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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
WILD, UNNAMED, IS TOWN IF
 CODY
Only Real Wild West Is Found in Wyoming, Where All ThriIIerS But Shooting Ten derfeet Are Found.

CODY, Wy. July 25.-The Wild West does not get wild until you get to Cody. Even here, bepistoled cow boys have not made tenderfeet dance to the tune of gun music. But visits to the Buffalo Hump and the other Cody saloOns-eyery odd establish ment is saloon-and then a twenty round mill between Sailor Kid and Milwaukee Kelly, furnished proof pos itiye that the unrestrained life of the frontier is not entirely extinct.
 En route to Cody it seemed that after all there was none of that West I had expected to see. 1 was reduced to the expedient of thumbing the names "Alkali Bill'' and Denver Jack on the windows of the train fn order to force a thrill. But as said, despite that, many pet theories CT what should be were smashed, Cody delivered the goods after all.
 I fell in with TaTantCla Bill, Lord Kelvin Russell Alderman Joe Me Ginnisss and Sonnie Mack. TaT2ntUia has more hair on his face and head than anyone. Lord Kelvin is Eng fish, ye know" and the black sheep of some aristocratic family. NcGin- miss halls from Scranton, Pa, and landing here only three years ago, he now runs the hardware store and the towns politics. Three years ago, likewise. Mack struck this section from Pittsburg. He started a saloon, madeS7 ,0O0 the first year. sold out at a big figure, bought a ranch" and managed to lease for five years two sections of Montana school land, six ty-four acres each, at s16 a year, which land will be opened by Govern ment irrigation within a year. Mack is a little Irishman who is strictly business. /
 ~Tarantula, Me Lord" the Alder man. Mack and l began in the "Buf- falo Hump" Tarantula introduced me to Hank Young, who operates the roulette wheel. When I put my money on the red. Hank spun a ball which somehow always managed to land on the black Hank most engag ingly invited me to proceed with this sort of business, but apparently was not at all offended when I declined He had one with me, and getting con fidential, explained:
 ~You can't beat the wheel. If you want a fair bet, take faro"
 Hello. me Lud," shouted a man wearing a checked suit. When did you quit McKelway's-"
 "Oh, I say" replied the English man, "'pon my word, 1t was rathel amusing, ,sbut my money ran out so took a job tending bar. In comes bunch of cowboys the other night ana awsk to shake dice for the drinks Now, really had never played dice but all right says I. They shake We win they say. "All right, sayi I. .whatll you have?'
 Bah jove, I've kept that up al night. and by morning fourteen O them were laid out on the floor Com' to count up, had passed out hun dred dollars worth of drinks, ant taken in a dollar and hawlf. So as you call 1t, I lost my job. 'Pon m! word it was rather amusing.
 At that time some one slipped nickel into a music machine wnici began to grind out a jig tune.
 ssWhoop-eei'' shouted Tarantula and began to dance
 Tarantula gave performance Q inc heel and toe variety, for energl and noise.
 Then we sallied to the fight. Th' ring WIS in a stuffy hall. noted al
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
HEAVY GRADING ON
 YAQUI RIVER BRANCH

Dr. John Beckert, assistant surgeon on the Randolph lines in the Sonora country, was a visitor in Benson for few hours last Wednesday, says the Benson Press. He had come up from the Yaqui river country and was on a business trip to Fl Paso, expecting to retur to the scene of his labors the first of the week
 Speaking of the work being done by the Randolph people, Dr. Beckert stat ed that from the junction, Corral, the railroad is being built in two directions east and south. The eastern branch ! is main line. He is stationed on the Yaqui river branch, and is in charge of the hospital along this line. He has two physicians under him, as well as | four trained nurses. Among the off | ferent class of men employed on the
 grade are seven hundred Chinese. The doctor stated that all of the wornmen
 now at work on the grade, the pref
 erence was for the Taqui Indians | At Cumhripa, about 102 miles north {, cast of Guaymas, is the headquarters
 of the hospital staff, and it is at this point that a new large frame hospita
 is being erected, which will be hygi lenic in all it's appointments. At pres ent a number of tents are being used Cumuripa is about 45D feet above seq level, and is destined to become quite
 a town. The hospital stan are kep' quite busy, but no accidents of a SC rious nature have happened so far. Construction of the grade on thii
 branch is the heaviest on the entire line. This is the branch that will con uaof nth NYa1ozorf yraaf many n lheavy cuts and a number of tunnels will be made between Cumuripa anC lNacozari. At a point two miles iron
 Cumuripa, there is being constructed a tunnel 600 feet long. From here or
 to the end of the line there will b'
 a series Of tunnels. The grade Is yer,
 heavy, and it will take lcng time t'
 complete 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26

