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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-03


The kind words Of welcome spoken by your
the warn welcome he has extended and which
others have expressed l appreciate the pres
ence Of this multitude, and that which 1t i'm
plies. but most OF all I appreciate the oppor-
tunity 20 say word for my Masters word
which. by His blessing, may lead some in
this vast crowd 10 a surrender OF heart and
soul 10 Christ.
passage from the Book of Revelations In the
Bible. Wonderful Bible Marvellous book. 1t
is Gods word, with message for man at every
stage in his life, and too. IL Is literature Of
the greatest and finest sort. This is the verse
of the Bible which foundation for
what ] shall say
s.And the armies OF heaven followed him upon
white horses, and he that went first was clothed
with vesture dipped In blood
Military marches have a fascination for us all.
and the proof of that Is found when a parade
of soldiers sweeps by. with military band
accompanying the marching men, We hurry TO
window and easement to watch the parade.
Our pulses vibrate hearts beat faster as
the men march past We tingie with the
emotions inspired by the file OF men In uniform
on parade. What is the fascination of it2 Is
IL the glitter of sunlight helmet. the shine
OF color and the brillance-of soldierly uniform
Is II the music that sets the pulse beating fast:
Is that all: | think not.
Deep in the hearts of those who watch aud
are thrilled rs the soldiers march by is the
thought-vague perhaps. but always present
that this file Of men make a battalion who have
given up home and the kiss Of wife and child,
answer their country's call. They go to bat
tie Death is always at their right hand They
serve and fight and protect and guard the land.
The5 are thought Of as heroes As such they In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
llnicr SanoeI NIT 9eatidJIanS i'm
,Sult 1907.

Rod] cincm eben peroffentlidJtcr
Bulletin 0ca Stotiitiitcn bureaus
I'M SonoelS-0 Cpartcmcnt belief lid
Der @ertb oeS 8cianmtbonoelS Der
yer. StdQten nit 9eltid)lano i'm
lebten SuIi uuf %onn0berno 80 Wi!'
lionen Collars, mopon rltno 1863
600 Collars ulf Die Ginfubr aus
2eittitlnnb uno 15,259,0OO QolurS
nui 1lnIere Nll@flIbr nah Seutihlon6
entinllea. Sir einen Wonat red)t
rcIpettnbIe 3nbIen. @egen Den Su!I
oeo @oriabrc5 crgiebt lid filr Sui
cine 3ulabme BON runo orei WtiIlio-
men in ser Ginfubr ans Geutihlan6
utO cine Steigerllng u~nierer Nus
illhr borthin bon 2,436,000 Collars.
llcbcrbaupt lit Der 8~ciammtboltoel in
Den bier letten Sabrelt ltetig gclua6-
len. NnS bat MN 3elltidlunO I'M
Sltli bon inns ballptiGhlid) intpors
tirt? Sbcnun itcbcn Sleiit mo
Sleilflpuarcn, @almruouc, @alinls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb Gel, Sabuf,
NtiucraI0lc, allpfer, Sleomargarin,
Voroiiin Sor}, MaiS, @ei5cm Webl,
&oIj unb M0bel, Observation-Disclosures
maid)inen, 3Gltte mo Selc, Glen,
mo Stabl!uaoren, Sdreib. llno Ndts
moidinen, 2eoer uno S6ube, &eins
ioomen 9tiiiie, Nutomobile, ltbrcl II.
a. 0afiir ~lieicrt ms 9elltiflonO
Cement 49, I'M Sllli iiber 211R Wtillios
llen Eflllto, Scioc, WoQ. l1nb 9aunl-
ipolmaorerL &inncn S%piellpooren
Tim Sllli fir S6S,000 Collars Eel5.
moaren, Eor5cllan, irocne Wooren,
Gtcingut, @dltc, amltihllf, Suno-
idube, Spiben, Yopicr. Bidder,
@cine llno 0loere g~cgrobrene ooer
6cltilirtc @ctrdnfe, SorbItofic, G0cl.
iieine II. a.. Gic @ehuuptlng ser
&Od50lluer, ooB Geutid)lono fuit mr
Hobpro0llftc ans Sen Ser. Stuotcn
be5iebc, ooiiir ober lc6iglid) Snoll.
itrieproo,lfte naf Sen Scr. Staaten
ousiiibrc, lit nod) Dem @erid)te ocS
Statiitiihcn bureaus nidt boltbar.
llnb menl 0eitihlono irps unlcrcr
jltrn Cbeil u%niinnig boben 3ollc nod
imnler cinen glltcr nmcrifnlilhcn
Wtorft bat, 10 perbicnt es oos III eriter
Clinic lpobl ser @iitc utlo HccllitGt
ieincr Wuorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
HcfaunimadJnngc
0eIuaotcitsamt her Staot Baltimore.
Nh Gitcrn unh Vprmiinncri

