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The daily tribune., 1907-04-16
BLOOMING ORCHARDS
A THING OF BEAUTY

Florence people who do not visit
the fruit growing sections OF Lincoln
Park and FruitmsYe during the next
week or ten days will miss . scene Of
unusual attracsivsnsss 10 ths blossom.
ing orchards. which are Fsdolsns Of
beauty and Of the psffume Of bloom.
A. lesst twice each yssr the orch.
ards should b. visited. .onos when they
ere white with the bloom Of spring.
and again when the trees ars
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16

ExERuIsEs = Tho sraduat.ss 6
clasa Of the High school 10 preparing
I or its final exercises. The olass
sermon will be delivered In the II. q.
church Sunday. May 30. but the
person who will deliver the addresa
has not been chosen. Clsss day exsr.
cises " Ill be held on the twenty.
eight. probably In the Methodist
church ~ it has the largest seating
capacity OF any ohuroh building In
the cisy. The final graduating
exercises will be held on the night
Of May 81.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16

laden with the fruitass Of autumn.
Never before. 10 seems 10 rs. havs
the orchards Of the Ca aon City dis
trict been 10 promising and 20
beautiful a. they are now. and the
man or woman that could not bs
helped and upliftsd By : visit 10 them
At shis season IL lack Ing In sentiment.
or IN those qualities which exact and
lianify human nature.
A drive through Lincoln Park. or
Fruitmere, these delightful spi ing
days 10 . revelation Of industrial
thrift and material beauty such ~ can
not be surpaassd BY any Iocalisy In
the United States.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16

IN MEMORY-Out Of respect to
John T. Kebler of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company who died Of
ptomaine poioning In Trinidad last
week. the coal mines Of this county
owned by the o. X. and 1, com-
pany. were laid idle for two hours
yesterday afternoon while the funeral
was being conducted In Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16

FREMONT ARRIvALs-E. Fist,
Pueblo; Miss. E. Cole man. Denver
P. Krenning. oity; ]. W. Knapp.
Denver; Everett Brown. Denver
Horace M Johnson. Chicago.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16
Why

have torpid liver when Hsrbine, the
only liver regulstor, will help your
There is no reason why you should SUI
fer from Dyspepsia, Constipation, Chills
and Fever or any ether liver complaints,
when Berbine will cure you. f. c.
Waite, Westville, Fla, writes: II was
sick for month with chills and fever.
and after taking two bottles of Herbine
am we'll and healthy" Sold by Yelton
Drug Co. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16

Chambeila'n's Salve is good for any
disease Of the skin. 1t allays the itch
ing and burning sensation instantly.
For sale by Daniels Drug Store. it's
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16

Seven ply garden hose at Uhrl's. Get
prices before buying. 27tf
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16
THE COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

The spring meeting Of the Fremont
County Teachers association will be
held at the high school building at
Canon. next Saturday afternoon.
The program. which 10 one OF
more than ordinary interest will be
~ follows:
Musio-South Canon Hi Rh school.
lnvoeation-Dr. B. e. Harl.
"Thought Power in Pupils" Prof.
I L. Valentine. principal Coal Greek
schools.
Discussion. led BY Prof. Il. e.
Smith. superintendent South Canon
schools.
"MusIo In Schools" Miss Thee.
Mcdonald. musical director Canon
City schools.
Primary Grades - Foundation
for Higher Work." Emma Mont.
gomsry. primary teacher Rockv vale.
Discussion. led BY Prof. P. N.
Condit. superintendent Florence
schools.
solo-Prof. l.. d. Dawson, priuci.
pal Brooksids schools.
Address Trend In Modern
Education. Prof. Herbert J. Cole.
man. State University. Boulder.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-16

DR.. Yard. dentist. office telephone
east 1856.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Me6r ~9anSidJminocG.
Hei6e un6 ongeie9ene 2elte in Galis
fornien perpidelt.

