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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

rrisnds o. IRE Bulsiln sss regu--i
- . sanc CT tsisrhoas Hczs n tk,r
- EtEtlsse - tX'fk >
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
III llIhcIa ALienl,,

~ see, etqnoth Uncle Allen Sparks,
that myn Old ffienttitMrf Rockefeller.
shys Tie a Socialist in a. sense Well,
maybe he Is. but when it comes to dol
lars jiby Georga, he's about the big
gegt indiyihialist | know Of"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
MALE HELP WANTED.

NANTED-Youug men for train
service. Nc experience required. Van
Mons News Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

cLAIRvoYANT and Palmist. %.
Fifth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
LOST

LOsT-Embroidered shawl from
baby buggy somewhere on lower
Commercial avenue. Finder return
n Mr. Cornell at ofice OF C1iro
Brewery
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
WANTED.

WANTED-Good female cook. It
I9i Commercial avenue. Good wages
to right party. None other need ap.
plr.
tNAETEDA4First class ensinses
~ an job. STEADY employment good
iay- Address. Power. this office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

No. 1 Express. daily " ..zss pm.
No. 3 Havana Ltd. daily. " 2:1s am.
No. 5 Express. dsEly. " .....11:25 pm.
ksrfhhopsf
No. 2 Express. daily. lv-....1:f5 pm.
No. Limited, daily. lv....2:1s am.
No. s Express. daily, lv..-...t:55 am.
Corrected 10 December fsi, 1907.
=. v f1ft-- JHo -. 7-stss
Gs.slsA I'tes5-sz Cessna rsls-z7r t.r1a,
sczlI4 Ala q. LOUIS no
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
FOR SALE.

TWOSTORY dwelling. six, rooms
and place for bath Three lots. 100
Thirty-fifth street $1,000. c. r.
Stuart & Son. Insurance and Real Is.
tate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Avenue an1 EIshsh atrsss
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
oFFscEHs

OFFICERS
y. A. budsssf..s.s... .rresixSxI
Chas. Feuchtsf Jr 80. vice President
J. II. dslliEsR T.. Cashier
r. Spencer. .AssnstaHt Csssisl
Accounts OF corporations anS indivil-
uals especially solicited. Kxehaxga
Nurnished to any part OF tbs world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

FOR RENT-store room IN Vincent
block. apply III Ninth street
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

id)en Sntereiien uno @iini6e in IoI,
bem l%(nlfonge 6eriidii6tigt, boB einc
unge6inOerte grtiuidelung inn @oo.
r%enauStaui6 eripartet iper0e.
9elegaten sur 6rtc0cu8.
Con cren3.
NlS bierter 9clegot 31lr fon1mcnoen
6rieoenS = Gonferen3 i'm Soog lit Scr
StaatSredtS = 2ebrer 8rof. Or. 3orn
bon Der Bonner ltniperIit1t ernonnt
moroeu. Die orei onoeren 0cIcguten
iinb: Baron WoriboQ b. 8ieberItcir1,
9oti6aiter in GonItontinopel; Or.
Srieae, Der @rpertc iiir international.
les Hed)t I'M N~llSipGrti9en Pint, uno
Gice = glomirol Sicgcl, Der Wurine.
9ltto6e ser 9otiGoft in Goris.
2loDos 9ieni It Il q Of 4frtfu.
Son glttunterridtetcr Seitc pcrlolt,
tet, bob Der 9torbOeutihe &loDo chen.
ioas Den Blon 0efoBt bot, iif on
DEM S6iifspcrfebr no6 9lfrifo 81 be.
tbeiligcn. 81 Dem Gnbc lit einc Gr.
b0bung ocS 9ltticntopitol5 in gllS.
iidt Qenonmlcn, luorii6cr cine Dem.
nG6It no6 Bremen 81 berlfcnoe
nnBeror0entliGe @cncrols 8crIomnt.
lltng Ser NftionGrc ob5uItimmcn b.
ben lpilr0e.
0raue &ononen.
aoiler @ilbelm bot on%oeuronct,
BOB Die SelOgei6iibe, 2offetten nno
W9ltnitionSluogcn ser Ocuti6eu CIR
tiQerie in elmer itltmpfen qrollcn
6arbe ongcitriden mcrOcn. Die 9(cra
Oerutg griinOet iid ollf bic Griob.
rltngcn oeS ruiiii6 3 joponii6en aric.
geS.
@illcine& eict6un.
@roBber3og Srie0rid 6ron5 bon
Meflen6urg = S6lperin bot oie 9I6.
ii6t, Ben ipeitairifoniiden aoloniel
beS Neides in 8GIOe eincn @eiud)
ob5ultotten. Die nG6creu HeiieoiS.
poiitionen iin0 nod nidt bcfomlt.
Gei6Sanleibeci GrfoIg.
Die geltrigc Sublfription ouf sic
9fei6Sonleibe BON $75,000,000 ipar
Gin bcocutcnoer Grfolg. Der @ctrog
iullroe 40 Mol iibcr5eihnct. Gillc
Wenge 4nge6ote iporen bonn 9InS.
InnOe, ober onideineno feline bon Ocn
Ser. Staaten eingcgangcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

