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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29
Law FIRMS CHANGE
More, Sillers & Owen and Allen &
Clark Dissolved

An important adjustment of legal
talent along partnership lines occur
red Monday, when the law firm Of
Moore, Sillers s. Owen dissolved
partnership after an existence OF A
little less than two years The firm
was composed Of Senator. E. II.
Moore, Of this city, Hon. Walter Sill
lers, ex-attorney if the Mississippi le-
wee beard. of Rosedale. and Supt. t.
S. Owens, of this city.
Upon the withdrawal Of Senator
Moore from the firm a partnership
was formed with w. g. Hardee, of
Rosedale, and the new firm will have
Offices at both county sites. Messrs
Sil1ers, Owen and Chas. Clark, OF
Roseda1e have associated themselves
under the firm name of Sillers. Owen
& Clark. and Offices will be main
tanned at Roseda1e and Cleveland.
The firm of Allen & Clark is dis
solved by Mr.. Clark's withdrawal.
The new firms will each comprise as
good legal talent a the county, or
the Delta, for that matter, can boast
of-Cleveland Enterprise.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29
The Crimes Of Orchard

Since June 5, his first day On the
witness stand. in ire tras. at Boise,
Idaho, of William d. Haywood. of
the Western Federation Of Miners,
for the murder Of Ex-Governor Steu-
nenberg. Henry Orchard, fnaf1taiT-
ing until recently perfectly conapos-
IRE, under the most searching ex-
animation, and delivering his naTra-
tive of unprecedented rascality III
calm, soft voice, has avowed himself
guilty Of these crimes:
l. Attempting to blow up the mill
of the Sullivan and Bunker Hill mine
The superintendent. Two men we're
killed, but the superintendent es-
capped
2. Helping to place the bomb in the
Vindicator Mine at Cripple Creek
which killed two men.
3. Planning the assassination of
Governor Peabody of Colorado.
4. Shooting and killing Deputy
Lvle Gregory in Denver.
). Planning and helping TO execute
the blowing up OF the railroad station
at Independence Mine, Colorado.
when fourteen men were killed.
6. Attempting to poison Fred Brad
ley, mine manager. then living III
San Francisco, by putting strychnine
ii the family milk pitcher on the door
step one morning.
7. Arranging the bomb which blew
Bradley from his doorway into the
street
s. Setting bomb for Judge Cab
bert. which killed another man.
o Planting a bomb which never Ell
ploded before Judge Goddard's
house
10. Lying in wait to kill Gen. Sher-
man Bell
These deeds. as we'll as his part in
the attempts to murder Steunenberg
were undertaken by Orchard, accord
ing to his story, on contract with
no feeling of animosity toward the
victims He has confessed frankly
10 other crimes. We continue our
enumeration;
II. Setting FIRE to his cheese fac
tory for the sake Of the insurance
money
u. Swindling farmers with fake"
insurance against damage from hall
storms.
IL Planning 10 llidnap the child Of
Pau1son, his former partner.
IA DESERVING a wife in Canada.
i >. 1GSCi bIliS q WIG III II iPP4O
Creek
10 Breaking open a cash register
and stealing $1,000
II. Stealing trunk
10 Burning a saloon at Indepen-
dence for the insurance.
To make his record complete, and
round out a tale of unmitioated Grim
inality. orchard has confessed that he
deliberately betrayed to the Off
Gals Of the Florence & Cripple Greek
railroad a plot to blow up train, be-
cause he had not been paid for work
he had done He says that he does
not remember Of any crime that was
ever suggested to him that he was
unwilling to commit.
Orchard is an amazing creature.the
like Of whom is not to be found in
written history If any novelist had
him in a book. the book would have
been justly condemned as false to hu-
man nature, which has never produced
a prodigy so false to all our under
standing as Orchard. With it all he
has appreciab1e intellectual force, a
surprisingly good memory, and judg-
ment and comprehension enough to
keep him out of the traps set by
clever lawyers. His emotional break
down was clearly due to nervous
strain. New Y ork Times
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29
A Real Wonderland