0eiuaotcitsamt ocr Staot Baltimore.
Mn Gitcrn Gnb 1urntilnocr!
Nd6rt0t lit bterllit 9cgeocn, onf Aiiiocr. bic
in Ole nffcntliGle Shnle gebct ioueii, lest as
titptt n-0ct miiiieI, lpcitH tie lf!d)t loon friibtr
crlolare,lJ hacciniti iuoroeu iino.
Tr. flames YuSlsn,
SciurohcitssG ouImiiidr.
gtns2i-4 .26-3l. sept2-7,9--iD
Siirean Der Strahcnon III d,b udls.S ON iidre.
N1%eist8ebdnoe.
al 1t III D e.. 20. TuQM't 1907.
Scpdrnte mo perfteacltc slHachoic. an bet
-Qcnro OF IparoS. Care OF tbe Glib 9iegiiicr, 4"
~Gorsiiirl. iperoell BON Observation-Disclosures IN fcts
llcEt 9lredu I'M HathbuIiS bis Wlittiupdl, ben
II. sestcmber 1907, II tilr Tprmittaae. cit
pc9cii 0eiloitrleil tit ole Ntoeutrung. ben Scl'
1ei,bdli. Nnltoitetrban nlTb Die Silaftcrino init
Widcuennt oer
acte.apenue, non Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bis
jar 8arrifou.9tuenuc.
Spe8tfiiaiiuneu iii,n Sliloebpts: sornrrlarc iper,
Den aui Hppliintiolt in eiefeni Sliircuu ~gclieferi.
no Bldile ntb YruItlc etnaefebcn iperoel ibnileri.
Eie 9oniraiiocrgehit9S sGeb1roe beblIt ft,
bc5 Ned,i Dor, irgerlo iueid,e mo ale 9igcbute
u oerlperien. Gin beGl1ubiater Gbed III Der
S0be bcS in ben Spc5ififatiorsu nnaegebenen
Seirnacs, Sahlbdr az oeIt Dilnor lito Stuoirntl
BON Baltimore, mus icoent ~siigebot ~beigefiiet
fem.
Sames g. Smith, per Z. n. VI,
SraIiocflt Der observation-disclosures > GonimiIiGrt.
Gngent g.. 8ubBers.
GIerf.
Guteebei6er:
Z. SarrD W.ahpuf,
'Trdiioenf hcr Gontraftoeraeburas s@eborbe.
tIla29. 30,3i ,SeptS, 4. {, q, 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
SimansieQes.
Gtnnt Marnlnno.
shasmeiiters SHrenu

