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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Die GoblcnarGbcriuirrcn.

Scrontpn, ga, >. Moi. -
YrGIioent Geo. &. @oer bon Der Sea
Ding @obn" bat cirGcplllgt, am
Wionto0 nit bcm Ertliocnten Wtit-
dcQ uro Dem 2obnsS culu.Gomitc
scr aoblcnQrubcnorbcitcr nm . llbr
9todmiitogS IN Nciu.gort 5n'onlnicn
5lt t%rcIfen. Mon lo9t bier, ooB Die
aoblcn0rGber am II. Woi ale olt
bic Nrbeit 5uriiffcbrcn >polIcl.
Scranton, 5. Wnt. - Ger
Gonucllt Der Go6lcngrG6er bat ocn
@orid)Iog ocS 2obn.GtSi dul5icS, DOB
bic @rtbcnleltte 81 Ocn biSbcri9en
2o6niGtcn ipiebcr al, bic Irbcit gcben
1oQcn, nad) lGngcrcr Grorterung un-
0cnommcn. Ger Gpnoent uertogtc
iid ooroui bis Ticuitug, ltm ocnl
2obn- IusiduB @elcacnbcit 5t geben,
nit Ocn 3ed)er.9 ciibcrn Sen neitcll
2obn. Gontraft ob5uidlicBcn.
Scrantor, 5. Wui. - Is Itcht
iebt icIt, ooB e3 nidt SIT eincm Sob
Icnitrife fommcn miro. YrGiioent
Mtitfcll, Sefrct1r un0 Sdpabmciitcr
@ilion iulo anocrc Silbrer Ser
~llnitco.. Mipc S9orferS"I bqRen, ocll
bier i'm Gonucnt to9cnOcn 0clcgntclt
oritqcnb bcn Gotb Ncgcbcr, lid) III
iric0lihem @egc nit Ocn 3edeltbe-
iitern SIT perlt0nOigcn, Sic bciilrs
lporten Sen pom 2obn.NhtSid)lB ein-
gercidten %orlhIog, oob Die 8rllbcn-
leltte ul,ter ben olten, bon Der Strife=
Gomniiiion i'm Sabre 1908 fcIt9eIcb-
ten 9ohnroten sic Nr6eit pieOcr olfs
ne6mcn ioQtcn. 9ieier Gorld)lng
miro, ou sic Siibrcr bnnlit einpcrltnn-
Sen iiuo, bic 3uitimnltng elmer iibcr-
apic0enocn MelHbeit ser IcleDnten
erbnlten.
Nuioo6e 0es 2obn.N usidpulies
miro cS Damn iein, nit ocn Tertretcrn
Der 3cdcnbciibcr ocn ncllen Irbeits-
Gontroft ob5lr'd)Iieben. GoraltsIiht-
lid Mitte ndd)ltcr Wohc mcrOcn Die
Wrllbenleittc inter Den biSberigen
2obniGben mieocr an Die Irbelt &C.
ben. Gie 3ehcnbciiber limo BON Nm
fang an bereit gepcicll. Die BON Der
Strifc-Gonmiilion in Sabre 1908
bcniliNtcn 2obnl1Bc 81 crncilcrn.
Der nelle S%obltcontrnft lit Der MT
tbracitfoblcnregion miro poraisiid)t-
lid auf orci Sabre @%iiltigfeit crbal-
ten. 9ns Nnd)geben Der ISiibrer Der
aohlcngr0bcr ioI Der Ginlidt cnt-
ipringcn, ouB iie bel einem &oblcns
ltrite inter ocn iebigcn llmitGnoen
nid)t ullf oic Spmpotbie oeS Eilbli
fun1s rednc1l fonnten u,o ein &ompf.
9lngeiidis Der ltmiaiicnben &rie9s-
rilitungcn Scr 3ehcubclitcr, olls-
iihtlos lein miirec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
EdlrcflidL nbCr lunhr.

