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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-10-19
COLIYER.

her mother at Ogallah.
John Briggs is as busy as a
hen on a hot griddle- these days
Frank Spena of Quinter, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Collyer-
H. B. Graves and family are
moving into J. D. Briggs house.
Mrs. Fouts is rebuilding her
residence recently destroyed by
fire.
Do not forget the concert Fri
day evening, October 25, at Ra-
zak hall.
Come to Collyer for your in
surance, and everything else
up-to-date.
Norman Redmond and two
daughters returned from Wallace
county last week.
Our new school house presents
fine appearance in its dazzling
garb of white paint.
Mr. Brown and sons, of Wa
Keeney, did fine job plastering
the new school house.
Miss Buehler attends satisfac
torily to the wants of the Ger
man trade at Kirby's.
Although prints have raised in
price, they are still at the same
low figures at Kirby's.
Mrs. Joe Bachura is repaper-
ing her residence and Myrtle
Buskirk is helping her.
Collyer resembled a city the
past week Judging from the
amount of business done here.
Mrs. Jno. Walsh and little
daughter and Mrs. Jas. Tague
spent Friday with Mrs. Lorimer.
Mrs. Jesse Kessler and Nan
ME Glenn spent Saturday and
Sunday with their sister Belle.
If you miss the musical Oc
tober 25 you will miss a rare
treat. Admission 25c, children
15c.
Rumor says John Tilton has
bought Curt Redmond out and
will oring his family here to re-
side
Mrs. Samuels, Mrs Jno. Har-
rison's mother, left Tuesday
evening for Los Angeles for the
witer
Misses Rose Razak and Fannie
PolkovSky have resumed their
musical studies with Mrs. John
Glenn
@. G. Hickman and wife and
wife and Chas. Glenn and wife
spent Friday with Belle Glenn
on the farm.
Insurance replaced damages
on VIM. Bowers building occu-
pied by Chas. Kirby, and Jesse
Hickman's house.
Services at ST. Michaels s
church October 20 at usual hour.
Rev. Heller will officiate and
preach to the Germans
Date of musical is October 25.
Do not forget to hear the young
musicians of Collyer, and some
of the old ones to. Programs
Will be distributed next week
Tuesday.
DIR. Lacerte, daughter and son
spent the greater part of last
week at Dumar, Kans., their
former home and we are glad to
hear he will not return there to
live as Collyer can't afford to
lose so s8illfun physician
The show given Friday even
ing by the blind man drew a
small crowd. The prize offered
for the most popular young lady
was g ring won by Miss Annie
Razalz, and the lazy mans prize
was given Vic Mador- pair of
infants hose We wonder what
disposition he will make of them.
The watch to be disposed of by
Rev. Van for the benefit of the
new Catholic church was won by
Adolph Melnek on chance No 81,
book No. 1, in charge of Mrs. j.
Glenn. Those having books with
their amounts were. No. L, Mrs.
Jno. Glenn, S11; No. 2, Mrs. Cub
bins, S11OO; No. 3, Mrs. Chas.
Glenn. SO. rs; No. 4, Anna Thiel,
$3.50.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Maximum and minimum tenn
perature according to the gov
ernment thermometer at Wa
keeney for the week ending
nctoho1. II
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Weather the finest ever; dry
and calm with bright moonlight
nights. Nothing better in the
wide, wide world.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11
@mrttem 6erg.

