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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Asks for DivOce-

Ida Rolla VS.. f. A. Rolla is the
title OF new divorce suit which has
been filed in department No. 2 of
the Marion county circuit court. The
parties were married in 1855, and
the complaint sets forth that in SOC
the defendant wilfully deserted the
plaintiff, who has been resident of
this county for the past year. There
are two children TO the union, Harry
and Carmel. aged IL ana is years.
respectively. The plainti TASKS. In
addition 10 a decree OF divorce, for
sl00 attorneys fees and $40 per
month permanent alimony, together
with costs Of suit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Painfully Injured

VIII Allen, one OF the workmen
of the Spaulding sawmill, had the
misfortune 10 be struck by a truck
loaded with timber this morning,
and sustained painful injury to his
foot. One OF the truck wheels ran
over his instep, badly crushing his
foot. He was taken to his home in
North Salem, and was reported TO
be resting easily this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
o. A. G. Won Meet

The Oregon Agricultural College
won in the field meet Monday with
the Washington State College by 10
points. An excellent showing was
made by each team. Hall. of the o.
A. c., took the hammer throw at
1872 feet, and then threw for record
and made 1874 feet fiat, breaking
the state record. Wolf, of the o. A
C. team broke the Agricultural Co..
lege record in the shot put at 40.3
feet. Washington won the mile in
4:40 1-5, and the high hurdles In
1914.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
WIN Give Emblems-

Physical Director Ester, of the Y,
NJ. c. A., today placed an order fol-
emblems, TO be presented to each
boy making first place in any ath-
letie event held Ly the Boys Club
and TO each boy making a place on
the clubs baseball and other teams.
The emblems will bear the assoeia-
tion monogram in white, 10 wear on
colored sweaters or baseball suits,
and moroon for white sweaters. The
clubs color is maroon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Oregon Supreme Court.

]. w. Myre. appellant, VS.. T. A
Liyesley & Co., appeal from Geo. II
Burnett, affirmed. Decision by
Bean, G. ].
In estate OF Henry Oelsehlager
Theo. NJ. Barr vs.. ]. NJ. Widner. ap-
pellant, appeal from VIM. Galloway
versed, by Bean, c. ].
The following attorneys were ad-
mitted: Robert Shaw and Guy r.
Mccoy. OF Portland.
Robert l.. Mattingly. of Medford
Jas. II. Nichols. Of Baker City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

u place, and then one conducted by
kind-hearted, sympathetic man,
where every convenience is provided
for the patrons, and the entire funer'
al conducted without jar is to be ap.
preciated and sought after. Such az,
one will be found In the A. NJ.
Clough undertaking parlors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Gard of Thanks

We wish To express our heartfelt
thanks 10 the friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted us during the
sickness and upon the death OF our
father. We also wish to thank the
ladies who furnished the music
Mrs. Alzadie Richmond, Mrs. Cath
crime Karn. Ernest c. Naftzger
Charles " NaftZger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

The subject OF the lecture by
Rev. Arthur II. Vosburgh, c. S, b., is
THE Idealism of Jesus" n treatise
upon the doctrines of Christian Sci
ence, and is given for the purpose OF
correcting misconceptions regarding
It, The public is cordially invited TO
attend. Lecture begins at S o'clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
DISCUSSES DIVINE HEALING
Rev. Vosburgh, of New York, in tbe
City-Speaks Tonight.