Morlonh, Wpo., .. Dini. -
s. 4. ESollp. Der 8iid)oi Der Mormo.
itCr Stride 81 2oruell, Mpomlng, CT
rirr Der Siibrcr Der gr0Gtcn Wormo'
itcn- aolonic'n mcldJc iid) IN nicIcm
Stontc nic0ergcloilcr bnbcn, 1T ol,I
ole Nnlduloiolln0 pcrbnItct norocn,
oob CT @e5iebingen 81 5lucl 6rullcr
littcrboltcn bobclt Ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
G6eiapeafc TampicrsG umpagnic,

t.., 6beiapeatc Sinic.
@legauic 9tafiagier . 2utnpfer DNu0uttd" nilo
sgtildHiu" nab
Glib Voint Comfort nno Tutfoit, Ia.
Snnlpfer b~eriuiier Baltimore tuullb tniisncs
r%ornriclt Sounings) itnl $50 Ihelths NIB font
illca IN Oh I'oifi Comfort mt D uhr Wprgens
nuo tn Nnrfolt tiIn lis Wiprqrfo an, nltftlie'
bcitb an bic @tfcibn bn6iipc nab alien Yunfieil
oesi Gitocito iinb Giiotpeitclts.
Worf.giUerp lnic.
Slepallie Bdiiugler Ennpfet "Gbnrlottc" iilo
Baltimore"
nan Weft. Yeint urb Hidlttonb, Ia.
&dtltpicr ~bcrlui'ei Baltimore thqlib tnil5aet
ttnmntrl Gunntups) I'M : llbr ylahmiiings ultS
%ionunet All yscii ISoint nm $50 N{0rgetS. INC
In NiduOnb I'M 9.2b Ipurafilo at.
Sic az Winlltaaen. Wtitueheil mo 6teiiogcn
boit Baltimore hbinhren0ct Camper. itno bic
bon yScIt 4soinl DIT Bisn'iugeiL Spnrerilnper
mo S1tniiagei dbtnbrcn Iegeil III @loiceiiers
Iloiitt. Clements itiio N1nlOno's ait. ino ole
an 9iettidgeii, 3ollneritagcn iiIib Snfitftnger
bon baltimore ltfio nn liontngert, Wiituottit
mo Sreiideer bon g9Cit FOirt nhfubrenoen
Dnnrpter legcli III Dotft0urt NIB Clap gGnf an
lbet aiiiffiaem, igSetier).
TGmpfer ~peridiien Baltimore pom gtcr Hr. IS
iiiib 10. 2tgftit ra fet, Scrttc.
Tir.t,Bifcie idd ufieu Vltiiffeii fonHen &C.
licbcti f@rpd6 ulifDepebct tino 1aiiiter5intricr
i'm EnrnuS rcfefbirt merbclt. in ocu blcftpcft
Qtlet Aiircaur Nr. ~. CIT Raiti rmr re-. Strohr.
y. ". Tpbiun, sIaent.t SIR III. SH.Saftnnorr.
etrobf. uber hen Sniipi y%'iitednI: Hr. $50.
giant. 2trafs. goItinprs, Wb,
Ntnben Nsfitt, Il. r. Sbisin,
Gen s@efbditsiibrer. fSer sVotoaitrsausrt,
Z. .. Met amnel. shlts1G en .GaH .staert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Sas Sdladtidiif rMbOoc SSlano"
anfoClanfcn.

Rot So, 3. Mtni. - Gus
Stlndtihiii rHbooc Sslouo" lit III
Der HGbe bon Port Spit i'll Der Gbc.
-Noi ouiacloliien unb brci
SblcppOompicr iinO bon Norlolf sur
llntcritiitung ocs Sdiiica obgeBon.
aCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
@aIicr in Sun T~rau5iscu nnrcin.

