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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
In ihrcm Clement.

Gie 6abep uno @Qaro Gliquen leiiten
1t6 in SiiO.9 Baltimore cine aeilcs
rel nit obligatcr SdieBerei. -
&einer Der Gombuttanten Der.
punoet. - Nue Dem 8erittsper.
iobren iiberpieien.
Die alte Seboe 5piiden Gotparb S.
Sabep bon Nr. 80, SIt.Sia.S traBe,
uno @iuiam GQarO bon Nr. sol,
SiiosS StroBe, unb Den 6reun.
ben Der beioen GripGbnten lit pieber
BON Neuem altsgebro6en uilo geIterlt
Worgen itonb Die gon5e @eieaidaft
por 8oli5eiritter Seofe in Der fiiblis
d)en Yolt3eiitotion. gcreits ppr bier
@oden tpi,rocn sic bciben GliQuell
pegen elmer u%llgcn1einen Eriigelct
oerbaftet, unb oils cS Damn 5unt Ser.
hDr fam, moIlte fei1er oen onoercn
rerfolgcn. 9icleS Nal nuroen obcr
bel peribie0enen Nrreitonten Repol.
Der porgefllnbcu uno bieielben mer.
ben ipegen Erugens perbor9ener
Woffen pro5eiiirt, I'M Sale lie Die
acknowledgement iuegen Woroper-
iub5, Die lie gegelt chamber erbobcn,
iolcn Ioiierl. Gie Sd)ieBcrei trug ii1
on ser eight, nobc Wtortgomerp-
Strobe, fur5 nod Wfitternadt 5ll.
Nodocn1 bic gun5c 0eicllifuft cine
@irtbihoit 0oiclbit uerlalIcn bate,
iuor bolb Ser ih0ultc &rafebl 5ml-
ihcn Sen bcioen Eurteien i'm 8an0e,
rno GblpurO !. 6abep erotfncte nit
ieincm Hepplper tSclrer ol,i Die Ielno.
lide Nartei. Gubci ioa cr es beions
Hera olli Sobn Gipncp bon Nr.4, DIT.
MorfsS truBe, un0 WiQiam s. Gllnro
dbgeiebeu bobeL un0 er lit oaber oe@
WorOpcrilld)S ulli Die beiOcn ongc.
iduuloi0t. GllurO cntleerte leinen Ne.
pclper on9eblid) nit Der IbIitt, So
bep'S 2cbrnSlid)t o%us5ublolen, nno
olld) gegen i'm lultroe cine MnldulOts
olng me0en Moroperild)S crbobell.
9ic iibrigen 3cllAcn Der SftcBeret
iuurocn ebeniuIla fir Oaa Eerbor
fcIt0cbolteuL jeood) ipatcr c%ntlo'Ien.
9ie ShicBerci pcrllriuhte in Der
Nohboridoft Der Higbt- nno Mont
gomcrp.S trobe 9roBe @nfregulg.
Irei Goli5iitcn morcn bolo our Steae
rnO perbuiteten Subcp nno Sipnep,
iuGbreno Glloro icin Sell in Der
Illld)t iudJtc. Splitter Itellte Scbterer
,id) inoeiien ieIbit Der Eoli5ei.
81 ieincm ciGcncn 2eiomcien fonl
audi Der @irtb bartholomew Sobcp,
,pcld)cr inbciir1 tein Terrponoter
bon &. ). Sober lit, nod Der Foli5ct'
itotion, I'm cinen iciner @efannten
loS3ueiien, unO pa luuroc olld) CT me-
gen ongeblid)ca @crtolliS geiItiger
@etrGnfc an Sonntug pcrbottet.
|oli5eiri6ter @enfc ldlug Die gn.
iGulOiqung rpc0cn MongelS an We
iueismotcriol nieocr. Die iibrtgen grs
r~cltontcn imtrOcn oem SerldtSper'
fobrcn iibcrlpicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
@rokc Mctclinppc
-MuntaG ben 16, Sc5cmbcr,-
in tycber's gcrlincr Suf,
Nr. 1914, Gnba.S trahe, &. y.
(34S,5O

