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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

pm. w eUneSQay: FOR the
District of Columbia, Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia, partly cloudy and continued
cold tonight and Wednesday; fresh to
brisk northwesterly winds
Weather conditions and general forecast:
A storm of considerable severity is central
this morning over eastern Maine and a.
second disturbance is passing inla nd over the
washington and Oregon coasts. High pres
sure continues over the interior valleys.
In the Pacific coast states and over the
northern plateau rain has fallen, and snow
continues along the lower lakes New York
and New England.
Cold weather is general east of the Mis-
sippi with killing frosts along the east
sulf coast and in Florida
Present weather conditions in this fore
cast district, viz: Snow in the lower lake
region and New York, will doubtless con-
tinue during the next thirty-six hours;
elsewhere fair weather with slight tenn
perature changes is indicated, except in tie
south, where the temperature will rise
Wednesday,
The following heavy precipitation Gn
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Sydney, 2o2.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be brisk northwesterly; on the
ana on the east gulf coast light to fresh
northerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have brisk northwesterly winds
The Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide 1929 am. and lilo
pm; high tide, 1853 am and 4:20 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. Hi m. and 80
pm; high tide, 4:54 am. and sos pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, III am; sun sets, 4:44
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, III am.
Moon sets, 3:19 am.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise
All are and incandescent lamps lighted fif
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
I'm, "a; Great Falls, temperature 40
Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature, "a; con-
dition at north connection, %; condition at
south connection, 55. Georgetown distrib-
uting reservoir, temperature. "a; condition
at inf1uent gatehouse, "a; condition at ef-
fluent gatehouse, 40. Washington city res
ervoir, temperature so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

Greetings to the most eminent
Grand master of Tcmpiars:
''To our most eminent grand mas
ter, George NJ. Moulton: \ merry
Christmas and may he always re-
member the love and friendship of
his feilowsoldiers of the Cross.
Response of the grand master:
ITO the 165, coo Sir Knights of
our jurisdiction on Christmas day:
Man should ever seek his earthly
rewar for deeds done in the APP
prevail of his conscience, which is
the voice of God and next to sain
the esteem of his fellow man, wh'ch,
when worthily won, is a priceless
treasure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

while in front of 40 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. An ambulance was summoned
and she was removed to the Casualty Hos
pital.
Edward Grail, a student at Georgetown
College, was discovered to be i'll yesterday
afternoon while he was at Oil 9TH street
northwest. He was conveyed to the Cas-
cred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25
India's Uneducated Millions.
Bombay Gazette.

FROM Inc 1SOHDay cHLtttes
In British India. with population OF 23l,-
600, coo, there are 100000 OF Mohamme-
dams among whom educatioon is almost UNI
known. Even in the Madras presidency.
where female education has made the most
rapid progress, the number of women ana
girls who can read and write is only o
pcr thousand. What would be thought In
England If only women in loo knew the
fhrea "R'S'?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

Eminent Commander, Potomac Commandery, No. 8.
the widow OF tia. eminent tempar. j.
Claude keiper sroke on 1.-The Grand
Lodge and Past Commander William F.
Parks answered a toast to Our Sister
Commentaries.
Washington Commandery is preparing to
celebrate the eighty-second anniversary of
its institution. A committee, consisting OF
James a. Rutherford, John s. Beach and ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25
Advice to Candidates.
ne London Evening Standard.

from the D0nQ0n EVenlnV
An Australian NJ. p advises candidates
for parliament to be seen as often as posi-
ole among the mourners in the constituent
cies they are counting. 1T shows the domes-
tic, the family, feeling strong. 1t denotes an
Observance Of religious convent ons. and 1t
is taken as proof of a loyal heart. q heart
that beats for NJ old acquaintance even in
dust. At one contest l attended on an av-
erage two funerals day every day of the
last week. and the polling was my top score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

Gordon Mcdonald shot and killed Coiey
Cheney and Herschel Burns at Cochran, Ga.
as a result of a quarrel. Mcdonald went
to Burns home and engaged In 9. dispute.
and when Cheney and Burns showed dis
position to fight Mcdonald shot both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

eminent members of each commandery
All OF the libatiOns were well attended,
and the exercises were in all cases touch
ing and appropriate.
Washington No. 1.
Washington Commandery. No. J. X. T.,
held its libation at Budd's restaurant on
9th street northwest, which has been its
place of meeting for this purpose for a
number of years. This is the oldest COM
mandery in the District, and a large party
of fraters turned out to participate in the
ceremony. Eminent Commander James A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