NHnapoll NO, ii. Wuglili lVUi,
9ilan5 TN edbnenu,t $S75,2i4.95.
Ierbant3' NntionaI @anf bon
Baltimore, nh. .............. $2iS.i53.90
Critic Nntional.eaut bon Salii.
1be S%SatioraI 9arf Of Commerce ~
bon baltimore. no. -. %, 5000
Che Commonwealth Snnt hon Ball
ga ita,Eat li his 8ainf Of N,tairoiano '
bon Naltiinore, DO. -. 547S.37
Baltimore, no. .............. 1G.35o.s3
S1e 9~idtioruI Webanics' Vanf bon
Baltimore, Vio. ............ 3O,9S0.T1
more, no. ,..G... 4O.O42,57
Baltimore, DIS, ............' 1I8ll.s7
Rational Gr6anse Suni BON Ball
5arinsrs' anS 1jey6anlS' ~giaftonal
Runf bon Baltimore. DID,. 2i,20i,9 81
9til5ell5' Rational Vdnf BON Bal
Commercial anb 5armer5' aatio.
nal Qnnt pcn baltimore, 9lO... 25I45,97
CID Conn g~tutional 9anf Don
Baltimore, no. .............. 10,7Io.03
iilnorc, Wo; .............. 1i,10O.59
move, ms, 5.G5l.Ot
Mir, ND. ,......,............ 2O,2o2.G7
sa Mi1; 70 g3]jidillaaai sani bon 'O''4l'4l
annapolis. no. .............. 0,O77.75
Gordeisr gaiional.Vanf bon garl.
sa uiae9s ant ans Micrdanis' aaito. '-'-'''
nal 9anr bon Gambrioae. Msp:. 1l05.10
linton Rational Sant bon @eft'
sa Mii.its''' G ano @iert6antS sai, -O'-V"''
bon saItS6nrn, M6........... 5.Gs0.32
Sin. M6, ...,:...,.....I... 25,o5O05
b%erlanb. MS, ,..,......,... lol29.73
GuIn6crinnb. M6. .......,.... 1oO7o.42
Sorf Stpoit. mo. .,......,. 6,7770l
Canton Rational Sanf bon Cans
bile, :JiO. .,.......,......... 5.3Os,A9
?outfi: M. ...........1..... 5,Ots.os
MN. .....e.'.. l2.sso.O3
iiundl Nauf bon Gallon. VPo.... 9.533.40
Satnpsco Sectional 9ant Don
GGicoit Gitu, Mo. -. 7li9.o2
Npne. MS. ....,'',..,. -. s.o3s,Oo
foiE @S. tO,36i.25
Geuirepiqe. nh. ............. g,792. 0G
Pcople's NationnI gliif bon SEN
2cnfou %s|Saitioiai sninif' bon Sen.
gyo 'sT. 4 rs $,l,4a; gGa 55;iiasaoss. 95,s: s.:5l }955:jS
VeopIs'S Rational @dut bon Sas
ocrstolpn, mo. .............. iS,9s5.sO
Critic giotiounl @auf bon 6tpits
burq. Mo. .........,.!... 9,76S..3
Griie RutionaIs@anf Of soitberr
pas, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; s,93o.oa
bon Gbeitertplpil, Wo. ........ 5.f37.3G
Wnrine Narl bon GrisfteIb,
lbc Gniesbinc National @ani BON
eptesnile, WIS. ..,........;.. s,2Os.lG
lin. NIB, IOs0.as
Giiion, &56. ,,.'~.. 100000
.bp:c. ms, 5,5a7.s5
--.-.-a---=
Ss75.27i.93
@Errab Gnuoiper,
Scaemeiiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

@cmiicrm Sen ais Gin
leitlltg 5li oen ,Siiritcn 3uiommcn'
f"iinitcn III Sminemliinoc. rnb @il
helnlHbobc mod)tc lid III cngllld)cil
arciIen cin aelpiiierllmldJpong in oeli
Nnildten bcmcrfbur. Mon llld)te
SGniit,louo politiid) obllc N%orcinge-
ilommcnhcit 9crcft 5u lpcrbeu. Is
mlnd)tc lid olld) Gin ge!pilicaS crtralull
IN Die VoIitit Tci,tifloro'3 bemerf-
bar, bon Ser man III mond)cn arciicll
gngIaub'a annimnlt, oab lie sic per
ionlid)c aoiicr @ilbclm'6 lei. To3
fam bcreitS III hcn Yreb.Grorterlm.
gen onldBlid, Der Smincuiinoer 3l,.
loInnlcnflirlt gum 9liSorut. mic maj,
IN fciielnber @ciic oiis Den illtcrci'ans
tcr RrcBnlla5iigcn ocS edo" (@er-
lag bon ). $. Sd)orer, Berlin S@
49, lcien tam. @ir nc1lcll MIR bic
Ecicrate: Ser G5or in Suincmiinoe
= Cine 9iirgidait beS 6ricbens -
II. |. 10. Gle iitrisen m;dtiacn |or-
9Gnae Der abgelaufencn @od1e MGR
Den burd) 8apitel illuitrirt, rpie: las
2uitidiff auf Der 6rieoens Gpnferens
aonig eonarb mo feline iriiden
unteribanen - 9eihicblng pom Ga.
loblolca : Gie gelbe Hoiie III 9raii.
licr @unr heutiden @ercillSlehcl,
in 8ubIano = Gum MorhproSeb Sau
ii. NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Sn pullcm 8lause e%rTifnet.
Ter srOhartise 6amilien' &eiOrt.
Vrantupae parfs. neie Mntft Il meuts unp Nttrai.
ttuncn; beriibmtc SOC. WlablSeiten; salS.
,paiier Bah; ucriidt nno briuabrt,
W,nFf ron Der 5. 0iegtmsntS .taSene.
Seoem gefdat es tn Eplfeifer.
Ote 0ai Gina6.

