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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Ser 6ritiidJc Sricoens- 9lpDitcl.

Ser britil6e NbriiituitgS NpoItcl
SteaO, ser %befannte Scrou8geber ser
yHeOtelu Of &euiepS," Ser icit bier
5ebn Sogen in Boris fir Die SOee oeS
NeItfrieoen8 9eorbeitet 6ot, fomnlt
OieIe ISOLDE nod Berlin, ilnt o,td) oo
nls 6riebcns.@ngel 81 mirfcrt. Gr
miro notilrltG gut ollfgenomucn lper-
Den, Ill0 Die Soltrnoliiten, sic lcBtcs
Tobr i'll England 10 grobortiQ cllls
pfolgelt mo fctirt iuilr0elt, iuonclt
Nrn. Steoo cine 8octbc 8iiIte iibcr-
reidel1. Scrr Steao mill cine @ur0.
rctle ourf) gang Gliropo ltno Ntor0>
Nnterifn MAIDEN ullO IgitntionS-
Tortrdge balten, I'm fir oen Saaocr
TrleoenS 6ongreB Eropognnoo SIT
MAIDEN, Der ia in 0ieiem Sabre lpic-
Der cinnlul 5uianImen treten ioa. Sn
Earts bat Ser 6rieoen8- 4poitel Slim.
inlng fir bic Ibriiitpngs-&orihlGg
81 MAIDEN uerllldt. Gr miiniht, oab
ole 8roBltaatcn in iDrem oSo6res.
0iioget cine bcltin1mtc Sllntnlc sir
ltnterItiiblrng internationaIer Scr
briloernngSz9 eItrcbumgen ollslpcricn
modterL alp sur ScrouItoIiung 0es
gcnIeitigcr 9ciud)c nno gemeinionlcli
8connfcnni,stdnidc8. Gam modte
Steoo cine pcitcre Ncform SIT polfer-
rcdtlider 6eltu1g brillgcn. SSeoe
Patton ion Iid pcrpflid)telL inn 6allc
eines Goniliftes nit eillem anoercn
Tolfc Die idie0srifterlid)e Germitte,
lung elmer nelltralen Wadt niht mir
81 crbitten, Iou6crn and ul1crbeten
bln5inebnen uno nd6 Yb6riih Ser
oiplontotilden 9c5ichungcn cine SriIt
bon 5luci bis brci @od)cn Dor Croft
llilttg Der acknowledgement pcrltrcibeu
SIT lalIcn. 8dbrcnb oicier 3cit ioG
Die neiitrale SriebenSpermittclung ar.
bcitelt. sSrl Safe cin @egner Iid
lpclgert, Den Iblai,f Scr Srilt ah5li-
luartell ober cine Scrmitteliilg an5u.
nebneit, ioa CT bon oc1t Si9notur-
M0dtcn golt5 I'M Stidle gelolicn merz
Den. @abrenb Der Gaucr oes 3rie.
geS IoQ inn fem 9ciltano irgeu6 fuel-
der art gelciItet, feirc S(nIeibc beipil-
li0t, oild) ieber Sanbclsperfe6r abge.
lfnittcn iucroelt.
90 cS Srrt. Stcob olli icinem
Neocfelb5ug aclin9en miro, pielS tim.
mllllg inter Ben Totiorlen fir Die
I6riiltltngs=aS oee 5u MAIDEN? Gs iiebt
gar nift Ooltad) aus. lie Iationen
mctteifern it Der Grfinoung nerer
@affcn. aac 0roBitootcn geben
c1orrne Sllnimcn aus, INN i6re
&rie9Sflottcn 51 berItGrfcn, olIen
poron Gnglono ie(6it. DDS Iic6t nidt
oanad aus, ais Of Der Meltfrie0c
idon Dor Der Sbiire itebc. Scr engli.
ldc abriiltitngs -gpoItcl l1bt Iid,'s arz
gclcgen Iein, fir feline Socc Gropa.
ganoa sit MAIDEN. ST. iibt eincn nidt
az nnteridabenOen Giuflltb oitf Mil-
lionen bon 2eIern cnaliider 3ungc,
penn ieine sTepicu Of Tepieips" En-
ld)eint i'll orei ansgobcn gleif3eitig
in 2onoon, Nelp-g)orf unb Sionep.
llflo bod glaiiben mir nidt mn icincn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Idt Soften.
Einans.R efOr1n.

