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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-08-10
Island
DOE BAY AND OLGA
pep. 1859

G. E. Sluyter is cooking for Robt.
Moran's men at Rosario, during the
vacation of their regular cool.
Mrs. F. F. Joubert and son Julian,
of Friday Harbor, we're guests OF
Mrs. G.. N. Culver at Alderbrook a
portion of the week.
Miss Murphy, talented artist from
Des Moines, Iowa, arrived Wednes-
day tor few Gays visit Mrs. G.. N.
Culver at Alderbrook.
Wednesdays rain was the heaviest
for many weeks and was very wei
come, helping the pastures greatly
and extinguishing a few scattering
fires.
Mrs. Alex. Mclean and her grand
daughter, Margaret Culver, returned
to Bellingham Thursday after a few
days visit at Alderbrook and Wood
side farms
Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple returned to
Seattle last Tuesday. They have a
family living on their place now.
The Cunninghams will live at Olga for
few weeks yet, and then intend to
go to Friday Harbor where Mr.. Gun
bingham works for Mr. Newhall.
Following is summary of the
weather report of the Olga station
for the month of July, 1907:
Mean temperature. ................ So
Maximum temperature, goth, -. -. 81
Minimum temperature 9th, and 25th. 40
Total Rainfall -. ................. .o5 IN :.
No days on which .oI or more tell. ....- 3
faTlly cloudy ......-...-. ..........
Thunder on the end.
Temperature and rainfall little above the
normal.
RICHARD c. WILLIS, Observer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-08-10
Water for Steamers

The Columbia Mill Company, of
Thatcher, is now prepared to sup
ply lake water to steamers, or by
the scow load, without delay. Con-
venient and safe landing place.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-08-10

Jap-A-Lac is advertised in the May
issues of 46 prominent magazines with q
total circulation of IA, OOO. 600 copies.
When looking at the Morse Hardware
Co.'s sign, please remember that under
this roof is the Jap-A-Lac repository for
Bellinghanl.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-08-10

We carry a big stock of everything in
painters supplies. Call and see us. A. J.
Wright Paint Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-08-10

A full line Of the best lubricating oils,
oils for separators, cylinder and sewing
machine oils, etc., in stock at the A. j.
Wright Paint Co.'s store.
The Irish standard., 1907-11-30
Legend Of ST. Winifred Well.

A romantic legend hangs round st.
Winifred Well, whence marvellous
cure Of blindness is reported, says the
London Chronicle. Cradocus, neigh
boring prince, smitten with the beauty
of Holywell da1nsel and reused to
anger by her coyness, struck off her
head as she fled from his unwelcome
attentions: rhe heea t.s roiftng- down the
hill. rested near the church, and from
the spot the present copious spring
gushed forth; as the earth opened to
swallow up the assassin. St. Bueno
who was passing, picked up the head
and, with a skill which is now lost to
The medical profession, soon restored
the maiden, with only a slender white
line on her neck as evidence of Che
miracle. But not only did the well
spring from the spot where the head
rested, but the moss on its brink was
supposed to be possessed of a particul-
larly fragrant smell, while the blood
marks on the stones assumed many
beautiful tints on June %, the ami
versary Of the event. Today the well
is contained in rectangular building
and the water flows into large basin
in the shape of an eight-pointed star
The Irish standard., 1907-11-30

II didn't pay nothing for it mar
ried it," (Shrieks of laughter from
the large and select audience.)
But if the wife is voluble of speech,
is her husband a sphinx? If woman
is a human phonograph, is a man a
clam? Not exactly-not so that you
could notice it from the road through
the binoculars. Most of the husbands
who like to joke about the wagging
tongues of their wives are living en-
Founders of the hot air theory. They
are the chaps who have nothing to say
and devote most of their time to say
ing it.: they are full of persiflage, ver-
bosity and prunes. When they open
their mouths their tongues run away
with them. Stand one of these tire
some expounders of the obvious up
beside a talking machine and he will
make it sound like whisper. Man
as he averages up. is full of bluff
brag and bluster, and that's worse than
you can say Of the average woman.
The Irish standard., 1907-11-30
SUPPLEMENTARY CREDITS,
Figures Showing the Cost Of Frances
War Against Religion.

