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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12
CHICAGO MUTTON MARKET.
CleaninG-up Time i'm Feed Yards and
Quality Was Poor.

The Chicago Livestock World says
of the weeks mutton market:
Live mutton trade was about as in
ert as could be imagined. Quotably it
was 10I15c lower market. That
Is, buyers were apparently prepared
to go ahead and do business on that
basis but they positively refused to
consider last weeks prices and ap-
peared entirely indifferent as to
whether they got stuff or not. Sellers
were reluctant to concede the decline
and deadlock, that lasted until late
In the day, resulted.
A top was made on a band of So
pound western lambs with considera-
BILE wool at $3.50, but they had to be
well sorted to do 1t. Last week the
same kind sold straight at $3.50, and
the. price today looked like $6.35
straight.
Quality was not good. 1t Is cleaning
up time and feed lot consignments are
largely on the tail-end order. Buy
ers argued that this deterioration in
quality was largely responsible for
what looked like sharp decline in
prices.
To get lambs into the $3.50 notch
| required both quality in the goods and
an effort on the part of the seller,
Up to late hour s6.45 was the best
price that had been developed and
s625 was bid for good lambs. Such
unfinished stock as was selling around
SO last week was declared by those
who had them to sell to be quarter
lower.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12
THE HORRORS OF WINTER IN ALASKA

Mrs. H. G. Klenze of West Park
street has received from her son,
Jack MacLane, a letter dater Chena,
Alaska, April 10. in which conditions
at Fairbanks are described says the
Butte Inter- Mountain. The letter was
written before the recent million dol
lar fire in Fairbanks and the situation
there and in Chena appears to have
been bad enough before that con-
flagaration.
Chena, so written by MacLane, is
spelled Chisna on most maps and is
given as 200 miles dead north of VAL
dez, as the crow flies. Fairbanks, not
on most maps, is 20 miles from Chena
Both are on the American side and
in country which has experienced a
recent gold rush. Both Chena and
Fairbanks are rag towns. The pop
ulation of the latter is only few
hundreds.
MacLane, who is we'll known in
Butte, having served through the
Philippine war with a Butte company,
coming home sergeant. and having
been employed later as an engineer
at the Butte reduction works. has
been an engineer in the United States
geodetic service for several years. He
resigned last winter to go on a pros
pecting trip to the Fairbanks country.
With two companions, whose names
are not given in the letter, MacLane
left Valdez the middle of March
They had money but could not afford
to buy horse or dog. They expected
to pack their prospecting outfit 200
miles to Chena.
Through the Gorges of the Dead.
A major part of the 20 days con-
sumed in the walk to Chena was made
on snowshoes. Fifty miles from Val
dez, the party began to come upon
sad traces of the fate of earlier ad-
venturers. The trail was not crowded
as the season was early, yet MacLane
writes that dead horses and dogs
were to be seen at every ascent. They
saw many dead men and few
women. unburied by the way. They
came upon exhausted parties of both
sexes. begging for food and lift
back to Valdez. 1t was the rush
over the Chilkot repeated, with all of
its horrors.
The MacIane party was showed in
two days at a wayside "hotel" one of
two or three on the trail, which, by
the way. was 400 miles, instead of
200 owing to the torturous gorges
and long detours caused by the ranges.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12

Eo2rd was 81 a day at this hotel.
Destitute women were housed and
paid for by perfect strangers and men
who had left Valdez well fixed begged
leavings about the tiny cabin. The
MacLane party finally pushed on in
the storm after a days floundering in
the drifts, decided to abandon their
prospecting kits, in order to save their
lives. While they were debating this
step a dog team came along, going
back, and the owner gave them s36
for kits that cost them several hun
dred. There were thousands of dol
lars worth of abandoned goods on
the trail, and on them, as often as not.
lay their owners, victims of starvation
and hunger.
Glad to Get Anything.
MacLane and his friends finally
reached Fairbanks to find hundreds
of men out of employment and every-
thing very high. Board was 81 a day
and room rent prohibitive. Hay was
$500 ton and people were letting
their horses starve. There was some
mining but wages were not paid un-
til the cleanup and then, If the re-
turns were poor, only a portion or
nothing was paid. Men were glad to
get work and board, even on these
chances.
MacLane and his friends we're prac-
teal miners, but there were hundreds
ahead of them. MacLane finally got
job on a steamboat. while one of
tn oh
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12
CITY BREVITIES

