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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Mn Muoispelt's Nbrefe.
Muni65ettel Der omerifaniihen Sric.
benS!@eieaid,oft. - 8oridlGge an
oie n1dite Sooger 9onieren5.


80 il II, Woii, 30. 9topcmber.
Tic omcrifoniidje SrieOcns 8eieu.
idoft bat bier cinen grief Der Scf.
fentlihfeit iibergeberl, iuelfen iie ali
Den Er1iioenten Hoolepelt geridltet
bot, uno in Dem iic nit 9iiidlid)t ouf
bic i'm Sabre 1907 beuoritebeuoe
Soagcr Gonieren5 borltm erild)t, oab
acipiiie Eilnfte BON geoelltirng fiir Die
tSrieocnsiade nid)t nur in oas BRO.
gronm Der Gonrereti5 oiifaeroninlet
iper0cn, ionocrn oub aild) Die Tcrtrc4
ter 9lmerifas oobin initrllirt merben.
0oB oieien Yunftcn peientIihc Mrif-
merfiomfeit 9cidcnft luerbc. Sm Gin.
5elnen legt Die umeritaniide6rieoen
@eieaid)oft @etpid)t aui Solgenbes:
oic lueitcre Gnhuidelnng eines oaii.
ernocn Observation-Disclosures tno BEN
9tbi6luB BON ShieosgerihtS. .Iertri-
gen, 10 ollgcmein pie moelid) lnter
oQen WeltmG6ten; bic Shaffnrl
periooiider Gongreiie ooer Yarla.
mente Der Nationen, inoem eiltiueocr
Ser Saoger GongreB ielbit permanent
ooer periooii6 mieberfebreno geinad)t
ooer bon bem Gongreiic irgeno elite
on0erc gangbore tSorm oaiiir geiiin.
Den iperoe; Die 9cidrGntiing, rnb
ipenn moglib Die Sernbiesi,ng Scr
aricgsriiitlingcn oiird) international
len Ycrtrag; oic Sd)oIfiing elmer III.
ternntionnlen Gonlmiiiion fir bic
Gooiiifation oer a1gentein nngenom-
inenen ErilBipier oeS itternationnlen
9edts. iopic onS Stuoiitrt nnb Die
Gnhpidcliing oieicr Hed)tsariinoi1tc.
iolpeit oariiber feline llcbercinItitii.
ming berriht; Die 8orfebruna. onB
in 6Gaen, IN oenen Die 9sationer iues
gen zines 9lngriffS aiii ibre oiiolen
Ssntercllcn ooer ibre Gbre Ole gntihei,
Dung blrd, oaS Sdieosgerift oblcb.
ncn. scr Streitpuntt por 9eeinn oer
,Scinoieligteitcn al cine Gonnn,iiIion
penuieicn ruerocn n,iiB lpclhc ibr
llrtbeil iiber oen Streitpunft IN elmer
ofientlihen grflaruna feit3uIeeen
babe; ole 6eitiesiine Der MeeeI. od6
aIcS Yripateiaentbunl ip1brcno eines
arieeeS rnansreiibor iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
glns benz 0ciGngnif entiprnnsen.

Rem Oorf, 30. 9topentber. II
3ebu geiobrlife Gerbrefer entipraB-
gen gegcn $50 bcute iriib aus benz
QuecnS County 8efdnsniB sll
Song SSlono . Gitp. inoem lie bic
8ittcrit0bc ibrcr 3ellen uno oes IN
Den Corridor iiibrenocn ,SenitcrS
oilrhiGgtcn uno iiber einen 3olm flet.
terten. Gie bier H1oelsiiibrer in Dem
9hlsbrllb uaren sligitt Sdralltln
,Subn 2eonaro. S6oS. Sinnette ilnb
2lleronoer Semplcton, lpelhc utter
Hnlib- uno Ginbrllds.9luflasen ibrer
Gro5cliirlutg cntgegcn iaben. Gas
Gntfomnen Scr 8efangenen tpuroe
crit Inn Z llbr Worgeus entoeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Yrpfciipr Strubcl nadl Siam.

