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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
Harmer,s Unkept pledges.

Mayor Harmer stated in his cam
paign speech last year at the court
house that. he intended to reform the
finances Of the city and make money
for the clty-more money than his
predecessors? Has he kept his
word? Certainly, he ought to issue
a financial statement, showing that
he has done so. But, Mr.. Harmer is
afraid to do that, for he knows the
showing would result in the undi-
puted information that he has run
the city in debt and not turned over
a big balance like his predecessors.
-Clarksburg Telegram.
Doesn't that sound natural? A re-
former is always long on promises
and short on performances. We
never knew it any other way.-Fair-
mont West virginian.
The West virginian never spoke a
greater truth. The real reformer
may be all right, but the kind that
promises and does not keep promises
is the one that is no good.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

The Telegram has proved beyond
a doubt that Harmer is being used
by. scheming Democratic politicians
to elevate themselves to power.
Harmer readily consents to this now,
because he labors under the delusion
that 1t will help him in his political
aspirations, but he will find out later
that he merely sold his birthright.
He will be an Esau. if the Democratic
politicians can but down the Repub-
lican party by using him, and they
will have their own Jacob.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Senator Morgan OF Alabama names
Judge Gray of Delaware as the man
to re-unite the Democratic party.
Senator Morgan is assuredly behind
the times. for was not the campaign
slogan in the last Presidential cam
paigp: "a reunited Democracy :
Senator Morgan does not believe 1t;
he did not then, perhaps, and now
he is like thousands more IN that re-
spect, for they do not believe 1t is re-
united. Democrats in clarksburg,
Judging from their actions, who not
only do not believe there is re-
united Democracy, but also that
there is no Democracy any more. For
instance, take these, same old-time
leaders of Democracy here who have
thrown Democracy overheard alto
gether and presumably enlisted in a
movement to create new party-a
Harmer party-but only such for the
time being.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

The fake factory has gone to work
again and is as busy as bee. That
rot 1t got off about Raymond Max
wells declination to run for mayor
is sitting. The truth is If Mr.. Max
well does not run, it will be for
purely personal reasons and not be-
cause he thinks that he would have
to conform his policy and administra-
ton to any thing but what he
thought was right. Such bosh is a
mere waste of effort and space.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Several persons have big notion
to notify the proper department at
Washington that the Chinese and
Japanese exclusion laws are being
violated. The chinks are sneaking
into this country, it is said. by way OF
the Baltimore street entrance. thus
evading the immigration ports.
Likely the government will establish
a port of entry and customs house
on the shores of the deep channel
when it becomes aware of the situa-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
DUsTER FOUND.

In the Wallace district, this
county, the South Penn Oil company
has drilled its test on the o. S. Rite.
farm AZ feet into the stray and has
developed no oil or gas. In the
same district, the Wallace Oil & Gas
company has drilled No. on the
David Wright farm IS feet in the
same formation and has developed
no oil or gas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

Pursuant to a call of the Repub-
lican Executive Committee of the
ity of clarksburg, the said commit
tee met and voted to hold the pri-
maries on Tuesday. March 70. 1907,
at 1880 o'clock p. M, for the follow
ing purposes and at the following
named places:
Each ward viii nominate coan-
Gilman, ten delegates to represent
said ward in the city convention, TO
be held at the court house Wednes-
day, March 10, 1907, at 1880
o'clock p. M, and two members OF
the executive committee.
The respective wards will hold
their meetings at the following nam
ed places:
First ward White House hotel.
Second Southern Pine
Lumber company's office.
Third ward-Walker house.
Fourth ward-Plerpont school
house.
Fifth ward-c Council chamber.
The convention to be held at the
court house Wednesday March 10.
at 1880 o'clock p. M, will nominate
the following candidates to be voted
upon at the municipal election Tues
day, April 2, 1907: Mayor, Chief
of-Police, City Clerk. Superintendent
of Streets, Assessor. Commissioner
of Water Works, City Collector ana
Treasurer. and School Commissioner.
FRANK R. MOORE, Chairman.
U. W. sHoWALTER. Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
LEcTuRE AT THE WALDO HorEL