Sinan5sH cfUr1n.
Seit Snbren lit fiir cine Ncn6cs
rllng in inherent 6inan5pcicn ogi.
tirt %tporocnJ fir gr0Bcrc GloIti5it0t
Der ltmloufsmittel, Inn Den @cl0.
flcmmen, ~bCion6Crs 6cncll SIR Grnb=
te5eit, ob5ubelfcn. 9onficr8, @on-
beIsfanlmern, sic Erc7ie ba6en iit)
cinGebcno nit scr 26iunQ scr tnifis
lihcn Yroblcm$ beiuBt; 6ic Tniid).
ten gingcn ober MuSCinnn6cr. ltn0
oaS lit mo6l nltd) ser @runO, iucss
tpegeit Der Gongrcb bie Sinon5'&cs
form itelt ltnlgongcn Fat. Ird) III
0icicr GongreB.S eiiion miro tic niGt
Si Ston6e fonrncn. IS beiBt sic
3eit ICt SIT fltr5, nm cine 10 piftiGc,
III bos pirtbidoftIifc 2c6cn bcS
2ouocs ticf cinidncibcnoc @iG
griinoIi6 5,l crleGigcn. @orldufig
lit scr @cictcntiplrf nod III @crn,
tbung ocS Gomlite'8 fir Nonfcn ltl0
llnlloufsmittcl, oclicn &oriiber, Sr.
SomIcr, f~oIgcnocn 9crtdyt %crItottct:
I'm 6em GoIfc ser 8ercinigter
Staaten i~uenigitcns biz 5il cinem
getpilieu Grabe sic &ortbciie Scr
GreoitllmloufslnittcG SIT ge6crt, ipic
iic sur Belt in uuet cipiIiiirten 2Gn.
bern im @ebrnltb iin0, loll Ourd)
Die Bill sen Decentralization geitnts
tet per6cn, Gre6it.Hotcu btS 3lt 40
3ro5cnt ibrer 0urdy Bombs gclidcr.
ten ltmlmIfsmittcl o%itS5ugcbcn. God
Iolcn sic Credit Soften % Tro5cnt
bes &opitolS nid)t iibcrItciQcn. bic
9anfcn bobcn bon oicirll. cirfuIircns
Sen CREDITS 6cincn cine Gtclcr bon
brci Ero5cllt SIT 5a6lcn. Gtc San.
felt nM6gcll iueitcrc Grcoit Sdeinc
Biz 5lt 1917 Rro5ent i6reS &apitalS
olisgebcn, sic obcr eiilcr @eitercrilng
bon fiini Ero5cnt unterliegcl1. ga
bas 9egcnlpGrtige &opitol u%nierer
National.9 onfen S53.774U5 Col.
lars 6etr0et, 10 fonnten bodyItens bel
elmer IltSgobc ben IS @ro5ent, oie
init brei Bro5eilt ST. pcritcucrn lpG-
rcn, 2t3,443.694 GoGors in llmloili
geicbt iperbc1, u11o sic moglidJc
Gusgobc bon 1917 Yro5cnt nit Iiilli
Gro3cnt beItcilerter 9totet miirbc iid)
oltf 6,72t SIT Collars bclallfclL 10
baB Iid Die grobtmogli6c Grcbitlto.
tcn-auSgnbc scr Tational. 9onfcn
auf 320,165.54t Collars 6clarfcn
miirbe. 8citcr miro icItgeiett, baB
bio Standardization elmer 9ont,
Die CREDITS 1eine cingerefnet bos
Gapitol Scr 9oltf nidt iiberItcigen
oorf. Gbcnio iouc1 Die 9anfcn &c.
baltcn icin, bieIcl6en Heierpen fir
Die Credits deinc SIT baltcn. mic
fir Die 9epoiitcn, ca cigcntlid) fcin
llnteribieo 5tpii6en Credits d)einen
mnb Gbcfs lei. Ie6nlid ici cs in
ncrid)iebcncn onoercn 2Gn0crn, in
5ranfreid, no bns Golf I'M Sabre
1905 poae 954 WiQipncn Collars
bon ioIden Grebit-Noten ser 9onf
bon Sranfrcid) bate. 9n 81. Sc,
SENDER 1905 moren in 9ertlflono
40 Miqiotcn Grcoit.Noten ser
Hcidsbanf in llntlouf.
Ger Elan lit einleu6tcn6, iucnn
hieie Credit Geine ocnn @eid)1itslc.
ben 5u g}iltc fonfmeli uno nit]t sen
Speflilontcrt. St oieicr Sciiion 6eS
Gongreiics miro sic Sinnn5-&eform
id)mctlid nod crlcbigt nerben. Sic
Code pia iiberlegt weroerL Inn
ganficrs, Sanbelsfamnern u,b BE-
ionbers bas legitime @eibGit %5liiric-
Den 5u %itelei1. lli1b scr Gongre5
0etift: Gut Sing mill @eilc Ga6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Die &ernmtrcnitHgcm cincs Sa6rcS.