G.ambriog &C, Diaii, 1 9e5. =
Erofeiior !Senru Goluaro Strobel,
ipeld)cr ieit Dem Sabre 1898 ben
2ebrihibl fir golferreht oil Der
HehtSIhllle Der .Snrparo llniper'
iitot" einninmt, bat auf oieie Stel.
lung per5ihtet, nm mad, Simn 5n
seben, 100 ibm Die Mesierung cine
buuernoe Steillgng ais aQgeneiner
Natbgcber 5iigeiagt bat. Groieiior
Strobel mar friiber bci Der dinerifa-
ni'd)cn @cionOiid)1it in NnoriO nr-
acItrllt gelucIrn. Sm Sabrc 1888 bis
"a NOR er Orittcr S5iilis Stnats.
Sefretur i'll Maibington, ipllrbe I'M
folgenoen Sabre gum 9eianoten IN
ECUADOR ernonlt mo ipdter IN glci.
der gigenifaft nad) Chile periett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
8alimorc WS, Jretag 0en I. se,ember 1906

@robm in ser 8untelbeit oui benl
Weere perihipinOen. 20 Stlmoen
triebcn Ole beiben MtGlner ouf benl
Grobme obne 9tobrllr0 imo Srinf.
poiier berunr che iie oufgcfltnoen
lnuroen Sturm uno bittere &Gltc
perihlinmertel ihre SoNc beoelltenb,
10 oob lie olrf Ole 9c0c1lulng nit
oent Gompier oEortbion" ihiperen
9eiben pielleibt ioGor Dem Sobe ent'
couoeu liu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Seitmar1s in bic 8Ii6c
Sclcgrapbilt Mattor fiat iid) ans Sem
Stnubc gcmad)t.

Iic &crnntlportlid)feit filr oie aatns
itropbc ouf ser oSontbern &oil-
nan" YrGlioent Spencer s
9ccrOigllng iinOct mor9eu 5u
&oibingtpn itatt, - Streitigfei-
ten inter ben Wfitglieoeru Der
6ubrmanns Union III @bicago.
- StaatS5eugen gegen Sen Brds
iOenten S0eo unO Goniorten. -
Sn San 6rnncisco meroen @obl-
6ctriIgcr begnaoigt, nm ais
StndiSjcll9en gegen O'opor
S6mb peripcnoct 5u merocn. -
9tcucr GipiIoienit GommiiiGr.
@oibiugton .. g., 80. 9top,
- 0aS geltrige llnaliif oii Ser
sSoutbcrn Hoilnup" bel 9alpper, I'M
mcit SpndJburg, To, 0urd) weld)es
Soul. Spencer lno etlide iSreln6e
umS Sebcn famen, tpuroe, rpie Be
ante Ger 9abn beute erflGren, burb
0en Selearopbilten s. 3. Wattor olf
ser Station Hangooo, bier Meilen
pon Sopper, periduloet. 0criclbe
CAB ouS Signal ,Yabn irei," pGbs
reno CT Den 3ug Nr. 81 tl1ttc luarncn
loIlcn O0B Der 3ug gfr. 33 ST. Saipper
belt. Scr lebtere ;3lg bate cillen
Sianoliiten nit einer 2aterne 5nr
8arnung iiir nahfolgcnoe 3iigc allf
bcm 0cIciic iltriid geidift, dllem Der
Sofpnotipiilbrcr BON 9tr. 81 be.
mcrfte Oas Si1nal nidt redt5eitig
4cnllg. !Qiattor bot lid ans bcm
Staube genlaht, un0 eS lit nod nidt
aelltngcn, i'm oll3uiinoen.
0cr Ncgcr, !pelhcr ourh Die Golli-
lion um'S Seben fam, llno 0eIIen
2eidjc 10 i6limm perbrannt muroe,
hoB man iie 9eltern nibt all erfenneu
pernohte, lit iett ais 8eniamin Dos.
mea aus Eolebo, O., ioentiii5irt luor.
ben. Gic 2cid)e ocS Srn. Spcncer
lic1t icbt in Der bieiigen @ubnllna
ocS Seritorbercn aufgebobrt uno ioa
ont n1diten Sonntag naf einem
@ottesoienit in Der ct. Sobns.airbc.
bier bccroigt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
gcrmiidjtc tclcsrapbiid,c Gcpcidlcm.

