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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23

nidlt %behaupten."
0iIoer ii Der ben Seean2
Ger Wiind)ener YbnIifer Or. aorn
Gut iein pebramt an Der baperiiben
llnineriitGt tempordr n~ieoergelegt,
rm lid fir bie nddIten Sabre eolts
ser &erpodfommrung ieiner epode-
niadenben grfinoiing; Der telegraph
iben llebermittelung BON gilbern, 5n
.pibrnen. Gr gebeaft bon bier aus
Gerilidc i'm groBten Wabitabe olt5lt-
iieuen unG lit bereits nit Der Ser.
.hro.r. ieiner Separate nit ben Se.
Il pbor. unb Observation-Disclosures
nudl Miilfen, 8ien, Srieit, Hom,
NeopeI, Earis, 2onoon, Stodbolm,
aopenbopen unb Fetersbure beiddf.
tigt. Die eigentlideu Grperimente
ioQeu I'M Siili beginner uno Die no
iGiaeu MitteI fueroen bur6 elm inter-
~nationales 3eitungs Spnbifot &C.
~iiefert. 0einielben geboren an: Die
Ghcrl'id)en 3eitungen unb 3eit.
idriiten, e0ailp mirror" in 2onoon,
yTotitifcn" in a~openbagen, Soc.
gems Npbeter" IN Stodbolm, pWfa-
tin" in a'aris ulib Golfers Wecfip"
III Ielp.s)orf.
SIN augiilt ober Septenl6er beab-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23
Bic Sprittunr Der Gongrchmitglic-
oer.

ing It o II, Samaica, %. MGr5.
= Ger 0ampier n8liider," metder
sic GongreB . abgcorbncten, nit Dem
Sprcder Cannon an Der Spite, on
@ors bat, trai geitern 9lbeno bon Be
ne5llelo bier ein. Die Heiienbert per-
brafjten ben abeno an 2an0. Seute
iaben tie iid) IN Der Staot Tim ulo ON
abenb aing Der u9liid)er" bon bier
naf) Colon ub. Gin Diner fauo por-
geitern abeno oltf Dem n9liiher" 5n
Gbren oes Sprefers Cannon Itatt,
meIder cine intereifante 4niprube
iiber Die G%ntmidelung oes mittleren
Weitcns belt un0 gum ShluB ieiner
9emerflngen cine Suation empiin9.
Gem Diner iol9te Elm CONCERT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23
NDDert Vpltnter's
8. epebn's aefaurant,

@triamnf,mGs'2O tal oe5 sstrtontnsGon'
clobes glr. 900. 3. G, o." E:2rten'Sl'
nrlfts Nr. 100" nG6iqers1iirifts yer.
1903. .. Il. g." mo s2iftriits lit. 80.
9. Il. Y. 0due an Bereine 3u bernie
tben. 5einIte Eicre. lScinc lnto dnbtse
Setrdnfe. Gel. Is. Il u. Woile 62a VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23
&on Der Saeo 3nriif.

@corQetouL &c, y. OiGr5.
@r-Erdiioent GleDelonb, Non>irol
Sdmbcrtion mo Commodore" Sc
ne0ict tanien bicr alti Der Ncgies
rult9Sbarfaiie oWotcr &idp" oil. Cir
fdncn bon oSantec Sun Glub", no
lie lpdbren0 Der lcbten Gage Dem 81.
ld)en mo &agcn o6gcleDcit -1aben,
@r. Glepelono CAB ieiner Aiiroigltng
Ger 3oblreidJen 2leuberlngen oes ESll-
tereiies, Die unlGblih ieines 70. 6e.
bnrtsto9e9, ont lcbten Wtpntag, itott-
0t%lut0en Gubet martnen Nus0rnd.
&eitte Nod)nlittag iin0 Die !Serren III
cinem 4}rioatipngerL mclher einenl
fobrplanm0Bigen @abn5uge on9e-
bdtt9t mar, to6 Dem ltoroen lpeiter
qcreiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23
Wcrid)tct.