Stuttqart. Oas Itd6tiI6e
Itatiitiihe 9mt but feitgeitellt, bab i'm
Sabre 1905 oas in Stuttgart pers
trdu4te 5leiid ~gegeniiber beu Preiisu
pom Sabre 1901 INN 3,270,000 Mart,
Jeoeniiber ben preiIen bonn Sabre 1904
Inn 2.630.000 Mdrt tbeurer tpar.-Dte
biireerliGen 8oIegien boben beI4loIs
fen, Sen itdbtii9en 8eumien uno @ns
asite1ten 9beurungS3ulagen gu gepGbs
rem in Sorm elmer Grb06ung Oes Wlins
oeit9ebolts nm 60 Bis $50 Wart.-
Stoatsrdtb b. Gronmiiaer lit an Stele
oes gum Suftisminiiter ernannten
Serrn b. Gdmiolin gum prdiioenten
osS O6erldnbesgeridts ernannt NOR
Den.
Calm. &or1merSienratb S0pprib,
GorItduo ter Sdnoelstdmmer unb G1ef
Der @~ereini9tsn Sedenfabriten, bat Der
{lcinfinoerifule Elm 9opital bon
5000 Mart a%eittTtet nit Der 8eitims
mung. 0ab oieIes Sopital pom0gli9
in @erbinbung nit eirer 8ripps 81
peripenben 'et.
GBttnqen. Gtaotpfle9er 8eiier
bon Fer 1T auf Dem Sr,eotofe in
G%annItdtt per9iTtet uufgefunbcn NOR
ben. 9ic Safe 0es Gtaotpflegers ioa
in Sronung fem.
Qanaenorgen. Die r9auges
noIieni6oIt sur Grridtun9 zines Or
bpl~un9Sbcims fir pi~rttembergiI9e
GtaotS0iener" bat in Ger Ndbe bon
9%anqcnurqen am 9ooenIec einen gaus
plab eripprben. SIN tommenoen 6riibs
iabr miro nit Dem Yaue %tegonnen.
s ii b ingen. 9(n Der bieiigen
llniperiitGt tefinOen fi6 i'm Idufenoen
Semeiter 1922 immatrifulirte Stuois
rsnbe. ourunter Z 5raren. gsgen 1710
i'm CONNER unb 1886 i'm Winters
iemeiter 1905-1906. Weit SO Sorern
bctrdat Der @eIommt6eiu4 in OieIem
SemeIter 1886.
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23aperm.

M Ii n If c n. Sn ibrer 2~3jGbrieen
0eriiGcrungsperioOe 1884 nit 1906
bate Ole gapsriide 2anoss .Sagelpers
iiferun9sanItaIt 1851 !6aseltase. Der
S6uoen belief iif duf runo 48,000, :
000 Mart. Ter tohIte Shaoen an
eincm 9uq betrug 4,023,060 Dart,
Der nieorigite 4 Murt.--Der SlpiIfen
Den Sta0tgemeinGen Wiinben uno pas
ling lpegen Grbauung Der elettriI6en
Strabenbabn BON Wiinfen mad 90
ting Acknowledgements 0ertras puros
rom Staotmugtitrot Wiinfen genebs
mi9t.-Oas @emeiroetoaegium geneb,
migte einen Nohtrdgstrehit bon 44S.s
22S mart fir ouS WaNernert bel
Moosburg, fir ouS Damn Die g(uss
9aben fi6 ins9eIummt uuf 3,569.000
Wart itcllen.
Wnsba6 Of. aommer5ienrdt9 Gut
mann bat Iif enti6lofen, arf eigsne
Soften am bieiigen 3runfenbaus einen
Sperdtioneianl nit Dorroum erbduen
5u ldNen Die aoiten fperben iih auf
ettpa 1000 Biz $1,000 Mart belau.
fen.
6 Of n q. Ter @iitIer Seolmaier
bon hier, eendnnt gum Bell Sadl, 0as
Ter bon sr0lf ainosrn, 1T beim
Steden BON Shnee3sidsn auf Dem
Wege bon 0ietersbeim mad G9ing BEL
osm berrf9enosn Ghneeiturm gu Gaa
ssfcmmsn uno e~rfroren.
sieve It a D t. Dem Iiberalsn
4baeoronsten Setonomisrdib ailidn
aeler (Sibingen) bat feline beige Sci
matbaemeinbe in Wiir6ieuns ieiner
langidbriacn, BON 8smeiniinn seuaen.
oen Wirfiomteit in Der @emeinbe Sic.
belitoot bas acknowledgement rtrlieben.
$ (. Der GtootmagiYtrat bsfpils
ligte fir oas 9eutfhe Wuieum in
Wiinhen gum 9duTcnos 1900 Marf.
e . g. Sn Dem etfpa $50
Ginpohnet sGhIenben pfarroorfe alts
r~anbsbero herri6t ser 9ppbus berdrt,
haB taft i'll jebem Sauie Elm aranter
lieat. Sn elmer Gumilie tamen inner.
bal6 Ia 3aaen orei IobesfGIe Dor.
W ii n 6 q. Die beige &c.
Ie0fhoft bdrr1onie fe1ing bds Seit
ibres t~0Ojdhrissr 9sitebers.
u ii rnberg 9. Die inter maei-
ftrdtifder gertpaltung ftebenben Stif,
iuro.n fir 1Intsrriht uno 9iloun9
repriientirsn s.n msru6rsn pom liter
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Sreie Stable.