,Sn Bolton frat gciicrh Elm Gon.
9reB fir riojiale gr5ieblng" suiam-
men. Die Gelegaten iino Witglieoer
bon gibliotbef. iino 9ebrerpereinen,
5ralien Clubs mo iibnlihcn Srgn'
niiotionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07
Sin Nciu.Yorfer WorbgebeimniH.

9tep.Dorf, 80. gscp. Sn
ibrer I'M criten Stodlpcrf oes Sinter-
banies gtr. 5i2, Slt. II. Str, sele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-07

Eetcrs $ burg. 30. Htouelilber.
= Miliiitcr Siolppit crlaBt in Den
3eltiingen cine 9lnorobung, bic &c-
aicrang iperbe nibt 3ogern, Die ndt)ite
Guma, iuenn notbig, ielbit am Soge
had, ibrent 3uiammentritt. aili3lllo.
ien, iaas lie Die sbiift 5eige, Sbitrnf'
tionspolittf 81 tretben uno ycollitriif.
tipe 9lrbeit" pernuhldiiige. Gieie
oroberoe Grflarling miro aGgencin
babin ailigefnbt. oab Die Siegicrimg
Die sIuidlt oes sloelS tbeilt, Die
ndd)ite Gulla lueroc gIcif)ialls rabi.
fal, nod raoifnler als Die lestc ieii.
Sr. Stolppin oriidt lid, alleroinss
iorit boiiniinpsuoll ans. er ncirtc,
onb oie llmor0nlneen ablebmen iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07

nllr Elm taubgeboreneS &in0 fommt
ltno l~iberbaupt Die 3abl Der Solibge-
bnrencn ein5elner S1nOcrItrcden
o~ilrdallS nidt ctna I'M &~crbdltniB
sur 3abl oerGcrmdu0trn : Gbcl ltebt.
Nus oct 6i5bcr 6cfauntcn SbotIa6et
mulB man onncbn,cn, OoB eit ungiin-
tiger GiniluB Ser %crmnnoten.G ben
aul Die Ha6fommcn nidt bcltcbt, 10.
lange Die 9cpDlfcrung inter natiirli-
den geiunocn Serb1ltniliel lebt; OaB
oa8egen oicic Neiabr eintritt, ipbnlO
9egenerationS {. 3uitdn0c in 8olge
unbDgieniid,er 2ebcrslueiie, 5.9. uur-
plegello geiitiger 9ci6Gitigung ein-
%treten, mic iie Die bclItigc Civilization
mir ol5n bduiig id)niit. Die gcmobn-
lide @rfl1utnh 0nb ser @iniluB Der
9IutS GermanOtihait iIt Der Stei-
gcrung scr GercrbungSfraft liegt, lit
nid)t 5ittreiicno. IS gi6t icbr itarf
erblide aranfbciicn, 3. y. Die 6ar-
benblinobcit, bci ocncn Die glutsper-
manotid)ait Der Gltern obllc oeutli-
deu @inilub it, 10 Dab Die Shulo auf
Die beion0cren Sererbungs . @igens
i6niten Der Hetinitis %pigmentoia uno
Der orlgebprenenS aubitummbeit iGut.
Sfienbar gelangcn OieIe crbli6en 0e.
generations : &ranfbcitcn Damn be.
lonOerS leid)t sur GntDidelung, nenn
Die 9~(nlogen bicr5u iid bel beioen 81
tern porfinoen m1breno iie nibt leidt
ausbrGben, ioicrn Die allloge MIR
bon einem Otter geboten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07
Cine 0amscr Mmcfoute.

Sn Der .Milmaiifee 8ermonio-
Y%bcrcpolt" p%eroifcnilid)t y. SOiell
Grinncrun9eu on belt oieier Gage
perltorbcnen Heoafteur aorl Danger,
%borunter iolgcnbc Mi,cfbote:
YSdn5cr id)ricb einen munoerbor
id)Dnen, fnoppen unb tnrScn Stpl
uno Oriidtc iidp icbr pracis aus,
perlongte aber aud itcts 9elane 9c-
ridyteritottung. Sn oieiem 3uiom-
mcnbong iGQt mir )cine 9eacbenbeit
Gin. orren Sclb iomobl Der alte Sr.
Gan5er, mic mein &orgdnscr I'M
amt oe@ Observation-Disclosures Deg
vInScigerS" mar.
Groi - aus aeipid)tigen 8riinOen
mag iG bcn polen Hamcn mcines
@~or90nacrS nid)t rcnncn-mar Gin
8enic. leioer obcr elm ctiuas per6rnl.
meltes @cnic! Gr mar cine Secle
BON Mcnid, unb Elm iiiberit iabiger
@efidteritotter. Sin 0roBfeuer bate
ltottgeiuncen. Elm @cidaitsaebduoe
iuar nicocroebronnt. unh Mubi bottc
III gcpohnter iadlid)cr @ciic hicrii.
Der bcridltct unb ana Sdliib flir5
permertt, Bop Der Sanitor, Der Scr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07