In the supplementary credits de-
manded by the Minister Of Finance,
writes the French correspondent of the
London Catholic Times, are the fol-
lowing expenses, causes by the legal
and military operations of the govern
ment against the Catholics, for the
three months Of the year 1906 during
which M. Clemenceau was in power:
The Minister Of Justice" asks 676,00O
francs to cover the costs of legal track
ing undertaken in virtue of the law Of
separation. The Minister of the In
terror asks 1900 francs for special
journeys" of the police agents charged
to direct the inventories in the
churches, and to get up cases against
priests for saying Mass. The Min
lister of War asks $4,000 francs for
extra payment to the troops sent to
take forcible possession of the churches
and seminaries; l,125,470 francs for
extra payment to the gendarmes for
llSdouI Go SonCl uiuCl llO cthuC ACNOAN>
ing circumstances; 1,034,6SO francs for
fthe transport of soldiers and gen.
darmes thus mobilized-a total of more
than three and a half millions Of
francs ($7oO,0OO).
Note that this is merely the cost for
three months only Of the attempt to
root out Christianity. Previous bud
gets had paid the costs Of the bulk Of
both the inventories and the sieges OF
churches; of the great military expedi-
tions to expel monks and nuns and
seize their converts and churches, to
drive out teaching Brothers and Sis
ters, close their schools and take their
establishments, and Of the consequent
valuations and liquidations. No ac-
count is taken of the immense cost Of
repairing all the ruin effected and of
replacing self-sacrificing religions by
self seeking and wasteful paid LAY"
agents in the schools and hospitals.
The incalculabe moral damages could
not be appraised.
In the same list Of supplementary
credits appear two items which are
telling in their juxtaposition. M. BRAND
demands $4,000 francs to pay the bill
for rejoicings to celebrate the jubilee
of the girls public schools. "one Of
the most brilliant stages in the prog
ress Of lay education" But, at the
same time, NJ. Clemenceau asks $780,
abundant statistics are there to show
that each time school without God
is opened a prison must be built or a
new police post created.
The Irish standard., 1907-11-30
Not a Professional Man.

Representative Lorimer of Chicago,
who is great walker was recently out
for tramp along the conduit road
leading from Washington, when after
going few miles he sat down to rest.
Want lift, mister?" asked good
natured Maryland famer driving that
way.
THANK you," responded Mr.. Lori
mer, II will avail myself of your kind
OFFER"
The two rode in silence for awhile
Presently the teamster asked: "Pro-
fessional MANI"
yes" answered Lorimer, who was
thinking Of bill he had pending be-
fore the House.
After another long pause the far.
mer observed: Say, you amt law
yer. or you'd be talking; you amt d
doctor, cause you amt got no satchel
and you shore amt preacher, from
the looks of you. What is your pro.
fession. anyhow"
II am politician" replied Lorimer
The Marylander gave snort OF
disgust. politics amt no profession;
politics is . disorder"
The Irish standard., 1907-11-30

after it was over, that all there was of
it was Butler The strongest man to
resist a verdict was Grimes of Iowa,
who was paralyzed just before, what
ever may be my opinion of the incum-
bent, cannot consent to trifle with the
high office he holds I can do nothing
which, by implication, may be con-
strued into an approval of impeach-
ment as part Of future political ma
chinery." Gov. Grimes wrote, what I
now say Of my minor part, Il can say
before God that l never gave a, vote
more conscientiously nor one I am
better satisfied with"
All sorts of motives acquitted john
son, some noble, some envious, some
interested. But the history Of i'm
peachments is that the higher they
reach the weaker. they are. The fine
speeches of Johnson's lawyers have
now palled. The best of them, Curtis
and Grovebeck's, had the least self
complacency. Southern men since
reaching to be president, like Bristow
and Gratz Brown, have shown John
sons want Of philosophy and aplomb.
Temperament, since Henry of Navarro,
has been much of king. Johnson
had little to redeem him but his pat
riotism, which still endears him to his
neighborhod, where his constituency
votes with the Republican party.
Seward, to save himself in place
after he had become voluptuous and
optimistic, unbalanced his great rec
ord, as he had the responsibility for
Johnson's successorship. Hannibal
Hamlin would probably have filled Lin
coins shoes with something of Lin
coins stepping.
The Irish standard., 1907-11-30
WIVES IN KOREA.
A Humorist Who Draws a Moral from
Their Silence.

