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The Washington times., 1906-03-20
NATIONALS STILL /
At WORK INDOORS
ALI But Starkeli Are Put
Through Stiff Drill.
ANOTHER CATCHER NEEDED
Manager Stshl Does a Little Utility
Work at Catching-Game This
Afternoon.
ANOTHER CATCHER NEEDED

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Va.
March 3l.-Once more the sun shines
brightly. but because OF the rain q
yesterday the field is too soggy fog
outdoor work and the Nationals had
10 make themselves content With
another indoor practice in the gym-
nesium
1t was the first warming up the plsy-
ers had since last Saturday afternoon.
and they were anxious 10 get in motion
once more. From TO II the men kept
at IT,
All the stay-at-home tHirlers, saws
starkeIl. who IS still kept from work ny
an injured hand. took turn IN handing
them over 10 Manager Stahi. who, II h.
keeps il up. should develop into quits
q backstop one OF these days. IN this
new roll StahI has a splendid oPPos-
tunity TO Judge Of the abilities OF his
new pitchers Another catcher. hoU-
ever would help along considerably Jusy
now. and Stahl is on the war path for
one
A game is advertised for this afteT-
noon between the Nationals and the COZ
lege team. but the present indications
are that IL viii not be pulled of as both
Stahl and Cross are OF the opinion thai
the weather f. too cold
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
WAIT FOR THE CAR TO Stops

In New York in 1905 some 2l7 persons
were injured while getting on or OF
moving ears or the total. over half
were women who got of backward
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
MASONIC FESTIVAL
BOARD GETS BUSY
Meeting Attended by Representatives Of
Thirty-six Bodies-B. T. Smith
Buys. First Ticket.

The board Of control. in charge Of the
forthcoming May Masonic festival, held
its first meeting last night at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral. 1907 6 street north
west Representatives Of thirty-six dif-
fereat Masonic bodies were in attend
ance.
The officers Of the board OF control
are as follows: Chairman, Thomas G.
Noyes. OF King Solomon Lodge. F A
a NJ: first vice chairman. J. Speed
Smith, OF Washington Chapter, r a.
NJ; second vice chairman. J. l.. Mar
shall. OF Lafayette Lodge, =. a A NJ
secretary, J. Frank Trazzare. OF Hope
Lodge. T. a a NJ; treasurer. b z.
Smith. OF Orient Commandery. x T.
The festival is 10 be held during the
week Of May 21-25 AZ Convention Hall
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
VETERANS PROTEST
AGAINST AGE LIMIT
Hancock Command Adopts Resolution
Urging Congress Not TO Forget Men
Who Saved the Country.

Legislation looking toward the dis
missal OF old clerks from the Govern
ment service was condemned by the
Hancock Command. Union Veterans
Union. at a meeting last night IN the
following resolution:
BE IL resolved by Hancock Command
No. ], Union Veterans Union. That we,
the veterans and the sons of veterans
Of the civil war, enter a protest against
the enactment OF section of the legis-
lative. executive and judicial appropris-
ton bill. believing that IL will bring
untold suffering 10 the men who have
given long and efficient service 10 the
Government that they saved from dis
solution in the days OF their young
manhood That this drastic measure
makes no discrimination as to efficiency,
but places a bar on age, no matter how
faithfully and well the duties are per-
formed That we still have hope that
the former pledges will continue to be
a grateful Governments guard around
these veterans
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS
LIGHTHOUSE BOARD

The House Committee on Interstate
Commerce met this morning to hear
the representatives OF the lighthouse
board as 10 the various aid TO naviga-
ton projects that have been proposed
and recommended.
The committee had before II Col. D.
w Lockwood. secretary of the board.
and Naval Secretary Sebree. There
have been introduced and recommended
ny the board a great number OF ap-
propriation items not nearly all Of
which can be allowed by Congress. The
aggregate of items before the com
mittee involves something like $1,000, UyU.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
WASHINGTON. TINES BUREAU.
Alex VA. MARCH q

