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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
I'm ncucu SJcim.

i F6ilo0rIpbtu &uy t. Mug.
- Gu@ ncuc ocutidc G6Cotcr Don
@hila0clpbio miro am 10. Septen.
Der icierlir6 cr6ifuct meroen, lmo es
miro lid Ountit @clcdenbcit bietenL
oic (5cicQicbuft, mcItr Gireftor Garl
Suufc iijr oic SuiioH engdgirt but
mo ucldc aus jlpcilm05punjigBer.
iuucu eli Ncrrcu lW0 Elf Gnmcn, be-
ltcbt tcnncn }l lcrncu.
Cber.&caJiiclW mo urtiitild)cr Sci.
ter miro S1r 2Ibcrt Sdro6er icil1,
mcIhcr am f0uiglihcn 0oitbeoter in
Eotaoum mo ant Stoott6eotcr in
2hu0@brwB tDdtiG 0elueier lit. Gum
9cajiiclw ser 4oiie, ser Gperette,
0rul and Oicic ioQ fultipirt lueroen,
mo oc@ Euitiprla lit Sor. 6elir Sci.
ocL III 0lcidcr Gi2cnidloit al oent
StoottbcOtcr il S0rliB t6utig gclue.
lclL cllQOQirt UorOcu, m06ren0 ais
crtcr Ncl0 uno &icbbober S5r. @up
&obnlicn bon StruIilmb uuaerieben
ut 9lnocrc engagements iiHo:
Bertha &dIoen, friibcr in Oiiin.
hcn lntO 9tclu-Dorf. critc 2ie6bobe.
RIM ionic oercn @otte %uiu1 Sto0t.
Ter; W}orNct &orenp bonn Stoott6cn.
fer IN Gonitnn5, icntimcutolC 2icbbo.
bcrin; 5Srou NuAllte 9urmeiiter. ais
Nlltuno90nne; Wlortbo @corg fri.
her IN gtclu gort fonliibC Mite; Wa.
rionnc Gbnllcr, Sdpeitcr bon &utbi
(ballcr. 5lpcitc Snl6rcttc; iSrie0a
Sable bon ct. 2oltiS, iinaeroe 9ieb-
bobcrin, mo oeren Wutte, 6rib See.
lc, ola jlm0cnoIidcr Gonlifer; San.
IN &cnolop pom Heiibcn5 G6eoter
in Auilcl ula 9toiUe; Serm. 8erolo
ans 9tclu.Eorf, G5iliton $norebeim
Oon ct. 2ouiS lmo Mar @gerp bon
Q(Ihpdlltcc, illaCnoIi1cr @oupipant.
Qic obcn Scnonntet iino nell en-.
guGirtc &r1fte Niebercn9ogirt Iino:
SRI GnIiIir S60nfclo as critic Sou.
brcttc, lno bcrcn @otte. Mar 0oniih
ais iuGcn0lidcr Gbnrnftcrfomifcr II.
9tdtIrbirdc; Srnlt Hind @roid) ulS
fomilcbc 9Iltc uno Sri. @uitcl 90tt-
der. Mc0cn engagements cines ilt-
Gcnolidcn &icbbubcra mo eineaGbo.
rottcr 0oritcIlcra itcbt S0r. Soote
nod in llntcrbonOllln0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
(SistrMit IN hcifcm M0iicr.

