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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24
GERMANY TO POUR
MILLIONS INTO
EAST AFRICA
HOPES TO CAPTURE THE
COTTON TRADE OF WORLD
Government Is Anxious That
There Be No Repetition Of
BarbarouS Treatment Of Ma
tlveS in Congo
tI,y Walter Dunkirk }

peflin. Nov 30 Millions are 60 be-
expended by the German government
los German East Afrlra-if the mil.
lions are % be found and every ems
enlargement o. tu be- given Go young
people willing Co lcsye their HON
country 10 settle down Ia the dark
continent
u Is hoped of the government 10
make the German colony Che largest
cotton raising country BOO The world
aud the minister VI colonies Baron
won Dcrnhurg. who has just returned
from Africa. declares This possible. but
only after millions have been spent
in the building 90 railroads and
annals
The minister report b. favorable boo
every way and the only thing be- rrit-
icired o. the brutality OF the Whit,
c%elonisis against the natives. whom
ice describes as peaceful "a willing
90 work Everything D. tu De- done
un the part 81 the government Co pre-
vent the colony from becoming a>
notorious as the Congo Free state
WHILE the health III the crown
Prince second SON. born tuu weeks
AGO o. said to BE- excellent the eondi-
tion of The crown princess Is reported
o. be- rather alarming
These reports ATE officially denied
but a. 90 i- O wcl. known fHct that
tire Young princess sl-ttr. CrnHu
Princes A~lexundrInc ri uvumark %
surerink Hfh Iuelrleuf consumption
aud she herself haF rnuu very min
90 late the uruiiIs are uut gencrali1
believed
Rumor. continue to th, effect uat
fnc whole Imperial family with th'
exception 90 fHr rrnun prince wnusN
duties prevent him ere fu spend tnr
greater part uf thc winter Boo the Med
Itarrlnean. probably W Arhllieluu oH
Corfu
The aandniuus private ives uf
g-rman aruF officers Hf fhe highest
rsnk mas be- lail bare nf RI huok to hC
uuhU-hed lu Amcrira
A high Prussiau army officer. whue
namf sfNi remains secret has just
apurf fhe publication af book en-
titled. A prussian General urifer
hF hlm. herausa De uas afrain Che
uub sher aauid hf forced to reveal
ME lisnHfF
The book whiCh D. said 90 anRel ai
the secrsts ln rhe ufe ~ fhe former
Huusmaudaut af Berlin. couni kunu
won Noltke "a n recently sued NaN-
imillan HaFian fag libel
M ras - ~ published ~ me same
rualt-hers vhn some years So shock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24
An Ideal Au-Round Newspaper.

Probably no other newspaper In the
United States can show ~ brilliant an
array Of special features suited % the
tastes and needs Of every member 81
the family as The Chicago Record
Herald. It's regular daily and sunday
features include the letters Of william
=. Curtis and Walter Wenman. be
sides the special dispatches from the
great canfers. Next IN importance
comes the Record-Herald's unparal-
ieled foreign news service. embracing
its own special cables and those Of the
New York Herald. World Journal 81
Commerce. and Associated Press It,
pages devoted O. commercial and
anancial news % all kinds are uusur-
PASSED in scope and accuracy. Among
other noteworthy features are its pop
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT?
THE BROWNS ARE BACK!

For practical cleaning and pressing.
They know row.. Tho only French dry
cleaners in the southwest are the
Browns. Cali Thornton the Cleaner,
and the Browns will do the rest. 121
y. Third street. Phone $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

Last evening Mr.. Gould was resting
fairly easy and his physician. after an
examination. stated that no bones had
been broken. Whether or not Mr..
Gould sustained any Internal injuries
could not be definitely told.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

That we are doing satisfactory business, selling merchan-
disc of genuine merit at prices in keeping with its quality.
Nothing in the present business situation seems TO US to war
rant a change in our usual p%oicyto sell the best goods in
season at prices that are fair to US and to our customers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24
CIARK's CRUISE or THE ARABIC
- $1,000 tons. hne, large. -
unusually steady
10 THE RIEN

