davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Yereiutste Singer bon galtimple.

lteIuur Suue, YCdIlpeII SeHIp
Ebomas; correiponoirenoer II. proto.
foairenoer Sefretor pro tenn. q. Sim.
melbeber, Nr. 315, Noro.gben. Str. !,
Sinan5 . SefretGr q. SimmeIbeber,
Scr. 315, Toro-goen.S trabe; Shas.
meiiter s. Midlid, Nr. 713, @arner.
Strabe; 9irieent 81. Semberacr.
@eriammlung ieoen 5ipciten SreitaS
i'm Monat.
v@ermonia.N uartett.Glub."
Sauptunortier: Waaner's Salle,
Nr. 116, Rorb-Baca.S trabe, Sing.
ltunoe: 9ienitass. - 8irigent. s.
&arolus.
.grion."
Sauptquarticr: vStag.Sane," Scr.
2O5, Sanoner Strabe. Sineitunoe:
Wit.tood - 3irieent: S. 6. Sranf.
ySarmonie."
Sauptqltartier: Nr. Ala. ReIts
Sapette.S trabe. Singitunbe: Glen.
tags - Girigent: Sohn 81. alein.
8ermanin.W dnnerhor."
Salptauartier: 8ermania Wdn.
nerdor-SaGe. Scr. 4tO-it2. @eit.
2ombaro-S trabe. SingItunbe: 9on.
neritags - Girigeut: Eheooor GEM.
berger.
ySrobiinn."
Sauptqucrtier: Srobiinn L. Sala.
Tr. 1000, Treoerid abenue. Sing.
itunoe' Witttpohs L 0irigent: Sobn
q. &lein.
rIrbeiter. MGnnerdor."
Salptqltartier: Inbrcas' Safe,
Nr. 314, SanouerittraBe. Singitunoe:
Mittmads - Iirigent: CHARLES $.
9od)ou.
yShalia.W 1nnerfor."
Satptquortier: 8oiqPs Salle. SIR.
1922. Sar'oro.a pcnue. Singltunoe:
2ienltaas-Sirigent: 5. 6. Sranf.
.2oruitsB oint.M Gnnerdor."
SauttMtort.er: 3tpider's Sale,
gde Guba- mo anbreitrobr. Cling.
Iti1noe: Wittmcd) abenbs s llbr -
1trigent: Sitbert Griiprel.
yMrbeiter.9 ;ebertafeI."
Sauptqua.tier: @cI5' Sale, Nr.
4OS, 8eIt 9erifatonItrabe. Gina.
itlnoe: Gienitogs-Girigert: S,tbcrt
ariippeI
.melooie."
Sa,,ptqilartier: S. Sizes Sale,
gde 2onItrabe ano gc!air Worft.
Singitunbe: 9onneritags-0ir;gent:
4. 9nrolus.
.9aperii6er MGnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: adermann's SaGe,
Ode Don Caroline uno @ouGtItrabe.
Singitanoc: Sonneritag Mbercs -
Girisent: aiteult Sdneiber
rMesaer-8 eianeperein."
Sauptauortier: Sufimann's SaIle,
Sotp- llnD SorreIt $ StraBe. cling.
itunoe: Gieuitag-Eiriscnt Suberi
8riippel.
.Wuaart. WGnnerdor."
8auptal1articr: 2obett gonmer's
Safe, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Siugitlnbe ieben Conner.
itaa @beno,; g. Bohlmani, 3iriaeut.
u@doenia-W Gnrerdbor."
Sarptaitartier: STRAIT. unb 5. Str,
&ieblanotomrt. S%ineitunbe: Glen.
itaas-0irigent: Geo. %. YobImmu.
~gide,fra1,s."
Saiptaaartier: Sobn sdmiot's
(oorm. 3orn's) Sale, gfe 8. uno
gougbitraBc, SieblGnotopa. Sing.
Itunoe: Wittmcds - Oiriaent Geo.
q. Hoeblmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
0ambur8sNmerita
Spppclidraubcns
Grprck. nGo HaHagier-0 ienit.

