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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner O. Thomas, Surrogate Of tho County Of New
notice hereby given TO all having claims
aSai1st Archibald watt late Of the County York
900 ssd 70 thereof
the subscriber his place OF transactng business. No.
los FTton Street the Borough Manhattan, OF the
CIV os New York before the Goth day Of January
next. .on,
JOHN c, SHAW, Executor.
Joseph g. FRANK, Attorney for Executor. los Fulton
Street Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York.
WAN BOSKERCK, EMMA GIN PURSU-
Y ancs order Of Hon Frank T F1t-gerald. Sur
OF Of New York. Is hereby
20 All persons having claims against
late Of New deceased,
SHs-t tha with
saneS at his place OF transactinE business the
Tlsr e TYLER, Nc. 80 Liberty Street in the CITY OF
Tav YORK on before the fifth day November next.
dated New York, April "a. 1906
GEORGE w VAN BosKBRCR. Executor.
1rTrJTAM s. TYLER Attorney executors az Liberty
street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7: F4tzgerald eaTroEats Of the County OF
s,s against Frank c. Bailey late Of County OF New
49, deceased present the with vouchers thereof
Re subscriber his place Of tranEactIng business
70 ibs West l2sth Street. in the City New York on
~ beSore the 9th day Of February next.
O. dated New York, the 2sd day Of Auguss, 1903
DN'SN 49, CNORNEIIA H BAILEY, Adrnirastratrtx.
- n ATKINS Atty FOR Administering Is John S.,
kingston y. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

WANTED.-Young man, aged 10, in whole
sale dry goods commission business; sal
any to start, $3.50 year; good chance for
speedy advancement. right party. Address
A B c, Box IS. Tribune Office,
WANTED. who understands bevsi-
ing, gliding and cOloring edges OF cords:
steady employment at good wages.
BRIDGES MFG. CO.. Rochester. N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

CsHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL e'way 6 list ST. to 8
= rooms, with and two baths for lease for coming
year. Restaurant In carte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

57TH ST. I4I WEST.-CoTnfofta Di 'esrtls-
Meeting rooms. all convenience sist,st
men or couple, also for doctor or ae lll---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

vALEr.-An invalid gentleman desires =
man with good references 70 act as valet
and attendant. Address A. r. c. Valet
Tribune Uptown Omce. 1884 Broadway,
stating age nationality, capabilities and
wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29
HELP WANTED.

FIRST CLASS eolored man! in boarding
house; capable OF taking entire charge OF
dining room; good reference. W. H. care
OF saxton. Whttestone, y. I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

TToTEL COLONIAL s1St u and Manhattan Square
All suits. I'VE rooms with baths. Under
the came management as Hotel Somerset los West
47th 81.
W H MOsELEY. Pres CLAUD P MOTT. Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

For Porto Rico
Steamships OF the RED D. LINE VII
saI for san Juan direct. as follows:
s. 8 CARACAS =. Saturday. Oct ID noon
8 g PHILADELPHIA. sat. Oct. q. noon
For freight or passage apply 70
BOJTLTON. BLISS a DALLETT
General Managers. 50 Wall ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29
HANRURG-AMHRICAN Inc.
Eight DAYS to Italy.

BY THE GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
From New York February :. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29
CUTLER SCHOOL

q EAST t0IH 81.
ReeQeas Monday October ist.
FOURTEEN GRADUATES ENTERED HARVARD
YALE PRINCETON or COLUMBIA N JUNE. 1903.
Manual Training. Gymnasium, Outing Classes
Classes o. eight pupils OF less, enc individual at
ig1aon IN the Preparation a lessons.
fT boys % from seven years OF age upward. Ctrcu-
~ o. application 70 ARTHUR H CUTLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29
ANGEOR 1lTlE.