Eolr0o, Gbio, /. 2(uguIt -
&m Common ElcuSe@cridt qob bcllr
tc 9}idtcr Nobcod cine GntihciOunG
in Dcn GiHtruIt-Ero3ciicu al, III mel.
der Cr 0Cu 9Iniidtcn 0c@ 9iicbtcr3
&iufnioc in ic0cm @lWttc bcitritt
luO iDu uomcntljd) BON Der gcgcn
i'm cr6obcneu NeidulOiglu1G irci-
ipridt O0b cr ibrCn Mlicuten iiir 0cu
Goll cinca Shul0bcfcuntnilic9 ciu
6ciouocrS miIoe& llrtbcil }uQciuGt
bo6c Ger &idtcr crtlGrtc. Oic DC
houptn1cu Der 9Irpdltc Nc2 (rllitH
iciCn Iddcrlid) lu0 hdttcn llcmoIa
I'M Ncrlcbt por1cbradt lucr0Cn loIs
len G&urC Die Sud)C uidlt all 00a
&rc9Ncridt Acbrncbt luor0en, 10
milBtcu Die Gi2b0nOlCr mumc6r 10
iort ouQ 9Irbcit3bmla uo6 oenl llr-
tbcil 6c@ 9ihtcr2 &intoi0c bc}icGen.
N0brCnO ser SAL nbcr iuhlid olrd)
0ic Gutidciolmg 0C9 9tidterS @ob-
cod crIcbiNt miro, lit Der Fro5cb ted,
mid bci'nl &rei2Acridt oub0uQiN 1t.
6cicr @crithtaboi bat Iid bis sur
O}itte 0ca Wionnta September Der.
togt nod0cm cr 9iidtcr &infai0c'9
llrtbciI bis 81 iciucm @icocrpIion.
mCntritt IllppCu0irt lu0 bis 0u6in
lit Iolpcit Dos Nol3c &criobrcn iilp.
pcnOrt Soutcn Die 9lnudltc Oc9
Gi9trlttcS, mic Ut cnpurtct itcbt,
aud gcgen 0ic Gntidcioung oc1&i6
tcr@ Nubcod Die Ncruilma at ooS
arci29cridt cinlcQclt 10 fam oicicS
Die Sudc enmc0cr }ur no6moligeu
NcrbonoIlng or 0o5 Common
@Icoa-@cridt 5rriidQcbCr, .o0er Die
@crltIlurg ciniod obiuciicn ponrit
Die lette S6ofinlrng Der GiSb1uoIcr
ihmtnNcn miirOc, lcb scr 0oit inn
Nrbcitabnuie 81 Cntjiebcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
,im Snmpft nm5ingclt.

u 0tilleOgeOiIIc, ga, /. Mug.
- Der 9tcger Soc OiorriS. Elm foum
ocn anobcnidnbcn cnmadieucr Sun.
&C. ser filr3Iidb Ocu 8criuh gcmabt
6otte, Die 6omilic ocS 6ormcr5 SEQ.
9Iooomortb umueit Mtacon, @o., jlt
crmorOen, Bat lid in Elm Srnpioifiht
NeIlil6tct Ger &crfol1tc hat icbr
iNIimme gcrlctlmgen OaUongetragen.
lln iemen ShtlpnpinfcI berum limo
&eriolger poltirt, itarfe 2(uIgebote ST
@a9en uno 5lt Gicro, meldcn Ser gtc-
ger nibt entgc5cn foun iobaIO er OaS
lnnuirtbli6e Iidicbt DcrIaiicn ioIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
I'm elmer Ylntfcboc gctOotct.

@put@OiIIe STU, 3. 9(tg.-9ei
Son0 &id, anott Gountp, muroen
gcitcrI bier Wlunn IN Der icit Ionge
Observation-Disclosures ocrUfar-
tins mo Salts get00tct. 9ic Mor.
tin'id)c Enrici, pcIhc 60 Wonu itnrf
icin iou, bat ii6 I'M Socim BON ". ga.
tc5 om @copCr Greet peridan5t
Solltc bercn llcbcrgobe nidt binnen
2l Stunocn criolgcu, 10 miro Wou-
pCrncur NCdGon nm Die Gntlcnoung
bon SruppCn criudt mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
sclb1mOrO in ScattIc
GE' SdatumtsIefrctGr 6agc's SObn
uilnmt ildD onS Gcbcn.
TruHfiu1t tricb i'm in sen 3oO.

