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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-30
NOTICE 70 LIEN HOLDERS.

Sept. 16, %, 80. Aug. Z, 4, q. clel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
ScfauntmadJnngcn.
etaa.s, ccu5,Sefauntmadluns

NFDH
Nnourd lueroet ale Berfunen llro &6rpers
Idbuiten, incorporate uoer pplitiidc, ipelcbe in
Der Staot baltimore Elm @eibuft betrei6er, Iir
lpelbes Die @rbcbung elmer StnatssGicenS ers
foroerIt6 lit. Gulaetur0ert, am uoer OOr Dem
critcl Gage ocs WtunntS Mai D. ). cine 2tcen6
5i IoieIl oher oicielbe 5u erneierr,
Sine Scriiltntlib Der Grtetcrllg ibrcr Gle
Gems bis 8uul criten Gage ocs Wtpnnts WIai D.
=. Don Seiicn BON Ycrlonell, Die lett iolde
@ei0lIte betrcibcrt, miro o%ietclbert eilIer @eloz
ltrdie ltlterluerieu. .
Sn lebereilftimmllltg NIT Dem SO. Irtifel,
40. mo 80. Slbldniit, pes Guoer Der ~allgellleis
men bffentlibcn Gefebe merocn Nppliiuntell fir
Sraoero' Gicen3en autqefuroert, in 9erfon Ourz
3uiprcde1t nm cine heidluprere 9lnGabe iiber
Den SSertb oe5 bon benz %6eia9tcn glpplifanten
g~eliiDrtell SagerS at MAIDEN. Sic Stcen5 miro
beHgerilB ulisgeitellt lper0ell.
Sr. Noum Scupcrt, Nttiur bcs GOu1mon
TGcass@eribt5, miro am un0 ra6 Wiprtag, oeil
10. Npril 1907, 3pif6el ben Stlnoen bon o
ll6r SOrlnittaqS Dis 4 llbr giddbruittags, in fets
mem @ilrculI I'M Gro9ei6ob oes @eri6tSgebGIs
oes, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6ur Iussdbe boz
2iceT5en bGreit iein.
Sus GGtss&eritderunGSs 0eparteuent boil
MiarDldrlb miro am llno llah WiittfuDdl, Den 1.
Mtai 1907. 3luiidcr ben Stu1bel bon o llbr
Tormittags bis 4 lbr 9id6mittdgS, in ietIleii
@itrcdur, gir. 900, MISUNDERSTANDING, &Gttis
more uio SuutbsStrnbe, 5ur %erausenbitg
bon id1rIi6cn ScritbcrungS = Oiaflers2icen6eH
bereii iein.
George II. 9abgctt,
S6eriff bon Baltimore.
(lpr2, a, 0,11,t3,15,1T19, %, pa 7,29,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Scbt 5itr Sauptiuabl.

! Die &rimGr . @oblcn boben bic
politii6e Gage i~nnerbalb Der Der.
I6ie0ellen Harteien gefl1rt. S1 Oclt
nGdIten bier @o6en miro Der &unnpi
5piiden oen beioenSouptparteien &c.
fiibrt iperoen, pnt lire gemdblter
Gonoiooten in gmt uno @ilroen 81
brirgen. Nod ben %GrgebniIIen Der
YrimGr = @ablen baben Die DEMO
froten, pelde brei Selperber gegcll
5tpei Ser &epltblifoner fir oos Wop-
ors = 9llnt 5llr @obl iteben botten,
gut obgeidnitten. Sr. MaDool err
belt nobe5u $1,000 Stimmen, ilber
1000 mebr, ais Wc2ane Dor bier
Sabren. ST.. Simanls, Der republic
fonilde 9emerber Inn oaS WtaDorss
amt, bot 1876 Stimmen erbolten,
mebr oils 1000 meniger, oils Iein De-
mofratii6er @egcll : Gonoioat. gei
ben Sullptpablen I'M Mtoi miro piel
oapon obbGngen tpie Die llnabbdngls
gen itinlnten peroen. 9aS iogenanm.
te l~rnobb1ngige 8otitm bat in ben
lcbten Sabren oft ben Ausl6lag ge'
gcben. SSn Den n1dlten @od)en miro
nod, piel geflGrt meroen, unb Die De-
mofratcn boben Die belten IilSIi6ten,
ibre Gonoioote1 fir Die SouptGmtcr
SIT %crpGblen. Sebt beiBt es: Selo
cinig unb Itebt 5ulunmen!
NIiooieM ii It ungSrag
ioa ni6t fornea ollf oas Yrogromm
Ser Sooger SrieoenS.Gonieren Gelcbt
lperDen. england bot Iid oantit ein-
peritonoen erflGrt, bebGlt lid aber Oos
He6t Dor, cine infornleQe 9eipre-
dung Ser Srage por5ui6logcn. Do
nit mGren Die 9(ltsli6ten fiir profit
ife grgebniiie Der Gonferet5 . Scr
Donolungen meientliG gebciiert.
Sn 0et d ten Sa9en
ioa Die critic abtbeilung Der 2ebenS-
bel6rei6ung 0es 2oro 8enconsfiel6
an Die Sefientli6feit fomnlen. glltS
2onoon miro oa5u gei6rieben: Gos
ltngebeurc Wotcriol, mel6es Der
Staatsmann b%interloilen bot, iiiltc
mcbr ols GO 9roBe aiitcn, sic bel 9oro
&otbi6il6 oeponirt moren. Hod Dem
Sooe Der &0nigin Giftorio erit murbe
nit benz Sidten ltnb 9eurbeiten ocs
Waterials begonnen. Gas @erf lpiro
ieoenfaas grobes aitfieben madcnL
inlO nidt BLOB in England.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Der Observation-Disclosures : Guntmiiiarc re,
c,,n,,- lteh.,Aa