s. burg. Sier ipurbe Elm
Srouentlu6 gesriinoet. no bic Srauen
Ser erIten GeieGi9aftsfreiis nit be.
rufstbdti9en, gsbiloeten Jrauen auiam
mentommen folen. UNI gesen Den eng
berSieen oeie1TdaFtlifen aoItengeift
5ront gu MAIDEN. Ter Stub 3dblt be-
rtits iibcr eco Witalieoer. Cine aus
tpGrt8 letcnos !9amblrger Dame itif.
tete Elm rorn'bmes Damilienbuus dn
Sungiernftieg ols Slubbdus.-Nboli
Gtrofari. Der Witinbater Der Rbsoerei
R. so. Gloman IT,, 1T ssTtorben.-9sm
9irsttor hes gernantTden 2topos,
Soniul Stto S9lid, bat Die 5edniIds
6o4i9ule in Munfen fir feline Der
6isnite ourh erfiroung bes Shiffs'
f~rsiiels CUR YsIciiiguns Der ShIingers
teipeguneer Ger Ghiff, BEN yitet zines
Or. ina" ~ebrsnbdlber perlieben.
Bremen. Die giraerI6dft bot
fir ben Wusbdu Deg neusn !6dfens lei
SslebsbauIen ole Gumme bon 1900
coo Wart sepili5t. Iis srpsitsr!eE
bremiIhen SdienanIuasn psrfep
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ruten pe9errert; Der aI1e SaFan
SSurra - Surra - Surra!"
Der Sngenieur hantte gsriibrt i'm
Rdmen ieines arabii6en Sreunoes.
Damn fubr er fort: aSbr babt nun ale
ein9eIeben, luelde Ma6t oie Qutoiu9s
seition, Der @laube an Die MDslidteit
elmer iibsrirOii4en Silfe aus5uiiben
permag. 9itte i6 Sud eradblt, Dab
i6 ole Q~ngeppbnbeit babe, ~ieoesmal,
toenn etpuS ni9t 9lei9 Happen min,
energii3 81 mir gu ia9en: g muB ees
benz = Damn bGttet Sbr Dies i'm nod
item Nu9enblid pieOer psrgefen. Die
Ter SAB, o;r mir tpirtIi6 gum 9aubers
mort 9eipor0sn lit, neil er bie fateeps
Ride Ilfforberung entbdlt, ales 81
tpagsn, oQe 8rGfte onSuIpannsn, bate
@u6 ME gebplfen. Die rpmontii6e
@eT6i6te BON Dem alien Mrdber ie6ph
bebieltet Sbr, obtpphl iein 3aubertport
ni3ts onosres lit als cine l~1mtebruno,
Elm S9iitteIreim BON g m1b 9eben!'
Sa, troB aler Iuftldrung eldubtet
SIR on bic Strait msines i3auberpors
tes. llno geraOe barum Fat es Gut
aud geholfen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11

100000 Dart unS sic fir Wo6ltbds
tigteit BON TAFT 100000 Mart.
80 oG + t g + E n. Jrdu
@rGfin b. S1ttenba6, 8eIiberin Oes
S6loBguteS GuraS6urg, bat Den
.Spederbof" in Sped BEL 9euer6erB
Tim oen prsis BON 10000 mart ee'
fault.
@oGnaa6 Of, Die 2otuIba1u
@oln3ddls @eiIenfelo lit i6rer 9eitim'
mung ii6er9ebeu poroen; ie bat 5sbn
8ilometer 2dnae. 3pii6enitationen
iin0 o6 WoInSa9: 8urgItaG, 80Rigs'
teIo, Risosrlauterba6 unp 9eG.
% ii 3bur9. Der preubii6e &C.
beime Meoi3inaIrut6, baperii6e Sofs
ratb Sart Shoenborn, qrofe6or Der
Gbirurgie an ser uniperittGt uno 8i'
rector Der 6irur9iI6en 8linit oes SUI
IiusipitaIs, 1T seitorben.
aus ncr RlIcinpfuls.
Srantent9aG. Die Strdf,
TANNER bat Den trubern gufbalter Der
S4ifferItaoter Ruiffeiier : 8arIsbns'
taiie, Nppreu, tpssen untsrIAIasung
un0 9iiherfGlI6ung gu iefs Monaten
@efGngniB oerurtbsitt. sic perfiigte
ole GntluKung aus Der 6oft Qsger elm:
8autipn bon $4,000 Mart.
GAM q IL. Sier lit Der Wtnser
9birolf gu elmer Celebrate bon 1000
Wart berurtteitt porOen. ST puroe
Der NeinpdntI6cret I6u(oig b%efurosn.
3pci 5 ii dem. 3as S6purs
geri6t bat ben Rentner S6mitt aus
8ermersbeim, Der infolge zines che
liden 3piItes feline 6ruu eri4oHen
bate, frei9eipro6er.
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G,rannf&weis. AmGaft. Sippe.
2Safoe6.

