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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Tas @%cr0icuitfrcu,.

5olgcnbc Satire uuf sic Sr0ens.
iebnilldt Ser Sran3oien bringt2Iorien
Tclp I'M n@alloiS:" Ser 8GbIpr:
SEER Nbgcoroneter, i) mofte germ
oeforirt leit. ..." - Ser Nbgeoro.
nete; r@os! sie iino nod nidt oefo.
rirt?" Ter @Gbler: y2eioer,
nein!" - Der 9l6georonete: ,SnSb.
rem NIter?" = Der @1bler: sd
bin 80 Sabre alt" - Ter 9lbgeoro.
nete: Sic iino 30 Sabre oft =. Sic
IinO pcrbeirotbet E. Sic boben Sim
Der. llno Sic iino nidt octorirt?
Sic lino etn EbGuomen, mein Sic.
ber!" Ger @Gbler bei6eioen:
Gas lit es ia gerooe, Sr. a6georo.
meter, id mo6te gar nid)t Defenders
ouffallen, uno besbaIb m6d)te id, Ell.
men Sroen baben.. -. 9is lett pfiff
i'd ouf Ius5eidnlngen neil ib ia
ood) mltBte, oaB ih ME etpos suber-
oroentlideS getban babe. Nber
meme 6rou mohtc MIDI bnroii oui-
merriam, buB Oieier Stol5 am I'm.
rcdten Ylotc ici. - Ger N6ae.
oronetc: Limo lie bate re6t. ,sn
elmer 9emofratic, unter einem 8leid).
beitsregime, mllB man ni6t our6
ettpas 9cionoereS nufiollen mollen..
@eun man einen netten fleinen Or.
ben beIibt, fam man iifer icin, nm.
bemerft 81 bleiben.. =. @olen Sic
Die @brenlegion?" - Der @Gbler:
nGas feblte mir geraoe nodl.. 3u-
nGdIt bin ih ibrer gar nidt miiroig.
llno Damn babe ih ni6t Die geringite
Suit, mid bon oem Srocnsrot6 abae.
Iebnt 5u ieben. 80" - Der Ibgeoro.
nete: Sic Sicben pielleiht Die afooe-
milden Tialmen por?" - Ser @Gb-
fer: sd bin niemals Srofelior uno
nidt einmal Gomooiant 9epei
Ser Nbgeoronete: Gam baben
mir nod Oen lonowirtbidaftIifen
Seroienitoroen 80" = Ger @Gb.
Ter: sd babe mid ME nit 2ono-
ipirtbid)aft bei6Gftigt ... Sd fam
Ilidt cine @rtiidode bon elmer 9irne
lmterldeioen SO" Ser Nbge.
oronete: n9leiben nod Die &olonials
Sroen.. -. Nid)am, Iniouan, SAINT
booiha. 49," - Ger @Gbler: ,Sh
babe sic &olonien niemals betreten.
Bin falim iiber IsniereS bi1ollS ges
fommen. -" = Ser Mbgeoronete:
,Sie iino elm llnifum, mein Srelmb.
@inen Nenid)en, ipie Sic, babe ih
nod n%ienals %geieben!.. -. Sic mol.
len olio MIR einen Sroeu, Den Sic
nirflid 81 pcroienen glauben?"
Der @abler: .Sa... limo bas lin.
gliid lit, oaB id) bos 9epuBtiein ba-
be, gar feinen 81 ueroienen -"
Der s%lbgeoronete: .Sie perbienen gar
feinen? Nber oas lit ia berrIib!....
Damn lniic ib Sbnen oaS Geroienit-
frel5 aeben.... 9os &eroienitfreu5
lit eigenS fir iolfe 2ellte eingeiiibrt
woroen, sic abiolut feline Seroienite
h,fn,, d"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Iucfbutcn bonn &6uia GSmarb.