% 6 mono, 3d., %. Otdr3.
8cter @oo0e, alias Gbos. Sbaiier,
melher am 80. 9eouenlber Sri. San.
ME Stroop, icine @eliebtc, ernloroetc,
pltroe bcltte gu 2urap oltrf 0cn
Strnng bingcridtet. gr lcgte NAB.
reno Der lcttcn Nad)t Gin @eit1noniG
Ieiner Sdul0 a6. Die &iliriNtllng
%uerlief obne Storl1tg.
@alto @alla a, @aiby D,
Mars. 5rco. Wiaer erlitt bcute
pegen Der i'm leBten Sfto6er 81 Cattle
Nod perii6tcn grmoron1g 6rnnf
gicrf'S Sen SOB am @dl8etl. 9(ui
Dem @c9c oui oas Sdaifct brad CT
3uiammen, unO CT MAJ beipliBtlos, oils
CT bird sic 8uatbiire binab %itiir5te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23
Ser central- Sricg.
Nicoraolnaiide MittbciIunacn iibcr
Die jiingitc on9ebIiGe S0lo6t.

M anagua, Nicaragua, %.
MGr5. Cine biGr Don Ser 6ront
nngetommcne GcpGiGc mel0ct: sic
Secre Don @on0Hrl5 u1o Salpaoor,
iiinltoulcno Wann itarf, Qriffen Gie
nicaraguoniiNen Steamgcu bei Eor-
tiQoS De Namali9ne an. 9ta6 Orei
Sagen pn0 5uei 9Sodlteu miloen &aun-
pies maren Bic 9lngreiiep pouig Je-
lflagen uno batten &nn0erte BON
SoOten rpb &crm4uoeten auf 0eat
Sdladltfel0a gcldiien. qDie' 9ftcard.
guancr anadten aud] 6Gbretde Sc
fangeney omunter uiele bobeLGfii5iere.
crbeutetcrt iibcr 5000 Belpebre mo
cine Meligc UeridJir0ennrttBor SriegS-
Munition llnter Den gei6lagenelt
Sfii5icren bpn Salpa0or beiinoen iid)
Die Gnerdle &reIa, NuoIar un0 So
lOdo. Ger geidlogene bououraniide
General lit 2icDntu. Die Nicoragua-
ncr nerlorelt 5ieTnlid pieIe &erlpun.
oete, ober MIR mcniec l0ote. Die Sc
ncrale 2opc5 uno Garcia uno 0berlt
Eeoro 9tola3co nilr0en bel Maraitn
bon oen b9n0uroniIGcu NeoolutionG-
ren uno Den nicoraglloniibeu Irltp-
pen beiiegt, Gle &erbiin0cten nab,
men Dic!c 9onouraner ~geianJeu uuG
erGeutcten pielc 8ene6rc uno Mllnt.
ton. Ser Didtige &%oienplob ga
Geibo an Scr atlantiiden &iiite III
poll Sen &icoro9lidnern Nenommen."
ga Gei6o o0cr Geibn lit Elm fleiner
otlontiider 6aicn Don @cnoIras, &c
@tciien Don Dem fiir5lid) bon Der nita-
roguaniidUn 6lottc Gcnolttmencn Sar
ZEN IruiiQo c%nticrnt.)
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Stein Monnmtnt fir M6sbcrin.

9orrG ST., %, Wtdr3. 9iep. =.
q. NcGramer, Yrior 0eS Srbens Der
Nn0titiner in 6ooiid, N.-0., 6ot cine
Steinrcbiirmo, tpelde cit Ordbnto,
nunertt iiir sic @nitenm6roerin
Wioro Aoger9 in qlttSiiibritng Bat,
~peritdnoigt boB man nidlt gpitatten
meroe, Dies oocr iraerO Elm onoereS
Wtonitmcnt otli ibrem @rabe e%onf}r.
rif)ten, 10 Ihnae Die 2eiehe allf oehI
oen Ctbcn gtbSrihen 6rieobofe III
&ooiid Sails IieAt. l%nbefonnte bat
ten $500 fir oa9 adjournment geian-
melt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23
Seurp IS. rtrin's alsRouroni.

Tr. 2i6, Giar., rnbr 0oparo.SiIaRt.
8~or5Iiaftd, sSeiue, Eyirtfuolen II. linton
@iaQrren. Aeiies 9ter ON 3Gpt. 9nnIh
Iir e3eihditsleufe Dor 1880 gorit. bis
2 uer MndbnittGrs, geIepbDn, q. II y
UT. 9erllo.i 300a 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-23
SGnnScrbafte SamiliehsS raa5oic