Wanted-Waltrcss at Hotel Pen
dleton.
For Sale-Good milch COW. In
quire at this office.
For Rent-Up-to-date cottage. APP
ply 209 Garden street.
Nicely furnished front room for
rent, 10s Jackson street.
Piano for sale for SIPS. Enquire
at Burns Bros photograph gallery.
Flood photos csc; flood scene pos
tai cards, for 25c Bowman's studio
Buy a Pianola for your piano. Easy
terms. Eilers Piano House, S13 Main
street
Don't bother with wash day. Phone
Robinsons Domestic Laundry, Main
so.
William Gucre fell off the wharf at
drowned.
For dependable laundry service
phone Robnson's Domestic Laundry
main 60.
$50 Trimmed hats for Fourth OF
July and warm weather, Campbell
Millinery.
Carney & Kennody's cab stand, at
TallmGn's Drug store after p. m
Phone main 20 for cab.
Put Pendleton people to leer
peacefully and in perfect comfort or
3. NJ. o. +. Nuff sed. L C RAIDER.
Leathers' Transfer & Storage Co.
Phone main 511 at all hours. Office
and stand at Gritman's cigar store.
When in Portland stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates 81 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free bus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12

Three million bushels of corn would
be sufficient to relieve the 100000
people of northern Japan who are
threatened with starvation because
their rice and silk crops were last year
a total failure. Nebraska alone could
spare that amount in n pinch.-Ne-
braska Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12
Miss Wilkinson Dead.

Miss Grace Wilkinson of Union, the
successful contestant Tor the Yellow
store Dark t,ip offered by the ort-
land Oregonian, died as reeult of
an operation for appendicitis. She
recently visited Pendleton and was
known to a number of Pendleton peo-
pie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12

Practically the entire membership
of $4,000 of the federated building
Trades unions of Chicago is solid for
Bryan for president in 1905, irrespec-
tive of individual political affiliations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12
Over S16i,OOO Saved.

To policy holders last year. Don't
neglect to save about so per cent of
the premium on your grain insurance
this year. Oregon Fire Relief Associ-
alton. T. l.. Dunsmore, Agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12

The Mystic Shriners of Denver
have just laid the cornerstone of
new temple which will cost $4,000
and is dedicated to FL Jebel. Imperial
Potentate Harry A. Collins, of Toron-
to, officiated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12
nipyple Exhibition

See Boyer in his free bicycle and
unicycle exhibition during "Rip Van
Wrinkle" band concert at . p. m, Fri
day, June Is.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-12

If you see It in the East Oregonian
its true.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
8cietlid ) 9obc.

Sn circm S%nieruielu rGtb Slotteu'
iefret1r Charles !. 9onoportc, oo6
III ieber politiiden Eortei uno in ir'
Dem Stoote pic in Den StGoten Gil,
seieelid onerfannier Bob ~aligeiteat
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nui ioltc @eiie bic Nominations
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die, iiibrte CT mortlid) aus: IS lit
id,tper, in Der Sbat iebr ihlper, OF
gon5 linmoglid. o~icjeniscn MGnner,
,peld)e 81 cirem anutc lid, eignen, 90
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Stdot Baltimore.
ltnterbaltuugs . @esmeiier.

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auditorium. - Stsfc lSpde: 81 qudn
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Observation-Disclosures
300 Nini," 4prtb.Npennr Hub rat.strnbe.-
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lip Sipier.
,Vsabsoh,S onierpatprium. Srcitng. Den
IL. liooelnber, critics NGmInCrmnffsGo n5er oes
0neiiCle SuQrtcitE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
BUR Seabtun0 !

Die Scrrcn @crcins' nnb 2ogcn'
GefrctGrc ,ucrSrn aebeten, alle Ser.
cinsbcridtc oScr Sdriftihide, bic fir
Den u9entidcn Gorrciponoentcn" be.
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Slnacicatc tretcn in beren Ibpeien-
Beit Ditcrs fir bciSr Yartcicu nnlieb-
fame @er,Gscrnnsen Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
Tns Mcttcr.