Valtim e, 3. 9lpril 1907.
IS miro biermit befunrt gegebet, hnB in Sc
ildBbelt Der tDllct ollrD Die 8pri6rtfteli beS
Adpitels 274 Der @eieBe Der QeGtsIatlr bon
WiarDlano bonn Sabre 1904 ltilo Der am 6.
Wtlr6 1905 uIltcr5eidleten Serororlltng 9tr. ZIG
oes Ulabors uno etnbtraib5 bon Baltimore mo
tr9eno lpelC6er anf btcfe gltgeIegenbeit anluenos
barren @cieBe ooer &eroromtngerL ole Struben.
5lrfbru6SsG ommiiiirc fir Die Staot Baltimore
beidloten 6abell. ole Scntaluns3 trafe, upn her
IrrtB" Nuchnc bic 5nr 2afngcttcsA penuc, SIT con-
%benniren NIB 5n %crDfinru, pie es nul Dem
oltrb ole am 3. December 1898 Undergraduate
SerurOnlIllg 9tr. 1919 ocs WtaOorS uno Stnots
ratbS a|rgenpmmencn YIau Der 5upograpbiibel
Sertleiililgs z 9ontnliiItolt fir Die geplanteu
StrqBel! ocS glllleres ge5ei9t miro. illo III lie
ihlnGencr Ncrbeicrun9, Der iekt i'm ~befdaten
0ilrenI Der b~efa9telt Gontn1iiidre auibelpdbrt
lillo sur Snlpcttion often ut.
Die Stltte %beingter Serbeterulg pirb eins
gcberoer oltrD ole Iul9eroelt Yiilfte mo 9rens
sen bcfdriebeIt.
Sic 6iiIi6iic scitc Ser &C 6lB breiten Den.
iitoli9iten eette 6er Nort6s s%lbcnuc, 5000 sui
iueit!trb bon Der Sioiueitz9de bon Gort6sglpeite
illlo Srlgllipoo9.StraBe %entterltt, mo ldnit bon
"a parallel nit .GmaapoobsS trabe fiioIi9 2
8rno. 81 WItn.s 0ltltc5 3919,S0 Sub bis 5ur
llorolthItet Sette bon Gafu0ettez9lpeitle bon ba
lpcttlt1, Der roroliditen Seite bon Gnfubettes
Ioenlle e%ntlan9, &C SUB bis 81 einem @untte,
an benl cine nit Der erfte1 2inie biefer De
1Dreibung parallel Gc5ogene mo GO SUB lueits
lil bon ibr %entfer1te Clinic Die G~tnroieite Der
H9iagettesgnenne our1f6neinen luiiroe; bon bu
iplpllU = Viuu 81 -utlll.y IuGllllU liJU.bl tSltb,
nlebr ooer i%peniecr, entInn9 beiGgier parulleIem
Stllte bis 3lr fiobitlt6iten @ren8e oeS Saint
Teter'e Se1netcrD"; bon pa 1urh1itli6 81 SUB,
lnebr ooer iueni0cr, entlnlA ~beingter f~iiobitlidz
iten 0rer5e bis 5lr 9iurboitsGde beia0ieit Srieoz
boics, baum ipeitlid 10 SUB eltIang Der befaas
ten niroli6ften Gren6e beS ~befnaten SricobofcS
bis 5lr Nrcitjlll9 cbenaclanntcr pGrullelen 9is
mic: pom % entl1tg beiu9ter parnlIeIer Clinic
IlbrbIi6 = @ruo 81 Wiin., ueitIib 200S.S7 SUB.
lnebr ooer iperiqer, bis 6lr .Siloieite Der 9iortbs
Nnelilie. oarl1 bitIi6 GG 6lB entlatg Der Siios
teitc Der aiori6sSlpenie bis sum 9lnidn9sprlitc.
PIE Mi6tnnael1, IL obtGer Gei0reibun9 itno aif
Dem aeltaltcil WteriSinn Der 5opogrGpbifDen Ser
mciiulG Der Stubt Baltimore ilicocrgeleat.
llno lie lnuten hermit terner %befannt, Dab
belngte GomrttiIion am Mu,tn1, ben 6. Mai
1907, 10 llbr @prntittaos, in tbrem Viireal i'm
3oells@ebdnhc, Gcrir8tonz tno Souibap. Strabc,
lbre erlte SiblI19 5lir &erdt0nl9 Der @r6finl1ig
Der NeltnlolsS tra6e, iuic p6et a19egebell, bal
ten peroell.
Samcs s.. Smit6,
Z. Mrtlur @idbGrt,
Games .. MARINE,
|Gonllniiidre.
Giigcic 8. 9inogers.
Gtpri4, f. 49, %, 0iai2) GIerf.
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Tric0rth @rps.