Zen sauJeu ran obcr ciuen bclben Tug.
Srgtub Gtpas, nm Gui bic BAT an geIeugen.
9as gin3tee. mas eineln I'M SoHuIer iibria
bleibt lit cine Sabrt Die gdi binnb. Sic frts
iunee 2eltte folrmen beiiabe aus 8erlanGelt
onrriaf nm.
Gs ibertrifit In ber ean5en g8cIt Tl1ts I'LL.
fere priG1tiee GbefapeGies Bdi.
Ole IoIdbsTtersGcieaThait perdniiaItet erobe
Grfuriionen Die gdi tinauf uHo bic Bal berulls
ter. Sect 1T bic Belt 9efomrten, itt 8aten
fiir Sbre7 Sbulet uio Se1euftafien 5u itberu.
Seoerninun eebt mad IoI6efter.
Snber sic ben neuen Bier unS bic .GoutfeA
biefeS Subr 6ereits gefcben2
(W1at17-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Gtssitrs i6au.ae -e'4
WHbslm y. Heinhartt
~. aO21. Eet.sanimsre.s tra0e.
Wctp.yarf elaitiide Brudlbdnber,
p4ne 0eber.
tSaHtu 1ua naa Nedbt setraaen Derben.
@m1 Sart'8 nmmi.8Guber,
Helde nte rotten, iftbh bst'm Sasen ntmt.
Etefclsen finb bon Glen afcr5ter beftenS
empfobIen.
Gr psr1erttat anf geiteuiina NIB bat auf 9aaer:
e0uitert6nter, tlnterletbabhAbeu,
peidhs nmb eplSfiHen.N rndhbdaber,
10 nrrnnairt. baB tetne eeebrteu auuben Sc
tens a~utrieben aeften: ffnb.
Mue zPruGbduber, Ncrbaeen un0 Sfrftrrs
ine,te trereen anrnntirf. bab fe plien, unb
auf's Ganberfte nnb 9efte anaefertiat.
Glr 9aiIen iinb Simntef
urter Nufidf bon Wadb. yefnbarot borkanAen
Wb. 1elesson Gourt!ano 1884
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
@ilbefmiua Ehet6t.

Is fiarb gnt, so. sliguft 1907 nab iur5et
ardnibeit @iibeImiua Sfeiot, geltebte Satin
oes periiorbeHen J6rieorih Sdetst i'm Alier bon
81 Sabreit. Sic 0eethi9ung tineet 9Ruuta9,
ibrer seobnune, Jfr. 645, Go!uinbidssloerllc, aus
ftutt 81 (2Al-D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
HuwtanS's tiffiihe &aoer,
Fauitatie'WcbaHoe. Eunum grssu. erets often
Catherine Wiincr.

IS itnrb an /. Septcmher 1907 Catherine
W.iiIer IN brent 10. 9ebcnsidbre, geliebte @afs
lno 6reulloe ber ,Sdntlic iiuo attlilesoou etIts
9eldocll. Der Sceroigurg baijllnobHet, pelbe
Mtttluod,, glatmittaas . llbr pom ibrer S8ohs
nnng. 9ir. 92s, Sit.Gugers Strabe, aus All oer
-Nnltimore Nclneierh. ilnlliinhel. l2l5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Cine lefteme &efeaem6eit