Sambmrs-I mcritas&inie,
81 9roaowap, Hep.Ocrf.
Mrtbur ". Mo6iun,
am alten Rtaee,
1877 S~lt.galtimore.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

SIdnOletDesOeIUuIle.
,Sraiclibatep 2puu Gc.," / gorb<0sar sfrafs.
Yianos unS Orge1n.
Ghas.. 81. ettcf, 9 sscrt.oibertns strabe.
sen. 0rabe 4 Co., y2rric"' Gebdube, at. RohaI.
slpeHue.
Gampf. unh @aIierbeisung.
6. 9. edaeber, TAP Sits2ombarb.gtr. q. 4
Y.s1e.epbo1 1860.
Hapier unb Yap;er-D Often.
cfatth, Etrpn Co., t05 unb 107 SanooersS Str.
6laggen, Varner, Mb3etden.
etses Wres, 80 Beft.9cgi neton.s trnbe.
glsdlplatten, Geetan etc.
2npn, 0snilln 4 Co.. 13-t9 9aIberftoD.Gtr.
"a 5unllN Gtpftib.I gent.r.
ssassst.s & snmtSt uri,ter bel sr.ith, aet
Grieob6fe.
vGeuksh Har& Ge,neteeu," Office; Il S1ejt.Gas
rntpGnp& trdke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

" ii II den 9oGnbof Be
Seoletborpc. - Gin Gomitc
Der oW~farpIono &npcItment II. Bull
Ding Mllpcidtlon", bc'tebeuo olrs ben
500. lboS. s, @iaionS, ErGiibent,
y. Goroib uno @cpmon &orriS,
'prad) geitcrn bei'm Superintenoens
ten Der &aibington, Baltimore uno
Mnnopolis : 9nbn Dor, I'M an5ufra.
gen, ipie iit) bic 9obn 5llr grrid)-
tu1lg cines @obnboics bel Saletbor-
pc aili eilcm Nulpeicn ltellcn miirbc.
an Dem Die 0cicllihuft i~inan5iell IN.
tereiiirt lit. Die Nusfiibrrng oieies
Flones milroc' fir jenc @egeno Ell
llen 9roBen IuiihNuung beocl,ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

itrircn fomlcn. Gas ofii5ieae Qb5ei.
den fomnlt be1te 5ltnl Serfauf.> IS
bcitebt aus einem Meoaillon nit Dem
Stootmappen allf elmer uno Die
@orte rSffi5ielles Soupenir" -ab5ei=
diem Der Seimfebr.8 eieaid)aft, @ol.
timorc, bonn II. bis 10. Sftober" allf
ser anberen Seite. Sieies Mcbail.
Ion bdngt nit gclbihluar5en ganoe
an Stantslpappen.
Gie nEenniplDania-9a bn bot be.
iblplIen, ben ltniont uno ben Gol.
pert-gobnbof, ionic bas 8ebGlloe an
Baltimore llno Gulpcrt.S trobc nab
reno Der Scinltcbr.g2o6e 81 ocfori=
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
M0pofater

Mopofaten.
Sraros 6. aleinni, Het tsanipaIt, 225 81. Saul.
Strabe, Baltimore, Wlb.
&Grf u. ID. sulple, 126-t29 Gam 9uiIbirg.
Gnita1us 4urb, 26t-269 GaIoert BuHeing.
q. WrI. Ertt1auu, iii HprosGbatIeSsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

