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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21
BUR Scimfc1r- @pd)r.
Arrangements iiir Gpn3crt Scr uNer

wv
arrangements fiir Gun5crt Scr oGer.
S0ngCr" obNcidlolien. 400
SGl1Ncr mcr0cn tbcilncbnlcn. 49,
NcAciitertc 3ltlhriiten ans ullcn
SbciIcn 0ea Stootc3. - HurnoC
Der &o9enbriiber pormlSlihtlid)
10000 Momn iturf.
0cltcru 9todnittu0 iono I'M
SuuptQllnrticr Der oVturpluno Sonic
Coming N%iiociution" cine Gpnicrenj
5uiIden NtitgliC0crn ser 0cieuid)aft
llno 0cic9otcn Der n&er. SGn4cr".
Itott, in Der Die ~cinJclHsu Nrrnnges
mcnt9 filr bu9 am SomtuN Den
i3. Nttobcr, DEM Gr0ifmlngStoge
ser &cimfcbr.gSod)c inn n0ruio.@iQ.
Forf" itattiin0cnoc Gon5crt Der
Ser. Ginger" 0ctroiicn murocn.
InWcIclo mnrcn II. u. Die iot9cnbcn
Serrcn: nlli Scitcn Der o&crcinigten.
SGngcr" Nenrp Gbomna, Gbcobor
@cmbcr9cr, @eo. &immclbcbcr,
Charles Ycrtron glbcrt Mogge.
&oria &u4urr, &ouia &ilrb, =. s.,
Meislobn mo j. 0cn0rifa, mo olti
Seiten Der LrSomesGoming Aiiocio.
ton" 6rco. $. @ottlicb, 6ronf &.
@ndtcr, &eronle $. s. Sopcc, Socob
Y. @oot, Sobn CiorfS, &obn DC. SC.
ponni, V. ". Yorfcr, Ioriol
| SugbcS urlo Sefrctdr Burroughs.
Serr Scnrp Sbomna, Brdiiocnt Der
@creinigten SGugcr," iprof III be-
| gciitcrtel Wortcl BON Dem Srltcreiie,
0oS Die beutid)en &creine al Dem Or
iolgc Der Seiutcbr'@ ISOLDE nebn1ch
mo Die &crtrctcr Der ySomc.GominN
Illociotion" bcgliidpiinid)ttn Ole
S6nger 81 DEM @ciltc,' Der in i6rcl
Geibcn Derrihe.
Grof. @oterS Eorf-&opeuc miro
ole 9cglcitllng Der Singer, Die IN Ell
ncr Stdrfe uun 400 Wtom auitrctcn,
iibcrltebmen. Dos Gon5crt miro nit
Dem Siebe ,Wtp Worplano" eillgelei-
tet uno NIT Dem yStor Spoltgleb
Bonner" beIdloiien merhen. Vei Dem
gbiingel bes 2cbtcrcn miro Gin jeoer
Sanger cine unerlfaniid)c Slngge
ihluentcn. gld)t Spc5inliun9gons, mel.
dc nm 3 llbr Nnhmittag5 Supcttc-
unb Encn.StruBc pcrlalien, bringen
bie Sanger sum Yorf. Gin olta ocn
$50. Mo9ncr, Mog0c, Gbomos, @ott.
lieb, Sicnlou, Moffctt, &nmburger
mo WoterS bcitcbcnoeS Gonlite miro
lid am nGd)Iten WiittIpod Nod)mitton
llod) Dem .9rlib.@iQ-Eort" bcgcbcn,
I'M Den gccignctitcn NIoB I'M Gort
5ur Nbboltung bcS Gou5crts austin.
Dig 5l MAIDEN. Gin bii6ihcs Abjci.
d]ell miro jcbcnt unl CONCERT tbcil.
ncbmcnOcn S0ngcr 9elieicrt; ebcnio
limo binrcidlcnb Gppien 0cS nVtarD.
lotb, mn Worplnno" ilrlb bcs nStor
Spanglc0 Banner" porgcicbcn nor.
ocr.
0aS BroBe Slltcrciie, ooS in ollcl
S6cilcn Wnrplnno'S Der Scinlfc6rs
Wod)e clltgcacl gcbrodt miro, 5eigt
lid onl better III Den picleu unb mciit
III begeiitcrtcln Conc gebnltcnen Git
idriftcn, Die t1glid, bon alien Sciten
bel Der .Mtorpluno @ome.GominB
N~iIpcintion" cinlollicn. &ic pcrloi,tct,
miro Die Eoruoc Der Yo0cn u1o 0ril.
bcrid)nftcn i'd nod GroBnrtlger &c
Itoltcn, OILS ma %cripnrtct bate,
bcnn nod 0cll BIS icbt porlicgcllocn
Inmclonr0cn bari man nit Sid)er.
tcit ollehn1erL bnB ltntt-ipic bisbcr
oligcgc6cn-t5,000 iid) 20-25,000
Wonm al Der Yorooc bctbciligcn iucr-
bclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21
Cute 8erfualtMng.