ough; four children were abused by an Italian cobbler in Harlem last night, and the culprit came near be- ing lynched, and two youths were ar rested today for attacking 1O-yesr-old Elsie Schneider while she was pick ing flowers in the Eastern District of Brooklyn yesterday.
 The frequency of this class of crime led Commissioner Bingham to issue the following order last night
 Every member of the force is hereby specially charged to be alert, whether on or off duty, in all parts of the city, with view to capturing the miserable criminals who assault women and children. The honor of the police force requires that these criminals shall be captured"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
AGAINST MRS. EDDY.
Court Ruling Favors Those Who Are
 Askinq for An Accounting.

CONCORD. N. H., July 25.-In ne next friends" of Mrs. Eddy who are asking an accounting of Mrs. Eddy's property, gained an important victory in court today, when Judge Chamber lain denied five motions made by the defendants to the suit The motions include propositions to limit the scope of inquiry to be made by three masters named by the court to decide the matter of Mrs. Eddy's compe- tency and to permit the defendants in the original accounting suit to be- come parties to the preliminary in quiry as to Mrs. Eddys competency.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
JOIN CIVIC FEDERATION.
San Francisco Peace Conference Ends
 Amid Scenes nf Gon6 EecIinn

Amid Scenes of Good Feeling.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The final day of the Industrial Peace Con ference was marked by the establish ment of local branch of the National Civic Federation. the proposition sub mitted by the committee on resolu- tions being adopted with much enthu- siasm. Professor Adolphus Miller was appointed to select delegates. They will consist of fifteen representatives of labor. fifteen representatives of capital and a like number from the ranks of the general public.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
8mroc ia Sabre alt.

CHARLOTTE, re, 90. Se6ruar.
= 8reoerid UieIier, ia Sabre alt,
ipel6er aIs Srapper uno Sager be-
riibnlt mar, che oie Civilization
Gfabe iiber sic blauen 9erge iditf. lit
in ieiltem SCENT in SapDooo-G onntD
geitorben. Wciier puroe am IL. slai.
quit 1892 in 2incoln . County gebo-
rem. gr erircltte lid, bis penige Wo'
nate Dor ieinem Sooe Der beiten @e'
ilmobeit. Seine 5ran itarb i'm 81.
2cbcnsiabrc. @r binterldbt cine
ner,nSigidbrige Sodter. Seul alter
lit onrd, oiitbentiihe 9ofumente feit'
aeIteQt. Ger Soote idrieb iein bobes
glitter Dem ltmltanoe 5i, OaB er iait
~oisidlicBlid i'm 5reien lebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