IS itarb an Oftcr.Sonntaa, Wioreen, ben 81.
30 SnbreIt, 4 Wion1ten uno % Iueen, 9~clie6tcr
@atte bon Sba g.. 8rob. @eriuan6te lln6
Sreunbe Der 6nmiIie iino bbfli6it erlu1t, Der
8eeroigllit9, pelbe AM Sunneritng, atudDmittags
| u9r, bonn Iraierbauie, ode /. ii. S'0oIuleIls
StrnBe,. aus iiattfinbet, bei6upobnel. Gotte5s
oterlt IN Der Sereini9ten epangelifcben STRIDE
au Der SaitsSlpcnuc. Weiiebune uuf benz nOut
2uiprs Srieobofe."
gu irilb f0Iug oiefe biit're Stnnoe,
Sic Sid aus lni'rer Wiitte iabnn;
Sod troiteno fonts aus tlf'rem Wiunoe,
g9Sas Sott tout, has lit iuoblgetban!"
SicS SSort iti1t nnier Dalges Sleb'n,
g6, rlibe ianit, arf g8ieberieb'u!
Bic trancrnbc 8attin NIB Siabcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
WRrcou Scs etaot.@cumctcrs.

NnIttmOre, 4. Mpril 1907.
Ser Stnot=@eomctcr miro nnI WtittiupdI, ben
10. glpriI 1907, 5lr ltlteit nl9cgebenen 3eit an
DIT unh SteIlc eri6einen llo Die %glioeaur Der
folgcnocr StruBen eiublirer:
GiiCrsStrnBe, bon Der Wtontforos bis 5ltr Sat
tcrions Burls9nenIe, Inn 10 llbr Sormittngs;
Y~eufinsStru6e, bon Der @iierz bis 5ur Nuitults
Strube, I'M 1890 &ormittugS;
0fcdaticS Court, bon Der Accommodations
&lleO bis 5llr Sails, I'M If ll0r &ormittngs;
9arebs Strabe, bon Der Numf1OsS trabe bis sur
1inHounsglbelue I'M If 80 Gormitta9s;
9in6tsStrubc. bon Der 6ortsglocnle bis 5ur
HunoGlsSirabc, nm ~ llbr Witttn9s.
Nulei9b 6. SBumae,
(9D StaotsSeuineter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Senator @aiIcp Don Gcru9, DER 9r1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9(lton .. 4ar.
fer, $. NJ. @bitnep bon Bottom, Scr.
bert ". Soiuen, Ser frii6ere 8eIon0tC
IN &etc5ltela, Der friibere Gbef Snge.
1llcltr ant Eanomus&nlal, @oQoce.
Der fritbere Soti6oftcr in Micn, @el.
lontp Storer, ltn0 ieine Satin lrn0
jeBt G0mar0 $. SorrimonL ali oieiell
bat Sr. H%ooiepelt me6r o0cr meni0cr
lmoerbliimt Den o2iigncrl" on ben
&opf geluorfen. 9uS iii nic1t notb-
mcnoig. Cine rllbiq io6lide Gar.
le1llng ser Sbotia6cn mirft iibcr,
3cugenoer, oils ser o2iigncrl" 2l6cr
Oo@ impllliipe temperament OcS @rG.