At high noon the Knights Templar
communicates Of the District of Column
bia at their several libations exchanged
the above toast to the grand master Of
Templars.
His response was given for him by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

Alexander Berkman, the anarchist who
served fourteen years in prison for shoot
ing n. c. Frick, fifteen years ago. has es-
tablished little printing shop in 9th
street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25

Eminent Commander. Orient Commandery, No. s.
Rutherford presided. and interesting exer-
cises were had, the formal toast to the
grand master and grand commander OF
TemplaIs being followed by other short
talks suitable to the occasion.
The feature of the speaking at this COM
mandery was the address of Grand Captain
General Frank II. Thomas of the grand en-
campmcnt of that body. In the course of
his remarks he made touching allusion
to the late George II. Walker, and brought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25
John M. Henderson,
OWNER,
1918 r st. NV.

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TWO SOLD.
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HOUSES IN THE DISTRICT FOR
) THE MONEY, los TO III 18TH ST.
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G ROOMS, RECEPTION HALL,
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( Tells; FURNACE HEAT; AMPLE
CLOSETS; GAS RANGE; GOOD
! YARD TO ALLEY
OPEN FOR INSPECTION: PRICE.
$1,000.
JOHN QUINN, 9TH AND f SITS. S.W
no2s-w.f. 81. Su then tn. tbs su. lot. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25
WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly Cloudy and Continued Cold To.
night and Wednesday.

Forecast till pm. Wednesday: For the
District of Columbia, Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia, partly cloudy and continued
cold tonight and Wednesday; fresh To
brisk northwesterly winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25
FPATFPNbL NOTICES.

A SPECIAL COMMUNE ALTON OF WASHING
ton Centennial Lodge. No. IA, f. A A: NJ, Is
called to meet Wednesday. Dec. 20, 1876. at
1880 am. to perform the last Masonic rites
tie body of late brother John frew
Stewart. DEAN SWIFT. w. NJ
r. c EI.MORE. Secretary.
A STATUTORY MEETING OF COLUMBIA LODGE
of Perfection, No. /, Ancient and Accepted Scot
t'sl Rite, under the Jurisdiction OF the supreme
Council of the United States of America, Will oe
o'clock pm, in Scottish Rite Hall, soSSie IA
ave. NV. BY order X. III. YATES, 30 sec.
de25-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-25
Sufferers From Illness.

George Anderson, twenty-five years Of
age, living on the Blair road was found at
the 7th street loop last night about O:3O
o. clock, suffering from illness. The police
patrol wagon was summoned and the sick
man was taken to Freedmens Hospital.
His condition was not serious, and it was
not necessary to detain him at the hospital
Thomas Williams. colored, fifty-five years
of age, living at 440 street northwest, be-
came Ill last night. He was near 9th and
1 streets about $50 o'clock, when he suf-
fered an attack of cramps, and the police
of the ninth precinct took him to the Cas-
ualty Hospital. He recovered shortly after
reaching the hospital and was able to go
home.
Mary Williams, thirty-fve years of age,
living at 2f5 John Marshall place, became
III suddenly last night about 9:3 O'clock
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
Nus Baltimore. Gpnntp.
9rouo i'm @cboI5 nabe Bad Hipcr.
Mcbrere Siitten nicbcr9e'
brnnrt ulo S1llicr beorobt.