fir Que Soinen, Die erfabrcne Sdneibertnnen
Su Ueroen tpiinfhen. @ebe befhrdnite gtn3abl
fritenfreie aeftionen in aIeioerfertt3en an ab.
ter eigenen Arbett. Sett 1T bic Sett, ib et'
men Ylap 3i sthern. W. Suber'S, Tr. 302.
sseit.e aratpha .straee. (37e--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Eroiibent Hpoicpc(tlGb IS
olirdl icii,cn ScfrctGr Soeb uflGreit.
oab CT gar nidlt bnrnn benfe, cine
Ncp. PORTER 3citlln0 5it fnltien ltn0
nad) Mblouf icine$ Nmtstcrmina DC
baftcur 81 lueroelt. Iie Nnhrid)t.
oab Ser Hpoicpclt iucgcl1 gnfn,iiS
Der 80. q. Sribnnc" i1tcrborolc.
iunr bon pcrihicocncn @lGttcrn per.
brcitct morocn. 81 ipcldem 3pcf,
oaS lit ldtper cin5uichcn.
u a d, eincm 9erid mi G
res ScncrnlfoninlS III Berlin, Sbat-
fnrh, bot E%eutid)lanb i'm perilolicncn
Sabre iiir $t61 ,963.95S Wouren nod
oen Ger, Stoaten %crportirt, cine 3u-
nuhllc gcgeli oaS &'orjobr INN $27,s
0OO.000. Nm StGrfiten %S,i9cnommlcii
hat bic Musiuhr aus bci1 aoniular,
Giitriftcn Berlin, &ambnrg, Magbe.
burg lnlo Stcttiil. iu1b illr Spci scr
illSgclammt 80 Iiitriftc babci luci,i,
ger Waarcn, ais irn Sabre porher.
l,of hcn Scr. Stontcil sur NhlsfuIr
9cbrad,t. Gle Nrtifel, IN lueld)cl iidl
Die 9roBtc Grport5lnabmc Seigt. lirb
Gbenlifolicn, Sonoid)ubc, 2eoer, 6or.
ben, @eine. Woldineric. fiinitlid3e
Sluntcn, T%el5poorcn. anopic mo
unNeihliiicne G%ian,ontcn. Srnnfreid,
bot. lnitt @eritt oes 8enerolfoninls
Iaion in Euris, i'm lebtel Sabre ben
Ser. Staaten iiir $t29,Gtt52a @aa-
reu eclicfcrt, Mno- lit bos cine gu
nabmc BON $22.0i3.s15 iibcr Gas Gor-
lnhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
&salarHmiang
TipioenSen,

Coupon 3tnieu Der fulgenben EbIigattuneH Der
~,,liHiteb altman Hnb Gicetric Spmpaul," an
1. Septcmbsr 1907 fantg, perben iuie fo!gt BE-
jaBlt iuernen:
Alcranher Wrpuu & Cons.
Gritc ispru5crtige Soniolloirie SppoibCf GoI'
poH 9ir. II.
p2afe 9iolanS @Ieuateo 8ail>uuD so. cr4e o.
prn5cntipc 6ppoitei. 9oupon 9tr. 80.
National Wcnbauies NGnt."
Central BniImaD Cos e. & J.. pDpot6ef,
Coupon Htr. u.
Z. g. Ninoiur,
(2i5) fieloertreteloer SddBIueiiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Sic Tinans. nnS 8eidaftslagc.

Z. q. WcSntpre uno Scnrp Glemo
lprcd)en lid in ibren @odcnbcrid).
ten giinitiger iiber Die Silion5loae
ants. 9ltf Dem gtticnmorft berrld)t
mleoer nlehr &ertralerl. Die 9orlens
9aren boben 5ipur mieoer eillcn Ser
iith gcn1ad)t, Die Yrcilc nod lpeitcr
bcrumter5ubriitcu, ocn Credit outer
6irn1cn unlider SIT mod)cn ltnb iucis
terc Siquioatloneu berbei5ufilbren,
ohne abcr grfolg 5l bQben. 0aS yer
irollcn tebrt micoer. Ger Credit bel
iert iif oIlgemod), obgleid Die @clo.
rotell nod imnler bod lino uno Dor
ollslihtlih fiir bcn NcIt ocs Subrc2
bod bleiben iuer0en. IS luerocn Sllr
Grntc5cit mie nod ocriclbcn ltetS
bohcrc Nniprilhc al Den 8elon,arft
QCitcat. Sic Grrteol,siid)tcn pcriprc.
den cincn 9iltcn Illrd)Itnittsertrog,
menn nid)t tribe Sroltc cintrctell, Die
Die Maisa mo Naunllpnll Grllte be-
eintrGhtigcn milr0en. @oS mcnigcr
0ccrntet miro, alS III 0clt lebtell Sob
rem, miro iiir oic Sarmcr Oitrd) bobera
Ereiie nett gelnod)t; Die Goniltme1'
ten babcn olleroing3 oieic Ereile 81
%bc3nblen. Naf aQen @eridtcn iiib
oie 0eid)1fte, %bcionoerS I'M Srncrn
ocS 2nnbcS. gut; bic NllSiubr iii
aroB, gleid5citig ober nlth Die Gilis
iubr. 10 bnB bic @anoelS.9ilonS 81
unieren @imitcn l!id)t nlcbr 10 hod)
lit. ipie IN friibcren Subren. 9tcllc
inouItriellc nnb nllOcre llntcrlcl)s
milnaer iperoen bnrd, Die boberen
Soften bcs MpbmatcriolS nro Der
Vroouftion mo Die anoppbcit alli
Dem @clonlarttc becintrGhtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

