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ben angrcnscnbcn Staatcn.


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Bonn 3uge iiber a + re II.
tSenrp @eitmir, Ser in Der q. &
q. Saplor'ifen 3innfabrif angeItclt
mar, mitroe alf ieinem Nadbaule-
@ege bon Scr Nrbeit bei'm lleber-
idreiten Der @eleiie Ser Baltimore
uno Ohio 9abn" IN Cumberland.
Wb., pon elmer locomotive eriaBt
uno iiberiabrcn. gr ltdrb penigc
Minuten lpGteer.
9 6noppSbrennerei per.
fnu t.
Gie Suterbrloge SorIep SdnappS'
9rennerei, tS Weilen bon Sreoerid
gelegen, lit an 2ouis Eood bon Sin.
cinnati perfallit moroen. Ser Ereis
miro nid)t g%enunnt. Die Shnapps.
9rennerei mllrOe 1S49 gegriinoet.
Nie 5u ipat.
Sm glter bon 81 Snbren lit Eeter
Wurrap bon 9llena SiIta in bas Sci
ferion College 81 @aibington, ga,
eingetreten nno nnh Dem 3eugniB
ieilter 2ebrcr ciner ibrer tiibtigiten
uno eifrigiten 3oglinge. Sn ieiner
Sugeno bate er fir ieinen 2ebehs-
lnterbalt 81 iorgen ulo fono nid)t
aeniigeno 3cit fir leine milienibaft.
lide Ausbiloung. Sebt lit ct eil
woblbabenoer @ci61itsmann uno
nil oas 9eriGumte %nadbolen.
9eim Giienbabn II II all
getobtet.
s3mei Cramps, Elm @eiBer ltnb ein
Neger, wuroen selegentlid zines Gi'
ienbabn-llnfols in ser Habe BON
Spn0man, WO., an Der Baltimore
uno Sbio.9abn" gct0Otet. Ser l(n'
faa ereignete iih III 5olge 3erlprin-
gems zines ser @asgonrdber nuo
rid)tete 5ienlli6 heoeutenOen Sba-
ben at.
= barpS Sslan0 oertdn1 !.
Gie Dor ser Wiinbung bes Chop
tnnf.Sluiies in Der Gbelopeafe 9ai
geleeene Sborp's SnieI lit peget
nift be5abltcr Steuern an Serrp
9aliart bon Srioro, 8m. s. Bal
Iiant bon 9eaepr,e unD Z. s. Senrp
BON Cation fir $163 perfauft mot
beil. Die Sniel entbielt friiber 700
Mder 2ano, iest aber ,ar nod 90
sfder unb miro bon Sabr SIT Sabr
fleiner. Gin ieiner 3eit auf Der Sn'
iel errif)tetcs Sommerbotel rertirte
iid) niht ulb miro iest bon 5ild)ern
als Guartier bellltbt.
2ebensmiiD Sc.
Ger ~27.iGbrige &op Henusbnrg
bon SpringIielo. g., Der iriiber IN
Mibbletorpn, Mb., anidiiig mar, be-
ging S%elbitmoro. inoem or iid, Dor
einem Spiegel itebeno, cine &ugel
burh oos Ser5 iagte. 8eloiorgen
iollen oen iultgen Monn 5u Der I'm.
ielisen SBat setriebelt baben.
2ebensgefdbrIi per-
Iett.
2epis Sarn, Gonoufteur zines
6radt5uges Der Cumberland Talep
9abm," wrtroe geitern Woraen aui
Der Sabrt nod, Saserstoipn bel Set
tysburg Sunction IebensgeiGbrltf
uerlest, inoem iein 8opf bei'm 8lif-
peln bon @asgons suiiden Ben Sop
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efrumoea> Sdule fit Mao@tn,

eiibuit.Gde Ct. Vaul. nnb Manumcnt. straRe.
SRI. Giiinbett CARROT, %. ", SberIcbrerin.
,piro Sunncritas, &c. ecpt, %sr1iinet.
iunaSsaurie. sltbletif1ey uio Iurri.llnterritt
iino SbeiIe auer SURE. gae 9ebrerinnen iino
&rnbuirie BON Gouea ODER Der 9iorn'aIffnIc.
@eborene Seutife ober Sear5oien lebren biefe
Muntag. ben 16. September, tdNlih I'M $50
&pr1n. big 1880 gtabnl. in Der S6nle feiit.
(Gcpt17 ,1WiD
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st. So6n's GoGeae.