On Thursday evening. March IA,
at the assembly room Of the Waldo
hotel. by Mr.. Dabney c. Lee OF the
clarksburg bar. Subject, Cromwell
and the Civil War in England; also
other stirring events in history are
presented. Lecture is for the bene-
ut of the fund to establish a library
and reading room for the city. un-
der the auspices of the woman's
Civic club. It has received high en-
comiums for eloquence and power,
Tickets are on sale at Groves drug
store, Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

sentiments by their votes. All loyal
Republicans should be in attend
ance to exercise the privilege that it
rightly theirs, privilege that the
Republican party always stands for.
They should be there to help name
good strong candidates. men Of
recognized integrity and ability who
believe in the doctrines and policies
Of the Republican party. and the ad-
vancement Of the city Of clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
Attend the Primaries.

The Republican ward primaries
will be held at the several meeting
places as indicated in the call issued
by the party's executive committee
this evening and every citizen who
tyors representative government
should attend them.
At these primaries candidates for
councilmen from the wards will be
nominated and ten delegates will be
selected at each primary for the gen.
eral convention to be held tomorrow
night at which the Republican
ticket for the coming municipal cleo
ton viii be completed.
The primaries tonight and the con-
yention tomorrow night present a
striking contrast in the present local
political situation in favor of repre-
sentative government, that in which
all citizens have voice and the will
Of the majority rules. The two as
semblies are publicly called in ac-
cordance with established custom
and the nominations will be made by
the people. The people will do the
nominating and not self-appointed
few who meet in secret star chamber
session and appoint their own candi-
dates, nor do the candidates them
selves make their own nominations
by sending out a prepared paper to
be presented to a few of their cohorts
for signature, thus proceeding with
ont consulting the rank and file OF
their party.
Citizens OF Clarksburg who want
to take a part in naming the men
who are to be candidates for offices
of public trust for them should at
tend these primaries tonight as well
as the convention tomorrow night for
these will likely be the only oppor-
tunities Of the kind Afforded in the
present municipal campaign. Every
thing viii be transacted above board
and in the open and all will be given
the opportunity Of expressing their
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
Dull Charleston.

Several state papers depict
Charleston as now in the sleepy
stages of yore, and attribute this
lethergy to the departure OF the state
solons. Descriptions of the present
inertia of Charleston along business
and other lines contain accounts of
the terrible reaction, and all because
the legislature has adjourned. These
convince the Telegram that Charles
ton is naturally a very dull place.
Certainly hundred or two men
ought not to make such difference?
Clarksburg is so busy and so large
that the exodus of even two hundred
men. transient persons, would not
be noticed. This is a busy place all
the time, and there is no such sleepi-
ness here as Charleston seems to
have. Indeed, but little would he
thought of couple hundred men
coming here and staying two months.
OF course, their arrival and depart
ure might casually be noted but
there would be no striking effect on
business like there is in Charleston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
bowie and hypocrisy.

There is no fraud too palpable to
be swallowed, no absurdity too great
to be believed, If it is only cloaked
with some pretense Of religious sane
tity. says the Wheeling Intelligencer.
John Alexander Dowie, converted
10000 people to theory of Divine
Healing, which they saw disproved
every day, and still they believed.
He took their property and used II
for his own purposes, and still they
believed. He proclaimed himself
Elijah the prophet returned TO earth:
in public ADDRESSES he taught them
a strange mixture OF cant, blasphemy
and ribaldry of the street; he adj
yanced The claim Of his own Divine
birth, and at the same time lived the
life of a voiuptuary and still they
believed.
The religions instinct is the
strongest power in men. Rightly
directed it is the greatest single in
fiuence for good. 1t is the more la
mentable therefore. when hypocrisy
self seeking and degrading bias
phemy masquerade successfully as
Divine truth.
The Telegram very properly adds
that even in the best of religions
the Christian religion-hy hypocrisy is
Just as bad. just as dangerous, as II
was in the Dowie case. Hypocrisy
is dangerous, wherever found, even
in politics, where claims and pre-
lenses are made under the cloak OF
religion. The sooner the people take
of the hypocritical robes of such pre-.
tenders the better for all.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

fully belonged to the Democrats for
the full term. for which the late
clerk, who was a Democrat, was
elected. At any rate the county has
now Democratic clerk and there is
nothing to do but to put up with.
Personally, Mr.. Tetrick is a very
clever gentleman, and can not be OBJ
jected TO- on the ground OF his per-
sonallty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
TRIAL TONIGHT.

