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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12

the men refusing to work with nom
union men in other cities. Tonight
approximately 4,500 telegraphers are
on strike, divided among the follow
ing cities:
Chicago, ST. Louis, st. Paul, Min
neapolis, Milwaukee, Denver, Kansas
City, Memphis, New Orleans, Topeka,
Sedalia, Mo-; Pueblo; Jackson, Miss;
Dallas, Houston, Texas; Nashville,
Columbus, Ohio; Meridian, Miss;
Ell Paso, Salt Lake, Helena, Fort
Worth Oklahoma City, Birmingham,
Augusta, Sioux City Omaha, Knox
Vile, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Charles
ton, S. c.; Galveston, Texas; Atlanta,
Texarkana, Fargo, N. d.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12
CHIEF COUNSEL OF
MILWAUKEE ROAD DEAD

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. IL
Charles B. Keeler, aged Sc, chief
counsel of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway, and consulting at
torney for the American Cereal com
pany and Quaker Oats company. died
in Spokane this afternoon. Brights
disease and worry brought on the dis
solution. Mr.. Keeler, accompanied
by his wife and two sons. was out
west for recreation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
FORCES THE ISSUE

Ell PASO, Texas, Aug. 1.-THE
Sothern Pacific has delivered an ul-
timatum to the Phelps-Dodge inter-
ests that If its proposition to buy the
Nacozari road, from Nacozari, Mex
leo, to Douglas, Arizona, is not ac-
cepted by September 1, the Southern
Pacific will construct parallel line.
In anticipation of the rejection of Its
offer, the Southern Pacific is already
preparing to put force of engineers
to work.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12
REPORTED WRECK ON
SAN PEDR0.SALT LAKE
(By the Associated Press. }

LOS ANGELES, Aug. l lit is re-
ported here that the west bound Lin
tied OH the San Pedro & Salt Lake
railway was wrecked this afternoon
near Kelso, Sc miles east of Barstow.
One man, said to be tramp, is re-
ported killed and a brakeman slight
ly injured. Traffic was delayed sey
eral hours. The cause of the wreck
was not learned, and officials at
headquarters in this city say they are
unable to add anything to the meagre
information received.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12
Garfield On the Go.

Ell PASO, Texas, Aug. 11.-Sec-
retary of the Interior Garfield and
Chief of the Reclamation Service
Newell, left at 9 o'clock this morning
by special train for Belen, N. M.
Thence Mr.. Garfield goes to the In
dian Territory.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12
Must BE Prepared.

ALGIERS, Aug. 1.-THE COM
mand of the French troops here has
received orders to be prepared to
send battalion of sharpshooters and
section of his artillery to Morocco
at moments notice.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12
THREE DEATHS AND
FIFTEEN REGISTRATIONS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11.-TOday was
the hottest day st. Louis has expert
enced in the past six years. The tenn
perature registered 96 degrees. Three
deaths and fifteen prostrations are
reported.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12

HONOLULU, Aug. Secretary
of Commerce and Labor Strauss and
K. Ishii, director of the bureau of
commerce of the Japanese foreign
office sailed for San Francisco last
night on the steamer Asia.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE tele-
graph operators of Mobile at meet
ing today unanimously voted to await
orders from President Small before
going out on strike. The men in
both the Western Union and Postal
offices will refuse messages for or
from striking offices.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12

CONTINUED on page six.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-12

Continued on page six.)
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-20

fir,rcd il, and - votes in the house
is ~ many rs can be. even by NIB
crai estimate. counted on Tor Il
prohibition bill. That is six short OF
the majority.
If the So votes east for the ID. H..
Smith bill could be retained for that
measure and the nine members rated
as prohibiionists but who voted
against the Smith bill should now
support it. the Nash-Smith bill could
be passed, having 4 total of Ga, or
one more than a majority. But will
the So stick? There's the rub.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-20
THE HERALD AND JEWS.