Ii0enten ge6t 5lllueilen nit i6n 01lrt6.
Chicago nnb Der WuniSipal &ctricb.
Chicago, Die 3pcitgr0bte Stuot ser
Ser. Staoten bat ibrc Mupor-g8obl
9eba6t, IN melder Der bisbcrigc Sc.
motratiId)e Wfopor Iunnc ieincm re-
publifonil6en@ cgencanoi0aten 9ltlie
llnterlegen lit. &cbterer iiegte nit ct.
lter W}ebrbeit bon etlpa $1,000 Stim.
men. 9ieie @obl bat nift BLOB fir
Chicago 6%eIon6ere Se0eutlrng, ion.
bern lie bat fir Die @roB'tG0tc oe0
gan5en 2an0eS Snterciic, Wopor
0unnc ipor ser critic MtoDor elmer
omcritoniiden @roBitoot, Der olf
Ser &lottform ser lt0Otii6en 0tuni-
5tpal = 9etrie6e gcru6blt morOen mar.
Mapor 9unlle bcabiihti9te, porcrit
Die StraBenbo6nen in 0cn itdotii6en
9etrie6 ci16uiiibreu. Gr peridrieb lif
cincn Sodoerit1noigen aus 0lo8s
golu, Der nad eingcben0er 8ritfllnQ
Der &erbdltniile 81 Dem Grgebnilie
TAM BOB bel Den politii6cn 3uitGn.
Den IN Den Ser. Stauten, Die Wtuni5ie
polilirung Der StroBenbobncn Gin
6cbli6log iein uiir0c. Srob0cn fam
elm llcbereintonmcn 5lpiibcn Sto0t
lul0 Sabn = @elclli6uftcu 51t Stunoc,
0uS nber bonn Sta0tratbe permorfcn
neil e9 fir Die Sto0t ungiin=
itig b~cfln0en iei. SroB0em belt
Der Wtupor all observation-disclosures.
S0cc ieIt, m0breno Die StoOtrotbsbe-
oabin 0ingen, Dab Die Ser
itoOtliGlung ltattfinoen iolle, luenn
Die @iirgcr Gbicogo'S 0ieiel6e miinidJs
ten. Nn6 Dem IllSfuQ Der Mobl iii
Der S6Il1B geitottct, ooB iid) Die Gbi-
Die Wtltni5tpol 9etriebe nod
griinOli6 iiberlcgt boben unO
IN ser Webr5obl 5t Der llebcr5ellgllng
Jcfommen iinO, OnB IS better Ici, bic
porl6lliig bouon 81 loIlen. lin
ter Dem porgeiebe1en Gontraft e Sp.
item lit eS Der Stu0t immer nod
frciqcItcllt, Die 9ubnen mGbrcnO Scr
tGd)itcn 20 Sabre nod ied)Smtonotlt-
Der &iinOiglung in ItGOtiid)c 9etriebc
1m5lnuol10eln. Die Gbicogo'er WtuD.
,rs-Gompogne lit cine iebr belize &C.
peicn. Sbr gllsgong 5eigt, buB Die
EeritootliGun9s = SOee, fir nelhc
nan bel ser leBte1 @obl Seuer unO
Slonm1e mar, an 9o0en perlorel1 bat.
Oton gibt Dem Yripat6etrieb Den Sor.
Jug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