Seute Steuer GerfGuc.
Observation-Disclosures @ronri
miro beute, I llbt NndDnlittngs, in
bcn 8crfoufsrGlmcn Der Seal Gitote
Grhange." Nr. 225. ct. EouI.Str.,
ciun IL Souier iiir r~iiditdnoigc Stell-
crn perfaufen. Der Stcuer-G inneh.
mer iagt. GoB ct irgenO ein Sulla
pom Scrfauf 5nriid5icbrn miro, oui
lpeldcs sic Steucrn iiir 0o3 Sobr
1905 Dor beute II llbr Wittogs
CWontog) be5nblt perben.
&ur5i htige Yolitif.-Gie
.Worpluno 5rupelerS' Erptcctipe Nj
location" cin @crein Der HciiconfcI,
bat icine YlGnc fir Die iebigc Sibun.
gen bcs Gongreiics uno Der 2e9islo-
tilr gelegt, Ter Serein miro nit oell
linn perbunbenen 1bnliAen Nrgoni,
i1tioncn ge9en Die pom @enernI.EoIts
mclltcr b%efiiriportcte mo pom gal5cn
2nnoc oils cine Notbluenbigfeit en-.
pinnoene Endetpolt-N Gill unfGmpfen.
ySie Sr. Gomorb SentinS. Der &or-
filter 0es Segislntip. Gomitc's, ioNt,
befiirbten Die Heiienben. bob ibr Sc,
id)0ft nit Den 2Gocn nlli Dem 2onoe
geid,Gbiet Wiiroe, nenn bieEoIt 3auf.
monnsipaoren 81 nieOrINCn Motcn be
iorbcrc. Cine 9iQ, burt melhc Aeis
icn0e bonn @eidJporenen Gent ellt.
bitnocn, abcr nibt o,sgeldlolicn lucr.
Den lolen, lit entluorfen morbcn. Oil
mcrhen H%ciienbe, Die chen I'M Yegriif
lteben, lire Sour ol5lltreten, ais 0e.
id)porenc hcrongc5ogen, 5lirl Grobct
Nohtbeil fiir lie iclbit mo fir Die BON
ibnen pCrtrctenen NGuier. Illd, min.
id)en Die Heiieonfcl b%ciieren SdrlB
ge9cn Senergciobr in ben tleincn
Sotcls Der 2aub0iitriftc, IN Gcncn
ifon manber ieinen Zoo g~cilnoen
bat. MGdter uno Seuerleitcrn iol.
len. elmer ld)on allsgeorbeitctcu Dill
3ntolge, Die 8efobr p%erminbcrn.
Oas g a d. tbiireou Scr Scr.
@ohlthatiefeitss@ eieIihoitcn" in GER.
101, Weit.S orotogo.S traBe, lit fir
Die @interiaiion eroffnct moroen,
uno guar an jeoem Qug, einiflieB.
lid Sonniagen un0 5eiertngcn, pom
8 llbr Nad}miitogs bis Mittrrnaht.
9r. Souis ShGiicr lit Der Goriteber
Oeiiclben. 9ettclnbe beimotbloie2eut
iouten an has 9ilrcal pcripieien per.
ben, Dem Wittel 5ilm ioiortieen 9ei-
itonb CUR gerfiisure itebcn,
Jinan5ieIIes. - 9ie Ma.
rplano Gaiualtp 60" bat, mic lie on
anberer SteQe oes beutigeu GORE.
iponbent" an5eigt am fl. Ge5ember
cine uiertelj1brIid)e Iipioenoe Don
3Tg Ero5ert pro gftien erflGrt. Die
am 80, DECEMBER 5ilr Aus5oblune
fomnt.
Die SoIsenben 9nnfinititute, sic
n3rooers mo Wehanics MatipnoI.
8anf," DIE ,Notional Grdonae
@anf" unb Die .Sarmers uno Mer.
dnnts Nat onal.9nnf" peroen al1
IA. Sanuar n. ). ibre Sabres Ser.
falnmlunget nno Iireftorempabl ab.
bnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
W pbIperbientc Strufc.