Nb5ugsfonolrobrcn uno @oIlcrr06s
rem 5uiommengeratben.-S fNpere
@cid)1biglln9cn in Sonomo.
Gorntp olt9eriftct. - Wicbrcrc
St0Otdcn scrItort. - Nuc aron.
fen III Son 6ran5iSco better.
San 6rnn5iSco, Gol., ). Mloi.
Sn clll9cn Sogcn miro ooS Cos
nod iebcm Suuic o~n0corcbt perocll,
iii mcldem Sic N0brcn ltno sic Gin.
rid)tltng III gl,tem 3uiton0e gciunoelt
merben. Die Mebr5obl ser @olSbc.
iibcr toft nltf o%iienen Serocn III Den
Strnbeu Dor ben SGllicrn. Mon begt
@ciiird)tl,ngen iiber oos Srinflpoilcr.
Nod sen gcmodten Erobcn ocs
SrinfpolicrS in pcrlhieoenen Gbellen
Der Stoot bat it'd %ergebcn, Dob 1id)
9ofterien in Dem @oiier beIinoen,
melbe ipabrid)einlid) aus Den Ib5ugSs
fon1lcn in bas SrinfmalIer gerat6et.
Die Itdotiiden SonitGtsbeamtcn ba.
ben oaber ben 9iirgerIl cmpioblcn,
oos @oiier crit 81 fohcn, cbc lic eS
fir Srinf5nedc perDerSen. Wan
gIailbt, 0nB Nb6lgsfon1le iibcr Den
SrinflpolierroDrcn gcbrod)cn INTO Der
Sllbolt III sic Srinfipoiicrr0bcn &C.
ratbcn lit.
ScoI0sburg bel h t.
NufI o10, Gal, 5. Vtui. - 3ltnt
critcn MoIe ieit Ocm grobcn Grobcbcn
am IS. Npril mltroc Die &crbinoun0
nit Seolosbnrg, Sonomo : County,
bcrgcitclt. IS er9nb lid, oaB ell
Sd)oocn all @eidGitS. uno Eriuot-
GGlliern in ser Sobe bon 100000
ongcriftct lporbcn lit.
Sn Nlerouoer-&ollcp, nlgciGbr 3
Wcilcu norolid) pom Seolosburg sci.
gen lif TiIic in Der @roc mo uiclc
2omincn ltiir5tcn BON bcn Bergen,
moourd flcinc Tliiiie %cilgcO0mmt
uno groBc Scc'n gcbiIoct muroen,
0csgIeidcn lit ooS StGotdcn @inO.
ior, u%ngei0br Z Meilcn iiioIid) BON
@eoloSburg, gon5 bctrod)tllhcIl
Sfoocn; piclc Der bclten @cb0uoc
mllrocn total IN Sriimmerbolticn Der
monbclt, uno Scbaitopol, mcld)eS iif)
geroOc bon elmer grobcn 6ellersbrnnit
erbolt Dottc, lit obermals III cincn
Souicn Hllinen %permonocIt. Der
Sdooen miro olti $350,000 gpld0bt.
Outer Is cuno9citS5u.
itan0.
gan Sron5isco, 3. 0ioi. -
Or. q. :. s., 6orrel pom Chicago,
mcld)er nit 1000 &ronfcnpIlc0crn
nod Sun S~5ron5iSco fam, bcrid)tct,
bnB iid Der @elunobeit@uItaltb III
ocn 0oipitGlcrn 10 gebeilert bat, Dab
or icinc 9(r6cit oils bCcnoct nnlebcl
bari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Writtrn NarNInno Giicnbahn.
Bfae b~erlnfen etncn.staiton fpis folat;

Bioe b~erlnfTeu differentiation fpis folat:
IGnItdl.
43O Wnracns -- Sbnelf8ua. Snecrstciun, n.
a. u. sl'a6i ulb ng5Gcrulnnieit Sofhiud 6an'
rod mo 9tuinbcrShirg
2.60 Rddbn. : VII mo linton Prioa..
Eddlif. ausGtuouimen Sprrtna.
ION WutpctS- Durf uuo HttinShiir' Nffpn.
so Hfp.aels pdgetStoipn MO Sp Jpfitaohre
accommodation.
945 Wiotaens-af,Om. nah Geti sours NIB
DUrf.
iB.ib Bcrm.-aYom. nadb ruipuyBrisae.
$40 guhm.-siffom. nab YIpnoou. Dprf ure
". Il s.. Sit.
'4.b5 @Ghm.-SrprcB mad SIbnoou. Saeerb
iolpn. iuipte Sreoerid. 9TmitSbnrg. SttD
perShnrs (pdrlor'g8aagonl.
5.36Gddm-9orfsgrprc
.6.ih Gheuos- gflom. nab tluior.Brihge.
il 20 GbenbS-Mtfom nab ltuioH'Brtoas.
Wur eprntdaS.
$50 Wtarqens- sffoni. nddb union' Rrioae UNI
Sunoher. u,
1880 stbenos-Hffom. ruh Tint fiprihde.
Sdli nitt an Der PeHtn y e.sStation on.
Y. HDerriisn. Observation-Disclosures.
D. VI. Sjiutn. @eiierolt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
McrdantS' & Miincrs' S%ransporta-
tim Eumpnng.

