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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05

No nil is as pleasant and positive as
Dewitt's Little Early Risers. These
famous little pills are so mild and eff
fective that children, delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold. Never grippe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05

IT enriches the blood, strengthens
the nerves, makes every organ of the
body strong and healthy A great
spring tonic HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05

The house committee on the judici-
airy set April 10 as the date for further
hearing on the bill prohibiting the use
Of injunctions in labor disputes, known
as the anti-injunction bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05

Mrs. Maud Jerome, of Andrews, Ind,
has filed suit for $4,000 damages
against Jasper Brickley. a saloonist.
who, she claims, knocked her down and
kicked her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05
MINER is ROBBED.
Husband Of Mrs. Yerkes Loses $500
Worth of Jewels.

New York. April 5.-Wilson Miner,
who recently married Mrs. Charles T.
Yerkes, reported to the police that his
apartments in the Hotel seymour IN
West Forty-fifth street, had been brok-
en- into during his temporary absence,
and iewelry valued at $500 stolen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05
One Way coIonist Rates via Chicago
Great Western Railway.

To points in Arkansas. Colorado, In
dian Territory, Kansas. Kentucky.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri. Me-
braska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Ten
nessee, South Dakota, Texas and Wy
oming. Tickets on sale Jan. 10, Feb. 6
and 20 at one-half the regular one way
rate plus $500. For full information
apply to ]. R. Harding, agent. Mar
shalltown. iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05

ern line, on Tuesday. March 6. IS. 90,
and 27, and April 8, 10. II, and "a. For
tickets and full information apply to
agents Chicago 6 Northwestern Rail-
way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05
Settlers Rates to Minnesota, cIakots
and Canada.

and Cana0a.
On every Tuesday during March and
April the Iowa Central will place on
sale special second class settlers tick
of settlers to the northwest. Call on
agents for rates, or address A. B.
Cults, g. p. & T. A.. Minneapolis,
MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05
EVER YBODY

happened of the Round Oak Chief Steel
oven"
line oven the beswe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05
e 8 &

"And this, Fritz, is the
Round Oak Chief Steel
Range. 1t is considere d,
the best mounted, finest
finished. most complete
and satisfactory range ever
made"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05

Settlers One Way Second Class Rates.
To Minnesota. North Dakota. South
Dakota, (east of the Missouri river,
Manitoba, Western Ontario. Saskatch-
AVIAN and Alberta, via the Northwest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
6pdnuaiicr IN pcr%id)icbenen 2anbcs'
thctlcn.

@ebItcr Gitn ga, 80. @Gr5.
- Gle reibcn0cn Sllltben ocS OeS
Moiues = @ipcra boben sic groBte
@riifc scr StoOt mitgeriiicn. OaS
@olier lit wic0cr inn Sinfcn bcgrii'
len.
Mobilc, Nlu., 80. MGr5. - Die
Siii5iere ocS bier angelongten Cant
piers .Marp" bcridten, Dab lGngS
oes Ilabono NiucrS Sunoerte bon
MciIen in 6olAc 0es lon9en Megcns
iiberidppcmmt ii1O. Ger SluB lit
ouSgetretcn ltn0 oos @allcr ltebt 9
bis 6 Sui bod. SSm @oIicr trei6en
Sunoerte ertruntcncrS biere. alld Die
9oubol5bGn6ler bnben grobe 8erluIte
erlitten.
memphis s, Ienn., 80. WGr5.-
Sn einigcn @c0cnoen pon Willillippi
uno s(rtom'aS iino III 5olge onoall.
ernber Ge1cn9iiiic 5oblreide 6liille
u1o 0G1e mlsgctreten unb baben Die
grnoten beOrobt. Sic nit Dem ao-
ltenol,imanoc BON elmer Mi1ion Dol
lars erbollte Stoblbriide bel Ncu@
port, @rf., sic gum @oiilbsg iicu6abn.
Spitcm geb0rt, if)fpebt III @eiobr,
fortgcrillen 81 lpcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
WcraSc iuic in GnhlanS.
9rooffielo, Waii., 80. MGl