0ort6 Baltimore, O., p,
Mar5. Nrtblir gean, 30 Sabre alt,
erifIitg 9eItcrn a6eno feline @ottin,
cine 5odter oea befanntcn He6taans
ipnlts Samucl Staugbterbed, init
elmer &lrt ltno crifob iif 1leiG On=
ra1ti nit elmer 9iid)ie. @r mar nit
ieiten SdJuicgereltern p%erieinbet ulo
bate Der 6rau oerboten, ibre Gltern
5u 6eiud)en. 9ls it6 oieIelbe trot-
Dem geitern Abeno I'll 6eriel6en be.
CAB boIte CT iic bort ob urb beDing
auf Sem Seimpege Die glnttbat.
9,afie ffir'3 Musfaao beiutst g. yiaine, 4r.
li3. Efsealtlmore.Str.t nubsGpfambonfe.I Hue.
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aa,ob 4,eb' .N,risbie. sane,"

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9prouf. Ode 'UH qoiG. uno 6Dtret.Etr.
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9ereiHs" teoeu 2. nm 4. 0tenlt19 I'm
g'pnai. 5elepbol--9. " 4. Aelle 1855 1t
Canton unS Stghfaubtop u.
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Ntc z. Nib Wot1Hs1trdVf.
Sauptlnprtter bes sgGgeut Str. uiit .95et.
ems" .&jbeH.tana : DGfHeH : 8eretns."
Carton 3mmerpdbtea zen Nan. itnp selh'
Beretns " .ReHtfhe bcitfitB;i6feit" unto
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GdmensBerein b%eclnnnteIt f1 iehen Di,n'
iiaa N6eHb. - n9atioital" s3tiet an 9api.
GberapeafesE eIep10n - @eIfe 1853 g.
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.Gob" Smceo's Sobu acltorbcn

&cms SoDcm Conn, -. MGr5.
- Gbnrlcs s. Imeeo, SoGu oe8 be-
riihtigten Bop" Enee0 bon Eon-
atnnp Soa, lit bicr i'm Al. 2ebcna.
la6re gcitor6cn, Gr mar Dor icd)9
Sabrcn Dier1cr gcFpmmcu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

GEORGETOWN. April st.--of'
ffciais Of the Northern Pacifle.
unloa Pacific and Columbia a
Puget Sound railroads are IN sea
sion today over the proposed crosse
lns q the railroad tracks Of all
shras lines hy q city street crona
iuE The railroads are fighting
for an Overhead crossing Tor a
grade crossing AZ Georkatosn
would mean 20 end Of danger from
hundreds % trains going 10 and
from Seattle over The three rail.
ruaas daily
Yesterday the supreme court
uuashei the appeal % the Northern
Pacific from the eity'a petition TO
condemns 3 grade crossing 81 Nora
av The city started 10 condemn a
crossing there last fail but tho
fniifnaf took the mettaf 20 the 81.
preme court The city. having won
its point b. yesterdays decision.
Intended 80 proreed in the super
Tor court with condemnation pro
cerdinEu bat will probably agree
20 a. overhead crossing over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

! An hslng used as a scApesoai
= A. xumen % the Humane So
>...v semmlstse said Professor 10
- R<ea. principal Of the Lasoaa
49, us marnlas. tn explaining
=, hflsF aenuneiation hurried
snlse hgn IN Newspaper inter
vjsss saa Ia the meeting Of The
rsnsss society last nsght BY ps.
nsrs leAke Cummings and Mrs..
rx.srrfns y etirtan. the women on
- nmmltiee moss active IA vose-
- he charges Of Immoral tseai.
"a ( women prisoners "a the
~
or Investigation failed 70 sub
szs.ass The charges which these
s-Q<s make ThsY admitted
.1srs<isss afser sulnk through The
NJ tAaf II has bern much better
,sz<rred since sheriff smith took
.sxxs The womTn failed 70 pro-
~ ms evidence whleh I eonsla
- rnld cunsfituts the basis o. \
p>msiun.
ffrn<r Ntchell Statement.
Tr lnstarcs. the Esther Mitch
e rx<eI whieh ls supposedly the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
REED DENOUNCES
HIS DETRACTORS