has 3 representatives; Greenwood,
which has 3; Oconec, which mas >;
Pickcns, which has 2; Greenvill,.
which has ); Anderson, which has ):
Spartanburg, which has 6; Union,
which has 2; York, which has d Sa-
luda, which mas 2; Newberry, which
has 3; Marion, which has 3; Lancas-
ter, which has 2; Horny, which mas >;
Edgcield, which nas 2; Cherokee,
which has 2; Darlington, which has
3.
TO sum up, seventeen counties now
have no dispensaries and fifteen of
the seventeen "wcnt dry" under To-
cal option. These seventeen have all
told 81 votes in the house.
but Marlboro has three already
counted for the Smith bill.
Greenwood has one counted for the
Smith bill and another conceded as
po Ssiblc, leaving only one to be gain
ed.
Oconce has two conceded.
pickcns cannot be expected to give
Il vote for state prohibition.
Greenville will likely stand by Mr..
Cothran'S law, but one vote is con-
rrd1d I" Il prohibition bill from
G:"rnvilIr anil counted in the proba-
bic 80.
Anderson cannot at best give more
than three for Il prohibition bill, and
that number is conceded above and
counted in the probable 10.
Spa"ianburw'S five out of six are
conceded and counted in the 10.
Union may give one.
York cnnrpdrs one ont Of four.
Saluda may give two.
Nrwbrrrv already has one in the
original - and will hardly give an
"ihrr for state prohibition.
Marion already has one in the 81
ami may rive one additional
lanraStrr's two arc in the 80.
Horny has "nr in the 80 and will
nardly Give another.
t,dY"Ii,ld c"ncrl>'$ ulc in the DOS
sibl,. 10.
Cherokee has two conceded in the
lH
Darlington has one in the original
'2 and one conceded in the possible
10. Only ole can be gained G)
How many then are 10 be gained
from these II prohibition counties?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-20

DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLSi
or ALL KINDS, CHINA, KID,
WAN, AND RAG DOLLS. RANGE
IN PRICES FROM FIVE CENTS
TO TWO DOLLARS.
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIp-
TlON. HORNS, WAGONS, TOY
MONKEYS, ALBUMS, BIRDS, BA-
BY RATTLERS AND A WORLD
OF OTHERS.
FIRE WORKS WEIGH WE
WILL SELL WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL. ROMAN CANDLES.
FOUR BALLS TO TWENTY FIVE
BALLS, FIRE CRACKERS, SA-
LUTES, FIVE AND TEN CENT
PACKAGES, JAP TORPEDOES
OF ALL KINDS. DO NOT FOR
GET TO BUY YOUR FIREWORKS
FROM THE SMITH co.
CANDY OF ALL KINDS. WE
HAVE A LARGE LINE OF POP
STICKS AND CAPS TO POP IN
THEM.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-20
The Senate's Position.

In 'thc senate the only straight
vote on the liquor question was had
on the Carey Enthran bill, which
had passed the house. This vote on
the bills passage to third reading
was reached Oh Saturday. February
Of the permanent journal. as fol-
lows:
YeaS--(for the bili:) Appelt. Bat
IS, BivenS. Brice. Brooks. Carlisle,
Carpenter. Crouch. Graydon. Hardin,
Haynes. Holiday. Mauldin. McGow-
an, OTIS. Sinklrr. Smith. Sullivan,
Talb,rt. Toolc, WiIliams-2l.
NayS--(againsi the biil:) Black.
Blcasc, Clifton, Earle. Elird. Hough,
johnson. Kelly, I.ancy, Raysor, Rog-
ers. StackhouSr. Walker. Wells. Wrs-
ton-lJ.
Senator Mckeithan. for, was pair
cd with Senator Townsend. no.
Senator Christensen. aye. was
paired with Senator Griffin. no.
Senator BaS:,, aye. was absent. and
not paired.
S" that the senate stool lis fol-
lows:
For !hr local option bill 3. =. "a
F"r he state di>nrn>ary =. IL
l"ial '...... ... I'll
OF the ~ favorinw local option,
the Following represent counties
which have obtained prohibition
through Local option election under
the Brir. law.
Bricr. Of York: Carlisle. Of Spar
taHhur%; Carpenter. Of Pickcns :
Crouch, Of Salula; Holiday. of Hor-
ry; Mauldiu. of Grcrnvillc; OTIS. of
Cherokee: Sullivan. Of Anderson !:
Talbrri, Of Edgctield: Williams. Of
LancaSt"r: McINeithan. nf Darling
lnn--~ll.
or the ~ favoring local option,
tbni inrn1 ,n ,,,,r., e.,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-20