a L.:,,.., ~, 90 h," tlnorc, pom H. bis 49, Sftober" at
ser unberen Settle. Gieiea 0tcbal
a.. ,5,;.,r4H G,,;+c .hm lon bungt nit gelbltlpor3en gano
~ on Stantsipappen.
Seinfebr @eeQidaft pirb in Der 9ie .lsenrnIbmio.a ohn" hot be
@afienbaae os :. ResimentS en idIoHen, ben LINTON, ,mo ben Sal
grobes @eeirahonsbmeou inter %uertgobnbof, iowie bas 8ebduoe al
2eituno pom smei Sotelmanncrn co- Baltimore. rno GapctStrobe nab
biren, banit lib oMe bon ouslpdrt5 reno Der Scinttebr@ohe ST. bcfori
fonmenoen YsarpianDcr BORT rcai rct
Sratuo, ben is. oftobcr. - abenos 8 l1br.
abtbeilume berittener gOlbei. ~r "
Wutffapcle.
ebuaro ser 90. (eomaro srid), a6nia Ss Gorucuols, ouf emen bon rd&
Wanleeln ee5o9encn @agen.
seins aoiatanten: 9e"eraI Clinton 6! : ;Mieas. oberit SoieSS @its' Sr'
sr' y: Sspi9t surrenass, s.: subsoa .: @ots.
4" at s Yd5 nssFIt Se 'Sr ) IG g a s'.
@uiitfapeac.
@eter sagamon, scnrp SSaod anS sssras WoiE Noiutonnn, trasen weibc
MHsen, bIane Semhen, a%eIb,idhparse sdarpen, Gsarren
no characterization.
SitgaItmore 9abrGlub nit vsuHies" uo "AuaabcutS."
Delta Eeaime Stub gr. /" nit oetorirtem @aaen.
ri" s3iSte gass9 s Hsal"Ts gI1s" NIT init s sftefttS" g Sssf".
=, 9 a@s uno 80 o'Sere @dH"e5 in eine"' BON 5en @odeieln se50ae"en
,e5eiapeafe s%odolgnb" nit ocforirten sdomoscn:
"ebeapeofe Outing Club" nit smei Sdoumasen nnO 80 @haGeoern nit
George molTs ledps Ssforirte Mnleiel @aaen.
: '''I 5ro HnSa Voa Gdrs o en @ sos "' '""''"
SoniS Ceramics 5pci bcforirtc @osrn.
Sobn 2anterbah}s ipei oetorirtc @agen.
George @iduers Odienuagen.
!. u. 2omrps oeforirter @aaen.
gobert Sails beformter @ngen.
Mm. M. SuupepS Sei oeforrtc @agen.
Soiepb 8oQers 5hci beforire @aaen uno Sunbc. Sdntrogen.
SO. MoHetts Spei beforirte 9arren.
Sobn &. SettIones oei ocforirte Magen.
Senrp Bring 5nei beforire @asen.
Ioans 9rd Cos Iu9eielte nit ieS MauRicforrcn.
!. 2amrences oeforirtr Waaen.
nSuniet Elcaiure Club" NIT oefprirter1 @aaen.
rOoung Eaherions YleoIMre Club"
uMoonibiners' Hleaiure Glib.
rGont @crrp YIeoiure Club"
Clinton Stars Hleaiurc Cub"
rEatlrent Yleoiure Club"
r9pung TctonacS Eleoiure Club"
Ygnten Stars GIeuiure Club"
nHoieettas Yleaiure Club"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
@ei9afts:

3eituneen, 3eitihriften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore geips Co.," Gabio abercrom.
bic. Dtanager, 318 gSefts9ermars Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

TaHc our @ciie his snsIanS &c.
iOret 6. 3aine, Nr. 413, cit.galti.
msreirake, Mabe Gnitsm Nonie Hpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

nab Sem Ibgangsbaien beforbert unb
Die 3eit oes Sdluiies lit %arrangirt nit
&iidiift oltf oeren unllnterbru6ene
lleberlano , geforoeruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Sin Rcgiltratiuns YIrcau.