Tompicr.Yinicu:
gIdb Woftnn iIno benz Gitclt: ichcn Wloltan,
Sicni!GB, 9unrctiiug uno Santiiua, IUcnos
6 llbr.
Mnh Providence uni hem Sficn: lcbeu Cont
tao, Miitiiuod lnb SrciinQ, TbcI;oS g llbr.
glaH Y%iciupurta JicmS mo ~ytutlolf: idgli1 nm
6 itbr Whcnos.
6rati miro t69Iidb, bis I llbr gtsnos fir an
rem 1unc o6fnbre.oc Sampler angcnummcIt.
giah Gaoalnab uno Dem Siioen; icocu 9icns
Itug, Suntctiiua lno SGmilnq. NbcnnS q u6r.
Qnitoucr mo FrnptbeuCc Sampler iobrCu bnu
Der yScribc AM Suite hce Puna19od3 Nh. Gu
nHInob Sanpier bon Der g6erfie am 2ube Oct
Q&Cit sails. Iberte.
6. ". @iningboni, gneut.
Snrgs 0ud.
~. Y. 3ntuer, @.sB.s aqcut.
n. =. Gtcbbiue, Sen. sWidt.
Gnupibiireau - Giiouit.edc Berman. mo
2i1ht. Strahe. Ut3.3&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

Cine d ~ arse 4 il -W iit
&illIc pon 6roli 9llirc S'Gonnc0, scr
Miotronc Der liihliGen Eoli5ciitotiou
wurOcn 0citcrn bel SIR Ncacrin Not
tic 6ibGcrolO, II Sd6rc alt, bon gtr.
526, @ooODcoritroBc, $685. gciun.
Den, mcidc Scbterep onOcblid) Don
Nrou N0clinc Hllid, 9tr. ST., Nil.
lionlltroBc, gcltohlen bottc. Wottic
lpnr bel Srnn Huid ais &odin ongc'
iicGt l1no porGcItcrn Nodmittog Der
nlibtc 6rolt Niuid) ibrc @0rlc, mcIdc
$685. cntholtcn botic. Sir bclfuI-
oigte Matte bcS Gicbltobl@, 0icic
lcltgnctc jC0od) bortnGdiN. Grob0cm
bcnodridtiNtc tSrou Nulh 0Cn Scrs
gculltcn Soremon nnb Die Eoli6iitcn
,Wcrncr mo 9ipun, mcld)e 0ol1n bua
Mdod)Cr mad, oCr Observation-Disclosures
lion brod)tcr. 9ci elmer Grumino
ton funO Die Wutrone I'M Nuor Der
NcQcrin hrci GoHors, infer ser Gail
le 50 Gents unb in Den Shubcn 30
Gents. Hidtcr Cor iibcrlpiCo 0ie
idnpor5t Glitter Dem 0cridtaucrinG
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Baltimore Tampi Eufet Gu.
LNItc hh6 hu0crInIn1c VntsYihIt.J
Die Yer. Ginaicn iiOit bctnroerto.
Tainpier Britannia" (ucu), ,Niabaua,"
Mruroia ~ .yruurIierH