Wie &onig @oparo einmal leine
llbr perieben muBte, er5Gblt eine2on.
boner @odenidrift, ser mir oie Ser.
authorizing fiir toie @eidihte iiber-
laiien miiifen. Gs mar ungef16r Elm
Sabr lad) Dem beuti6 . fran5oiii6en
&riege, oils Der Onmaliee Grin5 bon
@ales Sranfreid) bereiite uto inter
In0erem ail6 oas S6lahtfeIo BON
Seban belld]te, - llm Die ~sSran5oie1
nidt 81 perleten, i'm itreneiten Sn.
cognito. Eloslid entbedte oerErin5,
oaB inn oas @elo ausgegangen mar,
uno Sa er oes Sncognitos megen I'M.
moglid) dnf telegrapbiIdem @eae
melfes forlmen laiien fonntc, blieb
ibm meiter nifts iibrig, ais ieineltbr
81 perieten l,lpo nit Dem Cribs ole
Sotelrednlng in Seoan uno sic
6abrfarten bis 6ranffurt su Ioien,
Dem nadIten Heiie5iel bes 8rin5en.
GieleIbe Seitidrift er5ablt nod sic
folsen0en, ipeniger befamaten Mnef.
ooten bon Dem 8onig, bie natiirlib
oild in sic 3eit falleu, oils berielbc
nod Erin5 bon @ales mar. ginmal
beebrteI Ser 9rin5 Sen Dor einiger 3eit
oerltorbenen, iriiber iebr befannten
un0 einflubreihen io5ialiitiiden gr.
beiteriiibrer Senrp 9roaoburIt nit
elmer ginIaoung gum 9iner naA
Snnoringbam. DIR. 9~roooburit
lebnte Die @inlaoung ob, uno 5ipar
NIT Ser 9%egriinoung, Dab err feinen
6rad bette. Nad Ginger 3eit pie.
oerbolte Ser Trin5 feline ginlaoung.
Iuf ben 8atb ieiner 6reunoe nabm
Sr. 9~roaoburit oieies Wal sic ginla.
Dung an, ober unter Der ausbriidli-
d)en geoingltng, baB er in ieinem Ell
oelen 3immer auein oas Diner ein-
nebmen fonne, 90 es ibm unangenebm
iein miiroe, nit sen Serrihaiten 81.
iammen su ipeiien. 1ieie gitte
Duroe gepdbrt, uno als Der @ait IN
Sanoringbam anfam, piroe er bon
benz Erin5en perionlib auf Iein 3im.
mer gefiibrt. Sier mar oas Seier
i'm aamin gelegt, aber nod nift an'
eeitedt porben. Der Erin5 fragte
Srn. 9roaoburit, Oh er es warm ooer
tiibl I'M 3immer liebe, uno ais Die.
ier meinte, man fonne mobl ifon ct.
mas 6eller i'm l3imMer pertragen,
eing ser Erin5 ielbit bin nno ltedtc
Den Diem an.
@elegentlih lit oieie boflide gu.
porfommenbeit oes Erin5en aber aud
miBperitanben porben, 10 einmal bon
einem iunsen 2orO aus iebr porneb.
mer 1amilie, ben Der Hrin5, oils er
ibm 6as erIte Wal b%ese9nete, gang
beion6ers aiis3eifnete. 9ies mibper-
ItanS Ser iunse Damn, Ser balo mein.
te, er Tonne nit Dem 5ufiinitigen Cant
oesberrn MAIDEN, mas ibm beliebe. gr
rpettete nit einigen Sreunoen, oab er
iih Ioear bon Dem Nrin;en beoienen
laIIen fonnte, ipenn er moIlte. ST lplir.
oe a~usgelad)t. aber Die @ette abge.
idloiien. gines cages, aIs ser iun-
ee 9oro NIT mebreren anberen Ser
rem gu Dem Yrin5en gum 9iner eela.
Den mar uno iid Die Serren nabber
in oas Iaudsimmer suriidaesogen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Der @aiicr nnb icin Chauffeur.