A Humorist Who Draws Moral from
Their Silence.
1t is said that in Korea after a ma
tive woman is welded she becomes
practically speechless, says Newton
Newkirk in the Boston Post. This is
in conformity to custom and caste. A
Korean wife does not after marriage
become absolutely mute, but she does
not speak unless necessity demands it.
And, by the way, if none of US talked
any more than necessity demanded this
world would be full Of large chunks
Of silence. The Korean wife does not
chatter like a parrakeet. Hot air is
something in which she does not deal.
OF course IL the house got on fire she
would mention it, or IL she we're to step
on a snake she wouldn't try to keep
the fact a secret. but she does not talk
ing in the wash or converse with her
neighbor when she is washing the win
dows. If she did, she would lose her
caste and her social rating would slump
faster than a copper stock.
Probably many brutal husband
who reads these lines will sigh and say,
"Ah, that my wife were Korean!"
There has an impression got abroad
in this land of the free and the home
Of the CRATER that our women are
endless and tiresome takers. In the
eyes of the masses the American wife
holds the long distance record as a con-
tinuous conversatonalist. And upon
this impression jests and jokelets are
freely built. The eternally talking
wife is prolific source of inspiration
for comic weeklies and the vaudeville
stage. Two comedians come down
front and, with their noses touching
each other, engage in a rapid fire con-
versation. .Nt.
Il got a talking machine down to
my house!"
"oh, you got a talking machine down
to your house! How much did you
pay for it?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
Ginbrcd)er scidjOien.

Ger 9teger Sermann See in Ga Flata
BON einem HaIiengenolien toOtlid)
%perpunoet. = 9ro6 in eillen &c
ifGitsIooen ein un0 i6lug ben
g~igcntbiimcr nieOer.
Sm Bei66itslaocn Der Sirn1a
MorriS @per & Sobn gu So Elnto,
Mo., ipitroc gCitern Worgen I'm |
llbr Scr Neger Sermann See bon lei-
ncm &oIlengcnoiien Sobn NoB toots
lih pcrmunoet. Die Sdieberei trhg
lid anIaBli9 cines ginbru6s 5it, ben
Sec 81 oeriiben I'M 9egriff Itono. St.
Morris Mpcr, gbef oe8 @ei6dfts'
buuies, 6attc lid) NIT Dem Ne9er HoB
in benz 2ooen perltedt ge6alten, I'M
Oen 9ieb, Der in Ser lebten 3eit DEM
2aoen perio0il6e 9elllf)e obltattete,
Su fangen. I'm Witternadt lteate
Iid) Der Baluncr mirtlid Elm, nno
oltrd1 Gin Senlter, tpeldes er %gerpalte
fam Dffncte, itieg er in Den 2aben.
Sr. @per, begieria, ben &auber 81
inngcn, iprans 81 friib5eitig orf i'm
5lL uno ourd) einen fiibnen Sprung
ans 0em offenen 6enlter geluann ser
Ginoringline oas @eite. Die beioen
MGnner legten iid mieoer ouf bic
2auer, urb cine Stunoe lpater en-
ihten Ser ginbred)er obermols. 8ie'
Der ipral,g Sr. Wper aitf i'm al, n1,o
Oiesmal pafte ct benielben; Der @in-
BREEDER l6lug i'm ieood nieber ll1o
m1re mabrideinlib gum 5ipeitet
Wole cntfommen ipenn Ser Neger
GioB nidt feline Sdrotflinte auf ibn
abgefeuert bGtte. Der ShuB ger
id)metterte Dem ginbrefer, in mel
dem Wper unb @oB ben Neger Scr
mann See %erfannten, ben linfen Irm
unb rib ibm elm groBes God in Die
Iinfe Seite. Siilfs.Sh eriff Samptcn
Cor nabm iid) oes @eripunoeten oil,
Iieb i'm ihneG perbinben unb ianbte
i'm Damn nab Baltimore ms
nStobt.SpIpital." Sic Ier5te glail-
ben ni6t, baB See nit Sem 2eben oa-
bon fommen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05