Mod) elmer 3uiammenlteQlng Der
sGbicago'er Sri6unc" betrllg in 1905
ole @eiommtiumme ser llnterifln'
gungen uno Gbnlider 8eruntreuIil.
gen in Sen Ser. Staotcn $14, 1885,
663, nn9efabr $5,000,00O mcbr ais
i'm uorber9ebenOen Sabre.
Son oieicr Silmmc mur0en $40.
745,3S7 pnn 9onfbcamtet gcitoblcn,
$t,GS4,554 bon offe1tlifct 9eonlten
nit IilSld)luB bon 8oIt : 9eonltcn
$22,5S5 bon Eoitomt : 9eoienitetclL
$379,571 bon agenteh $248, 100 bon
2eib E @cleql6oftcn mo $223,GS7
Ourd) Salidung. Die iibrigen Ser.
untreuungcn i'm 9etroge BON ST..
42S,969 woren 10 pcrihieoetartig,
bob lie iidy nid)t inter cine 9emeill-
lame @c5cidnuno Sulommen ioiien
loiicn.
Ser @ergleid) nit 0crn 9oriobre
fallt nift 10 iftper Sum @iBcreSit
BON 1906 aus, ipcnn mo bebcnft,
oab iibcr $10,000,000 Der Inter.
lhlagun9cn iid) allf brci 2cl,te Der.
tbcilcn: Chen in Chicago, ginen il,
Fbilaoelp6ia unO cinen in Cuba, bcll
agcntcn elmer Ncip : Yorfcr Sirnlo.
Sn ieoem oieicr brei S1Gc erltrcdten
lidy Die Spibbii6creicn auf cine &ci6c
BON Sabren, lunrbell jcood crit I'M
herflolIenen Sabre entocdt; on6cr
fam mon tie nidt urbcoingt Dem
Sabre 1906 in Gcdnung itclcn.
g IS 0 10 0 M"
idreibt 5ur 9oiung Der @eger Tra-
&c: Gs iuirb 6%ebauptet, Dob es mn
mogli6 iei Die 10 oocr # Miaionsn
Neger aus oieien 2anbe 5l Id)aficrl.
limo man fat es unpraftiiA crflGrt,
einen eigenen Staot fir lie IN bicienl
2otbe 81 g%riinOen. Nln, mir lper-
Sen bod iiber fur5 Cuba ii%berllebmert.
"a lit tod Glat fir MiQionen. 8ir
fonntcn allf Eorto Tico urto alti sen
Sanoruid : Snieli, ill,b in Ganamo
geipaltigc S6aaren u%ltierer Neecrbc-
polferung unter6ringen. llno aui Sen
B1ilippinen lit Naunl fin lie allc.
a6er lpie ioa man tie 6%eforoern? Na,
Dos miiroe ooh feline Enlightenment
SdNuicrigfeiten perurioden. limo
luellll man III cinem Sabre lpcit ii6pr
cine Milion Menid)en aus ser alien
Welt nad amerifa bringcn FAM,
miiroc es bod nidt idner fallen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
SuGn 6. Sacpb.

IS iiarb an 81. Snrtnr 1907 SuIn q.
Jacob. ~aeliebter @dttc bon MinrGarctbe 9ncob,
I'M II. Sabre ieines qebeiS. Die Wceroiaultg
iinoet Sunneritag, bcn "A. Sdulnr 1901. giGdz
miiin09 nm . ll6r, bon ieilter Icbielt ssohrlil0
ytr. 81, @utapsGomri, aus iiatt. NeifeGul9
priputim all Der oGoIoolI- FnrtsG cHlcter0.
(oo-11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Enhn ". Yfcncr.

