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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
A Farewell Surprise Party.

q most delightful farewell sur
prise party was given to Miss Olive
Rankin on Tuesday night last. Miss
Rankin. who is very popular among
the young people OF her set, Is leav-
Ing next week for BeIiingham with
her parents. where they intend "a
make their permanent residence.
Among those present at the party
were: Diana Wise. Marguerite VIII
son. Blanche Webb. EstelIa Adams,
Pearl Ginnn Ruth Lcaverg Ruth
Derield. Lillian Smith. Orpha Lea.
vers. Nellie Buttles. Wilbur Clement
Paul Leavera. William Baker, o. "
Clement. James Smith. Ernest Lake
Leon Adams.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01

Salaries Too Small tn Support Fa.
miles. so They Stolc--fso to
Jail.

Chicago. Oct. 3o.---Three postal
clerks were sentenced TO prison Sat
urday In the federal court. Judge
3ethea made the sentences light be-
cause of the stories the men told.
Their statements we~ reinforced by
the declaration OF the superinten-
dent OF mail clerks In the Chicago
postoffice that no man with FAINT.
ly has any business entering the
postal service as a clerk.
1 Each of the three men sentenced
had a family. Each had sickness
In his family. Each received $500
a year as salary. Each testified thai
The stole because that would not pro.
vide for his family and leave an!
margin for medicine. Two OF the
clerks got two years each, the other
/ got three years.
They were John Semlow. two
years; II. l. Mills. two years; John
/ Shreves. three years.
/ Semlow has q wife and three chill.
! dren. Out of his wages of $50 9
month he had $40 for each memhei
of the family. That was Approximate
ly 33 1-3 cents a day for each o
the FIVE. But that amount would no,
do for him, so he stole to buy hi.
lunches and carfare. The same
process was necessary to buy schoo
books for the children. Recently
two members OF the family becam,
sick. Semlow fell behind-owet
the doctor. grocer, baker and butch
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
OId.Fashtoned Halloween Party.

The Misses Mary Morse and Madgc
Gushing gave an old-fashioned Hal
lowe'cn party to 36 girl friends at
the home OF the latter on Pennsy.-
vavnia avenue last night. The rooms
were lighted by LANTERNS and
candies, giving wierd appearance to
the surroundings. The decorations
were mostly In yellow and green. but
black cats were numerous and ghosrs
fitted here aud there.
As the invitation read:
Come to our party. please;
The conditions are 0Siy these
That an old gown you'll wear
To this our Halloween AFFAIR"
The guests responded by appear.
ing in all sorts OF grotesque and
ridiculous costumes. adding much
merriment to the occasion by their
unusual garments.
Games such ms bobbing for apples,
sailing boats Of fortune. witches PEN
dulnm. fortune telling and the fagot
charm. which led them through the
chamber of horrors" to the refresh
ment booth were INDUCED In. After
partaking OF pumpkin pie, cookies.
cider. popcorn and coffee. good old
fashioned taffy pull was in order.
Music both instrumental and vocal.
added much to the enjoyment of the
occasion.
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no CLOSE EARLY TONIGHT.
Meeting Mt Baptist Church to be Out
In Time for Jacob Riis'
Lecture.

Editor World:
note that the Incompatible Ja-
cob Riis IL to speak In your city to-
night. Let me say that have
heard Mr.. Riis often. and I hope
that every man and woman In this
city and surrounding country will
not fall To hear him.
regret that the meeting In the
church comes on the same night,
but we shall close the meeting
promptly so that those who desire
to attend both places may accom-
pilsh that purpose.
Mr.. Riis is a thorough Christian
gentleman and his message is OF the
greatest value to every person.
1t will be an opportunity that all
viii regret II they do not hear him.
This Is my substitute for amuse.
ments that have a demoralizing in
huence Yours very heartily.
GEO ROBERT CAIRNS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
ALL TITLES
ARE TAINTED
Fearless Editor of London Truth
Says House Of Lords Springs
From Tainted Ancestry.