SSn ser @aifcnbulle oes 8. HegimentS
miro Elm iol6es eingeriftet mer.
ocn. - Muc @G5te lDQcn lid bier
regiitrircn.- Gorbereitlrngcn Der
Baltimore bio.gabn."
Gas SoipitolitGtssGomit Der
Seimfebr.@ eieuidoit miro in ser
@aiienbale bes 5. HegimentS Elm
grobes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inter
2eitung BON 5pei Sotelmdnncrn ctos
blirer,, bamit iif oue bon olslpdrtS
fpmmcubeu W%ornIuuDcr BORT real.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
SruIt.G ompa1nie'n

Sruit-g ompaenie'n.
,WlarH.anb Fruit Co.," 9loropeftsgde galoerf.
lnh @crman.StruBe. Srier Serfh, Yrdii,
bent; 6. @. 3iulmer1uain, Gefretir; Carroll
Gar gleb, S6asmeifter.
Baltimore Fruit & gaarantee Co.," Equitable.
gllilbiIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

ON''NiSSt e)NtlpitIASb W.
.,She Baltimore saens Co.," Gaoio ab.rcrou,.
Yaumaterialien, Sbiiren, Seniter.
rabmen. 2aoen etc.
3ames y. toittr & 60, 1l5 uno 1T. sho'
@so. j elSan Z Bro. Ala. aia5t.str ..@ertte.
Hutipnals Wanfen.
"Ste Glib tpwn @atienaI Yaas.". gap: uuo
@reieraStrnse. Saeoo %. pool, 9tdfioent;
SSaSiS =; @oars. Siee'VraiiOent; aenrS D.
.sirt @ationai san, pi salttmsrs." s. Q.
9t!eoS. Mnfiire; u. Sent9sStIase
.assii.eTnn. '&Ssfitr, SAINT %. marriOtt. aaffi.
rer. u Siors:giitapsgtraBe
,TruperS & Wted,nnieS' Tn.tunai Gauf," gbdS.
Q. 0iiqcr, Stalfirer, glcroiueftsGde Guiaip'
uno SapetfesStrdbe.
.sbiro Natiunal Sani," Baltimore. unb gortb,
rGasmers & Merhants' National gans," soutb.
lro Sor;bnrosStrdBe.
"Gommeretnl & Tarmers' Tationai ganf,." siie'
). Vulbtu'a, S1iltrer.
. Staats.9 anfen.
.9sntjhe. gant BON saltimore,"" Baltimore. urb
So~ls0a S siiSirag gso,g m,1fa,t sss'er' SrdfiS'ni;
Spar.Yaufen.
,Tentidhe .epar.gani pom Baltimore" Cation.
.st. games. spar6ani,%" gaItimpre.strase uno
acknowledgements.
Sruit-G ompa9nie'n.
,T.arp.anb fruit Co.," 9loroweft.gde ealoert.
ino German trube. Yrier perf6, Yrdft,
bent; g. g 3iMmeEnann, seiretar: earrou
..VnItiu1nfr Yrtff A. (HNnr0NtfR IN ~ IL nttff1hS.
gltloi1s.
M0pofaten.
Sraneis 8. ale,nni. aettsanpaIt. 225 Ct. Saul.
StraBe, ~alttirore: geh.
Gni,aJus aurb, 28t-269 GaIoert gIHbing.
j. @ri. Srttaann, III EprosGbatIes~Strabe
2anomirtbibaftlide 8er1tbe uno
Sdmercien.
Griffith & Gamer Go, 2o5 yaorb.Yacase Giraffe.
Warmor- uno @rani'-Werfe.
Q. SileTrtner 9 eSbne, tits DeftsaItis
nloresStraBe,/
2eihcnbeItatter.
sanse,s & eobne, 17os-17to Cantor. alpenue.
gSm. Grpt, Npr.bs mo Sreenmount'slbcnu
RupicrIdmieoe uno plumbers.
Soln prbert, 17t4 S9autes'Strabe 6. & g..
2elepbon: g8oIfe 1890.
Seuer.8 eriiferungen.
.,siosal 3uiuranee 50. Of eiperspsl," Senro 81
s~Sarfielo, @eaoent @qnaaer. 1O1--I62 Gbani.
%; Of Commerce Sniloine.
u@ermanta 0eaeroerfGernngS F.. 1cfenidait,"
Hoittrtore, iiDb 2ortb'GtraBe.
Inl. 8. StadcIfuro & 60, tb dns II gbanber
@runheiJenthums ag,uten unb
.Sdroler.
Yisrrs y. ;rnsen & Wepbep. 10 Ott.ecstnaron.
fpIsStrabt.
$fercegeifirr -Sabrifanten
g. Q. 1ah Con & o., 4o4 G~efts@ermIn.sn
Sufihmieb, 3ube6tr.
6. s.nt. ganas TO-. Wr. a62 unb 1854. Rore.
4oblen un0 SoI3.
Senrp q Con Seine. $3.50 oIumbia.gbenue
Shmuf'afen Mno l1hren.
n. Z. 0i.ns,, 90 Sit,snItin,uee.strabe
Pfdnoleibe. @eid1fte.
"SrafaIiba,ee aoau Co." I gorbs0sap' sirase.
Yidnos unb OrgeIn.
Gbas. 81. ettcft, 9 stprt.2tbertn. strabe.
ssin. arabe & g.. ic1.SebdiiSe, Nst. RohaI.
stpeHue.
Gampf. unh @aIerbeisung.
g.. 9. ed,aeder, 742 Sit.2omoarb.gtr.' q. 4
Y.sIe.epbpn 1850.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