luolter ocs @cb1uoes, nirgenoS &C.
flnoet mcr6ut f0nne, perlnltblid
alio 1T ben Slanmmen u~nlgefommctt
Jet. Ser olte Ser los. ieiler Sc
mo6nbeit gcnl0E mic Niles. in icircr
3eitlnG, 10 oitd) biricn 9crid)t, ltrto
Damn fam or, ulo ,rleb Hlroi Den
Gilmmtcl."
Sos lit licberlid)c ScrihtcrItot-
ting: oScrnntblid iii CT III Den
6lanimcn luu0cfommcn!" crfl0rtc
CT. oGos cine Mcnidenle6cn lit
neGr wertb. ais scr gall5e Sou! Sic
gcGcn iofort un6 icbcn III, pu2 ans
bcm Mann geiporoen lit. @Grcn Sic!
llnb Sic lolicn iidJ nift eber mieOer
III scr Office blifen, bis Sic crnlit-
tclt hobcn, mas aus Dem Sonitor &c.
mor6cn it'll"
nNlarigGt, Serr 9dn5cr!" io1te
0ill0i, unb Damn nobm CT icincn Suit
itnb cmpfnbl iid.
Scr Gag mo Die Nudt pcrginq,
uno &ubi lieB iid) llid)t blider. glber
altd sic ndd)itcn picrunO5ipon5ig
Stltnbcn urb sic iibcrnGditcn bier.
ltno5lpon3igS tunoen Deraingelt, unb
tein Subj. fcin Observation-Disclosures
beS ~gn5cigers" lieb lid icben. Sn
Der HeOoftion ltan0 allies olf oent
aopfe: Scr .Ilte" idlid un,bcr, wie
Elm bungrigcr 20pc.
0todmittogs am britten Gage 0a.
rouf toiidte Moi i6ntllb- unb rilb.
hocdt IN Der Office auf. Gr ioG an.
Berbem uicbr itorf mitgenomncu,"
imllebrigen ober icelenpergniigt ats.
nsSir bobcn i'm! @ir boten i'm.
Mbcr getoItet bats! I6er = ge-
foItet BATS, Scrr GGn5erl" begriiBtc
CT Den olten Serrn.
vSa6en iucn? WoS bat oefoitet?
iroate Oicier, Der ldngit pergciicn
bate, nit pelder Meiiung er Den
Eoli5ci = 9erihtcritntter fortgcif)idt
battc.
vWen?!-Ntlln sen Sonitor! Zen
Sonitor bes' nieocrgebronnten@ebGlt
ocs! Sic ertiinnen iid bod Ser
San5cr. Sd botte 5cbn Wtout ei,go-
girt, loutcr red)tifoifcne. flcibiec
Sclte, mo nit bicien 5e1n 2eutcn,
Die 5luci Collars ben Sug 6eonipril-
der. babe ih icOcn 9ulfet. ieben
Stein Oc1 niebergC6rannten @cb1ll-
OeS umgGportbt, oInc Sen Sonitor
oorrntcr ~ iinocnl ltro MN mol.
len Ole 2eutc ibr @cIo = icdS5io
Collars, Scrr GGnacrl ScdSjig
9nunrs!"
Eurpnrr0tbe f1rbte boa0ciid)t bcs
oltcn Serrn; Die g!igcn quollen i'm,
beirabc aus bem &opf. Iber CT be.
3luong iid). ~So9!" ioste or, id)cin.
bor gclalicn. uNl6er sic ertiinrlen
lld1 oaill' ooG alld), ooB tidy SDrerl
gela0t bate, Sic iouien iid) rtht
ipieocr in oieicr Office bliden ~IoIien,
Scrr bis Sic oen Sanitor gefrn-
Den G0tten?! Sdbcn Sic i'm gefun-
0cn?"
80, ia! Sd iagte ia: gsir boben
ibn!"
SOP! - $40 mar CT oenn?"
ogeIoffcn mar or Gelpcien, Serr
Soll5er! StcrnboqcIpoa mor er am
Abeno beS gronocs g0peicrt. GS bot
orct Gage 9cooicrt, cbe or icinen
HanId) mlsgciGloicn bottc!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07
Baltimore Gemcteru.