Muppr Mabool iprid)t III Norlolt
ii6rr y%crpoltlm1 ourd) Commit
iion." - 3oblrcidc 9cilpiclc pom
Griolgen oieieS TIancS. Die
Soiln9 Der Sra8e ifeint n6cr I'M
SoIfc ieIoft ." Iteocn. I
MaDor Mabool bicIt geiteru in Scr
Gpnuention ser 2igu omerifoniihcr
Mrni5ipolit6ten cine 2Iniprafe ilber
,|ermoItultg oltrd) Gommiilion" uno
iagte inter In0eren:
nSn oen Iebten 20 Sabrcn iin0 III
mlni5ipuler Germoltlmg 0~epultiAe
6ortidrittr 5I pcr5cihncn, GoS &olt
I'M NuNcnleiuen fGn1t an, 5l %rcoliii.
rcrL ooB bel Dem AroBcp Amuad)iet
Scr itG0tiifcn VcuGlterun9 mliere
it1otiihe %ermoltlul9 ouib0rcn mlB,
Elm 6cblid)log 81 icin, Ger ioac,
nnnntc .@aIuclton Srrmaltnl8Hplon"
iii hiaber Elm GrfoIQ 0clpeIcr. Nic
QroBc aotoitropbc in@oIpciton mad1tc
Is uothpenbi1, Die Observation-Disclosures
lu,0 Miod)t IN cine aus meni9cn Ycr-
ioucn bcltcben0c COMMUNION 81 le9cll.
Ni3ber bot oicic Gonmiilion bic bod
Nciplmutcitcn GrWOrtlul0en Der Dir
Qcr @oluritpu'3 c"rfilllt. Der Mapor
uon Noltiton, Ger, no 0icler Hlall
Cbc1iall9 pCriud)@lpciie IN NuSfilt-
rlllla 1cbrnht morOcn iIt ioNt, 0db
ocrcn Griobruu1 ocn GrfolB oiclcr
Nc0ierluQaiorm Benefit. BIC Cen.
ncIice &eNialatur bat Elm 0clcB poi
iirt, ourdl mclde3 Wempbi9 einen
ncltcn 6~reibriei n0d) Dem @dlpcltpl1
4}lnn crbdlt. Nurd) Den Irctbrict
mtrocn Der oomoligc Mnpor nn0
Sto0tratb nbgcicbt mo Die Grncn.
ululg elmer Gommiliion III Die S0noc
ocS @ollUcrncllr9 9cIcgt. Gurd Die
len Elon miro uueroing9 Der Selblt.
rcgierumD BON WcnlpbiS ein Gnoe ge'
nladlt uulo bat 0abcr cincn rcpolrtlo'
ndren Gborofter. Die aallioS Sc8iS-
latnr bat ein 8cIeb ullgcnolnnlell,
ourd1 iucld)eS Stdotc eriter 4luiIe lire
jcbiuen Mcoicrltll1clt n6leBen ltl0
Sen 8nluciton Ylon cinfilbren f0nllcn.
Nit 0emiiicn VclhrGnflrngeil III Die
les @cIcb oitd) olf Stdote 5mctter
&loiic almetobor. @ic aber INNER
bei Hciormcn, fiibren oielelben leld)t
81 llcbertrcibltngc1. 81 bat SalncS
q. ReDnol6s Dem Ir0iioenteu Noole.
pclt in eillem 9erid)t III Oieiem Sabre
e%ntpioblcll, an Stelle Ser brei Cont
ntiIiQrc oes 1iitrifto Golltnlbin eincll
@ouucrnclr Sil crlcnIten nit ellcm
@cirath bon iicbcu GepnrtcmcntS'
@orltcbcru Der muni5ipolcl &erp0l'
tung. si n" oo "~'r
8oluclton, Soliltol1, MEMPHIS II,
sos NngcloS ba6eil oaS Experiment
oculodt, bod ifcint Srl HcpnolOa
81 qlolibcn. oaB Der Rlon bod nod)
nidlt sic 20iung oc5 FrobIcn9 il,
iid) ihlieBt."
Ger WtoDor lobt Damn sen Nnltis
more ItGOtii6en 6rcibrief, unO iprod)
5l1m SdIuB icincr Hebc Die llcbtr,
5cugllng aus, bob boS lunbrc 0e.
bcilunib enter Gl,tell Hegicrru1g I'M
Golte ielbcr licgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