Warmor- unb Grant Werfe.
q. Siletrtner q e5bne, Tits Befi, 8alti.
nloresStTaBe/
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

sane fRr'e anstanb beiprnt Q. Maine, Re.
4i3, cit.%uitimpve.et ctr, Hahe Guftpm Npmte.Nps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

Staats. 9anfen.
,Sentidbe 9art BON galtimure," Baltimore. urb
9oIioaD. Sirabe. gIngutt Seber, 1rdfbsnt;
G. J. Si1t, G1dtuteifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Spar.paltfeu

Spar-9a1lfen.
,Tentfte -epar.Yanf BON Baltimore" Qutatp.
uuo Baltimore Strabe.
,St. SamcSs Sparbanf," 9altirnpresSfrabe unb
Guf.omsSoufes9l beuuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
2ononirtbifaftlide @erGtbe II

WV ONEEFFN w
Samercien.
Griffith q Gamer Co, 2n5 Norb.pacasGi rabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
2eihcnbeItatter.

2eihcnbeItatter.
Eanbtis 4 s0bne, 170s-t7t0 Ga1,ton.9loenue
gSm. Gput, glDr.bs ino ,SreeIr1ount,sIDcnue
2upicridmieoc iino Ylumbers.
9ohn Snbert, TIA GbameS.Strabe 6. & g..
SclepboH: BoIfe 1890.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

9uumatcriolien, Gbiiren, Senlter-
rabmen. 2uoen etc.
3ames y. tuiter & Co., ITO uno 1T. clio
5reoerids Giraffe.
Geo. q eluan 4 Bro, Ala. 2iabtsS s@erfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

$ferceseidirr. Sabrtfanten
]. Q. Tah Con & IT,, 404 Befts@ermSn.ku
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

Srfihmieb' 3ube6tr..
G. e.ntt Sanue TO-. Wr. ae2 unb 3e4. worp.
d5ac'Sirdbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

Nne @aaen merben nit anrnprohuften oeifmiift iein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

@runheiJenthlims ag.rten unb
.Sdroler.
Yierre y. rn8en & Nepbe.u. 10 Ott.9cstnaron.
tDnsStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

4oblen uno SoI5.,
cenrp y Vun Setne, $50 GoIumbta,sIbenue,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
IMITATION Of
CAPITAL IS
CONDEMNED