To wnom will go tie position OF assist
ant postmaster under Postmaster Bur
rouZhs IS the question which the Re
pUl licans OF Alexandria are asking
themselves now. Mr.. Burroughs viii
assume his duties as postmaster on
April ]. and he viii appoint an assistant
previous 10 that date. a few days ago
the position was offered to J. a Egg
born, but the latter last night declined f.
Several persons are spoken Of for the
position, among those being Thomas
Burroughs, jr.. F. T. Quinn, and J. p
Laphen-
The Washington times., 1906-03-20

The American Cigar Co. gives you as good
cigar to-day for a nickel as you could get five
years ago for dime. Whatever price you pay,
jon can get honest smoking Values, yfyOu go tie
If o6o
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
NAUGHTY HEIR OF EDWARD
MEETS FROST IN INDIA

BOMBAY. March 20-The tour Of the
Prince and Princess OF Wales in India
IS coming 10 an end. II has been dc
plorable fiasco from every point Of viera.
and has evoked no enthusiasm from the
natives. English officials and native
chiefs alike complain Of the princes
reticence, unbending. unattractive per-
sonality. while the princess attitude
has been positively repellant almost eV-
erywheTe. She came TO India against
her wish and she never tries 10 conceal
that She Is intensely bored.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20

and Will have number Of interesting
and novel features including a prone
made, concert, vaudeville. and ball. II
viii be an important fraternal event,
and much activity is already being dis
played in many or the different Ma
sonic bodies.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
POTOMAC LODGE CELEBRATION.

Potomac Lodge OF Odd fellows are
making preparations for the celebration
Of their sixty-eighth anniversary, on
April % On that night the members
OF the lodge. accompanied by the Daugh-
ters of Rebeksh. viii attend special
services at Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church. al which the Rev. DIT. Car
penter. the pastor. viii deliver an ad-
dress
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
CALLED ON PRESIDENT.

Gen. Samuel X. Schwenk headed a
delegation. consisting of the Vicksburg
Battlefield Commission Of Pennsylvania,
which called on the President this
afternoon at 2:30 o clock TO pay their
respects They were received by the
President in the East Room
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
CHARGES AGAINST POLICEMAN.

The board OF police commissioners viii
hold a meeting tomorrow evening. at
Which time Mayor Paff viii lay before
them the charges preferred by Lieut.
James Smith against Policeman William
Mayhem. The meeting will be, as usual,
behind closed doors.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20

You are baying yonrba'f Of this $500, 900, 900.
Where such stupendous amount of money is
involved, isn't it worth thinking twice about
whether you are getting the best value for your
money?
You've bought cigars with no guarantee of
their goodness no better assurance of their value
than the recommendation of an unknowing re-
tailer-in total ignorance OF who makes them,
how they are made or of what they are made
and with no guarantee of their real value
You have kept on paying 10 cents for cigars
that under proper manufacturing conditions
should not cost you more than half as much
Is that a square deal?
How much longer are you going to put up
with it?
Isn't your part of the $500, 100000 d, year
worth more consideration by the manufacturer
and by the dealer? Why don't you demand
some guarantee of reliable quality?
why should you take
chances?
You should not allow your prejudice or your
indifference to interfere with your getting the best
cigars you can possibly buy for your money
You cannot afford to ignore the better quality
that is yours if you ask for and demand it.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
A. FL. COUNCILMAN
HEARS MOTHER DEAD
Executive Board Takes a
Short Recess.
LABOR DISPUTES DISCUSSED
An Effort Will Be Made to Put Unions
Under State Fraternal
Laws.
LABOR DISPUTES DISCUSSED

Shortly after the opening OF the ses-
sion this morning OF the executive coun-
ell of the American Federation OF Labor,
John E. Lennon, treasurer. received a
telegram from his sister in Dem or. Col,
announcing the death of his mother
Mrs Elizabeth +. Lennon. AS a mark
of respect the council took a recess for
hVe minutes.
The following telegram was ordered
sent Mrs. John Is. Lennon. wife of
Trea surer Lennon: The executive coun-
ell OF the American Federation of Labor
learns with profound regret of the death
CT Mrs. Elizabeth r. Lennon. the be-
loved mither OF our devoted treasurer
He Is with us and Joins in expression
Of sincere sympathy and coincidence
10 the entire family
"tSigned) SAMUEL GOMPERS,
President"
Disputes Discussed
A good part OF the morning session
was devoted TO a discussion of disputes
between various organizations and also
grievances between organized labor and
employers preliminary 10 hearings on
the several cases this afternoon.
The existing laws in the several
States regarding the compulsion Of
unions TO come under the insurance
provisions of the State laws was freely
discussed and II was decided TO make
an effort 10 have tho union come under
JheN provision OF the laws applying 10
fraternal societies
The subject matter OF labor legisla-
tion 20 be presented tomorrow afternoon
by the council 70 President Roosevelt.
Speaker Cannon, and Senator Frye was
gone over and formulated
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
BOTH PzLLIGERENTs FINED.