.Mritenoc " d. mciber"
lit scr ,Iitcl elmer NlliidtS Eoitfnrtc,
hie Sr .lSobn Mapr ans Geutidlnlb
Dem Baltimore 0opcrn- Ncrein" jl,-
ianbtc. Gicicl6cn icben III ibren
b(ailcn llniformcn, 1ifclboube mn
ocn Gcrabbnrgcnocn fugclrrmbcn
Woocn 10 rei5cno ans, bob JIG cinem
eben porbci gebenben 5opiigrl llntcrs
oifi5ier gcpnnocrilng nbloden.
Gin Eroecben5fa(f. - @il.
liam 2orfiuS uno Silli,is 5. Ser5oI,
lpcid)c lit Nr. 800, &Seit.2eringtonitr.,
eillen 2a0en 6etrciben, in meld)cnl
Wanren ueritcigcrt lucrbell, iuur.
Ben geitern in Der peitlifen Eoli5ci.
I%tation inter 9iirgihaft fir ibren
Ero5eB g%eitellt, ipeil lie angeblih, of.
ne I'M @eiib elmer 2icer5 81 iein, bds
8eihGit zines Muftionators betrieben
buben iolen.
oSE. kIs-a 0f.zf..s 6.t.x~x ne o~:.. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

ben Ser 8erein bei'm CONCERT Der
u@ereinigten Singer" gum Tortrag
bringeu miro. Sn Der auf Die cling
itunoe fol9enOen @ei61ftsiisung, lit
mel6er &rGiioent Sob. @dermanu oen
GpriiB uno SefretGr Sobn Raub oas
Erotofoll fiibrte, tpuroen Ginlaoun-
gen ent9egen gcnommen nomn Eballa=
Wt0nnerd)or" uno Der ,Gintrddt,"
Johann fam Elm S6rei6en Der Ser.
S1nger" sur 8erlelung. Son Serrn
Sob. Wtapr lief cine biibi6e Iniidts-
torte bonn &%ofbrdubouS in Wiin6en
elm. Na6 Der Geriommlung lpuroe
Der 81. 8eburtstag oeS SetretGrs
&o6n Rollb mno Der 70. oes uftiben
Wtit0lieoeS @errn 6rit bon Der Sepoe
9efeiert. Sierbei iulroe 3ueleid Der
0urit geloidt, melhen Die Sof6r1l-
boltStorte 0eS &errn Mopr berborge-
rltfen bate.
10 o5ort @ 6nner6or."
Die reguI6re SiugitlrnOe oes
oWto5ort.MGnncrdors" fnno geitern
Abelto in @rn. Robert Soamer'35
&ollc at Der Orleans. iuno Gbapsi-
StraBe Itott. 8eiibt mur0en unter
2eitlng Don Erof, Geo. @. Boebl-
mann Gbore fiir oen Gnoe oieies Mo.
mats ltottfinbenOen ausflug nod BENT
rGorIep Eurf". Sir oieieu gilsfluI
mllrben nlId) III Der @ei6ditsiisuug
arrangements getrofien, Johann pur-
DC cine Ginloolng beS rSbolia-Wdn.
nertors" entgegen genommen uno
Elm Sdreiben Der Der. Sdnger" pac-
lcicn.
M elooie."
Der 8eianguercin oMelooie" iibte
geitern g(bcno in ieinem @~ereinslofal,
Srn. Sufob &ieB' Sole on Ser sSor-
reIt' uno Solu.S traBe. inter 2eitlung
bon Erof. j. GnroluS Gbore fir oas
Gon5crt Der n&er. Singer. Sn Der
@eld)Gftsiibung puroe beihloiien, ant
llddrlten Sonntag nit Dem AGantou.
Steoerfran5" ben nHittern Der 6rei-
belt" I'M .Sibcrtp.Eorf" einen geiud
nb5uitottcn. Mehrere Ginlaoungen
tullr0en nilgenommen. SIM 2aufe oes
Mbenos erifiet Sr. George Simmel-
be6er, Sefretar Der Ser. SGnger,"
mo ernrintertc Die Singer gum flet.
Bigcn 9eilld ser Eroberl.
DIT Baltimore @eih1ftS.
lcute 8erein."
Nad lGngerer Sommerpouie purbcn
geItern Die regelmGBigen 8eriamnl.
litgen 0eS % Baltimore 8eidGfts-
lelltc. &ereins" in Der .@bite Saa"
an Der @anf'S troBe pieber aufgs.
tomnlel, Den Goriit fiibrte Brdiis
Dent =. ". Shipper, mGbreno Sefre.
tar George 2eimbod protofoairte.
Us iullroe DER Sorihlag gemodt, bei
Srn. Mrn. 81. Souie, oem Yr1lioenten
Der ~Gereini9ten StruBenbabn . @e,
lcIllhaft" INN tbeilmeiie Ser1noernrlg
Der &oute Der Spnrrops Boint0aa.
CONS nadBuIlden. Die @eihdits.
lcllte BON OIt.9oltimore piinidJen,
Dab otcie WnggonS an Der s. StroBe
IN 0igbIonotolun in oie g%oItcrn.gpe.
einbiegcn uto oann bic e%oltern.gpe.
bis grooomop fobren, pom grooo.
nan bis sur SoIlioap.S troBe oenieI-
ben Neg nebnlen luie Die @aggonS
Der Wnoiion.apenue.2ini un6 OIL
Der SoIibopsS traBe in Die Sapette.
StroBe einbiegen. 3pedS tpeiterer
NitSorbetluna oieies Glanes finoet
am nofiten Gienltog abeno in Der
@obnung oeS Eralioenteu cine Sit.
sung zines fiir oieien 3iped ernonns
ten Spe5iol.G omite'S ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21
SonnenaMf+ unO ltnteraana.