annapolis, Mb. Gepartcment Der Siinite mlb
Wti'enf1uften ber lluiucriitat BON @lergianb.
Giahlirt 1896. alaiiiide uno ipiifenibnfts
men. Spe8iene SortbeiIe fir etnScnieE, ipel1e
Sus pber WPibi5tn itlbirert uolcr. WiIi:iri'
fines SeparicreIt iirtter 9cituua bon Irnise'
Sffi3ierenI: gubsreem Scrbcreiinngs. 2 dlle fitr
ailaben fir ben @intrttt III Ct. So5n's o5er ans
nere College. Scmeiter be4innt Giu 10. Geps
terloer.. Wlan iperoe lif ant
OnIi19-) Shumas Sea, 6. &. ..
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Baltimore 9ampf- Hafct So.
IgI!e hhb 6nOerldtN8e Vdt'ythte.)
9ie Ser. GtaGtensYpit bef1rbernb.
: Saripftr .sVirainia lncn),. rMiabama,"

9ie Ser. GaateI'Soit beforbernb.
~1"p' uSsSraaia.% s asm ""'
3ampfer fabrcn tdeIi1, sonniaas auSaenous.
men. bon ben n9ais3inies" Qters. ri. tO-19.
2ipbtsSiraBe, $50 gtbenbs, oireft MAD OH
Hoint Comfort, gorfolf, Norisnlortb nnb allen
Gunfteit oes Siioells. 8etbinoule in Obj
9oint Comfort nit pG. & 8. @tfenbobn." Hat
Hidronb. @erbinbung In Portsmouth NIT benz
rSeaboaro @ir Gine" folioem 8uge nab Nurts'
mouth unb MtlaEtd. Sn g!orfon Yerbtibulte
init Der natIantic Goat Cine" sgorfolt nno
9er1t @afbinaton, W.'G., Hi8nona. 8a.. uro
Neius Worf.
ri5fe aailters ilnnier, y elettrtfte 9eIeu9tuns.
9ampfbei3ung, 8oien fret. Meferbirte Raiiitens
Simmer In ben 9~inetsBiirealI Der ~gaps9tpe.s
m. lot. StraBe. Tr. 500 urb
FOB, 9iabtsStrass, 9. ". 6. Office, Siboffse6e
baltimore. unb GnIpertsStrabe, ~gontinentaI
3rlfft guiloirg" mo Mlbdugb's, Nr. 109. Norb'
9barIeSsStrnBe.
Spbu N. Sbertuuob, e 6rppnf
SiccsTrGf. II. Sen. .MnHager. n.'Baff. 'aaent.
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Soipito ~ artcr beitabl
&ranfc II.