Mayor A. E. Grim. Of Adamston.
will try James Frazier and eight
other men tonight on the charge OF
operating and frequenting gamb-
ling house in that town. The place
was raided Sunday night and the
nine men were caught in 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Harmer has sold his birthright for
the sake of little office and now he
is engaged in reselling 1t. But, in
the end he will not have any thing
to show for selling out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Jumping at conclusions and max
ing surmises do not convince the peo-
pie or even make an argument.
Facts speak. Facts are telling. The
fake factory ought to take this to
neart and profit by experience.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

A German scientist says that water
will be worth fifteen cents a drink
800 years from now. What is used
for water in some sections of this
country sells for that already.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
An Evening Echo.

No iniquity is more deadly than
that of those who. when they are.
most at fault, so behave as to seem
men of integrity Cicero.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

There is no explanation of why a
Republican county court should elect
a Democratic countS clerk, from a
political and party standpoint, I'M
less the court itself was not agreed
on a Republican. Some of the can
didates for the place we're doubtless
Objectionable to the Republican
members Of the court, and it was
hardly to be expected that the Demo-
cratic member would vote for a Re
publican. Just what the trouble was
remains to be explained unless the
ground was taken that the office right
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Jim. where are you going? Up to
smithy's to get soma fish. He has
the incest lot of them every We'd
nesday and Friday that you ever saw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Get the best for Easter. Leave
your order for Huyler's at sturm &
Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

For goodness sake see Porter's mil
linery opening, s2s Main street. Sou
venirs and hot chocolate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12
ELKs TO MEET.

The local lodge of Elks will meet
in regular weekly session in the
lodge hall on Third street tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-12

Porter's millinery opening Tues
day, March 10, s2s Main street.
Souvenirs and hot chocolate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
Stcat iidD Dem @cridJt.

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@ierce Oil So" oes MeineiOS al.
gcflagt.
St.2ouiS, 0fo, 9. Moi.-0urd)
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lid $. Sian Eicrcc, Der &orlibcnoe
ocS &crmoItlngSrntbeS Der rMnterss
Eicrce Oil Co." ollf Die gegcn i'm
in SeraS erbobene gnfIogc, 6nB CT
Iif IN cincm Dem @cncrolanmolt ocS
StnotcS ein0crcid)tcn NifiOopit mein.
ci0ig gen1n6t bobe, melhcS Die Wic-
oer3lloiiung Der o@nters 8ierce Oil
So" 3itm Stootc EeroS 6e5lpedtc, in
meld)enI ibr Der @eifGftSbetrieb aus
ocom @run0 mtterio9t moroen mar,
DAB lie MIR EST Sbeil Der STANDARD
Oil So" lei.
@0bren !Scrr Eiercc lid) IN icirer
GQlripoee oli benz @cgG nod oet
y,Sollr Courts" bcfan0, crld)lclt Der
friibere Senrp 2. Ericit, elmer ieiner
GnlpGltc, I'M Ylm0ca. &reiSgeriht Dor
Nidter Iooms, I'M Die Nlt&ite1lrng
zines Snbeos Corpus efebls 81 be-
o1tro9ell, mcld)cr Dem Yoli5ei0epors
tcmcnt ~nlli0e6cn ioutc, Scrrn Yiercc
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geItellt lei, peroe Serr Eierce Dem
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teftiu WtcGortp crfl0rte, Gierce lei olrf
cinen BON @oltperneltr Solf ollSgcs
Itcltcn Soitbeicbl feitgcnomnten NOR
Den, moorrd) Die NhtSitclllng ocS BE,
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unnotbig lucroc. Yierce bate iid) cine
3citlong bon ct. 2ouis ferngcboItelt
ilnO febrte crit geitern oocr porgcItcrn
aus Nelu.gorf 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
&uOicUclt ais NnSitellnngS General.
0ircftur.