William Cragg and Louis Burr. both
colored were arrested by Policeman
Knight last evening on the charge OF
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

disorderly conduct a-ll lighting In the
police court this morning Justice Cation
imposed a fine OF s. upon each.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
Here's WHY

The American Cigar Company was organized
to manufacture cigars that would win the patron
age of smokers solely through their merits.
The supremacy Of the Aneazean Cigar Com
bany to-day is avzOily ane to its recognition 0fke
"SqHayr Dear b2Tncibls.
sure sign by which you may identity the product
of these latter-day methods wherever you buy,
whenever you smoke-the American Cigar Com
pany has placed this "A triangle Al mark of
merit on the boxes of the best cigars of various
brand names.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
Here's HOW

Guided by the combined knowledge of the
greatest cigar manufacturers in Cuba and the
United States, the American Cigar Company set
about to perfect new and better processes in cigar
manufacture and to provide an equipment that
would bring about the muCh-needed improve
ment in cigar quality without increase in cost
Thus, with the knowledge of what to do, and
with the capital equipment and disposition to do
ii, the American Cigar Company is to-day man
ufacturng cigars that are in every way better than
any other cigars offered to the public.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30
Sbrc leBtc Srgic.

Seattle, 8ni6., %. Oftpber.-
Grei Mitglieoer ser WonnidJoft oes
S6labtififfes n@isconiin" iinb it
6olge oes Srinfens pom Ban &um"
geitorben uno 5mei onoere lieeen nod
franf oarnieoer. Die Iooten lino:
Sbos. j. Cor aus Eontudet, 81. g..
Sas. @aifer aus Srop, N.-Y., uno
Natban Erelton aus Cincinnati. Die
beioen aranfen beiBen @m. Hepnolos
uno Gas. Sithcod. Cor %erlnngte
ocn o9ap &um" am lesten Sreitog in
einem 9anbierlofal, gob etnos @oi-
ier oa5it, poraltf iid bic Seeleute an
Dem 3ellg %betranfen. Sbr 3uitano
Dllr0e crit unl Sonntag entoedt, ais
eS ifon ST. ip0t mar, Den orei Grit
81 belferl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30
Scntidcs Gbepaar Dun einem Static
ncr nicbergcitphcn.

Hem Dorf, 30. Oftober. -
Sonis 2oren5, Elm 9ropflpner S6ub.
lnafer, ipuroe belte bon Dem Stale
ner @uiieppe Galibretto erItodeu uno
Ielne Sroll, welde i'm ST pertbeiOi9en
ueriubte, lebcnsgefGbrlid) permunoet.
Der I0roer uno iein 9ruber, meld)er
5lgegen mar, entfamen. 9altbretto
'd)uloete Dem Shubmader $50 unO
oieIer foroerte, aIs Ole 9riioer in
ieine @erfitatte famen, 9e5ablung.
Der Staliener gerietb in @utb, Sog
ploslib Elm langes Weiier uno itieb
es 2oren5 in Den aorper. Nls 6rot
2cren5 berbei elite, erbielf lie 5lpei
Stihe 1T bic 9rillt, uno oie EpliSei
fanO lie ~belpuBtlos neben Der 2ei1e
hires @atten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30
Sorrenbe Iusgoben fir
Heparatureu.