eeeded 70 denounee me. without Kiv-
iug me an opportunity TO report TO
the society
They are drawing on their Inn
aglaatlona Ia charging that ! said
that / was having trouble with an-
pSrlntendent Cooper and Ia saying
that I waA hssraylpg them In tho
hope of gaining political aid. also
IA stating that ! am seeking The
position 81 humane officer.
They asked me n | would not
like 20 become humane officer aud
told them that could not da %.
excepting at a great sacrifice as l
had been drasing more SALARY for
years than the position could pay
They suggested that ! put IN an ap-
plieatl0n for the position. aud ! re.
fused 20 DO 20
II appears 90 me that. ne, being
able 20 snbaiantiate their charges,
these women are seeking % throw
all the blame Of failure oa me.
Only After jobs
Sheriff Lou smith has bis ewn
ideas as 10 the undeFlyinx causes
81 the trouble
The object OF thls campaign
seems 20 be 70 work three women
Ia for toha In the county Jail. hs
said. 4 am told that the women
have already heea picked cut and
that Dr. Fannie Lsaks Cummings
Il ono % them, n am willing %
appoint these three women selected.
am assured 81 peace. II I 90 not.
am threatened with trouble
I'm going 20 appoint ore matron
and only one shr won't - named
~ Mrs 6ilFsmu az pf Cummings
she will b. appointed Nifh the al
vice of tudgs frater dare Mra
Sslftan and pr Cummings 30 pub
lieh anY aud al their ehsfKes-
Esther Mitchell. whose signed
story % criminal abuse ~ the hands
of iali guards Mira stirtan claims
10 have IN her possession. l. knawn
% the reading world a. aae Of the
principals IN ths triple tragedy
which resuifed IN tia deaths %
Fraas Edmund crefflesd. leader ~
us tt#zt kt9tlHE So N Etn4Atifs
George Mitchell brother = Esther
Mitchell. aua Mad rfefrsff. wife o.
the Holy Roller leader.
Esther Mitchell was confined In
cell of the jail offiee usst b. at
sorneya when eoasaitlnN prisoaera.
and shs remained there uutii sch.
fuary % this year when she sas
sent 70 steilacoom Thls raii 10 al
legged 70 have hsea Tie scene %
abuses from whlen The ssfl claims
% have suffered.
II can he catered ouiy FROM the
offIrs. Il isolated frnfn other cells
ard ssliss IN. Il Il sceessi6ls 70
anyone In the office Of tte ssfl II
vas the practice 81 ths tali officials
20 aliow Esther Mitchell to at In
The office when there we're no out
sideys there 60 criticize the officials
fof ienisney
Jaiisr Smith states that he did
all in bis power 10 make Esther
Mitchell comfortable a. aha was a
frali woman lie denies that she
vas ever Improperly treated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
ROOSEVELT'S LETTER
CAUSE OF COMMENT
RoAsTs ROOSEVELT.

CHICAGO. April "a Edward
neaseste. viee president of the Col
GRADE Federation IL in this city.
and be said this morning Il would
rather trust the future OF the eoun.
Try 10 men like the defendants than
20 che gentleman IN the White
House with the big teeth and the
bis stick for laboritea. and the big
mltt out % corporations and cap
italista Tor campaign funds.
Former Senator Mason said =
Eueas the president possesses So.
formation that the public does not.
OF course his Aefion il irregular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
Seattle Labor Leaders Unwng 10 Criticize the President Person
ally Protest Against His Denouneemsni Of Meyer Hay
rood and Pefibone

president Roosesslts letter 10.
sued last night in regard 20 HE
recent references 20 Haywood,
moyer ard pebs. Will be found on
page Of this issus.l
In a letter to Honore Jackson. OF
Chicago. chairman Of the Cook
county Meyer Haywood conferences,
President Roosevelt yesterday re-
iterated hts statement that Messfh-
Meyer, Haywood and fettibone
are undesirable citizens - much
10 AZ capitalists Of the Hartman
type
Local labor leaders say that such
general announcement. which u.
fects all labor organizations. vas
not warranted and IL an injustice
TO the accused men and the labor
movement which they represent
Daniel X. McGiunia. who has been
Interested IN local labor movements
for some time. today forwarded
another protest 20 President Rooee'
welt In reply 10 his last letter touch
Ing on thia matter.
Charles J Daily secretary Of the
Cooks and Walters nnion Of Seat.
tie. has been selected By the Central
labor Council TO attend the trial
in Boise. Idaho. which begins May
5 aud 70 report and developments
relative 20 anionlam.
In speaking Of the presidents
last letter today Secretary Smith
said thai he would DO glad to have
the opportunity himself Of placing
the harEman moose around the
necka OF such men a. Meyer, Hay.
wood and restibone II they are
found guilty of the crime attribut-
"a 20 them. but they should not
he condemned before trial.
II 30 not regard President Rooae-
vets statement ~ Ginning from
the chief executive Of this nation.
hue rather the views Of IA indiyid
uai citizen and | do rot condemn
him for hts statemeatn. said Mr.
falIth
James Murphy. secretary Of The
Building Trades association Of Sc.
attic naia that q man Ia President
Reoaeveii'n position should be care
ful what he said. bs.rauss every
word uttered would be carefully
considered
n is probable that the matter
viii be further considered, especial
~ the letter OF President Rooss.
welt Of yesterday. a. the meeting Of
the Central Labor eouncil AZ the
Labor Temple tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
ATTEMPT TO
BREAK JAIL

