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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
Explains Situation.

The REGULARS are published as
coming from the I.lEhth Ward Re-
publican eiub and contain the siE-
natures 81 five mer claiming 10 be
the executive committee - follows.
T. " naanett chairman. ". A.
Bak~nhuA secretary. and J. u.
Spencer. u Muusau and 4. r. Cur
SIS
Certainly. We Hre the Eighth
Ward Republican ciub answered
r. ". uassett to-day in reply 10 a
question. Later hr acknowledged
that there vas another Eighth
Ward Republican cipb and that his
club ~ she namse name Ii recent
organization. soften together pfin-
cipaily 20 nEht the candidacy q
Ef cfirhion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
CALLS IT
FORGERY.
Or. CREIGHTON MAKES sENsA.
HTtoNAL CHARGE hoAiNsr
EIoHTH whRpERs WHO ARE
DISTRIBUTING CIRCULARS
OPPOSING HIS RENoMlNA.
TON.

out ia the Eighth ward the oppe-
nenta II Dr Cflehfcn. the present
councilman wha is up for renoHina.
ton. have undertaken campaign
which both Hf erichton and his
friends assert. IL based upon rank
fraud
f'uf the past several days thou
sanda 81 circulars pufporting 70
have been issued hy the Eighth
Ward Republican club and author
lied b an alleged executive com
mifiee ~ that organization. have
been circulated containing state
menfa which, II true. = auid reflect
greatly upon the character ~ the
work The wards representative has
accomplished in council during his
past term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
PREP AIRING FOR
The WEDDING

wAsn1N6ToH. - G. Feb. IA
Tho story Of a wedding invitation
being stolen and later sold Tor $500
ls denied al the White House Dee
orators are busy on the lower floors
today. aud IRE expected to finish
by Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

rTiuENIN INVESTMENT co
q and q Sullivan ntag
q 90 GO raf verg nsarfy one acre. au
ID faIfif afinn. God sfeum huune
barn rhieAt anH piFeau houses
nD~ sash. bal ten psf ananth
g iaoe Faf 8 lots as.a house All fsne.
"A Sidewalks end eit1 Wafef. grtfu
taass. Terms
s. 80 g rar ~ astss. fine soll Close
8 soW raf ere arra vsry siaas IN.
sith Euasi terms
- 90 fsqs iarse nas lots On Queen
Anne Hnl TERMS
q .soas raf one "a The finest hosneu In
broadway District
C ana q Sullivan niar IT
$50 s.nunM haaarr wifh tors iats.
said ca terms - so 80 100 uaf
Aefk fiHs is4s1 iats vim cts wafer
price only 500 terms - rsufa per
h.sk aaiF o. miautsn ride Takr
car Sea WashinNiuH street e. AHufha
east seattle ssr Gili az offiee. -if
CORNERS on TWELFTH AVE
6 asn. HuFa a cafnaF sos esfAa on iath
Ave ard t-gpan modern cottage
an rear u Doe
. 80 flufa an k.reafn modern house
close SIS Hsaf ths 4aHkaun ~. resrads
district iui iletE Hro us Ger terms
WtNmiIf mos
Haasu 30 caliusn nldr
At a SACRIFICE
4 rev Gfaam huunH lutfu ara 3 lots
Firh black suu snd level. ANYONE car
raier enough nu thlH place 90 Two
years a. pay faf 81 fircumntanfsa
ever whleH owurf hFsH no control
tnmpsia him Co rsrt sith o. at
price fer hsiow its Eaiue. q A. haif
duwn. balance C. suit
" ~ Hsur~F.
rhouta#tnd a Zee North - IT
ron SALE ~ OWNER.
AfaIrfn four ruofu hanar ana fine iaf
an O. Queen Acme lliu fiNht an hul
fine YirH ard garden With fruit
house nearly completed and extra
we'll butt For Particulars addrssa
J. ~ "a city. Sewer connections ali
tn. Is
r. - nours Plane bound IN book.
HN tENTSN W. VOORHEES,.
~ Architect 80 Eitei nldg
80 viii buy new feur-room house
. near Madison street. on eaHr trrna
This De- anap.
fTEHHEftr e UPPER.
iesffsia achrurrman block
Cor Tffat Avenue and CHERRY If
QUEEN ANNE HILL
t1fa tp. on e8sY payments Ter lots on
gih 10th and iith hYes- West
FITZGERALD 4 MELVILLE.
- Lumber Exchange.
Phone Malu ara tt
LARGE lHt. broom house. good view
O. 20 terms must cell See Van.
the NafhsfI opposite Ferry Landing
West Seattle Us
ToN aAfaEaA Snap a.room cottage
and b ruum cottage. Apply ONnss
"a niAaaA lis r. union Il Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
rnEEN SMITH

