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-13

at was in 1852 that this matter FIRST
came up, ~ / remember rightly. when
the general assembly appointed a COM
mittee to consider the question of con-
stitutional amendment. Then the su-
preme court was asked for an opinion
on the legality Of a constitutional conven-
tion.
THE COURTS OPINION.
"The Supreme courts opinion was that
IL was not lawful because the consttu-
tion itself provided . different method Of
amendment Because Of this provision
the court held that all other Ways were
barred.
"1n other words. 60 put 10 directly. a
constitutional convention for the purpose
OF drafting a new constitution FOR the
state Of Rhode Island, and placing it
directly before the people, Is not proper
and right because not provided FOR I'm the
fundamental law the present constitu-
ton That was I'm effect inc courts de-
cision.
Perhaps II would be well for VS. 20 do
fine constitutional convention before we
proceed further. 10 II a body of elected
delegates whose duty Il is to frame a con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-13
WORKING FOR
AN EIGHT
HOUR DAY

Boston, April ls.-James NJ. Lynch,
president of the international Typo
graphical union. is in this city in con-
nection with a movement to bring about
an eight-hour work day for the book and
job departments OF the unions. beginning
with Jan. / OF next year. Mr.. Lynch
said,
"All indications emphaticaly suggest
that comparatively little friction will be
occasioned by the demand OF which our
organization gave the employers more
than a years notice. This is proved by
the fact that throughout the country 1so
unions have already secured. through
annie able conferences with the employers,
the elght-hour work day for the book and
Job hands"
President Lynch said that he expected
the New England employers would fall
in line with IN general eight-hour re-
quest.
Efforts will be made 10 organize on an
eight-hcur basis throughout all New Eng
land.