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&c Inmcstpmn 9lnsitcQnna.

Gr0finct lit lie. 6crtig lit Die Nll2=
ltCQllllg am Gomc9iluB IN &lrGinicn
nod longc nidt. &umorpollc @Clttc
mcincn obcr, ca ici bcgriinOctc Soil
rntl,N DAB Die 9llSitclllng 0od) nod
por Dem ofii5icQcn S0lnB icrti8 icin
mcroc. SonOcrbar bob bic m1erifn-
nli6en NllSltcuungcn sum iclt0clcb'
ten Gr0ifnrn05 Gcrnltn Den GlnOrilt
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mar Oo, ltlO 0o0 lit 6tcIc NilS Itellun1
nod lpeuigCr fcrtig, ais irgcnO enc
ibrer Torgd1gcrinncn. Cine Ser
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dcn lit mo Oo9 iinon5icQc Gr9ebnib
l%rngiinItig bceinflllllen mllB. Nlld) Die
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0o5u bel, ben Grfolg Der NuSIteIlllnB
SIT mcbrcn. 9(bcr nlld) l1elln 0ie
&ontcStoun-Hl ltSltelltng Dom iilons
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miro 49, nll6 ut0cre Dor i6r mdrcn
olS @cldGitSuntcrncbn1en nid)t rcll'
tobcl -, jeOc 0ieicr 9[lSiteQlln0crl
lit Elm W%}eilcnItcin III Ser Gntmidc.
lung unIercS GonOcS. Gie GrGifnnr1g
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tern NIT 0roBcm Fonlp unO @lol15
Dor iid 0eaonQcn. Nidt onl ncnigs
item trltg Oo51t Die 9(nmeIc1beIt Ser
piclen &ricgSi6iife, oucrifonii6cr
ulto curopdii6er, lei. 9}iht 5llr Ser
llidDtlt1g, ion0crn 5ltr 9~c1riiBltn1
iric0li6er &llltur= 2lrhcit 6onncrtcn
Die @cihiibc. 9lQc WtGhtc lil0 in Bic
len So0cu Snfcl Sam'S uiQfonmcnc
@Gltc, ltlO bic Nll$itcQlnnh Die TO-
utclc frcn0c &ricQSidific in Sen Sc
mGiiern ser GDcIapcofcs9oi 5%ulionl.
men fii6rt, miro 0o5ll bcitragcn, Oo3
Sono l%nierer Srcltn0I0oit nit alien
Notioncn fcitcr 81 fniipfcn. Die Slot.
tcnpornOc, bonn Id)0nltcn Mcttcr be
gilnitigt, Fat Elm 9ilo 0e6otcll, Ooa
in Icincr GigcllGort biS6cr lpp6l nod
llidt gcicGen morOcn lit. SIS mar Gin
1roBCS illtcrnotionoleS Gric1sipicl inn
ticfltcn SricOcn. llno Die Q9crfc oe3
6ricocnS, Ser roid)c @crOcAong ltnic-
rcr Jtcptblif, Die ans Gem flcillc1
Nnfung hon SomeStoipn III 6rciblun.
bert Sobrcn 81 eincm md6tigcn
Stootcnblm0e nit Sc Miaioltcn 0c.
poDncrn cnrporgcbIiiGt lit, iollen in
Ser gcltcrn cr6iinctcn I~u3itcQpng &C.
miirbiNt iper0en.
50 fat olif oie Some5tomn- Nll3-
ltcqltrlg ibren fllltllrellen @ert6 ltno
lit nidt leoigli6 cine Grilnerungs-
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PllIorei Scoltr'8I'rliIl6 lilIo cllct
me oo0clo'lcllca IlJotertc!lrIl Frolpe-
tlIot elll'prlIl8ell. wa" oIe crltcre
0CINor o"lH49t 70 IN oGroll I'll erta-
iIetll Dob "'ellu'l mat oDllc nc
4l'rlin9 iep'h ll1o NH eilallocr lc-
pen to'otl'. gnt'oeoef nIlll)cll tie lld)
ltiolI r'alerell ooer oon HIIoerel re-
a''II loeroell' $50 oo@ %olt me III
l'l'l'tcr MepnoIII lolloeruIt IT. llllB
u oi'a) j'l9'lh ooB lDnl ole gr0al.
lltll8 non Nrollllll@ lllo NrcI0eIl'
Ipriu1V Que Wf'''lolo9e leoer M'pllolit
O''oVtl' o'Il @Vt}''l llc0l. NoH @'roi'-
,tFiV $Vptll Nl'IrrCr 3Cl1 oot 'rll)tF
ltcocI llllt l'W 9Ppruu)t ole IDLY or'eIs
!'9VlI 'Il'I'IeiL o9Ne ouotl l~iIl'rFSSop!+
IuQ'l ST. 9cIu0roelt' 2Slr I'oeII III CT.
i'et 3cll, III Der )'G o>l' oer etllel Selz
It a @uPllol, oi'I Der olloerell ole
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IV'l'ct SPou!V ttt1'W H. 9'oU Itt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
WRrcnn bcs etaot.Mcoinrotors.