10 meroen Iitb Die 2cilte wnnoerr, ooB
bic gergluerfsarbeiter nidjt bns @cieb
ielbIt in sic Snno nabmen uno Illrd)t'
bare 8ieberpergeltung an Semen lib
ten, oie ibnen 10 id1nolideS rnredt
s%ufiigtci. Die 9ergnerfsorbeiter je'
mes Staotes muroen pegen feincS on'
Oeren 8erbrebens, ols Dob lie Iid) 81
elmer Union orgoniiirt bntten, per-
boitet, fir longc 3eit obne Serbor i'm
@ei1ngnib gebolten mo mittellos
mad, einent onberen Staates bepor'
tirt. Sic murbeu nieoergei6lagcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Sen oielc 2elte bon i6rcn 6ilbrern
ermobnt, ni6t @emolt nit @eipolt SIT
pcrgelten, ionoern oos @eleb bod 5lt
boItcn, un,o oieier Hotb mlroe be-
folgt. Die omerifonilde @eifyid)tc
bat fcinen onberen dbnlidcn Sail
oui5uuciien.
,@ir proteItircn oui'S GrnlteIte
oegen oaS 9encbnicn oes bodlten BE
onlten oeS 2ar,beS, inoelu CT Die Sc
Iebloiigfeit uno ben 3errorismls Der
ouordiitiihcn aorpcrihoit Don Colo
rabo, Die lif bic nMlne OWners
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Stances 6. 6ubbert,
GhefsGlerf.

ltnO gcito1en, i6res 9eiittbunlS be-
raubt, beidimpft ltn0 p%erbobnt, llno
ibrc ISroucn unb ainocr murben ipite.
motiid bcnn 8%crbungern ousgelett
uno oft aui Ons ShGnolidlte inlll'
tirt.
vllno oos NQeS I'M Hamen ocS
Stoates, oui Nnrcorrng nno in Suite
reiic ser 9erDperfsbeiiber, uno nit
Dem @iilen uno Der 3uItilnmung ocS
aegenipGrtigen 0emobners Ocs 8ci'
ben So,iieS. God wdbreno ua' Die
fer 3eit Der @elpalttbatlgteiten pllr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Sir Mit0lico 0e3 crIten Stootrotb3
3mciGcS bon Der licb5eDnten
Wor0:
SarrD g. Cummings, Hepnblican.
Ercgun Wiltun Scunis, Democratic.
6iir Mitglie0 ocS eritcn Stdbtrnt6S
3luciNcS BON Scr 0d)t5cbntcn
Muro:
Mm. s.. SarucD, S~ociolilt.
Trcocric :. Scllmnnn, Democratic.
NidjarS u. SbcfcllS, HepubIicOn.
6iir MitgIieO oc8 eritcn Sto6trntb5
3peiDe5 bon ser n%cun5cbntcn
Maro:
&. Bates Gtdiion, Democratic.
Sobn 9. Wufc, M%epublicon.
@m. Hunic SmingS, BrobibItion.
Charles 4. Sannocrs, S~ocialiit.
Sir Mit9lico oeS criteu StootrotbS
3iuci8eS Don Der 5lpan5i0ltcn
Wur0:
Charles 4. &lcin, SocioliIt.
Charles Z. Aoblitcao, N%cpublicon.
Stcpbcn 8. NcGomptc, Frobbition.
ScnrD Z. Micncfclo, Democratic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