WRrean: Graniltn.Hioa, 1alttmpye. q. Nest6itr.
.yegrdbnibpldbe sum &erfaui - bon $25 nm,
MT gsdrnlorpfoften dbge8reu6t s35- Nlae fur
pier @raper. Guni16.tW
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Wiaianl Guuf's
purIbciammte s75 s~eeroiannsen nm,

prnd,fnpllen SnrG, nit idludr5cm Ind, peibcm
ooct groncnt Hliifh iiberSogen; duberen &nften;
Neeroienna In5eige. ,GinboIianIircn, 0ano.
thhbe, 1raurrflor. Sootenbemo oocr Sede, Seiis
Muifder. Jines, Siiible, 2ibter, qciinter uno
Sraperie'n. 800
Niles ppaitdnois SIS. Seine Grtra.e pefrn.
$50 - Vcriauot pun 2cibcn - $50.
Hnocrr Sccroigung $50, SfCO mnb Sf40.
North. nno 8reenmuant.Mpe mme.
Seioe 2elepbone. Tug uno gtnhf.
(Sft4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07

G0sjGbrigc 5a6ilIams : Scicr
Der tritm 1rntiMru Guruntsnt0. Ct. Spdan.
ncs'Wcn,einre. 1saiinr 9t.ahiliatt. an berSiioblc'
craze. robe Fcnif0Ipnr, ~ siperue. I'M GDmn'
tag iiito g,ontai, ben Z. mn g. Hitnbcr 1906.
@otieenifitll Sphr.al WiprBcu unl l0E llbr,
9,dbnlii'daa nm i ll1r. 9tbc,lsc I'M ~ llbr,
Wiuning lnI s u1t TbcnoS,
glle SreriIoe Der Gemeinoe fiuo bcrSIi6it
lptliiunrtcn.
(210-SD Tns Erit. Snmifr
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@crmiidte Mnsciacn.
9fuauSt 0uSprf.

fril6er i'm .Muiinnic..ia 'sSanS," qoinbaros NIB
o. Giraffe, bat Die 6isber pou Sob. 4ntpn nc.
S EseIne isn," tacrn nni r1 i,nD g ieSet ais,f 1,s'
fldI frctnolidit Gill. (270-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07
frau Gliiabetb MHoolph.

Yr. 1919, @eIts9nnualc.G traBr,
miro Den lliltcrridt III Der VorjelarsWiaIcrci
ipicocr auinCbIneiI.
G%r1lfnlna Der NInl1ei an 2. Ettober, Dior,
BcnS . l,br.
Ghiilcr iino gebetcr. ii1 re6t5eitia 5u mel
ben. (Scpt30-)
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&irdlidc Inscisen.
3ipns : @cmcinoc.

@oitesoicnft 1915 sprir. @rcO!el fibrr &c
ssdlierlldiige. Snc. II. t2s0)
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Sarncr, Der 2cid)cnbcHatter,