Rev. Arthur Reeves Vosburql
of Rochester, New York, arrived IN
the city today, and will lecture upon
the teachings of Christian Science q,
the Grand Opera House this even
ing. The lecturer is a member NJ
the Christian Science board of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist. in
Boston,.
1t is a matter of common knovl.
edge that Mary Baker Eddy Is the
discoverer of Christian Science. and
that this discovery came about
through her own healing, that came
through the touch of divine power.
when human resources could offer
neither help nor hope.
Mr.. Vosburgh said to a reporter
1T is by no means thing anomalous
and unprecedented in Christian his
tory that one should be healed
through faith, in answer to prayer.
It is a matter of authentic record
that spiritual healing was known in
the work of Wesley and his early fol.
lowers among the Quakers. or
Friends, among the Scotch Covenant
ers, Luther healed his young friend
Melancthon. All down through the
process of the Christian countries,
after eliminating everything that
seems to bear the stamp of fanati.
cism or superstition, there yet re-
mains in the Christian church a con.
tinuous record of those who came so
near to God that in the hour OF need
they proved that He is one who not
only forgiveth all our iniquities, but
who healeth all our diseases.
1--WE read OF a man who once
healed the sick and raised the dead;
who turned water into wine, walked
the wave, out of a handful of loayes
and fishes fed the assembled thou.
sands; who finally came and went
through closed doors, appeared and
disappeared, and at last passed
hence, not through the gateway of
death. but through the unfolding
portals of eternal life.
what would Gods Universe |
seem to us TO be, could we gain his
insight and secure his point of view?
For what must have been HIS sense
OF the real power that lies back OF
chemical activity and chemical affln.
ity, when he turned water into wine?
What must have been his relation to
the elements and forces about him
when he stilled the storm and walked
the wave? What was his conception
Of the nature OF life when he healed
the sick and raised the dead2 And
what was his understanding of the
law OF mind when, with a spoken
word or an unuttered thought, he re-
stored the lunatic and demoniac to
rational poise and power.
From all these mighty workings
we can be sure of this; That Jesus
understood that the government OF
he Universe is constituted in spirit
lal power and spiritual law; but this
Is only another way Of saying that
Jesus understood that the real uni
verse is spiritual and not material
christian Science has not only
itself in the United
States and Canada, but in all the
great divisions Of the earth. In Eng
land 10 years ago there were ou'
two copies of Mrs. Eddy's book SCI
ence and Health These were In the
British museum and in the Westmin-
ster library. Today, in London
here are three large, growing
churches. The largest of these VIII Il
his year complete a church edihee
With a seating capacity Of $4,000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
To Whom It May Concern

This Is to notify you that I. n.
Ridgeway is no longer local agent
for the oregon Nursery company,
and any orders placed with him will
not be filled with stock from our
nurseries. (Signed) oregon Nursery
Company. b-l-2w.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

st,ost. on. carload carload Of oil Tor d !.
OF, It tIom holds IA la''o' gallon, 4 !.
est aa cars ever brought 70 ~. !. !
a,.I az foot long and eight d, ! Il
eter' The oil will Be b,,,,, ~
on the streets with 4. '.''.,l j, q
as fast as the streets n vi I
ready for II. 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

The following real estate dealers
have taken out licenses; II. S. Rad,
cliff, F. ~ Derby, c. F. Elgin, Ed
Ellis, c. w. Scott. ]. w. Wilson, C.
C, Holt, r. II, Rutherford. f. f. Bell
and j. c. Schultz.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
New Headquarters

New Headquarters-
The Salem board OF trade is now
engaged in furnishing and fitting up
headquarters for this very effective
and active institution. Secretary
Poisell is busy putting up the dis
play Of grains, grasses, fruits and
other products for inspection by all
visitors, and hereafter the room will
be used as a meeting place for the
members and committees OF the
club. IL will be a true home for the
organization and a standing monu.
ment TO the greatness ~ Oregon 5
products of the farm and garden. In
to this exhibit the organiza-
tion should have. and probably will
have, an exhibit of the products OF
every factory in SsIem, and will be
surprised at the large number of
concerns we have in
our city. The board should take this
matter up at once, and not only In
vite but request these manufacturers
to put up neat display OF their
best wares,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Christian Science

A public lecture on Christian
Science will be given tonight at s
o'clock at the Grand theatre by Rev.
Arthur r. vosburgh. a member OF
the board OF lectureship OF the First
Church OF Christ, Scientist. OF Bos
ton. Mass under the auspices OF the
local church. A cordial invitation
Is extended 20 the public 70 attend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

RIGGs.-At the family g
1121 First street, At ian1
morning, May Il, 1851 IA
A. Riggs, aged u yun1
months.
The funeral services ~
Quoted from TIE home inHn
ternoon at 4 O'Clock Sy RH
A. A. Moore. The boiy u
ped to Phoenix, Or. for IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Notice 70 Real Estate pealers-

Notice 20 Real Estate Deaicrs
All persons doing real estate
business inside the city limits are
hereby notified that $40 license Is
due from eaeh\one. and they are re-
quested to call at the city hall ana
pay the same at once.
w. A. MooREs,
5-14-st City Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Think of It.

Fifty-hve different styles OF rigs
to select from at s. A. Manning's
Implement House, no two alike, Sure
ly you can be suited from this as
sortment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
lee Cream Social

At the Central Congregational
church, Wednesday evening, May 10
Everybody come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
DIED.