-LSIHHO H0OA TILL NYO HM
MEAS WANTS THIS YEAR BET
TER THAN EVER. If YOU MAKE
YOUR BILL. WITH US WE WILL
SELL YOU LONDON LAYER RAJ
SINS TEN CINTS POUND. WE
HAVE A NICE LINE OF CAKE
FRUIT SEEDED RAISINS FIF-
TEEN CENTS POUND, TWO LBS.
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, CIT
RON TWENTY CENTS LIB, CUR
RANTS FIFTEEN CENTS, TWO
POUNDS FOR TNVlENTY-F FIVE
CENTS. FBANORING OF ALL
NUTS! NUTS!!
BRAZIL NUTS, ENGLISH WALL
NUTS, AND NUTS OF ALL
KINDS.
APPLES By THE CARLOAD.
BANANAS BY TIE BUNCH, LEM
ONS, ORANGES AND FRUIT OF
ALI. KINDS.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-20

| NUIl, Dtallic, ~. ". DIlcc, DISa.i,
Carey, Carri.an, Clury, CIinkscales,
Coihran, Courtney, Cox, Croft, }. b.
Dodd, }. II. Dodd, bowling, Fraser,
Frost, Cause, }. p. Gibson, w. j.
Gibson, Goodwin, Greer, Hall, Har-
ley, Harrison, Ilemphili, Johnstone,
Kclahan, KtrShaw, Lawson, Lc-
garc, McArthur, McKcowa, McMas-
ter, Mann, Marshall, Morrell, Nash,
Ne,bitt, Nichols, Nicholson, Niver,
Parker, Patterson, Rcaves, Richard
son, Rucker, Saye, Scarborough, Sell
Iers, Shipp, X. p. Smith, Spivey,
Thomas, Todd. Nundcrhorst. Werner,
Won koinitz, Wade, Wallace, White,
IcldclI, Youmans-G7.
Nays--,Ayer, Bailey, Ballentine,
Banks. Bcthulc. Boyd, Brantley, II.
! 5. Bricc, Cannon. Carson, Carwile,
! Co>Grovc, Cutler, Derham, Dcvorc,
! Dick, Dlnylr, D"ar Douglass, Epps,
Epting, Garris, Gary, Glasscock, Gy-
les, lIarman, Harris, Hinton, Hughes,
lIydrick, Jones, kirvcn, Lane, Lester,
Leilner, Little, McColl, Miley, Rich
ards. Robinson, Sawyer, Scruggs,
/ Sharpe, Slaughter, ID. l.. Smiln, j. +.
! Smith. SliIlwtll, Tatum, Tompkins,
! Wimbcrly, Winyard. Woods, Wyche
--:,:i.
! There is IL difference Of four votes
! in ,h- vote on the motion to kill (in-
| definitely puSip~nt) the Carcy-Coth-
! ran bill, and the notion to kill Clay
! on tahlr) thc Richards BILL Thc vote
73 to 10 on the Carey-Cothran bill
, and GI to ,53 on the Richards bill.
! the difference WAS made by the fol-
lowing: Dixon voted against tlc
r>y-tothran bill, but did not vote
same. Gondwin and lrILcm voted
against both bills. Miller voted for
the ar'y-t"thran bin, but did not
N"t" ON .hr Richards bill. Iallru-
tln". Banks. I"~"r"yr. Nc>"rr. Dnar,
ilarnl,n. and Wimbcrly voted Tor
, hrgh bills (d"ublrSS for parliament
iarN rrasnns.) Boyd did not vote on
! ihr tarry-foihran bill and voted for
'al' firhardS b1l!. (Nnrn II Is sad
member did not vote it is meant that
d ii" i not r'r"rlcd IN the journal as
voting; hc may have been abSrnt at
ON roll call ahd present III the ne%l.)
p The members who have died or re-
>I.uyl since The 100 session are rI-
corded rs fnllows:
! AIR, ErIin~ vo,,L r,r ,,r Smith
ur,hibi,iun hill. v,,cJ ,yo;n., ,no
,tlr,n hin. v,,J for tho
l,i,.hnrl, nnr;,,,.i,u h;il II, :, .,,o
,.rrIrl in ih. h,usr hv Air. ~ u
N.,un,u,kr,
I NJ. N,, ,,
u,';,, ,:m' -',"
,,;m ., -, 49,, -: "''' y ,'' ''''',' ,:m
~; ' '''' '-''','.,' Wv ''''''','S ',''
''''' ''' '>'' ''>''>''
'.'' ''"'S'i''.' VIII" 'eS'"'''"' vote"
'"''''S' 'n' ,'h'''' n'''' Tor the 'ar'y~
-, "''., '''l '''" against 'he hlch-
,'''N <'' ne Is H"r'''"'" ny Mr..
-; ''"
M'' " n''' voted a%'''>l the smith
''' '"' "' ar'>- "'hr;A nll ana
''|''''N' me hl'har"S h'''. lie IS
''''''''" y! mr. Ma1"r'
~ "a" analysis o1 the Vote'
~ ''N' ."'>' WHO '''''" '"r the 'ml'h
''''' INV" "'~ ''>'" 'N '''''ca'
"'Nn' NH,I' 81 r1'r',''r' haileE'
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CONTINUED on page (ive.)
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lntal .... ... Is
Adding tnh>r six 10 the - already
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
THREE BOYS CREHATED
HOLOCAUST AT HOUSTON.