Snrncr, 0er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
fpridbt bic 9nabrbeit.
@tne efftflaitfde Sserot9un9 g~eiicfert tir SIS;
tvtrtb S125.
Giefc $75 yeerbiaune ulniabt teinen 4Uiuar.
ien 9ud', tueiten ooer grnnen YIifdsSnrg,
nut feineiiI Yield az. bet reanlircn 500 Gara;
0efincii oes Grades. 9ubcSnnSeige nlb Miif1ns
lille nit gepolfiertem 2cdeI, 1oofenbeiiih, sstlGe
ooer Robe, Ginb0llamiriiifg, q Yaar 6anbf6nbe,
3bhrerepe. U autf6cn nit Summireifer, 2ei.
6eIipa9en, 9ihter ino gcl6ter. - Warum $50
iollten itciS etfras bonn electromagnetic fibrig
babcu.
3iptert Z. Gnrner. Qei6enbeftattcr,
Yrpaomag uno EIipcr.S traRe.
Eetoe ,,YRoue. Observation-Disclosures.
Terinnot bon 2ethcn $50.
(Srntt4 ,1S,3&S)
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-27
PLEADED NOT GUILTY
Mrs. Kaufman Denies She
Murdered Her 16- Year Old
Domestic.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 27.-Mrs.
Moses Kaufmann, charged with the
brutal murder of her domestic, Miss
Agnes Polreis, aged 16 years, was ar
raigned in circuit court yesterday and
in tone hardly audible feet distant
pleaded not guilty to the fearful
charge resting against her.
Judge Aikens, the leading counsel
for the defense, demurred to the in
formation on the ground that it was
imperfect, but was promptly overruled
by Judge Jones. Judge Aikens then
gave notice that they would move for a
continuance over the term and the
general impression here is that the
case will not be tried at this term.
MRS. Kaufmann was attended in
court by her husband and son. She
was heavily yelled and her face was
scarcely discernible in the trying mo-
ments OF her arraignment. When the
information against her was read by
States Attorney Alpha F. Orr in a
clear voice, Judge Jones glanced from
his place on the bench toward her
and asked: "Is this your true name?"
"Yes, sir" said Mrs. Kaufman.
What is your plea?" mot guilty." re-
piled Mrs. Kaufman In low voice,
which could be heard only short dis
tance away.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-27
DIFFERENT VERSION
Other Side of the Brownsville
Episode Involving Negro
Soldiers.

Associated Press to The Evening Times,
Elreno, Okla, Nov. 27.-Gilchrist
Stewart (colored). who has been at
Fort Reno the past few days securing
data to be placed as evidence before
President Roosevelt in the matter of
the discharge of the negro soldiers of
the TwentyFifth infantry, said last
night: substance of my investiga-
tion, supported by over 100 affidavits
from members and non-commissioned
officers Of the companies, and from the
statement of officers of the companies,
amounts to this:
First, that the citizens did not want
negro soldiers in Brownsville, Texas.
Second, that this feeling became so
intense that on the very night in ques-
ton, Major Penrose issued an order
and sent out patrols through the town
that all men should be in by eight
o'clock, whether on pass or not, and
Capt. Mackin, officer of the day, re-
ported that all the men were in, ex-
cept three on pass.
Third, that the firing that night
was of mixed arms.
"All inspectors sent out from the
war department have started out with
the assumption that there was a con-
spiracy mong the men to keep back
the truth, and shoot up the town.
They have never made any inyestiga-
ton into the real facts.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-27
INVESTIGATE. AN OFFICIAL.
Grand Jury Summoned ut Minot for
Dec. IL by Judge Goss.
Special TO The Eyenine Timea.

SpeclaI to The Evening TimeS.
Minot. N. D., Nov. o7.-Spcc.al ses-
sions Of the grand and petit juries to
be convened in this city on Monday.
Dec. II. were called this morning by
Judge E. B. Goss of the district court.
The grand jury has been called at
the request OF the board of county
commissioners. which proposes to in
vestigate one of tn: most important
county offices. The commissioners
refuse at this time to state what Office
will be investigated, maintaining thar,
as it is a matter for the jury to hear
before any names are published. The
commissioners state that they have
what they consider sufficient evidence
to not only oust the official in question
from office. but to convict him of a
criminal charge as we'll. The commits
sioners promise some startling sensa-
tions as soon as the matter is taken
up by the grand jury.
States Attorney G. A. MCGEE is in
possession of most of the evidence to
be used III an effort to get an indict-
ment returned and, before leaving for
Fargo yesterday he announced that
the case against the official would be
vigorously prosecuted and politics will
not be allowed to enter into the grand
jury probe in any shape or manner.
The grand jury will soon take up
the Sawyer bank robbery case and all
other criminal cases before the district
court. This means that the entire
Sawyer bank looting will be threshed
out before the grand jury as it was in
the preliminary hearing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-27
u. 5. Senators Plat of New York And
Proctor of Vermont Soon To Resi&n