Ior uno Sam. Sdnibcr & 60. ie eli.
men boIben Stauo i'm Siidmarft,
uno lit jebt MIR nod Gin baIber
StonO 81 bermictbcn.
Cine mirage.
Cine delegation pou @Icftrifcrn
CrIltd)tc gcItern Superintendent
SoncS nm NuFfldrung oorii6cr, aus
mcIdem 8runbc @lcftrifer Nort6
feline GcIignotion cinrciden mnBtc.
Sr. Sores ioat, noB CT it6Otiihe 9lt.
gcItcQtc beidimpftc, >u0brcn0 Sr.
Nortb beboltptct, Bob icinc Soltru1g
in Dem Observation-Disclosures an iciner
@ntloiIu1g SfuI0 lit. Ger Wtupor
rmpfing gcitcrn Gin Sdrcibcn BON
Der n@lcftritcr-llnion," in mcldcnt
Scr Mopor iiir icinc @icocrtpobl IN
0oIitrt murOc.
auffIGrun0 oerid ufft,
3obIrcid)c 9cnobncr bon Sii0oit.
Baltimore botteu lid i'm @oiierOc.
portenlcnt bcihiuCrt, boB sic @oiiCr,
Icitung MIR ipcnig 8oiIcr GGbc. Cine
on0citeltc ltntcrild)ung bat cracbcn,
0oB Gin Gieb cincn &pOrontcn in Ocr
on Der SIticite ocS nEottcrion-
9orf8" loufenocn Boturcnt Strobc
nit cincm Sell 3lliontmcngcihlo9en
uno OoS Mciiing ocs Sporontcn &c.
itobIcn bot. @ic Ion9c boS @oiier
gcIoufcn bot, lit idlucr 81 iogen, oo
hie Stele icbr ciniom Iie0t. Scr
S6oNcn lit %iofort ousgc6ciicrt NOR
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
Sin Gi~ienbabn.itnfaa.


EaS Gdienloger zines GrprcB5ug-
@oggons bridt auf Der Glen.
bubn6riide an ser giooIeitroBe.
6uBbobcn 3crIt0rt.-Grei Ger
ioncn pcrlcBt.
Ser 9rltd) eineS IGicnlagerS III.
ter cinent ser 8aggonS Oes iiiOlid
gebenbcn Bolton @rprcB5ugcS perllr'
fodte geitern Morgen M9 llbr alf
Dem @iuOltft Der DEenniplponio'
gobn" iiber bic 9iOblcs unb @oib.
ingtonsS traBe cinen l%lnfoll, Der 3llll
@Iiid obnc idmcrc 6oIgen obliet.
Grci YcrIoren iulrrbcn leidt bcrlebt.
Sr. emil &ictor, gtr. 1863, NorO- 2.
Strobc, SbiIuorIpbio, erlitt eine
Guctidung oeS Iinfcn 9einS uhlo
muroen feline &lciOcr arg 5erieBt. Sr.
9con aus Bolton, WniiY purOe an
red)ten Bein Icibt berpun0et. Sr.
Sermann 6ebS BON GER. 2t00, Sit,
Nortb .Npcnltc, flogte iibcr groBe
S6mcr5cn int 9opf. Die &cripuhOc'
ten ipltroen nod Dem ltnion-9obnbof
5uriidgebradt, no ibncn 0r3tlide
Siilie 81 S6cil nurOc mnb bon no
ans IpGtcr 0ic beioen oil8tp6rtigen
Serren nod einem bieiigcn Sotel unb
Sr. 6ebs noh ieiner 8obnung &C.
lanOt ipur0e.
Ger Bolton grprcB3ug beItanO aus
elmer 2ofomotipe unb ied)S 8aggonS
ltnb Itonb inter 6iibrung oeS Con.
6ufteilrs %. 8. 9au9bman, mobreno
Sngenietr Murpbp Die 2ofomotipc
fiibrte. Ser 8rud) bcS IhienlagerS
pcruriod)te Die 2oiung elmer ld)pcrcn
@ilcnibiene ans ibrcm Scrbanoc, oic
geoen Sen 6uBbooen OeS @oggonS
iblllg uno oicien 5crtriimmerte. SIC
Splitter oeS' Sol5iperfS pcruriad)ten
0ie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der orei perlebten
Serren. NodJ elmer Oreipiertelltiill.
Eiaen Vlofo0e mltroe Die BoIIuge fir
oen Gcrfcbr lpieocr frci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05