9oS San5eridiff Oregon" mel.
Dies 1898 Die beriibmte Heiie I'm, bos
Sap Sorn bcrum mad)te, red5t3citiu
gcnug, nm M Scr Serni6tuna Scr
Slotte Geruero's tbeil5unebmen, lieat
I'M Sdiifs6albof AM Grget SounS
uno lit reparoturbeoiirftig. Cine
Gommiiiion bot oas brope Sdiif nit
fritiiden augen gemuitert rno Der
9efuno lit, bab Die nabiolut notb.
lpenOiqen Geporaturen" Die Summe
BON $t,250,0O0 peridlingen peroen.
Sect lit cine anoere Gommiiiion be-
auftragt noroen, bieie @oronidlGae
5ll rcpioircn un0 Die Heparotllrcr
pomoglid auf $750,00O 'berob5u.
oriiden.
Terrih tungen unb YIGne
oeS 8eneral-2 q II 5 m 8.
Nlls Dem ioe6en eri6iencn SobreS.
6erid)t oeS GommiiiGrs Tidorbs pom
@cneral-Sonoomt lit eriidtlit, Dab
Die @eiunlmtcinna6men in Dem nit
ocm 30. Sllni beenoigten Sisfaljobrc
$1,565. 524 bctragen bobelt, cine 3ll.
nobme I'M Sereleif gum Sorjobrc
BON $567,713. Gos perGuBerte 8e.
iommt.Nreal lpor t9,43t, 1877 Idcr,
cine 3unabme bon 2,374,565 Ader.
Ter GontmiliGr crncllert oIle ieinc
9efiirmortungen bonn &oriobre, outs
genommen IN SoIlen, III melden ser
GongreB bereitS oarouf reogirt bat.
Inter elmer in Der lebten SiBltrN
bonn GongreB aigenommenen Bill
plant oaS 2onbomt Die @rridtung
perifieoener Eurfe gum Sfllb Der
porgeihihtliden Hl1inen in Iri5oro,
NellsWerifo, Colorado ullo lttob,
mas pon Trof. 6. 9. Semctt, benz
SiiIfs-Gtbnologen oes Bureau Of
Nmericon gtbnolo9p" uno Wit9lico
oes rardGologiiden Snitituts bon
Imerifa," 5lm 8egenl tonbc zines
9eridts gemaht moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

Sablung iei a6et nod nidt abgeihloi-
len. Solte Die 9unbesregierung er.
flGren, bob oas mebrfad) ermG6nte
Staotsgeieb i'm 8ineriprub nit ei-
mem bon ibr ACKNOWLEDGMENT &ertrage
ltebe, 10 ipiirbe bos a~leroingS Die
Safloge betrdftlid) Gnoern, aber
poroerbono fonne man Iid MIR BON
Dem coliforniiden @eiet leiten loiien.
IS miro @elo foiten.
@oibington, .. g., 90. Oft
Iie Streitfroae nit Sapol melde 10
ploblld emporgel6oiien lit uno Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 ernltli6 be.
l6Gftigt, miro 5neifellos ols profit
ide SQiitratipn bermertbet meroen,
nm ben GongreB 81 neuen, gr0Beren
SermiQiglngen fir Die 6lotte 81 be-
pegen. Sn Der lebten Situng itono
es redt flou nit bieien 8erpiuigun-
gen; Elm @eiIt Der ipariomen Srie.
oellsllebe mar ltber ore 0e1eBgeber I'M
&apitol bereingebroden unb Die @a.
gemeine Characterization befam
ibren @iQen nidt. Sect miro es I'M
Gongreb piel 8etllid)el geben, menn
oerielbe I'M DECEMBER 5%uiommen-
tritt, unb Die ioponiiden Sinber in
Californian lperoen meioli6 oitsoe-
niIbt nerben, Inn baS Slotten.9ltoge
bober 81 ihrouben.
Cine onoere Solge biirfte ieiu, boB
man Die GerpoQitGnbieung Der Sort.
fifationen IN Georl Sorbor, Satpaii,
oringlidit befiirnortet unb cine GRO
Bere @orniion baielblt gebort ebcn-
faQS 81 Ben Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