bricks from the vail Tks prisoners
wrre tearing a how In tbs wRll 81
the east end Of the tsii Old clothes
had hesn placed on the floor 10
asedeu the noise Of falling bricks.
The sergeant heard The men digging
Ia spite uf their efforts a. silence
and uhen BE- came upon them thsy
had made a hole 81 considerable
size The men are wanted In Seat
lie Tor = number Of jobs and thsY
are locked upon A. bad men De-
tsrtive Kennedy wsnf to Tacoma
yesterday 20 recover some ~ the
goods they had stolen In this clfY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
UNFAIR TO LABOR

KANSAS CITY. No. April a.
W. w. stotsN. prenldsnt OF the
allied printing trades council %
this city said RooAeyelts letter
has established a precedent a.
tremely unfair TO organized labor "
]. y. Prescott. president o. the
Employer association says The
president has a right when he says
labor should eliminate the undeair-
able citizens
y q Brady. organizer Of the In
,ernaiienal typographical union
says 4 believe the president n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

not opposed to orEhniEed labor. lie
condemns the mems personal ae-
tions and not their affiliations lie
Il entitled 10 bis opinion. lie Il
too broad minded 10 condemn
man before he IS tried"
A REMARKABLE DOCUMENT
WASHINGTON. April 24.--sam-
usl Gompers. who Was the first la
Dor leader o. the country 20 read
tho presidents letter regarding
Meyer Haywood. pebs. said; III i
a remarkable document ! am not
IN a position 10 make q statement
now while the discussion ls at ia
heat.
He said he believed the letter Of
the president IL the final word on
the subject and labor delegations
are not likely TO make any further
discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
TAILORS MAY
COMPROMISE

There are evidences today that
the striking iourneymen taiiors.
since they have found IL useless 10
further contend for the rs per cent
Increase which they asked for, are
considering a modified bill aud viii
ask the employers 20 meet with
them in 4 short time.
The employers would not say to
day that they would meet the
anIune executive committee. for
they decided early in the week 20
ignore them. However, II the strik-
srs are willing TO compromise,
they win probably find no trouble
In doing SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

TIE Seattle pciirr we're notified
tAh morning that . eArlnr attcnapt
a jxilhFeak was made in tha city
40 81 Tacoma yesterday Ia which
~ fiag lsa6sFs wera HaKEerfy.
sT>snS zn1 Long. the desperate
70 q kstsl thieves. Wko are kncNn
. have cpefatrd Ia Seattle before
~ ssrs eagsured IN Tacoma The
90 rss bid one and weald no
tuxos have bsen successful n the
zsr I'D net been discovered b.
Paliv sszgsant Dan Costello. who
'uzaf tie nen AZ woFk digging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
CHAPTER "

Paris. Miss Yaw studying under
greet masters. American singer
now Elena Elvana,' 80 the Latins
can pronounce name. She makes a
BIT. Buffalo Bits show In town.
Hot stun cowboy with show Mon.
tana Charley" or something Ike
that. Really We're Goidihwait Odd
job for a Boston law student. but,
having once been the real thing In
Montana. makes good easily Also
economical way OF visiting Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
APPROVE or ACTION.

WASHINGTON. April ~ g. "
Hamsrs chief conductor Of the Or
der Of Railway conductors Of West
Virginia. aud X II Graham. attor.
ney for the order, discussed the
Moser-iiaywood case With che pres.
idsnt today The president
viewed the situation alih them
demanded the defendants be
brought 10 trial like any ether prlz-
onsfa The visitors expressed their
entire approval Of the presidents
course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
RAILROADS WANT OVERHEAD
CROSSING AT GEORGETOWN

present tracks and those 20 be
built - the Union Pacific
At present the part Of George.
tn~n ~as, % the railroad tracks IL
completely isolated from The city
proper. the nearest crossing being
fao miles from tho town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

John W. WEIGH. owner 81 the
property at 1897 First Ave. has be-
gun suit against the Great Northern
Railroad Company for g. sec dam
ages. claiming that blasting and
dinRinn the tunnel under hiH iot has
ioascued the earth and cracked the
buildings. causing much OF the soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