sic ipnroc Ipe5iel 81 0cm 3tucd &C.
gritn0et, Gontrotte ant &apttpl 5lt
il%bcrnebmen. g(n einem eitt5igen
Stem Celebrations = l(r6eiten ouBer-
DaIb Der SGle) bat Der Gontroftor
SonOcrIon $615,000, 0a8 &;ereins
bol6iode Geiien, mas er 0em Cub
Gontroftor 5obltc, nbcrOient," o6ne
ooB 2eBterer bel ieinem @ei91fte 5lt
fllr5 fam, 9(n Ben 9ron5e-9Gr6eiten
oiporte er" (iir ieine Goi6e) ST..
58t 900. Gicie $2,2O0,OO0 morcn
feline 9elobnltngen fir o2lr6eit" ooer
oEolcnt," Gem Die 2%eiitungen tomcn
ourblpegs bon onoerer Settle.
9oSrepubItfoni Of Is IL
cinnoti @~olfsblott" ifrei6t: nGie
Scrousforoerul1g oeS Senators 6or-
ofer an oen SefretGr Gaft lit BON
Sebterem o%ngenommen morOen. e.
nator Sorofer mill oltr6 cine S(b.
Ittntmung Ben 9epei3 liefern, 0aB
OaS Solf i'm mieOer 5ltnt Senator
miini6t rno ibnt oltcb ais Br0iiOent-
ldoftS-Gonoiootcn Den &or5ltg Dor
Sefret0r Soft gibt. S5ebt miro Oo5
8olf oorii6cr 81 enti6ciOen bn6en, oh
eS nit Ser Nnii6t 0eS Senators ieine
HidJttgfeit bat. Menn 0uS Golt al
Die @ablurnc iGreitet, miro eS iidJ
pobl gegenmGrtig boltclL oaB Is iid
BEL Oieier 9(bitimmung nid)t bios nm
cine perionli6e Nngelegenbeit, ion.
bern nm cine 6roge uon E5t)ltcr
prin6ipieller 9e0elltling bunOclt. Sc.
fret1r Eoft u1teritiibt pol u10 gon5
bic Bolitif OeS BrGIiOclten 9fooieoelt;
Senator Sorofer lit Elm entiAicocner
@egncr oieler 8olitit, io9or Der cnt-
i6iebenlte @egncr IN 0cn gol5cn &cr.
Stnoten, lpic er Oa5 I'M Scnut befiul-
bet bat, in0em cr GaS Gin5ige mar,
Der gcgen Die Bill 5ltr Rcgltlirung
Der Giicn6obncn geitinmt bot. gScr
fir Gait itimmt, itimmt fir
ben Sr0iiOenten &ooicpclt, unO pcr
fiir Sorofcr Itimnlt, Ser ltimmt gegcn
Den GrGii0enten Goolepelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Setter M. Yrpfult.

IS liar6 am .. gtpriI 1907 9rtrr vi. Sruluu,
50 Sabre alt, g~cliebter @atte Der beritorbencll
WiagoeIlna. &ropn. &erlpanotc unb 6reunoe
Der 6nritlie fin6 abillgSuou cingelnoen, Der
Beerot9llng am Sunneritag, Na6nlittugs 2 ll6r,
bon ieiner 2Sobnlt1g, gr. S05, Siios9tnt.S trabe,
aus bei3uiuobrelt. (g3-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Wnnic Ennhin fsurit.

IS itGrb am g.. @lpriI 1907 Aunie supDia
6irit, gelicbte Satin bon Sobn 6ltrit, in ibrcm
Is. Hcbensiabre. Die Neeroi9rne finbct an
samitag, bclr 6. 9lprtl. gtn6nIittGg8 US llbr,
bon Der 9Sobnul9 ibres Subncs, 6rit. gSiQianI
Slrit, gtr. 623, 9Scit=garresS trabe, aus itatt.
%crmallote mo 6reuubc iino u6tlll8Souu eingez
Iuocft. (u4-Bi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Maraarctha Gmrtdl.

SO itar6 am 2. 9tprtI 1907, Inn 7.24 ll6r
Wtorgelle, in Der 9Sobnlng ibrer 3o6ter, Sral
garctba @mrih I'M 9Ilter bon rs Sabrcn llno g
Ia9er, gSiitpe bon @norelu 90. @mrih. 9te
Seetotglllig tinbet SunHcritng, gla6mittaGS INT
EeIuetern" itQtt. 03l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Mininrt Ennf,a

