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Proposals.

ID. c. Washington. d c. Feb IS. 1906
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received
at this office until Il O'CLOCK, NOON,
MARCH g. 1905 to furnish 800 tons of
eight-inch cast-iron water pipe. Speci-
fications and blank forms of proposal
may be obtained at this Office. HENRY
B. F. MCFARLAND HENRY L.
WIsST. JOHN BIDDLf, Commission
srs d. 9. fe13-6t-exSu
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SAVINGS BANK ELECTS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
directors of the Potomac Savings Bank
was held this morning. The newly
elected officers OF the bank are as fol-
lows: Joseph G. Waters, president;
George w. OfTutt vice president: George
G. BoteIer. treasurer. and Isaac E Shoe
maker, secretary.
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LECTURES ON BOYS REFORM.

The Rev. Zed Hetzel Copp, of George
town. District probation officer. will. be-
ginning this evening, deliver three lee
lures in the assembly room of the Y.
NJ. G. A, on the juvenile court, the
probation system, and reforn1ato tories.
The other two lectures VIII be delivered
the third and fourth Wednesdays OF this
month.
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MASONIC AID MEETS TONIGHT

The regular annual meeting of the
Georgetown Masonic Aid Association
will be held this evening at Masonic
Hall. The membership Of this asso-
citation is more than 200.
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For SaIe-COttageS.

A COTTAGE IN WoOdmont. on car line; large
lot, Easy terms Price. s., 500.
a COTTAGE in Kenilworth. D. c; can sell
cheap and on easy terms Price. 81 $50.
ATKINSON g. BALLARD co. qNC.) },
s2i 18th st. n. " feI4-tf
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THos J. OWEN & son, Aoetfoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTk IN DOUGLASS. D c
By virtue OF q deed OF trust recorded in
Liher No 23f2 folios. 96i ct seq one OF the
land records OF the District Of Columbia, and
at the request in writing Of the association
secured thereby, the unGersi gned trustees Will
sell public auction in front OK the prem
ises SATURDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH
OF FEBRUARY, 1895, at O'CLOCK p. N
that certain piece OF land and improvements
thereon, situate in the county OF Washington
District OF Columbia, and known as all that
parcel Of land marked twenty-nine (29l on
a plat OF part OF Fife enlarged and called
Douglass as recorded in Ltber IS45 folio 4ss
of the land records Of said District
Terms OF sale. AL cash A deposit OF $50
viii be required at tine Of sale. Terms 70 be
complied with within fifteen DAYS from day.
Of sale, otherwise deposit forfeited All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers
costs.
JAMES f. PADGETT, Trustee
z. J. BOND. Trustee
fe8-IIt eySu
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Suburban Property.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Farm OF 100 acres:
nine miles north OF Washington; near steam
and electric roads; all necessary improve
ments; good land. Address owner. J. J.
FINK. BeTWyn. Nd. fes-7t
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For SaIeLots.

FOR SALE
1895 WILL BUY p FEET FRONT
500 WILL BUY 90 FEET FRONT.
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
18th st has been extended, 14th St car line
VIII be out there by summer. This is a snap
for speculation. ROBINSON & CO Gnc-) F,
6I3 18th 81. feI2-tf
FOR SALE-Two one-half acre lots: also
several smaller building lots remaining I'm
sold at Mount Pleasant Heights The
extension Of 18th st. {now nearing connie
tion); the construction Of the $50 coo 18Th ~
bridge (now building, ard the extension Of
18th ST, VIII greatly enhance the value OF
this properly. Buy now or you VIII be too
late as we are nearly sold out Price 20c
to zoe a square foot. Terms, 500 to s5c9
cash, balance SO 10 $50 monthly; So OF for
cash. Money furnished to build Drop postal
telephone or call FOR booklet" plat, etc
FULTON r. COP DON
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT z. HEATER. Mgr
Colorado building. Tel. Main SO.
fe1I@7t
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For SaIe-WarehOuSeS.

+ OR sALE-wAREHoUSE SITE near new
freight station OF IS O; choice and cheap;
two fronts improved streets and every
inch available. W. 3. TURPIN,
1ss-5s 1429 New York ave.
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Business Property.