South Dakota, with its rich silver
mines. bonanza farms, wide ranges
and strange natural formations, is
veritable wonderland. At Mound
City, in the home of Mrs. E. u
Clapp, a wonderful case of healing
has lately occurred. Her son
seemed near death with lung and
throat trouble. AExhausting cough
Irg spells occurred every FIVE minutes
writes Mrs. Ciapp, when I began
giving Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
the great medicine, that saved his
life and completely cured him. :
! Guaranteed for coughs and colds.
throat and lung troubles, by all drug
gists. soc and SI.oo Trial bottles
free. june
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29
Notice

We solicit your orders for paw
ing and construction work. We guar
antee our work to be first-c1ass. For
cement walks we lay gran
tie top one inch thick and concrete
four inches. Give us a trial
w R. Carol & Co.,
32S Muscadine Street,
o-I-tf Greenville, Miss
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29
Gov. Vardarnan a Convert at Gates
Revival

Jackson, Miss, June 25.-Gov. Var
daman was among the converts at
the Gates revival service last night.
With twenty-nine other penitents
the Governor went to the mourners'
bench and repeated after the evangel-
ist the words: II surrender all 10
Jesus for salvation and service"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29
A Dangerous Deadlock

that sometimes terminates fatally, is
the. stoppage of liver and bowel func-
tons. To quickly end this condition
without disagreeable sensations, DR.
Kings New Life Pills should always
be your remedy Guaranteed abso-
lutely satisfactory IN every case or
money back at all drug stores. 25c
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29

If warm weather makes you feel
weary you may be sure your system
needs cleansing. Use Prick Ash Bit
tiers before the hot weather arrives
it will put the stomach, liver and bow
els in order and help you through
the heated term.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
u9emtidler llntcrltItnnasbnnS."

9comteninItolirllng uno StiitlnaSs
feit oes Oriental GiltriftS in
6euerborot'S SoIle.- GinfiiDrltng
Scr 9eomten bes oSinior III
ItriftS."
Sn 6cuerbor0t'S Solc, Nr. 1. Salt
Npcnuc, Gdnton, fon0 gcitcrn 9lben0
Die Capitalization Scr 8eomten 0c9
oOriental : 9iitriftS Nr. 1853" 0ltrcb
Den 9e5irfS.G cpltirtcn 2olli3 6.
SanIelmnnm ltott. Nod) elmer tllr5cn
Nniprode, in Scr CT bic WiitgIicocr
SIT mcitcrem Strcbcn ouiior0ertc uno
ooS quite @erf oe8 .. II. g." id)il.
oertc, fiibrte CT ioIgcnoe 9eomtcn in
ibre llelleu Nenlter Gin: GrGii0ent u.
S6nlit, &icc.NrGiibent 5ronf q.
MortirL Sefrct6r &einbor0 S9wor5,
S6osneiitcrin 6rou Glpiro N6er,
Siibrer @iQiom 2llB, 9luiieberin 9lltz
quite Sellerborot, Srultee8 Gonroh
Wortin, Minno 0ll1oe mo Bertha
9uboe.
Nod) Ser SibunG ~ieicrte Der 81
itrift bel Oipcricn 6oB @icr unS ci-
mem o%cIifotcn &mbiB icin 9. Stif.
t~lngSfeit. Die Mitglic0cr nobmcn lid
Dor, Die Mitglicoer5obl bis 5llnn T..
Sltli oltf blllloert 81 crbobcn.
Ter .Suntor 9iItrift."
%n iciner &nQc, Gde Mfonument.
umO Molie.S troBe, inItolirtc 93irfS-
9eputirter s. &onielmonn g%eItcrlt
Nbeno folgen0c 9cnnlte beS o>Slunior,
GtitriftS lr. 2tS::" FrGliOent aorG &.
s. SnrieImonlL &icc=Rrdiiocnt Sobr
Goof, SefrctGr Inbn 6reicniim,er,
S1atmciltcrin Npio Wt. 81. &onicl-
mann, sSilbrcr >$pbn N9oli. GruitccS
Barbara 906ulcin, Mcinbolo Ycnlcr
mo Sobn @0ppcr. Nod Der SiBuno
omiilirten lid Die Gbeilnebmer bel eli
ncr Giscrerne.Bortie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
On idnuinoeluocr S0bc.