- " Abf ' 'fh
Tampier ,Virainia" mcu), ,Niabamn,"
8curgia," ..3cunriec."
Ganipfer ia6ren tnalif, Snllntags niiSacr0nt'
men, bon Den oyai IiHic. "Ftcrs. yir. 10--is.
Iiqbt Giraffe, $50 NbCnoS. brett nn6 Olo
4oint Comfort, %ytctioIf, Forisntprltb illo alien
Mnniien oes eiioens: oNerbin6tn9 IN SIS
Hibmono, gierbinoung in 4'ortelnouib mt Dem
rGcabonro Nir Cine" ioliocn &ug mad FortS'
mouth unb gtIantu. 81 giorioIf Eerbilonng
NIT ocr NiIn1Ii Goat Glue" y%iorfof ulo
wciiIid nno nSlo Dominion Zine" nab yicms
hcrit &nibiIl8tcn NsG., 8itninno. va, nno
Nem. Yprf.
YiabBcitcn nab cnropGif6cm FGouc. 9uru,
ribte Noiiiicn5inmler cIcfiriibe NclelIdilna.
@nmpibei3uua. 1pieu 'rct. Ncleroirie aGiHtens
3immcr In ocn Ytllct NiircaiE Der NnL eile.
gr. i07, ST Baltimore trubc. Nr. 800 nlo
50s. 2igbis SirdBc. q. u. g.. Office, Giior't @de
baltimore uio 0nGbcrtS irnbc, Continental
4rufi NliIoing uno Albdigb's, Rr. 100, Noros
Charles Giraffe. j. t.
SUhg ~. Sber,upuo, G. Wroipu,
8icc3Rtdi. II. Sen UiunuGcr. Sen. ga. sagcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Standardization.

NcpNorf, ;. oi.-2( u0clonNt
lit bier Der Gonpicr go Hprroinc"
BON Sabre.
Nb0cfobrcn limo sic Gompicr st.
2oltiS" nod Soutbunlpton, pin Fln-
mouth unb Gbcrbourg; vNobcn5ol,
lcrll" nod Neopcl; yGtruriu" nod
2iuerpool. piu Queenstown; .Nor0s
Imcrico" nod Ncopcl rno @cnuo;
,%oocrlonb" nod Nntmcrpcn, pio
Gopcr; vEntriciO" nod &ontburg,
pio Toecr; nNtinncbobn" nod Con.
Don.
2ipcrpooL, ). Mai. - 9ln0c=
fonmcn lit bier Scr 0ompicr oGom=
ponio" bon HCm 9)ort.
Mottcroom, ;. Mai. - Scr
Compiler o9toorbom" QinQ bclltc BON
bier pio @ouloQnC nod Nclu Yort
III Sec.
Soutbomp toM 3. Wfoi. -
Son bier o~bQciobrcn lit Der Cant
pier st. saul" nod Rcm- Oorf, oio
Gbcrbourg.
@rcmcn 3. Moi. - Nn9cfon1.
mcr lit bier Der Compiler y&nrI3rll-
be" BON Baltimore.
GbcrbourM ). Mai. - NnNc
Iollgt lit ser Gumpicr. 0clltidJlunb,"
bon Mem. 2)ort, uio Elpmoutb, nod)
Nomburg mltcrlpCg&; GCriClbC icBte
lctnc 6obrt tort.
III Gppfnbo0cn 3. Moi. DI b.
0cfo6rcn rnd) Nclp 9orf 1T bon bier
Der Gonlpicr "ScUiQ 0Iop."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

Eaiir 5nr yiciie in's TnsIanS &c.
ior9t 6. @aine, Scr. ALB, Sit.Walti.'
more.S traEe, naBe Guitnm1oaie.Muc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

