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DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL.
PROF. LIvINGsTON'S

NJ EUIAh n I Elm IAHIUiEos
Dress Cutting. Dressmaking Designing, Ladies
Tailoring and Sewing School,
l29 q ST. NV
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST - SWISS OPEN FACE BLUE ENAMEL
watch; lsdys head Oh back; black leather fob
cham marked New Orleans. Yen, g. v. April.
1906 Reward If returned 70 1914 q s..
OsT-WEDNEsDAY EVENING. COLLIE DOC.
tan heather collar; br8sn and white Return to
1867 ! 81. Reward NJ questions. Jai-u
L6ST-A PIN WITH DIAMOND ~ CENTER,
Thursday, IN shopping district Please return aud
receive reward lZl7 L e.. NV ja43t
LOST-JANUARY 2 r ST. BETWEEN 9Th AND
18Th small silver watch and gold Maltese cross pin
Reward il returned 10 ROOM az. Loan and Trust
Bldg.
LOST-NEW YEARS NIGHT BETWEEN ~ ST
and Pa. ave. up. and 2Ist st. and Pa. ave. NV.
sold locket and chain. Return % Money Dept
sl9 Pa. ave. and receive reward. asst
LOST-AT CHASES THEATER, TUESDAY
matinee mink stole. LIBERAL rsKard. 3l3 Ii 81 nw.
ia23t
LOST-KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY PIN.
pearls and diamonds crown setting; December 81.
Handsome reward lll9 18th st. NV jal-Jt
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BICYCLES.
BICYCLES WANTED.

WANTED-TO Buy EVERY SECONDHAND
bicycle ia Washington C. 4. HUNTER, TIE Bi-
cycle AIan. ll3 PeunsylvsEi ave. HE. lal-At
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PERSONAL.

SOME FOLKS THINK THEY KNOW III ALL,
the easiest sag j. o. colllil-- yourself D. bsI.Hr
Us cali and pay yu Tremendous cash lgr Hs15
u1u garments. shirts. bets. cad sllgfs- elap tla-
card t9-Iay. JUSTH's OLD STAND. 5Is a.
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
% Colorado Bldg. l3sh AID G., phone Nam -;
expert Investigations any Gauss al s-cs0ns 5-Iictiy
c0uhdcutIal. lFlr night service phone North 454sJ
deI9-g.t
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING Up HOUSE
keeping aud u.sl % sell part al 81 your fur
ulurs SEND Tor tbl m1l slJ has rs reputation y
- years fair dealing
MARCUS NOTES.
IS 9tl 81 uT-
Phone Main 5l7L r0l-t
MR.. I. MILAN. PSYCHIC. 9l2 EYE 81. NV
Mental and independent reading % ADJ Sl8yeclsi
Lauss 9 e. (. Telephone Main q 81. l6-y-aIss
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MISCELLANEOUS -FOR SALE,

FOR SALE KEYS WE CALL AND MAKE
keys auyvhoIs 80 the cts for -5c, prompt service
electric blls burglar alarms. and electric sas ls-t-
ing 0uT specially. Drop postal or phone y. $50.
PERCY 5. ANGLE * CO, 1921 18th 81 uV.
1a4f
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. CARLETON VAUGHAN.
Dr. D. HARRY MORAN