Houstoa. July 2.--0ne Of the most
horrible holocsusts In the history Of
this city occurred at m early hour
Tuesday. A frame building In the First
ward occupied By Jacob Prayer a.
grocery establishment on the ground
floor and residence In the upper story
was consumed BY flames. Hearing .
aolss a. n burglars were In the gro
ossy. Mr.. Prayer went down stairs
and discovered the structure was In
flames. He managed TO get his wife
and two daughters out. but his three
little sons-'Morris, aged ten years
Louis. aged eight. and Phillip. aged
two-who were sleeping In the back
room. could not be rescued and were
burned TO death. The general impress
sion Is the grocery department was
burgiarfzcd and the miscrcants set the
house on fire TO better conceil theiI
evil deed.
About dozen suspects were arrest
ed by the police and detectives.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
PINKERToN RECORDS.


Boise. Ida. July 2.--Morris Fried
man. the young Russian stenoEraphes
who left the employ Of the Pinkerton
agency At Denver TO write = book In
which he published certain CORES
pondcnce Of the agency that passed
through his hsnds. was again Mon
day the principal figure At the steun-
enberg murder trial. More than half
Of tho courts day was occupied IN
reading to the Jury copies Of the docu-
ments which Friedman took from ths
Pinkerton records. These were chiefly
daily reports of secret agents opers
atinG a. spies among the unions and
union men at Cripple Creek. Victor.
0lobeville. Colorado City. Trinidad
and Denver and showed . complete
surveillance Of the Western Fedora
tion Of Miners and the United Wos1k-
ers Of America during the labor
troubles In Colorado In 1s03-l.\A
Another interesting wttnese was
James !. wallace. an attorney Of
Cripple Creek. Who served with the
militia. first ~ \ private and then -
. lieutenant. during the strike Of 1903
1904. He related several instances
- tending to.show the misuse Of pow.
.er Of the militia by the mine owners:
luave the criminal records Of some Of
the gun fighters imported by the mine
owners; told OF the working OF the
card system: rccited the circum-
stances connected with the looting OF
the union stores and a newspaper Of.
flee. and swore that he saw X. c.
Sterling. chief detective for the mine
owners. fire the first-shot L: the Victor
riot the day Of the Independence
sation explosion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Washington. July e-Honduras viii
take no part In Central American en-
tanglements.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