Scniationclc 9luttbat elmer Sta.
licncrin in Nem.0 .0orf.- Gribicbt
ibrcn Better oIf oiiencr StruBc.
! Seattle, 8ai6, 8. }ntgult. -
gli u. Gage, So6n oca irilbcrcn
S6obomtSictretGr3 @pmm ). Wuue
bat I'M bciiNcn GOuriitNutel SclbIt.
moro Our6 ciucu S6ub in'a Ser, be.
0an0cn. Seine Diciigcn 9cfonntcn
uorcn 0urd) Die gtnhriht ijbcr 0cn
Selbltmor0 nj6t ilbCrrnidt 0u Der
Wonn Icit GINGER 3cit ltarf getrlur.
fen bat un0 am SUllieruobniinn 0e,
litten babcn 'ou. Gr Dc6lCltc icit
mebrcren Ga0cn beit0noig icincn 9lf.
rntbolt mo rcgiitrirtc Iib imter iul.
1hen Nancl in 0cn S0otClS, in pclcbCn
CT abIticg Gr fam ami Z. &uli aus
Gbtcogo bier on, un0 irinc @uttin,
ipclbe EctcttiO9 al31cid)idt bate, lm1
iId6 tbln 3u Iubcn, crrCibtC Die Sta0t
Dor 5mci (ogCu. Ger Scl6itm0rOcr
lhIcn gcuuEt 5u bobcn, Oob cr Der.
folgt luur0c, un0 cr bot 9(uCa uui
ilnt letnc Spur 5u per0cdcn. Sin
llelter lhlucrcr 9tcuolpcr luor Die
@offc, init lucIdcr cr ii6 0o5 2ebcn
llabn. guBcrocm fun0 man eincn
NroBcn Gold, bier lccrc Shnappas
floIdcn ltn0 cine nod bal6 nit Nbia.
fcp gcfillltc Quortflnide in iCincm
3Innncr oui. (n elmer ieincr Solheu
Battc cr cir 8onfbuh, aus mel6cm
Derporging BOB er $1,000 mli ocr
"9tatioHol 9nuf Of Commerce" 0cpo.
nirt botte, ol5 CT bier onfum. @lm
a. Suli porCn nod S2t1 Oauun
itbrig.
99ic aus Gbicogo NcmcIoct miro,
bcgob iid) Gli u. Sage Dor ctlidCn
Sabrcu BON oort nof 9uuafu uno
ipor I0nGcre 3cit ghtoitor Der o9tortD
Mmcricon Grabbing on0 SronSporto.
tion 60" Scit0cnt CT Dor 5mci Sab.
rem ans oCm Gicnitc Oicirr Gonpu0.
nic trot, Ucrlor nuN i'm IN Gbicago
aus Den 9lltgCn.
San Gic0u, Sal. 3. 9llQuIt. -
Gr Sdobamta Scfrct0r &pnun
s. Gage, pclber ldJ SIT Hoiut Coma
u1tib0lt, cuuiocrtc ouf cine per Ielc.
phon bon bier ans al i'm gcrihtcte
sSrogc, Der gtone oc5 SelbituGrocrS
IN Seattle itmme NIT ocmicnigen ici.
lies SobncS iibcrcilt oQein or baltic
eS iitr bCfrenloeno. ao6 9ticmonO IN
Seattle i'm bcnodridtigte, menn Scr
Wtonn mirflih iein SoDn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
Bum Corporal cridllaacn.

. tom Mnii, 4. 9(uguit. t.-Gine
Spe}ial-GOmniiiion an 0ercn Spibe
Sbcrit Z. u. @ooO, Der Gommonoeur
Ser Marinetrupppen inn G6orleatom-
ner 6lottenbanboIc ltebt. lit erunnnt
morOen, I'M cine llnteriuhung iiber
Den (oO Ocs SoI0utcn Wti6oeI 0o6cr
onjllItcIlen, mcldcr in 6olgc eineS
SiebcS geitorben ieiu iou, pel6cn ibm
Der Corporal lbomaS Scnfins per.
icbte, ais 0odcr ieiner &crboihrng
@iOcrItanO entgegeniebte. Goder
mar aus 2lngolo, N.-O., angeporbcn
iuor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
Gbincicn .ginidlinnggelnng