reliable Dentist; not the cheapest, but the bes
at the most reasonable prices.
jal-f 1912 + ST NV. PHONE 2955.
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SUPREME COIRT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lumbia holding Probate Court. 40. 1856 Aa-
ministration This Is 10 give notice that the sub
scribcrs. Who wtU I0 ihe SuITlmc Cogft 81 the
District Of Columbia. granted letters testanentary
the estate Of William Henr Harrison, deceased
lave With the approval of the supreme Court Of
tle District ~ Columbia holding O Prostate Court,
appointed MONDAY, the DIST day u January. 1877,
az 10 O'Clock O. M. as the time, and said court
Toum IS the place, for making payment and dis
Tibution from said estate under the courts diIeC
tion and control when and where an creditors and
persons entitled 90 GistTbutre shares lcgacies o.
a residue are notified 90 attend. in person OF by
agent attorney duly authorized with tneE claims
against the estate properly yauC!ed. Given under
0uT hauGs this 9th DAY 81 December 1906 Lucy
a. HARRISON. MAURICE u. ROSENBERG. b
WOLF a ROSENBERG. Attorneys. Attest: l5eal-l
JAMES TANNER Register Of Wills for the Dis
Irict of Columbia, ClcTk Of the Probate Court
de5 la4u
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n TIE SUPREME COUHT OF The DISTRICT
81 Columbia. holding a Probate Court IN the
matter # the Estate e Ellen Ray G0ldsboTough
DECEASED Adu1iuistIatio.i. No. LJ.5-OIder flr pub
lcaiion: Application having been made by Prank
T. Rawlings tor probate Of the last wiz and tesla
mcut gf Ellen Ray Goidsb0E1ugh deceased. and for
ietters testameuJarv thereon. IT D.. By the couSt
this LtL dly 81 Dsc1nb<f a ID. 1905. ordered. that
Charles NJ. Ray. Leila Quaiirough. ard Man H.
Harrison appear and Show Cau5s WHy SID aIIaica-
ton should not b. granted on C- before the 5TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. ). d. 1877 Let notice
hereof be Published IN Tie Washington Herald and
Washington LaE ECp0-teg once each wCek for three
successive weeks. Ihe first publication thereof % be
made not later thgn thirty 50 days before tine date
aforesaid ASHLEY n. GOULD. Justice. A true
c0i3-Atsest: tsesIl JAMES TANNER Register
of Wis Attorney EUGENE 4 JOSEs.
deg a4II
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A coed SQUARE PIANO FREE

Chase Pianos, $50 reduction, months lessons frge
at-u
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK Or SECOND
hand furniture the best and cheapest in the city;
our prices are the lowest.
l. Z. TAYLOR. The Furniture Man"
oli555 Z ST. NV. de2s3m
FOR SALE NEW AUTOMATIC SEWING MA
chime less than half price. y. A. NJ. Box lg5
Herald ofice. de33dt
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SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILEs.
COLLECTORS,
Ole Distriet Mereantile Company.
PR0MPT COLLFCTI0NS

IMMEDIATE RETURNS. We succeed where
others fail ". CLARENCE nUFAII. Commercial
Law. and Collections 81 Colorado Bldg. Phone
u. -e2i. la4+f
WE COLLECT NOTES ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
cessfial FULLER AGENCY, ~ l2th ST az.
de7o-ff
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Washiuglons Expert Dental Specialist. does al
Dental Work for credit. 659 f ST. NV, cor. Ith.
oc2stf
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED SITUATIONS - SETTLED WHITE
nan. udichmla. j.uitoI. colonel lrIyer porter,
eycsilen; I.arl5r aud lads maid. EUREkA 1911
y. l.. aFe.
ARE YOU LOOKISG FOR GOOD sTTUA-
teH; II So, place a small ad under this heading
state Your qualifications and son Viii reach the
best employers ia Wastiu-r1u-p people who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. cuiy IC a word for
one Tins. Phone main $500 Il
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Money Loaned saiaried PEOPLE

And others. without security, easy payments. Offices
in s. principal cities; yourself money b. getting
ny terms first. u. II. TOLMAN Room SO SIS 18th
st. NV. u0ls-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