February 6 10 April II. 1908.
Seventy days. COSTING Only $4,000 and up.
Including shore excursions
KAT n Madeira. Csdfz Seville. Al
Eerz Malta. 10 days in Egypt and the Holy
Land. Constantinople. Athens. Rome. the
Riviera. etc Tickets good 70 stop over IN
Euroue Tours Round The World and to
Eurore. Sicily etc. y. G. CLARK, Times
HidE- New York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

IL a case q huru rr scaid what would you
a. Co relieve the paiaf sach Injuries sre
uatls o. naaur 60 any time IN any FANNY
ara everyone Should - repaired Tor them
- ambsriains salrs applied On q soft clath
afI relieve the pain almost instantly. and
uniess tha tnfur1 IL a very severe one, VII
cause lhf parts % heal sfthcut isaNlaE .
scr Per safe ~ al drGrEtsis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

Thanksgiving Day. We are sure you will if properly dreS-
Sed. The new Black Unfinished FrOckS is the proper dinner
Coat, Stein Block Make, Coat and Vest, $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

Watch for our Thanksgiving an
n~ouncement Benham's Indians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

Watch Tor our Thanksgiving an
nouncemeni Bcnham's Indians
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

An extra heavy feeced underwear, fine finish, rs cents suit
All wool ribbed underwear $3.50 quality ---z---- 81 90 suit
Boys School Suits, Good Durable CLOTH well made,
S2.7 to $3.50
Boys School suits, durable CLOTH we'll made, s2.75 to $3.50
Boys 0yercoate, 2 ~ to 10 years S. to $500
Young Mems Mems Oyer 0%eIcO o5e to- 10 years ! soc 10 to s 10 90
All the newest ideas in Christmas Presents for Men and Boys
are now displayed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

Elegant silk lined black evening clothes, the best that money
can buy, Stein Block Make, S45.00 Suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
= i It II Il II u e s. tt !: Il +$ u
II Die IL noman IL
Il aOkella j. Kari !; 7s'e'a :: g
Il tt ++ It Il t. tt g. II e t. It 81 Il

leibE tbuni Mbsr neill. sic tDnnen es
ni6t tbun. Elm Mann bon 0eiit uno
NeIt pie Sic. lit elmer SeFel leoia.
lpenn er ii4 nit einem Mdo6en. tpie
es meme So6ter infoIqe elmer falfden
GrSiebung Ieioer geporben 1T. ntft
mebr gu beTddftigen brau9t! Sd bin
Die ein3iee. Die our6 3br SortbIeiben
aus Dem 9nufe betroffen piro!"
gr madte cine pcrneinenoe 8spes
eung nit Ser feinen i9maIen Sano.
n0o6 nidt. Wacame. Wi6 trifft es
AM i6periten. Sb i'd Srdulein Ga
brieie llnterri4t ertbcile Deer nitt. bdS
lit mir alei9giltig, limo ha i6 nitt
mebr in oas 6du3 tonmen ourfte, 10
muBte ib in msinem gene9men gu ibr
itren9er iein. ol8 es bieleidt n0tbig
9elpeier-mdu mubte mir IeIbit Ia9en.
oab id ni6t mebr tommen biirfe!"
rWarum mubte mdn?" fori6te ie
urh i9r Bid bing Oil ieinem @s'i1t.
Iu9te in ieinen Nu9en gu leIea. ole
ole ibren mieben.
.Warum2" p%ie6er6olte er. .@ber
fpenn sic sic 2ebte pGrcn, Der ih Den
@rurh bafiir geiteben tann!"
Limo renn id Sie oenno9 bite.
i'm mir gu fdaeu?" f,iiiterte tie.
Gr dnttportete tbr ni6t Iofort. 4ter
er bob Ieincn Gtod. rem er in Der Sunb
bielt, uno t;opfte namit an Den 9ut.
i6eriib. .9tnbad!" rief er Dem
bron3cTorbigen SutI6se binuuf, llnO
pdbreno oieIer Die Pferhc suriidbielt,
70 Dab Der Wagen gu Steben lam,
ricbtete er bdS Qrqe empor. fab feit
nit ieinen looernbsn BIiten in Wa:
oame MdnbereS @eiid)t uno fliiierte
ibr nit buIb eritidter Gtimme au:
.Meil i6 lid liete. 8ittp!"
Damn Ipranq er aus Der Gquipuge
unh peridipano mad neni9eu S9rits
ten in elmer Der Seitenqahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
Sciratbs 9ieeusen.