DoW--In East Salem, 0rgu,, 4
day, May Is. 1907, IND o \
aged S5 years. II
The body will be iAIpFi ~
torla for burial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
For Sale

Some especially good bargains in
lots. also houses and lots along the
Salem and Portland electric car
line. See Derby & Wilson. 5-ll-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Real Estate License

Real Estate License
There seems to be some discomfort
over the new city ordinance compel.
ing real estate men to pay a city H.
cense of $40 per year. The new law
went into effect few days ago, but
up to this morning none of the deal.
ers in dirt had put up the filthy
lucre called for by the ordinance
This morning Councilman Radcliff
who is the father of the bill, paid
his fee, and several others paid un-
der protest It is claimed by some
that the law is not sound, and will
not stand in the courts, hence the
reluctance of some to pay. 1t is
that some curb-stone real
estate dealer will be arrested today
and a test case made forthwith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
John y. Jones Ill

John u. Jones Ill
Word was received last Satur-
day from John p Jones, the trav-
cling passenger agent of the South
ern Pacific Company, who is with the
Shriners' excursion at Los Angeles,
that he had been taken down with
an attack of gastric fever, and is
very Ill at a hospital in that city
Mrs. Jones, who is living on the farm
north of Salem, was notified, and left
for his bedside Saturday night. Mr.
Jones aged mother is also at the
farm. and all the family is in the
greatest anxiety over his condition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

and gain reliable Information regard
ing this subject from one who is
qualified to speak in its name.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
steiner's Market Moved

From State street 10 S2i North
Commercial street, Phone ls5.
Mr.. Pratt wishes 10 thank his Gus
toners for their liberal patronage.
Hoping they will continue with him
at his new stand, which Is complete
In every respect, and no better fish
market known In the city, 5-iI-5t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14
Notice

Notice
viii be responsible for no bills
unless ordered by me. Geo w. Cos
ser. 6-1S-5t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

There Comes a Time
An Undertaking parior bears very
little attraction 10 the ordinary per
son. but there comes a time when Il
becomes necessary 20 patronlze such
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-14

5-l4-st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10

idcr @iirger iprcthc, uileil Die @eIt
rpeiB ieit Sabren, bnb Die Eolitif Der
o%ffenen Sbiire aud i'm Y~rGiibenten
H%ooieuelt einen eifri9en gerfedter
bat. @enm nun 9r. Gait iagt, bab
Die @~ereinigten Stoaten iebe @erlete
sung Ser EoIitit Der oifenen Sbiire
81 perbinbern iudcn lperoen, 10 bat
er onmit cinfod Die Meinung Ser
oncrifaniihen Ne9icrung ausgeipro-
fcn. Gbino ioq feinem 2anbe, bos
i'm SanoeI nit China in @ettbenerb
tritt, @orredtc einrGumen. gmerifo
babe als Nad6ar ollrd) Die EDilippi.
men beion0ere politiid)c ulo CONNER.
5ielc Sntcreiicn in China, unb leit Die
Eolitif Der %offcnen Sbiire I'M Sabre
1900 ongefiinbigt porbenL b0tterl Die
S~ereiniotcn Stoatcn boran f%eitgebol.
ten. Wcrn Gbina oil 0ieicr Yolitif
icitbaltc, merbc es icine Foiition itdr.
ten. Gtpas Nercs bat Sefret1r Gait
foltm gciogt. Sc lit ol,d) mobl foum
an5incbmen, oab China ielbit boz.
lGufig an Der Eolitif Scr offenen
Sbiire riitteln miro. IQein Die olten
anoten oes dineiilden aoiierrcid)es
beginner lid) mad Dem rulliidriapnnis
Iden &rie9e 81, rcgcn. GS mcrocn
Heiormcn cingefiibrt, Gbina madlt
ulf. Sr. Saft bot oen Gbineicn 3u
Der Heiorm.9 ctpcgung gratllirt. -
@cId)e Solgen bicic Heiormen fir bas
Hicienreid nit nlebr ais 400 Otiaio.
men Weni6en bo6cn lperoell, labt it'd
nod nidt abieben. Gs lGBt iid nid)t
io9cn, Oh ein erluadtes China cine
acknowledgement Stdrfung Sopan's
bebellten miro, Oh Die beiben 3lpei9e
Scr aelben Gaiie iid) p%eritanOigen II.
5uiammcn geben meroen. Ter Wolls
gole mag Damn oui Die IorOerllng
Scr %oiicnen Cbiire iugen: Sang, mie
Sic %luollen; entpcbcr olle Sbiiren Of
fen, ooer o0e Sbiiren geIGlolien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
&riessicfrctdr Salt NIB bic oiienc
Sbir.