IS itarb am 81. 2anuar 1907 in Iciner LETT
ten 9spbnlrg, pr. $40, Gooin9tons Strofe,
WieOcr, int gllter bon 81 SnbreH. Sic Beer
oiguie iinbet Snuncritag, > llbr giahrtittngS,
bon feircr Icbtcli gSpbrmng ans iinii, lup5u
Bertpunote mo 5reultoe Der Snlnilie 06tlil95s
boil ciuocInbcn finn. esd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Hunnlnh Qinns.

IS f6ieb ans bicfenl 2eber an Wonta9
Morgcil. ben 81. SuDiinr 1907, Ht ll6r, nab
inrScr aroni1eit 8iuOolpb aipps. ~iiineiter Gotrl
oes neritorbenen @briitopb II. @Iii1betb Htpps.
mittoes, bon ser 98oDnlln9 ieiner Sdpeiter,
6ruu Gpnrub s.. Bland, VT. 500, gtcrosS%rliols
Ipenue, aus iiutt. 5rauerfeier mo Seileblng
prinaiinl. @iiie feline @IMnlelI. l22-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Charles @. zimmerman.

81 itarb ont %. Sanunr 1907 in Der 2Sobs
rln9 iciner @lterr. Nr. 500. 9ioros3. Strnie,
Sigblanotoipr, GbnricS @. zimmerman, iiin9s
ties ulo ~gcltehte6 sinh bon oeilrO lno 9litnie
zimmerman, i'm 9utcr bon 8 Snbrel1 B 0ionas
ten urb 80 Gagen. Sic 3eit Der 9ecrbioinG
.luirn ipdter ungcjei0t. (23-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Gcnrn Grttlinn.

IS itar6 an 10. Sanuar 1907 @cnrp Settling
in (eincm II. 2ebCReiu6re. ~Beliebter @atte boil
SliSubctb Settling. Die Neernianne iitoct AM
Miittuud, gid6nIiiia9o . ll1r, bon lcilicr SSo0a
rllit0. 9tr. 7S4, Gulunhius 9tncnnc, aus ami Der
,GuIoun Barr GenicierD" ltott. (2t--23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
2nnhnns Enrf

Der tasptId hliAte Sriebtpf in Baltimore.
81 iebcr 8eii trreiGDar. Siiiti Gents Sabr
aelb bon nIen GtabttbeiIen. @traben6dbit
8aapis paliirer ben Snlpteireaila- ane bre'
MftnuteH. HarmeS Borte5imnier fit Golnc
bic ben fSric6bof bet rniihem gDetter ~beiacbcn.
&essrdbniBpldee gu febr TtdBigen YrelIen
fdrtnlili6 unter fori,udbrenber HfIeee.
WirenM: Nr. III, @eitsSardtUaa.straRe.
(Sun6--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Nnnie Martc S1tno.

Gs itnrb am %. 3anuar 1907 in Der gao6.
nlH9 ibrer @lterL gtr. III, 9~iorbsS6r0bers
Gtrate. Minnie 4iarie Sung, geIiebte Sodter
99n 2o0t NH sophie Sung ii1S gnfcIin bon
Sabre hires aebens. Sic 9eit Der Qeeroignn9
miro fpGter nlge5eiet. (23--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Baltimore Gcmctcrn.

Siirean: Srantlin .glbg., Baltimore. II. Gprtbftr.
geardbitBpl1te 5ililt Gerfauf bon $25 at,
nit Wiarmorpfpltem abgenren5t $35 - 9Iat, fir
bier @riber. Ireic geniltuiig Der aapclle fir
1ralteronttesoienfte. CSnni16,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Gntherine Ghert.

Sc itar6 am %. Sanltar 1907, nm $40
oeritorbeIen Subnllt Gbert, I'M SO. Sabre iDs
res Qehens.. Die Nceroigung iiu6ct 5rcitag,
nm Q llbr Nndmitto9S, bonn Irnuerbunie. 9r.
1912, Benni0 Ipn nins9oemc, ituit. (23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Gprrainc.

Malcriifl = Yartartis Srieoftdl.
ySeitlid. bon &albrooI .ein ilIo cine halte
MfeiIe.. Nenubi bic init 4snphnitnn be5eidbneie
9iprtp:slbenIssG Srcie .&iitfhel giadmitinee
an. 5ern1inns Vrcifc bon geeribn:hpIaben
lest fpc5icu. Geidie Yeoiieltgct. GeIepboIl-
Cation 223. Yiircan: Trnnfliu, inb gSiubScr.
NoaeS. SerIali0l Wruid1iite. (Winii,1S,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Socpb g(E1nann.