Madison Wis, Jan. 10--In his message
to the legislature submitted today. Gov.
Davidson dwells al length upon the rela-
tlons existing between the state and cor
porations.
1T has long been the settled policy OF
this state" he says. that capitalization
OF corporations should be measured by
actual investment. The necessity for the
large increase of capitalization by the
Chicago and Northwestern and the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
companies is not apparent and may Justly
challenge the attention OF the legislature
Il am advised that the additional stock
is subject TO the pre-emptive right OF ex-
listing stockholders to purchase the same
at par, although its market value Is large
ly In excess Of that amount Issue and
sale OF additional stock under such cir
cumstances places an unjust and unrea-
sonable burden upon the commerce OF the
state and country. and proper legislation
should be enacted TO prevent the contin-
uance OF such methods OF railways man
agement That is but one form of the evil
OF over-capitalization OF public service
corporations and demonstrates the i'm
portance Of placing the whole subject un-
tiles
THE state railway commission should
also be clothed with adequate power 10
determine the value OF the railway prop
critics OF the state. and 10 employ such
experts as may be required to aid in this
work.
On the subject OF public service cor
porations the message says:
There Is q growing sentiment in favor
OF municipal ownership, and encourage
ment should be extended In this direc-
tion, especially with respect 10 water
works and gas and lighting plants I rec
ommend the necessary legislation 20 en-
able any city or village 10 establish pub
lie utilities, or to acquire such as may al
ready exist under the power Of eminent
domain. and TO pay for the same out OF
the proceeds OF certificates Of Indebted
ness which may be lien on the prop
erty so acquired
on the subject OF life insurance, Gov.
Davidson says: Many people have come
TO regard life insurance as a savings
bank account, and certainly their equities
in insurance policies are entitled To the
same careful legislation and state super
vision as have been adopted In regard TO
l.,ap tgg
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
MCCORMICK DENIES
COMBINE WITH TRUST

Chicago, Jan. 10.-Cyrus n. Nc
Cormick, president OF the international
Harvester company, gave out the fol-
lowing statement yesterday:
The report in the press this morn
ing, sent by telegraph from New York,
OF conference between tho president
OF the international Harvester COM
pany and the chairman OF the board
of directors OF the United States Steel
corporation, TO effect trade agreement
between the two companies, is without
any foundation in fact. The publica-
tion OF such a report is an injustice,
both TO the Harvester company and to
the STEEL corporation
There has been no suggestion OF
community OF interest between the
steel corporation and the harvester
company as TO the buying OF ore, opera
tlon Of ore steamers or the handling Of
foreign trade as stated I'm the press
report, nor OF any other transaction
which could give rise TO such a -e-
port and no such arrangement is con-
tcmplated."
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
NEW BIC SEWER
ON EAST SIDE
To Be PUSHED

Complete plans for the proposed 100000
Elmgrove sewer. which is to drain most
OF the East side. have been made and
the big project will be launched early In
the spring
The land OF Brown university through
which the sewer will pass has been con-
demned and only one small right OF way
remains TO be secured.
The university was opposed TO volun-
tarily selling the right OF way through
the part OF its land desired, as IL was
decided for university purposes only; and
IL did not think II could legally part with
IL for sewerage purposes.
The city solicitor decided that the only
thing 10 do was TO condemn the land; and
this was done.
The project has been under considera-
tion for five or six years: but the city
was confronted with many difficulties.
The sewer is much needed as the land is
very wet and compact, and II is hard to
get any drainage with cesspools.
The sewer will continue from the extern
sion OF Elmgrove avenue on Cypress
street through the land formerly owned
by John Morris up Savoy street to Nor
ris avenue. where II will spread out in
both directions.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
TWO CONVICTIONS
UNDER LAW AS
To CHILD LABOR

In the district court at Pawtucket today
the Lorraine Manufacturing company and
the Slater Cotton company were each
fined sos and costs for violation of the
child labor law
The cases against the two companies
were OF rather technical nature; and
plea of nolo contendere was entered by
the attorneys for the companies
The Lorraine company was charged
with the employment OF a lad named
Henry Baker. while boy named Philip
Normandin was employed by the Slater
company.
The following statement was made by
James r. MacColl, treasurer OF the Lor-
raine company:
"It Is unfortunate IL the public should
tfet the impression that there has been
any fragrant violation of child labor laws
by the textile mills OF Rhode Island. The
recent case against the Lorraine COM
pany requires only 10 be stated fairly to
prove the reverse as far as this company
is concerned
The help are hired by the overseers OF
departments, who are required to see that
children have the proper certificate. One
OF our overseers had an application from
a widow who was anxious TO secure
place for her boy, and assured him the
boy was of age and that she would get
the necessary certificate, so he started the
boy at work.
ION going 20 the truant. officer for the
certificate the mother found she must
write TO Connecticut for n certificate of
birth. and there was consequent delay.
After four DAYS the overseer. not receiv-
ing the certificate. discharged the boy
without complaint from anybody. showing
HIS intention to live up to the spirit Of the
law
The following week the boy returned 20
work with the proper certificate. The
truant officer learned that the boy had
worked four days before getting the GER
ticate. and instituted this action on n
purely technical offense.
II believe that the officials OF our tex
tile mills desire TO enforce the child labor
laws and that the instructions 10 their
superintendents and foremen are In har-
mony with this desire"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
SUBMARINE BELL
SIGNALS To AID
NAV|GATORS