ttume Buyers Office
. atl tHa gaHh. HeN sfftfB modern
home. IHafvd HHEftau. HsHtnn hill
even fhiHH paid fEas home
3 20 ttrHHtifui cottage new oH
large end nus iaf
= 80 fltu each e. ~ manfhiF nen
Hodrtn hfuHm euitaEe au Queen
Anne hIIl
- iiriHA fhis sHHa g. uiif nffiHe aud
set r. warranty H#sd nffh aiFar fffis
g. % Haaf hadfaHa cars Mf alfl
then hHtid 60 aHlg Yua without a
dullaF Dean ard au terms same a.
TENT
q - $50 each balance iiAe rent. s.
ffssiu HaefHfn FafEHEr. rlusa tn
! SO 80 Haah balance g. autf =
roam anastefn jet etKia fac fisu
stuHe 10 car
8 tHa $50 eaHh ssNnun cottage =
aerr Sod gfuHnd eiusF g. ear
8 so 80 zach sHaHfn modern raf
taFr usa laf ts1ta MaHHaHa care
. - SO sash fassfu mnaefn haHae
cement ssae nntk nHhf James Street
fsuwef House
fsa Zach . iots. close 10 Madrona
ears
See be- faf hnutfs
IHENM 3 SMITH.
WalAef fidE
Main iaz "a 90
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

mii the charges. bot plead ls..,.
cation 'aslifi-
The lid has been put on S,,.,,.
BY The district attorney. ana ~
rests we're made last night a.lsl =.
viii be c'pasf sundays ana - -.
Vnmeut driven out 'iss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
PUTS THE LID ON
SALT LAKE CITY

OGDEN. Utah. Feb. "A Fred
Chambers. president. and Council
men Moyea aud Craig are ON trial
here FOR taking money from The city
Tor sitting as a board of equallza
tion Tho defendants virtually ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
ANOTHER FHEE EXCURSION nc
LAKESIDE CITY

ANOTHER FREE ENCruHIoN To
tsAkEklHE CITY.
sunday fHhruHrY IA steamer Acme
eil leave Madison para az o. m.4
p ga. T. m and 4 o. ga Get TICK
sts hf afficra ~ undersigned. buf -
With ar without tickets
Murr than 49, people un the grounds
lart SUNDAY and ninrs thau q traeta
Nffr aaid
lake frontage has hlrradr become
hara g. get auh nome can COIN
narc with l.hksslite Iity 30 point u
price. eies and quality II soil
wax nE VASfEH DAVIS 90.
= = hANHH Manager
starr luFH MaiidinE aud
q. " RANDALL ga Alaska ilofh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
Y.a.,ahl,,