Siir Wurploro uno ocn 1iltrift
Columbia bcittc idonce fGItcreSySct-
Ter, Gicnitog ifonC5 @ettcr.
@citcrn bctrilg Oic bodlIte Tempe
rutilr 80 @rob Inn I llbr Nndlmit-
tags, wGbrero Der nieorigite Sberuo-
mctcritonb 45@roo nm 3 llbr Nlbenbs
mar.
Sn oen iibrigen 9ituoeS = @etter-
itotiorcn murbcn Die iolgenoc W'ini'
nal Gcmpcrotilr pcr5cifnCt:
Gaitport 36. EortIonb 80, Bolton
40, Nlborp "a. Ncm ? })orf AZ, Bbi.
looCIpbio As. Mtlontic . Gitp A, Cape
Wnp -, @oihington 46, Noriolt 90,
Sntterds Al, Gburlelton GO, Sopons
nab SO, Sodionpiac 81, Supitcr 81,
Sen @eit 60, Itlarta 46, Wortgome.
rp 81, Nep 4. Orleans 90. Yoleitiue
IS, Corpus Gbriiti 6S, Werrpbis Al,
Cincinnati 3S, Eittsburg SO, Ss.
lpcso Sc, Buffalo 30, GlcpeIanb "a,
Detroit "a, Ilpena %. Warquette %,
8reen Ban 80. Chicago 80, Gulutb
%, ct. Eoul 26, Ct. 2olliS "a, Sam.
luS.9itp 30. Smobo 80, Slron 2S,
9ismorf 26, @iQiiton %, SABRE 81,
Selcnn 3B, SoIt 2ofc A, Genper 46,
Nortb gIntte 80, Tobac.Giip 81,
Imoriao 30 urlO Sos Mngeles 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Sm Grade lit Sub e.-llnter
5ablrcider 9etbeiligung ser 2eiotra.
genocn luuroe om Somitog Nodmits
tag Die irbiife Siiue Ser orn 7. go.
pember i'm Nlter BON 6S Sobren gc>
ltorbcnell 6rou Roin Gltfer, geborcne
0rerler @ittlpe BON Senrp Illfer,
pom Souie ibres S1niegeriobneS,
Srn. 8. y. Eensmore, Nr. 1916,
Ganton.S troBe, aus allf Der y2olls
Don Eorf Gemerp" Dem 8ra6e iibcr.
geben. Soitor @iIbelm 9ob uno
FoItor 6rieS antirtcn bel Den 5rall-
erfeierli6feiten. IlS 9abrtuf,trGaer
tnngirten 6reunoe Der Somilie. tSrolt
Suffer mitroe am 10. Sanllar 1888 in
Vopern geboren. Sic miro betroltert
BON elmer 5obter, Sroit Souis n.
Sensmorc, 5mei Sobnen, @iQiom
ilno Nrthur 8. Iufer, lro I Gnfeln.
Bon ieiner @obnung, Gr. 81,
perl. GalternsNpenle, aus mllrbe am
Somitog Atahmittog SCR. @iaiom
Silgenberg ouf Der Cat 2utpn Sc
meterp" beerbist. Toitor 6. 6. Gotb
BON Der lutheriihcn Solems-@cs
mcilioe leitete sic Srouerieierlidfeiten
ont 8rabe llno I'M Sterbebauie. NIS
Sobrtllt)tr1gcr iitnairten sic SS. Wi.
Gardner, @illinm 2iebert, 0iQiam
Siefle, Otto Sdnibt, Sronf Cabins
uro 8ronf Senidpl. Scnrp SanoerS
X Sobne botten Die 9ceroigung iiber.
1omilcn.
Ton Ser @obnung ibres Sob.
mes, Srn. Teter Soimonn GER. 521,
SGonnel.S Str, Canton, aus murben
geltern Nahmittog Die lterblidelt
lleberreIte Der am s. Nopemlber I'M
boben Sitter BON so Subren geItorbes
men 6ral Inno Sofmann nod Der
vSouopn Earf Cemetery" iiberfiibrt
mo BORT Dem ShpoBe Der Groe iiber.
geben. EoItor &Ientme BON Der ct.
WottbGis9irde leitete Die Sraiteriei.
erlidfeiten inn Souic urb on 8rabe.
Mls 9obrtuhtrGger erpielen Der Ia.
hii,gel6ieocnen oie lcttc gbre Die $50.
Tet, Sdenf, 9ebn uno Sobn,ann.
Inter Den 5abIreiten 9lumenipenoen
fiel beionoerS elm prad,tpoaer aruns
bon Der yMonl,nlentol-9 raucrei" oif.
Srun Sofmunn mar in arogelitein,
9apcrnl, geboren uto fam Dor 8 Sab
rer, alS lie id)on ~ Sabre alt lpdr,
oiti @unih ibrer Sod)ter, Srou Sit
niguroe Nidel, Die lid oamals be-
ilidSipeiie in Der alien Seimotb ouf.
bielt. nit ibrenn ebenfoQs betaaten
@ntten, Srn. Yeter Sofmann, ser ibr
am q. Sebrl,nr bieies Sobres i'm !
Sobe poron9ing. nod Baltimore, 100
iie BET ibren &inoern Die liebepolite
Iufnobn1e ialro. Gle truuernben
Sinterbliebenen limo bier 9inoer,
nGrnlid) Srnu aunigunoc Tidcl,
6rou Morie &abn, Sr. Setter Sofs
mann luno Srnn Mnna Soimanu in
Saaiclo, ouberOcm 3S GitfeI uno t2
ltreufel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
@iQiam 6. Geglfec tuot.