Sma6u a. Hobr., 30. Sftoper. -
8eItern riidten pon Sort Hobinlon,
Iebr., bier Shmooronen pom 10.
&apaQerie , &egiment aus unb bornit
itieg Die 3abl oes Militdrs, meldes
aufgeboten miro, INN Die nioeripen-
itigen lite Snoiater SIT um5ingeln,
neld)e man in eitem Eager am Yom-
oer-Tiper in @pomting pernnttbet,
ulif 16 S6paoronen nit 765 Dill
5ieren uNro Nannihaften. Sier
Sd)maoronen bonn 10. aapallcriesEcs
gintent inter bent Commando T. oeS
WaiorS Criterion lteben bereitS in
@poming in Der H1be ocs Snbianer.
2agers, mGbreno ieds Shpaorpnen
pom 6. &apollerie : Hegiment, 275
Wann ltorf, ans Sort Wea0c, 9. .,
uno 3Wei SdmaOronen pon oemielben
Hegiment aus Sort &eogb, 90 Mann
itorf, inter Dem Commando oeS
Sberlten Nlernnoer Gobgers, iid) I'M
Sormarif uui oieien Yuuft befinoen.
S6erit Sacnb u. s(ltgus begleitet oos
Setafcment, meld)es geltern poll
Sort Hobinion obriidte, uno er miro
olS Ser rangGltelte Sffi5ier ons Som.
mainoo iiber Die gauge expedition
|iibernebmen. TornuslihtlidJ miro
fem Sdlag gegen Die Snoianer &C.
firbrt meroen, bis iGlnmtlide 5ruppen
lid pereinigt baben. Man 6ofit, pie
Waipr s. q. 0opes, Ser Gomman-
oerlr bes requirements Wiiiouri,
iagte, ourb Die l%lebermadt Der Srup-
pen sic Snoianer ST. iiber5eugclt, Dab
ieoer @ioeritano mublos iein miirbe,
iuro oaourf ieoem aampf por5ubeiis
gen. Gic HotbbGute iinb ober gut
benofinet uno in iebr m%ifgebrodter
Stimmung, uno maj fam oaber niht
miiien, mie Die Snfe ~perlaufen miro.
Gie Snoioner 50blen einidlieBlld
Sraiien unb ainoer etnu $50 &opfe
nn0 es oiirften baber $50 &rieger lid
unter linen b%efinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30
Q CT 0nerer'S S0ee.

lie II, %. Sftober. - 9as 9uro.
meter oeS Observation-Disclosures bes
Hei6Srotbs perfilrtoet Sturm. Die
Eortei Oes ertremen Geutidnotiona.
len unb I"ntiien1iten S6onerer bat
fitr Den nGd)iten 0ienitog Die @in-
bringung zines 3ringlid)feitsontrc.
geS a%ngefilnoigt, meld)er porauSiidt.
lid ST. einem Iusbrlth Der notionu.
len Seioenldoften fiibren bilrite. Sl
Dem Nntrog miro Die Nnnobme elmer
aoreiie an Den aoiier 6ron5 Soiepb
gefor0ert, nit ser Bite, Die in Der
Shnsfommer ser @iener Soibur0
oltfbcpabrten a~leinooien oes bel.
ligen r0niifen Teides o%eutld]er Nu.
tion Dem aoiier @ilbelm ols berltic.
mem @ertreter oes oeutifen Sc.
lommtpplfcS un0 0es 9unoesrotbeS
5lr S%erluobrung in Berlin 81 iiber.
9ebelt.
Gie HeidSfleinobien (Sniignien)
Der romildp oeltid)en &oiier beltcberl
aus einent holit0noigen Srnot il,
Inter. unb SbergenGnoern, elmer
breiten Stola, eincm @iirtel, Striiml.
pfen Sorbolen, &onoihuben arone,
S6epter uno &eifsopfel. Serner &C.
borer orei Sdiperter, elm Hcliquien-
foitfcn u1o ein gponaelienbud bo.
81. Gie ein5elnen Stiide itommen
aus peridieoenen 3eiten. Gie &C.
pebten uno geitidten Stoffe iinb Ir-
beiten bon Soro5enen. Gieie Snlig-
MEN, melde I'M Sabre 1924 Ser
GeihSitnot Nilrnberg sur Iufbcnub.
riulg iibergeben mltrpen, befinben iid)
Jest in @ien.
Iu nenem = often.
@ien, 90. Sftober. = @eltern lit
Die 9tellbcieBluta bes 2anbespertbel-
oiguneSM iniiteriums, bclien bisbe'
rigcr Snbaber Selb5elemeiiter 0rollj
Shonoif) an, %. os. WttS., mie idon
a%emeloet, OILS Iodfplger oes 5uriif-
gctrctenen Telh5eugmeiiters Sitter b.
Eitrih gum Heifsfriegsminiiter era
nonnt woroen lit. erfolet. Shon.
aids N~dtiolger oils 2anoespertbe!-
oigui9sminilter lit Der Selo5eugmei-
tier SiliitS Satid)er BON 2olienOmf,
Commandment bes 8. Corps IN SO.
iepbitoot, gelporoen.
Die ~ orpffp @irrcn.
Ranger, 80. Sftpber. WGb.
reno 8oiluli 5u ar5iaa weilt, nm
bort Hlibe 81 %itiften, bat Der ibnl
Ietnolid) geiinnte IuieroS.S tonnl
leine telte Burg III 3inots iiberfauet
nhp nah 5peiltunniaem Sample al
iein Stcb eeraubt. GaiiuIi bat lid,
ais SouUerneur pom arsiLla aus.
ruien Ioiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30
Weaen bic ,0raftcr" cntidieoen.