groofiielo, Maii, 80. MGr5.
- 33 bon ocn 40 3oglingen Ser
bieiiacn Sodidulc meigerten iid), iid)
elmer pom Supcrintenoenten George
M. 9emiS unO Dem 0ireftor W. Su-
der oufgcitedtcn 9eitimmung 81 fiji
gen, uoroui lie Die Sdnle perlieBen.
Gle Sfrifcr mllr0cn ausgeidjlolien.
Sr. Sltder lit ser brittle 2eiter Der er.
mGbnten Sod)ifntle ~innerbal6 Der
lcttcn pier @odcn. Die nelle BE.
Thinning rlaftc IS ben Sdiilern 5ur
Eiliht, ooS SGulgebGube iofort nad)
Dem 4ufItebcn bon ibren Siben 5it
perlaiien. Sieralf perlammelten iid)
33 ser 36glingc, 81 anaben unb ~
MtGo1erL bci6Ioiicn, iid nid)t 81 fiji
gen uno burd)5ogcn Ole StraBen oes
StGot6enS, inoem tie &laiienlieoer
ianqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
Sdiiisnadridten.

SioSconiet Moii, 30. MGr5.
- Scr Gompier nMinncbnbo," BON
2onoon uadJ Ncn. g)orf bcltimmt, pal
iirtc bier.
@rom &coo, 80. W1r5, - Scr
Gompicr nVlii6cr" lit orlf Dem @cOe
bon Ncu 2orf no6 ElDnloutb, Gber,
bolrg uno Somburg bier poIiirt.
Goucr, 80. WtGr5. - Der Gam.
pier nTotricio", bon Ncp 2)orf nod)
&onlburg bcltimmt, iii bier onDcfom-
men.
gntwcrpen, %, MGr5. - Ger
Compiler nNoorOlono" lit bon bicl
nod Ncm ?)orf o6geiobren.
Gopenbogen, q. YtGr5.-Gcr
Gompicr ,llnitcO Stotes" fam bon
Weu Dorf pio Gbriltioniono bier an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
YruicIIur &n6ncmann fpmmt.

Gnmbribgc, Woii., 30. WGr5.
- Sier lit bic glntiinoigun0 criol9t,
ooB Nroi. Gitgen &ll6ncmorm bon Der
llnipcriit1t Bonn in Sarpuro I'M
Sduliabrc t90G-'01 Dem 5luciten
oc& 5luiidcn ser llnipcrIitdt Sarporo
unh DER bcltihcn Mcgicrung pereil-
bortcn Eroiciiorcn = 9nustouid)eS, Der
&ertrctcr bcS ocutihen @eiitcslcbenS
iein mir0. Ser &crtrcter Sorporo'S
lit nod nid)t u~noctiinbigt moroen.
@1breno 6e5 lauicnocn S%tlloicniob=
res mor 0etlti1lono in Soruaro be
fonntlid) ourd) Eroi. @ilbelni Slt.
malo aus 2cip5ig pcrtretell, mGbreno
Grof. 6ranciS IS. Tcobpop oils Spar.
paro'$ Gcrtreter an ser 9crlincr llni-
pcriitGt 9eleien bottc. Gicier Ero.
ieliorcn : 9(ustoltih crfolgt inter Den
geltimmungen cincS 5piiben Der
ociltiden Tcgierung uno ser llniper-
litGt IN Sorparo acknowledgement Ters
TRACES.
Vroi. &llbnemam lit cin bcfanntcr
@elcbrtcr uno gciNdbtcr Autor. Sn
Sonnoper 1868 0cborcn, gilt or IN
Gcutidlnno lett 70 >Sabrcn ais cilter
Der 9citer Der neilpl1 Iiternriiben De
mcgllng. W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
9eidDc inter S%riilnmcrn.