FOR LEAsE-FRONTAGE ON ROSSLYN
branch. Pennsylvania r. r. near West Wash
ington, FOR factory. warehouse, or storag e;
long tenn; low rental Apply 90
fe14-st r a PHILLIPS 1905 G ST NV.
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Trustees Sales.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auctfoneer

4
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. No. 50 SEATcN STREET
MORT INVEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust re-
corded in LibeT No. 1852. at folio 500 ct SEQ.
one Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, We shall sell in front OF the prem
tses, on WEDNESDAY, THE list DAY OF
p NJ, lot 81. OF Niles subdivision, In block
Z. Of Bioomingdale. as in Book County No
II, at page lS4, Of the Surveyors once Of
the District Of Columbia. with the improve
ments thereon. Terms Of sale: Ons-third
cash, balance in one and two years with
interest at per cent per annun, payable
semi-annually. 500 required at time Of sale
and the purchaser allowed ten days from
date Of sale 20 complete the purchase
CHARLES +. BENJAA MIN
ROGER T. MITCHELL.
1rrf.vtecv
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day IN the year from foot OF eth
ST. for Fort Monroe Norfolk NewnorT
News, ard all points south by the ST.,
perb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk ar5
Washington.
Iv washington. $3.50 ErnlI. Portsmouth : M,
Iv Alexandria. { 20 pm Nv. Norfolk ~
Ar. TT. Monroe 90 am IN. TT. Monroe nm
Ar Norfolk s 200 am Ar Alexandria s 80 am
Al. Portsmouth 500 am Ar. Washington : am
asEThrough connection made al Nor
folk with steamers OF Old D,nfnI1n
Steamship co. for New York and 0zr-
- chants and Miners Steamships Tor Pc
ton
gzyF'or further information applv -.
- general ticket Office 705 I4th ST col
- orado Building telephone Main-g2lel
or 9Th ST, wharf tteIephcn,- Main-g7c01
JNO CALLAHAN
2d Y. Pres. & Gen. Mgr
". II CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. ACT
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The above sale has been postponed until
Thursday, February Is at same time and
place. ELIHU E JACKSKON
fe2sS,S,lo,4 Substituted Trustee.
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Wanted-HOuSeS.

WANTED for an investment, five or six
houses; prices from $4,000 TO s.. 900. Address
PURCHASER. Times Office fel3~5t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES-Sto
homes. Nothing too small OF too large
HARRISON REALTY co.
907 @ Street y. w no5-tf
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FOUR THOUSAED-Nine rooms. tiled bath
and Vestihule; large yard TO wide alley; in
northwest; your own terms.
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For Rene-0mCeS.

VA kAS&A AzA@SSs
FOR RENT-Three rooms. fourth floor; well
lighted and heated, and tastefuily papered /:
suitable for architect, etc; only SIS month
COLLIES-GUERRY COMPANY, 621 1sth st
NV. fs14-3t
ROOMS for rent for Office or light manu-
featuring purposes. at low rental HARPER
BUILDING. z67 g st NV feIi-st
FOR RENT-Dssirabie Office rooms in the
Evans buildings, 1Al6-Is2s New York ave. !;
rental very low. including heat. light. and
tanttor service. jalI-20t
FOR RENT--Very desirable Offices, facing
Capitol. Heat light and Janifor aerviee.
From IS per month up.
BLISS BUILDING. IS B st. NV ia12-tt
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FOUR THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
corner In northwest; seven rooms and
bath; as moder1. as you can build it.
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TWO HOUSES ONLY $4,000.

One ! rooms and bs tn. gas and wete
rented 5000. Rear house. 4 room bTscI
rented Sc. See these.
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FOR gALEGREAT BARGAIN HERE OF
FERED-2-story frame house and %. 100 so.
# ground on 18th near Mass. ave. Sc, all
FOR s.. 800; $500 cash, balance easy pay
ments: good title.
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Uicbr Ed,iiiSuui1!(c.