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Astoria Sept 20 3 pm IFurnessia- Oct ~ 2,r,
Columbia Oct q. II am lCaled'nia. Oct 90 f1s--
saloon. $500 cabin 1885, Sd Class. saT n
and upward according 10 accommodation a
steamship. For tours ard Information suolv,
HFJNDTRsCN BROTHERS. 1T-19 BrSdvav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

VTIB Gilman School Training for Kin
dergs-tners l67 W 9th St, ~ Y opp Carnegie Hall
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
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uor. N&ic cr i'm StntiDn9bntic ons
CAB, lit cr icii lGnNCrer Belt orhcit9
mo llittclloa nnO bate iih. on cr
offers ilt ocu 3ctlmQcn ArIclcl mir
Shduicmltcr uon NGIbrru 0cnlolirt
ln0 Ole 0arin o90cltclltcn Nlnuclcn
criolArcicb Catanlotirt lucrOcn, cnts
lMpiicn 0d3 HGu6crban0mcrt III cr
Nrcilcn ,N Dem uom Dem 9lrrrllan.
ten bcuobnteu 3ulmcr inn0 Die ~,
li6ci elm llumcrlitGt3 GWIom, ionic
mcbrcrc rluollcn0etc G3GbhnQcn.
mrIhc WdrIOnO ijr elm NiuNu}in Nc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
IN NIcm glnrf uCrhniiCt.

u en- Oprt 2G. &ouIar. f.
Nlnea Wiouc9, alias Sid" NIanc2
- Sabre ali. lulW0c bcutc 9lbcu0 ais
,<uitijiUlhtliI1 bier ucrbuitrt 81
ioU an 0cm am ,. Nc3cnlbcr 1901 IN
Hiucrpool ucrijbtcu Nuurr0ubc bethel
ilt Qcuclcn icnl hlrh mcICbcn 0iC
bctreilcu0c Ndut $3.50, 600 bis $500,
eco ucrlor.
CSpdtcrD Ntone3. mcIcbcr irii
Der ol@ oNootmafCr" 1T oCt &cr
5toutcu tb0tiQ NOR. lici ser EolBci
uot0cm ojeicjbc lunNc 3cit per
1cbIidI uul i'm Nrlohn0Ct bottc, 3ll
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mo luW0c bis oui Mcitcrc3 cinAc-
Wcru. Gic britjihc NCNicumQ III
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9u9llclcrulQ iorOcrn. Die Nnnt il
EipcrpoOl ucrlor 0lrdl ocn Sdnuin.
oct al >uCIhcu Niuuc3 bctbciIiQt NC-
mrlcll lriu loI, uu @on5ru %SOo0OO,
crImnQtc iroodb $3SO0OO pon oiricr
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I0nlt Aliauc2 Njcbt itinc NOcntitGt
}lL bcboIptct iroodl 9}iht3 uor 0cnr
HiucrpooIcr ShpiuGCl SIT miiiru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
Wtaun mno ,Sruu nicocraeidDuIicn

GoutrSpiIlc, 30. 2G. ,Son.--
SGbrcno lid Grnu >gouO Carpenter
Acitcrn 2lbcno mli ibrcnl S6cimnL!Nc
bon Gontc2piQe uod ibrcr NobnunA
}lI 0cruurOtomn bclnn0, lplrOc tic
BON }pei Wldltnern unNcqriilcu. ,<I
,Solgc ibrcr Nilicrnic elite ibr @nttc
Dcrbci, ollcn OcricIbc ulr0c pon 0cn
2lnNrcicrn nni Der Stcllc CrIdoncn.
2Itb Ole Grou crltt cine lcbrn2Hc
IGbrihc Sd,IBullnOc. 9lon AIuubt
00r Die lbGtcr 2lu5ldn0cr lpurct.
(Spdtcr.D - 5bO3. MullcU iii beuic
5ll IomlilNton ais Der &crilbcr 0Ca
&crbred)cu9 ucrbnitct luorocn. Gors
pcntcr mo MnQeu tnmcn Dor bier
Sobrcn 3lIannlcn uoh Godtcauillc
mo Der Gritcre 6eiratbctc bnlO OnrotI
%B}ic Snlit. 9llh Naacp ioQ i'd
Inn Die S1on0 OericIbeu buuorbcn ba.
ben, lmD mon pcrlmtbct ooB Giicr.
iu0t bci 0cm Ncrbrchcn cine 9ioac
ipicltr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27