Kolt6lIt McStcolunl pcrbaftct einer
Ginbrcher nlli Dem 0ode oeS
@onrcnbouic0 Der Sirmo @orrett.
@iaionlS.Go. an Gom0en4 Strube.
Cine @crDoitlung inter ouberge.
lpOGnliden llnitGnOen nobm geItern
goello Foli5iit Olcaeomon bonn iiiolis
der Giltrift Dor. Icrielbe cntoedte ei.
men MonL Der iid) in cine binter Dem
Woorcnbouie Der .@orrett. Wiuioms.
Co." Nr. 205, @eit.Gomoen.S traBe,
beiin0lihe Naep idlid). 0o in LETTER
Belt mebrere Ginbriide IN oieles
W%oorenbollS pcriibt ipor0en iporelt, 10
id)opitc Der Boli5iit 8erooft mo
folgte Dem Woluie nnbemerft. Had)s
Dem lid 2ebterer ltmgeidout uno ii6
perlid)ert bate, boB er oifenbor bon
Nien,onoen 6eobodtet iueroe, erflet'
terte er Die Seilcrleiter itto oonn ging
cS in Die Sobe, birter ibm ber Der go.
li5iit. Die @eitalt peridluanb i6lieB-
lid ouf Dem 9a6e, lin6 als Der 0loiis
rof oild) onS gtoe Der 2eiter
erreidt bate, bemerfte er, pie Der
Monn neriiiftc, cine 9ad)lltfe 5u off
men, uno er befom feinen aerinaelt
Sdreden, oIS i'm plobli6 ole SonS
bes Boli5iiten i'm 9tofen fobte. GIT
eil Gntipeiden mar nid)t leid)t 5l oett-
fen, benn Elm Sprung in Die Siefe
miir6e unbeoin9t ben 600 beoelitet
boben. 60 blieb nid)ts onoeres iibrig,
als iid IN oos SdifioI 5l ergeben.
Eoli5iit Wcaeoiuau ricf ben Sergan.
ten Efiiter urio Die 8oli5iiten Sosfins
urb Togelmon bcrbei, nit oeren Sill
ie Der ScrbG6tige in Siherbeit &c.
brodt purbe. Ssn Der iiioIidcn Bolt.
~seiitotion gob Der gerboftcte ieinen
Momen oils Somes 8. gammea; %
Sabre alt, BON Nr. t705, Nor0.9 Bethel.
StroBe, on. Sn ieinen Sai6en iuurbc
iibrigenS cine aarte %gefunoen, auf
weld)er Der Monle S. s. 9ildlep itano.
Der Grreitant bebouptetc, oieien Ha,
men ongenommen 81 boben, oils CT
Iih i'm Morben Scr Ser. Stootcn olf.
aebalten babe. Die Goli5ei glaubt,
boB Gommcll, alias 9udlep, oie fritz
beren ginbriife in oos @aarenbalis
allsgciiibrt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