ippbltefanntc S75 Yecrbtsnn1en nnfaHen:
pra1tpollen Sure, nit Itbpar8em Int, ruelBe,n
ODER 9raiem Ylii6 iiber5ogen, dubereil sfaiten,
9eerbielnsS : %stn3eiee. @inbaIfamiren, Sanos
f6ube, TrauerfIor, Iootenbemo oocr 9cde, SeIfs
niiig. oes @rabes, 2eiGensoagen, feds neiie
9iiti6en,, GuGs, etiibIe, 2idter, 2eibter uno
Sraperie'n.
MaeS uulit1nois S75. Seine Grtra.epcfen.
$50 - @eriaubt nnn 2eifen - $50.
Mnbere Seerbtgung 500, 500 unb $40.
Hortb. nno Ureenmonnt-Ylueune.-
Weioe Telephone. ..aa uno gadt.
(Sft14-l
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Wnnn Is Etnh1.

IS itnrb am l.. gpril 1907 9lnua Is. stabl,
aellebic Satin be5 ueritorbeneH Safob Sta6I,
50 Sabre alt. Sic NeerbiGure fin6et Miittipudl,
ibrcs GnteIS Sobn s.. @uoe, Gr. 8, 9ior6. Srce
ilonlsIocnIe, ans ltutt. 0eiieeurg auf ser
n%gSeiierl 9emeterN." (Nrihatim.O (02--3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Scurn Edut(Bc.

Gs fiarb am 3. gtpril 1907 Srnrb sdulbc in
icinem &c. Gebensiabrc, ~Geliebier @atte Der per
@eIeln S6uibe, geb. Srum. Sic Ne
e%rhtgun9 ltItoet 8rcitas, gta1Hlttta9s . llbr,
aaib, in &SeitpOrt, &aItimoresGount0 aus itoii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
&oiulanb's tiirfiidje SGSer,
Gquitable- @ebauoe, Bpftamt sesen. etcts rifen.
Wunuft Wrf.

IS itnrb am 3. Slpril 1907 gluauIt Scd, ges
licbter @dtte bon Snrlnenne Bed, 81 Sabre alt.
Seriuallote mo 6reunhe Der SontIie iilb ADJ
tlllaepou eitaelaOelt Der Neerotging am Srcis
Or. PAL, Sit=YrcitoHs StrnBe, aus bei5ulpo1ncH.
ip1-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
&~criammlnngs 2ln5cigcn.

SrcuunihnftSs9un DR.. 2. .
Scnerol Merchandising uuo N5eumtcn : Ypubl
Bcutf, 0pnueritop. ben 4. Nprtl.
l9fJ Senrp Spfier6ert, Seerctdr pro tent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Ylbcrt Is. Tu1cr

bel &rt. 98m. G.. 6rb ~ipdbreno ber Iebter "a
Sabre beiddftiat. 3eitpeiliees 8cl61ftslofal
yr. 305, IorosSruabpaD. 3elepbpn i 9Solie
766 u. SicfeIbe 9ienitleiitullg miro ~Gnrantirt
mn Sbre alnoi0nit miro ernitlid ~foIicitiri.
(04-O
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Baltimore Gc,nctcrn.

gircnn: 6rnntlin.HItg, Baltimore. II. g,rtbfr.
.WegrdbniBpIibe Dam gerfGif - BON S25 an,
nit Warniorpfoften nheesren5i $35 - Blab fit
pier Grdber.. Sreie Setntune ber Stapele fir
1ranergoffesoienlie (Suni16,1O
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12
literary .Nese,s and Cr;f;c;cn,