Ger Ne9er Charles Sind mllroe
I'M bieiisen GriminaIgeriht ollf
Grlinb zines Snbicicnbepeiics oeS
Giebitabls fir iduloig befunoen unb
81 5iuei Sabren 3uhtbous perllr-
tbeilt. Sind, Der als @Grter i'm st.
Soiepbs. Soipital" angeltellt mar,
itobI angeblid cine Summe bon
insgeiomt $293.47 in amerifaniiden,
engliiden unb fran5Diiiden @elO-
itiiden bonn einem Staliener, Tamens
Bernardo WoreIli, pelder am 10.
september bieies Sabres IN belpuBt.
loiem 3uitnnbe nod Dem genunnten
Soipitol 9ebradt mlrOe unb bort &C.
ltorben mar, obre oas Yeipubtiein
mieoererlangt 81 BADEN. Ger Meger
beitritt bas inn sur Gait gelegte
Gerbrehen, bod oie gegen i'm pprlie-
gcnoen Snoicicn iparen 10 ifliiiiig,
Dab Hidter 9obler 81 Ser porerpGbn.
ten gntideibung gelongtc.
StraBenbabng 5u
bibt nebeneinanoer.
Die gereinigte StrobcnbabngeieQ-
idaft pllrbe I'M Superior @eribt
bon 6rau emma s. Goof ipegen oes
CODES hires @atten Sreoerid goof
ouf $4,000 ShaoeneriaB perflagt.
Die aIageidrift maht eelteno, oab
Der 8eritorbene in Solge bes lint
itanoes, oaB Die Interchangeable Der
@eflagten 81 rabe nebeneinonoer &c.
legt ieien, am "a. Mai 1906 als Sn-
iaiie zines @aggons Der 9eflagten
bon einem in entgegengeiebter &ih-
tung fobrenoen @aggon am aopf &c.
t%roifen iporoen iei, mas ieinen am IS.
Sftober 1906 erfolgten 500 perllr.
iaft babe.
&Iein9ed worene fiir's
9unoesgeribt t.
0ie &leingelfluorenen titr oelt
Septemberternlin bes 0moes.@
ridts ipurben geitern allsgelooit. Sol
senbes iinb bic Namen uno goreiien
oericlben:
Solporo 8. Wonberlp, Nr. 1904,
Charles ". Satter, iun., Spring
bale .apenlte, 6oreIt.Yarf.
VI. Spiepb Groiplep, Nr. %, Noro-
0ulton-gluenlle. 81.
Sarrett sc. @ilbert, Scr. 1413, Ma-
biion.s(penle
Golparb Gable, Ger. 1922, Sit,
Nortb.M penue.
George Somaro Gupal, Nr. 14t3,
Sobn.S traBe. n
s. @iQiam Stroebel, Nr. 2tt0,
golton.S traBe.
hilbert 0fges, Ser 1911, @eit.
Wulberrp-S trabe.
Sobn s. 2eonbarbt, Nr. Alp, DIT.
Saratosa-S trabe.
Sorrp u. Glniien. Siiooit.gde BON
eight unb Baltimore traBc.
William &. Mlrbad, Nr. 1916,
Sit.9nltimorc.S traBe.
Senrg s. 8obler, Nr. 205, WeIt-
6apettesS trabe.
George 6. Wc8afu, Nr. 3l4,
Eoro-G barles.S trabe.
Wiiuam 6. Gill, Hr. 701, Hreji.
bent.S traBe.
Charles 6ann, Sorcit.Yarf.
Gouurh q. 9errp, Samburg.Str tt.
llno Sbip-N uenue.
8iDiam O. @nnncde, Ger. 100,
observation-disclosures
@enj. 2acep, Equitable. 8eb1ube."
Sanles 6. Yorna. Baltimore nno
Nortb.S traBe. 9.nst
g6narb 8ihbIemum M. 500, Worb.
@olfe.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

CHARLES 6. 2erdl Nr. 10, Siio.
Sanoper-S traBe.
5ranf g. 6uaer, Nr. 1910, 2inocn-
Mpenlle.
Samcs 6. &iogclp, Nr. 61S, Zip
p!etonsS trabc.
@olter S. Sing, Club uno ct.
Sobn's Hoao, Sorelt-Eorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
@crdants G. Miners transport. So,

Gfadlt AND Naiiaeiere.
*Wad VDftun unb benz Often.
Wiont., 9ienit., 9onnerit., Can't, 6 t1br Nbb3.
= Rad Vruuibcuee nnb benz Eten:
Sonttaa.. Waittipot, SreitGg, 9 nbr .MbenbS.
*Gath Nciupprt.yscWS nnb yssrfun
tdgli6, 6 1tbr Mbenos.
+Sradt angenonmen tdeIih big 8 11br Na9ui..
fnr o%enfeIben Iaa abfubrenoe 0nrnpfer.
Rod Sauanudt nnb benz Glben.
Gienftaa. Sannerftae, Samitaa. 6 nbr GbenbS.
M. 9. Guria, glgcnt. Gong Dod.
Saipt.giirean: 0ern,an. nno 2tghtStrnte.
Q13,I&S)
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&laHc fir Ser cngliidJem Spradc nid,i
mGdtiac WtGnncr.