Yakima burbank potaiaee. tx "a
q % peg tom white River polafsss
OF ftfffs ~ per ton Ysll8w nansr.
onlaHH No 8 sssil = ~ cut. besss
aaffH sack naH Nhite tafnips sxrE-
-. rs6tabaEaH per sack. &c. c4M
cabbage par -, e. earrpu. 80
sack. sssfssc. parsley pr aos Ss:
isttuet. uG.gtzs. parknlI&. f,sf satE
stoufl garlic pr o. = curgmsefE
lsok 8 ba2 .. Hubbard squash. :.
gAc California eslerg. PET aaz a0ex.
ic. harasradish. per i. r. sass
rhuisafb per Ia. lee Walls wanl
spinach per crate. g aHi 2 esas.
fsowff. pr crate. 8 lea- IS Srsichaksk
~ fefate 8 %. sproutf, e'suse.
Fruits
uanaaas f0sa1id. extra fancy A.
fltr pr box g. - fancy apYies ~
boa s. Lea. - choke eppies. ~ la
T@t - eockinK appler psf bef. Ec4
81 fancy iemen. per b.. 8; cheaet
lemons. pgr boz t1tf4b. fancy asssi
oranges. fox. 8 aadz- =. chnses orAnxss.
per aux 9 sasf. =. tauEsfsne eTsnssk
rsf box O. IT, Aaiasa grapes ~
bid & si8ssa: smyrna flga. ~ h.
fgWfsa fancy 1-ih basket f3Fr N.
California nhiir frs fa-ib butsx -
in. CO California tarks. asih teta ~
lh. - sa-ib boxes pr II 81 IA
cariaas & I'D. eagtoFs =
% oa@s1 8 .. Ha!lowee aass ~ =
pc taK. uE package oates ~ tax
i cfanherrieH. per bbl - fsf ber.
f41n. eucngnuts. per Goa sa99tc. Eins-
applea g SOS
EGGS
strictly fresh ranch tErs pw d.
Ete Eastern. per dez i*f1c
Butter ard Cheese
fEaahfnefnn creamery pafter. pr \
So fsaafffm. freNh hrtck. pef IN It's
Eastern. fresh tub per q, DC nneA
huttfr pr ih iesi gae stcraFe Eastern
fuh per ih SO &c. neN Misccasaa
long horn cheese. per T. " VITA
,,sr les iee. youne Amsrica - Il iis:
nrw Daisies cheese. per ID Iic; rsx
cream brick cheese pr u. f'c' hocx
saias per a. ikc. imhurEer, per y llr.
Ncw Nark CHEESE. PER u &c; Ia
NOOK. per %. lie
Poultry
Live cid chickens. per u ls6its:
sprinH per ih lie. live dressed pr n
fdftf-e. a. pens. per % Il, trci IN -
sioH. s. asElt ike TURKEYS. rer D ~
~ lIsc dressed. per lh is4-iei ass
weone PER Va. Ice. hTe drfksed. Pr \
isttsIise live dueAs. per 10. i@9lisi sis
dressed. per lh lsaisc.
keats
Steers. per n, exc cows. rsr u Aa9
C.. reaG per ~. eIieifc mnttan ~
h kiss5r spring lamb pr u r.
drtsrsd hogs. per u sc.
Live Stcck
Wethers sheer PER IA. sac swes ~
%. sastzc. steers. per lh titc ueEt
per lh aisn &C.. calves. pet ia a4@s
lambs. Per head s.
Fish
WhHhuf. per 10 &C. sainaa iicrt
drcrred per 10, faMgi lie. fruKen slFr
salmon. per lh scs ChlnOnk eainaaA ~
h.. - founders. per D. Sic nlsS
per ih. assc rock cod FER y
ehfffuHH. per IT, eliaci ffazfa 40
red. per rs. S.. linK cod per "a s, 8
yer rmgitN ta6c per II gsaf.
o4stera. per sack. 81 -.ia 8, Ls-A ~
ral. clans ti.G per sack. Ddassass
Gratis. s sIi.sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
The MARKET rs

Easiern Washington harley Ia
been eornered BY Dayton spseula.
tors The price nov is about tg4
above whai Il should be aadn no..
mai conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

REPORTS READ

CHICAGO. Feb. 4-statiEtieal
reports OF the packing house opera
lions and earnings were read 10 the
Jury today by representatives Of
swift 4 Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

IL NlNW FffsIFo IT : =
Hay Eastern Washington tnah.
tis tssr ton. Puget sound tstA y
ton. double compressed hei.s.a
Washing on. 81 per ton. Nht-' -
rs ref ten. alfalfa SIS PR ton
pafH4 eastern NnahlnEfon g u
ton. punrt sound. So pcr ton -
Harley Rolled. So per ton. Nae'e -
pfr ton -
corn Whole. adlfsi per ina. 1850 ~, =.
t14s pet ton fccd meal 49, y
ton. "a ~
Wheat Feed. sc per ten 9. -
meal SEA per ton; midtliugA
ton. bran. 81 per tom shorts - -
ton. ehcIprd feed. tzt+ssi pet ten =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
reel r.ta,. Continued
coME our oMonnow