@eleuo. Mont,. 1. Nugnit. =
0aoi0 @oOper, 9unOe5. 3oaeiunebmer
in @atepnp, Mont., uno Con Gee, ein
Gbineie, muroen ppn oen 8roBae.
ihmorcncu inter ic $4,000 9iirgifait
ge6oIten. I'M iih arlf Die &laae, Gbi-
nc'en III Oie Ser. Stodten einsu.
ihmuggcIn oeriildt 81 baben, su Der.
nnhporten S5ooper iollte fiir ieben
eingcidynmBdelter 3upitrGgcr oen BE-
trog bon $50 erbaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
Ter StrnRcnbubnfrirg in GleuclanO

GIcpelono, O., 3. 9tugult -
Gifter aenncOp entihie0 beute i'm
Common Gleas @cridt Dob lid
0tapor Sobnion nidt Der OtiBahtlmg
Der @crihtSnlltorit1t ifuIOig mod)te,
ais er lebtc Mod)e Ole @eleiie ser
yGlcuelnno electric 9foilmup So" an
ser 6ultonItrobe atireiBen lieB. 81.
gleid cntifieO Der 9ihter. Oab ga. 5.
Springborn. 3ireftpr Oes itaotiifen
oiicntliden Gienites, Den bonn Hid)ter
6oro in Dem Sale erloiicnen tempo.
r1ren ginbaltsbeiebl iibertreten uno
Oesbalb cine Straie bon 500 5u be.
Sa6len babe. Springborn's 9lnpGIte
itellten ioiort 2lntrog oui eincn nellch
Gro3eb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
GrsMaDur Gcldcr Dcrurtbcilt.

Foterion gt..S. 3. 9tuguIt. -
@r. Mapor @m. $. @eIher, pcIher
iih am lcttcn Montog Scr bieiigen
GoIi5ci itelltc, nahOcm er Dor ehpa
eincm Sabre nit perllntreuten Gel
bern i'm 9ctrogc Don 100000 bis
$150,O00 our6gebrannt mar, nuroe
beute 81 5poIfIGbriger Sait i'm 3u6t.
baule 81 Srcntcn perurtbciIlt.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
&cylan0Cm SUbn5ElG0c.

MACON, ga, 3. 9luaIit. - Die
BROTHERHOOD Of Hoilmnp Gar N}cn"
bat un0cidbr 300 glrbctcr in Ser
@o21on y8crflt1ttc ser .Gcntrol.
@obn bon Georgia" an Ocu Strifc be.
rrOcrt. IS iinO aud ciniGe 2Irbeitcr
IN Columbus, Ntlonto mo Gbottns
nooQo Olrm bctbeiliat. Qic Strifcr
Ner.nnNcn cine gohnlnibciicrlml.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
llnocmiitblihcr Qiebba6er.

&ingiton gt.-D, /. 9luguit. -
Ter 2l Sabre ote 9iemaOo 3ecti Der
crit tiir5lid aus lStdIien bier einge-
ruorOert mar, bat int 6uuic Don 9apiO
Ge5jana oriicn iS.id1rigc IoGter
9Ipelin1, lpelhe ais icinc 9raut Qalt.
Our6 5uei Sdiiiic IebenSgei1brli6
ocrlctt. 9ta6 ponbr1hter 36at idoB
Der jun9c Winnn lih in Den 0ul9,
iprong bicralri Ourd ein 5eniter irn0
Lief 1T ben nd6en @alo, noiel6lt er
lid our6 einen ShuB in Die Sdlofe
t0Otete. IS iheint, OaB Die Neige.
rltng oes Wld0hcns, i'm no6 0tem-
Dorf 3u begIeiten ju Der S6redenS.
tbat 9lnIub aegebcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
ScrurtGciltcr M6rScr cntflO6cn.