Clarence DC. 9rpun, 81, @oibing.
ton, unO Glen &. Wulcubp 81; Zip.
plifunt Clarence NJ. 8rpon.
Ectcr @runD, 2S, mo Nnnie Sda.
luer, 81; Npplifont Sobn Soft, 9er.
1927 SubersS troBc.
@iQiom 2eibolo, 26, llnO @crtlc
Ttoer. 81; 9pplifont SaneS VI. Bid
ing, Nr. So, Slt.SiQ.S traBe.
&cnrp NJ, @ilion, 90, mo Gli5o.
beth e. @ebb, 2G; Npplifont Gli5o-
beth 2. 8ebb, Sporroms zEoint.
Charles $. @ciocnboft, q, mo
Mnr0urct u. EerfinS, IS; Npplifant
Charles $. @ciGcnboit, Nr. 3037, Sc
oar-Nucnle.
Glsmortb =. MoribaIl, %, uno
&o5eI y. ellis, IS; Slpplifont CHS,
NORTH q. Woribou, Nr. 60l, Clement
StroBc.
@iuiom =. Gngliib, %, unb Sbo
Groruic, 10, Glfriogc, M0.; Ipplifont
Sobn Z. Gngliib gr. $50, 9oucn.
Strobe.
CHARLES 9. SbomoS, %, @orocn-
bile, MtO., uno 2llro s. SmenS, %;
9lpplifont Sobn y. SbomoS, @aroen.
bile, Wto.
@iQinm &. GlpoIl, 80. unb Gotbc-
rinc q. 9olucn, 80; Npplifant $. s.
EbippS, Nr. I'LL, Melt Baltimore
Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

SOB oufgefuuben. Die
50 Sabre oltc Oliuia Smith lpltroe
0eitern Morgen friib toot in Der
@obmlng bon Sronf &cllp, Nr. 921.
Oit = 2omboroitroBc, oufgeiunoen.
Sbr 2ei6nom mrrrbe nod Der Nor.
que gebrnd)t, molelblt Der Coroner
oenielbcn belidtigte uno einen olli
nntiirlihen 800 lautenocn Sooten.
lbein oilSlteIlte. 9oS Sronen5inl.
mel fam am 9ienitoa Nbeno nit
Sobn Mc0ernott noh &ellp's @ob-
nllng uno nohbem Die 9eioen bos
ielbit lhmer 9e5edt botten legte lid)
Olipio Smith IN DEM 3immer bon
2ouis 2ippett nieoer. Nls 2ebtercr
gcitern friib nod) Soric fam, fono
cr bic Smith tobt Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