ariegs.S efretar Colt fat oui iei.
ner ltmoielpeIt.&ciie aud in Chang.
bal Station gentad)t, NM lit bort, ipie
porber in Sapan, entbuiiaItiih enn'
pfangen iporoen. go meloen menig'
items sic gerid)te bes aabels. Dine
ganfett eine es natiirlid niht ob,
Ii. 9r. Gait peridumte nift, in iciner
Banfett.Mebe Die Tolitif Der oifercn
9biire 5u perfiinoen. Gr erflarte,
Dob CT nidt als Negierunas.@ertre.
ter, ionbern Ieoiglid ais amerifani.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Siireau bes staot.Hcgthratprs.

Baltimore, Den z. Oftober 1907.
9lleu oaraH intereilirien Herlonerl miro biers
init gtadri6t ertbeilt, baB bet SiaotsS ngeitteut,
nie es our6 ben abibnitt "a, artitel 80.
bes Aaltiinorer Siaot ; GooeI bon 1906
~nerlanet miro. ben erfIdrenoen YIan uno
BfIaiterune miio observation-disclosures Der Sols
Inns Strube, bon Der g~geitfeiie Der Gaibcrllles
Strabe nab Der Gillette Der Sarriipnseare.
Mue bnppn beriibrtet ae -fpnen itno bereh'
ltoiiS an, I'M 8ultimorer Staotseribt ourh
f6~riftli6 einserei1ie 9etition ba9eGen gu ap'
pellrcit.
T.. setpen Sbpmas,
Reeiftraipr oer Staot Baltimore.
(Sft714,21, 2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Sas Gccil Mbpocs : 2ano.

UDppeIleN DuI 1elllell II. VepIrI2-
tag geieiert. Gin Sonooner GORE.
iponoent i6reibt Ou5u: ,Gs iinb &C.
ra0c II Sabre Der, ais Die feline,
BON Cecil Hboocs bon aimberlep
nilsgeionote ~Grpcoition nod einenl
iorcirten Woribe ulb nod llcber-
minoung bon srobcn @efobrcn nno
Sdipierigfeiten in Woidonolono an
Scr SteQe, mo bellte Salisbury itcbt,
Die britilde Slo9ge ouibiBte nno oa.
nit Dem britiiden @cltreide einen
Seben Ifrifa's einperleibte, Der nit
icinen 100000 en9liihen Guoorot.
Weilen GROCER lit oils Sronfreid uno
Seutidlano 5ulommen genommen.
IS noren oonols auircgenoe Sci.
ten. Gie 1bciIung Siio . gfrifo's
bate b%eaonner,, u1b nidt mir ooS
Milgcnnlcrf Der GllglGnber, in Gecil
&booes perforpert, ionbern olld) Der
@oercn unb Scr Ieltti6en, pertreten
olird einige Eioniere, iuar nod Dem
Norben BIN geridtet, no Wotobele-
lono uio Woidonolano sur Wclib.
crgrciiung lodten.
2obengula bate 0clltiben nett
reibenoe Gon5ciiionen ertbeilt llnb
Waidonolunb, no bic Watabelcs
iGbrlit ourd) ibre Hoilb5iige Elm
Gboos geiboifcn botten, iuor Der.
renhs. Son be,ltibcr Seitc lullrbe
oorouf IN Berlin aufmerfinm &c.
madt unb Die Inneftion oicier 2unh.
Itrede beiiiriuortet. Shirt 9ismard
ober bate gebenfen uno Die Ser.
bo%nolllngcn 5ogen lid in Die 2Gngc.
8raf Tfeil, Der an Der Spibc oieicr
Vefiiriporter itunb, ipartetc in Siio.
Ifrifa il~ngebuloig olf Die Gntifci.
nung. Gccil Hbobes bate @ino
bon Der Sud)e crboltell. Gr mllBte,
bob feline 3cit ST periormen iei,
mo fur5 entihloiier1, entidieb er lid)
ooiiir, 5l,erit 81 banocln uno Damn
81 bcrbonoeln. ST lieb oarltnl Die
britiltc He9ierurlg beiieite liegen
unb gina ulf eiaene Solllt Dor. gr
ipllBtc, oaB CT bel eincr iold)cn Sc.
bietserwcrhllng oltf Die nodtrGelid,e
9luiguna SeitcnS Der britiid)en &c.
olcrlng rcdynen fonnte, ul,b 10 fam
eS, bob CT Dem 9clltihen Mcid bos
beutigc Hbooeiicn Dor Der Nnic meg.
id)nappte. Sb beutih pocr britiidl
fir Motobclelono mar cs Elm Sc.
gen, ooB Der Serrihoit 9obcn9ulu's
unb Der Mutobele . Siirltcn iiber.
bulpt Elm Gl,bc 9cniadt mllroe, ms
Dob Die @ritiib Soutb africa SO.
ole'c Ilfga6e in elmer glGn5enben
@eile gclGit bat, lit unbeitrcitbor.
Tic Eionier . Grpeoition brolldtc
tilnt W|onotc, llnl bon &imberlep nad)
Salisbury 81 moridirer, ilnb Dies
bon beIt1nbigcn 8efabren nnngeben.
SeBt miro bic 3eiie beqrern il, ciilem
Sllrls5igc, BON ollem Comfort linl.
geben, III po0er Siherbeit in 60
Stirnoen 5uriidlegt.
@abrenb Der II Sabre, bic ieit
Der Strung Der britiiben Slu9oe in
oiclcm @cbiete perfloiien iino, luur.
ben iiber 1000 MeiIcn G~iienbobncn
gebout uuo benz 0erfchr iiberaehcn
mo bon Den 9abnen alis a,lteStro.
Ben nad) allen &%idtungen bin oroe.
lcgt. 9ie 1elegrapben . 9citlnaen
in Hbobeiien belaufen iid ullf mebr
ais 1000 Mteilen ,tno 96 Scleoro.
pbenltotioncn lino erofiuct. gn Ole
Steae DER @elpoltberrid,oft Der
Matabele . 3ulus lit clue aeorb-
ilete @crmaltuna gctreten alnh cine
Eoli5eimadt unb 6reimiaigc ioraen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10