9ienIt5lpeige Oent alt0crclt il6crlalIclt
mer0en, o0er menn eS itd 0arum 9nn-
Oelt, lie an irenOe G%egierungelt ooer
8ripotleute ab5ulailen. Ser S6ob-
omtsiefretGr Sbon bat it6 in einem
S6rei6en an ben BrGiioenten init Den
8ori6lGgen Der %Gommiiiion poQfOm.
men einOeritanOen erflart.
9eod) Dem 8eri6t mdre Elm iol6es
&oiten6ere6nungs . SDItem in alien
MISREPRESENTATION ein5uiii6ren, no
eS ii6 irgenO erm08li6en I0Bt. Ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit g%egenpGrtig
nit Ser 9G,8orbcitung ser @in3eIlei-
ten eines iol6en SDltems sur @infli6-
ritng in Ser &egierungSOrlferei itno
i'm Miin56iircnl bei6Gfti9t. 2tn Steue
ser &ermiQiglingen fir sic 3peige
ser &egierungsOruderei in Youid
uno 8ogen miro sic G%erpiQigung
nod ipe5iii5irten Soften olS Dem SEQ
ltenbere6mutgS . SpItem beiier altge-
paBt e%mpfo6lcn.
@laSs unO 81 III
8ro0 II t | o II.
9tod) einem 9eri6t OeS GeitIuS.Sii.
rcolt8 irber Die Broouftion BON @loS-
uto S~6onpooren inn @e6iet Der Der.
Stooten i'm Sabre 1905 beltonOen in
20 Staoten ser llnion 400 @luSfQbri-
fen init elmer @eiantmtproOuttion BON
$79,70G, 1913, mas gegen 1900 cine
3unobme bon 40.8 @ro5ent be0entet.
9opon entfielen $33 ,63t .069 orli
6loiden, ginnoGeglGi er un0 Wilh-
floi6en utO nuf Spiegelglos SOL
G97,S61. Ser Support bon @loS-
ponren 6etrllg $5,948,S37, wouoli
$t2t6,S41 ouf Spiegelglos entail
len. Ser Grport bon @loSmaarell
betrltg $2,252,799.
So6rifen bon 5%bonponren CAB cS
Sem 9eridyt 3lriolge 5507 Oercn @e-
iammtproOuftion inn SN6re 1905
$t35,352,S54 betrltg, oOcr All Ero-
gent mcbr oils inn So5rc 1900. Ger
@rport bon 5bompaoren bctrug ST.
279,t24, Ser Support $11,488,411.
Sn Ohio wlr0en 10 Ero5ent oIler
Gbonmnoren prOOu5irt, bonn folgelt
Die Stoutcn GcnniDlponicn, Nem-
Seriep uuO SqinoiS, lpclGe 5uiomncll
ctpo 80 Ero5cnt Der @eiamlntpro-
button berltelltelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Mls 2eidjc int SlnKc gefnnbem.
81 hiLoheInhJi . $40 "A

BbilaoeIpAi Via So, IA. San.
Die 2eide bes iunsen Srancis 4.
2ope BON bier, beiien reiterloIes
Gfero am Wittmo6 I'M Sairmount-
Garf auiaesriffen mlroe, lit I'M
SGuplfia Giper in Ser N65e elmer
Bride iiber Ben 5lub, iiber mel6q
man Den jltngelt Watn 5iilebt bette
reiten iebeu, n%nf9chlHOen moroen.
Man pernnttbet, baB iein Yfero bcll
&eiter abgGporien mo iiber bas
9riidengeldnoer in ben 5luB 9eIblen-
BERT fat. 8eItatigt miro bieie annab.
me baourd, baB Elm Mann beo6adtei
lbaben mill mie Dos Bfero fltr5 5lpor
Dem @eiter burd 8ioeripcnitigfeit 81
idafien mafte. aIe @ertbiahen.
ipelde ser S%ernngliidte bel yii6 ge'
fiibrt bate, ipurben bei Ser 2eid)e &C.
funoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Sm SGnocn Scr ScrmanbaS.
Gbicngo'er S6lpinolerin in ser
&lemme. = SIR Iew-0orfer
W6entelter.

SON'tNNltNLs
Sem Oorf, "A. Samtor. -
Clara 8oIie, friiber BON Chicago, no
iie l1od Sen Ingoben Ser Toli5ei me-
gen SGli6ntg OcrGongt miro, Sic mn
ter Dem Nomcn Margnret6 WuiIIdr0
Ser Goli5ei idon biet ST ihaffen ge-
Hlodt fat, lit megen &ollSoie6lto6ls
oarbaftet moroen. Sci i6rcr 3eItnob-
me in i4ren Nppartelnents am $50.
perlD-Blace gob tie lire SoentitGt 5lt
un0 nonnte einen Monl, Sen Die $50
Ii5ei iett Ilt6t, ais ibren Witidpufoi-
gen. Sri. 9oIie muBte lebten Ser6it
Die 8oli5ei an i6rcr Nad)foridping
tad) i6rcm Softer SIT intercIiiren, Der
iein Seim in Wfllncie, Sr1b., perlaIien
babe, neil lie, bie So6ter, iid) nit
eillem Wanne perlobt, Sen er nid)t als
Sdapiegeri obn anileDmen mo1te. Sim
Weibna6tsaben0 5eigte lie elm Eele-
gramm, angeblid) bon ibrem Safer,
l1n0 idon gratltlirte ibr Die Soli5ei
81 ser beporIte6enoen 8ieoerpereini-
gung ser Samilie in Mlrncie. Seit-
fer bortc man Nidts mebr bon ibr,
bis ntall iie Dor eiui0en NG6ten al
elmer einlamen Stelle bei 9ronr in
Ser 9eiGe elmer italienilden gtie0er-
l~olIllng gebllnOen unO gefnebelt fanO.
Sic lagte, tie iei BON bier S~talicnerll
ge6ur0en nnb gefncbelt moroen uno
beballptete na6ber i'm @eridt, einen
ser oilf 8erba6t perbafteten Stolie-
net ais Ben EbGter 5u iOentifi5iren.
CLARA mar 10 beItimmt in loren Irs-
iagen, 6ab man oie Staliener nnter
$4,000 @iirgi6aft feitDielt. SeitOem
6oben tie Elm 9llibi bemielen. Sn
fbrem icsisen @%eltdnoniiie iagt iie,
lie bobe MIR beobii6tigt, bon ben
Stnlienern sic $26 81 erpreiien, I'M
Die lie beItoblen Su iein porgub. Sbre
Serbaitung mllrOe Dilrd) einen Manl1
peranloBt, Ser ibr 9ilb in ben Set
tltnaen als basienige elmer Srni err
funnt, bie in leinem Saltie einell
0iebitaDl ueriibt.
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Wtitlcioiae Murb9cicQcn.
20 onuroned, N..g., IA. :