9cribt Ser u9inber6ut.
@eielli6aft." Sn Ser geitern
Io6mittag in Nr. 636, @eit-Sranf.
lin.StraBe, ltattgebabten W%onatsber.
iammlnng Der ,&inberihut ,@eiea.
idoft" berittcte superintendent
Barter, baB SO 61ue, BEL oenen 1873
&inoer in 9etra1t famen, rrteriuht,
90 ainoer aus unpaiienoer hinge
bltng entfernt ntb 20 &inber 1T aib.
len untergebradt purbcn. Infer oer
DGlcn, tpeIfe bon Der n3inoeridus.
@eieaiboft" unteriudt puroem iino
iolgcnoc ertpGbnensmertb: elm s
Sabre altes mutterloies Maoden
murbe BET 9taht bon ibrem brutoler
@ater auf Die StraBe ~gelporfen, mit-
reno bericlbe betrunfen mar; elm 10
Sabre alter &nabe fano Mufnabme
bel Der @eieaihaft. beiien Mittter, bic
ME perbeiratbet mar, nit einem
Wanne 5liammenlebte, Ser ben ana-
ben nift i'm SaliIe buIbetc. Scr
arme Sunge mar geafuungen, i'm De
oember brei @od)cn lang uliter Erep-
pen 81 ihlofcn uno gebettcltes 9roo
81 ciien. gr 5o9 iid cine 2%un9enent-
5iinoitng 5l,, bon Der er iib mabr.
ideinlid ,,idt ptcbcr erbolen biirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05

&onnten feine 9iirgidatt
It ELLEN. - Srau Marp Spear, mel
DIE in Nr. 100, @inter . StrnBe, cine
@irtbidaft betreibt uno Die, tpie be,
rihtct, AM Sonntae tuegen angeb-
lifen Spirituoienperfaufs perbafter
nllroe, lit 9eitern bonn &idter 2edfc
in Der iiioliden 8oli3eiitatioit bent
8eridtsperfabren iiberluieien tporoen
iinb muBte ms @efdneniB ipanoertt.
bo lie feline 9iirgihaft itellen fonnte.
auf bieielbe @eiie crying es ibrem
Mtanne, 8ranf Spear, Der Der angeb.
liden Sonntugsarbeit beiduloigt lit.
Seeds &uiien, welde In Der 8irtb.
ihoft angetroffen nuroen, iino ais
Staats5eugen feitgebalten porbe1.
Cine @Iofe Der h nj n.
Sen. Die alte @lofe, melhe in
Dem biitoriiden Rdbetten.S huliaiff
rSantee" bei annapolis gebatgen
bat, lit peridmunoen. @ie es mog.
Iid) mar, Die @lode 3u Iteblen, lit lin.
begreiflid. Die Baltimore s@ebeim-
poli8ei lit eriu6t worben, nab Der
8lode ltmlhalt au 1alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
Staot Baltimore.
ltntrrhaItnnas . @cnusiicr.

.@anEt . ataSemis," - 2tefe. 9o6e: n90e
GHlbaiiO QdI".
~Siauep's," - Siefc @o6e; p5or a Siman
2tte".
,eInHetD." - Stefe g8o6e; Nlcc unS RurtoH'S
abig @diet0 So"
nStronabeart".
aoplitbop," 49, Siefe g8o6e: o5u oIo GeHs
nIdb".
rNlbnuab'S." - 9ieie gSo6e: o1be Snncina
Sirl".
aMarblauS," $780, 0ieie g9u6c: aeitb's gnuocs
bilesGuritelunlen.
,NuSiturium," - 2iefc g9o6e; rGom. Gid
uuo 6arrD".
y9ss,u Mlouunsntnl." - 9teie N8o6e: Camp
bellS oGitgbtinealeS".
rSDp," Wprtb.NpeuHe uuS Sat.straRe. -
Tdglib Sorftelllngen %oreiItrter miloer Ibtere
li1b unoere llntcrbultlHeeT, iolpte HoUfbub'
habu.
,Rcabobp. auItitut." 5rcitae, Scn s. BE-
hrlar, 9Iadnitta8S 4 lllbL oiertes, atamntcr'
flliifsGuH5ert ocS nNneiIcl+G uurtctts".
m3armOnie." PIN IL. 5ebrnGr GROCER
Masfenbnu i'm o9uric".
WcburtstagSfcicr, ucr6nnSrn init smlahticI,
ON. Sieniing, ben ., Sebrtnr, I'M g9tstnnrd
Cafe" gfr. 1859, Ioro,gSdibinGton, GGc gars
bGlesStrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
Gulitif nn6 Sulitifcr.