gtemcoitlc, ga, 3, 2hlguit. -
Ter wegcn GrnorOlng ieincS S6ma.
gers jlm Go0e pcritrtbcilte IboluoS
O'SOolc lit Acitcrn Nbcn0, onibcinenO
!mtcr $oiiIirIciitung Don auBcn. ans
Sem Dciigcn @cidngniB cntilobcn.
Seine 6luht murOc crit gcgen 0fittag
cutOcdt. SIS wurOcn ioiort 9Mt6uuOc
auf ieine Spur qeicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
SOo fir SittlidJtcitSucrbrcdlcn.

G1icoNo SQS.. 4. 2tu9uit. =
Die 5ittIi6feita 2lttentdte gegen
6rnucn unO aipOcr baben in Chicago
icit l1u9erer 3eit in 10 eribrefenocr
@ciic 5ugenomncn. olb bic 8roBge.
idluorcncn in ocm Sdltbberibt. mel.
den lie ocm 9tid)ter 0upltp pom gu.
periorgeridt critnttcten, elnpfublen,
oooc9er Ourd) NeIegung Ocs 8erbre.
d)ena nit Der IooeSitroic ais Itreng.
ties 5trdimaB uorjugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
glnflOiung ors uritlid,cn YapicrtrnitS.

VI / lmoufce l8i5., 4 9lugult.
- Die Gireftorcn Der o@cnerol Gn.
per 60" bieltcn bier cine Gebcime
SiBung ob, nm Die @cicllid)ait I'M
Sitnc Der gntid)ciolIuQ OcS 0unOcSs
Iiitriftsgeridta DER 2i1uiodtion jll.
5uiibrcn. Sefretdr Z. VI. 2Ileganocr
fa8tc nod) SdluB ser Sibung, oaB Die
@eicaid)ait ju eriitiren auigebort
babe, Dab Die QllrfiiibrlmB Der 9lui.
I0iung ieOodl nod cine ober 8lpet
Sibungen not6mcnOiJ muben per0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10