filr Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der Orb
lllng ullb Siherbeit I'M 2anoe.
Stdbte unb aniieoIungen iinb in
Der friiberen @iloniB emporgeipad).
len, uno Der @ertb Der Hegierungs.
@eballbe auein be5iffert lid ouf
mcbr als 100000 Wurf. Die peiBe
9epolferung 5Gblt bereits iiber 49,.
600 Secler, Der 100000 bis 100000
Sdluor5e aegeniiber itebeh. 0ieie
boben bereits iiber $4,000 Seftar
Sono IN gnbau uno Die DeiBen Jar-
mcr filbren auf INNER tpeitererl
Streden cine rationeqe @irtbidaft
Elm, Die unter ben Sflpar5en Naf,-
abnlltng finoet. Sabofpflan5llng II.
Inbau aloerer %lpertbpoaer Nllt.
pflan5en lit bel Dem por5iigli6en
&linta unb REDEEM 9ooen nit gro.
bcm Grfolg eineciiibrt iporoen. Die
Woisernote be5iffert iid ouf OfiI-
llonen bon Settolitcrn unb ale on
beren 8etraibeorten gebeiben pors
5iiglid. Gie gieb5udt, Die idon I'm.
ter ben Watabeles cine iebr beoell-
tenbe mar, geipinnt inter ben 10
giinitigen @orbeoingungen, iuie iie
piele Sbeile Tbooeiien's bieten, aild
imlner an Iilsoebnut1g, ltnb es miro
pobl nidt Gin Wenidcnolter neb-
men, ebe Hbooelien einen Sicbitano
BON 100000 Ginoern a%uf5utpeiien
babcn miro.
Der Wineralreibtbum bes 2onbes
lit nnberc6cnbar uno bot ole nod
Dor 10 Sabren gebegten 3meifcl
glon5eno wioerlegt. &oble, SUPPER.
3lnn, 3inf iinb in groben 2agern
norbonoen, Die 8olbollsbeute erreid)t
icst idon i'm Sabre Die Sobe bon
100000 Warf. @eiunbbeitlit
ldBt Hbobeiien olld nidts 5ll mint
iben iibrig, rnb, feline Gntipidelungs-
moglidfeiten iinb gerooe5ll lnbere-
heubQr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Gunncritag, ben 10. Sftuber 1907.
Idt Seiten.
Hrpbibitipn nnb @nnocss Ginnahmcu.

