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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
President Directs Searching Invest
isaiion to Be Made for
Responsibility.
SEARCH FOR BODIES ENDS
Active Hunt For Bodies Of Drowned Il
Abandoned = One Hundred Twenty
nine Are Drowned = Revenue Cutter
Perry Starts For Astoria.

| WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-By the di-
rection Of the President searching in
vestigation viii be made by q special
commission into the Valencia disaster.
The investigation viii be independent
of the one being carried on by Insper-
tors Whitney and Turner and was or
dered after hearing the representations
of Senator Piles and Representative
Humphrey who maintained to the Presi-
dent that the inquiry by the steamboat
inspectors would not meet the present
demands. Secretary Metealf later an
nounced that the commission would con-
sist Of Assistant Secretary Murray Of
the Department Of Commerce and Labor,
Assistant Deputy Commissioner Of Cor
porations Smith, both Of whom were
members of the Slocum board and Cap.
tain Burwell. the eommandant at Bfe-
merton. The investigation will be rigid
and federal district Attorney Frye has
been directed to assist the commission;
thus the commission viii be enabled to
summon witnesses and secure the neces-
sary testimony.
Secretary Root has taken up with the
Canadian Government the question of
establishing lighthouses along the Van.
couver coast with a view to preventing
further disasters.
Search Given Up.
VICTORIA, Feb. 6.-Search for the
victims Of the Valencia disaster is aban-
loned. The revenue cutter Perry ar
lived tonight and will proceed to As
oria. The cutter Grant has gone to
Port Townsend, the Lorne arrived to-
light, and the Wyadda will arrive to-
Ninety.three victims remain unbound
4 the l29 persons drowned At the in
estigation this afternoon it developed
hat within three mintues after Captain
ohnson shouted "All hands on deck" all
tx lifeboats had been sent away with
ut officers, leaving only the working
oat in which the boatswain's crew
'nded the next morning and the proba,
ilities are, that had the boats not got
way they would have been able to
lake shore with many people. So far
; could be learned none of the officers
rdered the lowering of the boats.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
ELECT OFFICERS

SPOkANE, Feb. G--Tha Western
Pine Shippers Association today elected
Il. J. Humbird. Of Spokane, president,
and NJ H. Grover. of North Yakima,
vice e-president.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
AGRARIAN DISORDERS.

RoSCT0F.0N.DON, Feb G.-Agrarian
disorders have broken out anew in the
country adjacent to this place, Cos.
sacks were sent to the scene.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
Buchanan Well Known.

George +. Clark, who Is in Astoria
on business, received a telephone mes.
sage from Portland, early last evening"
conveying tina shocking intelligence Of
the death of his late partner and friend,
George W. buchanan, in the o. r. 4 N.
wreck ut Bridal Veil yesterday morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
FAST WORK.

GOteh, the Wrestler, Throws Three Men
In Short Time.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb. 6.-Frank
Gotch threw Charles Raisier, George
Gray and Con Albright twice each in
20 minutes and l2 seconds. in haudi
cap match tonight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
Portland Flyer and Pacific Express Meet at
Bridal Veil on the 0. R. & N With Awful
Results -Four Persons are Killed.
BRAVE ENGINEER TRIES INTELLECTUALLY TO AVERT ACCIDENT

ONE PASSENGER FOLLOWING THE OTHER WHEN IN
JEcT0R BURSTS REAR ENGINE DRIVING ENGINEER
FIREMAN OUT OF cAB TO ESCAPE ScALDNG STEAM - TRAIN
pLUEcEs AHEAD CONTROL. FINALLY CRASHES
LEADING
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
TROUBLE IS FEARED
edict, Issued Throughout Empire
Evines IN VIII Towards
Outsiders.
EUROPEAN POWERS CONFER

Governments Of Europe Hold consulta.
tion Over Situation - Americans Are
Blamed For Trouble Because Of Al.
legged Unjust Discrimination to China.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
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aANTIScALPINC" LAW UPHELD

SALEM Feb 0The Supreme Court today upheld the constitution
aiy Of the Anti scapmg" law which prohibits reeng Of
tickets by the purchaser The decision followed
pursuit of socaed railroads.
cnering in Portland. and complete victory The decision ed
tualy puts end "Scalpng' tickets in this State
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-07
rAIGNY ARRIVES.
French Venezuelan Charge fAfsires il
In New York.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.--The steamer
Zulia having N. Taigny, the former
charge d'ahaires at Caracas. arrived at
quarantine tonight. Taigny Is on his
way TO Washington 10 report to Am.
bassador Jusserand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03