S'NtiNiN H'''N' h'N'Ni0N
brnlltt llno S1llicr bcorobt. =
&cridicoencs aus ocm Gountp.
Gin Wnl0brono. Der an Wontog
Ibcno gcgen 8 llbr IN Dem @cbol5e
oItlid BON Der Nortb Eoint.Noab mo
iilOlid) bon Der Galtern.N Gooo
o~lsbrad), ridJtctc bebeltcnoen Sda'
ocn an mo folnIte crit gelteru Sor'
mittog gcloidt ncroen. Che Die
SpriBell:G ompo9nien Don Sigblono.
tomn ino Gonfon onlongtcn, biloetell
oic @epobner Der llnlgcgcnb, oereil
Wobmlngen in @cfnbr itonoen, cine
Gimcrbrieooc, Oud) fonlten lie nidt
picl gcgcn ba5 iuiitbcroe Clement
cllSriften, 5ulrnl oo Dos UuidJuerf
in Dem @ebol5 5lcmlid) oltsgctrodllet
mar. Nabc5u % Mder 2ono moren
bcreits 5eritort. ebc Die Spritcn-
Gompognien Don S~igblnnotowr uno
Canton onlongten. 0ireft i'm 8eoe
Der Slomnmen Itollben Die WobnbGil-
Ter ocs SfmieOebeiiberS Sobn $.
So1cS mo oes @cniiieformerS Senrp
Tieb. Cine gnjobl Ser 9erpobner
Der llmgcgeno iNlnget Die 9Gl,mc
I'M, meld)e iih nobe Dem Wobn6oliie
ocs 2ebteren befanoeu, mo man ret.
tetc es %iorlit. bis Ole Seuerpebr all-
laigte. Webrere f~leinere Siitten, Die
bon Negern beipobnt woren, ipuroel
ein Iolib Der 5lamiilen. Ser 9ranf
begaun liabc Dem norblpeltlidci
5beile oes 8ebol5es, irnrpeit Der @e.
leiie Der 8bilaoclpbio, Wilmingtoi
& Baltimore Bobn, "nie man glullbt
oltrd) Die elmer 2ofomotipc entlteigel,.
ben SlinfenL nclfe Die 0iiide IN
9rnno iestcll,
Spe5iolpoli5i it 8 8aIfei
nnb cin R~epofper.
... 4hI.E' N'. XIII 4. ..||.H. g. E.
Mit Spannnng rpartet cine Mn5nbI
9emoGnler BON arlington alii bns &c,
iultot eines Vcrbors. peld)eS Srie
bensrifyter GntidD oieier Gage iibel
ocn Jall bon Oates Tennington ob.
bolten miro. Ycnnington lpllroe boz
ocm Spe5ialpolijiiten @oob 8nlfel
an lcbtcn Spnrtog uerboitct, ipeil CT
ongcblid nit cttlcr Shnelligfeit BOZ
mebr ais II Wteilen pro Stunbe bit
Ginlico- Hoob. ndbe Dem Glubboiii,
bes ,MurDIdnb Gountrp Clubs.
entlong iubr. 9etnington fplroe BOZ
oem Yoli5iiten ihrnlnt ieinem Mutp'
mobil Dor selt 6rieScnsridtcr enid
in arlinsiou Gcbradlt. Yor oieicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