Ser Better &Iopo" bcritbtct Gu
Der Nioihincnfnbrit Der f0ui0Iid) I'M
guriihCn Stoot@bobucn wur0c iitnQit
cine 6lohbobn Gij}ugamoihinc
ucucitCu Cups fcrtiN 0citcQt Die 0o-
jlt berllicn it, III Ser 3ufunft oen
Gil5uQepertcbr auf oCrNuOupcit.W
ncr &ilic u65ulpidcin. Nci Scr IN
ser iiln0itcr @ode obiolUirten @ro.
bclobrt plr0c cine Sd)uclli9trit ct,
,iclt, lucl6c bel 0cn Quupilutpmoti-
pen ciucn bi@6cr uucrrcihteu RCcoro
mliitcQt. Sic Wiocbnc lcgtc nGnl.
lih ltiinoli6 tl5 &iIoulctcr 5uriif
mobci ibr Sang ciu DOllitdn0ig rll.
bigger mar. Ger Gouitruftclw 0icirr
OtoIdinc, Snlpcttor Mubcrt Grhr1t
rchrct nit Ncitinuuthcit 0aruuf, ooB
Die Wtoid)inc nod Giniiblu0 ibrca
EcriouoIa NIT Ycid)ti0fcit cine
SfucIIiQtrit bon itiinOlitb 100 &ilo.
meter cr5ielcn lucr0c Nic itattbuite
Worimol @cihminOiQfcit ser N}a-
ifiucn bicic@ Cups purOc ouf t20
SiIomctcr itiinoIh icit1citC0t 9}oh
Der 6crtiQitclllnN ciucr cntprchcn,
0cn 9lBo6l 0icicr &ofomotipcn miro
sic 6obr5eit oc0 @uoopcit gSicucr
GiI5uNCa cr6CbIid rcou5irt lpcroen
t0nncn.
N ci h s frieg amtniitcr"
un0 o9cmctuiomcr
&ricq9miuiitcr."
Gic lmQoriicbc GclQotiou bate
bcfountlih ocm &ricN9miniitcr I'M
tcriogt cen 1itcl o9lcid3frie0amini-
ltcr" SIT fiibrcn oo Is ciu oNcitb"
niht Ncbc, rn0 ibm bc0cutct, ooB cr
iih mr ogcnlcinioncr" aric0anini-
tier 81 bctitcIn bobc. Iicicr &orioQ
crrcgt in Ocltrcid) 0oa rmlicbiunitc
Nuficbcn rnnCntlid) in Sol1c Der
@creihuiJliQtcit, nit Der Ger &ricgS-
miniitcr Dem lm9oriidcn &crIouQcn
nod)tnm Eic Code fom in Der
oltrcidild)cn Iclc0dttoH icbr lrbbait
}llr Sprud)c mornuf Der &riC03ntiui.
Itcr folNcn0e GrfI1rlmH l6Qub: BE
rclt3 lcit DEM Sabre 1869 mCr0c 0ua
&rlcaaniltltcrium in lln1nru MIR
ais oAcncinlamcN" SricQaminiltc.
rllnl bc5cihnct ,Nn Sciucih bciBc
6 0ogcgen o9icid)Sfrc0onliniitc-
riln." Ter &ricQanlniitcr fii0tc
btn3u; sd bubc 0o3 mc0cr crilns
Gclt rod ehuua 9}cuc3 ongcorOnet
l(n0 babe bloB ciunaI inn Sabre
1903 olf cincn iriibcrCl GrloB 0cp
6eI0jcu0nclltcr3 &rlbn pom [SuGrc
1871 btnbCilcn0 nngcoronct: ,%m
Ncrfcbr nit lhgoru lit 5u Ncbrou-
den o9cncinlumca aricgominiitc.
rtlnt" iouit o9iei6stric9amiuiitc.
rllm." sd bin beutc, luie id Don
Sclncr.QtnicitGt Crnonnt bin. .Mcid)a.
tricganniitcr." ,Sntcrciiunt lit
nl6t nur bic GoppcltituIotlr, Jon
0crn Dor 2llcn oud Die C6atiodlc,
boB lic iGnultIihcn WiitglicOcrn Der
oltrcid)iidcn delegation uoQiQ ncu
5ll lcin idbien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
gn6 bic p&caOing Balm" rcbn5irt
ihrc IabrpeiIc.

8biIaoelp + ia, 3. 9luguIt. =
8ie nHenOing 9obn" bat cine groBe
9(n,nhl Glerfs al Oer9Irbcit, nm ibren
Gaiia9icrturii iiber Ons ganic SpItem
auf Ser 9aiiS Don 21a Gents pro
MeiIc 5u repioiren. Die &eouftion
ioa gleidjcitig nit Ocrjcnigen oui Der
,Eenniplpania 9abn" III araft ire.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10

NubuItruoc OroBc &ibe.
Iu ltoroocutihIouo. bcionocra in
Berlin berriht onbaltcnO 1robc
6iGe, Die picl l(n1cmoh nit ijh
brirQt. GoS Thermometer lit iibcr
35 @roO Gcliiu9 acitic1cn Go 0}raO
Gclim2 itno glcih 80 @roo 6o5rcu.
INIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10

@rGiin W}oria 6renionelli.Gibo
ans Gon cine gcbiirti9e 9(mcrifane.
rim itebt al Ser Spite elmer geruc-
aung, sic itoIieniihcn Ginlponbcrct
5itr gcp0lfcrlma bon Sormcr-aolo-
nic'rl 3unGdit in 05rccIep. Colo, GIT
Deranlolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10

- 2fsbirp Spicer Elm bcrnorrngens
Ser 9eIaitung23cuar gcgen Gr.9iihtcr
SorgiS lmo @croiicn i'm Morclm-
Nloropro3eB, lit Sci TSncfion auy
Olr6 anS einent @intcrbolt abGcgc-
benc SdiIiic inn 9iildcn ucrlcbt nor
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10

- SranfSproilie fpurbe inStoun.
ton. 0n., bes, Wiprbes on Gonr. gopo
in Sor0luif om 9.Suni 1906 idplloig
geiprode1l itno 81 Is Sabre 3udt-
baus perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
0(ms benz beatitbem 8ci6C.
SippClfird'S GrflGrnug ii6cr Den 6Nll
Slider.