WdItImOrc, oc1l 20, YIprlI 1907.
9tncu harnn intcreIItrtcu 9%criOncr miro bier.
nit Nndribt crt6ciIt, baB oer Staot 5n9cnictr,
mic c& hur6 Den YI6f0niit CT, 9trtifel 4S, bcs
mcuD p]crianNt iviro, sen crrl1rcuotr .; IAN mo
oic gGcrtbnbfhdtirpcn ftr Die gtipcltrunq,
@iIniteruua mn Observation-Disclosures Der
YrcGtnnisGtrnIc, INN Der &citicitc Der Nul'
tuus@lucuuc bis sur nltcn StaotBrcnic, In OieiclI
IilrCuu biuicrIcQt hut.
vile ouoou beriiDricll Fcrioncn itno bcreD'
tint. iincrCoIh 30 GuNcr. bonn Sntrll htcicr
Motifs an, I'M NaItimUrcr Siqhtaeridt bnrdl
ihrifili6 einocrciGlc 4ctitiun 0uGegcn 5l appel
lirel.
SnrrN &. Suuacr,
Reniftrntor ocr Gtuot Baltimore.
(9(pr2n.2 q ;Mni4.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

0dIti M re. oCH 10. g(pril 1907.
GS miro Gierlnit bcln11t 0cltnbt hnb in
@cntiGbcit Der ibneu 6urb ole &orf6riften oes
6npttcl5 27i Der &cfCbc Der 2cNi5Intur bon
WiurOluuo bonn Sabre 1901 II. Oct am 9. Wiir6
1905 lintcrBeiBncten %crur6mtIiG gtr. 2lG oe9
Nta0ors nno Staotrntb5 bon Baltimore ullo IT.
Hcl0 meIder AMI oicic 9lHacIcgeIlGeit HnlUeItos
burcn C5efctc ooer Ecrur6nimQcu, bic Strubellz
hlrbbriid5sG onlmiiiire iiir Die Siaot Baltimore
bci6lnttcH bubeu, Die @tuunoorfbiNitc (31.l
Strnhe, pm Der Nciticttc Der ct. Yanls Strnie
bis jur gSrtScitc Der Dcrt.9iuao, .6t conocmni.
rel lllb 81 cr6ifncl in llebcrcinilintmi'1g nit
benz QSIanc ACKNOWLEDGMENT &erbciierunq, Der
lett i'm ~hclngteu GitrCull Der bCiugtcn Commit
idrc nuibeluubrt mo 5lr Nnipciiiun uiicrt lit.
Sic qirie hefn9ier TcrbeicrIll1 miro etns
~aebelloer ollr6 bic iolgcuben ElinIte ltrlo @reIs
zen bcidrichen:
0ic Siibfciic Der Ginunbbbeibinitcu (3t.)
Strnbc bcGirrt an eincrl 4lt1lt, no Die Glib
ieite beidgtcr @iruHoorci6iaiterl Strabc. luie Tie
lett cr6finet 1T, BON Der 9Seftfcite Der St. Saul
Strube 6urdfbntttcr miro, hon 6a l1brolirb 81
Srao, OF Wiin. 81 Sef. 6itIih 1896 Sub.
mebr ooer %lpeni9er. bis 6llr 9ScitIeite Der Dorls
9urnpifc=Hpub. Sic Noroieitc ~befnQter Gina
unhorclbiqiter Sirnbe folG parallel nit mo Go
Sur n6roli0 bon Der Gitoiciic bciaGtcr Strabe
ldufCIt.
ltub fc Madden bicrmit ferncr 6cfnnnt. onb
hcfnotc 9ommiiIton AM Nicnftu1, 81. lJtat 1907,
HChiroc, 2critQiuns In6 6plihnN- StrHBc. tbre
critic Sibuu0 5lr NcrNtbuna Der GrbiilnlllN hcr
9lulllhnrCibiaitcII Strubc, lUic obcn angcgeben,
hultCl perbCt.
Games s.. Smitl,
Z. WrtBnr MidbGut,
SnntcS ~, Marine,
Gumlniiiirc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
AGGert G. Suffer,