ortlgc 3mcdc 5u1cNcbcn bo6ell, allf.
1cior0crt bot, Die bCtr. Sumnlcn i'm
,>nicrclic Der FoIiceninbaber jurildSu-
crltattcn ,SlH @ciacrllng@ioac loli
ibucn Ole &ccn5 ]lnu @eihditsbetrie.
be I'M Stuotc Scnnclice ent5ogcn luer.
Ocn llntcr Den TcriiherlmNS 0c.
clIld)uticn, Die 3obInng ioIbcr @c;
trGac jllNcgcbcn limo aeuonnt: oAet.
ia Siic" o0jcrmonu Siic," .Somc
Hiic," oDiolod)nictio OtntluI 2iie."
ruictropolItm Siic" YDhItuol Sife,"
,,QiuhloI Benefit Of 9tcmorf, Ms"
o9iortbpcitcrn Oiltrul Siic Of 0til.
lponfcc," oEcnnipIunniu Viutllnl,
oEropiOcnt Souing0 Siic." Eruoen.
tioI Siic," ullnitco 2iie," rllnon
Central &iic ,>nilronce So. :" @oup.
Eottiion pom Cbio lit Er1iiocnt ser
IcBtaCnnnntCn GonpuAnic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
3iuri &iuocr sn SoSe pcrbrnnnt.
T6ilo0clpDio. 26. ,Sonra

EbiloOclpDin 26. &onltAr.
Niobcrt lulo $iobcln @cllS, orei
Sabre, reip. oht Monotc oft, &inocr
cites 9ieGcr GbcpoArca, ullrOen
bcltr in ser @obnltng ibrer GItern
m0Grcn0 0ic @cBtcrcn obpcicno no.
rem, III Sooc pcrbrnmt, G0a tlcilntc
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Dem Gicn onge}ilnoct bnttc, lcbtc oaS
9ctt5eu1 in Brand. Sm 9tn itano
Dos Gon5c Simmer IN Gldnlmcn, lno
Die Niilttcr, pcIdc !mi Nicic Belt jll-
rildtebrtc pcrmocbtc uidt, Die ainoer
81 rettcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
Sic y&nlcncin" Gotuitrppbc.

Sc0ttlc 9Soib, % &omuor. -
?tcucrc 9tndrihtcn pom SMouploBc
Oc2 Scbiiibrnb3 oc0 Gnnlpicr3 go
lcnci0," nnbr M0p WcuIc an Scr 0illtC
Scr >$nlcl &0ncouucr, crgcbcn Olb inn
@dn}cn TO Ecrioncn Acrcttct limo.
Na2 HSrod ser oNolcnciu" iii lett
Nurh 0ic NronOlmg total 5crtriiu.
inert morocn Ter 0nupicr oGim ol
Sopcfn" fam bClltc nit 23 @crcttrtCu
an Nor0 bier on, mo 0ic'cibCn mlr.
0cn III cilcm Notcl lmtCrAebruht.
@ic cS idcint bcionOcn lic6 nod
Gl Ecri0ncn al Noro Der nNnIcncin, &"
ais 0o3 gSrot alibrod un0 non 0cn
Nelcn ucrifhnGcn uIroc. Gic
Cplcr, mr9ihIicBIiN 0cricuiNcn, mel
hc idon lriIbcr bel Ncrllhcn, ho9
(licr ST crrcihcn 0cl zoo im0cL
moren: GapitGn =. NJ. ,Nobnlon, 9'c.
fcbI9bobcr; w SooImc@, critcr Siiis
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MiItnQ, SdnnhpGrtcr; 6rml Nhl3s
0rnpc, Stcpur0cG; - S1u0bc2,
DlQ IrouplH oltpIoQlnt Itpu :l1Mu<k
@inOcr mo uicrii0 imbcfomtc NtGu
urr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
GrltndD ibrcn i,iirnidDcn Eic6lnbcr.

9tcm 2)ort 2G. Namlar.
,Enl Wtunhnttnn 2IuCnc WCrid)t mtr.
Den bcutc bic - Sabre nltc Gina Gu
pdno lm0 0Crcu Il Sabre after 9'rll
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gen Oioroc9 uorNcliibrt Ninu bat lid
bis belItc iriih i'm 0n'pitaI bcilm0eu.
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ijc Der % Sabre oltc Gclir NnctclIi.
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III ibrcr WobmulN ungcgrlIlcn mo
ibr lmntltGn0igc 9lntrdQr Aeuuud)t.
2Il9 lie i'm jllr 9icOc ltcIltc, 500 cr
cinen NcoOlucr lm0 Icltcrtc 5uei
Shiliic mll Oa9 lRdoden ob, ibr jmci
NcrIcblnAcn am NIrm mo am NuI3
beibrinNcnO. %ino crarifi Elm NroBc0
NIciidnciier INTO lticb c5 Dem ltilrnl.
dcn Hicbbnbcr it Oic NrlIt, 6clir
muroc ms Sooiptul gcbr0dt, no CT
nod IN 0criclbcm 9tddt itorb. Ger
Nulocr, ueId,cr Der Shmcltcr }ll
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len audi nit cincm Stilctt ongcgrii'
icn mo muroc aud ct uerboltct. Die
2hlfIuNc grQcu ibn Inntct mlf Nri
biilic 5um !HurO. Ncioc 05ciungcnc
mwocu pom DiaGiitrot NIN1iubotbant
ocn @roBqcicbmorcncu ilbcrmiclcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
@crid)tct.