Inlclia &lein oSonrnal," Selen GuoB
yImericon" luno Morgorct Iiaer
yNtems".
s.. Yreis pGoic 9ont. @ritppc,"
Gill 6rcndl Safe .Grcnd, 6lorcncc
6rend, Anna NieOmig, Sophia 2il-
ocnonn, &ate SeinB, Will Srcl,d,,
George 9oebreiner, 3obn 2onten lrno
Con 9oebreiner.
8. Yreis 49, aSorleQuin&," Womie
9ietrih, 9(ueidt Sraupe. I0ncS Bon
Seine, Sobni 8ilbeIr, George 9e6=
Ter, Minnie Setting, Bertha Sheaer,
George Sommer3, Mop @renoel,
SuIilis 3ieaet, Morp Spqrr, Sorru
2effert, gnbre,u Mieopig, Glorcnce
2cffert, Daniel 9rcnOel uuo 6loreucc
Glupton. .
10. Greis = v@oIitiidc @ruppe":
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fl. Greis - Seeds Hiercttcn":
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ton uno Mamie Sdptl5c.
~. YrciS - n3luei 9tegcr."
Die 6eItbeborbe lpnr mic folgt al.
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j. Gepfin, q. .. Nubrlina uno $. IS.
bon Seine; @mpfongS . Gomite: j.
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6enfcr, i. @ilm&, SEQ. Gierion, 8.
VI. @iIbelm $. 3. Softer, ". &oB.
fonlp uno $. Ienfcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Ginc Suppclfcicr.

Su Geteftio 8raB'S @obnung miro
iein q. Sod5citstog unb Die Sod
5eit ieiner Sodter gcieiert. -
Gclniinger lit i6r neiler Rame.
Gcutldrgcmiitblih ging e8 geItern
bel Der 6eitIihfeit, Die 0etettiu Sobn
$. &rot in ieiner @obnlng ueran-
itolten fonnte, Der. Seine 1S.iGbrige
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Srn. 6reb. Neuniinger, oem Sobne
Oes Getountcn 9ird)bier . 9rolIcr8
Srn. Charles @. Nelu1iinger bon Nr.
2157 Sit.6opctte.S troBe, in oen BET
li9en @beItonb; mo CT ielbit i%eicrte
ocn 81. SobreSto0 ieiner GcrnlGblutl9
nit iciner Satin @o99ie, geborene
Mtiii5er.
Taltor s. ". Holfing bon ser Mar.
tin 2utbcr Stride an Der Yatterion.
Eorf. Iperlle mo Orleans .Strabe
pol5og Die Sraulin9 bcS iungcn Yaas
res, ooS IN Hr. 20t0, t.Wfonmment.
StroBe, iein Seim MADDEN miro. Cine
pielfopiiae @eieaidnft, ole nit NQem,
mas Slide uno Seller MIR @utes bic.
ten fonntc, beiuirtbet ipl,rbe, iuobllte
Ger 6citlidfeit bel.
llnter In0crcn lparen nniucienb:
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Guo lnb 8iolo Ncuniinger, Die SS.
Sobn mo CHARLES Heuniinger, Sri.
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Sr. Senrp Snitfcr, &r. Sobn Giraffe
uno 6amilie, Sri. Innie Bort, Serr
uno 8rou S. $. arot, SRI. Marie
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finger, Serr mo SSran Sobn Opens,
Serr unb Srou Smith Sr. S. @al.
tber 8rat, SER un6 Srou s. 9obe,
Sr. @eorg Slider mo Sri. 2oliie
Gller.
Serr Sohn $. &rob, Der leit IL
Sobren Der @~e6cimpoli5ci Der Stuot
nngcbort, nl,rGc om 13. Hopember
1861 ais Coin oeS nod lebenOen
$rn. Sobn 8aIter arot, Gltclten Mit.
glieoes ser ct. WottbGi.8irde, uno
ieiner cor etlid)en Sobren g%eItorbenen
8ottir, 5rni Worp Inno, geb. 9urf,
Die 9cioc aus &inoelberg, Seiier,
ltammen, ge6orcn. @r erlernte 5lt-
nGd)it bos 8lcnlpncr9eifGft, oob trot
er ipater Der YoliSei bel uto oiente
i'm oitliden 0iItrift bis CT I'M Sabre
1893 gum S%ergeonten oponcirte uno
IN Den 8ebeimpoli5iitenoienit bef0r-
Oert luiirbe. Seine 9ef1bigung an
bieiem Nmt bate or oorber boourf
bcmieieu, boB er i'm Sabre 1885 Die
oes Sooti6looS beidrulbi9te 8uni.
gi,noe Bct uno ip1ter Sonnuel Sop
fins, cilten Solihmiin5er, perboftete.
Seine Saupttboten olS Getcftip iin0
Die Gcrboftllng OeS SSllipelenoiebeS
Sobn Smith IN Woibiu9ton mo oeS
Observation-Disclosures Sio gennie.
PTS Yoli5iIt lpor Scr &ros ser Critic,
Der in Der GGrenliite a%uf9enonmcu
uur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Yricffaiten.