SNOcna6urM o. 10, 0c
5cmber. Ger acknowledgements
y DGictoria" ailg bcute 5u 9ridOiac
Ont, in t5 SUB ticicm @niicr lmtcr
2lne al @oro beiinolibcn EcriOucI
cntginQcu Ocm SoNr. GrcibciS buttl
Die Sritc OcS 6nbr5cnaeS ciugcitoBcn
9tem Yort, 70. 0cjcnl6cr. -
Der nit elmer SnOun1 3llcter uol
0ln}i1 noH YbilnOelpbin bcItimnt(
Oelltibc 6rlhtoanpfcr oEcrngia"
itran0ctc bcutc iriib uti ser .p6bc uou
2onl Bead, NJ. 2lm 9}udnlittnQ
mnrOc cr obuc frcnIOc Niilic llubcifG'
0ilt micOcr iIott lno fonutc ieinC
6nbrt iorticBcn.
Ger aus Mio0leborou1b, eng
I1no. fommcnoe. nit 9obciien be.
iruhtctc britiid)c Gampicr y@no9bu"
liCf bcutc bel Scr Girinbrt III ben Nu'
icu nabc Sort Nn0nluortb al Scr
&iiitc bon Stotcn NSIanO nlf mo lit
nod nicbt luicoer ilott QemorOcn,
Seine %ulc lit feline AciibrIidDc.
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Reuulntiun in Ecuador.

@uopnquil, [, Ecuador, 10. Gej.
- Gie 2ofolpoli3ci perbaitcte &C.
tern cine 8ruppe 6cuoiinetcr Nebels
len, mcld)e i'm 9egriiie morcn, lch
nad 9arabopo, 10 Meilen obmGrtS
pon bier en ser &iiite, ein5uifiiiel
lno BORT einc repohtiondre 9eipe.
gltng 0njiliaden. Gier Der Oi1nner
iprongcn IN Den tSluB, I'm Der Der
baitlug 81 cntgeben, lulO }nel Der
lelben ertrnnfen 0ubei.
@S miro oiiijicll gcnleloet, Dab oic
HeuoIutionilteu ltnter 0em SberIten
Gcgo9 iebt in Der 9td1c bon 9ldnipals
las iteben. 9iepicrungstrllppcn Der
iuhcn lie 5lt lmrigcn llno 5unl
Sample jll 5pinacn OiNucI Scmi.
mario lit uon icincn 9lnb1nNern ais
6ilbrcr DER GeooIrltion proflamIrt
npr0Cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
0mmpfcr oWiOnurd" nntcracaauecn,

BORT &urou Niih, 10. 9c5.
- Gle 9turbriht lit bier eingetroiien,
odB ser Gampier ,Nlnnlrb" Gcitcrn
n1be >}aIe HopaIc 8c9en cine Alippc
rolnte imO buIo Oaraui intcrgjng.
Mianntbait uuo Eaiiagicre mlroeu
our1 eineu 9lcnlorqucltr ttrettet lmO
fanOen uorlGltiige llnterflmit oIi ei.
ncr benadJbarteu fleiuen Suiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
Willctte snm Subc pcrnrthrilt.

Serfimer, N.N, 10. 3c}.
Gbeltcr Gillette, Scr iiberiiibrte Nor
Der icincr @cIcbten @roce gromn,
lullr0t Deutc gum Sooe int clcttri;hcn
Stltbl uerurtbcilt. Die Sinrihttng
ioQ in Der am %. Snmuar beginncns
Oen Nohc itattiinOen.
Scr Otor0er pernlbm oaS llrtbeil
obne libtIihc Grreguna rno mieOcr-
Aoltc bei'm S6lltiic Der 8erlcing
oeiiclben Oie getbcucrung, baB er III.
idJuIOi8 ici. Diorgen miro er nadl
Dem 3ubtblus in 9lu6urn obgeilbrt
mer0en, no OlS llrtbcil poaitredt
uer0en ioa. Seine DilItter, melhc
6el,tc @ormitta9 aus 9cnper bier an-
tlm mar bel Der llrtbeiIsidlllln0 I'M
@eridjt onmeIen0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
strafc fir slunabme uom .iabattcn

)iem Dort 10. Ic3embcr.
s. 0oooloe GOgar uno goipin Gnrle,
DlitglieOer Der 6irma @ln. j. @09Nr
& Sous. 3uderbdnoler bon Detroit,
giidl, betanntea iif bente Der 2ln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
&opipeb,
Tranenleiben,
llnbcroanli9feit,
WaQem>QeiDem,
0eritopinng,
9Dspcpia
iiilo alr eeberIeiDelt.