Gan Sronci8co, 6. Se6rrar.
Itf @eiiung oes Brdiibentell
MooIcoelt Fat E6ontaS 9. Gelt6ouien
Elm Snipcftor 6es GepnrtementS oes
Srnerr, ocmciniom nit Sem StaatS-
Minerologen au6itrp Oie Gergebung
ol8ge0e6nter 21nOereien IN Golifor-
MEN unteriu6t rn6 grobe 9etrilge'
reien ans 2i6t gebra6t, olf @rnrto
mel6er Griminmlpcrfol8tngen cinges
leitet meroen iollen. Gei6e, einIlllBs
reide 1ln6 prominente 2eute, Oarltlls
ter ciu mo6l6efonnter Dielfader Wfils
lion1r Don Sun 6ranciSco, loQen III
sic 8etriigereien permidelt icin. Nel-
6ouien fat einen 8eridt ii6er Die Ne-
Iultate ieiner llnterlltdplng nad
@al6ington eingeionot uno oorin iol-
len Is biz 90 &erloten genannt lem,
qegen mel6e poIitiue 9emeile porlle-
oen. Die 9etriigereien rltreGen lid),
mie Ser 9eridt beiogt, BON SiSfopoll'
@ountp bis Geatb-Saqep, ilber eli
Counties, unO iino am flogrontc-
item in Guolumne Gountp. Sn Oent
lcbteren iino fir 9lniieOler beIttnnlte
2Gnoereien am Gable Wtountailt
Gbonnql" i0rmlid neg9emorfen NOR
oen; Scr .Gbonnel" lit cine 2opofor'
nation nit rei66oltigen @olOooerr,
aus melden ifon 0tiaionen pon Doll
lars @olo gemonnen moroen lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

Ser Gompagne fir Sic StiGpaDlelt
ouf OoS 2eb6ofteite betbeiIigt 6otte,
pl0bli6 iebr idluer erfranft. Die
Symphonic moren 10 beOeltflidcr
0}otllr, BOB lif sic 9(er5te 5u elmer
iofortigcn operation entiGlieBcn
mltBtcn. &oGmor lit Elm ~geborcncr
Miin6cner ru1o itc6t i'm no6e5u pol,
lenOeten 70. 2~e6en&iabre.
8ergebIi6e Gintgungs.
be itrebungen.
Sn a0ln bate S6er6iirgermeiIter
@cder, elmer Der nationalli6erolen
8iibrer, nod Dor Chores idluB einelt
letten &eriud gema6t Die liberalen
g8dbler 81 betpegerl, bel Ser Sti6s
lpa6l fir BEN GentrumSmann gegen
Ben So5ialOemofraten SIT itimmen.
yglllf feline 9lllffor0erlung cntgegnetc
obpr Die @reflttipe ser notionollibc-
rolen Eortei iie iei bel ben eitl6lG-
gigen 8erbonollml9en nit 6en Getl-
tr1m bis an Die @ren6e Der Wt0glid-
felt 9egongen. SIS iei ieoo6 gQe@
umionit 9etpeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Menpliitiun III Gencsuela.

Banama a, 6. 6ebruor. - 8ene.
raj Sole Manuel 6ernaoe5, lpel6er
in Genejuela 81 Mo6o" genannt
miro, geoenft, beute Dom Sitbmlls
nad) Meu-9orf ub5ureiien. IS beiBt,
ieine Heile lte6e in 8e%rbinoung nit
Der repolutionaren 9enegullg in 8e.
ne5liela uno ct babe bon ieinen oorti-
gen Sreltnoen ermutbigenoe 9riefe
erhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Sin rcniacr climber.