London. Thursday. Oct. 31.--"A
diKsolute nobility. descended from .
tainted ancestry is the terrible In.
ldictment brought agains. the bulk
of the English peerage by Henry
Labouehere. the fearless editor and
critic
Resorting TO no soft ar.ihce oi
words to hide the severity of the
arraigumcnt. the editor OF Truth de-
ciarea that the majority OF the hold.
ers of titles In England today arc
the weak'ing descendants of infa-
NOUS forbears.
He mercilessly piIiories some o!
The greatest names and titles in
England. and declares the present
holders of them 10 be descended
from Illicit unions and fragrant liza.
sons OF the past
Exposes Ancient Private Life.
He points out that the govern.
ng body in the House of Lords IL
composed of men descended from
robber harons and. weak-moraled IA
vor!ies.
Taking some OF the greatest titles
in England. Labouchere shows how
they were created By kings to care
for illegitimate offspring.
Referring to some of the greatest
estates In England. he shows how
they were parceled out TO pay for
the amours of monarchs and TO care
for children across whose birth rec
ord the bar sinister Is drawn. Cate
gorically summing up. he points out
the absurdity OF vesting in these de-
scendants Of questionable unions oi
the past the hereditary power OF rul-
Ing througah the House Of Lords.
Scathing Article.
In a scathing article. headed with
fine sarcasm. "Our Old Nobility, =
LaJouchere takes up the question oI
the continuance OF the House oI
Lords as vested ruling body. and
then name by name catalogues tho
present holders of the titles and
points whence the title descended
and why II was conferred.
Labouchere proceeds to tell Eng
land some of the history OF III
! great houses. and the facts concern
ing the forbears of the men who are
ruling England through the House
OF Lords.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
ARRESTED the
WRONG BIRD
Sheriff Webb Returns from Bonner's
. Ferry Empty Handed.

The Bonners Ferry police arrested
the wrong man. The Jap they held
looked like Fulurmato's photo; but
when Sheriff Webb reached the Ida
ho town. and was shown the suspect,
he knew at once that his trip had
been In vain: that the murderer Fu-
lurmato was still at large. The man
held was Older and much taller than
the Jap wanted here for killing Tony
last September.
Sheriff Webb returned this MORN
Ing after pleasant and uneventfui
trip to Idaho.
ut vas inst case OF mistaken
identity" said he.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01

The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
Church will give a dinner on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01


er. lie stole is ie,ters aud was de-
,ectea.
Mills story was similar. lie has
wife and four children.
Shreves, n colored man. has n wife
who Is a chronic invalid and four
children. He got three years be-
cause his offenses covered longer
period than the others.
Revelation of the condition of
these employees aroused storm In
Chicago. but the superintendent OF
mall clerks said:
Il have no sympathy for these
mall thieves. When they come here
warn them that II they have a IA
mily they have no business to enter
the service. Most of them lie toget
here. Then they swear never to vio-
late their trust. After that We have
to keep $4,000 year men all night
watching $500 year men to catch
them stealing. Hardly day passes
but We have good reasons to sus-
| pect new men. II we were to push
our Investigations we would soon BE-
without force. In Chicago we nav
the men 5000. $500 and $1,000 a
year. In other offices they are paid
as low as 5000
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
Dinner Party Last Night.

Miss Cora Knowles entertained the
clerical stan OF the Wenatchee De
partment Store at Halloween din
ner party last night A most happy
evening OF fun and frolic was spent
by the following guests: Eva Ted.
ford, Stella Tyrrell. Alvia Thompson
Nettie Tyrrell, Fanny Rice Mrs
White, l.. Lyons. Howard Patience
Willy Rice. Winn Rice Mr.. White
Clifford Knowles.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01

Remaining on hand In the post
Office at Wenatchee unclaimed week
ending October %, 1907:
Mr.. Carl Bush. Mrs. Lollie Bow
er, Mr.. VIII Dunagan, A. II. Daw-
Hanson. Miss Maud Kent, Mr.. Pete
Mcdonald. Mr.. Harold McNames,
Mr.. Gust Martenson, Mr.. r. A.
Mann. John Naber. Mr.. VIM. Z. Put.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01

nam. Miss Lolita Peleien, Mr.. j. II.
Read. Miss Emma Smith. r. T..
Skiles, Mrs. G.. E. Stalsburg, OF
tat Thomle. Mrs. Susie williams,
Mrs. Frank wlks. II. g. woodson
Oscar Whited. Leroy Young.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised.
l.. NJ. HULL. p. NJ
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01

Jim Graham, who has had serious
trouble with blood poisoning in his
hand and arm, Is recovering.
Miss Helen Tibbits entertained
number of her young friends with :
ghost party last night. Music, dane
ing and Halloween games were in
dulged in until late hour. The
hostess was assisted by the Misses
Nellie .CuIp and Marie Mahoney, who
impersonated witches with high
peaked hats and black gowns.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
WANTED.

Pasture for $50 head OF cattle.
I LITTLE & WETZEf..
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
May Have Disagreed.