EXPLOITATION" ncnnt, iGnorirt uno
MRinncr ais N~nord)iltcn ulO Nlti-
lpicglcr 5il brmnOmorfcn ucriud)t, Die
Inn oeS 1rieoenS piQcu ollc fingered
iigfcitGn un,o llntcroriidln9cn gcoul.
Sig crtrogen Dobcu."
Ger GiSput pcrur d
cinen Wpr0.
@ullocc, Sonbo., 26. Nprll. -
ErGliocnt HooiepcIt's NenBcrm9ell
iibcr Mopcr uno SoDpooo ucruriod)-
ten 0eitcrn Nbcno cinen bcItiAcn
@ortmcdieI 5miihcn Dem Gr.Foliji'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Sdnrfc 9lrbciters Erutcitc.

yllnerniinIdte 8iirger" gilt iebt ais
G%brcntitel. - &unogebungcn &c.
gen Iooieuelt in G6icogo mO
Help,Oorf.
GDicogo, 2G. qpril. - 6iini-
um0ncun5ig Gelegaten sur WtoDcr.
SaDlpooo : SertbeioiglngS Gonics
ren5 bobcn lih iiir ntiht miini6cnS.
pertbe 9iirgcr" ertldrt, olS mclde
8rGlioent Nooiepelt in ieinem Sdrci!
ben an Sonore ). Saron Wopcr unO
0oDpooo 6c5eid)net bette. Sic be.
5eid)neten 0ies dis elm yG6ren5eiden."
IS murOen Gl6ne fir cine Gcmon'
itration om S%ccitron0e am 10. Moi
entiuoricn. Yrdliocnt Barney Ser
I'm erflGrtc, OoB MIR Ynid)t min.
idenSmertbe 9iirger" eingclo0cn
miirOen. bic federation mill Oea
8rGiioenten Nntlport auf Die am leb-
ten Sonntog ieitens oes GentroItor-
pers qeiobten 9ei6liilie ubmarten.
Wnn glaltbt, Oab scr Yr6iioent Oicic
9eldliiIie nod nidt erbaltcn bette,
als ct Den 9riei an Saron id)rieb.
Ncm-D orf, 26. Ipril. - Nod
elmer Sibllng OeS grcfutip . Gomite'S
Der MoDer : &opmooo g Gonicrenj
p,troc i%olaenoer in ser Sibung oll0c-
nomnlencr idarfer Yrotelt gcgen ErG-
lioent Gooienclt'S @rmiOerung Der
YreIie 5ur Ser6iientlidung iibcr.
gebcn:
nGie Gntgcgntna oes BrGiioentcn
Goolepelt lit cine Oirctte 9elciOiglung
eines sSeoerL ser Sntcreiie al Mopcr
uno Sopmooo's %crtbeioi9mg
ninmt. Sic beocutet Elm llnredt
uno eillen lnqllalifi5irborcn AnGriif
oen fein inteqigenter 9iiraer ucr8ei-
len miro. limo sic 8orul,Siagung
iheint u1ls ollrd)alts nid)t iibertric-
ben, boB M%ooicpelt's 9leuberung Der
Nnfong pom Gnoe oes Sertrnlens it,
baS Dem YrGiioentcn bisber Don eli.
nen1 qroben 5beile ser grbeitertloiic
entgcgcn gcbradt murbe. 'Sr. Stool e.
belt lit nidjt i'm Stunbe, Den bciipiel-
los oaitebenocn MiBbroid ieiner
pr1lioentliden Madt ST re6ticrtigen,
nit meltem er oieie beiOen Opfer ei.
nes Sulti5perbre6enS peroammtc,
unD 10 mltBte CT ieine 3ufllld)t 81 OBJ
"ltinaten 9ebnllptungen nebmen, filr
oie er nidt Sen Sdotten zines 9elueis
les beibringen fam.
Sur sic Id)tung, sic mir Dor Den,
Nmte oes Brdiioenten baben, balt
ms 5uriif, ieine gebouptungen III
oieiem Sale nit jenen @orten ST
brol1bmarfen = nit mel6en Der &C.
g~enpdrtige Snbabcr bieies Nmtes 10
raid bei Ser Sanb lit - nit Der Be
seidynllng yiniame 2iige."
BUR gbre unb gum 2obc Der an'
eeflagten mub geiagt iperoen, Dab lie
trot alcr Iuirei5ungen ST. 8epalt'
often tets Dem @eiebc Sen 8eboriam
beipabrt BADEN uno glnoere bo5u an'
aebolten 6aben. 8enn Die mirflibe
u1o mabre @eidi6tc jener blutigen
greiglliiie in Colorado einmal &C.
idrieben iein uno BON Der nadfolgen'
Den @enerotion geIelen meroen miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