Nemarf, N..S., G.. 6e6rltar. -
6rauf 8anliif, melder &boma8 Soif
in Der 9tutbt pom 7. Sontor 1905 5l
Mont Clair ermor0cte, miro nlorgen
friib i'm bieligen @efGngniB ben SOB
am Strong erleioen. @r lit ie6r 6nB-
fertig mo BAT, 0oB man ibm, Inn inn
@elegen6eit sur 9etbGtigung ieiner
Geite 5u ge6en, ouf oen anieen auf'S
S6oifot friedelt Iaiicn. Sein @eIllG
mltr0e a6geI1logen. 8%o6rid)einli6
miro ct ser lette M0Ooer ieilt, mel
der in 0em-Seriep gebdngt miro, oo
OemnGdIt Sinridtung our6 @leftri.
5itGt fir Sen @olgen iu6ltitrirt mer'
Sen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
9sruf. IaaiiiS' expedition.

G9arlelto- on, S.-G., 6. 8e6rltar.
- Die 9ompfia6t uSirginia," onf
mel6er &rof. 81. q. Naaiii5 llnO Ieine
gegleiter cine milieni6aftliGe &reu5-
ia6rt na6 Sen fleinen 9lntillen inter
nebnlen mollell, lit bier aus Nem-yorf
eingetroffen uno beute miro bie Sa6rt
nad Gorto Hico fortgeiebt. Ole
n&irginia" lit otf baS Goaltdnoiglte
nit INSTRUMENTATION Snitrumellten
uno 9ropiant fir 5pei @onote aus
geriiitet. 3um @egcnltanOe ibres be,
Ionoeren Stuoiums beabiidtigen Die
Sorifer Die ieismii6en Storungel1
uno bic S5eanltromun9en 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Treigciprpdcn

Toronto, Snt., 6. Sebruar. =
Is. 81. Godburn, Der friibere BrGii.
oett Ser 5uiarnmen gebro6enen vOn-
tario 9onf," lit g%eltern i'm Goli5ei.
gcridt bon Ser gnflage, ser Gegie-
rilrg folide 9eridte ciagereidt 81
baben, freigciproden poroen. Der
friibere @etriebSleiter Ser 9anf, Wc.
Sill, meld)er fiir5lid ailf cine ibnlide
9lnflage pro5eilirt uno idJulbig &C.
iproden morOen mar, idgte aus, Sod,
blri babe bon WcSiTs Sorl enlpefu'
lotionen ullb Der @inrei6ung fallder
9eridte feline &enutniB geba6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Guaiiion anf ben @cnfnmOlanOer
SGtfcn.

az g it 2 u, g., 8ebrAor., .--7 Der
6ii6eridooner Y@Qcn s. @Ieaion"
aus 8loucelter, MoiI., coIliOirte ge-
tern friib otf 6en NeuflnOldnoer
@Gnfen nit bem 0ompfer u@inifre-
6ion" bon ser 2eplon0-2inie un0
idien i'm l%tntergange begriffen. Seine
ans Is 8erionen beIte6enoe Mann.
i6ait rettete iid) ouf Sen Gampfer
uno mllr0e 6ellte bon oemlel6en bier
gelon0et. lleber oas S9odiol oes
S6ouners liegt nod feline @epiB6eit
Dor. Ser GopitGn oe8 o8inifreoion"
glnltbt, OaB er nod flott lit ullo cine
@efobr iiir onoere S6ific 6ilOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
GatG nnS &a(fc,