- Dttnfen, tertnlooll0 lotort
in ibrem 9puooir uno Iebte
iif bort in eine Smile Gde.
@S iuor %iiterbdupt 3iemlid ountel
in oieIem iippigen Ndum, Die Sen
iter lugen binter f6lpersn orientu(is
iden @etreben, Die uur Elm tleines
Stiid fir oen Gintritt oes Cages
li6ts Fr.i lieBen.l Die 0dnOe rparsn
nit gotbgeitidten @etpetep rei9 beto.
, rirt, SuB6ooen unb 8ipdnS nit bun.
ten periiiden Teppidm belegt. 9tui
uieoriger acknowledgements : SiThsn
itdnGen @o'er urb Saroiniersr nit
9(umen gefiut lumber. 6dneben rip
pesftguren aLierlebter MODE.
en- i6rer Ode. in oen Ge7el 5uriids
9ele6nt. fuB Ole 6rau in einem Ielt:
Iamen. betduben6eu 9aamet. 9uS
8lut ja9te i6r ourG Ole Qoern. onb
iie bdtten fpringen mogsn. Ter grobe
msnbepuntt in ibrem 2eben mar oa;
iie, Die tob. g}atur, Ole ar einen brus
tdlen Gutten g%eTeFett mar. bate Sen
Worn gefun6er. Der {ie poQig piiroi'
gen %fonrte. Ten 8efreier. Den Grl0Ier.
Der ie liebte. Sn feltIamsn Springer
runtts 1i9 lire pbantaTic um ons Bio
0itieS erbabenen WanneS, Der ~Iofort.
ols tie i'm 9sIe6en. i1re Gimme Be-
fddftigt bate. Wie Elm junses Mdos
den iiberlieB is ild tb0ridten Srdus
men. War IS ooh bas erite W1l, oab
lie pirtlid) liebts, unb bab Der damn,
Dem tie ibre Nsigung 5ugstponot, @ers
ftdnbnib fir lire bobe Seete bate.
Man6maG fldng es .pie cine leiIe, pors
t~uurfspo[le Mahnung oa5tpii9en, aber
ite peri6tpano Tofort pte0er. sSn DIE
fem adn3en idud3enoen @liidstdumsl,
in ben ii9 ibre Geele perirrte, tpar teiu
@arm fir Hare ueberleeung ooer fix
Reue.
60 fdb fie cine 3sitlanJ, nit .insm
oertldrten 0ddeln Dor fif 6inItarreno,
nann erbo6 tie iif. 9ing in oas peben,
simmer urO i9rieb bort an ibrem
sie,tiGen G6reibtiId Den srIten nirt.
ltGen 2~iebs8brtef in ibrsm Ie6en. limo
oieIer ldute'e:
.So91eebrter Serr N:net!
Deretts felt ldn9erer 3eit beouuerte
i'd. mid nit meinem Gatten uno met:
ncr Go9ter niAt in Der Don i6psn BE-
porSuoten oeuiI6:n Gpra3e unterbal.
ten 81 tonnsa. Wuroen Gie eini9e
Gtunoen fir MIDI gum unterrift
BARN frei ba6en2 S6 sriparte gle
mor9ea I'm eli u6r gu elmer Yelpre.
dung ces6aI6."
Gie lisb ben Brief teTo:een. Gen
9anoen Gag liter mar Fl: in elmer Nuf.
reguns. Die ite rubelos Ron l3immer au
3immer trie6. 4m Qbeno i'm 3bedter
fab iie Rinet. Gr lebnte i'm partett
uno fab mad i6rer aoss berauf. uno
aus ieinsn 4ugen fa6 iie, baB er an
nd9ften @ormittdg tommen piiroe.
Die OeutIden Stunben Waoam.
aittps nabmen alIo ibren @nfana,
trobbem Serr Manbera einigs Ipots
tifae Bemettungen iiber bitten ptobiid
ertDablen Qerne,fer madte. 46er er
mar BON ieb:r an Gr5sntri3itat:n lsis
ner Gruu Gen0bnt.
(Eortictung folgt.)
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5000

3imnieru an Der Oluies Strakc, 5,piihcn Sair.
muuut.eiuenuc uno SaNette.Strafe. 9eter, Sot
liro 9roitoir nit Cement beIeot uno neieite
@tnridtungen, einfhIieBIt6 &Iunfcnfanal : Nm.
f6lnb. @runb5inS nur $50 pro S1br.
G. Z. 8aiia1ber, @armeifier.
8fireau gr. 2407, Suirmuuntsslbenue.
f264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

WHAT'S. = 3nfubr 1U5,5IU Tus
i6el; @erionot bon ben G%lepatoren
352,3t5 9uid)el; glepatorenporratb
2,67S,909 9uihel. 8erfGufe: 10000
9ui6el WGr5 SIT so, $4,000 april
81 81, I @ogaon Steomcr gemild)ter
Spot 5l 1875, I 90. Steamer geIber
Spot 81 4S7s.
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3 sspaGtcrs. gerFanf