Ger 9cnnpsg Boom" mo6t MIR lang
lame 6ortidrittc. - Grnelltc EN-.
ligc Gb6tigfcit ser Srcun0c ocS
~Stoot.Brofurotors 9rucc.- Die
Gntidci0ung bcute criuortct.
Nltf 0cmofrotiidcr Scite mar bic
Situotion biniidtlid) ser M}oporS.
Domination gcitcrn nod unperGns
BERT. Gic Yorteiorgauiiotion bat
tidy INNER nod nidt fir cinen be-
ltimmtcn Gonoiootcn entldiebcn. -
Ger Boom" fir Ben Gy,GongrcBs
G6georbneten Woior Somes @.2en.
nj, pcId)er am SamItog 6ortidrittc
81 MAIDEN idier, fam gcitern ldein'
bar ipieoer ms Stoden, llno bofiir
boben iid) .bic G6atcen beS Stoot.
ErofuratorS @m. Gdbcl Bruce lpic.
Ser cttunS. @enigitcnS lporcn feline
Srepnoe ilnb 9pfiiriporter lcbr tbG.
tig lnb boffntn9Spouer, ais icit &c.
roumcr 3eit. Sr, Bruce icl6it io9tc,
oic Sodlogc miiBtc iid in bcn Md.
item as Stltuoen fIGren, mcnn nidt,
luiirbc ct iid) boGltdnoig 5rriid5icbcn.
.Gbe Sr. Bruce iid) offcntlid) ais Gon-
oi0at fir Die 0emufrotiI6e WopprS.
Domination erflGrt, mltB linn &c.
iugt merben, Dab nid)t oaein sic Eor.
Reorganization 81 icinen @uniten
lit, ion0ern allf oie bemofrdtii6en
MalIeu I'M Tugemeinen cit GcrIar.
gcu nod Iciner Domination an Sen
Gag lcgcn.
SnbeIicn miro bon peridJieoener
Settle Elm gang tlcuer Ganoibot CT.
m1bnt. uno 5por Sr. SamcS 9onb,
bon 1883 bis 1895 gftltor oeS Gil.
pcriorgeridts unb ictt Er1iioent scr
nNmcrieon Bombing Co." Gor Sab.
rcit mar CT aid Stobtrotbsmitglieb,
n,1o linn mai es gum Sbeil SIT Der.
oollfen. bob Die alte nGitp Dorb,"
cine g(rt, electromagnetic fir politi.
ide Sonblonger, o6gelfofft ipuroe.
Sem Soter mar Der Dor nidt longer
Belt oeritorbenc 8oiienri6ter @onb.
sic ri brt id.
9ic nWtuni5ipol.2igo" riibrt iif
audi micber. Morgen bGlt lie lire
SobresperiommIung in Ser Sale
inn @ebGuoe bes yG6riItlihen Ser.
Gins iungcr M1nner." lin s llbr
Is Minuten Ibcnbs bc9innt bic 8er.
ianmlung. gs iurrben 25 WiitgIic.
Ser bcs Sunoerte.G omite's 81 crnGb.
len ieinL itro bic ser 2igo bel ben
fuinmei,oet Hrinl1r. rnb Souptmobs
len bcporItebenocn Irbeiten iperben
sur 9eipredplng fommen. @or 5lpci
Sobren ingte Die 2igo mandem
Stobtratbs.Gonoioote S9rcden eilt
unb mebrere traten bon Der getper.
bllng Inn bie Domination 5llriid.
@rrei6te bod Ietn 3tel.
= George 8ernete, Der angeblibc
@orlenmafler aus Bolton, melher
bier 5pei Selbltmoroperiude madtc,
meil CT iein gauges Germogen ourd)
Equalization perlor, lit geitern I'M
,Warplanb llniperlitdtS . Soipital"
geltorben. Coroner Mortin Ite0te Ell
zen ouf Selbitmoro ~lautcnben Soo'
tenifein aus. @ernete nabm, mie BE-
reits in. 9e,,tiden Gorreiponoenten"
beri6tet, 5uerit in Dem 2ogirbauie
Ger. S06, 8eItz6 opette.S trobe, 8iii
elm uno nahbem man i'm I'M rWarp.
Lamb ltniperlitots -SoipitoI" ollf BEN
@ege Der 9eiicrung bate, ifob ct iid
cine aueel in Die 9ruit uno in Der
Sails. @Gbrenb @ernete ongob, cir
Mfticnn1afler getpeien 81, iein, beiag1
cine 9epeihe aus Bolton, baB ct eir
&eIner tpar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-05
eOfal6cridtc ans @af6iustou.