Sru gentral.@ ebduoc oes .g6rlitliben Scr
Gins iii1ser Wiirner" an 5ipei @benocn in ieber
@p6e. 9ebinaunaer: itcben Nounrs fit Ieds
Wipnnte., glnocre alaiien fiir S6iIber II. 6eits
itersWialecei. (Sft9, tWd) q,
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Hutipnal. 8anfeu.
,1be DID Sr,un g~,ational 4ane," @ab. -uno
9reter.etrnbc. Sdcob %. SPOOL, 9rditoent;
9noibs 8. .9narS, SicesSraitbert; Senrp d.
yebue, Gnf'trer.
,,Sirit National Bauf Of Yaltimpre," 8. Q.
g3iicur, &nffirer. II SoutbsStrabe.
p3petIe Natirmals9hnt," 432 Saos9roabpch.
,gstitcrm WafiSnai Sani," B. marriott, aafH.
ret, IA 9iorbs@ ItatpsSfrnbe.
@. Miaer, aaiilrer, gioroiuefts@de @utaps
NIB ScoetiesStrabe.
n19irp National yanf," Baltimore nnb Eortb.
GtrdBe.
,Sarmers e MerdantS' National gaut," @outb,
lnb 2ou,barosStrdbe.
,Gpnimereial & Sarmers' s~saitpraf Giant" Siibs
iuefts@de Solraros mo 9ermansS trabe; s.
5. @aIbip'n, Iuilirer.
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Narylanb nnb Ycnniplpania 8abn.
of,. 0c.c,h.r l., 0Votf krPtruh

WW T. StYttHutF WRFuIF tttUHp,
s5iige p~erlaiien NORTH .Stattpn:
men Son1tag.
$50 Wprgcns Selta slccont., rur Gonntaa.
$50 Moraeirs Selair Icepnt., tdglt6, auS9e<
nonlnler Sonntng.
1.2O Iuhr1itiags @elair @ccom.. nlir Samfta9.
3.45 Rn6niittn9s Yorf Yoft, tigIi6, ausges
nonlnleIl Sonniag.
4.o5 Wadmittaes Sclfa gccom., mir sonntae.
5.15 Nnhntittn9s @eIuir @rpreb, tdeIi@, aus
genontnIen Gonniag.
6.t0 @benos 9clta sccom., tdgIi6, aussenoms
men Sonlidg.
HOO gbenbs ScIta slcrom., nur Gpnntag.
II 80 Ibenos gcIair @eeomL, fnglt6. alSges
ronlnen Sonniae.
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Suriitcn=S hule,

Baltimore ltniUeritat.
Observation-Disclosures. yid6ites Gentefter be.
ainnt am 1. Gftpbcr. Sir antalose pellbe mum
on Gnacnc G'Snnnc, Sefrctdr, Mr.. $40,
notwithstanding. baltimore, Wo.
(Wugt ,2Wtte)
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5euer-8 eriid)erungen.
uylpHnI Sutarnnee 60. Of 2tperspsl," Senrt M
9~HariieIo, 0teftbeut Wianaeer, f01-l02 GbaW.
bt: OF Commerce @uiibtna.
r8ermauia GeuerneriferunsS . UefenfMatt,"
Baltimore, iIno %ortb.Straee.
@ut. :. ehadcifurb 4 so. 70 nnb II Gbnnber
OF Commerce.
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&upferlbmieoe nnb Hlumbers.
5uhn Subert, TIA abames,etrabe. 9. 4 g..
SelepbDu: WnIfe 1899.
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Tarmor- itaa 8ranit.0erfe.
3. SiIe6rtner & eSbne, 714-7ts s3eftpaIti'
uJpres StrQBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
)ISnpfdten.

Sruneia 8. afemin, @ebtsanspalt, 1926 ct. BGrI.
Girdbe, NaItiitore, Wb.
&erl u. ". Sd,plt, t26--f29 Cam Puilbirg.
Wntauns &urb, 281-260 GaIbert RutIoing.
q. Im. Ertmann, III 0pro,G barIeS. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Stadts Tunfen.
,Tcutitc ganf pnn Baltimore" Baltimore. unb
Soni6abs Strabe. Nleuft Webcr, Brdiioent:
6. 8. Slot, Shabmei{ter.
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Grunbeisentbums i. ag.nten unb
.Sdnoler.
Yierre 6. Dnsem & gsepttw. 10 Oit.3eyincton
tpnsStrdbe.
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0cihenheltdtter.