81. 2. = Gin oitreihiih : lingo
rider 8erein Der iammelt iid in Der
,Groipect,SaGe," neben Dem n&ar-
monie.Gaie" oil Ser gSelt.S Gazette
.,StraBc. Ger ELECTROMAGNETIC Sic
,oerfron5" periammelt iid ieben 0ien-
Jtng abeno in 3. Sofob's Safe ani
koeult-Heiut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

$4,000 Vclobnun G. - War.
idoa 6ornon crbielt geitern einen
Stefbrief fir ben burd)gegongenen
Galiirer Der Spor6nnf bon Neip 0ri.
tain, Conn, u. i. @olfer, meld)er 5ltz
lebt am 10. Scbrllor I'M Cumberland.
Sotel" III Nem.Yorf geieben iultroc,
bllrd) Die Einferton 9ctcftip! Igcntitr
5%ugeion0t. Allf Die Grarciiung bes Ie-
berbcn @olfcr iino $1,000 unb Die
Sbcntiii5irntg scr 2eide beliclben
$1,000 9elobnung ouSgeiebt.
cimfebrm d) c. 9ieic
@od)c lit fir Die oic(en Yaltin1orcr.
lueld)e I'M Sunoe 5eritrclit ais Gleftris
Ter orbciten, Die SeimfeDrpod,e, urih
iuerocn Die biciigen llnionen 9tr. q,
%, 46 urlb 5l5 gnoc oieier ISOLDE ei.
ilen Dali in So5a5er'S Solle obbol,
ten. Die Snternotionole 9riioer.
id)oft Der elcftri5itotS = glrbeitcr iplir.
DC 1891 IN Baltimore gegriinoet uno
5dblt oiele Organization jebt iiber
$4,000 Dtitglicocr.
Wieoer Vanf Gram | II IL
0 t. - Sr. MoIter ". Woion, irii6er
Eroliocnt Der Commercial II. 6or,
merS Notionul gonf," lit oils Na,
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nannt poroen. Gr ipar i6on einnlol
Vanf.Grnminotor lno reii9nirte, olS
er 5ltm Yroiioenten Der %gennnnter
Vanf eriuGblt mliroe. 8or reid)lid)
einem Wonot reiignirte er nIs 9anf.
Fr1iioent.
Sort WcSenrp ais o ar
nion. = Oos 3rieg8oepartemeni
bat beibloiien, Sort WcSenrp ols
@nrniion 6ei5ubebalten lln6 eS fommt
a%nitatt oab oaS Sort, mie geplant, an
I. 9(pril gerdumt miro, cine peritdrftt
@orniion oabin. Die bieii9e Slot
tenmili5 u,0 Electromagnetic, meIft
ooS 6lott bejieben ipolten, iperber
lid alio uorlduiig in ibrer grlpartunr
getGliidt ic6en.
Or YoIi5iI It 9 e Itorben. -
On %ieiller @obnung, Rr. 244, Glib
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S llbr Der friibere Boli5iit Sobn aieb'
ling. gm %. Sanuar 1S47 geboren
frat err am 81. Ipril 1881 in Die $50.
li5eimod)t elm uno err fpllroe benz oit
libcn Giitrift 5ueetbeilt. @eger
idlcdter @eiunobeit mlibte CT ieood
am Is. Sanuar 1902 reiigniren. 6,
binterlGBt feline @ittiue uno mebrert
ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