Gigentllh lit er gar ni6t ,Gbaui-
fellr," Der Wnnn, Dem lih Ser oeut.
Idle &aiier auf ieinen mitunter uiele
Weilen melt Observation-Disclosures
Sollren nnpertrout. Gem Ser brape
Mann ont Steuerraoe bat ben guten
oeutlden Sitel ,Obermageniiibrer"
pom &ailer crbalten, ais er Dor Sab.
resfrilt in faiierlihe Gienlte trat.
Gin WteGanifer, ia, iogar Elm gans
limpler Shloiier 2ebrling lit bon
Saus aus Der faiierlide Mutoiteuer.
mann, ser Sberwagenfiibrer @erner
aemeien, Ser bellte in borbiiren- uno
if)niirenbeicstem 0reB einberi1brt
nto ein ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS amt
alf lid geltontmen bat, ous nnerldiit-
terlid)e Gube uto fiible @eiItesgegen.
mart, cine iibere Sano unb umfalien.
De tefniihe aenntniiie foroert. Der
&ailer mill IN leinem 60 4feroeltGr-
fen falienoen @agen idnen fabren,
mitunter gar iebr ifnea - an Die so
ailonleter uno mebr in Der Stunoe.
llno blerju bat iih Der Monarb Tel.
men b%eileren AutoIenfer nisiud)en
fonten, ais Ben ~bebGbigen Sdwaben
@erner, benn oieier Mann geborte
bis Dor aur5em nod 81 Den belten
oeutlden Erofeliions . @ennfabrern
i'm Iiitomobil. Sn ben Daimlerwer.
fen IN Ganltatt begann er ieine 2anf.
babn, wuroe Wonteur, Damn Werf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12

batten, iagte ploblid) Der jun9e 2oro
81 Dem Erin5en: o@oaen Sic, bite,
geln."
Gic gan5e @cicuid)oit mar pie bonn
Sd)Iage geriibrt. 9tur Ser Erin5 ii.
heItc. Gr ItonO rlbig olli mo film.
gelte. Nls gIeid) Oaraui Der 1iener
eridien, beitelte ser Erin5 aber ni6t
Gin @las Fulid, ionocrn ioate ein-
iad: Ser SEER m6dJte ieinen @dgen
haben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Sin ltnpcri66nlider.

Gin ionoer6arer 9au5 tit nerlid in
Meuoorf i'm &beinaml b~egraben NOR.
Sen Der leoig gebliebene 2anonirtb
Conrad &rehel. @r brad)te es fer
tig, niemnls olf Ser &leinba6n SIT
iabren, obsleif lie onrd Neuborf
eebt. Hiht etlpa aus Sdeu Dor sen
8efabren zines mooernen Terfebrs.
Wittels, ionoern aus mGnnerltolSen,
communalpoli5eilihem nnb politi-
idem Sppoiitionsgeiit berous. Sire
del mar, oils sic aleinbabn gltpille-
S~dlangenboo gebatt peroen Iolte,
elmer Ser riibriaiten Iorfpolitiiirer
gegen bos Erojeft, uno oils gar Ole
2inie 10 bidt an ieincm Inrueien nor-
beieeiiibrt miroe. oab er oie fir ooS
ginbringen Der 0idlpur5 10 wihtigc
&%eleroffnlng bon Der TorOerfront
ieines Snl,ies an cine S~eitenfront
perlegen muBte, I'm bel oieiem 8e-
lhafte nibt BON &leinbabn. 6dbrplan
abbouaia 81 iein, ga wurOe ieine
aperiion gegen bas ltnternebmen
hronii6, uno lit es eeblieben bis 5r,
lett. Sein i'm iibrigen einihidtiges
2eben mar Elm Eroteit sesen biealein-
babn = II Sabre lang bat er iih
oes ein5iaen uno wid,tigitenS erfebrs-
mittels bieiiger @egeno aud in orin-
genoen S1Qen nidt beoient uno lit in
ieinem ltereotppen ausiprnh: .gsib
for 500 Warf fabr' eid uff oem Sub
%oeb1bnfe!" NIT Steifnadigfeit tre1
9eblieben.
8oriift. = Iante (bie BEL
ibrer perbeiratbeten Nidte 81 9eiud)
meilt): sag NAL, Sans, bat iid)
benn Iein Saba auf meinen YeiudJ
geireut?" - Sans: Gas ipeiB il
nidt, benn menn Eapa bon Dir sit
ipreden anfdugt, ifift er mid int
nler porber binaiis."
MefIerion. 9iener: Sd
benfe INNER, meine Serritaft oas
mrb iunger ISel iein = Die babe,r
nod 8elb!"
Hr- --
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Wic Sbcreie Snmbert im Hreiie
1tciat.