@eobdden Sc Die foIaenoen SDmpiome. prl.
cte BON Grfranfliugen Der Serbauiinas.crganc
6erribren SerItopfunn nab Snnen ecridbtct.
Sdmorrboloen, Waaeuidure. Geiaune sum @rc.
Cten, Soobrcureu gtbfcbcr Dor Rabruns. IRA.
genoriidcn, falres slufiioben, gncbIaiicu ooer
6Ioiiern beS Ssr5f6Iagcs. @ritiduneseefiibl bel
Iteeenber GteIIrng, perf6pommenes Sebberm5,
gen Bunic itno 5Iiumern Dor ben stueen.
5teber mo oumpe SdmerjeH i'm 9opf mais
gelDniic eb,ucbentuideluHG 6elb6eit Der Saut
nno Der Inselt Gdmer3 In Der Gete, Der 9ruii.
ben cjlteoern, ur6 pIbbiide @eiitbIe. brennenocs
@etb i'm 5leif1. 6inige Soien bon Raoipab's
8iIlcn perben onS Sbitem bon alien oben unge,
fillrlrfi Ncihen hrireirn .
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(ScItphlcnc tSclopafctc.

9tem Salt c. En., 10. 0e5.
Irei @elopofete, Oeren eineS nobc}lt
$1,000 cntbicIt, oaen lpdbrenO ser
lebten }luci ASobcil ans Dem bicli8cn
8iircnl Der oNonms grprcb 60" ac.
itoDicn WorOcn iein lno Die Geb6roc
beniibt lid, Die Sb1ter nuSiinOiI 5ll
MAIDEN. 3ie 9eamten Der Goutpag'
ME permeigcrn aQe Wtittheihullen.
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~ 92'iae,t
ncrii)affe,s
uollfommenc VerOaunng

Siirb lore euti.biiidisu Giaeui0aiteu itimu,
ltren iie Die 2eber BET Der 9lbionoeruna Der
Sale uno bcren st6IeiiuuG ourd Die @aaen'
Iandle. 9ieie 8iaen in Sofeu BON Siuei bis
bier Stild werocu raid Die 1bdtieieit Der oeber
regu!iren uno oen R1tienter bon bieiem 2eoen
bcfreicn. Gin ober 8pei Der Raolpnb fdeu Bill.
Ien tdpIib bon Semen aenommen. bic an biIiBs
len Sbmer8en mo Irdsbeit Der oeber Ieioen,
uerbcr oas sbitem In Oronung balteu UNI ge,
funoe &eroalnlng er3teen.
sd bin t20 Dleien BON Scr ndc6Iten slpus
tbcie cntfcrnt uno itb tuiinibe oaB Gle mir ein
Subenr S6d6ieIn nit Sbren9taeu fenoen SO
babe Rbenmuii9mS tnh bin ueuu Wonate lang
III got springs aetpelcu. Meiue 2eber uno
meine Meren itro auGcGrffen SD finbe, oaB
S6re Biucn mir beiier tbun. ais ale Wlebi5in,
oic icb f1on Acromncn babe. uno Die Seilquel,
len jniamnlcu gtHuHImeH glbhng5pou
%. Games.
9drQma 90Ia, yuma Co., stri3onu."
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@c5entd
fam poiitiu nuO abioInt fnrirt mtsOeu