San Srancisco, 20. Oft. -
Nid)ter 8rabam entfdieo belite I'M
Superiorseriht, oab ". $. 2%angoon
ser eeieblide 9iitriftsampalt fir
San francisco lit. Gin Seriuf), Die
6rage uorber 81 or%gumentirerl, ipliroc
BON &iftcr uereitelt. Die gntifei-
olrg bebeutet, bnB Die grnenning i.
5. Senep's gum Stills +. 0iitrifts-
Nnnolt giiltig lit, rnb oaB Die Inter
luhrta iiber bic onsebIid i'm bieligen
Wltni5ipaloienit berrifenoe Gorriip-
ton uno ~@raft" iort9eiest miro.
Sn elmer geitern abeno BON DER
Snperpiiorcn : 9eboroe obgebaltenen
gebeimen Seriammling lphroe be-
ifloiien, cine Igitation 81 griinoen,
linn ole Sad)e Ger @ered).rgfeit 5i
pertbeioigen, Die Serleumoungen Der
Gorporationen urb Mi1ionare SIT Mi
berIeaen iinb Die angrific onf Die ar-
better StaotperwaItung 5uriid5u.
peiien." 1000 itaotiIde angeltellte
1ino inItruirt morben. iid am Mitt.
nod Nahmittag SIT periammeln uno
je fiiitf 1reunoe mitsitbringen, 10 onB
bie nele Organization gleif o
pormberein $4,000 Ti!gIieoer aiif-
meiien tonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