~ WIZ ~ III w.
sir Wit0Iieo oeS eritCn StobtratbS'
3ucigcS pon Der cirurnojluun5ig.
ten Wur0:
&iliam 8. gcuubanicr, NcpubIicnrt.
Or. Suicpb Is. Wuic, Democratic.
IidDaro :. Safiiclo, Socialiit.
sir Mitalico bcS critcn Staotrotbs'
3meigco bon ser 5lpeiuno5mmn5iG.
item Wur0:
Charles u. @ricbcl, Democratic.
ScnrD Wai, SociuIilt.
Nlbcrt Vi. Sprociicr, RcpubIicnn.
George Is. @iie, JIM, Prohibition.
Sir Witglic0 oc3 criten Sta6trotbSs
3mcigea bon Scr orciuto5lpon3ig-
ten Wnr0:
@illiam 8. Snrain, Yrobibition.
3ndDnrD !. @rccn, Hcpublicnn.
Wiliam Silicr, Democratic.
8curNc @Otl, Sociolilt.
Sir Wit0lico ocS critcn StuotratbS'
3pciAcS bon Der picruno5ipan5ig.
lten Wnr0:
@inidm Nacn, R%cpibIicnn.
ScurD !. Is. Suffmau, Democratic.
Spbn z. WnttbciuS, Socialiit.
Subu SborncDt prohibition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Siir Witelieo oeS eriten Stnbtrot6S
3meigeS bon Scr 5iuolitcn Woro:
Wiaiam =. Mtiuoob, Ncpnblicon.
SbimotbD =. S%catiuulc, Democratic.
i. Tranf WiQcr, Prohibition,
Sir WitglieO oeS critcn StaotratbS
3meige$ bon Scr orei5ebnten Wdro:
Gcui NrnolS, SociaIiit.
George Is. Wann, Rcpublicon.
Samuel Z. @cit, Democratic.
Sir Witolieo oeS eriten Sto6trotbS
3nci9cS pom ser p%ier5eblten War0:
Wn9nItnSS 8insmnnger, Hepublicdn
Ynibroo 90. WattS, Democratic.
1iir Mitqlico ocS eritcn StootratbS
3rucigcS bon Der Ii~lnI5ebntcn Moro:
@iaiam y. TarSmell, Erobibition.
Marcus WuSbanit, Socialtlt.
Mnrton VI. Hibgelh Democratic.
Scnrp ". ltlridb Hepnblican.
Slit Mit0Iico beS eritcn StootrotbS.
3ueiges bon ser ied)S5ebnten @oro:
Gbgar Tiibcr, Erobibition.
Hubcrt ,. McGnroD, Hcpublicon.
GbaS. 6. i. Sdruebcr, Democratic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

@ci Intiteroom, N..D., lit Der
2otomot;piiibrer Gbos. s. Sobl aus
Gait Wtouh Gbunt, ga, ais CT ouf
Der Stredc beidGftiet ipor, bon ei.
ncm Sdnea5igc i~iberiobrcn uno &C.
t00tct uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Gbarlcs y. Garter,
prdfieent.