Groffnung zines g(nti : SelbItmorO-
Bureaus cr-@eil8ormee in ct.
2ori8.
ct. 2ouis, 6. 6e6ruor. = Die
SeiIsnrmee miro bier in ibrem neuen
@ebGu0e Gin oAnti SelbItmorOs9is
rcolt" einri6ten. Die 9epegl1llg gebt
BON 2on0on aus uno 0aS Sort ges
fiibrte }(nti = SelbitmorO 9iireou
bat iid in alien Stiiden bep6brt.
lle6er oas Yrojett miro SolgenoeS be-
fonnt gegeben. Der 3lped zines Iol-
den Bureaus tit, Gaen, Die Ourf)
Shnierigfeiten sur 8er5meiflltug
ltnO 81 SelbltmorogeOanfen getriea
ben neroer, perniinftige proftii6e
Gotbi6lGge SIT ge6en. WtiinOli6 ODER
idriftlid fam ooS Siireou INN &otb
6eiragt mer0en un0 in alien SdQen
lit abiolute8 S6meigen 3ugeli1ert,
Die Npplifontcn merOeu nidt na6
ibrer &ergongenbeit oOer ibren Pris
potperbdltniiien befragt uno i6re ga.
men, meltn gemiini6t, 9cbeim gebol.
ten. 8ie @enernl 8ootb, Ons Saupt
Ser SeilSarmee, erfldrt, bat 0oS 9it-
reolt cine groBe Menge Se~lbltnloroe
nprhiitpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Wit Wann ino Wams nntcrgcgangcn.

Hem 9orf, 6. 5ebruar. -
Cine bon orei 8argen, ipel6e am Ieb-
ten Gam tag, nit &oblen beira6tet,
i'm S6lepptau oe5 Hemorqltellr3
D@alt6am" bon Norfolf, So, nod)
Bolton abgingen, Ianf am 8ienItog
frib auf Der Sobe bon 4biecon, 90
s., NIT Wann un0 Maus. Someit
man meib, beltano Die WannI6aft
aus bier Berionen.
g(u6 Die Barge y@ibion" rib lib
in Dem sur Belt 6erri6enoen Sturme
bon Dem ~@altbnm" los uno oerielbe
mar nidt i'm Stanoe, ibr 5u beIfen.
Die Manni6aft oerielben, nit Dem
Gapitan GeeO an Ser Spite, nuroe
ieoo6 balo nadber ourd oen aus
@alpeiton fommenoen 9umpfer
nGbalmette" gerettet uno beute bier
gelanoet. 9as S6idial ser oritten
Barge lit nod u%1befannt.
(Sp6ter.) Der Gemorqlteur
v8altbam" lit nit Ser Wannifait
Ser oritten Sarge, mel1e Ben Iamen
n0arbp" fii6rte, bier angelangt.
Ha1 fitr5em al,fentbalt fubr er mie-
Der ab, Inn na6 ben permiBten Bar
gen gu infen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
ElDtlidjer Sob int 8eridtssimmer.

Eunf9annOf, So, 6. 6ebr.-
s. Oscar 0iesbeimer, elm 6erporro,
genoes Witglieo 6es 8arreaus BON
@poming = County, mlroe i'm Sc.
riftSiaol ST Nontroie unerportet
bonn So0e ereilt. gr mar 4nmolt
Der n2e6ig6 = 8aQep = 9a6ngeieQ-
i6aft unO pertrat oieie geraoe in Ell.
zen mi6tigen SAL. Or bate e6en
Gipano ge8en cine 3eugenauSioge
erboben ltnO ii6 Damn n~ieoergeiebt,
ais er ieinen aopf iinfen IieB un0 int
n1fIten augen6lif, bonn S6lage &c.
t%roffen, ieinen lebten It9enl5ug t6ot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
ltntcr eincm j3iige scrmalmt.

2oDelon0, g., 6. Sebruor. =
SarrD Smietcr aus 8leaiant Ylain,
o., uno Martin 0eoille aus Miblano
Gitp geriet6en bellte allf Ser nSalti-
more llto S6io , 9a6n" 5tpiiGen
@pmortb Sights unb 2opelano, mdb-
reno lie ben @eleiie entlang gingen,
unter oie GG0er eines @rpreB5uges
llto muroen altgenblidli1 getootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Nn cincr &iucuufrcn5nne pcrnnaliift,