II looks az ~ Measrs. Ellis. Davis
and Shore have had falling on.
among themselves. but their quarrel
should not involve Mr.. Navarro. FL.
lis was general manager OF the G. G..
C.. Co last year. and the three men
ahovenamed are all stockholders
Ans quarrel they may have over the
road TO their mine should not In.
solve County Engineer Navarro.
commissioner Sanders further said
that he would like for anyone who
doubts his Judgment I'm the matter
20 visit tho roadway and see 1t for
themselves.
To man up tree II would seem
that John ~ A;kinaon erred In Civ
Ing ont for publication the contents
Of letter making such grave accu.
sations. before having himself made
any attempt IN verify them.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01
INSPECTION !!:!l PROVES
ROAD bSTANTIAL
Commissioner Sanders Disproves Allega-
ton of Leavenworth Doctor-Na-
varre's Engineering Feat
Commended.

j. Il. shore and ]. C. Davis OF
I.eavenworth. who wrote the letter
TO Attorney General Atkinson dc.
Inounclns the construction work on
State Road No. 4. which was inspect
and approved by Engineer Navarro
los this city. as "A Gigantic Steal.
have written the Daily World let
ter. In II they state; We did no.
consider 1t possible that this piece
of road had been APPROVED by Mr..
Navarro" Yet In their letter To At
torney General Atkinson they say
'''rhe road may have been inspect
ed by County Engineer Navarro.
The work speaks for itself. aud In
tones ot warning To those who may
travel the road" they continue. Ia
their communication TO the World
sanders Inspccts u.
Chairman Sanders, OF the board ot
county commissioners. having been
designated by that body To inyestl-
gate the road. went up Sunday with
Mr.. Navarro. and drove from Leaven.
worth over the road. When seen to-
day by World Representatives, he
said:
4 Fine Piece of Work.
II took a team with Mr. Navarro.
aud drove for IS miles over the Red
Mountain route. clear TO station a7a
plus %. which II the poin, at which
the appropriation was exhausted
and work on the state road stopped.
The road FOR the whole distance
trayersed Is IA ne a piccc OF road
building under difficulties ms | ever
saw. and I know something about
road building, for | butt a state
road ND the Columbia myself aey-
orei years ago: and the first thTse
years Of my working life drove aa
ox-toam over all kinds Of roads.
This road has q splendid bed. the
grade Is alright. and II is from I2
to Is feet vide all along its length.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01

As far az the appropriation laster !
do not see how the road could be
built any better. One or two little
bridges. built OF poles. were slightly
ont of repair. the bark having been
worn OF the poles and they had
ahrunk a little. but that could soon
fixed. The road Is absolutely safe
and in fine condition up tn the point
described where the appropriation
vas exhausted. From there on for
700 feet. or tn the point where the
trait joins tho private road of ths,
mining company. Ellis did the work
work on his own responsibility, with.
out remuneration from the state or
countr.s1 'ar as NC ara concerned
II was q donation road. Whether
or not he go; anything from the Che
Ian Copper Co. do not know.
Whether or not this 700 feet of road
~as huilt without coat 10 Mr. Ellis,
through hla sub-coutractor Moore. IL
not factor in the present controT-
.rxy.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-01

Mrs. Poweli's unrivalei peautifier
Patti messages and Eau de Rosine
can be bought at l1e Chelan avenue.
Phone 1865.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
DC Il.
Eflm1h : Enntpnanc.