&crmaftcrS @erfauf
--bcS-
@urra.IS nub Der Gtnrimtupa hcs ,nu6l6cianr.
ten 9iritaurnniS
Or. ft5, gSeit. Saucttc, Struic.
8emdb eineS NeieblS oes &crcinipten Staas
ten Siiirif!ss @erihts fir Den Siftriit Wnrns
lamb int NdnferottaS erfnbren iutrb Der inter-
5ei6netc SermuIter BON &iliam Storm. cinemt
gdllterottelr. ON Spnueriiaa, oen %. Wdr5
1907, 10 llbr &orIriitnqS, 1nl obcn NerannteH
Elate ole SAME BORT bcfiubIihe Ginrihtuno nuf
bffettIidcr Hllfiiou bcrfuuicit. StbelsS 6uHfs
tifh nit Nicrpumpc, H6bren unb 3api. oa6u
p~aiienoes Glden &anos@Uifet NIT gei6lifiene1
SpiceeIn, UlnSpoaren. Spiritlpicn IN 5lnihcl,
Giearrentailen ,lb Gi9orren, Aeiu. mn 81
aIeureS 6raItf. @laSfroni, NuiiuHaIs ni6s9icets
fter. llrHet. Gtden Gbs mo quufftiibe, anrs
tens2tibe. Stihe aus gehopcnerl 6Ol8. arofc
rno iIeine GisfiitcIt, truqbdre gSai6ii1noer,
@aiierc'olet Gitei Buffet nit gpieeeI GraUus
rem. SiabIsao6ofen init SSnIferfeieI. 2inos
Ieum. Speiiesglui5iig, Giden 3rin Snei6eipdrts
De. @ummisItattrn, Gopfs mo 8Iusiundren.
Gtn6IiuG1ren, 1iihlinnen. @elsbn0 uno e%IeItris
fde Qeucbter. eIeitrif6e 5dber. aii6engcritbe
etc. Iuberoem
Sfdnflicen5 iilb unerI1IAter Ga6tiontrntt.
Serfaufss&eoinluuncn VaGr.
Gbarire 5. spicticr, %erpnIter.
&ettiipn C. Oabnu,
GS-9O @uftionatorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
Dies lit Sire 8eIcacuheit

Bur Griuerbune zines uooernen g uber 3sii1dis
gen SaufeS in outer Gage.
2200 Sdnicrgcuiert Sft.surtb %.sfuruue.
Neauem fir aue Observation-Disclosures. SeoeS
Salls beitbt aue ~Sinri6tunger, nit oeneii Elm
n~tooerHes SalS nnspeitaiiet iperoen fam.
SGBlid unb SpnutngS 5ur Snipcftiun often.
Gbas. y. Ynrbette,
(Sept5| Rr. II, Cif.qertngtun. ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
0cue bentidc N%niicOlnas I'M iunnisen
Giihru

aIima; feline @e9cr; eritiIaifiaer 9oben in
tIeine Sornen eineetbeiIt, aud eini9e r9onn
Cots. Sertuae gn6ablule. febr Ieihte Bebins
Elm paar 0unoert SularS gcipart baben unb
germ feIbititinoie petoen m66ten. 9ldberes bel
Sermann Sabenbppp, 2r. iii, 3pro.Sbarles.
Strake, Baltimore, Wso. (Sepit9,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

Safer. - 3ufibr 1910 Uus
idel; aus ocn gleuotoren 5liriidge-
5ogen 1922 9uihel; Gleuotoreuuors
rotb 1884 guidel. 8erfduic: |
@oggon OR. 3 wciBer 81 47R, 1 90.
90. 5u 47M, 3 90. 90. 5u 4S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
gu inietbcn scindt:


Sebbafte Sdmilie pliniht Elm SGitS uuf benz
9GHoe nit elm u1o 5!uei Nder YGlo in Der gtdbe
elmer Straberbdbu gu r%ttetbe1: M'nn %dorelitre
lebit &reisaneabe mo GuGe rS. H." 3cutihcr
GprreippHoent. Go
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Creamery. YIuno. $50
Gier, 9uteno. .................24 Die
Baltimore Marft6cridlte.