NcibcnbcIt0ttcr uno WinbnlinmIrcr
lei Q9ti. Z. I'm, gr. 22f, yiuros(ruaoiunu,
lpdGrcuo bCr IGBttlt p Tujrc bci1litiat. Ger
IepBou, I8olie 2203. GtdcIGc leo.r1ui1g MIRO
5ugcitGCrt l1o I'M GbrC iurtpCltUtc &lIlloludit
IuHf. GlJ-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Sic bcto0tc QuGfcrin
Nnno Scone5 IN Hbilooclpbio bat
cine Nfiuipn GoQor5 iijr Die Gr5ie.
6u,g scr Nc0cr.Noiie in 0cn @crci.
ni0tcn Stooten 0eItiitet. Nun lit c8
froNlid, Oh sic Ncgcr 2l,it uno 2ic6c
1obelL iid) cr5ie6cll 81 loiIcn. Spmcit
mir bic Nte0er aus ci8cler Grfobrumg
fcnncu, lit i6r Siloung9trieb ltnO i6t
MISUNDERSTANDING nidt iturf .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

SIM prcubii6 den Nb0eoro-
%netcnboltic trot Or. &crmcr DoIiir
Gin, bob an Ocr llniucriitGtcn mo
Srminoricn DE- Stl0cntCn nlcbr sc.
lcgcnbctt 0c0c6cn ucr0c, iiM in ser
frcicn 9icOc SIT iibcn. 9}idt9 OILS Of
6elltc 3l mcniG Acrc0ct wiirOc, inn &c
gcnt5ciI, c@ milrOc Dici 81 Oicl, 81
lang mo picl 5l IdIcd)t NcrcOct. Get
tcrc5 AcrnOc bcaGnlb, pcil Die llcbrur0
in Der ireicn HcOc fc6lc. Sir ooa
0ifcntlid)c &c6en lei 0o3 quite 1.uO &c.
mNn0tc irciC Nc0cn n~otbucnOi1. Gic
So5inlilten bGttcn &e0ueridullcn Gin
NcriNtct unO iiA oooltrdb cincn Stub
pom muoicrti0cn N'0ucrn bcronNc.
biI0ct. Sic 6orOcrumN &clmlrr'3 lit
bcrcHti9t, oilcin mond)cr lcrnt'3 nic,
cine quite JicOe ST GoItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
EhriIian WiQcr,
Baltimore Ecmctcrn.

giirenu: Srnntliu-9lsgy 9altiinurc' II. IortBitr.
NeGribniBpldBc 5anl Serilit = bon $25 an,
nit NIurmprpf0iten uhaeareu5t $35 = Blnb fir
bier Srdher. 6reie Benlteung Der GnpeIe fir
IruuernUttcSoieniie. CSlnil6.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Iprrainc,