lUchn Eobttf9 FctfofI0e SaI0e
benubt utb. Tiee Sdlbe III duberoeM Elm
spesiamtiel geeen Geii6tspidel DhIdlruits
uno ale 0niit.slusfdoltge goOeits eczema "a,
beiten GeIien oeie strdntbeten aus .en Sbiiem
~ treiben. Breis IabIeien uno GaIbe, iebs
30, pOriuret.
Gin aunbe iaqi: .Sbre gebanolune fiji
eczema bat ueiu Stino bpn enem QusidbIng boz
Der Eauer eines SdbreS thatdblid ilrirt
G. y. Rrimnier CT Reter. Stru6e baltimore
da': 80 puroc bon eneIn 5tueiidprigen 9aut
dusiblda gebeiIt."
Warplanb Sumeopatbie Ebarmacp.
Belize BJoue 206 g,orb.eibrrth. ctr
8pei lbiren obcrhdlb oes Nredus eer eaSsS
,Sriiber al asr SoluarosStrate.
Wcbis-t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11

udbmc pot Hobatten bei'm NerienOen
pon ,3uder dJltloi1 utO wltroen 81
cincr @elObuBc uon ie $4,000 pcrur-
l5eiIt. Sie bejobltcn Oas SelO.
9ei0c mur0eu gcmeiniam nit Der
n9tclu, Nurf Gcntral-9abu" lmO Der
.2Guerican Slt9ar Reiiting So" on.
lctIngt, ucld)c tiirjliA nc9cn 9epilli-
glmg BON Habntten um Si0S, 900.
rein. SIS, 900 perurtheiIt pnrOen
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>l,saoluaD'S
~ Yilltn

SouItdnbf o1ue Gei6mod, elegant nberso.
9en tiibren 40. rcauliren. rcinacu, maiden aus
uno ftdrIen JidoluaD'S 9iuen fir Die Seirna
dHcr St6rnHBcn bcs WiuacnS. ber Gieodrme, Der
Ntercn. Der NIuie, bon yticreufranibelten, Res
nommenbcit. Sbnmabtcu. GcritopiuHaen mo
@amorr6nibcn
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Stnrmucrbccrnngcn in Sun Tran'
ciscp.

SrouciSco, 10. Ge5. -
Gin belitc bier nllsgebrohcncr beiti'
ger Oltlhlrm braAtc uielc Der nod
icit Sem tiir5liben GrObeben mo
@rutOc lteben gebIiebenen Wtaucrn
sum @inittr5. Sine bieier Otouern
tootcte cinen 9lrbeiter lmo perlebtt
ctIihe on0crc. Grbebli6cr Sba0en
entitono inn Nnien. uno in Ger Stoot
mar Der 8etrieb Der StroBcnbabnen,
ioluie iait ullcr anoerer &erfebr ourd)
0ie pielcn ouf bie .StraBe gemoricncn
Iriimnltcr geiperrt, Ter Shtrm ents
oohtr 5pci ShnlbGuicr umo mari
altcb ctIidIe fleinerc @obnbGuier iiber
Sen &1ufcn. 9llIi Ser Nai mar Der
Sturm 10 bcitigJ oaB per'hicoenc
6Ghr0ompier lno nn0ere Sobrjelt1e,
cinidlicBlih ser dineIiidcn aricg9-
0idunfc ,98bano So" MIR nit fnop.
per Moth Dem Teroerben entgilgen.
9lnh nebrere groBe, i'm 9at be-
Nriiicne @eid)6itS0ebGuoc itiirjten
unter ser y2nht ocS 0inoeS Hliams
men. Ger TcrhtIt, meldcn pier Der
0r0Btcn @cidGitSiirmcn Ser Stnot
olli ioIhe @ciie erlittet, bcIduIt id)
mi S3O0 coo
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NOb ni6t ,afrieOcn.
Gr-NutidJaitcr ScllHHD Sturcr hat
luichcr bnS WUrt.