Nnltimore, 10. War5 1907.
Mebl. - 3uiubr 7160 8aiier,
ciniflieBli6 1864 6Giicr 5u Occult.
Yoint uno 1876 6Giier 5l Canton.
aiiitenperionot 90 6Glier. Die 9toti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20
0cIb sn bcrlcihen.

aae. ,pefGe @efo eebraaheu, ipredben bier
bur. aInIeibsn altf Gnlire, W,1beIn II. @rlno'
eigenibuiH. SIN 9ertrauea. Seine QpdnsSffices
Msetbpseri. .galtimure Snusftmeut Co." Vr.
100. Turb. HatasStrofe. (27S-)
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Scutige Sd)lubrate:

Hoggen. - 3ufibr 1855 gu.
iGel; aus Ser glepatoren 3uriidge.
5ogen 1898 8uifel; g%lepatorenuor.
ratb 90,505 0uldel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

Vdfe iHr'S auSfamb tefsret G.. Natne, -.
4tI cft.Salttmureset y.s na1e 0shnnAeujesuUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

Gr. .723, -725, ff27 etc. @orln d.slsenus. eots
LID bon Ser Uorrs0touS; hcuitdnSie prd6tie
~beforirt; ieoe nluoerne 8eouemli6feif.
gr. 1t5, III uno 119 etc., I.'9atnrenT'etr.,
5uihfen acknowledging utO 5apette.Str.,
Elm 9eeiert bonn rYatterfon' Gurf." 9ur6lueG
fbJn %oefprirt; ieoe mpocrne BeuremIt6'eit:
8lpeiItbdiee Sduier. Goiparo Z. etprd, an Ort
uro Stele, ODER 9r. SO, UuntBer.Sntlning,
Sagette. unS ct. 9anl'str. (Sebr9,1O
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% IVWIgH NftllCW.
Seine 8rnloiiidc fir Chores" ODER pcrnlns
Greet. 2iefeS. flares g8aiIer, fein iiir gIaSen,
Nuotiubren rlb SiiGU. gia0baribaft unlbcrs
t%roffen. &terre Is. Sngau & Gepbcu, 10 Ut.
2criuatuu.S trafe. G5-SD
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5u OerfaMIcn:
Sin gierb lnh &SGgen nit Brinuts9 rpSroute.
giab5niragelt In Der Siiiec bcS ,ccutihen Gur.
reipunocnt". EG-S)
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@crlaust MGuner nnb 9nabea.


Gin nilbterner, Suberldfiieer Winun auf einem
fleinen Ganoiib 5lr Ucaufitbti9ilg bon Yicro.
8arteu uno Galpit, muB etluae englii6 ueriieben.
Wfan %nbreiiire: ,Ssr 43, 4. D. ST." 1entihcr
6urreippubcni. C9-S)
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Inftiuus.N nseigcn.

Gbarles 3. @Sicner,
Rc6tSdnipnli.
COZ Eb6nir.8CGGroe. 4-G II. s 0crmausStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-20

WerlnN1t:
Sine beuti6e Srni fiir Die angenleine 3auss
arbeii. Aa06uirageu in Ir. 1920, Horo'gSultes
Strahe. C79-S1)
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Gin 9araain iflr Neimitattr. sudtr.

PIN NeInirs8oao un0 Go!clglbenue, 6nus init
Il 3inlmerIt. sue mooeruen @inri6mnaen.
Gin ader 9ano. 3 Gents SGbraelo. Niub oers
in gSnlbroof. Gatonsbiae II. {. 10. 5I petfnuien.
Charles ., Iiut, AnpaIi. Ir. 1G, ct. &nulitr.
CO.,
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VcrlaMnt:


Ieuten sit oerfebren liro ie fir Elm bp6eraois
aes llnternebmcn jill intereiiiren. " 1 geite
fonten otefe gele9enbeit ridt berpaiien. Dan
ineloe iih nit Seferen5el in Gr. j44, Gaut.
tabIc.Ycbnuee. (7S-s2)
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Serlaust Srancn nnS IaSden.