Jdt. 9tid)t5 pol Ocm IO0c ocS Nppli.
fouten GemuBt babe. urO cr rpllrSe &c.
gen 3abltng Ser Soften ircigeipro.
dcH. 6~ricocH9rihter Scmple iii Der
bcitbctamte Oinnn in unO nm
jtiOaeIU mo oui iein @ort boilt man
BORT mic AMI 0a9 GpanAclium.
Ndht c uidt 0nraM. 5u
5ableu.
@corAc i. 8riB. betunnt ais Sling.
ton @omarO, wirOc acitcru uonl hid
Ter Niorri9 i'm NuHoeaotitriftSgeridt
nit 500 mo Soften b~citrait nadoem
er ~Geitarocu bate. Ole 4}oit 81 betrii.
1erilhcH 3mcdcn benubt 3l Dabeu.
ariB mur0c i'm ueraomeneu Sftober
ucrbnitet, oils er ais @cid0it@iiiDrcr
Der nNumarO Fnbljibino 60" Jun.
1irte. Gr annoncirtc in ocn 3eitm-
gen nndJ Sieoern, meIdlc CT pcr0iient,
Iiden ulo nad)bcr Die Ncriniier Ouiiir
bc}obIen lpoIltc. Gr gcitonO, OoB ct
nid)t Die Nbiidt bate, 0ie llcbcrienoep
N bejablcu.
&rBat iiir &riciter.
Noh sem Ieitament ser Gre5cen.
tia Speeler. 0nS aciteru inn g9aiien.
@crid)t cr0iiuct muroc. lit &ntcr ser.
0inonO @ott. Rettor Scr tntboliideu
u. Nlp3unilt3.airde al saratoga.
StraBc mo 4$lrf @Ipcmlc, Grbe ibrcS
Nldllliit3 bis oii 500. meld)e Ole
Geritorbeue Dem OGitideu st. 80.
iaph0 @oipitol," mo lire Giietten
Die tic ibrcm ?~|ciicn Neurp Z. Spet.
Ter binterlicB.
@clo ii 8obltb0tigfeits.
Snititutc,
Sm MaiienNcridt murOc Neitcrlt
Ouo (eitomcnt 0c1 am ;, &ouunr &C.
Itorbcncu Midnel u, Grc0crid er0fi.
net. Gr bintcrlGBt icincm Sobn,
Batter &oGn ", Trr0crid in Ybilobcl
pbio, $1,000, iiini grumo5insireic
@runoitiidc icincn ainoern Goter 5.
u. Ircocrid, !S6. Mortin :. mo
Charles s. Gre0crid mo Sruu Mforp
Ynfel; iiir icincn Sobn 2%IbunoiuS 9.
6rcocrid Iiini @rumoitiide ieinkr
Godtcr Srou Yotcl uno cbcnio oieieh
ole Wobcl lno anocre Saus6alt
ciicttcr. Semen S06nen Wortin !.
uro Gbo9. s., 6reoerid 5uci @rnn0.
itiIdc an 4Sorf Npcunc, $500 Dem
Oeuti6cn st, &oiepbS NoipitaI."
$500 Dem Hcttor Scr fntboliiden
ct. NIpbonius Stride iiir sic @e-
mcinhci6ulc, $500 bcm st. Anto-
ulrS MoiiCnhuna" mo Den Ncit lei.
nc3 @ciibtbum2 lettcn ainocrn Mar.
tin !. unb Gbnrlc@ s. Ircoerid mo
Grnt Morp 2lotcI.
31pci 2 obnciin6 0iGGrben.
Sn ibrcm Ncltcrn inn Moiicnaerid)t
cinacrcihtcn Scitnmcut uermodtc
6rou Nmlie HciGncd i6rc Sinterloi,
icnihoit ibrcn bci6en S6Gncn @eorg
&. mo @omuro q. Rcibncd. Scttercr
ioa 3luei0rittcl crboItcn.
SDbnc ais &ermolter.
&om @niicngcriht murocn geitcrn
sic Sobnc 0co peritorbcucn 9unfierp
G6porO $. Sbomiom Die S0. CON.
S. Jun, mo George u. Sbomion. 5u
NoNloBucrpolt&rn beitcat. Sic mlb.
ten $4,000 @iirGidoit itcllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