Son 2cndtgoS betGu6 t
AT gefunoen iuurbc geIteflt
9lbeno in Dem 8oitbauie Don Oapib
g. Softer, Ir. $40, @eit,2erington.
Strobe, SoIepb Gunner, melder bis
Dor Surgeon in Nr. 427, Noro-Garep.
Strabe, tuobnte. Gr ipitrst nod Dem
.Morpldno llniperiit0tS > Soipitul"
aebrod)t; tpoielbIt ct in fritiiNem 3l.
Itolioe odrnttoet Iiegt. ihhie
"&itrfpl Y'GTrnu fd'Hrbcitet
~ r.'eE' Sn bcn oitliden EbciI
Scr StoSt lfcilrt lett ber @itriol. Sad
Oen Sfailplob icincr irtbolOen Sbds
tigfeit at pcrIeGeli. 9ln Der 8rott-,
5niiden glliteomnnitrdbe mo SrooOs
man, fullrbe, iuie iie Ser Yoli5ei be.
riftcte, geitcru Die ~t5.idbrige gliiu-
beth 0idbout, Tod)ter bon Gonrao
0id6mlt, Tr. 1910 IliceonnaitroBe,
nit elmer Gtenoen 3Iiiiiigfcit be.
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9ronOlod)er auilpeiieu. Gas iungc
NGoden glollbt, ben gttentIter III
cincm lngeiGbr ~35.io6rigen Nonn,
oeiien geidrcibuno nit Der bon Den
friiberen Spfern g~e9ebenen iibereill'
itimmt, 5l erfcnnel.
9ron0 in ser Sr ii + c.-Sm
iiinftcn Stodlpcrf Der 3llfcrluaaren.
fobrif bon gtQrn Cons & 50. III Nr,
t19, @eit Baltimore Strobe, brod)
gcitcrn Worgcn ga llbr ein 6ciler
aus, pcldcs gliidIifer @ciic bon
Srn. gugult 6reD bonn Sctcr &c.
portement 6eS o3eutid)cn Gorrcipon'
ocnien," ncldcr iid bon coy %rbcit
oiif Dem Scinnucge befnno. cntbed;
murOe. 9criclbc iettc bcn Eoli5iitcn
HinggoIO it GcnntniG, meldcr hic
Seltcrtpc6r pom GoIten ger. 412, Ode
bon Baltimore ulto Snnoucr.S troBc,
olormlirtc. Sic l(riad)c 6eS Sel,crs
lit unbefannt. bod ipuroen bic SLANT
mclt bur6 boS id)nelle Gingrciien Ser
Seucripcbr ori ibren Serb bcidlrGnft.
Ger Sdoben bctr1gt me6rcrc Eau
ien0 Collars, ga aud, Die Gorrotbc IN
oen onoeren Stpdiuerfen brrd)
Houd ui6 @oiier beiddbigt miirben,
gls bic Sprits Ger. A ibr Spriscn-
bois perlieB, wlirbe 6euermebrmonl
Clarence airbD nieoergelporfen unb
am @ein berlcbt. Ger requirements.
or5t Or. ltnocrbia l~eiitete Dem Ser.
letter Gr5tlid)c SiiGfe.
ieSeuerbeb0rbe crilift IN
Den gn5eigclpolten oes .0cutid)en
Gorreiponoenten" Tim %g(ugebote fir
brei 0ampfipriben, cinen 0obill'
Sofcn. uno &eiteriposen, ieds com.
birrirte d)efniide Spriten II. Sdlolld,.
ipogeu, 5000 Sub 2Ka.5oaigt
ShlGi,de uno Eieroe fir iedS no
nate. SaeS Atdbcre beiagt Die gn.
5eige
Gin cigcnortiger 6nll. -
1Snl isrocIitiihen 'Soipitnl itorb &C.
itern Miorgcn 6r. Soiepb 6. Sed)iher,
ipelder 90 Sabre lang Gotient in
Dem Soipitol gapeien mar, I'M after
bon So Sabren. Somburger BON &c.
burt, fam Ser Sedihcr Dor unge'
fdbr 30 Sobren mad, Baltimore, nm
bol0 nod) Der gdnoung lullrbe or bon
teinem Ser5leiOen beFoaen, iniolge Del.
len er ipGter tbeillpeiie aelabmt luuroc
uno iait total erblinoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
fsreier in z dJiunEitGtcn.