5l ieicrn. llnb ou$ miro bcute &c.
ideben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Sbcu0prc Sclnlcr.

@s itarb In I,etuport llcp3 am 81. sluGuit
1907, 3 llbr MscrgeHs, gbcobore $eiHer, &C.
llebter @atte poit Wiinnie Selriet. lie Seerots
tags, bon Der I5obminG lciites 0dters, Srn.
@erEtaro 9elther, nabe Glen Pupttit, Mo.. ans
anf Der sGehqr SiQ Geineietn" iinti. (2i5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Gtc ~SIl. Staats5eitung"
ifrei6t: u9bicago Iat jett 1920 re-
giitrirte @dbler. Iaa modeu lid oie
Serrifaftcn binIer bic Sbren ihrci.
ben. melde u%niercr Stnot cine Gin
mobneri6ait bon 3luci MiQionen al.
I~treiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Sn &6ite Y(oin8, N..9. / It
Ser &~edltSanmolt q. s. Ironf, SoGn
cincS 8cncrolmoiorS a. g. Scr Scr.
Stootcn grncc, luegel 0erlcitlrna
slim Meineib 8t orci Sobrcn 3l,dyt.
bats perurtbcllt morbcn. @cun oicie5
@ciipicl ii6eroll in Sen @~rrcinigtcn
Stootcn %nodgeobnt miirbc. oonll
nliibtcn nod picle 3%l,d)tGGulcr gebultt
mcr0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

rSarpcr's Wecflp" bat bic
Gntoedltng gcnloht, baB Ser itrcit.
bare aentudpcr 3citlrngSfdmpc
Scnrp @ottcrion ser cin5ige Gcmo-
fret lci, Scr icile Eortci gum Sicgr
iiibrcn fonnc. ga, pollcn Sen Scrrn
nal rcaiitriren. Iobei miro es matrs
ihcinlif alld bIci6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Ger @ittlpcr IN GngIan
bari iebt sic SfipcIter ieiner peritor,
bcncn Srnil bcirotbcn. obcr Ser Witt.
lpc lit cS INNER nod pcrbotc1, Sen
9riloer ibreS ciniti9cn @ottcl SIT che.
liden. - Sonocrborc Sogif ser eng
lild)en @eiebgeber. Sul,ce fir Scr,
8Gnierid iolte bod olld) Sallcc fir
Sic Cans Icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Snpan bat Sic 5u einenl
G~iienbo6nbou nod Sopon inportir-
ten hinciiifen GrIiS ouSgelpicic1l.
Nlld) Sopnn ifiitt icine grbeitcr Dor
Der Gonfurrcn5, abcr Das madjter Die
S>oponcr fir cinen S%pcftofcl. ais mir
ms Die biligc Nrbcit Scr Sapolcr
pom Salic hicltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Gie Neiu Yorter % uIti.
miIIionarin 0ettp 8recn, ipeldc in
Chicago 0runoeigcntblm im @ertbe
bon iiinf Miqionen Go1ors bciist
luijnidOt cine %GrmGBiglmg ibrer 9lb-
IhGbung. Stellcr5oblen lit aud fir
Die Wiuionarc cine Gait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

0oS or tie S0ngericIt bcS
Ncil-GnalanO. Stootcn SGngcrbun.
OcS fat lebtcn SomItog in Clinton
0ioii, icincn ailiong gcnommcn.
Bon 6cn 26 @ercilten 0eS 0unoeS be.
tbcili9en iid) 90 attn lnb II nebnlct
an Ereisiineen tDcil. Golpcrncitr
Curtis 0uilo cr0ffncte oa3 Scit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Giner De ni6e Hi]rnth1 cali.
fornllben0ut beiiBer tot n~od1peiSIid
100000 Ider Reaierln9sIono acItob-
len. Nrf bic Weiie fam man irciIid)
lcldt @roBgrlmbcigertbiinler perocll.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-23
DEATH OF MRS. ELIZABETH
B. PENGELLY gBETENSON.' D.