itcn 8m. Guinn mo Dem Sourna-
liitcn u. $. Is. Sodion. Siiliside.
riii &idS miid)tc iid) Elm, unb oaS
gnoc pom 9icoe mar, onB Quinn por
&id3 critolicn mllr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Sir Mitglieo 6eS crIteu Sto0trotbS
3lpeigcS BON Der erItcn @oro:
Ipbcrt &. 9ead)nm, &epubliron.
Subu &. Wurton, Grobibition.
SuGm s.. Srantfcltcr, Democratic.
Sir Witglieo bcS critcn Sto6trotbS
s3pCigeS bon Der 5meiten MarO:
Or. George Seller, Democratic.
Subn ". 2ubmnllcr, 9tepublicon.
6arrg q. Heoicr, Yrobi6ition.
Iiir Mitglieo beS erlten StabtrotDS.
3!peiges BON ser oritteu @oro:
@iQiam Stcmart Srolul, Democratic
GSiuarb @. Stein, Hcpllblican.
gbnis @nibncr, So5ialilt.
sir Mitglico beS erltcn StootrotDS'
3lpeigcS pom Der plerten Moro:
Goiuarb Sc2aeOnr, Teplblicon.
Gunis :. 8rccnc, Democratic.
Charles Mnrtiu, So5iolilt.
Niir Mitalieo beS erIten StoOtrotbS.
3neiges Don Der i%iiniten Moro:
Mar Sneoif, So5ialilt.
@illiam ". Gbcrrg, Democratic.
gcrnbarS Iiet, Hepublican.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

tSllr Mtlt9lie0 neo crllclt Stdotra1DS'
3nciDcS Ser iedilcn Waro:
Soin NcB, jim, Democratic.
@cninmim +. Geiuis, Erobibition.
&onis Maicf, So5ioliit.
&tllinm Is. Watts, Hepublical.
Tilr Mitglico ocS erItcn Stootrotb8,
3luei8eS BON Der ad)ten @aro:
Z. gcunGarOt Garl, Socioliit.
Siauc Srnnf, Democratic.
Jubu &rpnmilcr, Hepublicon.
War s. Smitb, Erobibition.
Tiir Mitglieo oeS eritcn StootratbS.
3mci1eS bon Der neltllten Mar0:
Gtban Is. Youb, Erobibition.
Charles Is. Wmnlinc, Hepublicat.
Charles u. Mbitcforb, Democratic.
Giir Mitglieo beS erlten S%taotrotbSs
3mei9eS BON Der 5cbnten Woro:
Stciuart Sill, Erobibition.
Ycrnarb I. Sec, Democratic.
%m. u. Sdnd)barot, Hcpublicon.
Miltun I. Wc6cr, SocioliIt.
1iir Mitglieo bes eriten S%tootrotbS'
,3IueigeS bon ser cliten Naro;
gooiIun Is. Mnaifin, Hepublicon.
:. MDiulauS Siin9lnff, Democratic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
@crOrOnnng Nr. 800.
@citdtigt am %. WtGr5 1907.

VVNHTIH UW ~. WIWId IJUI'
Netitclt pGiuc TcrOronung in llebercinitimmung nit
ciucr Nfte Der StontS8ciet9cbnHg UOn WGrglano,
mcdc i'll Der Snnuar.S itung 1906 nnNrnOmmen
wnrNr, &apitcl 1914, nno bic %cranSNnbnna bun
Sduloidcinrn uOn nidt i6rr elmer Million Collars
Snrd ocn MiaDOr nnS StnOtrNtb uOu Baltimore
NntOriiirt, nm Snrd Nntanf, Condemnation OOer
nuf anScrc gSciic GanO fir SpritcnbGnicr lu cr'
lucr6Cn nnb 5um gnu unO DENOMINATION pUn
SpritcnbGnicru, luCldyc SdulOidcinc in iOlder
Nciic 5i OcraitS9N6cn iinb, uic Der WlnDOr unO
StaOtratF uOn Baltimore Ourd) @crOronnnG bcitin.
men MD iru."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Sir @erOronnu9
WC0Cu @CrOrOnnng
@%rrOrOunug Nr. 240.
&citGti0t am %. WGr5 1907.