IGlcriTm Ynrfnrti1 5rIrbIid.
WcIliH buH g~Sulurnof cir ItH6 cine buI1e
Wcile. Genutt ole nit WolUbailnn beSei6ncte
yiortbs gocrtrs.Gnr. 6rtie autfhen gla1mittng5
am terminus. @'reiie bon @eDrabn!Bpldbe1
lsgt Ipe $S5 SctatS @f5,na,I@sII; SciSgSSnr
Nuan6. I~'erIanGt %rofblre. tIiait ,1S,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

&rtc0S.S efretGr Salt lit,
mic aus @oibinNtou 6cItinnlt genet
oct miro, Gmnoioot iiir Die ndhitc
rcpnbIifoniiNc ErGiiocntihoitS No.
minotion. SIN oG}ciBcn @ollic" it's
10 bcidloiicn mor0cn u1O Scrr Eoit
bat cinAcmiQiQt ob0lci0 i6nt Der Sit
cinc9 Oberri6tcr9 I'M Obcr- Nlu10ca-
dcri0t licbcr 0clucicn marc. &crr
Gait oorf llntcr 0icicn llnl1tGn0cn ollf
bic pollc ltntcrltii6uug 0c9 GrUii0cn,
ten rcd)l1cM mo bic 9lcAicru1ga Eo-
tronodc rciNt mcit. Cen i0pcritc11
&on1pf miro &crr Gait pbrcrit in ici.
mem &cimotb@ Stonte Sbio alla3ll-
fGnlpicn BADEN, no Scuotor Torufcr
Cincn &oupf bis oltf'@ Mciicr QcQcll
0cN ErGiiGcnten mo ocu Mric03mini.
tier 81 iii0rcn Ncocnft. TaB Sorofcr
idIiCBlid Ocn aiir5crct 5icbcn luir0,
III Mnld)lucr Ooro~llS5ulcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Welb at berIeikcn.

Nne. iucldle 8elo aetroadrn. fpreden 9icr
uor. Inleipen auf SaIdre. WiUbeln II. 1rinb,
etgerltburn. Snl Weritaueii. Seine 2pansSffices
Wetbuoeil. .Valttinurc Snpetment Co.," yr.
12O, Wuro.YacasGtrabe (273--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Ger bicSjGbrige Gent d.
aulcrifoniide 2ebrcrtog miro bonn
30. SUM bis 8. Sllli in Cincinnati
ob0cbolten merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Gcfanntmadnugcu.
Gnntrolcurs 2cpartcmcut, O'et00mn9.

Guutrulcurss Zcpnrtcmcut, JtGtbBnnS.
gaItI utu {, Mo, 20. gtprtl 1901.
Tndlridl! mira Gicrlri. %crtHeilt, hab ale OIarfts
2icCn5cu Ino 3nIitrcr'2iccutCn am /. Gage oc5
Mai 1907 fn0ltGr I.Eo, uuO %otcfclbCn s)Uiibctt
beIl 1. una 20. W3di IN otcitilt g.itedt ge!oit
pcroell ntiillet.
@COrgc y. oefincr,
GontrDleitr.
(9(pril273 &c, at2AL9,1tt41G16)
ScpnrtGmcnt Der Uifeutlidcn Snu,cn.
Gubs ScparicmcHt OcS StGot Jngcntcur1.
Baltimore, ben ~. Nprtl 1907.
Hcriic1cltc HiiAcbuic, an ncil "gouro Of
gluurh@. Care u1 tbc Gin NcRittcr," G%orctiirt,
lucr0cu bis Mitttlundl, oCn s. Mai 1907, Wurs
mittng@ ii uBr, pom Gtaot ltcatiirdior in lei
leTn Nilreuu I'M 9tdtbbaule eItacGer Genoltnlen
iir bic Sritltcrula be9 ~SlnnnntcntS Der Slts
ltalIcr BON 5onc3 Sails, iiloIi0 bon Canton
@NcmIc.
SpC6ififntioncn ulb gnQC6otS- 5orrmtInrc ipcr=
hCn uuf &pplilutiou in hicleW Nitrpal %Qcliefcrt.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beDGIt ii0 bns
9tcht Dor, irgcHo lpclchC mo nlc 9%tngcbOtc 81
periuerfCn. Sin bc2Inubiater Gbed in Der 66bc
ocs IN ben Spc8tltfuttone1 an1cgeheneIl gctraa
Gca, .8nblbar an ben Wtnhc- ltno Stahtrdtb bon
Baltimore, rtiB ieocll NTgebot ~bcigclitgt iett.
y. 7. Scnonn,
SiuotsS n9eticllr
&eitdttgt:
e. GlaD 5imnuuS,
RrGIihCnt Der GontrdftncrgCbllrQ5=NcDbroe.
(Ipril25, Pop y, 29,3 30, ltai1 ,2,3,i,G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Sn ser lebtcn SibunJ
Ser Barrier Slfoocmie fir Mcoijin
tbciltcn bic Erofcilorcn Soiloro mo
Goptcr nit, 0oB es ibncn gclltllocn
lei, ein Scrum sur mirfiomcn 9c=
tdmpfltng Ser GDientcric (&llbr) Der
5uItclcn. Son 243 TGllcn, sic nit
ibrcln Scrlm bchon0clt mor0cn
IcicnL bdttcn MIR jcbn eincl1 t0otlifcll
NltSgong 1c6obt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Hululnnb's tiirfiIdc y1bcr,
Ganitable.@ cbanbe, Epitamt Deacn. etcts offcu.
(slug22-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