@pbIperoientc Strofc. -
HoIi5eiri6tcr 9eote ianbtc eeiteril
Sen Neeer grnliiteoo Eierion, tpeld)er,
uie bereits oeitern I'M .Ieutiden
Correspondent" bcribtet, onl Gam
itog Nbeno Srou Sriepbine @iuiams
bon Nr. 1929. GopingtonsS troBe. altf
ofiener Strabe nuiiel nno I'M Cen
Sails foBte. ouf Elm Sabr nod bent
@eiGngnib. Ser Neaer fonnte BEL
DEM @crbor feille Grflarung fir iein
Ierbnlten a~bgeben,J sin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
@eibnahtsIcnSnnaen.

@ir iibcrnebmen Hafete our
prompteIten 9eforoerlu1s mad alien
Eldsen oeS Irslanbes uno Iieiern
Senoungen nod @unih her5ont uno
obne Speicn. I'm redtseitige gu.
iteanng er5ielen gu fonnen, ionten
Eadete 10 friib aIs m0gIih in unieren
Sdnoen iein. Sbeu. $. 9iener & Co.,
217 Git8aItimoreitraBe. Cos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

operation I'M 800. -
SIN 300" iolte 9eitcrn einem 2eoz
paroen Elm BOILER 3obn gefiiat mer.
cen, boh prrbe ons Sbier IN Der
Nad)t bon einem onberen 2eoporben
gebilien. unb es muBte oaber cine an,
oere Operation porgenommen iper.
Den, ltm bos 2eben 0eS Sbieres 81
retten. Sur ielben 3eit muroe allf
ein afie operirt. ,ef4,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
BUR 0eahltnna.

Ter oTeutfhe 6orreippubsnt" uimmt so teSer
8rit Serlhte auf aber @erIubnnaeu, Sod,seitsu.
8eburtstaae. splbeue nuS ilberue SpaSeiten,
gsisGiflafts .GibcuSe etc., nit ben 9'amen DER
Nnipeienoen, bic aber beutid, geifriebeu feiu
iuutn. MUD 9erfcnal. 9'ptiScn pcrSeu germ
auisrnummeu. lie 6iuienber ioIGsr geridtte
mHfsn aber ihrru 9sameu u%nteridreibeu uus
Dor aaem uiht prrseNen, ,pp bic 5efltdfett
~itattinuo Strahs uHb Sausuummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

@enoeler's SotcI, 400 GaIbcrt.,
Ode Inlbcrrp'Str Glegante Sdlaf.
simmer, mafiee Trsiie. Nahlseiten
3u jeber Sasesseit. @esml6re Diners.
Teinite 0ctrdnfe nnS Gisarreu.
Gisenthimer @alter v. @subeler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16

Sctt an Sano fir bic Teicrtagc:
Niirnbcrger G%ebfud)en, &ieler Bid
lingo, &iclcr Sproiten, beutide &ar'
tuffcln bel 2unis Hcttberg - 2aben
Wr. 224, Moro-G mtaiuitrafr; 2ering.
tom nnb Spllins-MGrfte.
(Ie,t1-9N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
ScbbeI's ein3iges Mtelier.

&ir babcn MIR elm NteIier in galti.
more, nnb bas befinbet fd in Der
Gtase an ebener Grbe, Nr. 321, NprS.
8ag', maize Sisb.Str. Ginber.Ylo.
t~osrapbicn cine SpeaialitGt.-0eims
Ngenten mmb feline 5reppen ~ iteiaen.
5. 9ebtsI. 6. Grni, geidaitsfabrer.
(27I-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
Sir @etbna9ten.

@eloienoungen beiorst mod
Seltidlano uno Seitreid. 8 Warf.
lino 20 Marf-, ionie 10 aronen. uno
20 aronen.S 6eine 5u oerfauien.
E9eoo. s. Qiemer 4 &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit-8altimurcirafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
Sine scbcnsmiirbisfcit critcn Hamacs

biloct Die Illsitellun9 bon rNaiien
@aaren" in Dem 8ei61ft bon Srn.
Sobn &ln5, 400, @eit.Eratt. StroBe.
Gle bciten @eine nno 9ifDre laoen Oa
gum auuien elm. Nur oie belten
@aaren 81 mdbigen Ereiicn.
(350,2,5,9.61)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
Mar &ei6ert,
Scntidcr Ebutosrabh,
409--41t Worb.W Stra6c.