Der 8ampi. Der Spiiden sepiiien
Barrier SeniatiorsblGttern INN Die
nod ungeld)riebenen Wemoiren Der
~groBen" 1bercie Sumbert e%ntbrannt
tit, miro i'm Gil Bias" in iolgenoer
Weile periiilirt: Der ,Watin" bon
Nep Yorf al 6rai Sumbert (an.
beltelegramm): n@oIlen Sic bun'
o%erttauleno Collars fir Sbre Me'
moiren9 antmort beSablt. Grin.
geno." 9as nSournal" bon Gbicago
an 8ruu Sumbert, Yaris (aabeltele.
gramm): nTerfauien Sic Sbre Me-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-12
Die lGngitc Bride Der @elt.
&on Gliiobet9 II p +
Gortiebung.)

tOullIepHlSJ
Sobalo id mid IN boS 6rem6cn.
bud bcS ct. NllguItine E SotelS ein.
geidriebcn babe, miro mir gciagt;
yWfooame, Sic beiinoen ii6 i'm dltes
item &otel Der gereinigten Staoten,
ia, Der 9un5en Welt."
l~lnmilfiirlih mllBtc id lGdcIn.
Nid)t genrg, DAB oie Nmcrifaner tets
nit elmer beulmocrnSwertben Sfru.
peIloiigfeit %bebaipten n0as Bette II.
oas @roBte in ser @elt" oar5ultellen,
jett inngen lie aud nod nit noem
Neltclten in ser Welt" an - 0od id)
ihmeige uno loiie Den geIpradigel
@irtb cr5Gblen.
1862 biBte @eneral Coronado Die
ipnniide Slagge iiber oaS fleine Sn.
bianer = Oori Iuscoon lnb legte nit
cigeier Sano Sen Gditein beS eriten
,MiiiionSbauicS." Webrere Sabre
ipGtcr entitono 0aS &loiter ct. Augu.
itine, elm i'm mNuriiden Stpl (oer
bier 10 tppiid ii) geboltener 9nu,
beIien Wouern nod bellte unuerlebrt
iteben. Die anpelle lit jcbt 5nmSpeis
ieinnl oes g%enanuten Sotels perluall.
0elt muroen, uno nimnlt ma it'd Die
3eit, Den lnngen Saal 81 olrd|Ihrei.
ten, 10 ctt0edt man, no iriiber Der
Nltor mar, ein idoncS, rtipoS Der.
ountclteS 9briitusbilo. Sd fonntc
uidt olSiinoig MAIDEN, iuer Der Sho.
pier oieies 8em1locs mar; man Jag.
te mir, sic a0nigin pon Spanien
b1tte cS ieiner 3eit Dem a~lniter sc.
idenft.
Niepiel Stiirme mogcn pGbrenO
orcieinbalb S%abrbunoert bnriiber bin.
me9gc5ogcn iein! @oS fonnten oieie
!Salcn er51blen!
auf meinem 3imnler an9elangt,
Iaiie ib meinerEbantaiie ireiesS pieI.
5roitelnOe 2uit empiGngt mid, Die
Sonne fam oie biden Mnuern nidt
ourdoringen, Die Seniter iino nit
biden Giienlt1ben pergittert, II. oral-
fen 5l befoen Seiteu itebcn 5pei oIte
gounc, oeren 3rpeige germ an mein
Seniter flopien modtcn, 0oh oie eis
iernen Sitter mebren iie ab. Mn ser
gSnno b1ngen Smei fleine biuiae Del.
0rudbiloer; Tie Ieben aus, oils Oh lie
Elm franfer 8ait Der bier l1itgere3eit
permeilt, 5urild9eloiien bate. 9nS
cine iteIt einen bonn 6altcn abgena'
,aerten Seiligen bor, bns anoere lit
Elm Wuttergottesbilo. &lor ulrb rein
itno poQ 9iebe idallen Die Mugen Der
Maoonnn auf mid berab. Wir it's,
ols borte ib baS abenol1iten. Sd
iebe Monde in langen autten bon
ser Arbeit inn 6eIbe ober ben nabe.
liegcnocn Winen beimfebren. - III.
les lit it'll uno frieolih, gebt wie ali
ipeiden SobIen, unb aus oer8apelle
tonen leiie perbauenb SreelflGnge
uno oaS Ioe Waria.
So[te bier nif)t etpiger 6riebe nal.
ten, ooer itno boS MIR 8eiiter oerSer.
gangeit1eit? llnpilfiirlih folte ib
meme SGnoe unS itnrre gum 6eniter
binaus. anitatt 6es idntti9en &lo.
itergartens erblide i) cinen ireien
Hlos. Sn Ser Mitte cine art anla.
ge. rinssum altanslebenoe Souler,
fleine 21ben II. /, NJ.
Simmer tiefer %ielften iih Die Sdat.
ten, Die ieiten 5ormen lolen lid mad
uito nab in bdmmerigem 8rau aui,
aeraoe mie 8ergangenbeit uno @e.
aenipart in meiner 9bantaiie per'
id)meI5en. Sier uno oa erglan3t id)on
elm 9ift ourd Die Sheiben.
IS ipn nun gang finiter geporoen
ano 3eit gum Nad)tmabl. Sd fiird)te
mid ploslid in oieien alten Wauert
uno taIte mid i'm 3immer lumber.
I'd nil nab Dem 3immerm1ohen
I1uten ODER mad irgeno einem menld.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20
DoUMA is DANGEROUS,
Count Witte Says 1t Is Practically
Failure.