Ser ebemolige Gbef oes 9oItimorer
5eiieroepurtementS i'm .llnioii
Broteitontiidcn Soipital" cinelil
NiqrenIeiben erlegcn. - Hettetq
montes Menidenlcbpn.
Nod) lnngem i6lperem 9ei0cn lit
Sr. Wtuiam 6. WcNfee, %eben1olioer
Gbef bcS bieiigen observation-disclosures
geltern i'm Union YroteItantiid,c,t
Solpital" geltorben. Ter 9erblihcnc
mar Al Sabre alt uno erblidte bier il,
baltimore OoS Sidt ser @elt. gr
trat i'm Sabre 1887 in ous bieiioc
6ellerOepdrtement Elm lno leate ein
lold)eS Slltereile fir ieinen neuen
Verilf an Den Gag, OoB er llngemein
raid 9urricre mofte. Son Dem Gaze
an, ais CT in 0as Separtement Gin.
trat, bis 81 Der Stunoc |ieirer Reii9
nation nabm er an Der 9efdmpfuna
Don beinobe icoer groBeren Seuers
brunIt Sbeil. @an5 beionoers seid).
nete lid) Mc9lfee bel Dem eSelter in ser
Wobnlrng bon tSrn. Sames 4rmiger,
Nr. 1906, Nor0.9barIeS StraBe, OH
%. Sebruor 1896 aus, oils er iein ri,
genes Seben ollf Oas Spiel iette, I'M
6roll Irmiger un0 nebrercn ibrer
&inoer oa0 Seben 5u retten. Ser
pAtoro Baltimore @eriGonerllnas.
Sercin" nobm oomolS 9onfesbc,
lhlilIie on, uno Die 3Scllerbeboroe lies
ibm Elm 9anfesi6reiben 5ulteQcn.
Nltb bel Der S%ellersbrun1t in Der
Wobnung bon &oScoc 3. Seotb Ir.
%, @eit.Wount Hopol 4penue, i'm
Mars 1885 5eid)ncte iid) 9bef Mc9fcc
bel Der Hettlung uon mebreren Sonli,
licnmitglieoern ourb ieltenen Sc(.
oenmlltb ans. Canals crbiclt er Die
pom Den &ouilcutru geitiftetc Me.
ooille. PIN I. Slni 1901 reid)te CT in
6olge bon Heibereien nit "0epilicn
Seuten leine Heiignotion elm un0
llubm cine Stellung bel ser ,@eit.
in9bouie Company" in Eittsburg or.
EieIc 9eihaftiguna io9tc linn inoei.
len nid)t 5lt, unb or fcbrte balo nod
baltimore 5nriif. Nm Sabre 1904
lpurOc CT 5un Stnats Seuermorihoa
ernannt, llnb alS iein 8eiunobeitSSi.
ltano iif 10 uerihlimmerte, ooB er
leinen ImtSpfliftcn nift mebr rcft
ltod)fommen fonnte, nur0e er per-
Gr mitroe 5mei Mnl fir ons
9tierenleiOerL luel6eS er lid bel Ell
ltnfaQ m1breno elmer Sellers.
5n5og, operirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Die gebanOIung fir Hbeumotis.
mus. @out, @asen. uno neruoie
aranfbeiten NIT Strablen. eleftri.
Id,em Sift uno @aierbGoerit ionic
elmer griinoliden INSTRUMENTATION
WalIase lit ieit Sabren idon cine ser
mlftlgIten Seilmetbooen in europa.
Gas Sienna Sanatorium, 413 8eIt-
Tapette. Str, lit nab @iener Wiiitcc
init Den nelieiten gpparaten iiir sic
gebanoluns oieier a~ranfbeitcn cinse-
riftet utO miro BON 5tpei in @ien
g~raOuirten s%(er5ten geleite.. ssaIt
ailgenblidlide 2inoerung Ser dmer.
sen unb eriinolide Seilung IN fir.
5elter 3eit lit bas Heillltat oieier Wie.
tbobe. COMPUTATION unS pbpIifaIiife
e~ingebenoe l%lnteriufung fret; Sono.
rar mdbig. @cr nah ser eriten ge.
banolung nidt 2inoerung pcripiirt,
brauht fir Oieie nidt 81 besabIcn.
esq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
Waf9instcnsN sentnr
-beS-
"peatf9en gorrefponoent,"
8m. Sannemann, 1916 Mariou.
Strabe. W.-@.
DO au5eisen nHb 4efteanuseu enteeeen eeusue
met uerben.
2ofalbcridDtc ans @aibinaton.
Decentralization beS
NJ ri0n."