Gbicogo, 81. Wtdr5. - 9ie an
Sii6pei6er genlo6nenoe Sdinlpf-
nletbooe, pel6e felt 9eginn Der
8o6lcompogne porberrldte, Der
i6limert ii6 foit tdglifL nno Der
Sernpltnft ser @obl, n0n1li6 Die
@cr6elierltt0 ocs lofolcn transport
ipItemS, Deri0minoet INNER mcDr
urter elmer Sllttb bon S6nlobltngen,
acknowledgement ltno &logcoroD1lll-
gen Der &ortcien. 3lpil6ct Den
Gonoiouten rnb ibrcn 3eitltngen
iperocn tGglid iold)e Compliments,
mic 2iigner, 9ieb, 0icineioiger,
y@rofter" etc. ollsgetouIdt, Salt SIT
icber Sogesitu1rOc 5ipiiden @ftttog
rn6 Witternndt ipcroen bon beloell
Gortcicn in alien Sbcilcn Der Stoot
8criun1mlungcn nbgebaltcn. lleber
ocn IllSfoQ Der @obl lit lebr Idipcr
Gin llrt6cil SIT fGaen. Slc Stoot
Chicago ut mi Tll9ellelllell pelllo'
frotiId) in 2ofolmobIcn, in oicieHt
Sabre ieOod iino nod itortc 9clcgo-
tionel1 bon Meprblitoncrn SIT Wtopor
9ullIlc iitergctretcn, mcil lie Butte,
bcn rcpubIifoniiden MoporS-Gonol'
batcn, nidt peroallcn fonncn. IuT
ser on0crcn Seitc gicbt cS abcr mic
ser bicle 9emofroten, Die init Wtopor
9lllne nidt 5ufricoen IinO nno bon
Der 9ortei beicrtiren nolel1. Weapon
0unnc bc6oitptct, bob CT nit ntlnoe.
items 10000 Stintmcn WteDrbeit mic
OerocipG6lt lperoen miro. 9ie He.
rublifoner propbc5eicn oielelbcWtebr'
heit fir i6ren Gun0iooten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
Gincs Sapancrs SelbItmurb.

Niagara sails, N.=Ov 81,
MGr5. - 9fuf elmer ser uSbree Git
er5"-SSl1icln lpuroe geitern Worgelt
eil1 offener 9rief g%efltnoen, melder
loutete: sd bin Elm Soponer, 9fo-
mems z. Canal, 1t1to bin beute Wtors
oen bon Nr. II, Concord StroBe,
9rooflpn, bier angcfomme11, I'M
nleinem 2eben 1T ben fSGllcn ein
Gltoe SIT MAIDEN. (gScr mcine 9rieIe
finoet, lpolle tic mir SIT Siebe SIR
Ypit geben.) z. Gonai." anBer-
oem fanO iid nod Elm perliegelter
9rief an Srn. 6. Nofolbima, 1873,
II. StroBe, Nem-Oorf, u1b Elm 5tpel-
ter on Srn. Sbin0e, Linton Club,
Snoionopolis, Sno. 90 Der %er'ter-
mGbnte 9rief pom 90. IS. MttS. battrt
lit ltno hie ni6t lpeit bapon gefltn'
be1,en 9leioungsitiife NIT Self be.
oedt iparen, 70 lit nid)t SIT be5ipeifeln,
BOB Der ltnglildlide por9eItern
s(6eno lid) iiber Die SorIei1oe S1at
geItiir5t bat, ipetn ct ieinen GntIdlub
po6r gcmo6t bot. Sein Sllt, Sono.
Ifllbe utb lleberrod luilrocn geItern
Wtorgcn Inn 10 llbr 30 ge%fltt1oen.
SSoS. Gale olts CANADA b~ebarptet
CT ho6e nod einen onoeren Wtonn III
ben o6eren Stromid)nellen fon1pfer
lcbcrL mororts erii6tlid miro, oof
mG6reno Der letten As Stllnoen Ore
GerIonen iiber Die Safe geI6memnl1
iporoen Iino. Scr 8ritte lpor Elm Ir
beitsmonn, iuelder ben Strom her
inter oefommen iein muB, lpenr
aud nod nidtl befonnt lit, aus mel
dent Srt ct ltammte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
Saft in 8ana1nn.

Colon 81. MiGr5. - 0aS DC
peidenboot vWopfloiper" trof geItcrn
bier aus Gborleiton init Dem &riegS-
IefretGr Soit unb icinen Hel1ehes
oleiter1t an 9oro elm, ullo Die 8dlte
lulroen bel i6rer 2onbung bonn Gbcfs
~SoS1aenietr StepenS, bcn1 Gbet beS
SonitGtsluel ems, Or. @orgoS, benz
@enerol-9 etriebSlciter 9ierb bon Der
8onotno.9obn uhb Mnberel1 begrllBt
llno beItiegen bo1ln Den grtro5ltg,
mc(der Tie nod Eonomo %beForoerte.
Die Sobrt b%erlicf erei9niblos, ltno
oQe Mitolieoer Der Geile gelelllhott
crfrellelt iid bcs bciten &oblIelts.
@Gbreno ieines sufentbolteS att
oem Sitbmts miro Sefretar So1t
Ieih SouptQltortier I'M Sotel Slpoll
in Incon ouiiGlagert.
SefretGr Soft longte III Gonorna
nod1 elmer longiomen Sobrt ilber oeit
Sltbmits, ipelde 8%elegenbelt sur Sll'
Ipeftion Der Sortidritte oes &otols
bot, Inn # llbr 80 Sormltto9s an.
S(lf Dem 9oDnbof muroe ct bonn Ses
fretGr S(rios rlo onberen 9eonlten
6eoriibt, uno INN 8 ubr Nad)nlltta95
~Itottete CT benz Grdiibenten Mmooor
-
einen 9eilld) ob, melder ST ciner lat
oen uno freilnbliden llnterboltlltt9
fiibrte. Sen ndfiten 0ienItog miro
Sr. Goit Der Stabt Eanoma plon1en,
mGbrenb oes gol,5en Cages bort Der
ipcilen nnb peri6iebcne Sragen bon
@idtiefeit NIT einem Gonllte Der
oortiaen Sollbelsfamnler belpred)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
Strifc it WnsIidt.