90 a nj If, H.-O., IA. San.
Der go Sabre olte Yotrid Gonellp,
nSigbnop" E gomniiiGr bon Wuma-
roned, lnro iein S1lpiegeriobn Gla-
renee Siaof mllr0en 81 friiber Wors
genltllnbe bon 5pei gin6rc6arn burd)
HepolperiGiiiie perlett. Cine Ser
&llgeln OralIg Our6 Oie redte 2llnge
Gonellp's, 10 baB iein 3uItano Elm
red)t fritii6er lit. &iQof miro obne
3neifel NIT Sem 2ebcn bapon font
men, oenn er bot mn cine leid)te
S%leiidppunbe erbulten, nad0em Die
fir ibn beitimmte &llgel an elmer lei'
ner Gfppen abpraate. .Oas Gigen-
t6iinlidite lbei Sem ~lle6erfaa lit Die
0botiad)e, 0aB Die Gdllber, nafoem
iie Sen alten Wann 10 i6mer perlebt
botten, oiien6ar Helle peripiirten,
benn lie trugen 'Srn. Gonellp bebut-
iom IN Sen 9orlor leiner @obnutg
unO ergriifen crit Damn sic Sllidt.
Sic panoten iid o%fien6or na6 2arf-
mont 5u unb Elm Gubeto DeteftipS
iino auf Der Guide na6 ibnen.
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Strifcr pcrautluurtlid) gcBultcn.

@urefo, Sal, IA. Sonllor.
Ser Goroners- StQtelt onloBlid) oeS
SoOes Don NI6ert Senfs, meld)er BET
eincm StroBen &ccoltre 5ipiIfen
llniol1- uno Nidtunion=0 odnrbeiterl
um's 2cben oefommen lit lit beeuOet.
Die Silrp fat ein Seroift obge8eben,
morin iie erfl6rt, fir ben Goo oeS
llnglildliGen ieien Sic Mitglieoer Der
Union ser 9ofar6eiter, Sad Sopes,
Suntes Smith, s. Sioelinger mo
elmer @iais, iomie 25 onoere Sellte
uerontportlif 5lt mader, lpelde Der
mut6li6 audi CUR. Union geboreil.
Sapes erlitt BET Dem 3nianmenltoB
cine ni6t unerbeblide ShnBplIloe,
Smit9 lit peri6munoen ni1b Die bet
SEN onberen nambait gemodten Sel'te
6efinoen iiG inter Ser 9eI6llOiglll1g
oes Moroes i'm GeialgniB.
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IyrOnt gcsrm Jauatifcr,