gegenitber bent .epfisenbaus vi. q.
Woblbefnnrt fir feline berporrugenben 9ets
ftnngen auj benz 9ebieis Der 8botoarapbte.
Stuotu ertte Gtage. Qeine Mgeufen.
6etn Gefdldftsflbref.
Inter metner perf5nIiten aeituna.
Refine Berbtnonna NIT traenb einem nnheren
etubtn. fDsa11.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
Noam Cit,

Noam Cbit,
Wr. 511, @eit 9erinston .strase,
empficblt iein Eager in T5cin. mnb
Moieliucinen fir bic Geiertage.
(sprtl17. SoWtcEo.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
1aHtn9ton- Ngentur
-bSS-
"QeutG6en gorrsfponoent,"
@m. Saunemann, 1915 Rariun.
Gtrafe, N..@.
mo aaieiarn usb Beiteinnaeu entgeaen 1elsms
werpen.
2ufalbcrid)te aus @aibingtuH.


GineS elGn5enben Griolges botte
iif bic brittle muiifaliite abeno>llil.
tcrbaltung 5t crfreupn, iuelde ser
8eInnGberein rNrion" geitern Mbcno
IN Der ngrion-SuQe" obbielt. Gte
Shore, meld)e unter Ser bemGbrten
2eitung oes Iirigenten Erof. Chill
Solcr iebr croft uno iriih porgetra.
gen ip,lrbcn, 5eigtcn OUTS Nclle Die
2ciitltngSfGbigfeit bes Icreins I'M be-
item Sihtc; bic ioliitiihcu Surbietu1.
gen %itonOen gleibfnQs auf bemers
fcnSiucrtber Sobc. Gie Ord)eiterba-
GIeitlunG mur0r Don Erof. aarl $50.
ler's Grdjeiter iebr gei6idt ourdge.
fiibrt. gtoditebenO Oos Erogromm:
Gbor o@oloene 3elt" Don @en3eI.
~Nrion"; Soprnn.Solo, 6rou q. e.
@eber; Gbor nWtein Icimatbtbol"
bon &crrL ng(riou"; Trombonc.S olp,
Sr. Is. 8. CUMBERLAND; Gbor Gin.
fcbr" bon 3ouncr, n4rion"; 5enor.
Solo rWtobrienne" bon Stults, Sr.
:. u. Mor0; SnItruunentnl.G ,llortctt,
Dgrion Warid" bon Souit llnD
oSdullfelruol5cr" bon @alomann,
Die SS, 6. climber unb 6. 9raltn;
GbGm IS itcbt cine 2ino" bon
Sorld)ner unb nOcItreihii6eS @olfs.
LEO" bon &remier.
Soil Gogcrc 3inicu brin-
Gen.
Sberrid)tcr Globolt0b rrm1d)ti9tc
i'm 9nnterott-@ criht Sr1. RoSicS
Gulanp, Srllitce fir oaS Sermoaen
bon Gbonlos 4. @oggoman. $293,.
0OO, mclde Gus Dem 9erfari ser
Woggomon'iden Sammllng boil
Observation-Disclosures reoIiiirt lporcn, in
afticn unO Sbligotioneu nn5uIeaen,
Inn Dos @elo, iuelbes Jest, in ueri6ie.
0cnen ganten 0cporlirt, MIR 2 Ero.
sent 3inlcn bringt, crt~raGfabiger 81
MAIDEN. Ser 9nfullf ser ScfuritG.
ten hut nuf Ser Nnleitung oeS @e.
rifts uno ser Sruitees ser fatboIi.
ldben l~lnioeriit0t 81 erfolgen.
---- --
Gte nFatapScos2oge" bonn
Sroen Der dob 6eQops" bot bic fol.
genoen 9cam!en fir oas fommcnbc
@eIb0ftsiobr erndbIt: NpbIe 8rano
u. W. Snnen 8ice.@rono Soicpb
&iel, S6obmciitcr 9olis @ronlon,
6inan5.S efretdr 8. Gnopp, protofol.
lirenoer SefretGr g. 6. 9obplon, He.
praientunt Charles W. 3ies, War.
ldoQ George 6. Suqipon 1no aa.
plan u. W. 3ies.
6armarbeite r.G olpnie in
Sarforb Gountp. Gas
Gtoats : Ginipanoerungsbureau er.
belt bon einem prpminenten 9iiraer
Der StoOt cine 3uibriit, in melder
oerlelbe ieine Ibiibt funogiebt, oas
Sapital sur gtablirung elmer aolonie
fir einmalbernoe Sarmorbeiter IN
Sarforo.Gountp 5u %liefcrll. SIS iollen
5lterlt ieds SGuier errihtet lperben,
oenen Ie nud) Scoorf mebrere i~peiterc
lolget lpcroen. Der Ylan lit, bieic
@1ltier Den Sormorbeitern oas critic
Snbr unentgeltli6 unb Damn fir cine
feline Wietbe 81 iiberIoiien. Sci ie.
oem SaltIe miro it'd Elm Stiif 2ono
%bcfinben, bos Den 9emobnern ermo9-
lidt, lid aus Dem ertrng beiielben
cinen fleinen Mebenperoienit 81 or.
merbeit. Gieier Elan puroe id)pn Dor
longerer Belt bon Serrn 9lugilit 3.
Srappe, benz SefretGr bes Ginman.
oerungsbureaus, entiporfen; Dies lit
aber oas critic WaI, OaB oerielbe feite
Sorm annimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-16
ySarmonie . GAZE"