@ beeling q, @.-Sa., 81. Wor5.
Die Gelegrapbiiten IN @eIt-Tlr-
9inien oroben 5t ItrifelL peili1 lbre
2obne belhnitten nerben, Iobalo Das
bon ser Staotsgeieegeblutg erlallene
adtitilnoen = Geies in aroft tritt.
Die gobngeieqihoften baben nalrllld)
cine eiltipredenoe 2obnreoltftion ait7
eeiogt, Die am 8. Wai beginnelt loll,
an ipeldem Gage oos nelle 8eles IN
&raft tritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
Nns mIrheriidle Natpmp6il.

GittSburg, 8o., 81. MGr5. e.
Gin 1tnbefon1ter Waltl1 ipltrOc beltte
8ormittog ouf oem @ronO 9oule=
pnro bon cil1cm Iltton1obil iibcrfobs
rem 1tno gct0otet. @ctige Wtinllten
ipGter folgten mebrcre Eoli5iItcn Ser
0apon rolen0en Moi6ine in cinenl
onoeren g%(lttontobil, uno nod elmer
5tpei Wteilen meiten rolenben Sabrt
mltroe oieielbe itberbolt rlb Der
Gbouffeltr 2ouis Teeo perboftet.
Heeo iogtc, Orei Mt0nncr b0tten ollf
Der StroBe gcItonoen, olS CT NIT Jet:
ner Moi6il1e %beronnobte, unO elmer
lei conf1ts %geipor0en 1tn0 gegen hos
S(lttomobil g~eloufen. HeeO mrrot
gegen $4,000 9iirgidoft in Sreibcit
oclebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
8ahr : Gp0titpm.

Soirmont, @.-Go, 81. MGrj.
- Der 9oiio9icr5ug Nr. fl Der
Baltimore rllo Ohio = 9abn" fabr
beltte No6mittog oltf Ser 5obrt nob
@bceling iieben .Meilen lpeltlif bon
bier bel Gritdarb Mias gegen ei,ten
6ra6t5ug. lleber 100 GoIiogiere
mltroen tii6tig burd) chamber gerilt-
telt u1o c~rlitten leid)te Duct dilngcn
uno 9clllcn, nnb Elm 9renler Oes
Iraht5ugeS pllrOe lhiper perlebt.
9cioe 2ofomotipen mnrben total De-
uolirt uro olld) sic idmmtliden &og-
gons Itorf beid)doiot. Gin WsiBoer-
ItGnoniB beibt es, filbrte SIT bent ll1l-
ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01

groBen S6eil cine 8oG9e oeS Iid) ou-
0emein %tunoge6cnOen 0eIilblS Der
Snoi0notion ooriiber, oaB ein Ster-
BENDER gum 2eben 5uriifgepfle9t
lpor0en lit, MIR nm onnn Dem Strttt
0eS &enfcr8 5l b~erfollcn, mo 3tpeI=
tens fontnlt Die 6e0ollerlidc Gage Der
@ottin oeS &erltrt6eiltch in 8etrodbt,
Die elmer Nieoerfltnft ent9c9enlieDt.
(Hopncr bate nod Der Grn1orolt19
@6itclep'S, beIlen notiirlider Soblt
81 fem er b%eboltptete, eiten SelbIt=
moroneriltG llntert1ommelt, 1tlto Der
Ghmerperiullnocte mar Damn ollrd)
sic <nIt Der cr1ten Ier5te Sor1oonS
am 2c6cn crboltcn mor0cn.)
NnoererieitS 5lpeifelt ntol I'M Bllb-
lifun foum oaron, bob Der Wtoro
wobliiberlcgt geidob. Die 9egnooi-
Qltrq miro BON pielen Seiten ais Elm
tueiteres grgitment fir Die IbIdot-
fltng Der SooeSItratc betrodtet.
We9r &un1t dGbe ilr
Morgan.
9riiifeI, 81. Mdr5. - @S Der
luttet bier, ooB S. @ierpont Mor9or
fiir ST 100000 Die antique Samm.
hrnq BON Sltles &on 9en Goreboonl
6cIte6enb aus olten M0beln, 9ilocrn
@offen Ii. /. tp., a%efollft bat. 9i(
Collection lit in ei1em aus Oen is
Sabr6umoert itommenoen SallIe 81
gnoerlcdt untergcbrod)t, itto ein Sci
teuItiif oo5l miro in 9tems0ort erri6
ten meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
Sn0cn& arpotGen 8robin IL
3et.