9cp Dort 2G. ,idnu0r. ~
9iicolo WirrOaco, Gin ,(taliencr, mel
der i'm lcbtcn 0}oi in $cricp Sin
icine @ottiu III SolNe zines StrritcS
nit eincnt gcil crnoroctc, lpllroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27

Gir Sdub Gnbrituntci bon
Men GnAlnnO bubcu beibloiicn nno
0licntih befonnt Acmoht. boB iie
cine Grb6bmA OcS Ereiie0 iiirSbr.
be cmnctcn Inilcu lucroen, ueil oic
ilr NcrIteIunN bon Shuben crior.
0crIiheu Winteriolen lp1breno Der
lcbtcn Sabre nm 53 Frp5ent geltie.
gcn ieicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27

bcutc inn oortilcu Sci6uQuib 0urh
0cu StrouQ GinNrricbtct. NhW0acoa
flciucr Suhu mar 9luQcu5Culc oc3
NcrbrcMcn3 mo trut ais @clainmQ3
}rudc NcQcn Den Batter aui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
>)l'oowUea:gJ,'s Ue:g
~ 23siuer1
iifbern
pcrftfteGe erDallllng

1rrCb lore anti 6iIi6Ier
Gjlcnid1iten itimlIircu iic 0ie 2>oer
in 0rr @lbionNcrm1 ser @aljt mo
9ut3cbci0lmA 0criclbcn oIrt1 0ie
@olcntonGIc. 0icic Eiu,H iu Gu.
icu bon 5luci bis bier, reAulircu tat.
0j0it ojc %cbcrtbdti1fcit mo l>ircien
ocn Fotjcuicn ban 0iticl &jnat,n.
GiHc oOrr 3uci pon 9taOmuu9 Biuen
ldQIiCb acuommcn non SuIhcn, mel-
d)e an biIIolcu Sbmer3en uu0 Jr0g.
belt Der Heber IciOcn, batcn oaS Sp.
item rcNcIn0BiN mo iihcrn cine &c.
ntn0c &cr0alntug.
SD Tin TO Wcileu bon Der udtbIlen gtpotbefe
cniftrul ulb rcrIunnc unu Guh. mir Elm Dubeno
Vprce brcr Riuen 81 iheyienoen CCb leioe an
MMafcl Rbmmali9nuS IIIlo iuar ncun Wiunae
iunA IN Nol sprin95 Mirn, Geber ruo Geren
iiuo anocNriicu Sdb inua. bob Ibrc Ftuen mir
uchr uiitCu ais uue MCoiiueu Die icb acIunI.
men. lDuo ole 1priuao" obcnoreu
HluuGsuuu
" 1ames"
Snrann Nulu puma Guunln. g(rjonn
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9apgoOo ircigclprodrn.
SdInR OC0 icmiotiOncllcn oSO>ua
SOpira" FruiciiC9.

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0em Gmimcgc brtouQcU. ErG
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Nor0, ais Ole Nr1nOrma oo9
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p1ar in FcuuMIplnicu pon cmcm
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tctc lcnlotioncllc &TlcunlOunQ2 Ero-
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tirtc brlitc Nr ser ,SrciiprchumN oc3
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hcrol2A0b bnttc OolicIbr. 'muic
0cltcI2 NrtbciIiNlu0 al ocmicIbcu IN
lcIHcm NIoltc ldori 0culu5irt ruO
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rjcnpro5cB elm. 0ic tNrrU NOR mr
jcbn Wiinltcn in NcrdtblnN.
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pbatih bclWcitct, Oob Der FrGiiornt
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mar els 0ic &urU ibr &crbift ob0ab,
crfIGrtc ijh ertlhloiicL icGt cincn
GmiIpro5cB NcGcn oic Ncrou51cbcr
pun oGollicr'3 QScctlU" anjliucngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27