Wcltntt9t an %. WGrj 1917.
Nctitclt vGiue ScrOrSnrna in llcbcrcinitimmnng init
cincr Wife Der StantSgciceecbnu9 uOn MnrDlanO,
mclde in Der S%anuar'SitnuN 1906 ansrnOmmca
iuurbc, @Npitcl 552, unb bic @cruilliGnna bon
SdnI6idcincm Oon uidt ibcr elmer Wii0iOn Dollars
ourdJ ocn Wouur nno StnbtrntG UOu Baltimore
nntUriirt, um onrdJ Nnfnnf, Condemnation oOrr
nuocrc @ciie SnnS fir 6ficutlidc SdulacbGnbe III
crmcrbcn nno 5um gam nno MCcunitrhftiOn fir bic
Uiicntlidrn SdJnlgcbGnOc, lucIdc SdnIOidcinc i'll
iuldJcr MriIc Ill OcrNns9abcn limb, iuiC Der Winuur
nno Stnotrntb uun Baltimore ourdD ScrOronnng
bcitimmcu m1gcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Mir Icruronnna

Sir Wiglc0 ocS jucicn Sn0trotb&. 3mci2e5 Uon Dem uHrtcn Sto6hntbS.
Gtritt umnicno Die @orOS II, IS, 81 -, % mo q.
Gbuaro s. SargraOc, Democratic.
Charles s. Gentleman, Hcpublcnn.
Clarence s. SaDor, SocialTt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Viiic iir'S NuSianb beiorgt 6. 9iatue. gr.
lib, Et.SaItimorc' str, nabe Spitumbpuit.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

Sir MiglieO OS 3pehen StootrotbS 3mG0eS pon Sem cirn StaOuot6&.
9irift, unmMeuo oe 8orOS f. ., 3, A. ) m0 g..
George Sonig, Democratic.
SbeUooc Gnomig, len, HcpublCan.
Srauf 4. Sninmt, Sociulit
Sir WttgGeo o8 3pchen Staorab5 3meigc3 BON Dem ortcn Sta0trob$.
9itrift, umfaIen0 0e @m0S 10, If, II, IS, 10 m0 20.
9nfnS V. Nppcgartl, Hcpublnan.
Tmfe VOno, Democratic.
SOHpb Shafr, Sociolit.
guber ben mi obigen sorn1lar erideincnoen Aominotonen III
g~eb0rigcn Steac Elat iinoen; iolde Nomtnattonen lmo ne ioNt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

"hmmnNn@S No@hS AS M @HMs@ hS Sober Der" NNmimn6 rm@M %@e mn GWmt Mt %@, @m,
rHHGt npn MN m@mo i @o ihUu NdtNM 10 mWo @m%HAm Nru mm tD0nr 6w m@ CHm8 mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

, llnerpiinidte 8iirger" gilt iebt ais
G6rcntitel. - &unogebungcn &c.
gen &%ooiepelt in Chicago unO
Hep,Oorf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
IN SUBTERRANEAN CELL.
Thirteen Tunnel Workers Have a Ter
rifle Experience in Gotham.