2onoitoftsmolerin in Nelp. Serie
mabriheinlih cincm Goubmoro
sum Opfer gefaucn.
MonoSquon, IS, 30.MGri.
3mei SGuicr III @rieQe, cinem
Sommerrciort 5iriidcn bier ii. Yoint
Ylcliont, iilto lette Nud)t obaebronrt
ms man %pernutbct lett, oab ooS
Icltcr olgcitcdt mltr0c, nm sic De.
rmubung uno GrmorOung bon Sri.
g. 6. 0opie, elmer 2anOidaitsmalc,
rim, sic in einem Scr SGlller mobute
l1no bercn 2eihe man III Sen Grim.
mern iolo, ,u perOcdcll. Gle Goli5ci
unb Die Srcuubc Ser &ilnltIcrin gloll-
ben, lie lei ermorOct morOcn, oent
man lpcib, oaB lie bctrGdtlid @clo
bel it'd bate.
@ricuc lit ST oieicr SobrcS5cit
5iemlid) perlallen uuO III ountlcr
Nodt mGrc cS fir eincn W0rber
sicmlid lcid)t, cine ser &illen oll5ll-
Siinocn, nod)oem CT Elm &crbrefcn be.
ool,Ncn bat. Die 5rucitc Siuo lit oi-
icnbor ourd SnnfCn bon Ser critcn
in @rnno gerntben ulo i'm Nugcnblif
iomnclten iid) bic NndJborn olli Scr
@ronoit1tte. @Gbrcu0 oeS @ronoeS
erinertcn iih MN sic Nod6nrn plot
lid, an oic aiinltlerin, obcr crit nod
Sem onS Scucr gonj inter Gontrolc
mar unO nan sic Sriimmcr ourd)-
Illdte, inno man sic ucrfoDlte 2cide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
Nbfabrtstaac Der TaiIaaicr '9ampicr
Uuu Nc,U-Yurf.

gn 81. MGr5 Gompfcr n0orba.
rolia" mad Ncopel uno @enuo.
Sim 81. MGr5 Scmpicr nGampa.
mia" l1ad 2iuerpool.
gm 81. IGr5 Gompier .Tciu'
Oorf" nod S%outbompton.
Sim 81. Wdr5 Camper n6inlonb"
nad) Mntiucrpen.
sm 81. Mi1r5 9om9ier nWainc"
nad) 2onoon.
9m 81. MGr5 Compiler .Yrctorio"
mad Sombrrg.
9lm 81. MGr5 &ompfcr n0hrilei.
iio" nod Glasgow.
Am 8. spril Gompicr nSloponia"
nod Gcapel irno @cnua.
snn 3. Npril Gampfcr DSrapc"
nod @rcmcn.
Sim 8. Npril Gumpicr ,Grctic-
nod Neopel uno @enua.
Sim A. gpril Camper oStalia"
mad Ncopcl mo @enuu.
Pm 4. april Ganpicr uScutonic"
rod 2iperpool.
Mm A. gtpril Sampicr .Npnbam"
nod Gotterbnm.
Mm A. Ipril Sampier .2onlbor.
bio" mad Hcapel uno Wcnun.
g(m 5. slpril 9ampier .Sourainc"
nod SABRE.
Sim Z. Npril Gompicr ,amerifa"
nab Sambnrg.
Im Z. april Gampier .gtruria"
nod 2%ipcrpool.
Sim Z. gpril Gompfcr st. 2ouiS"
nod Soutbompton.
Nm Z. gpril 3ampier DGnber'
Lamb" mad Intipcrpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
Farmers 81 lcbelalGnglid)ern 3lld)t-
balie p%crurtbeilt moroen mar.
glus bcm Snncrcn WarDlanb's unS
Den anarcnscnocn Staatcn.