~ inviting people Of all churches u
worship with them and enter heartily
into the services,
Al the close OF the sermon the Sac
romcnt OF the Lord Supper was adj
mini erred and partakcn Of by others
.hau members of the church, for the
Episcopal church bars no one from
lhIs Sacrament.
About twenty EILs were present,
having marched in u body from the
Masonic Hail. The entire service
made a good impression on the large
congregation, and Trinity church ha
started ON what is earnestly hoped
sill be a successful and useful career
10 Tulsa,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
Frisco System

Feby. 10Th to April 9TH, very low one-way colonists'
rates to California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Idaho,
Montana, New Mexico, Utah, British Columbia and Old
Mexico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
DOWIE Is ALL IN.
All Property Of Zion Taken Complete
ly Out Of His Hands.

Chicago, April g. O%yerseer NoIiya.
Dowic's successor as head of the
Christian Catholic church, today filed
leeds transferring to Alaxadcr Gran.
.cr, as trustee for the people Of Zion
III the property and interests Of Zion
The action was taken to forestall tn,
roublc that Dowic may make since
being dcposcd.
Voliya is able to take this action
by having Dowic's power Of attorney
\ bill Of sale, filed simultaneously
with the deed, transfers to Grange
III portable property in Zion, includ-
ing Dowie's personal possessions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03

Winter tourist rates to certain points in Mississippi,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, South Carolina and
Texas. Also to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Trim
idad, Colo. Sell daily; return limit, 90 days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
TY P
for rent.
Tulsa Business College.

We have for sale one of the best
located Grocery and Meat markets
in Tulsa, a ive-year lease on the store
room that is worth $500 more a year
than we are asking for the lease.
About $500 will handle the stock
and fixtures. Good reasons for sell
ing. If You want a bargain see us
at once.
WEST & SINGLETON.
Room Z, Alexander bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
Sturm'S Statehood
Magazine

A Standard.size Magazine of more
than 100 pages, every month, hand
somely printed and richly illustra-
ted, and devoted to giving informa-
ton concerning Indian Territory,
Oklahoma, and the Southwest
their oil, gas, agriculture, CONNER
cial and inductrial development, In
dian lore and history.
The Magazine is but six months
Did, but Its merit has carried it into
thousands of homes from ocean to
ocean and from the gulf to the lakes.
No country is Of more interest to the
people of the United States than the
Southwest, and if you want reliable
information concerning it, subscribe
for this magazine. The price is
ONE MONTH, ONE DIME
ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR
Address, Sturm's Statehood Magazine
Tulsa, Indian Territory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03

All Iron, Woodwork and Black
,mith material at cost in a clean u
sale on this class of goods.
p-l3-tf. Mowbray & WinterringeI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
Arrive

612, Enid Mail. p. m
Ga, Enid Express. .0:l5 p. m
W. f. WELSH, Agent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
TIME ABLE
FRISCO SYSTEM
East Bound

40l, St. Louis Express. 5:l5 a. m
4l2, st. Louis Express. 2;55 p. m
40, Meteor, st. Louis.... 9:55 a, m
Ala, Meteor Kansas City. 1910 p. m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
Depart

613, Enid Mail. q. II
6l2, Enid Express p. II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03

A. V. & W. TULSA TO ENID
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-03
Missouri, Kansas e Texas.
Achison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
WEsr Bound

Train No. 22l carries through chair car from
Kansas City TO Tulsa. Leaving Kansas City at
$50 "a. m.
Train No. 2 ? makes connection at lndepend-
cnco for points IN Oklahoma and the Pecos Val
lev. Close connect ion at North Ottawa with Cal
Limitcd train number z and close connections at
Kansas CITY for through trains to Chicago and
eastern points.
f. FITZGERALD. Joint Agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Die 5gat cincs @abniiuniscn?