fcicr on 0ie critic bIci6cnOc englii6e
N%niicohnQ Oil oicicm Continent ltn0
ben 0cbrrt&tog uulerer Station.
Gr0it0ent &ooepelt'S
@ort ilber oniht WiiniAenSwertbe
&iirger," 6u 0Cncn oltd) Ntoper NM
&opmooO Qcb0rcm Die mcQen Grmor-
OulQ Dc5 @ouuerncur3 Stcmlcnbcr0
inter 2lntlogc ltcbcL mirbclt INNER
mcbr Stoub oui. Ser YrGiiDent
miro BON 0cn NrbcitCr. Goulite'n Itorf
Ourdl Die &c6cl Ac3ogcn. &ru. Nooic
pcIt@ NcllbcrlutG miro ais Scr o&ns
iong bonn Gn0c 0c3 &crtrul1Cn@" Din-
QcItcut, 0oS elm GROCER Ebcil Ser PR
better ibnl biabcr cnt9cgcn gcbroht
babe. o9tur oic 2ldtllng por 0cnt
2lnlte 0cS &rGii0enten bait inns SIT
rid, leine 8eballptrm9cn nit oen
@orten SIT bronomorfclL nit Oencn
ser HrGiiOCnt 10 raid Bel ser &ou0
lit - nit Scr @c3ei6nung oiniome
&ii0c". Go3 lit mcbr, ais 0crb. Ser
Fr0iiOcnt bate iib Oicic Gontropcric
criporcn %fGn1cn, mcnn cr bic Non1en
Der bei0cn Mt0nncr nidt g"cnonnt
bate. 2nnloB 0o}u NOR bel ser S6or.
rimon=Niioire gar nid)t p%or6onOcr.
Gle Groawcite icincr StcllBcruma bat
Der Er0iiocnt nidt crruortct. Sin
Oroitiidcr 9clc0 SIT Dem often @ortc:
o&lcinc llrio6crL 0roBc @irtlmNcn".
GoS Sdiacr'iNc rShncl fcrtiq lit
Die Sltgcn0 nit Dem @ort" poBt bier
nidlt, Ocnn Ser YrGii0cnt icicrt nGd).
ties &obr icinen 80. @eburtStog lit
alp iibcr Bic Sltgcn0 binoltS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

3m den Gcut 6 lonD II.
6rolfreidb lit cin nellcS s(bfonrnlen
5llm SGllbc BON @crfcn Der Sitcros
tllr lno &nnit oiird Oc1 bcllti6cn
@otI6oIter rno Ocn iron50iiidcn De
poIlnrdd)tigtcn in Eoris mnter5ciGnct
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