.
8nttcn, Dem &oni1 bon SadleL be
trcif3 fires jiil1giten Sohter6cn's,
Der Erin5eiiin Mpnicu Ein, einoclci-
tct bat. @ic ucrlalltet, 'cbtc lie cS
enogiiltiq orlrd), bob JIG Oos ainb
olli nnbcltimnlte 3eit, pielleid)t lilr
intnlcr bcbalten bari obnobl ibr onS.
lc!be had Dem urlpriinglidlen N6-
folnnlcn bios bis 5ltrl 0rittet Sebclls.
inbrc perblcibcn ioatc. ScocninQS
entbGlt ooS llclle llcbcrcinfommen eli.
nc &lultieI, luelfe 0cll 0eii6 ocS Sim
oes pom Ocm i"crncren Gerbnltcn Der
0rGiin obbGnoig mndt.
W / b onun Scr scum il a II s.
It Ell Hume q.
Gle groBe &oroc5.a unltouSHcl,
lung, oic inter ben g~llipi5len Der
Naocnlrincn 0elttifen &unltgenolien.
id)oit itcbt ulo iiber ocrcn onl Gam,
ito0 criolAte GroiinunN bcreltS Wit-
tbciluutg gcnlodt mllroc, lit bcrcltS
Gerunloiiung 5l eillem gebnrniId)tcn
Erotcit genorocn. Sbne @enebmi.
qltllg Der bctreifenOen &iinitlcr iino
olli Der %gcnannten s(llsIteuitn1 aud
mcbrcre @iloer icjeilioniltiidcr Mulcr
olls0citcllt iporoen. Sngegen bat Sra
2cppolo bon &nldrelitb, ErofelIor Der
WolCrci an Der altnItld)ule III Stiltt-
aort uto TrGiibcnt oes Telltlder
Giinitlcrucrbanoes, 3. b. Der Se5e'lto-
niiicll. elttihieoenen giniprlid) erbo-
ben. Gr bc5eidrnet buS NusItellen Der
bctrciienocn 0iloer ots eilten Geritof
gcgcn aunlttoft uno @cpflogenbeit,
ii |
% If surg.
1ic MorgenrDtbe elmer id)0nerer
/ Belt lcudtet iiber beu Medlenbur.
acrn. Sbre n1ebr nls riidltdtbig(
gcriniIlpG Iou III eilem oe, mooer.
uen Iiioroerungell mebr cntiprehell
bcn Sintle umgemobelt ncrOen. Wil
otis Sdmerin genleloct miro, lit Oas
cine bei6loiiene Snd)e. Gas Stants.
miniItcritim Weflenbllrg- Sdpperin's
bat 0cn Glltlpuri Der nelien TeriaiIunl
bercits pnllenoet lltb miro i'm Dem
n1d,it Den Sanoitoltbcn 5igcben lai
len.
Gu rf bic2appen.
gns Gori eide bel Notsoom bo
ieirc Seniotion. Ser bortigc Srts
poriteber &iimeuapp bat llnter'tIa
glligcn int getroge bon 5000 Mar
perilbt iino u nit iieine geilte oa.
Neite aeiiift. Die Sppren De. Sc
frnubanten oeuten baraui bin, oai
CT icinen yseg nod 4merifa gcnom
tlletl Daf, ss1-*fe@.4t4s n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
Gcrcinigte SGmgcr bon Baltimore.

SnuptQliorticr: n@ermdnia . WGn.
ncrdor . Safe, YrGiioent ScnrD
@ieiefing, CIR. 22S, pcrl. Goltcrn.
Mpc.; correIponoirenocr uno proto-
foairenoer SefretGr gllbert Sd)mi0t,
Gar. BOG, Gill, Eaca. Strabc; 6inun5-
ScfretGr g. Simmelbeber, Nr. 3l5,
Norb.G ocn.S troBe; Sdatmciitcr S.
Nidlid, 9r. 713, @arner'S trobc;
0irisent Sobn 81. aIcil,. geriomms
lung ieoen 5%lucitcn 5reitog in NO
not. sa fnlrt
rl, .u.'a1l .Irion."
Souptonartier: Stog Safe, Nr.
2O5, &anoper.S trabe. SingitunOe
Wittruof - Sirigeni: S. s. Granf
.9armonie."
Souptonortier: SIR. Ala, Welt'
Sapette.S trnbe. Singitumoe; 0icn'
tags = 1irioent: SSoDn @. Glein.
~, .@ermanie. WGnnerhor."
Sauptqitortier: 8ermania Mdn'
nerhor Sallc, SIR. 410-4t2, Wcit'
9ombaro.S trabe. Sirgitunoe: Don
neritags - Dirigent: 1beobor Sem
berger. l'"
.SroBfnn."
Sotiptaitarticr: Sro1Itnn Soue
Wr. 1000, Grebcrid. aueniie. cling
itunbe: M!tttpods-1irigent: Sobu
u. afein.
gT .Mrbeiter.R Gnnerhor.~
Souptqiiartier: anorcas' Sale
Nr. 3t4. SancocritraBe. SinaItunOe
MitttnohS - 9irigent: ghas. i
Bodlnit. Iun at
.1baIin.W dnncrdlot."
f$aupt1iidrtier: goiet's Sane. Wr,
1872. Sarforo.a pehue. Gi%naftnnoe:
gienitags - 9iriecnt: 5. 6. Hrarif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