Ib mad Dem II ely t at 8,
i. @ln. Sermom uno Or. S. $.
Sompfins BON Cumberland, bon wel'
den Grltercr 10 Sabre luo 2ebterer
6 Sabre 3ildtbollaboit erbolten bat,
mllroen g%eitern Morgcn BON Sdc-
riff &. $. 9eibcrt nod) oenn Stats.
3lthtbau& gcbruht. 9cioc beboup-
tctcn nod imnlcr, ooB lie unihul0!g
leien.
3ubltc mi t Sem 2cbcn.
Ser Heger &obn Neomin muroc in
Eager Der NobnsGontrnttorcn Sboc-
mofer, Hincbart 4 So. an Der nSaltis
more 81 s@abn" 5pild)cn Ilbcrton
un0 @opoltod, BON lcincnl Gulicn-
%genoiicn Solcpb @rooIcp om 9onncr-
ltog crld)oiien. Ncomin luolltc Die
Srult @roOlen'@ Dor Oclicn @rlltolitGt
lMiibcn. @roolcp lit pcrbnitct mo
miro in Glicott Gitp lpegcn MorOc5
pro5cllirt mcr0cn,
Ncuc SCI d) ~ orcnc.
Nihtcr Somc3 Ncpca bot iiir ocn
Spril-S crnlin 0c9 arcis1crid)ta bon
Innc Nrunocl= county Die iolgcn6cl
wciteren @citpporcncn ac5ogen:
/. Siitrift - Sonicl ". Siooin3
AT Stcllc bon G6orlrS $. Gnttcrton
.. 9iitritt - Gpbroim @oitbcr m1b
SronciS &otd)inS an Stcllc bon Com.
Gorrid uno Sront M. @oiil;
3. 0iltritt - Sobn q. u. @rnur
ul0 Charles y. Sudcr nn Stcllc BON
George u. Sobinc mo GnoN N.
Sobnion;
4. Giltrift - GbomQS s. @otcr$
mo g. g. @opcrS an 'Stcllc bon ,SoS.
$. SorbcS mo Sorrp y. @ontt;
3. 0iitrift - &oiepb e. EbcIp@.
George ". &ilbclm, @nlter u. Nor
mo &obn ". 9opiS an StcQe bon
Sobn y. %ormlorL Soiepb NJ. 9rpon.
Charles s. Gcillniocr mo goonl
@ilb;
6. 0iitritt ClnnopoliS) q.
Srollf Noiil al Stcllc bon @iQionl
=. Gbiloa;
s. GiItrift - SSubn ". S6crmooA
uno SoncS Y. MtmeIl an Stclc bon
Soibuo 8. @lopcr unb &obert j.
sltncq.
3mci BANNER crtrunfcn.
Nclion Sobnion uno SScor @ll,c4
bile, 5mci &ol5orbcitcr, %crtronfen orl
Tomncritog Worgcn gn9clidts &c
Mitorbcitcr in Scr NGbe Der @rcn5y
BON Garrett 9olntp, W0., IN Dem
ourd G~c1cn9iiIie iebr encyclopedias
ncn Oou0bio0bcnp SlnB. Sic bcfon-
Den iid) in cincm @oot, meld)eS 0c0cG
Elm &obel gclhlcu0crt mllr0c mo
umihlug. Die 2ciden linb nidt olli.
%gcinn0en luor6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
Nus Nram iibcr ben Subn.
% aterburp, Conn.,, 80. Md'

@aterburn Conn.,, 80. WGr5.
- ant6onp GcneSfp bat bier feline
Satin our6 eilen SduB ifDer Der
munoet uro Johann SelbItmoro ourf
gridicBen periuft. Die 6rali oiirfte
orn 2eben erbalten mer0en, mdbrcno
.Genesfp faunl gcrettet merben oiirite.
@ie man pernimmt, mar Genesfp ieit
Ginger 3eit in iebr aufgeregterS tim'
milng, neil icin Sobn Soiepb Dor
Surgeon lpegen Der ermoroung zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
Inftiuus-I njcigen.
VI. y, sippCtt & @rp., Nnipaltc, FOL
Gr. fl, St.2crinntons Strnfe.
%hnttnrErt At. r-F,.s