9 d . y pen # 5 t. Guf benz
9obnbof MattiersoQ lit Der 9remler
9eder iiberfabren uno getDbtet iporoen.
0efIau. Der Serao9 bon Inbalt
bat ole 2onoeSbeb0roen anlpeiien lafz
len. bel Ieiner 8eiu4en innerbalb bes
2anoes9ebiets onseiihts Der s%e9entpdrs
tiaen Sbeurune teinerlei 9lufpenouns
gen aus 0ffentlifen beaip. communal
mitteIn 3u5uIaNen.
9 iideburg. SIM S6erS eridob
in MeinIen Der 16idbriee Sienittne6t
MonIen Den o9t Sabre alten Sobn bes
Sii3lers &ruie.
@itoun0en. 9as S6pur9es
rift p~srurtbetlte oen WDbelbGnoler
Wilbelm Mepsr tpesen fdipereu Taua
bes 5u Is Sabren 3u6tbuus. 10 Sab
rem GbrpcrIuit uno Stelung unter pos
ltaeioufiiht.
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Gro66er;ogt6nm SeGen.

0orm # q 5 t. Sm @roBberSogs
tbum Se1en iinb ins9eiammt 26 Berg
lperte i'm 9etrich, baron A in Der BRO
pin3 Storfenbure, Die iibrtasn in Obers
beIien. Die 9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
botten 1905 cine Broouttion BON 397.s
100 Sonnen i'm Meribe bon $4,000
mari; Die 3obl Der tei9dftisten Dir
better betrug 554. Die Is GiienerSs
gsrolpsrte probuSirtcn 227.920 Gpns
men i'm Mert6e bon 100000 Mart.
Die 9eIeai9aft umFabte 1241 arbeis
ter.
Sugenbci m. To8 Smpurees
ri6t peruribeilte Den 2~8idbrigen Mebs
GER 8aIentin Wibl, Der einen Maubs
morbperiud) gegen Die Jrau tcs Meb>
gers S0r00er periibte. su Is Sabren
.3u9tbous. 5rau G6r0ter mar nur
our6 einen 3uFaa nit Dem 2e6en oas
pon1etpmmen.
W q / 3. Ginem Intrag oes
Mainser 0ereins fir SrouenintereNen,
5rauen ebrenamtlih our Nrmens uno
Waiicnpflege 3%u5ulaNen, bat Die itdb.
tifHe Mrnenoeputniion entlproden, IN
oem lie entlhieb, bob fir iebsn Der be-
itcberben Irmenbe5irte cine ooer Sipei
Srouen dlS 4rmenpfle9erinnsn telteut
per6en IoQen.
Sfen E a 6. S;er eerietb in
elmer Heoerleimfabrit Der 40iGbrige
Qrbeiier &rue in Die Sransmiiiion,
pobci inn Ger S6d0el 5ertrummert
pur0e.
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96hringi(6e 5faaten.