Vichy, France June 20. = Count
Witte, former premier of Russia, who
came here for rest and to take the
cure, refused 10 be quoted in connec-
ton with Russian politics, taking the
ground that it would not only be
against his own personal interest, but
also against the interests of his coun-
try. On this condition he was pleased
to receive correspondent of the As
sociated Press who had known him at
the Portsmouth peace conference.
1t is generally known that Witte is
favorable to the progressive govern
ment of Russian institutions while
maintaining order. Therefore he can
not approve of the action of the lower
house of parliament. which, according
to the count, is doing its utmost to de-
velop into a revolutionary body and
not only delays the reforms which it
advocates, but contributes to create
and maintain state of chaos. resulting
from the conflict between the lesisla-
tive and executive branches of the
government.
1t is also known that Witte is per-
sonally favorable to the Hebrews and
their desires, as contained in the mem-
orandum presented to him when at
Portsmouth by a committee of promi-
nent American Jews. But he strongly
condemns the attitude which the Jews
are assuming in Russia in placing
themselves at the head of the revolu-
tionary movement against the advice
of their own enlightened leaders. thus
making it impossible for their nom
Jewish friends to assist them. Witte
thinks the Russian Jews who are act
ing in this manner are blind. and if
they are defeated they will be more
oppressed than before whereas if sue
cessful the remainder of the popula-
tion which is moa> anti-semitic than in.
other countries, will oblige to fly the
country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20
Loss of Attacking Party at
Burauen, Island of Leyte,
Was Great
POLICE CAUGHT uNAwAREs
Five Were Killed, Five Wounded, and
the Remainder Of the Force captur-
ed, With the Exception Of the Lieu
tenant in Command-Banditsc Car
ried Away Much Ammunition.