9eutIde @irt6e BON Snoiana orga'
t%niIiren Iidr. &egulirung oeS
@irt6S9eid6its 0ur6 Some
&ule."
Gban$piIle, Sn6., IA. San.
- Sn elmer bier o6geboltenen Ser
Innmlung Ser Witglieoer oeS erIten
9iItrifts 0eS Staotsper6nn6es Der
@irtbe bon Sn0iono fomen ~intcreI.
iaute 0in8e sur Sprade. SonOer6a-
rer @eiie iinO bon Sen 0rei5ebn Gon-
9reB0iItriftcn 0eS StaoteS mr. 5pci
nod nidt %orgnnilirt, ser Sn0ianapo-
LITER mo Der &ofopetter. Sn ser
StuatsGaltptltn0t fat man e5 nautents
li6 0orum nod nidjt 81 elmer Srgas
niiotion ge6ra6t, neil Die StaOt lelbIt
unter ben @irt6en 10 oiele 9efiinuors
ter elmer bo6en 2icen5 bot. 2oiopettc
aber lit sic SeimatD oeS megen ieiner
Semperen5- un0 on0eren S6rlllen
b~eriibmten @oltuerneurS 6anlp. Sn
0clr ii6rigen eff Oiltriften fat Der
@irtbSocr6an0 G000 Witglie6cr, rnO
OieIe lin0 felt entlhloiicn, mG6renO
Der chen begoltnencn GegiSloturIibllng
etpuS %allS5lridtcn, troboem ollH sic
INNER lfii6rer uuftretcn0en @oIIer-
le1te ii6 oieI bon Oicier SiBultg pers
ipredben rnO an Sem @ouocrnelr Ell
men gr0Beren Salt bnbcn, ais al
irgeno einem Ser frii6eren.
Ger Gcrbanb Ser @irt6e mar ieit
ser 2egiSlotllrmabl iebr tbdtig rnO
glou6t, iid nun ouf eillc geniigeltOe
Mn5o6l Ser 2eute perlaiien 81 f%onnen,
nm cttpaS SIT. erreiden. Wton miro
iebt 9ntpti6dli0 0abin ST mirfen
ii6elL 0oB sic Megulirlrn9 OeS &C.
t%rGnfe6anoelS 0em Situate elt5oget
ilno Sen ein5clnen 2ofolitGten ii6er'
laiicll, olio nSome <le" cingefit6rt
miro, mie oa8 S6laglport lattet.
SoQte man o6er nit iol6cn 9enlil-
6ungen 0oh nidt 0cn geluiini6ten
grfolg bobell, bann geoenft man IN
Sen om meiltcn lbeOrGngten 2ofalitd-
ten, r1,o SIT Oieien gcb0rt iebt audi
Gpanspillc, 400 man friibcr bon @Itrel-
gen Gcmpereu5geIcbcn nidtS ipnBte,
Elm le6r oroltiid)cS Mittel anjltpen-
Oel,, cine ri6tige &feroefur. 9as
Ofittel miro ii6 ais foItiplelig ermel=
len, ODER piele 2eute le6en nadgeraoe
ei1, oaB sic 3eit Oefommen III, no
man cntlpeocr Spfer 6ringen, o0er
sen @nlierlellten poQenoS ods 6elo
~itberlolien mltB. 9os Wtittel ioa Dor
lGltfig Qc6eim go6alten meroen, pen
mon lid l6on bon Ser groBen lleber-
roidplnn 1pelde icite I%umenoung>
perrria6en miro, nift gcringeit Gr-
iolg perlpredcn ST Oiirfcn gldubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
We6r eSammcr ibcr Coughs rcnel.

9biIobelp6ia, So, IA. San.
- ssl1 elmer Sibung Der Gonieren5
ser aaswGrtigen Milionen Der yer.
Stooten uto Gonaoa's, tpeld)e bier
am Somltag a~bgebalten woroen it,
wuroe einItimmig beidjloiien, i'm Sn'
terelIe ser Ieioenoen 9epolferung oes
Gonqoltaates an Sen Brdltoentell
Tooiepelt, Sen omerifaniifcn gltr-
oesienat uno Gonig gbparo 81 op-
peQiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
ScfrctGr nnS Mpmctcm perIdpunnocn.