Spnnenalligong. 10 llbr SO Win,
Sonnemtntergang. 6 llbr Wtn.
Wonblmtereong 3 llbr 20 Wtin. Morg
Slutb ......5 ltbr I Min. IorgenS
Slutb. .,.....5 llbr SO Win. aben63
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

SuosGborlc9sS traBc Gin Gntpfong
itatt.
@olocne &oh6ci - Scrr
ilno Trou Gbomos s. 8aitbcr icicr-
ten 0citcrn ibre golocnc SpdBeit olli
tbren 2on09rtc in Soncpoob bci
GQicott.Gitp. llntcr Sen B1iten be,
fallc iid, olld) 8oupcritcllr 8orfielo.
2 d)0nes Nbihic0Sfeit il. -
Gin idores Abid)ieoSicit mllroe &C.
tern i'm Saitie ocs Srn. Geter Wiilba,
Nr. 447, Siio.S trideritraBe. peralt-
%italtet, mclfer iif mad Dem ihonen
ltnBnrn bcgiebt. Speiien unb @e.
trdife CAB cs in Sii1e ui1o 6iille,
heiitIde mo rlim1niifc 9ieoer nllr.
Den gelltngcn uno nadcr getan5t.
litter Den Alnpelclocl bcialtoen iif):
&S. George 9lbam, 2a5ar Gol9pa,
George Gogoforin. San @ibialnrin,
Sinion 3bagalt, San 3ebclean, Yetcr
YetraSflL @eIclie 0iminesfit, Wafic
Eolma gianin, Eaoel Sofia, Sono5u
@uilpd5anlt, 9flef Hriiacianit, Conan
&oolL Stefm aofronL Sncob Wiiaer
unb Die Srnuen gltinbetb Wiiller,
Waria Gotror, Caniba SSspas, Moiid
Sspus, 9eona Golgpa mio Nnnn
goon,.
Sic Yriifungs ge60r6c
bes observation-disclosures 5ei9t OH mlbe.
rer Stcue bes .3cutifcn gorrcipon-
benicn" oil, oab iic ont 10. Sftobcr
bieies Sabrcs cine Triifung o6bolten
miro fir IitsItcllnlg I'M 6ciacr : &c.
pnrtcmcnt.
2iemtcnant 2engue 10 e.
berum poron.-9 Bel Der geitcrn
itatteefunbenen Eriiiung fir Captain
ser SaicnpoliSei befam lieutenant
Mlbcrt 8. 2eagiie 95 uno lieutenant
ebuaro 5. Carer 9212 Yunfte. Sci
elmer friibercn Triifnng fiel 2ieiite.
1tant Gorep burdl; ieitoem bat er je'
bod ileibig Napigotion itltbirt.
.GIubs perurtheilt. = Sic
fiini in gelair-9ountp befinolifeii
geieQifoitlifen Clubs murben iue.
gen MiBaftung bes 2ocal.S ption-
@eieses seitern gu ic $500 unb SO.
ltcu bcrurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Vlei perGangt. @aliers
Sll9cniler Glif 5eigt I'M .9eutiden
Gorrelronoent" an, oaB oas @aiier,
Gepartennent % Sonnen brauft.
Stnan5ielIes. = Die ,Worp.
ldlto Golualtp Company" 5eigt int
vGeutIden Correspondent" all, baB
oos Gireftoriltm cine pierteliGbrlife
9ipioenoe bon 31a Ero5ent ooer SIG
Gents pro antbei[ erfl1rt fat.
GeDiiion Ser @uGIbe.
rihte. Die Stats. 8ablatf.
lidts- geb0roe besann geltern ole
GebilionS-9 eboroe sic Gepibiruia ser
Erim1rtuobl-g eritte, Die lie belte
oieQei6t beenocn miro.
Scam an Ben unredten
Blas. 8enn elmer einbred)eit
mill ltto gerdtb an Die gebauinng ei-
mes Eoli5iitell, 10 lit Dies in Sen met.
item 61Qen fir ben Serrn Ginbreder
cine iotale Sade. Gin folder 8ed,.