-
COME our o1oRnow
And look over Capitol iim Addition.
DIV no. D.
ssi home district In o. city.
No fiata. No stores.
Just simply residence property
Take Capitol Im car 90 Aiaha street
and So east 90 the
LITTLE WHITE oFFicH ON THE
NIL
our saiesmaa viii be there
Prices ts % a. 9 30 per front foot
Street grade and cement walks paid
water and sewer under III. bonding
system sYear plan
u b TURNER fNVEHrMENT co
a - Gfaham. pfss
~ Is Turner. Maf
- - Lamtsf Exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

fNN RENT 3 reem house. On seth aV
hleek trum Madison - o. per me-
ihVludlhs water Hlomakea 4 Efirks
aun uett Wash I,da
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
TAKE CLAIMS To
ANO Their COURT

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-THE
house judiciary committee has re-
ported favorably the Kahn bill. al
lowing American aealera 20 take the
nering sea claims into the Ninth
district circuit court.
Fer sale-Reai Estate.
HOUSE AND GROUNDS.
Garden. fruits. poultry. all in ahuuds
unrC can b. pruiHrpd. 4 cuHY house
81 live Ia islxaa fronting wide uice
streets Good ueiEhhofhnod Cars
convenient A haus ike aeatua home
FOR s. toa Immediate delivery ard
poHasusinn THIS FOR A VERY
PROMPT nUNEK ONLY
CHAIR Ia SOMEHg COMPANY.
tai-g Alaska building. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Fer -Ml,ssllseeous,
q n WuIaAMs
SASH ANp poor nARaAiSs
WINDOWS

nave HNlf NHH price.
hoefa aFp hlEhsf hHt I am siiil selts
inF at the same ufiFr
Cross panel doaFa. Zoe ell finiah 81 a
per daaf
t'r,sa panel doars f0r paintinE s. 70
ser door
NlndaN frames. Tor weights. 81 g
MluHHN framfH. piafu 81 a.
I srH g. auY ems auH : have nnlf one
pFitv. srHd Zoe pfier lists and aHF
frum M az a. iaW a prieu as year
nearest dFaigr can pnsalbi2 purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
FER R.e,- neu...

!. ROOM cottage Furnished. plane
tarFa fanEts pn car line tan Inquire
NJ MuWrN over bakery al Nt View
atstifn uttrn axe IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

{. N. lehndcFfs. cigar ssers. pie
essend sNshue.
- ~. Nailsr. at pailsrd avenue,
eepeste city halt
Prevent prvp Co. tWtnu s'fes'
aaa Frement avenue.
fhss Asrris, at fos,ctties, Rsn'
iiSs gas,lnke. Eastlsks orue Go,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

FoN NFNr faem5l 0ais. new maa.
rrn Nltn sac iath Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

8 ffl-5-foorn c0ftaeH. two aeres. city
water. barn. chickens. coop yard
fruit 2 miles from car iiun. Robert
lis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

CHEAP HOMES
4 = cam aiiupH sainK in an e u.
tfIHimHua HeaanH Gardens. smHinY-
ing about 80 uirH VIII make fhr
Land valuable large tracts ever Co.
feet IONS aHiF gifh au terms - o. Na
PR month Fwrnfe HatepwfH on the
EfaHrda uaHii sold aHI. also need sew
fHai more mHr af aua-i vases sill
cell houses HH terms - g. Pct month
Take new Heufnn car 60 ftHwHmirh
bridge ~ sail 81 Humans effieoa
Dr. Times hlarh az ones. IF
CLOSE TO YOUR WORK
uaY a iot no n now and make a IA.
ginning toward a haue Mo have =
let ~ cheap loiaaana PETE nriert
ffHtn. rauelnF in price from fsa M
located within twu ard three hIoCk =
~ tho following car lines FORT faw-
ton. Lake Union Madison street ar.4
nalhlrr boulevard. To De- aald on
terms.
HERBERT n UPPER.
in-ii-ls HchTuffmau Hlaeh.
Cor Fret Ave. and cherry If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

BOARD and room Tor two isio sth AZ
Ii
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-01
THE WEATHER
FOR MARCH
RECORD OF WHAT HAS OCCUR
RED AT PENSACOLA DURING
THIS MONTH FOR PAST Is
YEARS.