Senrb g. Stepens Der 9eroit6une
ieiner gngebeteten oneeiduloiet.
Satte bon ibr oen 2alifpaB be.
fommen.
Sn SagerStotpn muroe Senrp g.
Stepenion BON S%mitbburg, @e-
i6Gftsfiibrer Ser Steoenion Confer.
ben : Sabrif 81 Gbepspile, 8aibing-
ton : County, bonn Srieoensrid)tpr
Soffman bon Sogerstopn aiif Die
ACKNOWLEDGING bin, 6rau Cora Slifer
ulo oeren Sodter Sri. agnes SIifer,
fuelhe orf Der 9. @ebiter @robfarm
BET Gbelpsniae mobnen, angebIib Inn
8ertbla6en CUR Sobe bon $40 be.
Itoblen 81 baben, inter $500 8iirg.
fdaft Dem @eriftSperfabren iiber-
i%pieien. Stepenioit bate leit gcrall.
mer 3eit unt Sri. Slifer geireit, ober
tiir5Ith bon ibr ben 2aufpaB befom-
men, nadoem lie, mie iie iagt, in Gr.
fabrung gebrabt, peiien 8~eilteSfino
er lei. Sroboem bette er aber fort.
gefabren, Der Game ieines Screens
~2icbeSbriefe 81 ihreiben, 8olentin.
9ilocr uno Soupenirfarten at idi.
den, gm Snmitag lebter ISOLDE
brnllnte Die Gonlerpen . Iabrif DC.
rem 8eldGftSfiibrcr Der angeidu,.
oigte lit ooer iuor, nieber.
Mbleben. Sm boben Ilter
bon 70 Sa6ren ltarb gelteru 9lmi.
9rnoe Sautcrbodl @attin oes Srit.
Socob 2outerbad. Die 9~eeroigltng
finOet morscn Nahmittag 3 l1br BON
Srouerbauie 9r. t06, Siio.annes
StraBe, aus Itatt.
Sn ihrer @obnung, Hr. Ait,
Siio.G entral'I penue, Itarb am 0ien-
Itug Srau S~unigunoe @olf 8ittpe
oeS perItorbenen Srn. Inoreas Wolf.
Die 9eeroigung finoet morgen 9sodl-
mittag A llbr pom E%rauerbauie aus
ltatt.
= &r. Saul O. Steinbah idieo
aeitern IN ieincr @obnung, Scr. 10,
observation-disclosures, I'M alter BON 81
Sobren aus Dem 2eben. Sn 0eltidI.
lono geboren, fam er uor 90 Sahren
nod amerifa. Gr binterl1Bt feline
Satin uno orei &inoer: 8erbiuanO,
Nnna uno IauI Steinbad. Seit ici.
ner 2dnoung III amerifa mar Sr.
Steinba9 2eIer oeS nDeutifen Cor.
reiponbenten."
IppGifntionen o%bgeDie.
en-. - Die SpirituoIen =. 2icen3.9 :
Goroe mics geitern Die applifatiorelt
Der SS. Sacob amolsfp bon Ger. 143,
Ioro. @apltrabe, Mprris 9loom bon
Ger. 1886, @ougbitroBe, ulo 5reberif
$. 89ittmer Don Hr. 1921, Dit.
3opetteitrabe, INT Spirituoien.2icen.
9ru Nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

3peierlei anffaiiung.-
0ireftor: .Shimpfen Sic niht ouf
Die &oae. sl Ser eebort riir Seuer."
= Sdaiipieler: Drum tpoate id
iie ia gleid ms Jeuer tperfen.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