9|ur pcri0nIide 9(uabiiIfe, feline Gor.
leben ser 6irmu. - Ebroncrbc in
&oblrg acboren. - 9OpcriIbcr
@tiuiitcr be5cugt @reubcn'3 Gnts
gc8cnfonlnrcn. - tl5 &iIomctcr
in Der Shnoe. - o&ei69.arieg2-
miniiter" lnO ogemeiniomcr W}i.
uiitcr".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-10
2lus ScrSmnbcsbnu
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
q OUR Daily Story.
How the King Was Saved.

| "Staughton," said Evelyn earnest
ly and in subdued tone, 81 must
trust in your honor. l am newly
married, and my wife being of your
party in politics, dared not tell
my father. She is in that room"
81 must go in for all that" said
Staughton.
"You shall go in" said Evelyn,
quietly. "but on one condition, that
If l show her to you, and so satisfy
you that it Is a woman and not
Charles who is concealed here, you
will at once go with your men,"
81 promise"
The Roundhead officer followed
the cavalier into the daintily fur
nished chamber. "Now," said Eve
Ign. and approaching the bed he
gently drew down the coverlet and
revealed the face of a beautiful
sleeping woman.
81 am satisfied" returned the
friend. 81 was obliged to do my
duty. Forgive me-" And he hastily
retired.
Thus was saved the life of the
fugitive king, and shortly after
ward he escaped to Scotland and
thence to France. Charles, which
was most unusual with him, showed
real gratitude for his deliverance.
He never forgot the heroism of the
beautiful bride. and when he was
restored to the throne of his faith
ers, Mistress Phillip Evelyn became
one of the brightest ornaments of
the court.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
BIG DAMAGE
SUIT SETTLED

The $4,000 damage suit which
was instituted by Harry B. Browne
against the Spokane Traction COM
pany, has been settled out of court
Browne was run down by a car on
the corner of Main avenue and
Washington street, while driving
down town from his home. At that
time he was the amusement direct
or at the Comique theater. The &C
cident laid him up for an indifnite
period and recent examinations by
physicians show that he still suf-
fers from the effects of the mixup.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
SENATORS CHOSEN BY PEOPLE

The the selection of Umed States senators by
popular quietly with immense momentum'
secured But that does
practice easily be nulifed just
president by pre
electors dummies; the actual
selections the people In the
the legislatures be turned into dummies in the selection Of
United States who have chosen by popular vote
popular selection
the legislature bills introduced
United
Alabama a primary will place
which the popular
Petus keep their seats.
a primaries going
in Tennessee.
Senator Martin Virginia
result of the primary
people
legislatures
to the popular decisions.
Thus in the Union may popular
selection of
Washington
wothirds of the states they
convention whether likes
tuition would ratification
resolution before legislature directing
call such a
But what the
Unless necessary states should favor the
hreeourts of the popular
of senator's it for simply
this movement is grow
ing quietly. but rapidly.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
Observation-Disclosures
Local Brevities