erbob Der Eolijiit obigc ~Illld)uloi.
gllng gcgcn BENNINGTON. Die oicicr
onlnit bcolltlportctc. Dab or 0ell Eolis
5iiten u~ntlaotc, III morOeriihcr Nbs
lid)t olli i'm, Eenuingtor gcihoIict
81 bobcn, ais CT leln Illtoylobil nld)t
idncll gclllg jlrln Stlnitnno brnd)tc.
Waltcr bilgcgCn bebnllptetc. or babe
'eilcn Tcoolocr crit abgcld)oINcn, ais
er inb. 0oB Eeltnington fcincrlei Nn-
%ltaltcn mod)te. bos 9llltomobil sum
StiQitono 5lt briligen. gr hnbc lelbit-
perit0nolid niht oilf Eennin1ton &C.
5ielt, ionocrn bod iiber oclicn aopi
binpeg gc'doIIen. Wulfer NOR an
lebten Sonnto9 ipcSiea oonlit beolf.
trogt, ooS 81 idnellc 5ubrgIl Der
9liltoS oni icncr Strubc 5l pcrbin,
bern.
g d) nnfliccn5cn un9gcs
Ridtcr Duncan bot bic Terb0rt
bejiigIid) oller Nrotelte Negen
Shonflicen5en beenoi9t mo 1clterr
battcll bereits nlle WirtGe i'm Gouutr
ibrc 2iccr5cn. IS mnren oieicS Snbl
mcbr Frotclte gegeil Die 9cwiliguil
1emilier Shanflicen5cn %eingclnlicn
ais ie 5llpor, ood) iielen oic meiitel
bericlbeu oird). Niir IN 5lpei SGler
fonntc Der Hid)tcr nid)t umhilr, biI
2iccn5en 81 pcrweigern, oo oie Tro
teitc ollrdJ allslagen bon 3eligcn al:
gcrefticrtigt oargeitellt mir0elt
Mut oie &ernitSgobuug bon 8raocrs
2iccn5cn aprlroe ont lctten Nontol
| becnoigt.
cr1ieoeneS.
Martin u. Dtulligon bat i'm arcis
geriftc 81 Soiuion gegen George W
gronn cine aloec oui 3oblulg BOZ
$4,000 Sfoocneriat tpegelt ongeblid
ungcrefticrtigter Yerboitlli,g uni
tbGtIihcn Nngriffs eingereift,
County . Sdnsmeiltcr s. Gpol
Hogers. ilin., begiln,t ant ndd)itel
Gonrcritng nit Der Collection .oer
Stcuern liir 1906.
Sr. Soiepb ". @per, bon gnlii
more, bot Die aIte @lnpumber -5urm
nobe SbGpan, I'M s.. Iiitrift Dol
Baltimore . County, bie 22o sdcl
eutbGIt. iiir $500 e%ritonoen.
3riebcnsridlter Soiepb .. .&erber
BON 1opiot frnt ari gaDtputag. 5liil
odJtcn 1crrin iein Amt dig Sic
hfnsrihtcr al, inbem erttiiitn( gmts,
els dblcgte. Eg sE SlG2 III
'Sebn ~1qttermet@ Elm 1pIi5iIt ii
ser 8pli5rftdstoa au Gnpton rci&tl
scitern sen gonilaiiidren lcine @c'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