SEEM Oorf, IA. San1nr.
Die nSebrep-N merican Topographic
cal llnion gtr. SO" beriftete geIterlt
ser 9oli5ci, onB ibr Sefretdr Safob
Sinfelitein peridwunoen ut ,lltO
aleid5eitig Elm @etrag BON $1,000 bis
$4,000 bon Dem Adtitrmoen alleB'
ment, meld1eS bie llnion fir Die rs.
:. IT," beItimmt batte, pernliBt miro.
Dab ser Sefretdr fran5olild)en Ab'
ldieo 9enommen bate, erflibr l1all
crit, nadoen Elm geanter Der rs. Z.
It." aui eilten Seblbetrag IN DEM w
leBnlent oltimerfiam gcntad)t mo elne
llntcrjudung porgetomnlell batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Sobr be5ifiert iif oltf foit 9enau Die
SGlite Ser iiir OoS 5obr ueroni6lag-
ten llnter6ilon5 in @Gbe BON $240,=
100000.
9aS geitern erlaiIcne 3anfes,Ge-
icript OeS &oiier8 an oen Miniitcr-
Sr6iiOenten Stolppin, in meldem ct
inn uto Sen ii6rigen &obinetSmit-
9lieOern fir lire bi85eri9en 9ienIte
Can't ouSipri6t, ocriolgt Sen 3ped,
sic perioOii6 mieoerfe6renOen Sc
rii0tc, 0oB Stolppin nod Dor Benz
3lli0mmcntritt 0eS nelleu 8urIa-
mcntS ol5i0ciOcn lucrOc, enOgitltig
81 6cicitigen.
Gem foiierli6en GcIcript Iolgt sic
9%(ntiinOiglul9, 0oB ser Gei68yGon,
t%rolcllr bon S6manc6od, 0eIIcn Ser
DaItung fiir5li6 ouf G6GriIte geto-
0eIt nor0en mar, Sen 9lleron0er
NemSfp.S rOerL sic b06Ite rliiiiGe
9(la5ci6nung, erDolten 9ot. General
Groflrator SSpolSfp bon ser 6l. Spz
NODE lit gum Miniitcr OeS SausbaItS
crnannt mor0cn.
u ffoirc y olonDi SolmoS.
@icl, IA. Sontar. - EeleQro=
p6ii1c MclOun9en aus @ltonpclt loi=
len crfelnlen, 0aB Die bercitS fllr5 NIT
Gctbciltcn acknowledgment OeS e6e-
nlnligen 0ortigen 8iirgcrmeiIterS
&olmo8, ser Sltlti5minilter @raf bon
YOlonpi bate in friiber befleiOeten
9lenltern iif idpere Efli6tperlcBull=
gen ST S6ul0en fonmen %la1ielt, Del
len ontli0e Stellung i6rucr eridiit=
tert bitten. Mm1 ipri6t ibcreitS Oa-
bon, OoB OeS WtiniItcrS Riidtritt nobe
bcooritebe. 81 0ieicr @enOung Ser
0inge ioQ Oie GrflGrnng OeS Srn.
@olmoS, ni6t Sen Seflmoonten OeS
@rofen bon Eoloilpi lonocrn lllr Dor
@eri6t iibcr Die ieincricitS erbobcnen
acknowledgment He0e 1tcbel 5u mol
len, in bobem @rooe bcigetrngen
GNben.
8u0opeit, IA. Sanlnr. - Der
Suiti5niniIter @rof BON Eolonpi bnt
cine inn Gone 1oben llnlpiacns go5al-
tene @rflGrung p%er0ffentlidt, OeS SIT
boltS, OnB Die 9ebolptlmgen OeS
@rn. SolmoS, iritbercn 8iirgermei-
tiers BON 9uOopeIt, iIber tbn nid)tS
mcitGr ulS SerlGum0ungen maren.
0irier f6lnnte 1id)t cine ein5igc Sbot=
io6c p%orbringen gum 9eWeile Der De
idpllOigumg, OoB er 9olonpD ieinc
amtlide SteQung gemiBbral6t b0tte,
nm einem peri0nli6en 6reunoe Sors
tbcile SIT Derl6offen. Ser WtiniIter
erflGrt, OoB, mern CT ie ieite Stels
hung fir einen ioldelt 3med gemiB-
6roll6t 6Gttc, meOer bic Ge0ierung,
Ser er obne llnterloB oppontrtc, nod
5o6lrei6e @egner in Dem StaOtratD
i9n OoS nudgelo6cn boben miiroen.
SeItreid's " oblreform.
8iet IS. Surutor. SeIt &C
fiigt lit nlnrnmebr Der @oll Der oft
reiGiiGen @nbIrefornl. Den Sd)luB-
item fat OoS IbgcoronetenDalls
OeS HeiGSrotb5 ein0eiebt Oltr6 bic
enOgiiltige 9(nnubme Der @%eIebpor-
loge, brrd mcldc sic Sreibeit Der
@obl geiNiibt miro. Die in Der be-
trcfienoen &orfoge porgeiebenen Go
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@eteron, mltroe auf Sen @eleiien Ser
@6eroeen unb 9libe6oro-9abn" bel
Star, SIS, MO er BON einem Sitter
5ltge mGbreno Der Na9t ii6erfabren
lporoen mar, tobt aufgefunoen. 0as
cine 9ein ltno Der cine grnl waren
abgeifnitten ltnO Ser 2eib 5erQiietlbt.
Gioent1iimlibe @llnoen an Gopf ullo
SAILS peranlaBten cine llnteriilfJul1g
illlo oie Slirp gnb Oas SerOift a6, Dab
9llnlleQ nit elmer 9(rt oOer einem all-
oeren i6arfen SnItrument getootet
1lno oie 2eide auf bic @eleiie eelegt
muroe, Inn bas Serbre6en 81 Derber-
gen. Gin Galtbnloro liegt nift Dor,
ga man $685. in Noten ulo $75 in
@olomiin5en in ieinen Sal6en fa1o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