p'0N 'oe that elections should he ~, +o,,..
4'i 81 IN election procedure which va. 49,. =.
i''-- Russell. on his part desired +ro+ -,
o'Sl % Parliamentary elections should he
~ sc On the public purse and not, as is still
law a charge falling entirely on the oapd,-
NaleS Tor the House OF Commons
'iiei the Radical principle urged b1, 0,,r
&c.. ''le reform that Russell advocated was
I9i'e" by Grey and his administration The
enacted fell short of popular expectation
''i snort that an agitation for a second
a. u reform was started almost as soon
'iie country realized how careful the wb,gs
mad been of their territorial ,,,,,..o, -. :, le'
'p no" narrow was the Parliamentary fran
1'.'Ne "hlcn the act Of 1882 had established
''e shortcomings of the reform act bo,re,,o.
7'' nave been much more numerous if DIR
No' Had not been Of the Cabinet Durham,
'e"i%ed what a little distance in the diractior
~ democratic franchise was covered bv the
ae' OF 1892. and he soon associated bir,ealf
,.,, 'Neheht for more comprehensive
me 'lSqulet Of the Wings. who were
N'SpoSeu 10 regard the act as a final measure
." enactment to end an agitation dating
pdoN To the American Revolution-he went into
lhe constituencies in the North Of England and
uoI"-E urged the people to agitate for more
"Nhln year after the enactment Of the bill
ne urged a meeting Of Liberals at Gateshead TO
press Tor further extension of the Parliamentary
franchise TO agitate for municipal reform. for
reform In the Established Church and finally to
insist that all these reforms should be crowned
by a measure establishing a national system Of
education
Wings Of the Melbourne and the Holland type
dreaded Durham q revolutionary. 1t was
the advanced character of his Liberalism and
his determination to press his views on Parlia-
ment and on the country, rather than any
special abilities likely to make him Of peculiar
service TO the government as the sovereign's
representative abroad. that resulted in his being
sent first on a diplomatic mission to ST Peters
burg, and then. IN 1881. almost as soon as he
was back from Russia. as special commissioner
10 the Canadas. Durham's service in Canada
Is as memorable in British history as his part
in securing the enactment Of the reform bill
He owed his first opportunity 10 the fact that
as Grey's son-in-aw. and also as a man Of po-
htical reputation, he could not be left out of the
Cabinet He owed his second and perhaps
greater opportunity TO the fact that Melbourne
preferred TO have him In Canada or. if need be
in TtmbuctoO, rather than in Downing Street
or in Parliament independent and power
full Liberal peer. Durham's place in British
political history has suffered from the fact that
his biography has been withehld for more than
sixty years. In its present form II IS a book 70
which students cannot fail TO give cordial well
come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12
IMMIGRATION LEAGUES WORK
Statement Showing Productive Activity at
Washington and Elsewhere.

The National liberal Immigration League, OF
which Edward Lauterbach is the president, has
Issued statement Of the work done by II in the
last year. The statement calls attention TO the
delegations that have been sent 20 Washington to
oppose restrictive measures, and also to the dele
cations that have been sent to many national
gatherings TO advocate free immigration. At these
conventions the most noted of which were at
Nashville, Tenn. and Birmingham, Ala, these
delegations often met representatives seeking ad-
verse state and federal legislation. who might
otherwise have presented their cause without op-
position.
In all parts OF tho country the example Of the
local league has been followed, that Congress
has received many delegations and resolutions IN
the OF free immigration. The statement
calls attention TO the fight that made by the
league against the Gardiner bill, which provided
d head of 80 from each steerage passenger
and also the defeat of the educational test
for which Representative Bennet gives full credit
to the league.
The league IS making efforts 10 obtain the de
portatOn OF the members of the Black Hand
and Of all foreign criminals. It also considers II
quite proper to engthen the period OF probationary
citizenship 10 years. The honorable title OF
American citizen would then be conferred SAYS
the statement. only upon those persons who. by
proper conduct and by their knowledge of our IN
stitutions have shown themselves worthy Of this
In his letter Mr.. Bennett advises that the league
continue fits work and fight act on the part
O: the restrictionists. He wrote commendinRly or
the league there would surely be act calling for
an educational test upon the statute books al the
present time. thus excluding about two hundred
thousand deserving immigrants yearly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12

Thomas T. Ryan, the only Democrat in the Phila~
delphia board told of the arrangements for the
game In the Quaker City. He was accompanied by
Mr. Goodhouse. sporting editor of The Philade!-
phia Press
The game is 10 be played for the benefit Of the
Free Mix Fund The Quakers have raised 5000
with which to entertain the city fathers from this
town. and they going 10 do the thing up brown
A special train will take the New Workers from
Jersey city Wednesday. June 49, at o'clock
At the Broad Street Station in Philadelphia, they
will be taken In automobiles to Independence Hall
and then to the old Centennial buildings in Fair
mount Park This ride Will be followed by lunch
con at the Belmont Mansion. In Paramount Park.
Then will parade of the mounted police, re-
viewed by General Bingham. of this city.
The game is set for $50 o'clock at the National
League grounds The umpires will be the Public
Prosecutor Of Philadelphia and District Attorney
Jerome. Dinner will be served for two hundred and
fifty IT the Bellevue-Stratford in the evening and
q vaudeville programme VIII be arranged. The sale
of tickets for the benefit has been enormous. and
il Is expected that a large Will be realized.