Ne1arrt ouf onen icjucu iriibcren
9(ngaben in ieincr Gontroperie
nit bem GrGijOcntcn &oo'cuclt -
Ni0r0er Gillette perua5m geitcrn
iein Sooe&trtbeil. -Stroilrtbeile
megen @lnnabmc Don &abattcn.-
!Q}cbrere Shiife mtergcgungen
oOcr geItrAnoct.- Son 6rouciSco
bon cinem beitiqen Sh1rnc 6cim.
ociutbt. 9Ibcrmnl3 cine Hepo.
Illtipn in Ecuador.
Cincinnati 9, 10. Gc5embcr.
- Serr 9eIlonlp Storcr, Der friibcre
omeritonilrbc @otIhoftcr al Ocl!
reid, ontWortct ollf 004 gcItcru pcrGiz
lcutlitbte SNrcibcn Oc3 Erdiioenten
NooicucIt unO mic0CrboIt nQc icinr
'riibcrcu 9cbolWtlluNcn. Inter 9In0c-
rem inQt or:
r,<h ihcinc, Qlcid) ucricbicocneu
1nocrcn &crrcn, >rclhc in cincn Gia-
snlt nit 0Cm FrGli0cntcn RGoicpClt
Jcricthcn, 5lml NiitHlic0 OCa }lnonio>.
Stub crmGbIt moroen 5u iciL lm0
lucr0c jest in Die ndmliClc Aluiie nHt
Ben Scnotorcn Chamber, liamon
unO @niIep, io>uic ctIicbcn nnocrHt
,ViGnncrn geieBt, luclhc icb crfiibn.
ten. irQcno Elm Mort obcr irAcno cine
6on0Irnq 0eS ErGliOcntcn iu ,lro9r
81 5icben.
SIN Mcitercn crtIGrt Storcr CT 6o.
be bier Eriuotbricfc III icinenl @ciiB,
luelhe ulBcr olem 3lpeiicl belpeilct
oob er nlw Die ipe3icIlen ,Snitrilftio-
nen oeS FrGii0enten 9Iooieoclt bt.
folgte, oIS er Dem Eopit Die Grnens
ming beS Gr5biicbofs Srclono 5llni
&nroinul enlpfobI. Gr3biihoi SrclnuO
bobe ibn mitgetbeiIt, Dob ErGiiocnt
RooleneIt 1T nehrcren llntcrreOnngct
nit linn (0cm Gr5biidoO bop Ger.
OienIt fir Dos n6nlIibe &orgcbcn in
9lnIpruW nobm, luetdco cr Jest oe9-
lpollirt.
Storer Qicbt 0onn eincn 0enolicn
gcrid)t iiber cine 9luoicni melhe cr
5ei'm Yopit Eilt5 bate ino IN met.
der er 0enlel6cn mittGeiIte, CT ci bonn
ErGiiocntcn &oolcuclt 81 Der Grfld-
rlln9 ouroriIirt, Dob Ocriclbc pollc3
&crtrouet oltf 0en Gr5biiGloi rSrclnn0
ais Erdlnten uno 9iir2cr iebc mo
ooB ibm Nciien GrbGhung sur &oroi.
nolSpirOc 5ur NroBcn ScnuAtbntr9
Gereiden luiir0c, 9intb 0ieicr gIloicn}
lei 9lllc3 gut gc1ongen, bis Acluiiie
@ciitIihe in 9trlp Norf oic Grncn.
ming cineS lien-})orfcr ErdIotcn
}ltnl aurOinnl 5u bcfiirmortcn bcgons
ncn. Eic Naitotion bubc no6Acrooe
eincn bipiacH Gborottcr allgenonmeu
uno I'M @eiBen &ouic llnru6e erregt,
nit Sem 9icillItot. 0ob ser 0otidoittr
IN @icn idleBlid 9eopfert mrroe.
Serr 9iooicuclt bnbc ,5relono'S Grnens
nlng gcuiinidlt un0 i'm niin0lib be-
olftroQt oieiclbc 81 ior0crn. Shrift
licbcn 9Ilitrdg bo}u nit oenl SieaeI
Ocr &crcinidtca Stooien oorllrtCr IA.
bc cr ollcrbinAS ntbt 2cGeben un0
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
WILL START CAMPAIGN.
American Rabbis Take Action on Plan
 for Jewish Organization.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 4-The con adopted the following substitute on the synod question:
 Resolved, That a campaign of edu- cation be made in the Jewish press and pulpit for the purpose of organizing public opinion and sentiment for the creation of a Jewish organization whose primary purpose shall be the promotion of the cause of Judaism and for the recognition of the principle that the synagogue Is the basic insti- tuition of Juadaism and the congrega- tions the unit of representation"
 The committee on social union rec commended that the members of the conference be urged to foster in their various communities a sentiment that shall make congregations utilization as nearly as possible a sine quo non for all our co-religionists, but especially for those who seek to stand in the eyes of the community as representative Jews"
 The report was adopted.
 The report of the committee on church and state was also adopted. This recommended that a permanent committee on the relation of church and state be appointed, to have for it's object the dissemination of certain lit erature, and authorizing a reference library on the subjects falling with in their purview, to be kept separately in the library of the Hebrew Union college.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
ROOT EMBARKS ON
 THE CHARLESTON
CRUISER HAS BEEN FITTED UP IN ELABORATE STYLE FOR ENTER PAYMENT OF THE SECRETARY AND HIS PARTY.