riigte. CT erflGrte, OoB er lid) ooS
2oden ollf oas gntihieoenite perbie-
ten miiiie, rno er b~e5eid)nete es als
onrd)olls n~ngeborig, Oa es mobrbai-
tig feline alcinigfcit pare, pelll eil
Menif iif 1pcgen MorocS ueroltpor-
ten miiBte.
Ger 6ou Sennig bat i'm perflolie-
nen @intcr nidt MIR IN Berlin, ion.
bern i'll 9ar5 0eutid)lono gemaltigeS
MufIeben crregt. Ger 2eberarbeitcr
8drl Gll0olf Scnnig, neld)er mcgcn
mebrerer &oltbtboteil, Miin5perbrc.
den II. !. ~. bcreits mebrcrc Sabre
3ldJtbaltsitrufc perbiiBt bat, fiibrte
iid) ont A. Gc5cmbcr b. S. bel Dem
aellncr @icrnotb OILS ongcblld)er
Sbcr- Snipeftor Heimonn aus Eots'
Dam eill mo peripradJ oieIen cine
quite Steuung, iuernl er 800 Wort
giiroid)oft leiltcn fontte. 8iernotb
bealcitete oen 6remoen, nad)oein CT
lid, Elm SporfoIienblb bon 750 Mnrf
einaeitedt bate. gini9e Gage ipGter
mllroe oie berallbte 2eid)e @ier1otb'S,
Der ourd 5lpei Repolperihiiiie ermor.
set mar, i'm @anniee geiulocn. NlS
Worber pllroc Sennig ernittelt mo
pcrbuitet. N~nfon9S 5ebrlar ert-
iprona ser Moilbmoroer ser 9crliner
Eoli5ei mieoer, morauf cine ion1lihe
1reibjo0O oltf i'm begorn. SdlicB-
lid mlroc Scnnig onn "A. Mars IN
Stcttin bci'm Oiebltobl zines Sobr-
raoeS %pcrboftet, uad)Ocm or einigc
Gage porber IN einem Giicnbobn5ug
olli Srn. @ilbeIm Don 3igepib, Mit.
glieo oes preuBiifen Serrcnbouies,
cinen Northumberland lntcrllommen
ullo i'm idlper pcripllnoet bottc.)
Stepbonp pirb ousgclies
fcr t.
Nus StroBburg folnn1t bic 9tad).
ridt. boB Der ~ebenuligc Eoli5ei-
GommiiiGr Stepbonp uon BORT, mel
der lid nod elmer ongebliden I'm.
tcrihlagung i'm Imt nod) Der
Sdpuei5 geiliid)tet llo oelIen Iuslie-
fcrilng sic oelltide Hcgierltng in
9erlt geiorOert bate, mlnmcbr aus,
gelieiert lperoen miro.
@ie ieiner 3eit mit9etGciIt, mar
i'm Der loIienen Sanuor Stepbanp'S
decentralization, notwithstanding II.
Eoli5eiipirtbid)uit in Sotbrin9en"
BON Ser 9eboroc c%onfiS5irt, Der Ser.
falier ober iel6it ilad Ser Sdppci5
entiloben un0 in 3iirid) pcrbaftct
moroen. Gos Scrgeben Ser Inter
idlagung ioll Stcpbonp oaourd) be-
gangen boben, Dab CT mebrere amt.
lide Shriitltilde lid ollgecignet bat.
@befun0al in W nori6.
,Sl olerboditcn areiicn itcbt Dem.
n1d)it pieoer cill Gbeifononl SIT er.
pnrten. Mie iiber Wtiinhen aus
Wuorio berid)tet miro, furliren BORT
iebr gloubhoftc @criidtc ilber cine
moglid)e Sheioulg Der Che 5niidJcn
Yrin5 Seroinalto bon 9npcrlt lulo
Der Sniontin Morio Sbcrclio, aoni9
suionio'S Sfnelter. Erin5 Scroi.
nono ion iih %fortndbrcnb betrillfcl,
Ieine 6emablin inluItircn, ia iogor
priigcln lllo ein odd robes 9cllcb.
men 5llr Shou tro9en, ooB oerortige
Serbdltniiie auf Die Gnltcr nid)t ntebr
ongcben. Die &onigin.0tuttcr BON
Spanicn rihtete oesboIb einen 9totb-
ihrei all oen Sotcr ibrcs Sdmiegcr-
iobnes, ocn Grin5cn Ioalbcrt bon
YuDern, i'm erilld)elb, er modtc nod
Maorio fpntnlell unb icilem Scrrn
Sobn geborig ms @emilien rcoell.
@crn lid Oerlelbe nid)t before, Oonn
bleibe fem altoercr gltslpe8 als Die
SdJcionng ilbrig.
Grfreulifercs bort ma rnlt Den
llnterboltolungeli, neld)c bic Gr.
aronprit5eiiin Souiic, ictlAc @rGIin
Wontlanol 10, nit ibrem gcld)ie0cncll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

lialtoiion cii mo an lcincr Stcac
mlroc ST.. Nltronocr Nrolul ais Fos
li5ilt ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02
a2oclllt.Ioint N1l1nerdor."