MISUNDERSTANDING beS
nNrton."
Mit icincr gcitrigcn Nbenoltnter.
boltlng bot Der .Nrion" bGtpicien,
oaB IN letter 3ctt cin frtlt)er, Aeiltl-
Der 3ug in ocn Gcrein gcfoumen lit.
3ic Slftiucn Crid)ieren beinabc Woun
tiir Wtann unh Die 9ctbCiIigung Der
Follipen mar cbcnIous cine GlIBerIt
5oblreihc. Goa nohfoIgenne BRO
grolnm murhc oui muiterboite @ciie
orrdgciiibrt;
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unb NJ, Siebcrt uno Climber; @or.
troa, Sumoriitiihes, Sr. 4. q. Hof.
far; Gbor, Ser trdurige 9ua," @in.
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belm nNrion."
20 dngcrbuno."
Illd) Scr 0SGngcrbumo" pcronital-
tcte gcitcrn Ibcnb cine ieincr bclicb-
ten Observation-Disclosures, bel melter
Dos nodiol9enoc Trogramm Dor Ell
mem 5oblrcifen unb b%anfboren 1ll-
blitlrm ourhgeiiibrt muroe:
a. "Singc on Goglcin, iinee,"
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&oien," Spider, nSGugcrbuno;"
Eioliololi, a. vGtuoc," S6Iobcr, b.
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taro Strall, b. nHo moro from thee,
IN glaoneB Or iorrom," Sioifopsfi.
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cas-" U. Slider, Sr. Srie 81. Miil.
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aus "Ginorah," Weperbeer, Sri. :.
u. Gieterid; @ioliniolo, r9ir poric"
IN = minor @icrrtemps, Sr. Inton
aaipor.
6 inncucS Sfficc @~cbGuoc
geplunt.
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Samitag einen GrloubniBidein iiir
Die Grriftung zines neuell Office.
an Der SiiomeItede bon
10. uno S.Strobe erbolten, mcId,eS
S5O0,000 foiten ioa. gn Der gcnann.
ten Stele itnnb friiber oos olte 60
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men.
2emis 9aor q eItorben
2eipis Gonr, Ser befonntc @olons
melder Die CT.
item NGbmoihinen in @oibinaton
Oerfollfte, Itarb an SamItog I'M M
ter bon rs Sobren in ieiner @obnuna
)tr. 1905, S.Strabc. Ter @erblide.
ne ltammte aus GeutidIono uno fam
Ilter bon 26 Sabren no6 Iale.
er mar Elm Sreimourcr mn
]interloBt orci Sobnc nno orei
5odter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
UcI0icnonnacn