New York, July 4-Secretary of State Elihu Root, sailed from New York to- day on the United States cruiser Charles ton on his three months South Ameri- can tour. He was accompanied by Mrs. Root, his son, Edward and his daughter, Miss Edith. He will go around Cape Horn and returning will cross the 18th mus of Panama From July 25 to August he will represent this country at the third Pan-American Congress at Rio Ja- neiro, Brazil. No Secretary of State ever had such an extended tour by sea
 In preparation for the long voyage of the Secretary of State, the navy de- partment has fitted up the warship in d sumptuous manner. Special quarters have been provided for the Secretary and fam fly. The inside passage from the Straits of Magellan to Valparaiso being too shal- low for the Charleston's draught the party will be transferred to a Chilean man of war in which the journey will be continued on the Pacific side.
 Before boarding the Charleston today Secretary Root paid a brief visit to the Mexican training ship Zaragoza, moored off Tompknsvile. d short distance from the American war vessel. Before setting out on this voyage the Secretary re- ceiyed formal call from the Brazil ian ambassador. The Secretary was re- ceived aboard the Charleston with a sa- lute of nineteen guns. The itinerary of this trip is as follows: Arrive San Juan July B. leave San Juan July 10; arrive l Rio Janeiro Wednesday. July 20, leave 1 Rio Janeiro Monday, August 6; arrive Monteyideo Friday, August 10. leave Mon tevideo Monday, August 13; arrive Beunos Ayres Tuesday, August IA, leave Buenos Ayres Sunday August 19; arrive Val paraiso Thursday, August 30 leave Valpa- raiso Tuesday September 4; arrive Callao Sunday, September 9, leave Callao Satur- day. September 10; arrive Panama Sat urday, September %, leave Panama Tues day, September 25: arrive New York Mon day, October 12
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-05
FIRST HALF WAS
 VERY PROSPEROUS HeSitancy Noted Last Week in
 Iron Is Absent CON TRACTING IS GENARAL Buying Has Been Brisk In the Chicago District, Where 100000 Tons of
 Various Grades Have
 Been Ordered.
CON TRACTING IS GENARAL

Cleveland, O., July 4.-(Special )-The Iron Trade Review tomorrow will say:
 The first half of the year. which has just closed, has been one of the most prosperous in the history of the iron trade. While there have been no boom conditions the production las been ex- ceedingly heavy and good prices have prevailed, but extreme quotations have not been made The outlook for the second half Is very favorable. Reports indicate that while crops will not be ex- traordinary they will be fully up to the average, and there is DO reason for be- lieving that prosperity will be checked.
 The slight hesltancy noted last week upon the part of pig iron buyers in some sections, due to the dissolution of the southern agreement. has disappeared. Prices are steady and there has been considerable contracting. Buying has been brisk in the Chicago district where 100000 tons of varied grades of pig iron has been ordered. The Bessemer Pig Iron association has sold 30, GOO tons to indepen- dent interests for the last quarter, and there is very little Bessemer to be oh- tained. The demand for basic also con tinues good and among the sales for the past week were 12,00O tons to the American Bridge company. The corpora ton bought 10000 tons Bessemer pig iron, September delivery, at $1725.
 Numerous contracts for sheet bars at the new price, $29 per ton, have been rnade. The demand for iron and stee bars is active, sales aggregating 75,OOO tons. Of steel and reported by eastern mills the plate market is strong than for some time.