UpurNNuHIe : NuTe,"
Tr. Ala, 8cit.Sagctte.S trafe, GarI
Sdmiot, Snbaber. @arsbnrser Sof.
bran friid ain Sapf. Diners, Spupers
a Ia carte. Seben samitag Mbeuo
Srci.gonsert. (NpriI1,tS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

Seattle Star Exclusive sersiee.l
NkW YORK. NOV. THE
American gentleman IL ideal" said
Mrs Eiinor Glyn. the English
authorizes. who 10 IN this country
10 study the American a. a type
and find material for a new novel.
I should like 10 write a story
about the American man. she
continued it is time that he be
made a hero The American girl
is frequently pictured IN EnEliah
literature. but the man il not
The American Ia the best mas
nercd man In ths world. He IL no
sincere In hia pollieness. be IL a.
polite 10 the scrub woman az he IL
70 a duchess. for thu reason that
she is a woman The EuKiinhman
~ polite hecause his anreaiuga
were polite before him. but he
doea not exert himself 10 plrane.
Then. the American man IL 80
hruadmdnd@si no iEnorea the tiny
fhings II life. he goes Ia Tor such
Vast enterprises J fancy be gets
the sanse excitement cat Of stocks
and shares that the Englinhman
gria out u bounding over hedges
ON a spirited horse
The American gentleman "a 90
unnolfish. too where women are
concerned Ne IL willing 10 talk
on subjects most pleasing 20 her
Not 10 with tho EnEiishman. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

Seattle stars Exclusive serviee.)
CHICAGO. Nov. Women
should wear hlaomora aud ride
aatride, says Miss Ellen Raamus
sen futile. Chieago's most noted
society horsewoman who has
adopted that Kind of costume
for her wear Each day Miss Tut
Tie can be seen riding about the
fashionable buulrvarda Of the
North side nttirod Ia divided skirts.
a jockey suit OF white hloomera.
with a short oyersklrt
nc woman Intends TO ride Cor
the real pleasure there IL IN the
exercise and feel safe. ahe should
wear some costume that will en-.
able her 10 ride astidde. said Miss
futile
The danger In taking thu hur.
dies Ia ride 20 hounds ~ min.
imized N the rider sits balanced On
her saddle No side saddle can b.
called absolutely safe There 10
always danger II Ia slipping OF
turning AZ n critical moment
have ridden horseback all my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Tho ProErcssiths party has been
victorious IN the Manila eloetionH
be report fiied at Olympia Of
the o X 4 Y shows THAT during
The past year the road has earned
'l2ts per cent
Work is being rushed on tho
north hank construction closing the
zap between kennewick and Van
cumveT
dindus are practlcinR queer and
weird funeral rites over dead AZ
Hood River. Ore.
Gavin McNab. n prominent lead.
~ IN San Francisco democratic
politics. was seriously Injured By a
runaway horse at Frisco late yes
terday afternoon
The grand camp Of the Arctic
brotherhood, nov In session at Ia
coma viii plan a unique building
for the A-Y -. r.
According 60 reports tho govern
ment viii establish permanent
fleet on the Pacific. with the Philip
pines as a naval base
The kaiser Intends to spend two
weeks resting on the Isle Of wight.
following his coming visit 70 tho
King Of England
Employees ~ the condensed mia
plant at Kent are being paid In
cash
Telegraph operators IN various
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07
FARMER GIRL TONGUE-LASHFS LOUIS HILL