F. Lewis Clark has returned from
a trip to New York and Washing
ton.
F, A. Blackwell is home from a
trip to New York and other east
ern cities.
DR.. Pittwood, the dentist, has
moved to suite 315, Fernwell build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Fisk are
expected home from Honolulu early
in April.
Ladies' play billiards and pool
every day and evening at Pfster
billiard parlor. -"
Thirty-five recruits will arrive at
Fort Wright tomorrow from Fort
Columbus barracks.
Carl Harbaugh of Seattle, north
western repres entative of the earn
egie Steel Company, is in the city.
Albert Allen has gone to Boise,
Idaho, to appear in a mining suit
to be heard in the court there to-
day and Saturday.
Councilman w. G. Estep Of the
Third ward will leave in a day or
two for a fortnight's trip to Cali
fornia.
Horace Alsup, years of age,
died yesterday at the Florence Crit
tenton mission. The funeral ar
rangements will be announced later
G. S. Elledge, 35 years of age,
died yesterday at st. Luke's hos
pital. He was a partner in the firm
of Elledge Bros. of Sprague and the
remains will be sent to that town
for interment.
Workmen will begin scraping
the Monroe street bridge as soon as
the weather settles, preliminary to
giving the bridge new coat of
paint. Pearl grey is to be the new
color of the bridge.
Milton Moorehead, &C years of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16

In other words the president ntmaes that pchfor
to prod the coal railroads prongs
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
DELAY IN
OLSON TRIAL

A delay has occurred in the trial
of the case of Thomas Olson VS..
the Westminster Congregational
church, and the case has been TAX
en- from the present calendar. The
plaintiff in the meantime Is to
amend the complaint. The trend
of the evidence introduced by the
church people this morning was to
the effect that Olson was in the
church's debt instead of it being in
his debt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
THREW HIMSELF
BEFORE A CAR

Edwin l.. Foster, a young man
well known in Spokane, was run
over by freight car at Pasco yes
terday and killed. 1t is reported
that he deliberately threw himself
before it with suicidal intent. His
mother lies at deaths door and the
family is afraid to inform her. The
young man is the son of j. S. Eos
ter, a city sidewalk inspector.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16

age, died yesterday at 3 Ferry ave-
nue.. He was a farmer in the Cou-
lee district and came to Spokane
six months ago. The funeral ar
engagements will be announced
later.
One hundred and thirty pupils
Of the Home school attended a skat-
ing party at the rink Wednesday
evening and 500 was cleared. This
will be applied toward providing
the boys of the school with base
ball uniforms.
Throwing money away is not any
more foolish than spending it for
useless things-both mean waste.
Save your money-saye some
thing every day if possible-every
payday anyway.
You can open a savings account
here that will earn per cent in
terest with one dollar or more.
Deposits mad now draw interest
from April 1.
Spokane G. Eastern Trust Co.
Open Saturday evenings between
and 8 p. m. "'s
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16

An Easter gown, which Is finish
ed an carefully hung away awaiting
the end of the penitential season,
Is mordore brown lansdowne. ORR
entail lace, dyed to the exact tone
Of the fabric, trims this costume,
while a brown straw hat of the
same shade completes the costume.
The skirt has panel insets Of the
lace insertion. These reach to the
hips, the latter fitting smooth and
plain.
The bolero is short and tight. 1t
is surplice in effect, the right side
overlapping the left and the lace
is introduced in the yoke. 1t again
appears between the bolero and the
high, snug fitting girdle.
A broad, round collar reaches out
to the shoulders and Is edged with
a narrow, full ruchlng of silk.
The girdle of Louisine is held in
place by three jeweled buttons.
These are of topaz set in dull
bronze.
The hat has a brim of graduated
width. 1t turns up slightly in front
and high in the back. About the
crown Is wreath of pink roses
with biscuit-colored plumes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS
TO CHICAGO

Via Great Northern railway leave
Spokane at $3.50 a. m. daily. arriv-
ing at Chicago 3 o'clock third
morning. Rate for double berth.
1915. For reservations, tickets,
ETC.. apply at city office, FOL River
side. E. S. BLAIR,
""' General Agent.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-16
ENTERTAIN
LA TOILETTE

The alumni of the University Of
Wisconsin will meet at the office of
the superintendent of schools to-
morrow at o'clock for the purpose
of making plans for the entertain
ment of Governor La Toilette of
Wisconsin.