NEW YORK, February 2O.-After being
imprisoned for more than eight hours in
tiny circular chamber in the McAdoo
tunnel under North river, thirteen tunnel
workers We're taken out today in a serious
condition. Their experience had been
narrowing one, as, when the door of their
subterranean cell damned, they were pow
erless to aid themselves, and were COM
PEELED to listen for hours to the tapping
of chisels and the clink of hammers WELD
ed by those who sought to save them. All
this time the men were under the intense
air pressure which is maintained in the
lower levels of the tunnels, and it is feared
that pany all of them may suffer from
Bends" or caisson disease, as result of
their slong exposure. Ordinarily the men
remain under the high air pressure only
three: and one-half hours. AS the thir-
teen men had just completed their regular
tour and were preparing to leave the tun-
mel when caught, they were under pressure
continuously for nearly twelve hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
HUGHES AFTER KELSEY
STATE OFFICIAL RECOMMENDED
FOR REMOVAL BY GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, N. Y, February 1S.-Gov.
Hughes sent to the senate this morning a
special message recommending the removal
from Office of the state superintendent of
insurance, Otto Kelsey.
In making the recommendation the gov
ernor says:
with respect to life insurance, New
York is easily the most important jurisdic-
ton in the United States, if not in the
world, and the vast interests involved i'm
peratively require, and it should be point
of honor for the state to maintain, fear
less and efficient administration of it's SUPER
vising department commanding the con-
fidence of the people.
Il recommend Mr.. Kelsey's removal be-
cause as head of this department he has
conspicuously failed to perform obvious du-
ties of the first Importance, and his neglect
has demonstrated his unfitness for the trust
confided to him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
THE BREWSTER WRECK
STATE PROBE OF EXPRESS DIS
ASTER IN NEW YORK.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 20.-With Job E.
Hedges as special counsel, the state rail-
road commissions investigation into the
Brewster Express wreck, in which twenty
two persons were killed and nearly $50 in
jured, got under way at 10 o'clock this
morning. The commission is composed of
G. w. Aldridge, the chairman; Frank NJ.
Baker, Joseph NJ. Dickey and Henry N.
Rockwell.
The commission is expected to consume
at least a week in its investigation. The
same witnesses who have already been ex-
amined by Coroner Schwannecke have been
called
A. H. Harris, vice president and general
counsel of the New York Central, appeared
on behalf of the railroad. Mr.. Harris as
sured the commission that he would assist
them in every way in his power.
mo time or thought or money has been
spared in making the road as safe as pos
sible," declared Mr.. Harris. The cause of
pears that the accident could not have
been avoided, l hope the board will not
put the blame where it does not belong"
Seeking a Cause.
Ira A. Mccormick general superintend-
first witness called at the coroner's in
quest on Monday, was the first witness
at the commissions hearing today. Mr.
Mccormick said he had discovered last
night that train which had preceded the
one which met with the accident on Sat
urday night had stopped at Mt. Vernon
and the crew discovered there that a
brake rod had fallen down. A long bolt
was also found missing.
Would that have any bearing upon the
accident, in your opinion?" asked Mr..
Rockwell.
Yes" was the reply. 'If the bolt had
fallen on the track and had got knocked
in some way against the rail it would
show cause for derailment."
How long did you require a motoman
to serve before you put him in active serv-
ice?" asked Mr.. Rockwell.
THAT was left to the instructor to de-
termine," was the reply.
Another death was added today to the
list of victims of the wreck. The latest
one to succumb is Ella Sniffen, twelve years
old, of Englewood, who died early this
morning in the Fordham Hospital. The
Two others, Mabel Smith and Arabella
Fowler, are likely to die.
The attorney generals Office was repre-
sented at the hearing in the commissions
Office at 1 Madison avenue, Attorney Gem
eral Jackson having directed Deputy Dom
nelly to appear
AS the coroner's inquest progresses there
is less possibility of any more arrests being
made. The only person now under arrest
is the engineer, Rogers, and he Is only
being technically detained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
DISTRIBUTION TO BE MADE.
Trustees of Peabody Fund in Session at
Arlington Hotel.

A meeting of the trustees of the Pea
body educational fund for the distribu-
ton Of the fund left by George Peabody
of London in the cause of education was
held at the Arlington Hotel today Be-
tween $2.3O0,000 and $2,4O0.000 will be
apportioned among educational institu-
tions in the southern states at this meet
ing.
Chief Justice Fuller of the United
States Supreme Court, the chairman of
the trustees, presided ]. Pierpont Nor
gan, the treasurer, also was present.
Among the trustees present were DR..
Samuel A. Green, Bishop Lawrence and
Richard Olney of Boston.
The trustees were in executive session
late today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
UNIFORM PURE FOOD LAWS.
Active Campaign Was Inaugurated
at Chicago Yesterday,

CHICAGO. February 20.-The movement
to get the various states to make pure food
laws uniform with the national pure food
laws was concentrated into an active cam
paign yesterday that will reach the legis-
iatures of every state. This has been urged
by various national food stuff associations
In the last year, but none of the orders felt
able to undertake the preparation single
handed. A representative of each of the
national associations met and decided to
combine the efforts of twenty of the asso-
Citations to carry on the campaign.
V. l.. Price of st. Louis was made chair
man of the committee. Another meeting
will be held in New York city in two weeks
to be attended by eastern concerns. The
delegates are favorable to the new pure
food law and will insist that it be en-
forced.