brGrD In eninScn. nlo Ut. 8obaIs Station mt
10 llbr stbcths.
", tab Ntfuntie. Nifh an 'Wodcntngen; "
mad, HtlantiesSiiH tiglid. gtlc 3hge bdits'
in gaiIHinolun; e bdlt iuSdeiier.
YDila. Nffpm, gumocn Citation. 2s.0b, lSli
@orin.. z. 30, 2Gt0 Nubm. Wit, AonoI Giu.
Wbrrsern Mftpm, Camden Citation. u 90
Tadu., 1910 stbeHos; Wit. Jlobul Citation.
?t.O5 yichm.. Sob Nhenos.
RclcrhirtiIG hon Nuum In GhIuii ODER gdr,
Ior gRnaaons. Gpcite, Staten etc. iucroet t6ncu
heiorot per Selepbcu In auet fcIgenoen Htaet.
Nlrennr; Charles nrh Garntogd strabe. .
n, 0nIfe 1870, u0cr Mio. Gourtihuo 1901; UT.
NphuEG tatipu, &. & u. ut. Nernnit 3i23.
Gnrnhcns ctoiton SnfurmntionS '9iircnlt. s. & 4.
Soutb 1870, uocr Wlh. guHrtiuro 272B, uhb VIZ.
52d. Gloslruuoiuae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06

YaHc 1nr Rciie ms Mnslamb dt-
iorat 6. Saline, @r. 4f3, CH.Valti.
murc. Strakc, nabe SnitombonIe.Yuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-06
Baltimore Sbio- Sabn.

NtNNN " ~ - = %fNfs 49,
7 Grprcfaiioe oScoc Stunee ant oer Stunet" bon
0unlocl : citation nad Naihingten az No,
cDcuidpcu, 500 Surnt. blS 500 Nbcros. ilif
E%iIudnsR lcuit. 5rilbcre slbiabrt opt Wi.
Standardization.
Woibimoiou, p~crIoftcu Wlt, RobaI q, 1000.
no. 1850. 1915. *04S, 1888, ~. 30 Sor'
mittuga, Yt2.t0, ll2.iO. l.65, t2i3, l3.501.
'41i. lt.bb. i5.55. 900. 1868, $50. lobe.
ti1.32 glbcnos: ocrI. 9umocn Ct, SOC, '6,lb.
1915. !7.20, 1900. $3.50. 900. 1000. ~ 90
9inrniitiaao. 1900 Iudts, 1905, 2t215.
400. 2l.p5. 200. 800. 1905, 400, $50.
800, 1905. ?b.35. 800 *6.i6. 70. 20, 100,
$500. 1926. 1900, 1905, lilo, *ll4l
glhcloS.
Nnuapols, Mi. g1nboI etation. l7.lo nnb
?sl5 NorntiiidpS, l5.b5 gtddin. ; Qanioe1sSid,
l7.2O mo 900 NOrnititupS, li2.05 Endnl.,
?5.3h IiIio 600 WbenoS,
Hrrorrid, M. 9oBdG Smlion. 2s.ib. mas.
Iurnl.: Glntocn StutiuIt. T.3I, 1000, Odd
u,o 1000 GuruL, i .25, 1850 uto 1870 Ndh'
miiiuQs,
WimdcNcr, ut. gpOaf. no goru. l2.43,
1850 gtndm.. Camden. 1920 Botni, 1900,
1870 uuo 400 yinbut.
Suaerstsnu. MI. Rnbut 9td., u.4b BotlrI,
1880 giudnI.. Nuilocn Ginitpil. 1900 Borui.,
1850 mo 400 gubnt.
Gitcutt'0itp NIB Wli. Nirn, Camden Gtnttor.
!7,3b. ?ai5 9%lprln, !t.25. 1850, 900, $3.50
t1tA5 gIhCiss. Ea
Curtis nab, GnIrocn Gidiion. i6.2o gcruf.
4mrnn. mt. J0naL. s2.43 NodbnI., Sdltoeit.
1900 ainhm.
Rppal NIue zine mad Pbilnocipbia nno s'rp.
y)crf, ucMcr 5etminms at ELECTROMAGNETIC
tier Straic. Wen. yDurf, beanrn mad Spteis,
SBeatcrn uuo WtidlG itS, Tiiirlft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25
SHARE PERSECUTION.
pOpe wishes He and Cardinals Wa
 In ErnnNa.