VI. y. sippctt d Urn, %sinlpaltc,
Tr. If, SitsScrinntons Strabe.
NDpotheicnaNcrtnui
ciAcr iUcrtbO1!cu Snru
III Np9ottut, NumafosNu IniD, W,arNlauo.
Gntbntt Gin gtpfes mo mcrtbuullrp Eager upu
Sclotpnt nm Stint.
Iuleroem 1T oiriciae iunBl gccignet iHr lamb.
Wtrtbid)aitlidc 5ipcde
lib
cntBIlt ~uugcidbr 100 Ndcr 9nno
I'M orIttca gSuBiotitrift uot puuGro.Gunu!N.
&raft elmer Observation-Disclosures, iue,Ne in els
rcr 9Dpotbct bon S.Iurclice Nerlleii an SameS
9uple entb0lieIl lit, N~uerbcl ole ulter5einnetcll
GcuollmddlliHten ole %geuGlntc NDputbCi AM
Sicnitun, oen 3. 9iprti 1906, II ltbr MittagS,
al Der Sbitre neS 0eri6tsAebdllocS gu Guicutts
SIN, Snupdr0sGoliin, WturUlaIo, nul ulfcHts
ljdcr Nu;iiuu oCridrICll.
Sic 9dI6c iueriUuotle Sarllt, lpcldbe I'M orittcn
gSubloillrtlt BON Somaro- GulnlD 1eleGen III ura
120 Idcr YHito cntbult, Ilebr ooer lrcniAer,
mo bielcs odo Gigert6uni ~, mcldeS nur1
liGb lllta @ycu}cn htidricocn nj, ais orci lcpu.
tntc Sotc, IN cliIcrt Gttcl bon Sullc9 NONlc mo
Srnr an Clarence Bennett, Ontirt bonn Z, Sini
1904 ulio protOiulllrt III \. ". =. VII. ~,
6olto $40, clicn Oct GnnosErotoIole bon
@upGrb GountO, atf iUclHca bier fir cine &C.
ndncre YeinreIburR bil0ciptclci miro.
Nue nbeil9ellaHnic Srlloet1cntbmt 1T cas-
liltli6c Haltn. luCIbcS ocri perltorbclcu Siiroll
gtolurot 9cDorie, mo non bCHtlclhel an Namc3
NoOle lIro BON oieien an Clarence Bennett
iihertraBeil nuroc, ale lpclte <cl in nct
Salos Kroioiolen BON 9oiparbsGoultD mao Sc
NfAIA NhfNNhNhtNA lAHA~H
Siefcs GiGCutGum III ncbit icincn lnnoiuirtbs
fboftIibcn YtulaGcn iitr ictHe GroGcI ulo lucriDs
pruelt SuRcr bon Seloipul lro Stint bClauut,
lIun bic Nl5ucltiultg oieler YulCr ut icii mebrcs
ren SubrCIt beiricben luuroCn. Sin Altlitcr Der
0%ctnnntc Nttlcrnlc fam in Den Nilrcuur Der
glr(udltc oocr Nllltiolatorcn 0ticben ipcrbcIt.
agtut hem GtGellGltlti %hcllllOeI ltb Elm polictt,
heS SSobnbnllo, Snclllc .luIb ole ltoibpcthtgcI
AiGcnGeb0une. IS lit uaDc elmer &oltsSilicc
uno ner 9Sooaitod Station ocr Baltimore Il
GbtosGtlenuabn" 9elc0egt.
Scrtnuiobc0iHQnlacH, lOie hicIclhctt bon hcm
@0potbctnr porgciebeI ltrb 9til Sritlel @u1r,
Der 9ieii IN iiucl Glclbudbilcil 3dbllnNel in
6 lin0 II WiuuatcIl, uoCr Naur. Itadb 9Slinlh hco
Niuicr3; 0rchii5ublIEQcn menu lOl6e NcutalOi
mcrocll nlilllcl ncrbtnll iucrocl mo 3ur 3us
irie0cnbcii nce NcuuumihtigtCl p~crbiirNt lem,
sine SlI8nbiuun bon $3.50 MIRO bonn MduiCr Slir
3cit oco Ncr!aulc3 p%crlGuNt. Die Slcllerr Iihb
bis gum gag hCa licridulcs bc5aDlt.
Snmcs &. Sippctt,
observation-disclosures Oct nCrulitcll &hpotbef.
Eat,iluu a. Wabnn,
(SS,92) WlitlulluturCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31