oogel lit Der 20 Sabre alte Neger
aleraroer Yoluea bon Caroline.
nabe @oligbitraBe. Seriel6e puroe
geItern ~9tadnittag bon Dem Seraean-
ten Geo. u. Gubl bonn noroliden 9i.
thrift abgefaBt, ais er in oeiien Sof.
railn geflettert mar, INN naf etipas
@relibarem llmid)au 5it baIter. Ser.
geant Gubl bradlte leinen arreItanten
ltaf Der noroliden Yolijeiitation. mo-
oerlelbe ourd Hif)ter Yadaro benz
@eriftsperfabren iiberipieien ipi,r6e.
Sn Die SIfte gei6oi.
Ell puroe Ser Neger Huius Sate
bon Nr. 404, Heip.S traBe, tp1breno
er an Der @ilmor. unO 0ranflin.
StraBe itano. 9a Wiemano in 0er
Nadbarihoft 5u ieben mar, miro am
genonrmen, ooB anaben cine Batrone
anf oaS StrabenbobngeIeiie geleat
batten, nm oielelbe CUR grploiion ais
bringen. Der &eriuunbete iano i'm
vWtorplano llniperlitdts SoIpitol"
Mifnobme.
.. 81 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21
SaS Wetter.

Sir Marplano uuo ben 9iItrift
Columbia Flor unb mormer am 6reis
tag. Samltag tbeilpeiie bepolft,
2eibtc BON Often nod Siiooiten INT
ipringeuoe @inbe.
GS mar ge(tern Elm bGBIider rallber
Gag. Nm 9ornlittng regnCtc es uno
nod elmer mcbrItiinoigcn |olie iing
rs I'm cttpd & llbr Nbenoa miebcr al
5t r%icicln. GoS Thermometer
idiuanttc bon 6 llbr Mprgcns bis
s llbr Abcnb9 MIR 3pii6en 81 uno
SO 8roo. Ger bod)itc thermometer.
Itono ipur0c nm 1 llbr &ad)mittoga
crreidlt. Die nicoriglte ScmperntlIr
bon G2 8rao luor Inn / llbr Nad)
mittagS.
Sn ben onocren @unbc3 .@ettrr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mllrbcn sic
tolgcn0en botiten Gcmperoturen per.
6cld)nct: Gaitport 81, Eurtlonn IS,
Bolton GO, Albonp 60. New. Dorf 81
Gbiluoelpbio Ga, atluntic.@itp IS
Gope Wop y, @oibington 70, Norj
tolf 81, Charlotte 90, Sotteros 81,
Milmington 81, GborleIton 81, 90.
bannab 81, Sodipnpille 81, ,Sllpitlr
Sc, aeps@eit So, Ntlonto Sc, Wont-
gonlerp SO, Mems Orleans IS, Hole-
itine IS, @alpelton 81, Corpus Gbriiti
Sc, Wempbis 80, Cincinnati 80, Se.
iueeo 66, Eittsburg 81, Buffalo "a,
Glepclono 81, Gctroit 50, glpena 6G
WarQuctte a, Green Ban 81, G6icapo
Sc, 9lllutb 62, ct. saul 80, 81.
SouiS Sc, &aniaS-Gitp "a. Smoho IS
Suron GA, 9i3nlord So, Sabre 81.
Salt 2nfe 60, Gerber IS, Tooge-GitD
81, Sos angeles 76.
ga e6all.-5n Baltimore, no
Die Baltimore ulo Soronto Clubs sic
@allfniippel frell5en molten. uno in
SerieD Gitp, no it'd Die Seriep Gitp
nno Buffalo Clubs gegenii6er iteben,
fanoen iuegcn lngiinltigen 8etters
feline Spiclc itott. Sn Nelparf &c.
iuanl Der beilniidc Club acgen Mont.
real ulo III BropiOence ser bcimiide
Glib 9egen HodeIter. DIS Geiultat
Der Spiele mar mie folgt:
On Ictuart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