Giicrii il 6tigc NJ adj pon
Yciti6 de @ebraud . @or
Nidtcr &eplingcr i'll Der norooltlicbell
Goli5eiltotion batte lid geltcrlt 6rdii
,Sennic WcGuulep BON Nr. 925, Wtnls
bcrrDsS troBe, 81 perontportcll, Die
bon Sri. @oQ Eenn bon Nr. 739,
Sorioro-2Cpcnlte, oeS IngriiiS be
i6uloigt mar, Gle 3euge,nllSiogcn
crgo6en, OaB Srou MtcGoulcD ON
lcsten Montog SRI. Ecnn III Der
Babe i6rer @obnlnd mfgelauerr
uno nit cincr YeitiNc jdnlmcrlidl
ourdgcpriigelt bate. Sri. Benn, Die
Dem @otteu Der Srou WcGuuIep m
geblid) ctpos 81 piel slufnlcrfiamfeit
idcnfte, mar Dor einigcr 3ctt mcgen
9lngriifs oui Srou McGoulep nit $25
uno Soften beltroit morOcn. Ter
Ii6tcr pcrlos betpen %Srolcn geborig
Die 2epitcn uno iproN Die Seldlll'
bigte irei.
Gisen intcrci d II e II
NuSmeiS bat ioeben Die oYenn'
iplrania 9abn8cieQibait" erlalien.
Garnad) bate Die 8obn am @nbe oeS
lebtcn Sisfaliabres, 80. SUM 1906,
eiten lle5crid)uB bon $2,971,160
Die @ruito . @iltfinite betrngen
$141,752,620, Die ltnfoitcn maren
500, 944, 1888. gus anoeren GueQen
nabm Die gnbnaeieaidait $12,635,'
448 Gin. In Wietben 5ablte lie aus
$685. 48, an 3inieL Stenern
II. /. 10. $22,226,274, an 9ipioenoen
$1S,242,0 6S unb an anberen sltsga'
ben $1,40S,S45.
Stobt &eaiitrator 500
per 6eigt i'm r9euti6en GorreIpol'
oentcn" an, Dab ibm Die Gbidabilr1
iiir Sen Ilrd)brld Ser SltcnoItraBe
porliegt ut6 iHtereilirte Ecrinnet
atno Gorporationen giniiAt neblnen
fonneit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Solst Dem @attcn in'S @rab.