Washington. Jan. 10--ENperiments con-
Quoted by the lighthouse board In this
country the British admiralty and the
Danish government supplemented by some
smaller tests made by Rear Admiral EV-
ans have satisfied the navy department
OF the value OF the system OF submarine
signalling by means OF bells 70 lndcate
the approach OF a ship in thick weather
or nightfall 20 the shore and steps are
now about 10 be taken to equip most OF
the vessels OF the navy with the proper
devices for transmitting and receiving the
hell signals under water
Admiral Evans tried the submarine
bells on the Alabama and Maine with sat
isfactory results, and 10 was found, that
unlike the doubt which exists In the case
OF aerial signals transmitted through a
fog, II Is possible I'm the case Of sub
marine to locate the source OF sound TO
within one half point OF the compass.
As the receiving and transmitting de-
vices already have been placed on all the
nghtships on the Atlantic coast. II is be
lieved that when the naval vessels are
properly equipped, they will be able TO
keep I'm touch with these ships from
Maine 10 Florida when off the coast, thus
reducing largely the chances OF stranding
and OF collision.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
FATE OF -FOUR
ESCAPED BOYS
IS NOT KNOWN

New York. Jan. 10-Four boys who
had been confined in the New York re-
form school on Hart's Island, escaped
from that institution during last night
after a desperate battle with their keep
ers. They first sawed through two iron
bars on the main floor OF their dormitory,
fought their way to the open and disap-
pesred.
Whether they escaped in bot or sue
ceeded In swimming the three quarters OF
a mile which separates the island from
the mainland. or went 10 their death In
the icy waters. is not yet known. All the
escaped prisoners belong in this city
They are James Smith. IS: Joseph Rich
ard. alias Richard Wallace. 10; Thomas
Quigley. 10. and Frank Lewee, aged "a
years.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
SPECIAL SERVICE FOR
HOLY NAME SOCIETIES

At the cathedral at $3.50 o'clock sun
day afternoon, Jan. 20. there will oc-
cur a special service, at which the
Holy Name societies OF the various
parishes in this city and vicinity will
be present.
II is believed fully 1900 men will be
in attendance and sermon will he
preached by a priest OF the Dominican
order from New York
Soon after this service. probably
within two weeks, representatives OF
all the Holy Name societies in the do
cese will hold a meeting for the pur-
pose OF organizing a diocesan body.
Rev. Father Scheuren OF ST. Mat
thew's church. Auburn. suggested the
organiza' m OF general body OF this
kind several months ago. and that
suggestion will soon be transformed
into a reality.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
REVOLUTION IN
HONDURAS NOT SERIOUS

City OF Mexico. Jan. l0.-Persons
here well informed on Central Ameri-
can affairs are Of the opinion that the
Honduras revolution will be OF no con-
sequence. Ii Is stated that the only
man who could hope for success In
leading an uprising against President
Bonilla OF Honduras IL the revolu-
tionary leader OF the same name, who
is practically a prisoner In Salvador
II is stated that he has been given n
position in a university at San SAL
vador, for which he receives small
remuneration from the Salvadorean
government. Salvador In turn IL said
TO have an agreement with President
Bonilla OF Honduras not 20 allow the
revolutionist 10 leave Salvador, and
while he is allowed his liberty, IL Is
within a clrcumscribed distance