Manila, June 20.--A band of thres
hundred Pulajanes under Ceasario
Pastor, attacked the town of Burauen,
island of Leyte, yesterday. They killed
tured the remainder of the force, ex-
cept the lieutenant in command. Pas
tor was killed. The loss of the Pula-
james is believed to be great, but it
cannot be estimated, as they carried Oft
their dead and wounded after the fight.
The attack occurred early in the
morning. The police were caught una
wares, and their sentinel was rushed
from his post. The bandits then enter
ed the tribunal and a hand-to- hand
fight took place. The police fought des-
perately, but were overcome by super
ior numbers. The municipal records
We're taken from the tribunal, piled In
the street and burned. The destruction
of these papers was one of the most
serious phases of the raid, as they in
cluded deeds, licenses, receipts, etc.
The safe containing the towns funds
was not disturbed. The bandits car
ried away the arms of the police and a
quantity of ammunition.
A detachment of constabulary under
Lieutenant Johnson Immediately START
ed in pursuit of the Pula james. AT the
time the raid was made, Provincial
Governor Veyra was in another part of
the island. securing evidence wanted
by the pardon commission to obtain
the release of prisoners in the Bilibid
penitentiary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20
PROCTOR ON FLOOR
Discusses in Senate the House substi.
tute for Meat Provision, and Points
Out Two Essential Points Of Differ
ence Between the Two Houses-op.
poses House Amendment.

Washington, June Ex-senator
Proctor today called up in the senate,
the agricultural bill, and made a state
ment concerning the house substitute
for the meat inspection provision, say.
ing there were two essential points of
difference between the two houses.
One Of these, he said. was the omission
by the house senate provision requiring
the date of inspection to be placed on
cans containing meat, and the other
is the transfer of the cost of inspection
from the packers to the national treas
ury Speaking of the latter change he
said that it was radical and in
his opinion, unwise, and advised that
the house amendment on that point be
not accepted. The packers could, he
declared, afford the expense as an adj
vertisement, for, looked at in that light,
the government certificate would be of
immense benefit. Beveridge and Lodge
agreed with Proctor, while Warren de-
Tended the packers and denounced as
simply monstrous" the proposition
that they should be required to adver-
tise their business in prescribed way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20

in Pinar del Rio. Cuba, according to
cable advices received in st. Louis.
An alleged attempt of Chaudiorn to
put the Pinkerton detectives off his
track is said to have led to his cap
ture. He wrote on postal cards, the
detectives say, such messages as Still
on my track, but haven't got me- and
mailed them to postmasters in distant
states, requesting the postmasters to
forward them TO other places
Chaudiorn belonged to the Iowa
Travelling Mems Association, and a
minute description of him. which in
cluded the emblem of the organization,
also helped the detectives. they say,
in finding him.
Gable dispatches say that the Cuban
government confiscated some money
Chaudiorn had in the bank and also a
sugar plantation which he had recent
ly purchased.
His beautiful young wife, Mrs. Abbie
Chaudiorn. 10 years old. was with him
in Cuba.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20
SAYS SHE'S MRS. PLATT.
Mae Wood Declares She Was Welded
to Senator Four Years AGO.

Mae Wood Declares She Was Welded
to Senator Four Years Ago.
New York, June 20.-Mrs Mae c..
Wood whose assertion that she was
the fiance of Thomas c. Platt startled
the United States about two years ago,
now says she holds a certificate of
marriage to the senator, according to
dispatches from Colon, Mich.
Mrs. Wood is reported to have turn
ed the purported certificate over to
her Virginia attorneys to be used as
they see fit 1t is believed she will
demand a portion of the Platt estate,
separate maintenance, ard annulment
of the purported marriage.
Senator Platt, of course. denies the
authenticity of the reputed marriage
certificate.
President Roosevelt's name is
brought into The case by the charge
by Mrs Wood that j. Frank Miller, an
employe of the poStotfice. department
pand Secretary Loeb, conspired TO get
from her important letters bearing on
the case.
Mrs Wood says that she was
"sweated" in the office Of Abe" Hum
mel by Miller and representatives OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20