PART IN POLITICAL WAY,


Denvsr. July 2.-The convention Of
The Western Federation Of Miners By
. vote Of 2s3 TO 6s adopted . pre-
ambls Tor the constitution and bylaws
of that Organization which practically
pledges ali its members to Socialism.
Before it, final adoption the new pre-
amble goes TO the local unions for =
referendum vote. The preamble reads:
"F1rst--we hold that there IL .
class struggle In society and that this
struggle Il caused by economic con
ditions.
"second-we affirm the economic
condition Of the producer to be that he
10 exploited OF the wealth he produces.
being allowed to retain barely suffi.
Client for his necessities.
"Third--we hold that the class
struggle will continue until the pro
ducer is recognized as the sole master
OF his product.
'Fourth-~We assert that the work.
ing class and II alone. can and must
achieve its own emancipation.
''Fifth-We hold. finally. that an in.
dustrisl union and the concerted poll
tical action OF all wage workers Is the
only method OF attaining this end.
"Sixth-Therefore. we. the wage
slaves employed In and around the
mines. mills and smelters OF the world.
have associated In the Western Fed
GRAFTON OF Miners. mining department
Of Industrial Workers OF the World"
II Is the announced intention OF the
leaders OF the Federation TO call a
convention at Chicago for the pur
pose OF organizing IN industrial and
political party which win place ticpet
In nomination for the next national
convention. The Western Federation
Of Miners and the Brewery Worgers'
union. Il Is expected. will form the
nucleus OF the new national organi-
xation.
The delegates voted down q pro
posed amendment 10 the constitution
admitting cooks. bartenders. diswash.
ers ana such classes OF laborcrs as
are only Indirectly connected with
mining into the mining department
OF the Industrial Workers OF the VS.
tern Federation OF Miners. This ac-
tiop was taken after q long debate by
q close vote
An amendment 10 the constitution
was adopted whereby two-thirds vote
instead OF three quarters Of the mem
bers OF local union shall be neces-
sary before q strike Is decided upon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
clrv ArroRNeys BARRED.
Msy Only Use Pass ~ empioye Of .
Railroad.

Austin. July Assistant Attorney
General Hawkins gave out an opinion
IN which he holds that a city attorney,
under the terms OF the anti-free pass
Law. cannot lawfully use transporta.
tion supplied him under contract
with \ railroad company for his pro-
fessicnal services unless he should be
IN employe OF the road and operating
. train In the actual discharge OF his
duties. Judge Hawkins holds that the
same rule apri'es TO a mayor Of city or
town or no ery public. but the latter
may divest l'lmseif OF his office by
sending his resignation 10 the gov.
ernor. after which. n accepted by the
governor. the rule would not apply TO
him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Fort worth. July 2.--Young Mems
Christian Association has perfected an
Agreement with the corporation court
whereby the association agrees to ~
IIeve the court Of youthful offenders
on their first appearance and obtain
for them employment When arrested
the second time. however, sentence
will be imposed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
LEANING ovER SEQ.