tadl GcttItlano 81 Gents pro Warf,
nad Seitreid 20R Gents pro 1rone.
Torio ertra, Sdifisfarten bon uno
mad G~entidIauo. ReiiepGilc. @ed,.
Iel, GreOitbriefe uuo ausIGnSiifcs
8els. Sbcu. $. Sicncr & Go., 2t7
SIt'SaItlmorc. Strabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Sin id5nes nnb niitlides geIdemf
fiir IusehUrise 1T INNER cine Iebems.
eroke photographic pber cine Flint.
lcriid bollenoete Gopic eines alien
yilSes in Grapon, WaHcrfarbe, Del
ooer Eateq. Die idOniten Gabimet.
bilbcr MIR ST pru 9mtenb.
Snlias Sebbcl, Oeutider 8botoerapb,
CO., 321 Horo.U lat. strate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Sm goIoenen ardn5e. -
Sr. uno Srau Snlompn Irice begin.
gen ON SamItag Ibeno in ibrer
@obnnng, Nr. 240S, 9inOcn . s(pe-
me, bns Set ibrer goloenen Sodjeit
ourd) einen ~gIGr3enben Gmpiang, al
Dem iiber $50 gelaoene 81ite t6eiI.
nabmen. W1breno oes Nbenos bielt
Or. Noolpb 8uttmader i'm Namen
Der 3ruiteeS Der Baltimore bebrGi.
id)en 8emeinoe cine N%niprad)e, in
lpelf)er er iiber Die bobe Ndtltng
ipradl weld)e oas Siibelpaar bel Der
8cneinoe genieBt. Sr. ulo Srail
Frice nlroen am 8. Nopember 1856
non lr. Sofbeimer gatrallt, melter
Si iener 3eit Habbiner Der 2lopoitra.
ben . Spnagoge mar. Ger @be eni.
lpro'Ien neiln &inoer, pelhc olle lei
Der Scier am Samitag anneieno mo-.
ren. @1breno oes abenoS conjer.
iirte Ercf. Gmerid's Srdeiter.
Sen 5ebnten Sa6restoq
i6rer 8erm1blung begingen geitern
NbenO i'm 3reile 5oblreifer Sreutbe
rlo Setannter Sr. 9al5er 9eaoif
nnS Satin in ibrer @obmine, Rr.
213, emorpitraBe, i'm beiten @obl.
crgeben. Gem Sllbelpaare gin9eu
piele biibihc @eihenfe uno 8ratulo.
tionen ju uno bei 8eiang ulto geder.
flan8 muroen mebrere ~per4niigte
Stunoen Uerbraht. Inter Den Nnpe.
lenoen beianoen iih: ST.. 8. 9eaoif
Sr. Scent. Sr. 6. Miebler uno SAINT.
lie, Sr. u. Siemonu rno Srau, Sr.
nno 6rau ". Siidtina Sr. uno
Srou :. Selterberg, Sr. uuo 6rau
$. Selterberg, Sr. VI. Guter, s5rls.
St. unO VI. 9eIloif, Sr. IS. @euoii,
Srau &. Siemonn II. u.
@eiBer pom Neoer ge.
doiien. Sobn Spcnccr. ein
ri Sabre alter Neger bon Mr.. lilo,
Goodman . AQep, piro In Der ills.
lihen Toli5eiitntion unter Der I,.
'fuIoisnng f~eitgebalten, ~augeblid)
anf SEQ. Warib bon Nr. 916, Sano.
peritraBe, seidoiien gu baben. Marib
mnroe an 5rpei Singern Der red,ten
Sano leidt perpuioet uno lieB lid
i'm .ltniperiit1ts . Soipital" perbilt.
Den. Atf Die an5eige oes b%ebanoeIu.
ben arjtes bin rpuroe Damn Der Neger
rcrbaftet. 9esterer bebauptet, or babe
Warib III einem HieroeItaa all Sii.
eno. uno Iapitrabe ieinen Hepolper
9ejeisi, nls berielbe lid, ploslid) emit
laeen babe. Warib CAB angeblid, Der
Yoli5ei gegeniiber gu, Dab es iid MIR
rgn elnen llniaa banole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
NcntidlcS WeIh

81 ocrfauien. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
ODER 4.20 Marf fir eiien Dollar.
@ed,'el nno G%reoitbrieie ai1f ale
Siaote guropa's. 8eIoienoungcn,
SdiI1sfarten, IeiiepGiie uno ausIGn.
olldes 8elo. Sbeo. s. 9icmcr & &c.,
211 Slt'gaItimorc. Strabe. (303--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

EaNc 3nr Mciic in's MmsIauo be.
iorsf 6. Iainc, Nr. 413, Cf.yalti.
more-S traac, uabe Gotumtoaie.Ape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-28
Editorial Page Of the News.
THE TOILET

Bunions are due to the long pres
sure and irritation to which the joint
has been subjected. With patience II
can be brought to its natural size.
Wear a very soft, comfortable shoe
The orange flower skin food Is a
most delicate emoiIient, suitable Ior
any complexion, no matter how SEN
sitive. 1t is a tissue builder and does
away with wrinkles. 1t is healing 10
any little surface irritation.
You viii surely find 1t Just what
you need, Use pure CASTLE soap
Many of the medicated soaps are SUIT
able only for diseased skins that are
in need of powerful antiseptics.
The one who wishes to gain hesh
can never do SO if she worries, Is a
assed or permits her nerves to get
the better of her.
Nothing is SO bad for the appear
! ance and general health as sleep In
duced by anodynes or narcotics IN
any form.