10 uiicion'S Chronicle"
ncnnt iid cine nclle ialltrirte ;3cit-
lfriit, sic BON Sronde & Surncr, Nr.
HOP, 9rooOmop, SHREVEPORT, 6erolla.
0c0cbcn luir6. Die critic Nunlnnet
bri1Gt Ste Storp Of a famous &io-
limit" (Wiou0 EolpcW uno orl0crc
intcrciinntc Mtittbeillngcn iibcr
&iinitler unO &iinitlcrinncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

SamIua Ocn q. Npril 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Sic III n6nng Scr
Observation-Disclosures bat ergcbcrL
Dob Die S6ulo an Dem 3llionlmcr.
ItoB Dem Stelermonn ocS Campers
b%ei5umciIcn lit. Ser Wnmn lit toot;
CT fam 5lt icilcr GcrtbciOi0lu,g nidtS
mc5r pnrbringcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Gei6dtsRbrsr 6. u. 6etnS, Bobnuna:
g. & g. 121 g8 @aIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Der 9entf6e correspondent

gi9tnthRmsr 6. 8aine, 8obnnna:
6. & q. $40 n Maoifon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

a9eutur fir @aTBtnaton II. Siitrtft Columbia:
sRm. SunuemnHn. 1916 Marion st., u. VI.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-12-04
VESSEL A TOTAL LOSS.
Six Hundred Persons on Board Safely
Landed.

Halifax, N. s., Dec. 4.-During a
binding snow storm the Canadian
Pacific company's steamship Mount
Temple, bound from Antwerp to st.
John, N. b., with 500 passengers,
struck La Have ledges, fifteen miles
south of Lunenburg, and may be
total loss.
The passengers are being trans
ferred on small steamers and tugs to
Bridgewater and 1t is expected that
all hands will be safely landed.
When the steamer struck the rocks
there was much excitement among
the passengers, most of whom are
immigrants, and 1t was some time be-
fore Captain Boothby and his officers
could convince them that they were
in no immediate danger.
The Mount Temple left Antwerp on
Nov. 20 and on the run across ex-
perienced much rough weather. The
big vessel finally encountered the
snow storm, which made 1t impossible
to see a ships length ahead. The
steamer ran too far to the westward
and was fully thirty miles out of her
course when she struck the ledges.
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EX-SENATOR DAVIS TO WE'D
Said Aged West virginian Will Marry
Younu Woman

Washington, Dec. 4-Former Unit
ed States Senator Henry Gassaway
Davis of West Virginia, eighty-four
years old, multi-millionaire and Demo
cratic candidate for vice president in
the last campaign, is to be married,
so intimate friends assert. The bride
to-be, according to the announcement,
is Miss Maude Ashford, daughter of
the late Mahlen Ashford, poor in her
own right and only few months ago
earning her living by working as a
society reporter for Washington pa
per. Through her marriage she will
come into vast wealth, as Senator
Davis has fortune of $30000,000.
The announcement caused almost
as great a sensation among friends
of Senator Davis as it did to mem
bers of his family only few weeks
ago, when, it is said, he finally told
them of his approaching marriage.
The same friends say the wedding
bells will ring out before the new
year dawns and that with the mar
riage of their father Mrs. Stephen B.
Elkins, wife of Senator Flkins OF
West Virginia, and Mrs. Arthur Lee
will be cut off from millions.
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discharged and Mrs. Bradley was re-
leased from custody. She was imme-
diately surrounded by men and women
from among the spectators, who
pressed upon her their congratula-
tions. She returned to the cell from
which she had come to hear the ver-
dict and there she received a few
visitors She thanked them for their
congratulations and expressed her re.
lief at the conclusion of her trial.
Meantime an automobile was waiting
at side door and through a lane of
curious spectators she was escorted
to the car, where, joined by her coun-
sci and several women friends, smil-
ing and bowling to them as they called
to her, she left the courthouse.
The party returned shortly after
ward, but remained outside the build
ing only few minutes and then left
for the home of some of Mrs. Brad
ley's friends. Mrs. Bradley herself
had little to say. She expressed graft
tude over the outcome of the trial,
which she had confidently anticipated,
and when asked what plans she had
replied that there was very little
mapped out.
Mrs Bradley will leave here shortly
for Goldfleld, New, there to join her
sister
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Treuter, aged resi-
dents Of Mokena, H., were suffocated
to death in their home by gas from a
hard coal stove
A plot against King Carlos of Portu.
gal has been discovered, seventy-five
bombs being found in a house adtoin-
ing the barracks of the municipal
guard.
The Stonecutters' union of Mont
pelier and Barre VT, has filed q de-
mand for an increase of wages. About
1000 workmen in the two cities are
affected.
Hawaiian hotel rates have been
raised and United States Attorney
Breckons will, it is said, make an In
vestigation with a view to ascertain.
ing whether the antitrust law has
been violated.
The Belgian government hys sub.
mitted to the chamber of deputies the
treaty for the transfer of the Congo
Independent State to Belgium. The
conditions of the transfer have not
been made public.
Gunner Moir, England's much tout.
ed heavyweight champion, went down
to defeat before Tommy Burns, Amer.
ica's premier active heavyweight, in
ten tame rounds of fighting before the
National Sporting club of London.
The traffic commission of the munic,
ipality of Berlin has decided to build
an underground railroad running
northwest and southeast through the
heart of the city. The cost of the
new line is estimated at $15,0o0,000.
Mrs. Edith X. McCreary, daughter
OF the late Colonel Lawrence Kip and
former wife of Richard McCreary OF
San Francisco, was married In st
James church, London, to the Hon
Henry Coventry, son of the Earl O,
Coventry,
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MINNESOTA CASE ARGUED
Deals With Right of States to Pre-.
scribe Railroad Rates.