. Ell 9urton @IfinS. Sail.
Sn 9iitriftS Supremc.@ eriht be.
gonnen eeltcrn Die Ar9umente Der
NnipQIte in Dem &lagefoII Der $50.
Hobcrt Burton ltnb George 81. 9es
brclliI gcaen 8unOesienotor GlfinS
bon cit-&irginicn, in Der IS iid) Inn
100000 bnnbclt, iucIdc Slrmmc bic
alGgcr BON Serrn Glfins fitr Snfors
motionen p%erlon9el1, Die lie linn our
Belt 0es &erfouf8 Ser ~@eitern Mo.
rDlanO-8obn" bc5ii9lid) beS @igen-
t6umS 9eIicfcrt boben iuoIlen. Gin
Nntrog Scr SertbeiOigung, sic 8e-
idporencn 81 inItruiren, cin 8eroitt
3t @uniten 0es 8erfIagtrn ob5ltgr.
ben, pllrOc pom Ni6tcr ab0etuicicn.
@eI0b0rienbtcbc.
Gborlcs 3bompion lnO Der gteger
Soiep6 Nllcn tullr0en 8~eitcrlt I'M go
li3eigeritt iuegelt on9ebliben 9iebz
Ito6lS bon @cloborien nuf 6ffcntlider
StroBc Dem @eridtsocriobren iiber-
i%ibertpieietl. Sbompion ioll Ser Srou
Wtorie IcOtonus on Ser 8. unb 3
StraBe an Somitog 9lbeno bereu
@elob6rie ans Ser tSon6 gcriiien ba-
ben, unO Der Ncger Stlen lit ange-
fduloigt, emma s. atfinion on Der
t3., 5ipii6cn 9 ,lnb 6 StraBe, sic
Sonotoife cntriiicn 81 bobcn.
Gin grouiigcr Suno.
Die 9eipobncr pon SoreitpiIle, M'o.,
ID Wcilen BON Ser 8unOeSbouptitoOt
@oibington, iinO IN groBer S(llfrc-
gitng iibcr bic @ntoedrng elmer oil
cinen Sclegropbenpfolten genagelten
meni6li6en Son6. Die Sbrigfeit bon
Yrince Georges County fam ni6t
nit @eItimmtbeit fagen, oh es Die
Sanb zines Negers ober eines @ei-
ben 1T. gs bate Sen Ini6ein, ols OF
Die Sonb nit elmer slrt pom glrm Of.
getrennt poroen NOR. Der mittlerc
Singer febIt. 3ie @ebeimpoIi3ei BON
@oi6in9ton unteriubt Die angele-
genbeit. @s miro Die Sbeorie oufgc.
itclIt, Dab es cine Sraiienbanb lit uno
ser MitteIfineer obeeihnitten luurbe,
Inn IN BEN @eIib ocs gberinges 5l
gelongen.
@eerbigung bcs Serrn
9eder.
@on ser Stride sur Mtbefledten
gn1pfGn9niB aus, 100 elm &cqriem
fir iein SeelenbeiI celebirt iperoet
miro, finbet beute bic @eeroigu1g Oes
am Samitag pIotIih in ieiner @pb-
ltung SIR. 1875, 10, StroBc, i'm Bitter
bon GA Sobren aus Dem 2eben oe.
idieocnen Serrn @m. 80. 8eder auf
Dem nWt ,SIipet. Sriebbofe" itatt.
Seine 8ittue uno flint ainoer iiber.
leben i'm.
@e9en ErinfgeIbgeben.
Gen 9iItrifts GpmmiIidren liegt
cine Sin 5ur 9eslttodtung Dor, iueI-
DIE BEL elmer Strafe bon S. big 5000
Ben Erinfgelounfug in SotelS, GB.
bGilierr, @irtbidaften II. /. 10. inn OF
ftrift Columbia abidafft. 8ubridein-
lid peroen Die 9iitrifts-g ommiiiare
cine misunderstanding einberlfeh
sur gelpretu,ig Ser gin, che lie an
bos 9iltrifts. Gomite oes gongreiies
beridten.