Memphis. July A special from
Pine Bluff. says: Great excitenent
prevails here over an attempted a.
sault At the home Of Captain Sebastian
0eisreiter Monday when negro Vas
discovered leaning over the I'D o.
cupied by Mrs. J. NJ. Taylor and Miss
Mary Gcisreiter. The scroomo e tho
ladies frightened the negPo away. Of
ficers soon aftcrward aFrep1s1 Islah
0oolnes. . trusted stable ooy- Go
ines refuses 20 talk. Sheriff E1llIDo<
is making every effort 70 olloy l1c1lnG
and prevent mob violence he n11Io
n now IN the couu<y jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
MERGER PLANNED.
North Fort Worth and Rosen heights
May Consolidate.

Fort Worth. July 2.-North Fort
Worth and Rosen Heights are planning
20 consolidate. At mass meeting
held Monday night. attended by Off.
cials Of both places. also many citizens.
the idea was unanimously endorsed.
Joint committee were appointed to
formulate a plan. This consideration
would give . population OF 10000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03
CYCLONE At MsRxeL.


Merkel. Tex July "A cyclone
swept over this immediate section AZ
IN early hour Tuesday. About . score
Of houses were wrecked at this city
and vicinity and number Of others
damaged. Crops were also injured.
Loss viii be fully $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Georgetown. Tex. July e.-General
merchandise store OF Smith Bros. as
Florence. eirhtecn miles north OF here
was destroyed by fire Loss is $1,000
Insurance. s4.50o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

sunbury. Pa. July Ply COLI
sion between passenger and freight
train Express Messenger Eyre and
Fireman Ely were killed and fourteen
others hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Houston. July Al. r. Settle was
badly beaten by negro with n shovel
Settle was endeavoring to collect q
debt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-03

Lisbon. July 2.-king Of Portugal
will resort to martial law to fnforce
authority n necessary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Weio al perleihcn.

WarhTanb Ghattc[ Conn MSipciatipn.
$40 nis $500 ipesben uerliebcn anf M5bcGi,
Geit 1. Sanunr 1905 befinbensfih, ilnfere 9ii,
realir ptebcr III unferem alien 2ofaIe,.
Gafucrt VniIoina,
BEN Notwithstanding geeeniiber.
8irrter Nr. 22g. 23i, 233 (stpeiter fIur),
Siibpt-Gdc Sl1rtiss hub ct, 9aul.eirahe.
Spnpenirs fhr MISUNDERSTANDING. w
(~Top9,fS,I&G1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Nlns Den @cridJtcm.