Gong 9rond, N.s3., 6. 6ebr.
-8Gbren0 cine bon SEQ. SorriS ge-
le1fte &lltide beltte i'm 9egriif mar,
Elm 8obngeleiie bier SIT frelt5en, iuur.
Oe tie Our6 einen 6radt5ug Oemolirt
uno Sri. Bertha @utbeil 6lie6 oltf Der
SteQe to0t, mG6reno i5r Segleiter
Stemort SHERMAN le6ens9efGbrli6e
&~erleBungen erIitt. 9lt6 9er &ut-
i6er SorriS lit idwer Oerlebt un6
ieine beiOeu YierOe get0Otet. Sber,
man luto Sri. @rtbeil, mclde 8eioc
bier mo6nerl, moren nllf Dem SCENT
lpege BON cinem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&cin @ddter mar an Scr &relt5lIllg
poltirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
ons Spdmaiier I'M Milfiippi.S galc.

0em- Orleans, Ga, 6, 6ebr.
- Ger StootS-S ber. Sngenienr SEER
lit ioeben bon elmer Snipeftionstollr
nod Ser @egenO iiiolif BON artnl1'
las Gitp 5~lriidgefebrt uno mad)t
Soffnung, ooB boS ber5eitige Sof)'
muiler i'm Miiiiliippi in bieIiger De-
aclo feinen S6nben onriGten miro.
@ie aerr erflGrt, iino Die Seboroet
uno sic gepolferrn6 ME better ollf
SodnoIler porbereitet 0eipelen, luie
oc9elmGrtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
(SurtIctnne uun Scr 1. Scitc.)

ten, un0 untcr Sen Sffi5ieren miro
iid ser 5tpeite Sobn OeS &ronprin5cli
@ltitop, @rin5 8ilbelnL b%efinocn.
Scrner miro Sic o6pl9io" ieGS5ig
Seefaocttcn uno cine Representative
Gontmiiiion mitbrin9en, pclde Sic
omeritanti6en &erb6Itniiie itlt0iren
ion.
Ser SPECIAL E GommiiiGr fir Oie
SaneStolpn @hl9Itclllmg, Charles ".
&obliaat, lit nod Berlin 3uriidgefob-
rem, nofoem er BON BEN M}itglie0ern
Der f0nigli6en Samilie unO ben 8e-
dmten, nit Oenen er 5ulommertfam,
OUTS Sreunoli6lte aufgenommen
iporoen mar.
8roiiItonti6es uGorner"
in &affee.
8riiel, G.. Sebruar. - Sn Ins
betra6t oe$ enormen Saffee , @ou-
Iunl5 in 8el9ien bringt man bier
Dem Corner" in braiilianii6cm &oi-
fee, Der INTER oCn 91tipi5ien OcS bro
Iiltoniiden Staute5 Cat Youlo Or
goniiirt porocn it, groBcS Sutereiie
c1tgcgcu. 0icicr Staot bot bier
Wfiaionen SGdc &uifcc ongefouit
nm Sic gegenm6rtigen bobcn &rciia
81 DalteL 0enen ein orOentlider
Stl1r5 in 6olge pom Misrepresentation
6robte. SSn 9enntiportung elmer Sns
terpeQation itelte GremiermintIter
De Genet Oe NoDen im gtanlen Oes
Sinon5nliniiterS in 2lbreOe, 0oB sic
belgii6e StaatSbnnf Dem Staate
$40 Eoulo sic Mittel sur 9urd-
fiibrung oes 0Gorner" 9eliefert babe,
aber IT CAB 5u, DOB elm &beil Der
bier MiQionen Sdde bereit5 IN 9lnt-
lperpen Iogerte, nd6reno ser iibrtge
Sbeil 5pii6en Nerp > gorf, 2iDerpool,
SABRE uno &omburg pert6eilt mor.
9ie Softer Der grin5eiitn
2ouiie bei6la9noBmt.
BnriS, 6. Sebruar. - 9ic Softer
Der 8rin5eiiin 2ouiie, gei6ieoencr
@emoblin 0e$ Yrin5cn 8bilipp bon
Sa6ien=@o6urg uno @otba 1tn0
'1lteiten So6ter beS &6nigS 2eopplo
bon 9eIgien, IinO bier lpegen elmer
ltn6e5ablten NOTWITHSTANDING I'M
9etroge bon $t5,G0O bei6Iognabmt
iuoroel1.
8antett 5u Gbren 6eS BOT.
i6after5 8rpce.
2onbon 6. Sebrllar. - Die
u2onoon &tlgrims," cine gr0Bten.
tbeilS aus omerifanii6en S(nglo-
manen beIte6enoe 8eieui6oft, CAB
beltte N(6enb I'M nSotel Sapop" Elm
9anfett 5u @bren 0e8 nellen BOT
i6afters an Die Ser. Staotell, Srn.
SomeS 9rpce, pel6er I'M 8egriffe lit,
ollf ieinen Soften ob5ureiien, &ielc
Serfreter Der brttIlden Eeglerlt1g,
S6riftiteaer, 9iplomaten 1tno oll-
oere 8r0Ben moren 5rgegen rno Der.
i6ieoene &e0en iiber oie ii6er.
i6ipGngli6e Sreunol6aft 5mii6cn
England uno Den Ser. Stooten pur.
ben gebalten. Die bouptiGdli6en
Teo1er lporen 9rpce ieIbit, Der orle.
rifanii6e 9oti6aitcr @bitelap 8ei0,
&riegSminiiter Saloone un0 2oro
HnhprtS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Stein @eiberitimmredlt In Sflaboma.