lin cinen gIndblaB oDSul6Iiebcn 43 Cider,
2 9io6S, 81 9Serdes. / WieiIe bon Der Siaot,
benniue %eniiernt. paiicnb fir Mtilbcrei. &C.
miiiciarin oher @ciliigelSu6t: cine quite Gneuc
al. Dem Tlab. Sir ndbcre @in8eInbeiterl aoreia
fire man 9iett. 9. Guric, 1928 H'Gnlurrt.etr
(UtdrsS, 4 MuD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31

SnnliIicnpdter! &obGcIe9enc5 frrhtbare3
9SOiicr. SSiro in Enr5eaen bon eelpiirf6;er
@r1Gcu %ucrfauft. Semitic nnb SeiIii9cl brirz
acn booze Ereiie auf Dem 9Snfbirgton M'arit.
lSrcifc mo Neoin0umaen uah lcherciniuinmeil
Mid,aro Ncipcs Company, 4iS-450 Gauitabie.
0cbGuoc. (SS..)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
uno Stabtauptswm.

Gbrinu's rGanton aieber;rau5.Saar,"
ciioWeit.Gdc 3, ctr. u. SattsNoc., Samton
Sallpiauartier oes r@antonsGicoerfralB".
Sinniimrbe iebcn Wiittlpcb Mbeno. Scr
liu0 abcro. .HdiipnaI"s Js.sr am Yapf.
Gbeinpeaies9 eLepb0n - Wulle 1453 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31
eMmist's nGitea!ranS.Sone."

Snipt1uariier bes .@dDern SIR Unit .'Sier.
ems" &jGenfruH8sS ulneIpereiits, .Gdns
ton Smmcrip. @alis urib 2ei1sNereins,"
rScuiide @cmiiiblibfett," .SefeIf6mieoe'
llnlon" uno .ScipersGouilnpe yr. 478,
3 8. g." SriI1es gier al ieaer Belt.
e. & B.sIeIspDoil - g8olie 1900 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31

Gr. 1920 nno ::2a, Sarforo.apsnu
Sauptounrtier beS r9DuliasWtdnrer6ors-.
&1te li,o Com itergnrtcn biui9 an bets
lnietben. Outer TIab fir Nullernr5iten,
6cinfie Gctrinlc. 5reislSool. 8. X B..
2elepDDn - Mt %srnCG 1850 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31

UT. 1I2I, IttUnIt hNuffsStfdke,
2iniIacr an Srrrell IA belmieiDeiI. 6einfte
@eirinie uno &eine. YdbsNietp Yraues
rCi"sliier. EeriGmmimIin5sGu'al oes 81.
pumharoitr. IlHneriuJbtelocu Nuiis uilo
YellGcrc:nS'. @bsi. Rel. - Mulie 2552 VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31

Nr. J1Ui, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ser rytnrho,i Nnlineriudbrenoer Wauoeretrl
bon Baltimore" ~pcrfaminelt llb bier les
hen MipnidG. - 8corgc VrcDm & Cons
Atcr an 3dpf, nG1 aeuiiher att brett
bonn 6db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-31

Sptu CyrauSiS ,,s;udcraIcrbrrar,'

a,x 49," Us."rr "Ny"u y..os, a.
SEQ. @ittiber, IT., VrnusGp.'S Bier AM
8apf. &armer 2unfb bon ~ bis 1 nbr
9tuhullttdas. Ite neuif6en 8dder ,iro
gum NeIibe ei1aeInoen. =. & B.'1ele,
pbun - Wit. Seriiun Coz X.
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ciHcr lUcrtbg1l!cu Surlt
III YSnooitud, NumarosCu niitD, WtarOlauo.
Gntb0it Gin grpics mo mcrtbuullcs Yugcr up,t
Sclbipnt INN stint.
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WirtbidaitliGc Slucde
The Washington times., 1906-11-16
Passed Rigid Examination.