President Roosevelt.
Il have kept quiet longer than
intended" says Mrs. Wood, according
to the story from Colon, "but / have
been ill for nearly two years.
Got "-Third Degree"
II have been persecut ed, I was put
thru the third degree oy Abe Hum
mel, j. Frank Miller, and enlissarles
October 1903, in the Vic oria hotel and
in Abe Hummers office for the pur-
pose of making me disgTge this mar
riage certificate and letters which in :
dictate what happened at the Fifth
Avenue hotel late one Saturday after
noon in November. 1901
BY this purported marriage certifi-
cate Mrs. Wood says she will establish
that she was welded to Senator Platt
before he took Mrs Lillian T. Janeway
for bride. To back UP her contention
she declares she has letters which
summoned her to the Fifth Avenue ho-
tel on Nov. 9. 1901. when, she asserts,
the marriage took place.
Mrs Wood declares that she is the
second wife of Platt and was never di-
vorced from him. She contends his
marriage to Mrs. Janeway is unlaw-
full.
Arrangements have been made with
two Chicago attorneys to bring suit for
separate maintenance on behalf of Mrs.
Wood-Platt ir Colon. The action, it is
planned, will be started Simultaneous
ly with the action in New York state,
the nature of which is to be determined
by Mrs Woods attorneys in Virginia.
"Sent to Europe to Prevent Scene"
Mrs Wood declared yesterday that
she had been sent to Europe for the
purpose of getting her out of the coun-
try previous to the time when Senator
Platt and Mrs. Janeway announced
their marriage, on Oct. 19, 1908, so she
could make no scene
According to Mrs Wool and the
marriage certificate she says she has
Senator Platt and Mrs. Wood were
married by Edward w. F:ice, an or
dained Episcopal clergyman. The wit
ness to the ceremony is said to have
been j. V. Jones, a retainer or employe
of Senator Platt.
Mrs. Wood asserts that the marriage
was entered into in suite 15S, Fifth
Avenue hotel. and that Senator Platt
exacted a promise from her at the
time to keep the marriage secret
until he should wish to announce it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20
VERMONT REPUBLICANS.
Resolutions Of State Convention En-
dorse Roosevelt.

0Or6e nOOSeVStSs
Montpelier. June 20.-The republican
state convention met here today to
nominate state officers.
With the exception of two planks
the platform adopted dealt with state
issues. OF the exceptions, one was the
endorsement of Roosevelt and the 9TH
er expressing sympathy with the move
ment against discrmina ton in inter-
state commerce The resolutions said
on these subjects: I'VE heartily and
cordially endorse the splendid admin
istration of President Roosevelt and
we commend the president as fear
less champion of the welfare of the
people. He has, without fear or favor,
uncovered and punished those guilty of
malfeasance in public service; he has
zealously assailed violators of federal
statutes; he has promoted friendly re-
lations with other nations of the earth
and gained for us a front rank in the
worlds diplomacy; he has encouraged
wise and helpful legislation and has
shown his determination to continue to
promote protection of home industries,
commercial expansion and other ma
tional policies that have helped the
American people enjoy prosperity and
progress without parallel in the annals
of national development.
1--WE are in hearty sympathy with the
great battle being fought by the repub-
lican party In behalf of the people
against the evil of rebating, favoritism
and discrimination in interstate COM
We are in favor, by proper
state legislation, of protecting the peo-
pie Of the state against like evils with
In the state in non-interstate COM
merce"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-20
How Grattan Pinked His Man.


Winston Churchill aroused the house
of commons the other day by accusing
fellow member of "terminological in
exactitude' This expression translat-
ed into English. meant that Mr.
Churchill regarded the gentleman in
question as a person of questionable
veracity. or in other words, as liar.
Hence the pother and excitement. This
recalls the case of the celebrated IRISH
orator Henry Grattan. who one felt a
yearning to knock down and drag out
A member named Corry Il Will not
call the gentleman u lar.' he said, for
that would be unparliamentary' So
saving, he sat down and held kis peace
but Cory insisted that the lie had been
passed and there was duel and Graf
tan had to run his sword thru Corrys S
neck.