Die @ittpc oeS in Gerber geItorbe,
men &. DC. Smith erliegt einem
&er5id)log in Chicago, - @efon0
lid nit Ser 2ei0e oeS tooten GOT.
ten olli Dem @egc nod Baltimore.
- Seute 9%eer0igun0 9eiocr.
gltf Der y@rcenmonlt Cemetery"
mcrbcn Delltc Gornittng II llbr Scrr
uno Srou G0pin &arrie Smith,
Sobter uno Sdmiegeriobn bcS Dor
5luci Sobrcn geitorbenen 9oltirlorcr
@roBfaufmannS So6n &. Surlt, Die
fur5 nod chamber aus Dem 2cbcn
ihieDen, becroigt neroen. Serr Smith
Itorb NnfongS oieicr @od)e in Gent
Der, Gol., mo oltf Ser Geiie nil Scr
2eid)e nod Baltimore crlag 6roll
Smitb an Mittipo6 Morgen i'm
9o6nboie 5lt Chicago einem Scr5leis
Den, nit ipeld)cln lie lett lGngcrcr 3cit
bebofiet mar. Gle bcioen 2cid)en ia
men geitern inter Debut bon 81. 6.
Barter '3eribep bon 9enpcr bier on
uno limo in Der @o6nltng Der Mlltter
Der to0ten Srou Smith, Yer. 70l, ga.
tbeOrol-S troBe, mfgebabrt. 6rnu
@urit meilt sur 3eit in europa un0
ibrc 3oGter 6rol s. 8. @iltinS iiibrt
oas Salts.
SEER unb Sroi 6. $. Snlit6 woren
lrngcfGbr IS Sabre pcrbeirot5et lire
Sod}5cit NOR Oa8 groBe @reigniB Der
Soiion in Sen boben @eielidoftsfrci-
len Der ASta0t. Gor 5ebn Sobren 500
ooS Gbepoor aus misunderstanding
ten nod Gerber. Sol.
Vei Der 9~croigul1g merben Die go
ltorcn Gobert u. Soriptbe bon Der BIZ
MISREPRESENTATION ct. BoltlS.
Stride 81 Hibnlono, So, 6. 8. 5000
man pom Soirfor, So, mo s. Senrp
GGeSlep bon @ilmington, Gel, anti
rem: Gie Observation-Disclosures nerOen
iein: Gihter Senrp 9. Sarlun Serr
@iqiom &. Marburp, SEER Z. Bar
Ton Sones, SEER Somes ". Inlbler,
@err grbibolo $. 1oplor, Serr Scnrp
Morris Warlbol, Serr s. Sill 0aru-
ion, Or. Sranf 81. Smith, Serr Secs
ting Stemort, Serr Sranflin q. 60
tor. SEER S. Senlslep Solution, Serr
Robert 8. Gbomberlnine, Inpolt
@enerol @. 9. 9rpon, Woior Noit-
boIpb Barton &err Sones g. @or.
ter, Or. Hobert 6. M~onbolpb, Serr
Goleigb S. Smitb Moiot 2epis 90.
Standings, SEER Sobn Teomooo, SER
Scrbert M. 9rilne, sSerr Siooc Sling
lufi, SEER 4rnolo Gl5ep @oters, Serr
Grboro s. b. &noblod, SEER =. Gb!en
uno SEER Somes 6. Stcuort.
MbIebcn. Sr. @iaiom 3.
&unfel, Serior.Snbober ser .aiul,
fel Iiono 81" an @orb.2ibcrtpitr,,
itnrb geitern in ieilter @obrung, SIR.
1929, Observation-Disclosures. I'M jl.
geltolidell sllter BON % SoGren am
Sppbus. Sr. &linfcl ipnrbe on 4.
Ge5ember 1878 in Baltimore als
Spbit bes Srn. Sobn 81. Gunfel, 8rd-
iibcntcn ser Sobn q. GunfcI & Sobn
@agcniabrif, %eeborcn. Gr mar Or
goriit Scr ct. Gotrids- Stride un,b
bate burd) feline illgelpobnlide gncr-
gle ultb Maiiiiffeintniiie Die bon linn
ge9riiiibete u3unfel Tiano Co." ei-
ncn portreffliden Riif crlangt. ST
birterlabt nilbcr ieinenl Gater icine
@ottin Marp S. <nfcl, geb. 9efer,
uitb 5ipei aiitbcr i'm Sitter bon 5iuei
Sabren mo ied)s Monoten. Die 3eit
Scr 9eeroigung lit nod ntd)t feItac-
Fiest mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Die 4arfitencr.