Gotham, where for many years the
Senator has lived
As 20 the respectaoiIty Of her house.
Mrs. La Mont was most emphatic and
cautioned her interviewers not to draw
any contrary conclusions. Throughout
the Interview she made IL appear that
she is FAR more friendly disposed 10
Senator Ilatt than 10 Mrs Platt. utter
nag yelled threats against the latter in
case she rs made TO appear in an unfa-
NoraDle light in connection with The
case
Mrs. Ia Monts description of The raid
or Mrs. Piatt on the house and her tri-
umph1ut departure with a slipuer as a
trophy of victory. agrees substantiallv
with statements previously made. exccpt
ln regard 10 the ownership OF the slip
per ana the presence OF a woman In the
house other than herself and the serv-
ants
That slipper bs Ionged 10 one of my
maids, declared Mrs Ia Mont. who
happened 10 leave IL in the room where
the Senator was sitting looking out
or the window when Mrs. Jauewav," faz
Mrs La Mont Insisted upon calling Mrs.
PlatD burst into the apartment. II
Mrs. Janeway makes any trouble for
me on that account or for any other
reason she VIII hear from me. Senator
Platt has had lodging here with me for
The last hfteen years, using my house
Tor meetings Of private character and
when he had business 10 transact which
was no concern of the public"
lt Is Senator Platts present plan 20
remain in the Hotel Gotham until the
opening OF Congress, when he expects TO
take his seat In the Senate. In Wash
ington he VIII return TO his old quarters
IN the Arlington. which he gave up whc
he was ma rried 10 Mrs. Janeway.
The Washington times., 1906-11-16
ROOT WILL DEFEND
MONROE DOCTRINE
To Refute Burgess Claim
at Irans-Mississippi Con
greSS, for President.

That the Monroe DoctrlHe stilI lives
ana Is not a dead letter, as recently de-
clared by Prof. Burgess. ia his Berlin
address, will be vigorously proclaimed
BY Secre tary of State Root In his speech
before the leading cOmmercla al men OF
the West. and In the presence Of a
dozen diplomats OF the I.atin-American
republics.
The address will be delivered at the
banquet of the Trans Mississippi Com
merical Congress b Kansas city. next
Tuesday evening. The Monroe Doctrine
and the commercial opportunities OF tue
UnNed States in southern republics Will
be the chief s2iect under discussion at
both this banquet and at a dinner 80 be
given by the Commercial Club OF Kan
sas CITY, on the evening previous. a.
which informal talks Will likely be made
by Secretary Root and the other iiplo-
mats.
Al the banquet. aside from Secretary
Root, John Barrett, American minister
10 Colombia, and d number of uthrr
diplomats VIII make addresses The
gathering OF the congress of the West
,-tn commercial men wlll be sort Cf
second Fan-Amerlean conference.
II ~ understood, un04Lc+al4y. UEat In
MS address Mr. kOOy viii represent the
terances OF Prot. Burgess recently are
known 10 have greatly displeased the
President. ana IL - thought he will
take this opportunity To make denial
ana rrasSufr sac south American pro-
pie that TINS country proposes to con
tinue the old policy on which they have
relied for almost "a century.
The other addresses which Secretary
Root viii deliver while on his Western
trip-oEe before the Kansas Commer-
cial Club. and one each in ST Louis
and ciuciana1-Wlll be more or less eX-
tcmpOrdHeous. but all viii have 10 do
with his trip 10 South America and the
commercial opportunities of those coUn-
tries.
Among the foreign diplomats who VIII
attend the Kansas City dinner are Senior
Amaral. representing the Braz'iian am
hassadOr. Seuor PardO. minister from
Peru, Senior COTteZ. minister from Co
lombia. senior Calderon minister from
Bolivia Nj. CalVo. minister from Costa
Rico, Mr.. ioachman. charge d'anaires
al the Chilean legation. and. perhaps,
two or three others