 Pope wishes He and Cardinals Were
 In France
 Rome, Dec. 24.-Ihe membe Ot the sacred college went in body today Q the Pope to present their Christmas greetings.
 The Pontif received them in his prs yate library and conN ersed co dia ly with all the prelates The chief top.e ,yas inc situation in France. The Pops aid that the church will. not tlnch rom the attitude 1t has taken, no more concessions being possible. but he hoped that the vio.ence and persecution Vould socn result In better times.
 Addressing the o1rdials In a-sw to their congra tulatiOns, the Pope said he was sorry he had not good new for them. ailuding to tho situation of ,hurch afFairs in France and said hs wished he and the whole Sacred Col ege were in France to share In the persecution of the o. gy.
 7e was consoled. however, by the solidarity of the F enci. e1iscopacy and also bv the appreciation Vf the O. hops throughout the world and trusted in he ultimate triumrh of the church Referring to the anti-clerieal demon- ,trations in Tta-y. the Pont fl expressed regret that SO many soldiers detained 10 guard the Vatican night and day, were exposed to the inclemency ot the clements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25
NEGRoEs wANT FUND.
Jamestewn Exhbr For Biacls Is 4
 .AaA. fw Fnssh&

Jamestown Exhbff For 1iacIxs Is Al.
 ready En Debt.
 Washington. Dec. 24--The Jamestown Expo4 ition Commission met today in the offices of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Edwards. to receive report from l. w. Johnson. president, and c. D. Jackson, director general. of the Negro Development Exposition Cem- pany as to what is beng done to pre- are an exhibition of negro progress as tho exposition
 Secretary Shaw. as chairman, pre- sided, and Secretary Taft and Seere- tary Metcaif were present. The Com missfoners are nOt sntisfied with tns situation and since Congress has ap' propriated SI0o,00e for the nagrc ex- position. they have called on Director General Jackson to submit | ist Aiisd report within a week, showing what progress has been made lookiAts t0 tlie erection of the negro building ana ths collection of the negro exhibit
 Bills amounting to nearly sssO,eva have been appro. riateu by congress. but they have not as Jet been appfvved by the Secretary of the Commiesen, As sstant Secretary Edwards. G. B. Jack son. the Director General. has submit ted a bIll for s2O,000 salary, which he claims Is due him for two years ser- vice This blI has been retected by the Comptroller of the Treasury, who holds that the appropriation was for prospective services and prosp1ctiVe exhibit. and not for past services.
 Al the request of Johnson and Jack son, the Commission adjourned over for a week. at which timv the Negro De- velopment Exposition Company Will submit a detailed report Of the pre- gress made and the obligations incnf- red.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25
PREPARING FOR RACE RIOT Atlanta Mayor Acts
 Cautiously. ALL SALOONS ARE CLOSED Ku-Nux-Klan Notices Have Been
 Posted. Woodward Decides That st in Advisa- ble to Keep All shs Liquor shops TiEhs Duraug christma~
 Day.

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 34.--To avoid the possibility of any repetition of recent race rioting in this city. Mayor Wood ward today issued peremptory order closing all saloons in the city at ( o'clock this afternoon. to remain closed until Wednesday morning.
 For several weeks indefinite rumors have been heard that Christmas was to be made the occasion of An attack up- on the negroes In Atlanta No such rue nor could be traced to an authoritative source. but the ereet has been to drive many negroes from the city.
 Several "K. K. K." notices were posted about the streets Saturday morning last While no serious con- alteration has been given to these. a reward of s2Oe was offered by Mayor woodward for evidence to --..vlet any person of posting these or in any way melting to riotin. The law requires that saloons ,bs closed on C.irissmas day. but never before has the law bees put in force on Christmas eve. The move is precautionary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25
5APs cosEIN0 ACROSS.
sarrent says They Are Not stoppsn
 In HonOlulu,