tint cine Grfdltung In eincm SAG 81 ~fnrIrrr,
nebme man qagatiDe Brornof Nuinine IabIetett.
Mpotbefer pebet 8eIb 5uriid, peffi fte nidt ilis
rire1. 6. @. @rope's Gignatlir auf ieoer
e1a6teI. 25c. COLA, 9iSa&i.a .W.t.W.l)
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-06-21
BATTALION
GOES OVER TO
REBELS
WinegrOWerS' Ranks Are Aug
mented by Soldiers
With Arms.
ED JANICE MEM AMINO
FRANCE DEMANDS
THEIR SURRENDER

Paris, June 21.--A battalion of
infantry, stationed at Agde, deserted
with their arms and ammunition and
Joined the insurgent wine growers at
Beziers today. They camped in the
principal square of the town and
stacked their arms.
They also demanded to be allowed
to occupy their former barracks at
BeZiers but the authorities demand
their unconditional surrender.
Chamber of Deputies Acts.
The government was interpellated
in the chamber of deputies today up
on the measures which 1t proposes to
take in order to restore order in the
south.
Premier Clemenceau, in the course
of his reply, said that over a hum
dred soldiers were wounded in fight
ing with the rioters yesterday at
Narbonne.
He then fully confirmed the report
of the mutiny of a battalion of the
18th infantry at Agde, and it's march
to Beziers, and said that he could not
listen to any proposition for the con-
ditional surrender of the mutineers.
He concluded by demanding a vote
of confidence.
''Reyolution of Tomorrow
The opposition deputies fiercely at
tackled the government, saying that
the cuirassiers acted like cossacks;
that women and children had been
slaughtered and that the release of
Ferroul, the ex-mayor of Narbonne,
alone would restore order.
Otherwise, according to one of the
speakers, 1.-The bloody riot of today
Will be a revolution of tomorrow"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-06-21
EAT TOO MUCH MEAT"
SAYS SECRETARY
WILSON
Agricultural Departm ent
Head Tells Why Prices
Have Advanced.
DEMAND EXCEEDS
VISIBLE SUPPLY

Washington, d. c., June 21.-In
the opinion of Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wilson, the increase in the price
of meats is due to the fact that the
people, being prosperous, are eating
more meat and the farmers are not
raising as many cattle as formerly.
In his opinion, the claim that the
packers In Chicago advanced the
prices in order to meet their losses
as a result of the meat inspection, is
incorrect.
New York and the east have buy
ers at Chicago" said Mr.. Wilson to-
day, "and they complete to sharply
for Chicago alone to fix the prices"
Wilson Investigates.
Secretary Wilson has headed a
careful investigation into the alleged
raising of prices by the Chicago pack
ers because of the increased cost of
steers, alleged to be due to the pack
ers' refusal to pay for any animals
purchased until after post mortem
examination by the inspectors.
Because Of this action by the pack
ers regarding the inspection, all loss
es from rejected animals was thrown
on the shipper hence the latter re-
fused to sell at prevailing prices and
the packers had to pay higher figures.
They retrieved their loss, so they all
legged, by raising the price to the con-
sumers.