guret. Der l@rere S6aoen, Der
0en 2anonirtben heS ReuBiIdeu O6ers
lanoeS our6 9a9eI i'm CONNER pers
urIa6t porosn lit unb piele 2anbs
pirtfe foit gang rlinirte, bat Die itaat'
li6e !Silfe notbpenoig gema6t. gu
ndGit 1T jebt Den 8eoiirftigen mitge'
t6eilt lrorosn, DAB ibnen Die 8runos
Itcucr erlaiIcn miro. Damn bat Die Res
9ierra0 aud 9aurmittel our Inter
Itiibung CUR 0crfiiaung e%eItellt.
S"enu. Der per%itorbene 4ntbros
poloee Gmil S6mioi. profeiior an Der
llnioeriitGt 2eipsig, Der ldngere 3eit in
Sena geIebt bate. bat Der llniperIitdt
Sena cine Stiftung BON 10000 Wtdrt
CUR llnterItiibung Der Wittpen unc
Waiien BON 9o3entsn Der llniperiitdt
Sera gemaht.
% q +. Snfolge zines SurSs
idlufes brad i'm eroBberSogliGen
Softbeoter pdtreno elmer Yrobe Jeuer
aus, unO in perbdltnibmdBis iur5er
3eit trannte trob offer Nnitrengungen
Ser 9oi4monnI4aften oos 8iibnen.
bdls, on oaS Iif bebre Grinnerurger
fniipften, Bis auf Den @runo nieoer.
@lidlidsrpciic blieb oa5 Dor Der
9~ranoItdtts tefinoli6e 2oppei itanO6ilN
Goctfss uno Sdilers unteIaaoigt.
Ruool It a 1. 9ei Der Sberbiirs
dcrmeiterlpabl wurbe Der bisberi9s
SberbiirgermeiI.er !Ssinri6 nit $50
Don 1885 dbgsge6cnen Stimmsn Tie'
b%cr9elpGhlt.
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bauptIG9IiG ber 3peden Der QuBfu6r-
inbultrie bienen.--9er Neihspoitoam.
pier n@oefen" BON Der Wsrf. Der of.
tienaeieqi6aft .Meier" lit BON StupeI
9%eIanfen.
6 ii b c d. 9as bieIigc SegeIf8ifi
.Sorrtbsl," oas nit elmer Weiaens
laoun9 bon Seilisenbafen na9 8opens
hagen untcrlpegs mar, lit teim Gmager
Sum 9eitrunoet. Die geiubuns
lpur6e qerettet.
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SaG(en

9reso BEN. Der Tatb bat Dem
@ercin CUR S%peiiuns bebiirftiser
S9ultinoer 5000 Mart 5ltr 8erfii9una
9eIteQt. Der @erein, Ger bereits $50
Sinbsr auf ieine Soften ipeiIt tie, be-
t0iti9t pom /. Sanuar 1907 ab peitere
100 9inber beoiiritiger gltern.-Oer
Snbuber zines Sportbureous, &aspe,
ipuroe lpegen mebrfd6er WefIelfdls
l6ungen 81 einem Sa9r 8efdn9niB uno
Srei Sobren Gbrperiuit perurtbeilt.
Amer b q d. Sir Die Mlttomobils
Gcrbinbung 9%cnqenfelb > &aosipil4s
Iucr6u6 IS~dltenitein miro fi9 Die
Stootbeb0roe Musr6a4 sinem 9es
iGluiie Der ItGotiiden 8oaesien gu
iol9e finanaieGI nit cinem GeIeai4uftss
@ntbeil betbeiligen.
6 bemni B. Die DIRECTION bes
Gbemniber 9ontpereins bat ibren
iGmmtli6en IngeiteGten nit Riidfiht
auf Die alleemsine 2%beuerun9, obsez
Icben con Den re9elmGbi9cn 9ratifitas
tionen unb 3ulagen, nod cine @rtras
Gratifitation in S0be zines balben
MpnatSgebaltes 9epGbrt.
Slim gen + a |. Gas 2ebrers
bein. spiifen alingentbul uno Quit
tcnbo9 Qe!eG:n, lit p0Gig nieberse=
bronrt. Soe 6sim mar am %. Suli
1901 er0ffnet morOsn. SO par in Der
2onneSfrunotuIie nit 100000 Mart
perIi6ert.
2sip3i9. Die GsTammtsubt Der
93rer Der llniperIitGt 2eip5ig fetrdgt
jcbt $3.50, 0e1en 4S77 I'M Srmmerz
fenlciter 1906 uno 5000 In, Winters
iemeiter 19O5-1906. Don oeu $3.50
SDrern Iino 4166 ais Gtuoircnos
(227S aus GuhIenD immotritulirt.
Don oen G62 WuslGn0eru Iino $40
auhen; 30 6rauen iinO immatrituiirt,
baron 10 GoHIen unb IA NintiodJlsn.
2im y a d). gel rer StaDtrrrprbs
ncten GradnSunQ5lrubl litgte in ser
orittel GtalIe ii. elite Gss IoSiaiGemps
fratiI6sn G8oblrereinS nit flint bis
Te1sfuGer Mujoritdt. Die 2iite Der
biirgcrliGen porteien brodte es nur
ouF 70 Stimmen:
ATTAIN. Gincn ItGbtiI6en Gee:
%fiIdJperlduf perdnitdltet Der bieIig(
Stootratb mad Dem @or1angc onoere.
@eneinoen perIuGSlpeiie lpdbreno Der
Wintcrmoro!c, nm Die Wbeute zines
bini5en 8oltsrdbrun9smittcls on Die
minbcr benitteIiea Sreiie Der itGbtia
Ihcu 8epobneri9uft in Den iebi9en
%2,eiten Der groBsn SIciidtbsuerun9 gu
erm0gIifen. Die Slide iperOen BON
Ger Stuot ourd) Elm: Grobbonolung be.
SOQer unO gum SelbIttpitenpreiie OBJ
gcgeben.
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8aoen.