Die ~Sercinigte StroBen6o6u .@cien.
i6ait" bc5obIt Scr Staot fiir ooS
piertc NllortoI 1906 $107517.6t
EartitcllPrn. II Ga lit oies scr
b0ditc biSber gcio6Itc @etrag.
Die u@ercinigte Sc
IcQIdj0ft" bejoblte 0eitcrn an Gontro.
leur Seiiner sic Earfitcucr iiir OaS
piertc Auortol 1906 i'm 9ctraQe BON
$tO7,5i7.6t. SIS lit Dies Scr 6odltc
@ctrag Scr FortIteuer. meldjer ic iiir
ell Guartnl biabcr 6c}ablt mor0cn
lit unO $S076.76 b6bcr, ais in sent
Ielben Qltort0l 0c8 Sa6rCS 1905, in
luelhcm $99,I40.S5 Eorfituer Be
6abIt mlrOen. SIN 0rittct GllortaI
1906 mar sic 4arfitNtcr $l06 49,
06 mo I'M $t09S.55 b06cr, ais sic
9cItern bc5obIte 9orfitcucr iiir 6aS
, erte Guortol. Die Don ser 0eiell
DAFT i6rcm Gbccf 6eigeiiiatc NuiItcI.
lltnA beiagt, Dab lid, Die 9rutto. Gin.
uobmen oeS lebten GuartalS 1906
mic iolat 6clicicn: Ginno6mcn in ser
St00t: OttObcr $l03, 219.G2, No.
uernber $l65,2t0.57, 0e5em6cr
$lSl,75S.66 5Iiommcn $t,t9L
Gi0.t2. Gimobmen inn MINER: Of
tuber $79,602. n, Nopcmbcr SIG.
69l.GS, Gc5cnber %7S,S54.05, jus
iummen $235.t5l.l7. @eiammt
Ginna6mcn in StnOt uuo qnner: OF
to3er $lS2,S22.36 9tourm6cr $500
2t0.57 DECEMBER $lSl,758.G6, jl.
icnnlcn l,i20,79t.59. 9i@ 5ltr
Gntid)ci0unA Oc9 pom Der Stnot an.
geltrcnNtcn &ro5elic9 olti @cjabtrmg
ser Farfitcucr i'm Miner Ourd) 0oS
Nppcllntion@Gcridt bc5ablt sic Ser.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" MIR nclml
Ero5cnt FarfIteltcr olli oic Ginno6-
men in ser Stnot. Die @tmu6men
ser StraBcnbnjn- @eielid)oit in 1906
bclicicn lid 0nbcr mic ioI1t; t. Guar.
tai ,903, ,. Glartol ST ,6S7,.
$40, 3. Guartol $l,799At6. A..
Guartal $t429, 79t. 80, 10 BOB iid
Die @in1pbmcn ans 6nbr0ct0 olcin
in 1906 oui S6.328,lS9.59 iteQen,
mG6rclt0 in 1905 sic Ginun6men mr.
$6,023,G 9S.26 bctrugent 10 Dab alio
in 1906 cine Wcbreinnnbme Uoll
$500, 1913 5i pcr5cihncn lit. 8ic
bod lid, sic 9etrieb9 llntoIten DER
S%troBen6obn @eIcQihait in 1906
6elieien, miro mo6f crit ser I'M Ipril
erideinenOc SohrcSbcridt 5eigen. Sn
1905 betru9en 0iciclbcn G2,5S Bro'
gent ser Srutto , Ginno6men, gegen
52.S7 Yroiert in 1904, 6n Die Pm.
id)aiiung ser neuen MoggonS mo
Die 2egunq neiter @cleiie altf Die Sc
triebsrnfoiteh 0eid)lngcn wltrocn.
Die nelle Surbiltcnl1laldl1e Don
1900 TicrOcfr1iten in Scr BrattItr,-
araitItation lit mlnnebr mtigeiteut
lltro mllr0e gcltern Nadn1ittag eriolg'
reid, probirt. GS lit Dies bic critic
9urbinenmoi6itc, melfe sic Cont
pngnie onaei6aiit fat, unO geidnb
Dies oitf Nnrat6en oes peritor6encn
8rGii0cnten Sobn W. Soo0, meld)er
oieie Moi6incn oui iciner europa
Hetie i'm lebtcn Sabre in GnglanO III
2bdtigfeit inb, Die Scr. StroBen-
balm . @cicGiMoit" lGBt nod cine al.
oere Wnidinc pom 1900 $ierocfrof'
ten in scr GrnttitrnBcn : Ratification
uuiitcQcn mo miro Damn I'M @nt5cn
Ntaifinen nit 10000 Ficrocfrditen
fir ooS StraberbabnipItcm I'M DC
trie6 ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

Ginen @ortrag ip6cr Die
i~ilteite StoOt Ser @elt bielt geltert
Or. gogar s. 8anfs, Grofeiior Der
tiirfiiden Spradc an Der Gbicogo'er
llniperiitGt I'M biciiaen 6ralten : Gof.
lege. Die 1lteltc StaOt III 9ismpa
iii Niien. etlpas iiiolif pom altcn go.
bplon geleger. Scltte miro or eiten
Gortrag baltcn iiber iOas 2eben Der
Yraber in Scr Wiilte. E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