The following data, covering a
period Of 26 years, have been compil-
ed from the Weather Bureau records
at Pensacola, Fla. They are issued
to show the conditions that have pre-
vailed during the month in question
for the above period of years, but must
not be construed as a forecast of the
weather conditions for the coming
month:
TempeTature.-Mean or normal tem-
perature 81 degrees. The warmest
month was that Of 1897, with an aver
age of 66 degrees. The coolest month
was that of 1885, with an average Of
80 degrees. The highest temperature
was SO degrees on March %, 1884. The
lowest temperature was 25 degrees on
March 2, 1880. The earliest date on
which first killing" frost occurred IN
autumn, November 18th. Average
date on which first killing frost oc.
CURED in autumn, December 5th. Aver
age date on which last killing frost
occurred in spring, February 23rd
The latest date on which last killing
frost occurred in spring, April 9Th.
Precipitation - Average for the
month 5.44 inches. Average number
of days with OF Of an inch or more 10.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 1887 inches in 1886. The least
monthly precipitation was las inches
in 1904. The greatest amount of pre-
cipitation recorded in any "a consecu.
tive hours was SAT inches on March
IA and Is. 1902
Clouds and Weather-Average num-
Der of clear days, II; partly cloudy
days, 10; cloudy days, 8.
Wind-The prevailing winds have
been from the southeast The aver
age hourly velocity of the wind is 1912.
The highest velocity of the wind was
81 miles from the southeast on March
%, 1901.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-01
La erippe and Pneumonia.

Pneumonia often follows Ia grippe
but never follows the use Of FOley's
Honey and Tar. 1t cures Ia grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Ask for Foley's Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute Of
fered. Mr.. G. Vacher, Of 157 Osgood
ST., Chicago, writes: MY wife had a
severe case of Ia grippe three years
ago, and it left her with a terrible
cough. She tried a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar and it gave her imme-
date relief. A so cent bottle cured
her cough entirely" Refuse substi.
tutes. w. A. D'AlemheTte, druggist
and apothecaTy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-01
CRESTVIEW
SpeciaI to The Journal.

Crestview. Feb. 27.-Quiet a crowd
Of cur people are taking in the festivi-
ties at Pensacola.
Mrs. B. H. Lindsey is visiting hef
mother at Caryville this week and Mr..
Lindsey is patching.
The stock of goods of the Cox
store is to be put Up at auction on
March 2.
Mr. fitzpatrick. dispatcher on the
Y. R. r. r.. has just returned from
q visit to his home at Camden, Ala.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Neel on
February 20, a girl. Mother and child
both doing well.
Mr.. Robinson of Clio, Ala. received
a large sawmill at this place last
week, and will erect same about 80
miles south of here at Green Pond,
Mr.. Robinson expects to put in quite
an extensive saw mill plant as soon
as he can get the necessary machin-
cry on the ground Mr.. Robinson has
q vertiable forest Of virgin timber,
and will ship his product via OhOctRw-
hatChie bay.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-01
The Original.

Foley & Co, Chicago. originated
HoI4sy and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the grE/t
merit and popularity of Foley's
Honey and Tar many limitations are
offered for the genuine. These worth
less limitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gsnu-
Ene Foley's Honey and Tar is in yei.
4cw package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. 1t is the best remedy
for coughs and colds. ". 4, PA1em-
berte, druggist and a2othscaTy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-01
AmMSemenkS
5@&a3a2aazsaxzxa&34ssass5as5sssa5ssi5
sheparFs MOVING Pictures.

Archie l. Shepards Moving Pic
.tunes, which come TO the opera house
this afternoon and tonight affords two
SOLID hours Of wholesome entertain
ment that never wsaTieS. The pro
gram. which is made UP entirely OF
the very latest sensational novelties
that the art and science Of animated
photography has presented TO the
world. embracing beautiful scenes OF
travel In foreign lands, excellent
dramatic PRODUCTIONS and sparkling
comedy creations. Is presented with
al the realism that advanced ideas
and improved mechanism can pro-
duce, every scene being an artistic
masterpiece. The pictures are all life
size and Efelike. fllckerleSs ana
STEADY. and every sound represented
IL the pictures. IS accurately repro
duced by recently discovered mechan-
seal devices. An especially prepared
program viii be presented for the
children Al $3.50 p. m Among the
principal features OF the program will
he Che new sensational production
The Train Wrecke1s." and the story
picture Stolen by Gypsies."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-01
~The MaYor Of Tokio.u