@ntbrie, Sfla., 6. 5ebruar. =
Die gonltituante perlparf beute ben
entertainments 8ori6lag unb
nabm cine alaltiel Der Serfaliune on,
melhe MIR ben @1nnern oas Stimm-
redt ertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Gapitan SaisM upr eincm Sricas-
9erid)t.
Calf Safe Gitp, 6. Sebura

SaIt 9afe Gitp, 6. Seburar.
= Gin gemiiies 9e6eimniBooaes
Ounfel umgiebt bas friessgeri1t'
lide Gerfobren gegen Ben Gapitan
GbarIes 9. Saigbt BON 5. 9nnoes'
@apa1erie : Gegiment, meldeS in
Sort Douglas ieinen gnfang nabnl.
SelbIt sic Mrt ser 9el9ulOigllng &C.
gen Saigbt mirb Dor ben 3eitnngen
gebeim gebalten unb Die 8erbanolut.
gen finben binter peridloiienen Sbii-
ren itatt, nobel Sberlt 3. s. 2od-
ipooo pom 80. Snfanterie-G Regiment,
ser gommon0ant bon Sort Douglas,
ben Soriib fiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
SDbcrc aG1nc,

IugnI It a, Ga, 6. Sebrllor. =
Die .@eoroia : gilenbabn : 8elells
idaft" bat bellte alien ibren Maidi'
niiten, aelielmadern uno @robldmie'
Sen cine freimiaige Sobnerbobnng
BON adt Gro5ent bewiqigt, Die @a-
genboucr Ser @elelahait, peld)e iid)
am Strife beiinOen nno' cine 2obn'
erb0Nlng p%erlangen, bebaupten, oas
3ugeItGnoniB an sic anoeren JET 81
Dem 3mede gemabt gemodt moroen,
Inn eineu Spmpatbie Strife ob3u-
menoen. @eoer sic Strifeer, nod Die
9abnbeamten moQen 3n9eItdnoniile
MAIDEN.
to II, .. g., 6. 8e6r.
= aae Gonoufteure, 3ugbeoie1te
uno 9obnbofsangeItelte Der ~Soutb-
ern Toitnap" mllroen beilte lei
tens ser 9obn bena6riftigt, Dab ibre
9lrbeitslobne hin einen 9etrag bon
$35O,O00 bis 100000 pro Sabr er-
bolt meroen iollen. Die %Oiesbe5iigs
li1en @erbanolungen Der IngeItells
ten nit Generals etriebsleiter 4dert
batten mebrere @oden geoauert, NOS
BEL sic angeitelten barlegten, Dab Der
2ebenslinterbalt betrdbtli6 tbelirer
geporoen lei, uno cine entlpre6enoe
Iuibeiierung ibrer 20bne p%erlangteil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Wcne 9lrmee fir Gn6a.