@ufer NQfD. DSd) HloUl
lfon nod cine WtaB trinfen, aber idl
iiirdte oas Wunonerf meiner 5rau,
lpenn ify gar 5u ipdt beimfomme!"-
.Mob' es 10 pie id. 8enn'S einmat
redt ipdt seiporoen, oann fomm' i'd
meirter Ilten 5iioor. -" rSimmel.
freu3oonnertpetter," 10 Jag ib iinge.
f1br, INN iifs rifltig ipieoer 5ipei
ltbr eeporoen! Die oeroommten
Observation-Disclosures Ion Der Giidiif
bolen! sber ba beiBt es: gleib' nofl
Srinf' nod! 8irit bod, feline @aroi.
nenpreoist fiirdten? Stebit uobl gar
inter Dem Yantoffel2 Damn miro
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Die IS IN Reform" ihreibt:
Dos &eprdientantenballs nnierer Sc
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-09
BAILEY AND WITNESS MIX
Senator Passes the Lie-A Deputy
Sheriff Interferes and Col
lision Is Averted.

Austin, TeX.-Quite dramatic scene
was enacted during the Bailey fnvesti-
cation today before the Legislative COM
mittee making inquiry into the charges
against the senator. E. n. Mentz was
On the stand when Representative
Cooke asked Mr.. Mentz if Col. COwart
of Dallas went to New York to see
Bailey while he was there, ostensibly
to have his throat treated, but was
really there to attend to business for
the Kirby Lumber Company.
Senator Bailey arose and said THAI
any one who had said that Cowart went
TO New York to see him was liar.
The witness understood that Bailey
meant him. and he arose and declared
amphatically that he would allow no
man to call him a liar. He asserted
that he was not willing witness.
But so help me God [ will allow no
no man to call me liar" he shouted.
Senator Bailey started for the wit
ness, who seemed ready to meet him.
Deputy Sheriff White stopped Senator
Bailey, and trouble was averted. The
senator then apologized to the commit
tee, declaring that he had been irri-
lated SO much during the past few weeks
that he could hardly help his action.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-09
PAY INCREASE ON SOUTHERN
Hundreds Are Acknowledgements
Satisfactory to All Concerned.

Washington.-All conductors, train
men and yardmen of the Southern
Railway are to receive an increase In
wages aggregating between $35O,O0O
and $400, 900 a year. The advance af-
tects hundreds of men.
For several weeks General Manager
Ackert and other officials of the South
ern Railway, have been in conference
with committees representing the men,
who urged that because of the increase
in living expenses during the past two
ears, they were not able to live on pay
they were receiving, and asked for
horizontal increase in wages. A satis-
factory adjustment was finally reached
today.
The increase amounts to 8 per cent
as the minimum to % per cent as the
maximum. Through freight conduc-
tors are to be paid on basis of S.. Is
per 100 miles; local freight conductors
$3.50 per 100 miles; local freight brake
men So. 10 per 100 miles, and through
freight brakemen S1.75 per 100 miles.
Other conductors and trainmen are
granted proportionate increases, as are
the yardmen.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-02-09
THE JAPANESE QUESTION
Not Allowed to Go Before the Legis-
lature of California.

Sacramento, Cal.-An attempt today
to bring up the japanese question in
the legislature failed signally. Assem-
blyman Kohlman, of San Francisco,
offered resolution to the effect that it
was the sense of the assembly that a
compromise or surrender at this time
on the part of the board of education
relative to the japanese school ques-
tion, would be sacrifice of the pride
and dignity of the sovereign rights of
the State of California, and tend to fur
ther ridicule and belittle the people of
the State.
Before the resolution had been half
read, Speaker Beardslee ruled it out of
order and refused to have it presented
to the assembly in view of the gov
ernor's request, at the instance of Pres
ident Roosevelt, that the California
legislature keeps it's hands off the Jap
anese question for the present.