GCdbuaG Diuiii GuuiCruos
tntium, M. Sermon Elace mo
cbHrlCo ziyntc. NnrolO Man,
buIpG, 7ircltur &ur6crcitunass
Sen. Nj %. CI Auunt &ers
non Fturc 1EuU Surretiiuu
NuuH5. SHpt
Der }mcilc Icyuin ucOUui uUI T. Scbrnur
NCuc Shitlcr uuOCuummcn MIuiieu uun mi
bat lluiCrrihl
SaillItdi Uuu ~ cHropdiucu mo amcrilunis
i6gH Neilicrl. Nuiituirclr &urtbClt inr Shils
!tr EthrlrauhrCn Sl1 bis SIC iur cas- ztbuls
Mrr
GjrmIarc Nrotia pcrfauoi Cfdn2G ScbD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
Wiiiicn Griub lciltcm.
NioIitilhc Ncitr01c DER &criic6crun05
(5cirnihoitcu in lcmciicr uidt
Qcituttct.

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9ioibuillc, Scnn, %. &omnor.
1toot3iduBmciitcr 6Olt, lurIhcr
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OC2 Stnotce it, bot ole Nuhuortcn
Der pcricticOcncn &crihcrlm8a Sc
iclihoitcn on Elm lilDIicb bon ibm
ouagelonotea Girfuior ucIhe9 Die
glIiroac cntbiclt, Oh lie 9citrGgc iiir
politiicbc Goupo0nc}luede uno iilr 0ic
gccinilllllnl 0cr @cicbae6lnQ gclci
itct bGttcrr ieBt betuunt gcgcbcn. Soft
tbCilt nit, OnB CT ole NcriicbcrunNsGc
icQid)nIten, Iuclhc NcitrdQc iiir Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
Mltc Ecoerbcitril.

W;drfiprCi3 miro bcSnbli iilr aite Scocrbets
ten nm aufe WGbn9onD 'niobeI. Senoct Eoits
fdric an ole
,,6picuial gntiGnc Gu.," Or. G13, S,uro. .Gutalp.
Straiic
Gccpbon: Wii %ert0H 30iS. slue NeitcGns
dcIi prompt nusurfiihrt -S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27

Grtditnnl In einCm Saae in btifru.
Nebme 3aratipe gr0mU GuiHine Ilblets 9tpu,
thefer geben Gjelo BHrid rucuH feline SctIunQ.
6. ". e,rppr'e llniertrit ait Sbahteln. 2Jc.
(Eob2, ,iSi. Sal9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27
Baltimore, No samaag, ben ~ Sannar 1906.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-27

@iGlcmitoO, ISniel Curacao,
Solldnhiih MCitinoiclL 2G. 5unlror.
- Gic ironj0ijidbrn &relBcr YGcioiy"
mo nSuricn DC lc Grnpicrc" fanlcn
bette inter Ocn 9cicbl 0ea 2lOuirnt5
2'cpoc DC Ia ErDrerc Don Goft oi
Spain, (rinjOu0, bier an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
The WhirfNwind City

cynthia Grey. frequent contributor 10
The star evidently iken the city and
people Of donE things In recent article witch
published simultaneously many cities Of the cynthia
The whlriwnd city gateway the great northwest
sateay the crowds seeking their for
tar this gateway the wealth OF
gold that country Yields
people spite sold not a
spends nd Il like ushtnng quickly
suddenly and With force
city abnormal activity steps stranger lie Ia
picked up Ay whirled around bumped and
thunped prugrcs defense he becomes
a part Of the nfe and he too iolas In the mad rosh
where DO they rush9 What do they fushf
the observer that the malnoss has method but
possession Of the Kod fos. sold
tens aud gold up Of Seat
Ia halfdays bii bit Of The
gold gold nothing else bat the
small silver necessary trade.
when a he this aud that
line business until Il 70
twenty before his hands leaves wha 20 hours
sGet there nrst 90 be the Seattle wRtchwerd
There great Seattle. uIlonarcs. but
soatteito anywhere he gold II took Seattle about
o tsSooo for Franeiscoa relief
whole has expectancy. Men look keenly
No fingers n tarry leaV
the block aud walk back Even
houses perchod sauoly the lookout
eThe Seattle seeenercd aud selfish They may
be unable Do anything Tor they 40 anything 90 earth
they try for The slory Of
They getas Tor something They
ryns nightly their preparations.
What they dunf LIKELY somehing in
of a Eu1d mine rolling
Seattle 'rUstiug Il keeps children
Whiriwnd the keeps hopeful hos
and Industrious Il keeps money moving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