9llircb Is. Stridlon0, ein a~ouin1anll
unb Sorrrer, III ieincm 2oben
nieoergeidoiien unb oitgenbliflid)
gctootet. - Ger Worocr allcln
anidein nod) irriinnig.
9lfreo q. Strid(an6, Gin aor,i-
mann unb Snrnler 5u &legs@rongc,
ctncm iiebcn WeiIen bon Snorp-Siu
entferntcn Gorfe, iultrOc am gam,
itag Nbcflo bon Samuel 9apis mic
oer9eidoiicn unb angerbIidIid) &c,
tobtet. Ter SfieBbplb mltroe fllrSe
3cit nod Der Sdyieberei ~perhaftct.
Nlem Nnidcin nod nor 0erielbe
sur 3eit Ser SdyieBerci nitt 3ured).
n~ungsfdbig.
9obis fam am gtbenb, ole lid, cine
grobe 3abl bon 8Gufcrn IN Dem ca.
Sen bee Srr. StridlonS befon0, BORT
bin ur0 benobm iidy oltf 10 eigei,s
'tbiimlife @eiie, boB perifie0ene Der
aalfer lidJ iiber i'm mfbieltcn. =
Striflonb crfoBte bobcr Sen Wann
BEL Dem Irnre unb beriufte, i'm aus
bem 2o6en ST. fiibren, oIs Gopis
plotlid) eincn HcpoGper 500 uno ben
GigentGiimer 0es 2ooens burh bos
Scr5 ifoB. StridIorb ionf toct nic.
Der, unb Ger Inipeieriber brmdhtig4
te iify cin poniiter Sdrcden. Tur
GoniS beiuobrtc feline Nube. Or
idritt oit@ oem 2ooen, oIs Oh WihtS
Geifcbell ipdrc. febrtc fllr5c 3eit so
rouf 5uriif, bci,gte iid) iiber bei,
2eidyuom utb Iagte: rGs lit bod 81
idylimm!" Gam girg er nod) Solts.
Gr nilrbc nod I'M 2ollfe bcs IbenbS
uerGoftet, mo bel ciilent eeitcrll ob.
aeboItener SrqucIt nurbc CT fir iei.
lien Nro3eB feitgebolten.
Ger grifoiienc ioipobl, lpie ser
Sdicbbol0 morcn lit geipiiicr @c5te'
bung crcelttriif. Gritercr bate fir
feinc Wa6t Ger 8elt Sobaf ober 81.
0orrclt perfauit, urb feiucr ieiner
Gunrben burite in leincm @eldGfte
routcrl o6cr foltelt.
Gapis fam bereit@ Dor 5ipci ,Sob.
ren nod scr @ofnuna bes Srn.
Stridlanb. 6e9ob iidJ bireft IN bas
5ipcite Stodluerf unb mof)te es iid)
Sort beqltcm, bis CT bon Srou Strid-
lNno binousaepieien muroe. Iarn
id;ritt er n;chrmuls on bCnr Saulc
borbci uno entfcrntc lid obnc Elm
@ort 81 iogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
r0cianaucrcin ISrobiinn."
Wcibnadtsfeicr
Mittiuudl, 26. Scsrmber, s ltbr,
yTrpbiinn : Salc."
(359,6D