Sc itnrb nm 81. 1Hnnnr 1907 Saco6 Nj.
oisulte finoct Sonnertas, Im R3 ll6r gtnd)s
miitGaS, bon ieiner gSobuuHg, 9r. 1915, gill
IiainsS traBe, ais itntt. SeifetunN prioutim.
ORA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

fcr, oie inter 8criidiidtialrng oeS
llmitan0e5, 0aB mtd 0os I%tIcinIte Ser
gcbcn unnadIidtIiN bcItroit miro,
uno oiciea nlldJ Damn, mcnn Der emit
itanoenc No6tDcil mieoer gut gemndt
!uorOrn lit, ais oltBcrorOcntli6 gcring
be5eicbnet pcr0el fam.
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6. e. g. nnS Mb. setspbune.
s.. Sanbcr & SDbnc,

2cidlen6etntter uro Ginbaliamirer,
gr, f108 nno 1910, GuntorsNuenne,
uno SiouIt.@de GaitimluresSt Str. uno 9runoipan.
Snbritanteu bon Hnie,tt.g aSfetS.
(Se6r10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

ScGS5t9touic Sam i
lien iinO I'M uorigen Sabre in Der
Sto0t 3clu q gorf aus ibrcn @ob,
mlrlgen ernittirt morocr. SIN Sabre
lnocrglcibIid)cr EroipcritGt! -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Der 9ent(&e Correspondent
erIdeint icSen Gag I'M Sabre.

SeimaftsfRbrsr @. u. Setu5, BuhuaHs;
G. & y. 12t 8 @aIbroot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

asentHr far MaibinstSa uns SifriFt Columbia:
gsm. Snuneinanu, 1915 gsartsa Ct, %. %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

MittiuOdj, Scn %. 3annur 1907.
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Gin Son0oner IS t + G t
bottc ben Ser. Staaten fir sen ~.
Sanuor bs. So. Gin Grbbcben prophc.
5cit. Sn Den Scr. Staotcn lit cs aus
g%cbllcben, bat o6er Somoifa betroi-
len, lpcnngleid einigc Gage nad Sem
II. Sanuar.
Gcnti6c Statififer f a.
Zen an Der Sano amtlid)et Materials
crrnitte!t, oaB Oie 3ulaDine ser Ser
bred)cn inns Scrgcben i'm &eidc bin-
ter Scr 9cpolfcrilnes : 3ultabme CT.
bcblid) 5uriif bleibt. Sic betr1gt
nidt citndl Ben britten S6eil, mas
III eillcr 3cit, 6a ialt iibcroa cine
iprlngndbme 3undbnlc scr 8erbre.
tben iino Sergebell 3u beobndten iit
nlS ein iebr giinltiges Helultnt be5eifj-
net perocn mill. 2eBtes Sn6r
famen I'M Heid)e insselammt 520S
3S9 Eerionen NIT Dem Strofri1ter
III Gpnilift, barlinter 81 ,232 illgeno.
licbc @eiebil6crtretcr. 9enerfens.
apcrtb lit, Dab tur etpa clibunoert
M1Deflagtc wegcn 8~ergcbens i'm
amtc 'ucrurtbeilt mnr6en; cine 3ii-
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cbenio bieIe alBcrlonbeS 5l brin9cn.
llnO IS bralldte gtiemano| ge5luungen
81 tucroen. Won broubte mr. 0cn
Sdmor5cn cinigc llnterItiiBung ST.
fommen 5lt %lolicn, unO obne 3petiel
miirOen lie liG III Den Fbilippinen II.
in EonoHo 10 lupbl bciinoeb Dab lie
bal0 Qeipaltige Shparme ibrcr Gol.
iegCnoiien aus gmcrita nod5icbcli
miiroen. ltno penn crit cinntal eini-
&c @lln6erttauienoe binonS gc5ogcn
limo IN oaS 2anO, no fir lie Mild
um0 &onig ilicbt, Oonn iucrocn lib
oic llcbrigcn rpobl Die SGllc bre.
den, Inn nudButommCn.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
MILK FAMINE
THREATENS CITY
Delaware Producers Shipping
Fluid to Philadelphia Where
Better Price is Obtained