@erlaugt:
Gin Wlao6en fir ole algemeine 0nisarbelt
in elmer Samilie hon orei SrpabteneH; 3ipets
itodiges Sdu5; gutter qobn. gtud5ufragcn in
gfr. 1921, &oro. S~nit0n.Aucuuc. C70)
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Sn p~erfanfcn.
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@ine gltge6en0e mo fuu6erc 9Siri0i6ait.
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faufen. 3u erfdbrer In Der Sfiicc ocs rSent.
idIeu Scrreippnpcntel," GS-S0)
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Sin Miibhen fir Die 1lgemeiHe Sausaroeit
in elmer SamiIie bon bier Rerionet; ieir NSas
i6en. Neiter go6u be5dblt al elm bureaus 5i'
nerIdiiiees llio ourballs tdbtGee. Wt15fen; tetil
allberes brqudt lt5 5l lneloen, 2f13 Snlton' Str.
(79)
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-02-09
THE PiTcHFoRk SENATOR.

Senator Ti1lman's speech in the SEN
ate certainly disturbed the gravity of
that solemn and ceremonious body.
The pompous, suave, smooth, hypo-
critical senator from Wisconsin was
Jared to his shoe soles, but he heard
the truth about himself for once, and
it ought to do him good, even if Till
man had to apologize for telling it.
Senator Tillman is an eccentric gen.
ius, without so-called dignity, or re-
spect for dlgnities, and his language
and rhetoric is not unfrequently Of
the pitchfork stripe. In spite of this
ne Is an excellent senator, alive to the
public interests, man of undoubted
Integrity, and in many respects a man
of craftsmanship qualities. If he were
more moderate in his language he
would be more popular, but it is
doubtful If he would be as useful. The
dread Of his fiery and fearless tongue
keeps many jobs, and tinctured leg
islation from slipping through. and
with all his faults, the people at large
would rather spare half dozen of his
more dignified colleagues than loose
the unique gentleman from South
Carolina.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-02-09
! - ID, @3, #.
. AMUSEsnf ElTS.
WILLIAMS 1DEALR

Williams sIdea1s'' known as the
singiest, -danciest and girliest show Of
all, and which liz also known to be
one of the best burlesque shows now
touring over the empire Circuit will
be the attraction at the Metropolitan,
commencing with a matinee Sunday,
FEB. 10. Mr.. Sim Williams, one of the
owners and who travels with the
show himself knows what the public
wants and this season he presents a
new show that will more than meet
expectations. A new two act comedy
has been written entitled 1.-THE Other
Fellow and Is said to be one of the
best laugh producers ever put together
and serves to introduce Frank O'Brien,
one OF the few clever tramp burlesque
comedians; Clayton Frye, who has
rev equals as a character comedian;
Miss Katherine Klare, the beautiful
and dashing Coincidence; Misses
Hilton and Zen, two clever little sing
ers and dancers; Ali and Peyser, aero
'bat1c comedians; Miss Mable Johnson,
a very clever character woman, and
the international Trio, one Of the best
musical acts before the public. The
scenery and costumes are simply gor-
geous and the show carries q beauti-
ful chorus Of twenty young daxnsels
who will sing and dance themselves
into the favor Of the audience. There
will be the usual matinees.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-02-09
EMMA GOLDMAN AND THE NEWS
PAPERS,,

A few days ago the newspapers of
the country made much of the arrest
of Emma Goldman for a public speech
melting to violence, the destruction
of government, etc., etc. But they
made nothing Of the fact that when
she was arraigned, the case against
her was dismissed on the ground that
her speech was not a lawless one but
was entirely within her rights. The
newspaper idea of what constitutes
lawlessness offers an interesting
study in the psychology Of profess.
sional gossip. A woman speaker who
commits no crime is hailed to prison
and her meeting broken up by off,
ctous policement without warrant and
without right, and the newspapers
calculate "hurah!" But when the
courts determine that it was not the
woman speaker but the police that
were criminal in the matter, the
newspaper pass silently by on the
other side.