rltlg Der faiierli6en 6anilie Dor
Dem Sabnungliid bel 9orfi i'm Sabre
1888 uno Der Grlab 0eS faiierlldet
TerfoIiungs Monifeltes, legtc 9tad)-
Druid auf 0as ~erltere GreigniB, lno
Die Srore on Die armeeofii5iere, mel.
DIE oiele gum 9eiu6 Der flrhli6ct
6eier initruirt, ermGbnt oa$ Wanifeit
iiberboupt ni6t.
Marl d. q II, 30. Sfto6er. - Sic
Scfilrd)tlrng, baB Der morgige Sab
restog Oes foiierlid)en &eriuiiungs-
MonifeiteS al &ubeitorungen fiibren
mGge, bot Die 9eb6roen 81 olBer.
or0entliden GoriidtsmaBnabmen
peronloBt. Starfe apioden. unO Sn.
fanterie Nbtbeilunqen luerocn Die
StroBen abpatrolliQiren uno boben
Srbre erbdlten, Die %geringiten Ser.
lltfe, Gemonitrationen ms Merf 81
leben, 81 unteroriiden.
&eligionsfreibei iir
nIltglGu6tge."
Setter b rg, 80. Oft. Der
G5ar bat einen llfas unter5eibnet,
Uelder Der Sefte Der n9llt9lGubigen"
Oole &eli9ionsfreibeit bemiaigt.
9ieie Sefte bot mebrere Wiaionen
Wfitglieoer, mel6e Die fleiBigite unO
geoeiblihite &laiie Der 9epolferung
HilBlanb's biloen. @ie e5 beiBt, miro
Der ltfas morgen, ant SnbreStage Der
9clpiaigung Der Seriaiiung, per0f-
fentlidt weroer.
3mei ruiiil6 n0reoO@
nougb is"
Petersburg %. Oft. @ie
perloutet, miro oemnGdit ollf elmer
ruiiiihen Shifismerft nit Dem Ban
BON 5lpei gepoltigen Sdlohtidiffcn
bon je iiber 10000 Sonnen ~begonnen
meroen. Die fir Den 9ou notbpen-
oi9e Soroerltng lit bereitS Dem Wini-
Iterratb unterbreitet poroen.
StrifeinGGarfoff.
9barfoft 80. Oft. - Sbipobl
Sollienoe bon glrbeiterlt am Samltog
ollSltonoell, gum 3eiden Der Spmpn.
THE nit oelt % Wdnnern, ipeld)e Dor
einem Sabre bel Geltpeioigung Ser
9orrifooen erihoIien iporben poren,
pergi1g Der Gag bod obne irgeno
melfes 9lutpergieBen. Die Srieobofe,
allf oenen Die 2eid)en ser @efoQenen
beeroigt mitroen, tporcn bon Sruppen
beiebt, INN 3emonitrotionen 81 Der
bitten.
SoIlngnb' BIS g 6 oIger.
EetersburG %. Oft. - @ene.
raj Baron Moler-S ogomelsfp in
@orid]oll, peldler fiir5lid) gum Gonl.
mnnoeur 0es 5.9lrmee.Gprps ernannt
murbe, lit gum Nohfolger ocs 8enes
rolS Sologub ais @enerolgoubert
lleltr Ser SItpropin5en olserieben
iporoen.
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Snmmariide Sinridtnnsen?

Werifarii6e 9eboroe angebli6 emf.
i6loiien, fl1r5en EroseB nit Ben
perbafteten Snlurgenten SIT ma
heft.
Sta6t Werifo, 80. Sftober.
Sn perfloIIener Iadt SIT ipdter
Stunoe nltroe befonnt, boB Ser
&riegsminiiter Golio ollf 9efebl oes
GrGiioenten Digs eine gbtbeilung
Irtiaerie nit 5Dei Waidinengemeb-
rem uno 10000 Eutronen an Die
omerifoniide 8ren5e geiatot bat. Die
abtGeilung ioate ii6 mad Ser Stoot
Sorreon begeben INTO BORT meitere
9efeble obpnrten. Cine pifi5ieQe
Wittbeilung, aus melfem 8rltnoe
sic @ntienoulrg Der Srllppen an ole
8ren5e befoblen mar, mar nid)t SIT
.erlangen, bod bieb es bier, baB ale
Gerionelt, sic in &%erbinoung nit Der
0ortigen repollltiondren grbebung
perbnftet uno perurtbeilt moroen iino,
illmmariid bingeridtet meroen iou.
ten.
Zen bier iIlnldufenben @eriid)ten
5rriolge lit Die IrtiQerie = ~slbtbeillung
an Srt uno Stele geionot iuoroen,
Inn mogli6e llnriben 5lt perbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30
Srabtluicr @crfcbr siuiidem Sabanu
Mno Ncn Weit.

Sopono, 80. Sftober. 0as
Signalcorps bat INF Camp Columbia
cine brubtloie INSTRUMENTATION
poaenbet ulb tailidt cbne Sdypieria-
feiten Tepeihen nit Sen @elt aus.
Gaourd) lit has Sal,ptainrtier Oes
Generals ). i. Sell i'll oirefte Ser
binoultg nit @aibingtpn gebraht.
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Tar Sewobner

Der Malarios 8eeenbsn Iinb Sutt's
pt1en unnmednelid rctbpenbig. benin
oislelben balten bas SpIiem in gsboris
gem .3utanbs unb Iinb
gin a6ldu|eS 9ei(milld
fir 8opfi0mersen, l1nrsrtaulidfeit.
Maldria, trdee Seber. Sartlsibigteii
uno ole biliDlen Qeinea.
TUFTS Leber pTLLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

EGfc our Reiie ms IuslanS be.
iOrst G. Rainr, Nr. 413, Eft-Sa!'i.
more. 5trafe, maize GOitnmbonfe'slSe.