The costumes seen in Richard
Carries production of The Mayor of
Toxic" are acknowledges as being
one OF the most beautiful and costly
wardTObes seen on the American
stage today.
Spslgles Of every known color OF
the rainbow 5edeck each gown to an
exceptional degree. over three million
suangleS are used in the entire prOduc-
ton and Miss MaEBrettes gown worn
sn the 6rst act alone carries over
thirteen thousand Of these varied color
spangleS that weigh seventeen pounds
3 and seven ounces
HsnsacOhans who have enjoyed the
hospitality Of ne home Of Mr.. and
FAIns. Gilbert Lloyd IN Brooklyn, y. Y,
pwi7l be pleased to learn that their
'chsTming 1dnghtRr, Miss Ethel will
-appesT IN RscRrd Carls,s splendid
Iproducion --The Mayor of Toxic Fri
dRT might, Aspch-2. Miss 5iOyd is 4
SgTsnda aaghheV Of thes5abe~C. II Hig-
Fms, O. WiaT1t1eton. Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-01
Jsnss olSeiH = - crIs.o."

Jsnrs o'HeiH and Monte Cristo"
James ONeiu and Monte Cristo. -
are 70 closely aSSoGt3ted in the public
mind that 81 Is hardly necessary to
SAY anything sbout the play or the
actor u Is the manner of the prOdUc-
ton that is 70 be discussed. The
great play has been given q most
elaborate mouoting and its production
here on March g, is being awaited
with intsFest. he big scene OF the
second act shows the Chateau off. the
6oTtress prison where DANES Is con
6ned fcF seFslteen years. The storm
effects are fsEr6omely realistic. The
fourth sct has RahEFs aroused the
most Edninazi0l. dt is-o supsrb bail
HaaEn scene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Terbecrcnocr Wplfcnbrndl.

u / d) III onb 3, So, %. Nop.-Ginc
@oiierboie, pcld)e Gienito9 Nod,t
uif oen sSain Wountoir, bier Weileu
BON @urpbp. nc, nieoergina uno
lid IN r~aicnocn Stromcn ilber Die
benadborten Srtifaften erguB, bot
ihredlid)es llnbeil angeridJtct. Gus
&eim ppnl q. &. Gormuca. om 6uBe
oe$ 9eraes. lpllrbe mie Elm &ortcn.
hols meggeifiuemmt, mobci 6rort
Gornipea, lire orei flcilen &inoer
unb 5lpei auf Seiudl meilenbc 0t1o'
den rnl's 2eben fnl1elt. Nuc Siplal'
len bes SuuieS mareu i'm tiefiten
Shlofe. dis sic reibenben @olier oiif
Dos Sors nieberitromter. Gorniucll
allein bate 8elegenbeit. lid 5u ret.
ten, 10 ifnel eing bos @erf Der Der.
itorung Dor lid. Crit neniee Miril.
ten ipGter erfuhr Der llngliidlide,
bab er nit einem Sd)loee ieiner gait
SEN Saniilie beraubt morben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
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in meld)em Der Continental .Gongrcb
in elmer ser id)meriten ;3eiten Der &c
polutionspcriobe togte, inter eine
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Notb gerettet,
Gem 9urgeb Scr Srtid)oft
@oibington, 80, lit per Ioit cine
@oQcnmoihine 5ugcianot morlcI,
meld)e jcbod) bel Der Seffnung nid,t
erplobirte, Mon mod)t Mitglieocr
Der yShhpor5en @ul0," ipcldc id)on
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Vranoitiitungen in poniifen Sdrcf.
fen ueriebt; einer oopon nn6tc
ourdI's 6eniter III Gin ~Gettungsneb
Der 6cllcrpcbr ipringen, Inn nid)t in
Den Slomnlcn um5ufommert.
Sn SdJenectnbp N..Y, bot ser
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pcrldufien, Elm gruBes Sdloufcniter
in einent Experimentation 5eridJmct'
tert. Gcintp muroe perbaftet uno Den
acknowledgements iibcrpielelt; cr
fam fiir ieinen elders bier Sabre
3ud)tbous crboltcn.
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leben0ioem 9cibe perbrunnt. Mot
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