Gin fir 50 perfaufter S6ooBbuno
fig1lrirt IN ben 3cugenousiogen
in elmer S6ooeneriobfEoge. =
Morp g, Gonticr rcrlongt S6ei-
Oung,-GiNe @logc nit ufliiiiiger
2ltft" ais Nc6cnlmItGnoc.
Hn Superior @cridbt fam geItern
oie &logc ocs @rr. &bilipp Is. Scr
man, Der friibcr IN gr. 606, @eIt-
Baltimore StroBe, cine Gigorretl-
6onolltng betrteb, gegen Die Gngros'
Go6odsb6nOlcr s. q. 9aptS& SoGne
I'M $4,000 Gnti6dOigung gum britt
ten Scale 5ltr &erGonolltng, ut0 IN
Den 3cugcnouslo9en figurirt alld)
elm S6ooBblunO, Der 3DedS 9e5ab-
lltng elmer @aidcrc6nnltg fitr 81
perfollft pltrOc. &r. &ernnot idltl-
0cte Der jcbt bon ibn perflugten
Tirrno I'M Sabre 1903 $40, lnO nab,
reno leiner tenlporGren IbpeIenDeit
brongen Experimentation Der 6irnto,
sic $50. @nt. 9oilp Sc 8ateS unO
&. S. Gorff, pie cr iogt, in icinen
Qo6cn Gin mo lieBcn icinen 9an5ell
&orrotb trob beS ErotclteS Scr Sroil
Sermdn mlSrGlmcn. Die beioell
Experimentation Oogegen %beboupterL
6rort &crmon bobe gciogt, lie babe
fein @cl0 uno iDrcu S6ooBbluo fir
50 pcrfoufcn miilicn nm cine @didc.
rcd)nlnng bc5oblcn 5lt f0nnelL cs
blcibc lpobl nidt5 9mocreS iibrig,
oils boB Tie bic i'm 2ooen 6efinOli6en
@onren mitn0Dmcn, unO 0oroufbi1t
b6tten lie cinclt @o9cn gebolt unO
ben 2uOen nltsgerdlumt.
M arp g. Eontier perlangt
S6eioung.
Srou Morp 9. 8onticr, Satin 0eS
ungebli6en 9igomiiten CHARLES S.
Eonticr, meld)er 5ur Belt cine ied)ss
monotli6e @efGngniBbaft ipegen
@cinei6S obiibt, bat in Ser 5peiten
9~(btbeilung oes &reiS9eriGts cine
S6eioltngsfloge gegel1 Eontier ein-
gerei6t. 9oS Eoor 6eirotbcte am
IS. 9l10lit 1899 IN Gomoen us,
uno 5og no6 Baltimore; bier perlicB
Bontter Die Srolt int Sfto6er 1904,
Iid nod Sorforo Gountp 6egeben0.
0ort trof er &elen &. @offmolL Die
er, mic cs bcibt, sur 6rolt Bontier
gtr. 2 ma6te. GieIe lieB i'm Dor eli
! poor Wtonoten Der6often, neil .er
ni6t fiir lie Jorge, uno bel Dem Yro,
5eB Dor It6ter @rigbt Itelte es IiG
beroltS, OoB &ontier nod cine an
bere 8rolt babe. Gr Itellte ooS 1t1lter
Gto in N6reoe, geItoto ober nodbcr
ltno ioittoe ipeGeit Wtefiteios Sit feds
Mtonotcn @ef6ngriBboft p%erltrtbeilt.
Cine &lo0c nit nfliiiiigcr
quit"
SSr. Gmil 8roltefc, ei1t &e6tsolt.
luolt, crbielt IN Der 5ipeiten Nbtbets
hing Oes Sltperior-@ cri6tS Elm llr.
tbeil fir $3.50 qcgen Den Gbemifcr
Or. @olter E.. Sd)eclc ltpo IN Ser
5~lueitcn Nbt6eilrl1g OcS Stu0tgeridts
ein llrtbeil fir 500 ge9en ~OenIelbell
Monn 5ugelpro6en. Sn beioen Sd.
len bonbelte es lid Inn profeiiionclle
OtcnIte, bic &r. Sronde oem Ser
tlogten gcleiitct. Sm crlteren Sale
Bate S6eele Srn. Srortde $3.50 uto
aftiett in elmer Gompogtie perlpro.
den fir Die &egelltng ieiner Nnge,
leger1beitelt, ipie Sr. Sronfe aus.
lagte, n1o CT bobe fir Srn. Sdecle
$3.50 crlongt. 2ebterer babe i6n1
Damn $4,000 NIfticn IN elmer Com.
pogltie sur SerItcGlng BON fliiiligcr
Sllft gcgebclL ieood) batter, oielelbcn
fcirtcn &crtb, ga bic Gon1pognie nod
llld)t f%orntirt nn0 feline S6rittc llll-
tcrnomnlet moroen Icicll, nm Die
gfticrt oli Den Marft SIT bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Or. Simpion frcigciprpdjcn.

81 ioerGco0, 8. s., Z. 6ebruor.
Die Sitrp in Sem 4ro5eiie gegetl
3r. 8. ". Simpion, melder bier itll-
ter Der Anfln9c Dor @eri1t italtb, lei
lten S6niegcrpater erlnor0et All ba-
ben, CAB brrte Elm nllf nitid)t iGuloig"
lattteroes 8eroift o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

Taiic iir's Nnsiaho beiorgt G. Olniae, Wr,
Alb. Sft.Nalilmpress ctr. ttnbc Gptumbpnfe.9 lue.