Washington, Dec. 4.--Attorney T.
ID. O'Brien of st. Paul and Attorney
General Hadley of Missouri, for Mr..
Young, and Chief Counsel Bum of the
Northern Pacific, assisted by Jared
How, against the attorney general, ar
gued the case ofTAttorney General
Edward T. Young of Minnesota, in
volving fine of 500 on the charge
of contempt of court, in the supreme
court of the United States.
The Young case deals with the right
of states to prescribe railroad rates
and the Importance of the matter was
indicated by the effort to intervene
which was made in behalf of corpora
tions doing business in other parts of
the country which are interested in
litigation that involves the same ques-
ton
The case against Mr.. Young grew
out of an effort by the Northern Pa
cific Railway company to prevent Mr.
Young, as attorney general, from en-
forcing the state law of 1907. The
United States court for the district of
Minnesota, Judge lOchren presiding,
granted a temporary injunction in ac.
cordance with the prayer of the rail
road company
Notwithstanding this order Mr..
Young instituted proceedings in the
state circuit court for Ramsey county
asking for writ of mandamus com.
pelling the railroad company to com.
ply with the law. He was promptly
summoned before Judge Lochren,
who imposed fine for contempt.
The attorney general sought relief
by applying in an original action to
the supreme court for a writ of ha-
beas corpus on the ground that the
Minnesota federal court was without
jurisdiction.
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SITUATION MENACiNG.
Revolt Still Reiuns in WesSern Mo
rocco


Paris, Dec. A dispatch received
here from General Drude, commander
of the French forces in Morocco, says
that Mulai Hafid, the so called sultan
of the South, left Morocco City Nov.
rs at the head of an army, the des-
tination of which is said to be Rabat
After engaging the Anxious tribe at
Bourkiki Hafid is planning to fight
Abdel AZiz, the sultan of record, at
Rabat
AS an evidence OF the fact that the
revolt still reigns in, Western Morocco
and that security Is lacking Admiral
Philibert, commander of the marine
forces of France In Moroccan waters,
relates In a telegram that the Medra.
kas tribesmen started Monday to at.
tack the French camp at Casa Blanca
and only refrained from going on
when they received a message from
Mulai Haf1d telling them to desist.
The situation on the Algerian from.
tier has not improved of late. Sew.
eral attempts have been made to en-.
trap the Benis Hassen tribesmen, but
up to the present time they have been
unsuccessful. These efforts have re
suited in skirmishes with the enemy