Gielcr Gage fam ms cine bon Den
Trpbibitioniitcn onQciertigte aartc
Der @ereinigtcn Stootcn 81 @eiid)t,
III melfer Die Stooten, in meld)erl
Der Spiritlloien.Gerfnli ucrboten IN
nnidulbigem @eiB, Die, in meldcn
SocalsO Option bllrd)gefiibrt lit, iii
arall, mo Die StoutCn, meld)e bcn
Sanocl bon Spirituoien geltotten,
ihpor5 ge5eidrnet morer. @ciB unO
groll nabmen ocn grobtcn 5lGd)cn,
raltm cin. Gurols mare Der Sdllb
81 5iebcn, BOB Scr groBte Sbeil Der
8ereinigten Stoaten tbutiG6lid trof.
fen gmeltcllt lei. Cab Dem ubcr nld)t
10 lit, 5cigen inns Die Illsipciie Der
Snlano.S teuerbcborbcn. Plus benz
Sinon5-Nbidlllb fir Oos am 80. ST..
nj beenoetc Hcdnrn9sjnbr ergiebt
iidl, oob sic @unocs.Gcgierung IN
bemiclben bon @raucreien uno Brett
nereien Die Silnmc bon nobc5r go
Neilionen Collars bc5og 201@ Wtils
lion nlebr, OILS i'm porbcrgebenocn
Sisfaliabre. Sob bicle Mebrcinnob,
men bon iiber 20 Miuionen onf Die
Stpaten cntfallcn %iollten, melde ocn
Serfallf Don Spiritlloicn 9citotten, lit
nidt onSltne6men. Gem dllbcren Gr.
folg DER Prohibitions uno 2ocal.Op
tion.9 eipegung itebt Elm Webrcpnlnm
bon 9ciitiecn @ctrGnfen a~egeniiber,
Gle Yrobibitipn probibirt nid)t. Sic
treibt MIR 81 llcbertretungen Der @c.
iebe, 3ur llnebrIidfcit an. Gie Der.
botencn Sriifte idn1efen %befanntlif
am 9eitcn. Dfit bieien Sbatioden lit
bas SboridJte mnb Scrucrflid)c Der
Yrobibitions- uno 2ocnl-S ption.9c.
itreburecn borgctbon. Gic Sohe bat
ober nod cine anhere Scitc. Iic Bum.
bCs -Hcgieriing bat in Der 9citcuerlng
bon Bier unb Spirituoicn cine ibrcr
SalpteinnubmeQuc1en. @iro bicie
S.uclle i'm Sinnc ser Erobibitioniiten
perItopft. 10 entitebt III Den Tegic.
run9s.Ginnabmen Elm gGpattiges &c.
fight, baS anbcrwcitig geocdt pcrben
muB. @enn in ben Scmperen5Itoa.
ten feline Spirituoien aetrlunfen nn0
nid)t gcrollht wiirOc, 10 trii9cn oicic
Stootcn fir ben @unbcsbolsbolt 10
gut, mic Hifts bel. obgeiebcn boz,
Dem, mos tic al, Ginfubr5oncn 81, cnt.
ridten bdtten. Tie @citrcbuu9en Scr
Yrobibitioniiten biloen olio iiir Sen
Teeierrmgsbousbolt cine ernltlidc
8eiabr, unb es mrb Der 9lnocsrc'
gicrltng buran licgcn, oieie Sollpt.
Queae ihrcr Ginnubmcn ciicn 5u boil
ten. @criicgt lie, 10 miiiien onbere
Steuerouclen eridloiien perocn, II.
feine Stcuer miro 70 phnc WtlirrCn
be5ablt, iuie Die Bier. uno Spiritllo.
ien-S teuer. Gab nit elmer Srodens
leaun9 Der Sereinigten Staotcn in,
Gimme Scr Erobibiion bos 9roll. mo
9rennerei- 8emerbe pcrnihtet, Siln.
b~erttouicnnc in bemlelbcn beid0itiate
Irbciter unb Ingeitclte broolos mers
Den miirocn, cine Wen0c BON @eihois
ten, ipelhe 2ieicrontcn fir 9rolerci.
en-, 9rcnncreicn iino, in Mtitlcioen,
idoft gc5oecnL bie piclen Wtiaioncn,
Die in ben 0etrieben angclcgt iino,
entpertbct piirbcn. lei MIR nebcnbcr
bemerft. Cine Srodcnlcgun9 oes
2anbes miiroe cine Tepreiiion beS Sc
ihoitslebclls Sur Tplge boben. Tos
fiimnlert obcr Die NrobibitioniIten
nidt neiter. Sic fompicu fir ibren
@abn. Sd)iuer bot rcdt: Ser
idredlidite Der Stredcn, oas lit Der
Meni6 IN ieinem @abn!"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Scfannimahnnacn.
9aIti c, ben Z. Sftober 1907.
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