~ y &fftHNANh
The tragic problem af the Wan
aegmg jew grows daily mare ia
slsfeut II the language at pr.
Adler chiaf rabbit of the british
empire the question Of the hour isi
WaumT
At least Toe 900 Jews wander
forth each year from the lands %
poverty and oppression whether
IA guest af better life conditions ar
actually 70 escape death by utlava-
tian o. massacre.
The channels sought are pfinci-
pally the unlind states and Eng
land. but Canada. The Argentine.
South Africa. etc, etc. al have
their streams 81 JEWS immtEfa-
tion. In all these esntefs OF
refuge, the tendency 81 the tm-
migrants Is 10 remain near their
friends aud relatives already iu
the land. and thus % form great
shettoa. unhealthy eouEostiaK the
already eoneestcd towns, aud rn-
eenderlne all the npifituai ills
witch must inevitably accompany
the confusion 81 atmosphere and
ideas attendant on a too rapid as
stHniiatien wlgh 90 haprirus athena
ton Of parents and ehHdrvn
Mar l. the sum ~ spiritual evils
lesssued II the wanderers afs de-
ported Ia families ~ small patches
10 rural satitudcs where they feel
themselves rHiied and nunasfed
from the brotherhood ~ Israel.
From the financial standpoint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

great econnnsie waste occurs tn
these mintatinus The Jews 81
New York. and OF the United
States generally, are enormously
taxed Ia helping the immigrants
"a settle down Great sums are
given % this Kind 81 charity with.
out any permanent solution OF the
Jewish question.
liut thia immigration into par.
iicular crnterH cannot even "a
long unchecked. The stream oi
emigration. following the aine ol
least Resistance. flows Into eaua-
tfiea with the ienHt anti aemitism
but BY lla flowing Il increases the
loeat anti Hemitiam. til satufattoa
point 10 reached. and the immlFra-
tion II restrained by nw
Aud here As u remarked that the
atfesm uf feNlah emigration. "a
which BE- many people object o. al
many Er0Uads n not a curse huf a
blessing To- the lands ever Nkifh Il
flasa The jewish lahaf force Is ia
truth nnv % tho most potent reaer.
Yuifs Of life and sncfeY in The world
Net iia iupotenry but lie cnnnnetl.
Tive potency Is the trus ground a
the shorlsishfnd ohtefilana 10 itn
advent q a. Nile which. aplii
Into small streams. Tossing every .
where. LOSES is force a. teatah
power though u performs work fof
athef pgwera IN every quartet.
The obvious consideration sHE
gssts itself II a iurassaihie for
Jewish labor aud capital 10 create
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
PARADISE LAKE
HAS A WEDDING

PARADISE LAKE. June . "A
pretty wedding took place Noudas
NJ the residences Of Il J Roberts
tho contracting parties being Thorn
AZ & Roland ana Miss Hannah Rob
eriH Rev George X. Arms, Of BE
attic. performed the ceremony
Those present serc Mf and Mfa
n J Roberts. Mr. and Mrs y J.
Roberts ~ Black DiamaEa. MI
and Mra y Lloyd. ot Reuion. Mr.
and ara G n Pfiehe. 81 Rentoa
Mrs n Lloyd. Of Paradise. Mrs
Jsaa Efes=. of Seattle. Pos II
Jones. 81 Seattle. Robert Roberts
OF Paradise. Hayden Roberts. oi
Paradise. Jcaae Lloyd. Of Maifhf
Misa Mercy lsaakheed. q BLACK Ola
mond David Lloyd. Of MalthY
MiHa Edith Roberts. 81 Paradise.
Roberto. Of Paradise. Mias Colds
Compton,. of Paradise. Rev Mack
ininzh. of Kirkland
MF aud Mfs Roland wiil make
their home Ia Seattle