Hem Orleans, 60, 9. Wioi.
- Mopor 9ebrmom %ernonnte elm
Gontite, peld)eS Die GIdne iiir Die in
ternotionolc NltsiteIlung orbciten iol,
melfe mat bier i'm Sabre 1915 5ltr
6eier OeS bunOertiten SabreSta9eS
Der Sd)lnd)t bel Ncp=S Orleans in Ser
binbung nit Der Gr0ffmlng Oes ga.
namofoloIS ~objubolten geoenft. III.
bert @ooholtr, Scr Er1iioent ser
nNeip-S Orleans Erogrelipe %llnior,"
bat Den &orihlog gemod)t, OoS Pint
oeS CONGRATULATIONS Der 9llsItearng
Dem YrGliocnten Hooiepelt onSrlbie-
ten, ltro Dies lit elmer Der Saitpt-
plrnfte, meld)e oos %ernannte Gomite
in G%riuagung 5ieben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10

2copoGO'S ii6er sic 3uriid3iebrng Ser
8rubct- &orlngc glltbicB.
Iutom b III ngIid in Sta.
lien.
@enua, 8. Wioi. - Sin 9utomo,
BIZ, in meIdem ii6 Die Semitic zines
@err1l Wtc9ain ans philadelphia be-
fono, fllbr lnpcit Goiiono SpinoIn
gcgen cincn Sorrcn unO i~titr5te bon
Der &anoitroBe in cine 20 SUB tiefc
@rubc. 6rau Mc@nin erlitt ifrucre
&erIebrngcn pG6rcnO bic anoerclt
Snioiien oeS @lrtos, nit 9Illsnobnlc
oeS GbarlffcurS, Ser cin 8eiu brad,
5icmIid gut oopon fonten. Gas 2lt.
tomobil ging in Sriinmer.
5rau Mc9ain bcfono iif inter
lpcgs mad @enllo, no lie nit ibrem
@attcn 5uiommentrcfien molIte, mel.
der beltte aus Nmcrifa erluortct
miro.
Nnt ,bobcr Gee pcr6ronnt.
VI o'orio, 9. NFoi. - Ger oeitcrlt
in Sonton0cr ungcfommene iporii6e
0ompfer nG@lc" meloct, boB cr oen
Qompfcr oSilpcrlip" BON Sin9opore
am 6. Wtni olf 1856 @rao n0rolidcr
@rcite mo 4.26 @roo meltlider 2Gnge
brcnnen0 geiidtet babe. &ier Der
brnnnte Seiden morcn an 9or0; orci
9oote febIten. Ser Compiler ionf,
nlS Der ISLE" nod IN Der 9t0be mar.
surge &obel6epci den.
- &oroce Is. &nopleS. Der ncite
omerifaniicd @cion0te in Gltmdnien,
iiberrei6te in 9lrforeit DEM aonig
&orl iein 9egloubigungSihrciben.
Sn 2onOon lit ObcritIiclttenorlt
George &incent 6oSbcrD, Der Grfinoer
0ee mad linn genonntcn dlltomoti.
idcn HeOolperS, geltorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
Nnf cincm Snbn5ngc beranbt.

Cincinnati g., 8. Moi. -
Gin oltf sic n0resoener 9anf" 1T
Berlin, 0eutihlono, loutenoer Gre
ritbriei iibcr 5000 Morf uno 1925
III omerifoliifcm @eloc limo Yulll
Sppler ans Berlin nod einem bon
ibm an Die bieiige EoIi5ei critottctcn
Scrit)t in Der MontogS-9toht in ci,
mem Sd)Idfpo9gon Der Big Sour.
Giicnbobn" onf Scr 6obrt bon Gbi-
ca9o bterber gcltoblen iporocu. 9(ltd)
onOere 8ertbpapierc iinO Srn. Opp.
Ter ieiner ailsia9c nod) obbnnocn &c.
fonmlert, nGbrcno er ihlief nodocnl
CT Iues bei'm 3ubettseben inter Scr
Matrabe ieines 9cttcS perltedt botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
8cgcn Siirsidaft entlaHcu.