There passed to the beyond on
February 18th, little old lady OF
refinement and culture, who came to
Utah with the pioneers as carly as
1853. She, of gentle birth and breed
ing. endured the hal dships insepara-
bic from pioneer life and the pioneers
of Utah had more hardslips than
usually fall to the lot OF the fore
trekers of States.
7On fine September morn, with
her husband, She arrived in the Salt
Lake valley after long sailing-ship
voyage from Cornwall, England, and
a long and arduous trip across the
Plains They preempted several lots
on what is now opposite the Dooly
block and where the Chamber OF
Commerce. building now stands. A
few years later they abandoned the
property which is now SO valuable
and went South and made their home
in Beaver City'isThereathey lived
honorable upright lives. enjoying the,
respect and love Of their, neighbors
and maintained the old home until
now.
Mrs. Betenson died at ncphi, at
the home of her son-in.law, Enoch.
Burton, more OF old age than of any
functional desease. Her years NUM-
Der seventy-eight and she bore them
lightly, being of a cheerful and sunny
disposition and a great favorite with
all. who. knew her. The interment
was at Mount Olivet Cemetery, in
this city, Tuesday last. . She leaves
her aged hubsand, Captain Joseph
N, Betenson, to morn the loss of his
life companion, also four daughters
and one son, She played well, faith
fully and conscienciously her part
in life and has. gone to her great =
reward. .-...,..
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-23
WHIsKEY VS.. SPIRITS.

DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, of pure food
fame, was before a congressional
committee few days ago rcciting the
difference between whiskcy and
spirits. .a ....
According to the testimony of the
scientist, whskey is 4 distilatc from
the fermented mash of malt and con
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-23

sends Mr.. Fink out to lecture is an
enemy to the nation.
How long will the Commercial
club, the Manufacturers and Mer-
chants association and the Real Es-
tate exchange of Salt Lake City calm
ly sit down and not raise a hand to
combat such awful ard hun tful false
hoods? How long will they quietly
sit and let the Presbyterian Board OF
Home Missions distribute such books
and lectures as the above with II
others equally as bad, without COM
ing out with strong manly booklet
denying the awful stuff? Instead of
raising $4,000 to whitewash Utah
treason, despotsm, anarchy and
crime" spend $500 in a booklet and
deny with honest Indignation the ter
rible SANDERS that The Presbyterian
I
Board of Home Missions. and the
leaders of the American party are
heaping upon Utah i'll the eastern
states. Governor Cutler started the
good work in letter in the Phila
delphia Public Ledger Feb. nth 1907,
but he only combats Thomas Kearns
and the Salt Lake Tribune 1t is
wasting breath and ink to show up
Tom Kearns in the east further than
to show that he is in league with Mrs.
Schoff and the Presbyterian Board
of Home Missions to injure Utah.
Kearns and Dubois are looked upon
in the United States senate as in
CRATES and traitors to their own
states, which conferred upon them
the title of honorable. But when the
Presbyterian Board Of Home Mis-
sions send out lecturers, furnish
magic lantern slides to teach and il
lustrate that Utah is llot-bed of
drunkards, thieves, loafers, traitors,
despots, anarchists and other crim-
nails, it ought not to take the Com
mercial club, the NJ. g. M. association
and the Real Estate exchange long
to rise up in proper denuncia-
ton and let the world know IL a
straightforward manly letter that the
Presbyterian Board of Home Mis-
sions is hypocritical octopus with
fifteen lying tentacles or tracts.
Yours Truly,
V. s. PEET.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. IS, 1907.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-23

Wfffft ~ =" ~. -,
drunk ana, when he gets drunk drunk, on
sood. WHISKY Us is 3 Jolly good fel1
low I thing @e hate indisputable
evidence of that s,}vg- AMY
"Does it not depen6=upon the tenn
permanent of the. individual1s asked
another one Of the representatives, z
cit may be, because, 4 suppose
real gentleman would not z drink
spirits" y.
The moral to this tale, il moral
..saa.--.
there be is: 4-a..,....--......,
y Don't DRINK, sunless you drink whis-
Ky, and be sure that YOU are getting
the proper dope.--Stpte Journal. $3.50