The present fight between the Phila-
delphia retail milk dealers and pro-
ducers over the wholesale price Of
milk, promises to cause milk famine
in Wilmington this winter.
The trouble in Philadelphia was pre-
cipitated by the producers, many Of
whom are Delawareans, increasing the
wholesale price of milk to IL cents
a quart. Although the trouble has
been partly adjusted, the Philadelphia
retailers are yet looking to Delaware to
supply much of their milk, and only
yesterday an agent Of the retailers con-
tracted with Delaware road milk pro-
dueers to supply the Philadelphia mar
ket with milk at 1-2 cents a quart
which is IL cent a quart more than
the Wilmington retailers are paying
for their present supply.
one Christiana hundred dairyman,
who ships a large quantity of milk to
Philadelphia daily, made the predic-
ton this morning that unless the VIII
mington retailers pay the producers the
price now prevailing in Philadelphia a
majority of the Delaware dairymen
win send their milk to Philadelphia.
thus reducing the local supply and
eventually raising the local retail price
to perhaps 10 cents quart.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
THREE GIRLS HURT BY
BOILER EXPLOSION

EAST GREENWICH. r. l.. Nov. 1s.
Two girl students are dying, a third
was painfully injured and many had
narrow escapes from death in a boiler
explosion and fire in the Greenwich
Academy's new Eastman dormitory
early to-day
The terrific blast tore out the entire
end Of the building Many of the girls
were thrown from their beds They
were taken so quickly that several
were imprisoned by the flames and
were forced TO leap from second story
windows. All We're in their night
clothes and a number 'fell unconscious
from terror an dexposure to the chill
ing wind.
injured: Miss Florence Bissen, East
Hartford. Conn.,, cut. bruised and in
ternally injured: dying
Miss Hester Gould, Hartford, Conn,
internally injured; dying.
Miss May Kellogg, IS. Holyoke.
Mass, burned, cut and bruised; out Of
danger.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
35l5-MILE TRAIL
WITH OK TEAM
Ezra Meeker With Prairie
Schooner Blazes Way Into
Wilmington
MONUMENTS ON THE WAY

Travelling 3515 miles across the con-
tnent and along the old oregon trail
on his way TO Washington. Ezra Areel,or
arrived In Wilmington this morning.
iila prairie schooner and ox-team ara
trundlinB along the Philadelphia turn
pike from Chester and win arrive
TINS afternoon. They are typical Of tho
pioneer days Of the west and doubt
less VIII attract much attention In VIII
mington
Mr. Meeker, the seasoned old veteran
from Oregon. and his outfit vlll nnt
up az the Bulls Head Hotel He is
seeking permission OF Mayor Wilson
and Chief Of Police Black 10 exhibit
his prairie schooner and hardy oxon
at Fifth and Market streets for nirht
or two, and also to lecture in behalf
or his pet project 70 have suitable
monuments erected along The old
oregon trail. He has written a book
ON Ihe OK Team on the Old Oregon
Irail'' which has proved so popular.
that -FOUR editions have been sold Tt
rs brimful OF historical Information.
He also has choice postal card Views
Tall, upright with gray hair ana
beard, Pilgrim MeelScr looks Ike a ven-
cradle prophet
Travelled q Months.
Since January 1906. Niecker has been
driving the OK team across the con-
tnent and now the goal is almost i'm
aight From Oregon TO Washington
he Is again blazing the trail. AS he
mas progressed eastward. he has left
strlng of monuments along the way
side. marking historic spots where once
civilization blazed the way westward.
me aged pioneer has not grown tired
or tho West but Meeker who Is .76
years young hopes TO induce the au-
thorlties at Washington TO restore the
old oregon trail and to preserve places
OF historical interest along its entire
extent
The trip East has been OF a trium
phal nature. Wherever the picturesque
pioneer would stop TO teach the value
OF respect for the old trail, people
would arise and do his bidding After
he let his honcin The State OF WASH
ineton. 25oo people have made soon be
buttons toward The monuments along
the oregon trail In Baker CITY. oregon.
the school children all contributed TO
erect large monument. At Boise.
Idaho with appropriate ceremonies
another monument was unveiled.
Memory Fading.
Slowly fading from the memory Of
man the history of the great oregon
trail Is TO be revived. Moeker is the
prophet who is paving the way along.
the Old oregon trail Hc predicts a
place in history for the old trail ana
few people have a greater stock OF
! Information for writing sucn a por-
tion Of history than this bearded pio-
lneer. The monument expedition is
Serving its purpose Neolxer IS stili
conhdcnt OF the recognition OF the
Oregon trail by the authorities at
Washington, d. c., when he reaches
that point.
one OF his oxen died in Omaha, and
he broke in another there. The other
IS tho oxen With which he started
originally and he is in fine shape after
his long tramp.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
N
DEFENSE FUND