EGiIe CUR Heiie in's Nnslaub &c.
iurst 6. &aine, Wr. Alb, Ci.galti.
morc-Str., maize Chiffon !Sonie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Hdfc fir's Nnsianb beiorst g. 9aaine, Wr.
4f3, tsgattimpre~ctr., uabt Gmifam Spuis. Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-21

Die od)t Sabre olte Seoa gllt bon
Nr. 1900, SanooerltroBe, mllroe &C.
tern an Der GborlesitroBe ino Sort
Npennle bon einem @uggon Der ga.
repitraben.2inie getroiieu uno erbebs
lid am red1ten anie perlett. Sic
ipuroe nnd) ibrer @obnrng gebraht.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21

the reputation of being rather
sleepy, but its merchants are pro-
pressive as can be found in the
West, though all of them are
not represented i'll the press of the
city, yet their fairness and frank
ness combined with square dealing,
wins for them a fair share of the
general trade, though they do not
advertise, and we believe if they
could be induced to use printer s
ink judiciously, they would find it
a most excellent investment. El-
lensburg is neither dead or asleep.
Our business men are quick to
grasp new ideas and adopt up-to-
date systems. The trouble seems
to us to be purely a lack of hearty
cooperation. A genuine all pull
together, all speak as one man and
all act as one man-for the benefit
of all--and it would soon be nee
essary to cut up adjoining farms
into one, five and ten acre tracts i'll
order to accommodate the home
builders, the life of any city.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21
RAILROAD RATES

The decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States that a
railroad may be lawfully required
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to make adequate connec-
tons with other railroads for the
convenience of the public IS most
important. This is especially SO
because the Court decided that 1t
is the primal duty of carrier to
furnish adequate facilities to the
public" though, some pecuniary
loss from rendering such service
may result, so long as the general
earnings of the carrier are not SO
as to deprive it of a rea-
sonable profit on account OF this
particular requirement.
The logical result of this decision
will be far reachipg, for it would
seem to entirely cut the ground
from under the contention of the
railroads that where a two-cent
rate has been made the
rate and such would be
therefore it is unrea-
1t is the earnings of the
railroad in its entirety over the
whole system, both passenger and
freight, that must be considered i'll
deciding whether the company is
deprived of property without due
process of law.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21
CIRCUS CLOWNS PLEASE
Norris 4 Rowe have Corps Of Grotesoue
Fun Makers.