GouptQhnrlier: 3midcr'S Sale,
Gle Gllbc. mo gnoreitrabc. cling.
lhui0e: Mittpo6 gbenbs s ltbr -
0;rIgcnt: Silbert GriippeI.
.arbciter. 2ieoertoiel."
&ouptqlortier: 8ol5' Saqe, Nr.
40S, @clt. 2crinatonltraBc. Sing.
ltunoc: ~3ieritogS-0irlgent Subert
Nriippcl.
.Welooie."
SauptluortiYr: s. Iics' Saqe.
Gde 2opltraBe uno 9elair . Marft.
SingItunoe: 9onnerltags = Oiri.
gent 3. &oroiliS.
.0anprii1cr NSmerdor.~
SanptQrnrtier: adermaun's Sone,
Ode bon Caroline uno @~ougbiiraBe
SiEgltunbe: 0cnnerltag Gbenb
0ir!gent: alI0ltit Sdlneioer.
,@crmania.N luartett. Glub."
Sonptqrartier: Ieienbcre's Sauc.
Nr. 1fG, Noro Eacaltrobe. Sing.
Ihunoe: 3icnltagS = 0iriDcnt: 5.
&drolus.
5ilrnncrcin .Soripdrts."
GorlpGrts /. Sale. Scr. 7~32--734.
elt.2erinatontraBe.
.Wee0er.8 eiangperciit."
Souptqlturticr: SofIntatm|'s Sale.
9olp. uno 8orrelt Strabe. cling.
Itnoe: 9icnItogs- 9irigeut: Suberl
ariippel.
.1o5ort . R1nnerdor."
!Saiiptqnarticr. Nobert 8oHmer'S
Soue, 0r. i02t-t923, Orleans.
S.roBe; StngIrunbe ieben Gonner'
tag Mhcno; Oeo. Eohlmau, Oirigent.
llntcr Iumeitifcn. Die.
uer: 9t}ic Ncldltt Shnen oeim Der
ncltc Giihtiitrnuf. Marie ,0pnS
1910 gar itldt. f5iir iteineii Shat lit
et piel 3u fleinl'
/ asafe, snr, Relic ins Muslanb befurst DE-.
aaine, VT. 4t3, Sit.Saitia nc. strnhs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

aale, Snra Heiie ias Mnsfanb teforgt Ge.
3iaine, sir. III, Sit.SaitiG q .strphe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-02

SouptQllurlier: 3pidcr's Sale
@de Cube mo gnoreitrabe. cling
itllr0c: Wittpod Nbenbs s ltbr -
0;rlgcnt: Siibert GriippeI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-10

Ws-ch tEs W1rId for Sozs-hinr
Do-1s Z re zsTt fsE dzTs !: TIE MI
lsr-E-hridgs-LozE sozps1T s sore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-10

H---1-s u >=- q Had -1o1s-
--s- --- --.-- r-= % tie Pa-see
-.-s- --e1-s -----=. s-5.ss.
--s--. ta= l-t - l-=c- Nov
--ag z U--=r-l-esr. Z-l5-,f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-10
DINNER AND BAZAAR

The adiss q tie G-id q Tri-ftv
Episcopal eaurrh VII eve q sis-e-
aid bazszr @ IuesdsT. tie 18th u
this moth.
Ire pace ard Esaa VII .. az
ng1zeed i.isr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-10
Fo2 sALE-BUEEA VISTA

Les ars selling fast tsszzse sc
chezv 80 healthy. SC high and d-y. and
Sc desirable II every -zy. CLARK Nor-
nzz Z Jcpsz, CT MoTtrzJ 2szl.y Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-10

tr Eaz-sr-=Ee Han an 8aa-
VITA ne -zrI- -e1r=,i- far---- Eei "a
-7f->Fltr's PREMIUM. sEssr. te--
Or. 1e-e-a-s- Gave yo1- dealer a- u
lsr telaT-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-10
EEALTEFUL BUESA VISA

Hszss cz- e tZ-; tsrs cksz5s-
i111 z1yF-s-s s-ss = c. rszr TzIsz.
C-zrk H1-zz- Z Jszsz. O. Mo-tray
2ezl.T C1zps-T.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-17
To Abolish Child Labor.

From Pennsylvania comes the news
that one branch Of child labor may be
abolished, says Technical World Maya
zine for September. In the coal mine
regions of Pennsylvania are employed
some $4,000 breaker boys, who pick out
the slate from the coal at the colleries.
The Delaware n Hudson Coal Company
has installed mechanical slate picker
in its colliery at Wilkesbarre and the
report Is that it works successfully.
Twelve boys and the mechanical spiral
slate pickers now take the place Of the
three hundred boys who would be re-
quired in plant of that size under the
old regime. The company will probably
place these mechanical pickers in all its
other plants.