SEN.
@enn oie ltnrlt6en a1td in cin5cl=
men 9e5irfen na6loiien, 10 breitet ii6
bic g~gitotion BOD nod) Ben Sarpo-
t6cn-Gropin5en aus, sic bis iett rlt-
big marcll. gltf @iitern uno iiolirten
G0rfern mltr0e piel gepIitnOert uno
nicocrgebronnt. Sruppen iinp Dln-
ter ocn Murooeltrcn Der.
Inn 10 melt oIS m0glid Elm 6roters
niitrcn BON Srltppen uto 8allern
aus Den1ielben 8e5irf 1tnO altd oie
GpentltolitGt pom aGn1pfcn 5luil6en
&crponoten, Die oltf bcrI6ieOencn
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Moloolt-S ruppcn ocS bicrten Nrntec-
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por0cn.
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HegierungS = 3epei6c ans 9uforc1t,
nod1 nelder Ser 6rieOe in ser Wfols
oou IN 6oGge ser ri0oroien WoB-
regeln mc0er bergeiteQt, o6er Die
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niiItet un6 peitere Grltppcn-SerItGr
fltrlQen riiden 0ort6in Dor. Sn &c
leormon mltr0en 700 &erboftungen
borgel1ommen. Die 8etrolcrmQleQet
6ei Gro6opo iino ourd itarfe Grip.
penobtbeilungen 0eiAiiBt.
Die offi3ieIle Gepei6e metrt, Oi'
3obl ser Sooten un0 Serpunoeter
meroe ii6ertrie6er1. 9(rtilerie iei mn
Elm Mul in 9(ftion getreten, no cir
9orf no6c5u in @runo unO 9ooer
qei6oIen nurbc.
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r1tng ser Sage. &lci1cre IltSbriid'
nuroen 5lpor rod INNER 9cn1clbet
bod ii6croI Goben sic Srltppen oi
Sberbon0. Cine Wcnge GROCER @utS
better Goben an sic Gegicrung pcti
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pflidtun9en ge9cn sic 2onobonf ltni
sic bur6 3erit0runa Ser Grntct con
tro6irtcn S6ltIocn Elm So6r 3lt finn
ben Sic Yctentcn betonelt, DOB sic,
sur Gr6olutg bcS 2onbcS nno tit
cine Grmogli6ltng Ser SriibiobrS
t beitcG(ung notblpenbig ici. Sic Der
langen oltd, Scr Stoot lole ibnel
GrIob fir sic BON Sen 9(uf1tGn0ii6cI
5crItorten Grntcn uno 2d1bercicn 90
rontiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-01
GgtrasS iptoenoc
Gent de 5par=eanls
Don Baltimore,
eHbos,gde Baltimore. NIB Gnta,p.s traRe.


9uItimore, "a. Sanuar 1907.
Sn elmer Dcitc 9ebaItenen Giblrg bes Sis
rcftoriultS iuurbe beibloiicll, einc Ggtra.9ipi-
ocnoc sur 9intc pun eiucm balbcn 8ru5ent fir
bas am 81. Mdr5 1907 at Gloe 9eberoe Sabr
alll aGGe monatli1cn giIan5en bon Su 3infcn
bereo6tietct Gonti gu bc6ablci, Die al ier'em
Gage often iinb.
9icfe Grtra.Dipiocnoe (eilt babes 8roacrD
NIB Die ta6rltden 3iniem (brei Gro5ent) iuers
ben an unb mad bent 1. @pril in bic 8tl6er
oct 9cppfitorct eir9etraeen iperbet.
Gtaatss unb StabtIeuern iuerben bon Der
Garf 6e6ablt.
Charles epiimai, 4rdfioent.
(Sebr9,i .Sa-slpr1ib)