ROCHESTER. Minn.. Nov. t.
An Indignant farm gil gave Louis
Hiil. prcaideat Of the Great North.
ern railway aud son 81 Jim nill. the
greatest tongue lashinN Of hia lifo
Ills auto had frightened her team
and IN the excitement she dropped
her pocketbook. After mn had
q'iic,cd the horses she oeald not
find the purse
Hill wouldn't confess what she
said 20 him. but admitted that IL
was a plenty z don't aay YOU'RE
a thief. she told him. but ia sus
peet you fellows Who ride IN them
devil wagons Of most any mischief
Don't you leave till find my
money.
The railway president waited
meekiy while che made a search
When she found the purse In tho
bottom Of the wagon bed she uaves
him on Hili hasn't vcnturea Into
the country since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07

life, ever since | was able 90 climb
on a horse and hold tho rcins. 1
love a horse. but / wouldn't trust
the best Of them You can't tell
when your animal h going 20 shy
suddenly ard the long skirts 81
the conventional habit are quite
as likely 10 scare him az anything
else Then u IL alSaya In the way
and sure 20 get tangled up or
caught on something when you try
20 diamuunt hurfiediy.
For myself prefer the Jockey
suit n gives absolute freedom 10
every motion u does not catch
the wind knoW many women
are shocked Al q. and for that rna
son. cannot wear ono a. much as
] would IKE. hut q IL really a
much bettor costume than any
other
When Miss Tuitio'a attention was
called a. the fact that an Okia
huma town had passed an ord
nauee prohibiting women from
from ft6ing aatride. her only com
mcnt was How foolish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07
MOVEMENTS OF the FLEET
ARE MADE KNOWN

entrance 10 the straits Of Magellan.
viii DO reached on January a.
The fleet Will remain there
until February o. onud then sail
through the straits up the west
coast OF South America 30 Caiiao.
to Peru. which It ia expected 10
make on February ~, remaining
ihGge 10 days. Magdalena bay Will
b. The neat stop After target
practice there the fleet will pro.
coed 10 San Francisco. Tho date
OF its departure from Magdaiona
bay depends upon the time u takes
10 complete practice It b expect
ed. however that San Francisco
Will be- reached on May +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07
STRONG TEAM
FOR THE S. A. C.

Surprising as 4 may seem. the
Seattle Athlcsic club football team
expects 70 beat the eleven from the
battleship Nebraska when the two
teams clash At Dasaale's park on
Saturday. Coach Tom Mcdonald
has some 80 men 70 pick from. and
says he will have an aggregation
that will be- able % hold Captain
Ingram and hts eouQuefors OF the
the University Of Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07
WOMAN ADVANCES NEW
CRIMINAL LAWS

used for the Maintenance OF our
dependent class,
To pack off aHgailauta of women
10 the nearest insane asylum.
Don't hang murdcrera. for two
uncongenial souls are thus usher
ed into the next plane Of existence.
bat brand them with a mark Of
Cain and set them free with orders
10 go TO work
Lot capital punishment be reHerv.
ed for idiots. for whom death Is
doubtless a release.
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CHICAGO. Nov u Mrs Lillian
shaffner. a prominent club wom-
an Of Chicago. aud who IL chief
Of police of the mythical city Gre.
ntod by the club women OF Chicago.
at meeting Of the city council
aired her views about crime and
crlmtnolugy. Among the HugEes.
tons which she handed out were
To pass a law making fund
OF thieves. illgoiien gains. 90 be
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makes the woman talk on matters
Of interest 10 him
Tho American Is gifted with a
wit that makes him an adorable
companion
He gives tmst enough attention
70 his personal appearance with.
out being overly faHtldious or 81
Terminate.
After | have studied the east
crn type ! am going west and make
a study Of that type I shall not
select an individual 30 write about
b'it viii endeaF0r % present the
American as he actually exists"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07
TEAM GIVEN
SEhD-OFF