Santa Claus HortD" in
Der vSpric- &ollc." rNn ser
oSpric,Salle" pcr~oritoltcte gcitern
Hohrnittng boS oari9bts Of Gollm.
bltstGon5il bon Baltimore" fir ole
futbolild)cn M~oiicnfirocr Scr Stoot
cine Santa Gloll&-Eortn" an mel.
der bon 1871 cingcIuoencn ailtoern
Qc0ct Geo tbcilnobnlcn unb rciflid,
bcldjcnft murocn. Gieieni9en Slit
Scr, iucld)e 81 ocr 6cier nid)t erid)ci.
nen %fonntell, crbicltcn lire @eid)cllte
5ugcinrbt. Gin prodtpolcr @cif.
nodn@houn fon6 bel bclt airbcrn.
groBc 9Gpunbcrrng, 3rr llnter-
hultlung oerIclben muroe cine Neihe
bclpcali6cr @ilbcr uorgeiiibrt. Mid
ter Charles ", Scuisler bieIt cine
Nniprodle; aid) rid)tctelt &or0inal
8ibbons. 8cucrolunluolt 9onopartc
lulb Wfnpor SinlnnlS einige @ortc
an Die aleincn. &icle Ericitcr Der
StoOt, @conlte scr naotb. MohltbGs
tigfcitsF9egipn" INTO onbcrcr fotbr-
liid)er Gercillc pohntcn Der Seicr bei.
1oa arrangements Golnitc bcltono
aus oen SS. Eb. Z. WtiiQer, 2olrcr-
&C ., Ioniie uno Sobn s. @our-
mer.
Scuer in @cit Mrtington,
- Ios 21a.itofi9c 6od)uerfbauS al
Ger ode bon Vcnbllrltz itno Glooro0o-
Apenle III @eit' Nrlington pnroe
om Sunlltog 9lben0 ein &alib Der
Slummcn, mo ser ongcrid)tetc Sd)a'
Ben betrGgt ungei1br $1,000. Sr. No.
loilo &. Step2nS aus &ernlont, luels
der 0as SOUS Dor &ilr5cm gelmlethet
bottc, iuar an Somltog @ormittog
IN Die Stoot gejogen, Inn bier Die
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 perleben. Ga-
pitGn s. ), Ioibcr. Scr benl &ouie
gc9eniiber ipobllt. iab suerit Die aus
zen &ellerfcnItcrn 5i%itlaelnben 0lonl.
men, IND bic grlin1tonsS pritcn.Go.
lpnroe burd) Srn. Gharles'S $, Enrocc,
cincnl Had)boru ocs Srn. StcpenS,
tclepbunlid, herbei9trufen.
"a bns oil scr ecgcriibcr lieacnocl,
Gdc itcbenoc tronsporta6le Sdntl=
bolis lit 8cfabr itonb, bon Den sSlant'
men erer,ifen Su merhen, lpiroe GbeI
&ortcn nm l1nierltusuto aebeten.
reltsr BIC molhrocf- mp 0creIt-
Tort.Cprrra1rtat II tNlfa ioA5ta.
George issIer. cir DsitgLieO ner ar.
liitaton 6reiipilliacn Seiterpcbr fpitr.
sc bird, 8rn. Charles &offniann bel
Dem GinAd,lo9cn elmer SelSlpariS
ortrh eiren @cilbieb pcrlest. gielt
~ipcrtbnoIe @e9cnitGnoe murocn aus
Dem brcnncnoen @ouic onrdl Goitl'tn'
poli3iiter nto fod,6arr aetettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Nas @cttcr.

@cun Scr oiii,icue Mettcrpropbet
rcdlt beb1lt, meroen mir cincn loea'
len @eibnudtStag BADEN. Sir belitc
iouob(, olS fir morgen lit idI0neS
@cttcr iitr Worploro unO hcn ii
thrift Columbia ongcfiinol1t, @e'
itcrn botten mir 5unl erlten Malc
ridtig foltes Metter. bcionberS en-
piinblidl mohte lid Die aGlte on
9lbeno bemcrfbar. % iebod) bic
quit trodei mar, iiibltc lid Der nor
molc Menih Gon5 mobl Bet Der
&dlte.
Gie bodlitc Semperotiir an gcItrI'
gen Gage betrllg 30 @ro0 INT II
ltbr Worgens. unb bis MI 10 l(hr
Slbcnb@ iont oos Guediilbcr ouI 10
Nro0.
Sn ben ilbrigcn @unoes @ettcr.
%itntionen muroc iolgcnbc Minimol'
Temperature re0iitrirt; GoItport b,
Tortlonb is. @piton is. Nlbnnp 10.
Ncu. Dorf II. Ebilnoclpbin t6, Mt.
lontic.Gitp Is. @oibin9ton 20, Nor.
iolf %, Charlotte -. SatteroS 81,
Milmingion - Gborlelton 30, ga
ponnob 80. SodionpiQc 30, Supittr
SO, Sen Weit 80, Ntlontn u, Mont,
gorlcrn 26, ltcru.S Orleans 40, Gulc'
itinc Udlpelton II. Corpus
Gbriiti l6. MennpbiS u, Cincinnati
II. Yittabura rs, Gsmc0o 10, 9uia
ialo g.. Glepelanb Is, Detroit T.,
Ilpena 6, WtnrQuette 20, Green Ban
10. Chicago rs, Guluth . ct.
Talll =, Ct. 2ouis 10, &oniaS-6itr
"A. Snoho II. 8uron s, 9ismord o,
Miaiiton -, Sabre rs, Selenn 26,
Salt 2ofc 30, Ienpcr a. Nortb.
9lotte -. Tpoae -, amurillo sc
iinb Cos IngcieS 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24