gan 6ranciSco, 8. Mai. -
3polf Der bon Der bieligen StraBen.
babn : 8eleaiduit importirten Strife.
BREEDER, pelfe mGbreno oes auirubrs
pom lesten Gienitag perboftet mir-
ben, neil lie aui ben Mob ieuerten,
lad)oem lie oerlelbe at ser 5urfuroBe
ortge9rVfen bate, ipltrben beilte gegen
9iiraidoit entlaiien. Sic bebaupten,
ooB tie in Der Central : Goli,eiItation
BON Der Eoli5ei brutal miBbanoelt
ipilroen lllo meoer getten, Nobrllna,
nod @oiier crbiclten. Gic Limited
&ailroobs 60" biItctc sic ibuen o,tf.
releete Caution.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
&un cincm Sticr anfgcipickt.

Scronton ga, 8. Moi. -
Eotrid So6an bon Horo Scranton
mlroe bon cinem Stier ouigeipiebt.
Soban belt oaS 5bier in Scr Sheitne
urlO ais er eS sur @eioe berous lniien
mo0te, grill i'm Der 9uQe an lino ser
rib i'm nit Den Sornern iormlib III
Stiide. Nos Sbier, bon pielen Ser,
lonen pcrfolgt, ronnte aus ser Sd)ell-
ne. Cine 9nlloogge bon Yatrid Gil.
gallon zines Nahbars bon Sogolt,
eriif Den Stier an. mo eripiidte feline
3unge, Die er ibm bis aiif Die @ursel
mlsriB, 10 ooB Der Stier 5uiammen-
lanf uno Damn eridoIlen pltroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
al II
II ltQqrn.
GcnIns atf Cuba.

savanna, 8. Wai. - @oitper-
nellr Mogoon bat Elm Die 8olfs5db-
llung olf Gllbo betreffenoeS Gefret
unter5eibnet, meldes bon Sictor $.
Olmiteao, Dent Gbef : Statiltifer oes
Nderbau : Tepartements, in oelien
@Gnoen sic 2eittng Der 3GbIung
lie9t, olisocorbeitet lit. 0oS 0efret
iiebt Die @rnenmnng zines Gbefs fir
0en Gcnilis nit eineln SolGr BON
$3.50 pro Mfonot, zines IlI~iitcntcn
oeiielbeu nit eiuem Solar bon $500.
zines Gbef : Superpiiors nit 500
pro Wonot lul0 iehs prouiiorildelt
Superpiioren nit eineta WonotSge-
bolt bon ic $500 upr, fpeldle olle ourd)
Den @olucrneltr SIT ernenncn lino.
Gie 3dbler, iueI6e BON Dem Gbef.Gis
rector 5ll ernennen iinO, erbalten S.
pro Sog. Der Genius miro lid oif
Gpnltatiring Oes Ilters, @eldledts,
beS 9onoes ser @eburt, oes 9iirger.
ooer Niftbilrgerieins, oeS Serufs,
Der 6abigfeit, gu leien uno Su idrei-
ben itno oes Sfulbeiuds beIdronfet.
Bur Ansfiibrung oes 0efrets weroen
100000 bemiqigt. Ser @onpernellr
miro iobalo, ais tbnnlih, ben Sag
feitleben, an meld)em sic Sotts50b-
lung beginner ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
BON eincm S%iutcrbaltc ans criduHcn

Gu sable, Mih, 8. Moi. -
Solepb Sllrcott uno cine 6rou ga.
plonte ipllrocn 9citcrn glbeuo bel SS.
coca, ais iie cine @iitte am llfer beS
Sees pcrlieBcn, ourd) cine mnbe'
fannie Eerion bon einem Sinterbolte
ans nicOergcidoiiel. Die Srot blieb
ol,genblidlih foot uro 5ilrcott Iiegt
i'm Stcrben, Ger Observation-Disclosures,
meIfer in einem Terited alti ieine
Spier lailerte, bernibte Elm NIT Geb.
potter ~eelooenes 0oppclgeuebr ais
@afie. Mon gloubt, OoB Giferlad)t
ons Wotip iiir oos Serbrefcn mar.
eugene Mtllnoop, Elm 6llbrmonn lit
ais Der 5bot pero1btig perboftet ipor.
ben. gr ioa iriiber mieoerbolt &c,
orobt bnben, ole Sruu SIT tooten,
lpcun iie ibr gerbaltniB NIT Sircott
niht loie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
Siirrc nno @alSbrGnoc auf Cuba.