Washington. D. c.. Nov. 27.-
Notwithstanding the assertion of
Senator Platt that he proposes to con-
tinue as senator from New York until
the expiration of his term. the best
posted politicians in Washington are
quite confident that the senator will
send his resignation to Governor
Hughes before the fourth of March.
Senator Platt has for more than year
past been a broken man physically.
He is so feeble that he cannot move
from his committee room to his car
riage without assistance. and he has
experienced great difficulty in per-
forming his duties as. chairman of the
joint committee on printing because
of the strain upon his mental powers.
In fact the joint committee carried on
most of its work last year without the
aid of the senator. On top OF all this
come the senator's domestic troubles,
which proved such 4 shock to him that
it was expected that he would resign
his office at once. But he has decided
to hold on until the close of the pres
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-27
RI REFUSED TO RETRAcr.
Pastor "Guilty" Of Heresy Tenders
His Resignation.


As.ociated Press TO The tGvesanx rimes
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 27.-Bishop Wal
ker is quoted in reference to the resig-
nation of DR.. Crapsey, as saying he
did not care to make any extended
stat, nent or lengthy comments. Il
deeply regret this declination to re-
tract his statements. His letter, as
you will see, simply re-asserts his
sayings.
ITO me 1t is a source of great sor-
row that DR.. Crapsey could not see
his way to get back to his old teach
ings in which he was so able. This
is the most painful happening in my
life. have known DR.. Crapsey for
many years and have honored and re-
spected him for his great abilities.
have had great affection for him and
had watched him as he grew up in
church work so that the matter of
the present gives me great PAIN
"The resignation of DR.. Crapsey
then relieves you of performing a
painful duty" he was asked.
Yes 1t does"
Does this bar DR.. Crapsey from the
church entirely?"
mo, DR.. Crapsey may still be
member Of the church and a communi-
cant. but he is barred from perform
ing official duties"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-27
SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTTSTS.
Associated Press to The Evening Times

Associated Press TO The Evening Tlmes.
Spartanbur, Nov. 27.-Outward and
visible signs were abundant in Spart-
ansburg today that a great denomina-
tional gathering was on, the tapis.
The streets and public places Of the
city were thronged with ministers,
church workers and representative of
Baptist mission and educational
boards. The visitors are the delegates
to the Baptist state convention, which
assemblies for It's opening session in
the First Baptist church tonight, to
continue in session until Saturday. The
convention is the largest deliberative
body in the state, and It's annual ses-
sions attract 500 or more. delegates.
Charles A. Smith of Timmonsville will
preside over the sessions, and the
opening devotional exercises will he
conducted by Rev. ]. H. Mitchell.
Among the leaders OF the denomina-
ton whose names appear on the pro-
gram. and the majority of whom have
arrived in the city are Lr. TN. Bailey
of Greenville. President E. NJ. Poteat
of Furman university, President Nell
of Clemson college, Professor w. J..
McGlotchin of OF the Louisville Bap-
tist theological seminary. President
James of the Greenville female college,
and Rev. r. J. Willingham of the
foreign mission board.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-27
Short Session is Due to be Con-
vened q Week From
Today.
many IMPORTANT MATTERS
ARE TO Be CONSIDERED
Republicans Feel the Strength Of the
Administration Has Been Increased
by Recent Elections - President
Roosevelt Will Push Development
OF His Executive Program.

Matters to Receive Attention.
Final action on the Santo
Domingo treaty, which has been
pending for some time.
The Isle of Pines treaty, and
the Morocco treaty also will
come before the senate for
action.
The further restriction of i'm
migration is one of the most i'm
portant subjects to be taken up.
A measure limiting the work.
ing hours of railway employees.
The case OF Senator Root of
Utah probably will be disposed
Of.
Two election reform meas-
ures. one providing for publicity
In campaign affairs and the other
prohibiting corporation CAM
paign contributions, are await
ing consideration.
The ship subsidy bill. the bill
to reduce the tariff on Philip
pine products entering the
United States, the Chinese ex-
clusion law 1.-The anti-injunction
bill and the eight-hour law, are
other important left over meas
ures that will receixa the attain.
ton Of the short session If time
permits.