Ask a child what he remembers ~,
thu big circus and its foregone con.
clusi"n that he will first mention the
clown. He invariably retains in Ii.
memory the absurd doines or savings
OF these laugh provokers ana ifthe IN,
making, fun loving jester can make .
chlid laugh his mission has surely heen
accomplished, With the Norris g..
Rove circus this season is a corns Of
Fools that would evoke the lauohtor
OF any juvenile or adult that had even
the faintest sense of the comical .ida IS
things. Principal among the larqe
number of funny fellows is Garc Va,
derbuilt better known as "GiguIina
cary lie enacts the roll of the nm.
usually fat policeman. His FINN, fan.
and accumulation of troubles IN NJ.
efforts to arrest the other clowns sanIs
the children into shrieks Of L,gb,on
Then there is "Tobo" Ducrcw ami ~
clown dog; "Happy Harry" Ciom,o'.''
Cheerful Bill" Keno; 'Gro,asl1''' >,
Will Tafe; "Rube' O'Niel ana .Jr',.Y
Lawson. Many and various are the
devices that these laughter provokina
geniuses invent for the edifca,iIa : :,
their little friends This season tbr
clowns are assisted by animal cln.'.
There are clown dogs, clown MONKEYS
pigs goats, pelicans and clown nn,i
Inc clowns use an automobile ,L.,
busts'' a trick house that FAM "''
pieces; a trolley car that rms nrr -
track the fat policeman is RIM a' w.
and many other funny thjnrs a' 0,e'
that sends children home in sn, aIe'r
recollection The clown. ma,a ''''ue
hrst appearance in the clow,' i ''o''
the parade of the Norris & Rona "''u IA
when W it exhibits at Ellensburg Tn I1o"
May q, 1907, friday
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21
TAINTED NEWS
Faxed Reports Of Municipal Ownership and
Government Control Sent Abroad.

Municipal ownership of public
utilities may be a good thing or it
may be bad. The question has not
been decided. People in this
country arc pretty generally of the
opinion that we are too corrupt and
too great blookheads to put it in
successful practice even if it were
excellent; but views OH that point
may change i'll course of time. We
may ultimately convince ourselves
that we are not greater boobies
than other nations.
However that may be, the oucs-
ton OF municipal ownership ought
to be decided upon it's merits and
upon the facts, lot upon false i'll
formation. Golfers Weekly is
printing a series of articles which
disclose a systematic propaganda
OF prevarication in respect to the
success of the experiments Ameri-
can cities have made in the owner
ship of gas and waterworks and
street railroads. The propaganda
is operated by group of men who
seduously conceal their names.
OF course they are persons who
benefit by the private ownership Of
franchises and the robbery that too
often goes with it. Their method
is to send out dispatches which mis-
represent the facts and get them
published by hook or crook in
reputable papers. Usually it is
done by crook, that is by deceiving
the papers. The dispatches arc
plausible i'll tone and there is no.
thing about them to indicate their
real nature and purpose.
In Golfers for May 4, there are
several Photographic reproduction S
of these deceptive news dispatches.
One of them from Alabama gives
an account of convention which
opposed federal regulation of rail
road rates. The truth about the
matter was that the convention was
dominated by a gang of railroad
lawyers and the dispatch was paid
for out of railroad corporation
fund. Another of these menda
cious news items stated that the
municipal waterworks of Lincoln,
Neb. were a failure. The com
mercial club of Lincoln held a
meeting to repel and rebuke" the
falsehood and sent out denial to
the press.
Everybody remembers that Tie
railroads carried on a similar cam
paign when the question of regu-
lating rates was before congress.
Its success was not encouraging,
but the monopolists seem incapable
of learning anything from expert
ence. The people of this country
have developed their brains to the
point where they can think for
themselves. They do not take
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21
The Man Who Wins.

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natural That inc '''','' VIM 1o,,,d
brains 10 inc Oc9' ''' y ''''''9
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though 1t may hurt yo" ~ P'" !
with the colt
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must make every DAY WoiN count.
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doing things you VIII ol''y l'I'No
hall pay. 1t IS ohIy 'Ile ''i'IiA'
that are well done on inc i'Ii'l 'ii"'
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tend to do them rlghI pct'cI not
try at all. thousands OF FARMERS
try to do so much that thcy l''I "l
partly tan III cVefY'hiii8' Ihcl
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and at the end OF the year thcy are
no farther ahead tIlan WAch Ihcy
started III.
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cnll'eTy' HIS wagons ms i'i ''''
ana '''' ieI'ce'' ID I'o' AWAY , '"S
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ness ana your gates Will DC palcIl-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21

TIE Roosevelt machine state
committee of New York has turned
down resolution by - to + ell
d rising Gov. Hughes for president.
NV York Republicans will have
to be satisfied with Teddy or Taft.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21
4 b - y - AZ q y a. r

Ii it is true that President Roose-
welt is urging Congressman Burton
of Ohio to run for Speaker against
Uncle Joe, there will be a fight
that will make the Republican
edifice tremble.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-05-21

DEMOCRATS are towards at home
and traitors abroad was Theodore
Roosevelt 5 opinion not long since,
and yet John Temple Graves wants
the Democratic national conven-
t Oh to nominate him for president