Souono, 8. Wai. - 9erid]te
aus oaelt Sbeilcn Der Sniel meloen,
OaB in Solgc Der anbaltenocn 9iirre
piele &oIObr0noe entitanoen limo, Die
groBe &erbeerun9en onridten. DIS
Sicb gebt bel EauienOen 3u @ru1lbe
un0 oGfdaiger lofaler HegenioQ
bringt feline 2inoerlng. Siebbeiiber
beridten, ooB Die Sterbliffeit inter
Dem Sieb nod GROCER miro, iobalo eS
mieOer regnct, 0a Damn oaS 8ie6 an
benz irilden @raS iid iiberfrelien
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
genben itafdehiqqrF@ eidipooers, lit
beltte bier ongefommen un0 miro
mcbrere Gage bier bIeiben.
ScnlatiOnellc Nnfla9e.

SCHIHIlUHtuc IHtlUUe.
Meltterei allf Sem britiihen 0ompier
nMoori Sing" ourf grutalitGt
Der Offi5iere peronIoBt. - 6iinf.
5ebn Gbineien getootet uno iiber
8oro gelporfen.
Gan 0tego, Gal., 8. Wai. -
3pei Seeleute, Ole Doh Dem bier al.
gefommcnen britilfen 0ampfer
~Moori Sling" ertfloben iinO, boben
gegen ben GopitGn uno Die ShiifS.
Sifi5iere ienjationeqe gntlogen me-
gen 6rutaler W%iBbanOIung erbo6en.
SIS gebt ooS @eriidt, Elm Sbeil Ser
hineItlhen Haliagiere, Die IN Sbangs
boi an 9oro famen, bate lid gegct
Die Sd)iffSleitung emp0rt ln0 I'M
Sample ieien fiini5ebn Gbineien &c.
t6Otct mor0en; ibre 2eidcn babe man
iiber 9oro 9emorfen. 0ie i6meren
acknowledgement geget oen Captain
itnO 0ie Shtfisoffi5iere iolen in
i6rem gat5en llmfange nod nift be-
foHnt gcgeben iein. Mon gloubt, oaB
Der @orfoQ 3t internotionalen Ser.
nideIllngen iiibrcn nerOe. Ser bie.
ltge britiife 3icefoniul SithinionL
Ser cine llnteriufung cingelcitet bat,
erflGrt, oie S9iiisoffi5iere bitten III
Notbme6r ~gebonoelt.
Haf eiuem unoereu 9erift ioQen
bic dineliiden auIis an 9oro oeS
0ampferS bic Weltterei urternommen
boben, nm li6 OeS Sbiifes 81 6emG6.
tiger.
Der Oampfer .Maori Sing" qing
am II. 9tpril bon SloOipoitof nit All
ruiiiidcn Yoiia0ieren III See unO
nobm in Sbongbai nod 92t Gbine.
len an 9or0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
SeS Scrfanfs uun 2pttcricluOicn att
gcflagt.

Gincinnott g., 8. Mot. -
FoIi5ei6ef Miaifen miro Oie guf-
merfiamfcit Scr gunoesbeb0rOen olli
Sen Sail bon &idorb Berger lenfen,
welfer bier ouf ole ACKNOWLEDGING
OeS Serfouis bon 9otterielooien per-
boftet nrroe. Als Berger feIt9cnom.
men mllrOe, fonO man in ieinen &oi.
fern Solticnoe bon Sotterielooien,
oltd 9ont6ii6cr unO 3iebuugsliiten
bon 2otterien in @ien ltn0 Berlin.
2tui elmer 9roBen an5abI 3iebungs.
liiten lit ser Same bon 6ron5 Soa.
dim Don @gioi aufgeitempeIt.