Ser 4ic6 1ing in oir
Safe. TT gIodOcm Sr. Euul @ofia
man bon Nr.' 1909. Woibcr. StroBc.
scr al Der Ode bon Molher.S trabc
mo &inccnt Nlcp cine Mirtbihait
oetrctbt. ldlOn icit mebrcrcn 0tc.
latcn b~eltoblen moroen lpnr, 9elong
g ibn1 am SomltoQ Nbeno, Den
Iic6 III Der Ecrlon beS IS Sabre
altel NegcrS &nrrp Spriags BON
Nr. i0t6, %incent 4Qen, ST. crlui.
id)cn, Sr. Soffmon bate lid) ein
God iii Den Subbooen beS 9orrolms
Jebobrt, 10 0ub CT Den Seller iibers
icben fpnutc. Inf oieie @eiie mar
cS inn moglid, SpriggS SIT beobodr
ten, ais it'd bcriclbc orei 6laid)cn
Bier oncignetc. ST ioBte ocn Gieb
ab lno iibcrgob i'm bcnl Ypli5iltcn
Sra0p. Sprig9S iuurbc gcitern ollrd,
Ridtcr Carr in Scr norbmcltlid)elt
Eoli5ciitotion Dem @criGtSpcriobrcil
iibenuicier.
Mrr5c 6rcihcit. - NlS &c.
tern Gorniittog 10 llbr &crn1ainl
Is. 9rittinghnm bos 8eidngnib. il,
meldcn CT cine 5iueinionatlid,e Stro'
ie rpcgen GiebitublS eincS Sonbfof'
iers oilf Bent Norfolfer 0ontpfer Der
blibt bottc, pcrlieB. iuuroe or burd)
Die 8eheintpoli5iiten Nrmitrorg mo
Gon9blin mieoer uerboftet uno rod
Der mittleren EoliSeiitatinn GebradJt
no Hid)ier Wronron i'm fir Die &c
BORDEN IN Sontptprt, 0u., bis 5llnl
81. TGcntbrr bcnt 8cfdnanib mic-
Der iiberiuies. 9riitingbom miro
n1milid) bcidntlbi1t. 9rnuoItiitura
III cillent &otcl III SanptonL 60,
pcriibt 81 hobcll, Iuto bot SiilfNldlc'
riff &, &. Curtis i'll Sonlpton War.
id}nll Sorlor t~ele9rdpbiid) criudlt.
Hriiiirehom rod ahiitura 'einer
Csf1rfrtbltrarc ~icitsuhal,en.
oChrthlther 3areir lun.
Ter W MANNER" - Nrt iout.no.
6Guoc bcS .Ghriitfihcn @crcinS jim
ger Mdnner." Gdc pnn Charles unl
! Saratoaa.S troBe iprod, geltern9todl
mittog 6ebeimpoli5iit Sooo sail bon
bieiigcn Ietcftip : 3eportenlcnt BOZ
elmer 8robcn 3nborcrmenac iibel
9oite9 0abrabts9eiAert"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Gun See nnb Safen.