3orlSrub e. 9ei ser @ufSud)t
BON II G6ipeinen I'M itGbtiiden 9iebs
bof limo nan Gem 9eri9t oss Gtobts
ratbs ctipa 1900 Mort Reingetpinn err
3ieIt porben. Die DIRECTION pur6e in
Jolgc oeiIen our 9uf5udt ipeiterer 100
iunger S6,peins ermG6ti9t.
Srei B + q. Die Stenograpbie
lpirb BPM neuen S6uliabr ob in oen
2ebrplan Der b0bcren S0Ateridulc
duigenommen.
s. ibe1berg q. Die @eIdmmts
%frcquen5 Der llniperiitdt bctr1gt I'M
laufenoen Winteriemeiter 1889 Scorer.
0apon gebOren 53 Der tbsoloeif6en,
$50 Der juriIiIten, 327 ser meoisinis
iden. 518 Der pbiloiopbii9en unb 345
Oct misunderstanding mdtbematis
i9en Tatultdt an. Die 3a6t ser inn
matritulirten Stuoenten tetrdgt 1903,
b%arllnter SO 5rausn, Die Der SoIpitdns
fen 155 uno Die Der Soreriunen 81.
inert + / m. Der Yrdiioent res
bdoiI6en Observation-Disclosures uno
Deg QonOWirtbI6aftIifen 8ereirs fir
oas 0roBberaogtbum Baden, Sermann
alein, III gcitorten.
WieSfoG d. Sn R~aisnberg ipuroe
Der Genciroerdtb un0 potagent 2dosl
lpe9en @srlsbung oss 9riefsebsimniNes
oerbdftet. 9dost miro teIGutoiat,
lpGbrcro Der IcBtsn 9iirsermeitsrfpah.
ods Yrisfas9einniB nitt sspabrt gu
bd6en.
Roootf3etl. !Sisr tpuros cin
TsmptrniiIfer @eyein oersiir0e,, rem
tcreits 70 Wit9iieoer tsisstreten mo.
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GffaG. Sot6rinseu.

bburg. Stsrreeierun1ss
roth Yuttiamsr III sum 9eSirtsprGii.
eenien fir has Ger Gliob. areis,
birettor Cl.mms 3atern gum Resie.
runeSrotb teim ge3irtsprGfoium aots
mo- erndrnt loor6en.-Iem oerscitiaen
Rsttor Der llniperiitdt. VrpicTIor 3.
SuItus Smeno. ipuroe bon Der Tdottis
i9en llnioeriitdt Mtsrosen aus 9tnlaB
ibr.s 400jGbrigeu Subildums DE
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hemotrottId)en Stabtperoroneten emit
bietteT 1id ser Qbitimmuns.
4Trnuirl 1lfrIffnlrn.
g 0 If Ii m. Der &reistoq bes
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nit 10000 Mort an Dem GIettri5itdtss
pert Meffalen 81 betbeili9en.
6oQeu. Der RubrtbalI perrenpsrs
Elm teIdIoB in ieiner in 9a9en ab9ebals
tenen Notwithstanding Den Sau
elmer 36uliperre i'm Mobnetbal, Die
einen Stauinbalt ron 125,O0O,OOO
&ubitmeter baben uno 100000
@1art tpIten miro. Die @cyiammlung
scnebni1tc Die Nufnu6me elmer Qnleibe
spr 100000 Mart.
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Me6fen6ura.