NORFOLK. Nov. 1s.-The American
Federation Of Labor took steps to-
ward the establishment of a universal
elght-hour working day in America
ana began action looking 10 ways and
means for the raising Of a sufficient
fun 10 oppose the fight tine Manufac-
turers Association, with a fund of
Sl.500,000, IS declared TO be wag'ng
against organized labor. President
Gompers was authorized to appoint
committees 10 consider both these ques-
tions and to report this session.
Gompers also was authorized TO ap-
point a committee to provide ways and
means for the increased circulation of
the American Federationist
A resolution was presented relative
Ito a bill 10 be submitted 70 Congress
giving the same relief at law TO em-
ployes injured i'm navy yards as that
enjoyed by employees OF private corpor-
ations. Another resolution asks Con-
gress TO legalize the Saturday half day
in july August and September. now
granted many. Federal employees by
proclamation of the President
The Executive Council reported q
satisfactory conference with President
Roosevelt on Saturday. when the Pres
.dent was urged TO indorse and urge
labor legislation in his coming mes
sage TO Congress.
The Connci urged the adoption Of a
national labor memorial day, this con-
'vention to fix the date.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
MORE CARS FOR
OVER THE BRIDGE
Board Of Trade Committee
Gets Better Service on
Washington ST. Line
THEY APPEAL TO
PRESIDENT RlGG

After trying in vain for a year TO
get Superintendent Hon to give an
improved car service over Washington
street bridge a committee this morn
ing called on John ID. Rigg, president
of the corporation owning the VIII
mington city Railway at his Office i'm
Philadelphia and sot from him a prom
Use TO give tne' Ninth ward beyond
Washington street bridge by far the
best car service Il has ever had.
Hereafter cars are to be run over the
Washington street bridge line as a
loon and continue TO French street
station They viii run on n twelve
minute headway and IL after thor
oush test this plan is found satis-
factory IL will be continued perma-
nently.
Presented Petitions.
John A. Booker, who lives over the
bridge has been trying for year TO
get an improved service In that sec
tion. He circulated a petition and got
i've hundred signatures 10 IT, The
petition was presented to Superinten-
ftt-ut Hon pit' nothing came OF it Mr.
Hon said the line was not "a paying
I proposition. Mr. Booker President r.
! j. Maclean of the Board Of Trade and
other residents Of that section wrote
lmany urgent letters TO Mr. Hof, but
the betterment of the car service did
not come
At the recent meeting of the Board
] Of Trade the subject was TO have
been discussed. Mr.. Booker as chair
man Of the committee on transporta-
ID t.Is IA
the program. Superintendent Hon be-
fore the meeting told Mr.. Booker he
would try to give some relief in the
car service. and the Board did not 20
into the discussion
Went 70 Philadelphia.
Still nothing was done I'm the way OF
| Improving the service, and this morn
| ing Mr.. Booker, George w. Grove. a
member of the Board Of Trade COM
lmittee on transportation. and President
Maclean went 10 Philadelphia and call
ed on President Rigg of the railway
corporations with their request Mr..
Rigg said he was willing TO do any
thing reasonable and he considered the
request OF the committee reasonable.
He asserted that the Washington street
bridge line was not a paying propo-
sition and showed the figures In sup
port Of his statement
The outcome OF the conference was
that Mr.. Rigg promised to place three
cars on the Washington street bridge
line. They are to run from French
street station, over the bridge and re-
turn at twelve minute headway
Throughout the entire day and greater
part of the night This service Is 10
be continued until January 1. If by
that time Mr.. Rigg finds that the
Washington street line does not lose
any more money than ii is now, the
three-car service is TO be continued
permanently. II Il is found 10 be los
ing more money. however, he will take
off on\of the cars, but continue the
remaining two on the French street
station route.
Il is now up TO residents OF the
Washington street bridge section 10
show their appreciation Of the sm-
proved service i'm a way that will war
rant "A continuance of the three car
service.