The University Of Washington
football eleven vas given a roualnr
ssnd.on b. hiE crowd 81 en-
thnAisstic ro0teFa yesterday after.
noon. and the team viii 80 into
TIE whitman game knowing that
the student body is backing Il TO
win WashlnEton only weakuesn
vii be In The hacknoid. where
frott will be missed. the team
otherwise being in The best shape
Il has been thia year
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HIGHS LINEUP IS CHANGED

TIE Seattle hlgh school football
team viii enter Saturdays game
against the Portland high school
with a changed lineup. Pulisn,
the giant tackle Presley, the star
little center, and Maekay. the right
halfbaek. will all be out of the
game because OF injuries Rogge
viii be moved 20 tackle. Evans will
play center. and either Penny
Smith or Ford Gepner will act
Mackay's half
All possibility Of another Spo.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 The Of.
fetal itinerary OF the battienhip
fleets cruise around Cape Horn
to San Francisco has boon made
Public u IL aa follows. Tho YES.
sells Will assemble AZ Hampton
Ronda December . and start Decem
bur 10 They are expected 10 ar
rive at Trinidad on December "a
and remair theru five days The
fleet viii be AZ sea on New Years
day rio Janiorn will be- reached
on January A. and 10 days stop
will be made there. the men 90 be
given shore leave and the ships
10 recoal PuntR Arenas. az the
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eleven The $ A. G. may line up
az follows Dowd and Kright.
ends hanl0n and Wells. tackles.
Sample and Smith. Euarda. Wood
land. center Dagan. quarter. KEN
and GoudfelluW. halfbacks. Brink
ct. fuiihack Mcdonald has not
chosen hts team. however. and
will not until the dag before the
game.
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TAFT WILL MAKE
TOUR

MANILA. Nov. 7.~-Secrofary
far has definitely decided 10 re-.
turn home BY way Of vladivoafnk
through siberia aud Europa ia
has received. through the American
consul AZ Vladivostok. the aaxur
anre ~ the Russian government
That the recent disturbances there
viii have NO effect on HIS plaun
The secretary vii sall from here
al noon Sunday.
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In Paris a barefoot brigade" ~
trying TO make converts Their
chief a. a painter Of talent. who
l-slieFea that golng harafootod is
absolutely essential 20 health. Ia
his studio he wears no foot cover.
ing % any kind. and when be- IL out
hs wears specially made shoes
which are perforated 80 as 10 allow
free acoass TO the air. water and
SNOW
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LoeLL. FuLLsAck.

10 make Vests grin spread a
trifie.
Loell the giant fullback. 10 a
Iost product SO Tar this season
he has been successful Ia carrying
the ball for repeated gains ou limo
plnnres, while be Is a mnnument
on the defense
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OLYMPIA. Nov TN the King
county case Of Loren u Iordnn. a
minor. against ibe Seattle. Rsnton
q Southern Railway company. the
state supreme court has rendered
decision affirming a $500 iuag
meat recovered BY plaintiff Tor IN.
luriea received in a collision.
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The question ~ who should get
the nomination was settled here Ga
this way We had a hiE jumping
match. and nin Jones Jumped f5
feet aud won the nomination for
coroner whiiser tGal Courier.
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ROSWELL. ~ NJ. Nov. IA
verdict Of not guilty was returned
in the case % benjamin II Tall
madge. Of Denver. tried IN the fcd.
erai court ON the charge ~ land
fraud Only one ballot waa taken
by the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-07
MRER-CITY LEAGUE
BEGINS ITS SEASON

The intercity telegraphlc bowl
ing league opened last night The
following scores were made by tho
Seattle team ON the bismarck al
lava
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Totals .....Ta7 71S S07 s.3S2
Hlgh score Allan. 222.
High average Allan. 1873 Is.
& A. G. margin sos points.
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CLUBMEN DEFEAT
VARSITY TEAM

An ais. A. c. team outhoWled
the unlversity's most select last
night az the club alleys. the club.
mems score ot aTS ia the second
game being the record for the
alleys.