Ger MorSo. 2lonb-G Gambler .Gnrts.
rite" nod iiiirmiif3er 8ciie &c.
Itcrn bier orgelonQt. - 81 Soiii.
trn. unS t549 3mii6erbcf& &oi.
iugierc ON @orb.
Ser Norb6. 2lopo Gampicr
naarlsritbe" lorgtc geitcrn Nud)mit-
tag INN bolb bier llhr rod ciner Gu.
Ferris itiirnpiifcu Rciie bier OF, gs
befoneen iif 81 aaiiiter4 mo 1919
3ptidycn0eds .Eniiogierc am Soro.
Grltcre mur0cn ioiort gclonbet, moG-
reno Die sEoIio9icrc crit
bclttc oil 2ouO gclalieH mcrGcn.
Wtol, criportctc Sen Gonnpfcr bcreits
am Snmitag 5icmlid iid)cr, u1b ols
bcrielbe Damn nidyt eirtrof, murOe
feline anfunit oeItern Iorger nit
@citinunt6cit crportct. Sn Solgc Del
len 6otten lid, bic ion1mtlid)en 3oa-
bconltclt cilrNcfunbch, body mrrccn
OicicIbcn onl Iadnitto9 ilod) lor.
gent @artcl ultlnIien. bu cs SIT ip1t
mar. INN nit Ser 2orollng Der 3mi-
id)cnbeds Yolingiere SIT %bcginrcn.
Ger Gonppfcr pcrlicb 9rcnlctt am
8. GWensber i,nb Gottc. ieit CT bcn
ergliidJcr aonul pcrlicb, lf)lcd)tcS
@ctter. Selbit bei'm Gerloiicr pprt
0rcmcrboper mur ooS @ettcr 10
idlcdt bob ser 2optic $. Sooie nidjt
IN 2orb gelorgcil fonnte ullo I'LL.
frcipiaig cine SoGrt md, gnlcrifo
modrn mnBtc.
Inter Sen aaiiiter ToIIu9ieren be-
funoen lid rllr brei MorDlGnber,
nGnlif Sruu Gliiabeth Mnfcr nnb
ibr Sobn Woion Irfor bon 9alii.
more ni,b Sr. Sobn Noger9oit bon
@nltimore4G olintp.
Is lporei, m1hreirb Ger Tabrt aus
robnlspeiie meber 8eburten, nod
SobcSfGGe 5i per5eifren.
Iic Sifi5iere 6eS Gompfcrs iinS:
GopitGn 9. Sruuf; i. SffiSier s,
IoGlmolln, 9. Cfii5ier 6. allrf, 3.
Sifiiier 81. SoSboaen 4. Sffi5ier 81.
S1eer; erIter Maidiniit q. Sdpiite;
Trcbiontmeilter Y. Roolcr; Irst Gr.
q. Slider; Sberltcuarb .. Si6er;
Sberfod) q. Teffcr.
SdncIle 6obrt cincs
2 d. oonerS.
Der Sdooner nSoiepbine," Gapi-
tim Sonnieno, bat 'bie HunOreile 5iui-
id)en Baltimore uno Sapannab III %
Sogen 5uriidgelegt. IieieS id,liebt
Sic 3eit oes Gin. ilno s(lislaoens ein.
&offeebarfe ais aoblen.
ihiff.
SteDnrt's 9orfentille ,Soepbine."
lpelder irii6er aaifee BON Hio De ,Sa-
nero bolte, Jest aber ieit mebreren
Woraten nid)t benlitt mliroc. lit ais
&oblal'd)iii ged)artcrt lporoeil.
Iic grobte 9ubung
Stubl d. iencn,
mcld)c iemalS bieicn Saicn perlieB,
muroc am Snmitaa al,i Dem iiinima.
itigen Sdoolter Since" BON Spar
rpp's Tpini aus perionbt. Die go
bnl1a beitonb aus 3oTS Eonueu
Gt,6(ihtenen
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Mittcrnadlts. 3ma madl @em.Norf.

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nafts. 3ug iiber sic 9 more
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BUR Seahtmm0

Die Serren gereins. nnb 2Dgcn.
ScfrctGre pcrbcn aebctcn, ale Ser
cinsberid)te pbcr Sdriftitiife, bic fir
ben r9entidcn Gorreipunbcntcn" be-
itimmt iiub, bireft an bic 3eitnue 81
abrciircn, nm elmer prumpten Gr'
Iebisuns fider sm icin. Surd bas
G~brciiren FOLDER Sdriftitiide an
Nneeitclte tretcn 1T beren Mbwcien'
bcit 5fters fir beioe Tartcicn nnlieb.
fame IerS6gernngen Elm.
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ser 90 Sabre ulte Charles 2auer, cir
Witglieo oeS Morinc-Gorps perbof.
tet, lno Jest miro CT ipegem Ieierti-
rcrs lno ongeblifer intercollegiate
pro5ciIirt. 2auer, lpelder eine Ser
trollcnsItelle tnne bate, ioa orgeb-
lid Irmeegel0cr ullteridlogen bos
ben, unb oils CT nuigeiorocrt muroc,
Eedpnidoft ob5ulegeL nabm CT
fran,0liiden Nbidie0.
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&otbe 8n6
''Dsatf6em Gorrefpomoent'
fir 1907 lit in @orbercitnng.

Sober regclmGBige abonncnt oes
8lattes, OF fir oie tdslife, motent.
lid)c ODER Sonntags : sluS9abe, miro
Elm gremplar uncntgeltlib crbaltcn;
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Gin paiienocS @eibnahts- ODER
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ser podcntIide Correspondent"
8enn jett beiteIIt, miro an bic A0reile
aud, bns MotDe Bud b%ciGrorrt wcr.
oen.