Sapana, 6. Sebruar. @ol,
perneur Magoon erlieB cine Seriii.
gul1g be5iiglid Ser Organization Der
nelien cuboniiden @rmee. @r iiibri
oarin oas @eieb bonn 10. September
1906 an, weldes beitimmt, Bob Die
@enoarmerie uuf 10000 nno Die Sir
tiaerie allf 1000 Mann gebradt lper-
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-11
PLEA FOR THE HOSPITAL A STRONG ARGUMENT. The Contagious Institution
 Should be Accessible
 City's Responsibility.

To Editor of the Journal and Courier:
 Slr:--SeveraI communications have of late appeared in the papers in refer- enee to the proposed isolation hospital, and 1t Is evident that the writers of these letters have some misconceptions which influence their opinions Let me state few facts for their informa- tion. and possibly for the enlighten- ment of others. In the first place an, isolation hospital needs considerable ground, because no less than seven buildings are needed Four pavilions, one administration building, a separate provision for laundry and disinfecting plant, and barn for the ambulance. Each pavilion must be not less than | twenty-six feet from any other, and 1t Is desirable that all of the structures be well separated from each other In the second place the institution should \ be readily accessible, in order to save very long transport of patients, and In order that physicians can quickly reach their patients in time of emer- gency; this latter is not for the con- venience of the physicians but to save ! the lives of the little sufferers who, especially in diphtheria, may be sud- | denly attacked by heart failure or ob- struction of the wind pipe. There are l few, if any, physicians in active prac- tice who have not seen instances of lives saved by their prompt attendance in such cases. Again the contention that such an institution will injure the value of neighboring property Is not ! borne out by the experience of other < cities, as has been fully shown in the public hearings. The Derby avenue site is the most desirable of any that have been named. Convenient of &C., cess, on high ground, no dwellings on three sides of the lot, and exception ally quiet, it offers advantages which no other site yet discussed can claim. Our citizens should remember that the hospital must be placed somewhere, that there is not room enough for 1t on the grounds of any of the establish ed hospitals, that Springside is too far away, and that the clamor that is rais- ed every time a definite site is named is for the most part absolutely sense- less. New Haven is already criminally responsible for many deaths through its negligence to provide facilities of the kind now demanded, and further delay in the matter means further re- sponsibility of kind that should bring the blush of shame to the face of every decent citizen. Let us stop trifiing and | juggling with the lives of our chill dren. Let us act and act quickly and decisiyelE
 EMDEE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-11

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considerable business in this state,
 agree that as far as they are concern
 ed there is no desire to shut out other
 companies from that state, and say
 that the proposed law now before the
 senate Is mistake in many features. If 1t should become flaw, there Is danger that they would be shut out of reciprocal features of the laws of those states and the situation Is therefore complicated stil further. All the Hartford companies have present. ed their objections to the bill now pending, in writing, and recently an officer of a life company went to Bos- ton and pointed out to Senator But trick the objections to the bill. He seemed to agree with the local official and the probability Is that the bill will either be amended, or withdrawn
 or made to apply only to companies of that state. Many years ago similar provision was put on the statute books
 of the state and lasted for year. It's Idefeets were seen and since then Mas sachusetts has been content to legis-
 late for its own companies.
 | Connecticut life insurance compa-
 nies say that if the bill passes they will have to pull out of Massachusetts
 or if they remain pull out of all other
 states It would be impossible to make their policy contracts conform tc Massachusetts requirements and re- ltain ths features of the standard pol. Hey which is required by other states land which have been incorporated ir ktheir policies.