81 b / B. Die decentralization
Muitron Der beutlden @eIeaiduft sur
Rettung S6iff6rii6iger rettete bon Dem
bel MiiriB geitranbeten idpeoii6en
Sampfer nSulia," nit Seringen BON
9opeItoft mad Spinemiinoe beitimmt,
sebn 9erionen our4 oas R%ettungSboot
Der Station.
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Sf0en6ura,

6 ut / n. Sn Ben Yrobin3iutratb
fir oaS SirItentbum 2ii6ed purbe
gum eritenmat Elm So3iaIoemotrat,
unO 5lpar in S6partal, 9epdblt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Revenue Cutter Service Orders.

The following revenue cutter service or
ders have been issued:
Capt. D. P. Foley. directed to proceed to
Tomkins Cove. N. Y, in connection with
launching of No. II, r. c. S.
Second Lieut.. J. A. Alger. commissioned
second lieutenant to rank from July 8, 1905.
vice Second Lieut.. John Mel promoted.
Second Lieut.. F. L. Austin, commissioned
a second lieutenant to rank from July 10.
1906 vice Second Lieut.. A. II. Buhner, pro-
NOTED.
Second Lieut.. H. E. Ridout commissioned
a second lieutenant to rank from September
Is, 1906. vice Second Lieut.. G. w. Cairnes,
promoted.
Second Lieut. Leroy Reinburg. commits
stoned q second lieutenant to rank from Oc-
tober J, 1906. vice Second Lieut.. +. r. Snoe-
maker, resigned.
Capt. +. NJ. Dunwoody, relieved from duty
at the department and directed to return to
Seattle and resume command of the Perry.
Capt F. NJ. Dunwoody, granted thirty
days leave en- route under orders of the
18th instant.
Can't. p. Fl. UberrOth, commissioned
captain to rank from December 49, 1905,
vice Capt w. S. Rowland. retired.
First Lieut.. Henry like. jr., commits
stoned a first lieutenant to rank from De-
cember o. 1906. vice First Lieut. P. H.
Uberroth, promoted.
Second Lieut.. r. w. Dempwolf commits
stoned second lieutenant to rank from Oc-
tober /, 1905. vice Second Lieut.. E. E.
Mead. promoted.
Second Lieut. r. c. Weightman, commits
stoned a second lieutenant to rank firm
November 4. 1906. vice Second Lieut. II. G.
Fisher promoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
GAGGED AND ROBBED,
Thomas Lowe Alleges Loss of SO and
Diamond Ring.

The police Of the fourth precinct were
notified last night that Thomas Lowe, liv-
ing at 222 F street northwest had been
robbed Of So in. cash and a diamond ring
worth about $50. The robbery, Lowe
stated, was committed at 18th and E streets
southwest shortly before II o'clock by two
white men. Lowe says he was near the
corner of 7th and H streets southwest when
he stopped two men and asked them to
show him to the ~ street cars.
Il was bewildered," he told Lieut.. Null
hall at the police station. 1.-The fog was so
dense lost my way"
He said the men conducted hin. as far as
18th and E streets instead of in the direc-
ton of AZ street. where, he states, they
tied a handkerchief over his mouth to pre-
vent him from making an outcry and while
he was bound and gagged they took the
money from his pocket and the ring from
his finger.
He later made his way to the police sta
ton near 9th and E streets and told the
story of his troubles to the police. He was
able to give the police good descriptions
of the men. and he says he will be able to
identify them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
VICTORY FOR MITCHELL.
Mine Workers Support Their Leaders
Views.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, January 19.-After
an all-day discussion on the report of the
committee of officers reports, the conven-
ton Of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea today adopted the report of President
Mitchei. and refused to concur In the report
of Vice President Lewis
President Mitchell in his report had in
dorsed the action of the last national con-
vention in allowing miners to sign agree
ments by districts. Vice President Lewis
had taken the opposite position. declaring
that scale should be signed nationally
and not by districts.
President Mitchell again took the floor
today, and with all the energy he could
command. informed the delegates to the
miners national convention that IL was his
duty to decide whether they should indorse
the policy that had been outlined by him
in his annual report or that contained In
the report of Vice President Lewis. He as
serted that the convention could not stand
by two reports so much opposed to each
other as his and Lewis. Vice President
Lewis replied to Mitchell declaring that
his opposite Views were a matter of prin-
ciple and not personal