TO RECEIVE MARrHuR

United states army officers nov
IN Seattle are making preparations
TO receive Lieut.. Gen. Arthur Nc.
Arthur and STAFF. who will arrive
in Seattle from san Francisco Sat.
asday. MAJ. W \ Woods haa made
arrangements for the use OF three
Pullman cars % leaye herr about
May I for the Atlantic coast fheaa
will he used hy Gen. Baron knrokl
And his staff. and tho United States
army escort on the trip TO James
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
CAPITALISTS SILENT

CHICAGO. April 2t.-Many cap
italists approached for their views
regarding the Roosevelt letter re-
Train from expressing their opin-
ions
John Fitzpatrick. president Of tho
Chicago Federation Of Labor said
Our four resolutions previously
sent 20 the president express our
opinion which Is not changed
Roosevelt may criticize Hartman
and Dehs They are az liberty
Roosevelt cannot indiscrlmlnateiy
criticize = man AZ liberty aud men
on trial for their iives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
CHAPTER III

Boston. we're Goldthwaite At col.
icge. Cowboy studying Law. Higher
aspiration since he saw a certain
rlri Lonely. however Mlss Ellen
beach Yaw abroad acquiring rich.
meas and fullness 81 tone. harness
ing her high G.. and acquiring a
grand opera repertoire. More let
tera. Wait. salt. walt
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AGREE WITH PRESIDENT.


ST PAUL. April g4--The con
census ~ opinion Of four Of the big
gesi Wholesale merchants ~ this
city IS that Roosevelt is justified 10
BE- congratulated on the stand tax
en-. Albert Llndke said The de-
feEdanis deserve no more than a
fair trial and there 81 no reason
why the president should not
answer bitterly thone trying 10 de.
feat justice
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OH, PSI W!


tsrstRss Tsisgr@ss ssfTtest'
wAsnlSoToS. April i-rhs
neKra Methodist Episcopal church
conferences today closed its ats days
aaasian The members nominated
FORAKER Tor prsatdeni aud than al
4ourusd
jos cannan arrived this mofuins
Aad punatufed the story 70 the efs
feet that Re IL 60 deliver the iiiiHf
els dsisgattou 20 faiFhAnkM tie
saia Sathins in r. u woaii b
= baid nan who presumed - d.
liver Ilitneis - sayena'
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HORSES rALL runouoa WHARF

Foaf large aarh hofses dropped
through tire platform a, Crspdalln
whaff. a. eth Ave south ara Deaf :
Bern street. last slight fHeg tsi
70 feet tnto ths muas sna much az
rcaitg w4s efpsrisre~d IN getting
them cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

Montana Beautenus California
SINGER On route Cow BOYS much
smliten. We're Goldthwaito one OF
them. Completely enraptured In.
trodueed 70 Miss Ellen Beach Ysw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
cIlAPrER !.

California. A revival meeting
Chorus ~ local talent. hymns.
Voice high and clear abovn rost.
Wonderful purity aud range ~.
paciaIly range. Goes higher than
any other human voice Traced "a
tail giri with soulful eyes. Earnest
advice OF concert master. Great
voice. Train It." Ambition fred
Mias ELLEN Beach Yaw Joins evan
eellatlc choir and travels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24
ASSOCIATION To AFFILIATE

IN. wsshinston Nininx Assncias
tgeu 10 plsnnlna 80 affiliate With ths
Amsrtran H8nins ceHkrsss. which IL
ssndtu. = Representative ts ssattls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

The Bakery ana confertiouary
workers ~ Ansfica f.eeai No .
VIII gfvs their fffh annusi ball at
Exans hall saturday niWhf. April
HFth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

BOSTON. April zt-The mar.
riaro ~ Miss Ellen Beach Yaw. the
celebrated singer. and We're Gold.
thwaito. member ~ the bar. March
a. has Just been announced Tbs
couple are now m California. There
Il a pretty romance. dating back 10
years. IN this marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-24

The United States customs office
has called for bids for supplying
coal and supplies for the reyenut
cutter service for the snHnlns fiscal
year
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PROBING

NEW YORK April III Prose
fore htm - pciiesmsu vnun we're on
guard duFins the fhaw trial In an
idshtiff the enc who whispered 20
hGu =fhAus father was a AhflnsF =
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she much interested IN him How
ever. no time 20 waste on romance
Career ahead. Goodby. coWby
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