sarwent says They Are Net Stepping
 in H0nOluiu.
 yashington, De-. 24.-Commisstoner General Sargent oe the Bureau of lin- rnigration. who went to Honoiu u nt the special request of President Roose- welt to be present at the landing of the PortuRuese immig rants. called on the President today.
 In inc Hawaiian Islands 30 MT. Sargent, land they are arriving tnsre A. the rate of from 500 to 1000 month. The new ar. ivals q not re- main long on the islands, however ana soon go to the Pacific coast hcs are leaving in large numpe's py enn ,taaner. In the last twelve months l2 900 Japanese have gone from the Hawaiian islands to the mainland "r hls country"
 Mr. Sargent was asked why the Jap aneso first go to Hawaii He esp ain . sd If by saying that as he understood me case, the Japarese government does nct issue passports to the United States nroper as 1t is unaware whether IFS citizens could get work here but the art that there Is a demand for labor ars In Hawaii induces the issue or ,assports to the islands.
 Mir Sargent admi ted there was cou- iderable feeling against the Jaganest n many portions of the islands as heIr labor Is cheaper and thei mo- hanrs are Lnderselling the Amerl An nerohants In the islands and ta tin awav the trade previously held by the alter with the Japanese.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25
UPHoLDs STATE
Kentucky college In Chicago to Pay
 Taxes.

Kentucky college In Chicago to Pay
 Taxes.
 washington, Dec. 24.--The opinion of the Supreme Court of the United States in the case of the Board Of Education of the Kentucky Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church versus the State of Illinois, which was handed down today by Jus tice McKenna, was favorable to the state.
 The suit grew out of contention over the point as to whether the Illinois State law exempting religious and educational institutions from the operation of the inheritance tax law applies to institutions outside the State. In the case decided the state authorities undertook to collect the tax on q building In Chicago which was deviaed by Kentucky lady to the church ir that State.
 The illinois courts held that the law was intended only for the protec- ton of State institutions and that It Aid not ..over the Kentucky bequesL The opinion of Justice McKenna affirm ed that decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25
SENTENCED
 TO GALLONS Fate of Admiral Nebogatoff. dEMENCY IS RECOMMENDED Officers Surrendered at Battle oJ
 Sea of Japan. On Account of Lons and Blamelesa service Emperor win Be Asked
 to Commute ts Lons Im-
 pxI-snmenG

Ht. Petersburg. Dec 24.--The court martial which has beea trytd9 Reaf-
 AdmiraI Nebogatoff and seventy-e .ght oLhcerH of ms squadron for surren~es-
 ing to the Japanese at the battle of
 the Sea of Japan on May E., lSsos
 handed in it's decisions tonisht. sVaee-Admiral Nebogatom, command CT Llchino. of the c4ast deseuse iron-
 clad General Admiras Apraine, fseaf
 Admiral Gregofieff. of t..e coast ae- tense ship Admfrat Sneavin anu Lieu tenant SmIrnoq, .wh1 su.Leeded 10 the
 command of the batlIesn Ntcolai 1.
 were sentenced to deatn. bat Ill view of extanuating circumstances and the | long and otherwise biame.ess earee- 5 os these othcers, Lne court vii, pctiu Sil
 the l5mLeror to commute ter sen lances to ten years Imprisonment In fortress.
 Four other officers are sentenced to Rhnrt te. ms of ilnpf fisonmsnt in fort Vass while the remainder are acquitted
 of the charges brought against thsln-
 The sentences p.tssed upon hedr Admiral Nebogatoff and the three conn maIlaers are similar to those handed down in the cases of the naval officers who were condemned by courtmarttal | for surrendering the torpedo boat de- l stroyer Bedovi to the Japanese These sentences were coupled with similar ] recommendation to the Emperor For
 mercy and such intereession generally has proven successful.
 The lawyers for the defense in the Nebogaton trial. a majority Of whom | are active politicians, devoted most ot { their attention to the political aspects | Of the case
 The Government prosecutor. in nis closing address. declared that the in- tiiction of the death penalty under these lcircuustances was out of harmony with the spirit of the times. but he declared that the guilt of the officers in dues- | ton found no example In bravery. Ad. mIraa Nebogatoh. he averred. could af Ilsast have transferred all his commands to one battleship and then sunk the rest Of hia squadron.
 Tshe Rear Admiral made emotional kreuly in.. rs hlcn he -tl sEelts sapon he Is.
 norance of the prosecutor, who, ne sala-
 nas w0fn the uniform of che navy for oriy ana vtAar.