Ter ocut dc @etrei0e.
5oll oisfutirt - Sn elmer &c.
mcinionlell Sibung Der Mccipro5i.
t1ts-Gonlite'n Scr Sonbelsfnmmer,
bcS o@creins Der. &aufleute ll1rb 50.
6rifantcn" iino Der &onbclsborie,
Die Wittmod Iadymittog i%toitfonb,
bielt ST.. 1bpntas ". @cnllctt Dol,
Der Ncip 0orfcr v9lnterifoniidcn
Hccipro5itots z arif.2igo" einen Gor.
frog iiber cen ocutid]en @etrcioc.
3urif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11

EGHe Slir Meiie in's MnsIano be-
iurgt s. 9iainc, Nr. Alb, Sit-galti-
more- strafc, nnbe Guitnmbpmic-Mpc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-02
POLICEMAN CALLED.
To Testify Before Grand Jury Against
Their Former Chief.

Chicago, May 2.-The grand jury
today commenced an investigation of
the charges made against former
Chief of Police John NJ. Collins, in
connection with the recent municipal
election.
Subpoenas were issued for thirty six
members of the police force, including
a half dozen inspectors and captains.
The charges against Collins. in
which other high officers of the de-
partment are also said to be involved,
are that he directed collection of
funds for the election campaign of
former Mayor Dunno, contrary to the
rules of the civil service commission,
and that he also directed the mutila-
ton of the records of the department
by ordering torn from the order books
the pages on (which were written his
instructions to collect money for the
Dunno campaign.
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OVER $1,000 IN A DAY.
New Record for Immigrants Estab-
lished at Ellis Island.

New York, May 2.-Ten transatlan-
tic liners brought more than $4,000
aliens to this port yesterday. which is
record number of immigrants for one
day. Most of the steamers anchored
in the harbor and will probably not
be able to land thier Storage passen-
gers for several days. The fog which
shrouded the coast early this week
kept several of the ships outside Sandy
Hook for from 36 to 4s hours. Health
Officer Doty and his assistants were
worked to their utmost from early yes
terday morning until last night and
succeeded in passing all the vessels.
Ellis Islands accommodations are
already swamped with immigrants and
other immigrants are yet on steamers
at different piers. The capacity Of the
immigration station is five thousand
daily, so that the foreigners who reach
ed here yesterday will have to await
their turn.
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Society,"

The Country club dance last night,
the first of the summer series of fort
nightly informals for members and
The event served to open the 1907
club house has been in the hands of
caretakers all winter, the lockers and
dressing rooms have been open, for the
golf fiendS who play the year round
regardless of the weather, and some
informal dinners and dances have been
given, the dining room was regularly
opened for the first time this spring
last night and a table d'hote dinner
was served from to $50 when the
dancing began. Steinberg'S orchestra
played. Among those in attendance
were Mr.. Arnin Fassler, Miss Fassler,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McClintock, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Gault, Mr.. and
John Norton, Mrs. Willis Norton, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith, Miss
Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss
Katharine Sneve of st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Quin-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Crosby, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Capper, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Akers,
Mr., and Mrs. Harrison Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Zahner, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Mulvane. Mrs. J. w. Burt,
Miss Scandrett. Miss Louise Kellam,
Mr.. Henry Scandrett. Mr.. Ben Scan
brett, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mr..
Paul Walker, Mr.. Dan Hammatt. Mrs.
Ben Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Drechsel, Miss Ethel Davis, Mr.. Bert
Reid, Miss Frances Cornell, Miss Lloyd
Robenson. Miss Alice Lakin, Mr.. David
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-02

high school, sophomore girls organ
ization, will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Miss Miriam Foster, 713 Topeka
avenue.