EanbetS & G6bne, t708-t7t0 ganton.Ibenue.
sSin. 6pos, 9torit' uno Sreenmount' sloemne.
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SruIt-g on1paanie'n

SruIt-g ompagnie'n.
=, TlarS!anb srut Co.," Horbpeit.gde goloert.
iiib @erma1sStrube. Srier Serf6, Grdf.
bent; &, g. 3immermaflit, SefretHr; Carroll
San glef, G6aSmeiIter.
~ galtimpre Su.it & Guarantee Co.," G~auitabfe.
VIilt ing.
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$ufihmieS, 3ubebor.
@. etott qanne g.. sr. 362 unb 1914. wprbr
@ar'StraEr.
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EaFc snr 3eiie ms gmsIano &c.
iOrst 6. Shine, Mr. 4f3, ci.SaIti.
mureitrafe, na4c Cation $oaie Ape
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Spar-9anfen.
y1entfhe epar.Vant non Baltimore" gdtaps
uuo NuItimoresStrub
ySt. -SamcS- Sparbanf," 0altir1oresSfrG uno
SuliOnlsO ouies gDenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12


Ytanos un0 Srgeln.
ghas. ~. etteii, o Gorb.9ibe-tps StraBe.
Wn. 8uatc 4 60, .2pric"s @vsduce, mt. RoeaI'
SpeHie.
Dampf. unb @aIierbeisuns.
G.. 8. edaeher. TAP Oii.2ombc.o.Str. g. &
B.t2o.epbpn 1865.
Hapicr uno Hapser.9 Often.
edith. Ttrnu Co.. los uno LOT Sanpher,@tr.
Glaggen, Banner, Nbscidcn.
elseo grus. IS notwithstanding.
Nlebplatten, Getan etc.
2hpn, Gsnf(in & 81, 1919 galberiton.GtI.
sNeteftip-I gentur.
Gpdnbanes &fedtmibt Griiber bel Grlitt, Neft
4 2pcnS,, 5g3 ggIpert @uiIoina.
"9H'V'''p sSrie0b6fe.
~esnAsn Part Gesnettrs." office: 81 @stsea.
rHtpea,Strabs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

garmaterialien, Sbiiren, 0eniter.
rabmen, 2doen etc.
5ames g. 5uiter & So, lis unb lit. Cub,
S~reoerid.StruBe.
Geo. 3. elpau & Bro, Ala. 2iabt,Str. 'Nerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Eferoeeeidtrr- 5abrifanten.
.. 3. DAB Son & Co., 404 Beft.Ueru,dn, Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

reit srm Sebral5 in Der Camden unb art.
RobalsStaticn INN 1000 gIbenos.
Heferbiruna bon sfaum in S6lafa oher yar'
Ior.g8ageons, Speiferaten etc. tperben ldnsu pc
fpret per 1elepbpm In allen folsenoet! gtuef'
Riireanr: Charles uno HaItimoretS traBe, e. 4
Sa., 81. gauI 1894, ober Wlb.. eourtlano 1901;
Wt. wobulsStatton, 6. & g., Mt. Bernon 1923;
Characterization Srfprnmtionssgiireaii; y; Il V.
81. YuuI SAG, pher Wto., gourtlaIlo 2726; uno
Gr. 500. SfosVroaoipan.
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9amburgsMmerita
9pppelidraMbcu'
ErnrcEs tr6 ISniTauicr-Nienit.

Samburg-M mcrtta-&inte,
81 VroaOmap, Welp.Drrt.
Mrtbnr y. NubiOu,
am alten Ylate,
1877 it.9alttmore.S Ctr.
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Griffith & Snrner 60, 205 9,o,o.BaeasG trubs.
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@ei9dftss@egmeiier.

3eituneen, 3eitihriiten etc.
,1be Baltimore Telus Co.," Dapib Mhererou,.
bic, W'dnager, 31S Weits9erirtan Gtrabe.
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Notwithstanding @erdtbe unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

2oblen unb Sol3.
tenrp q Tou Seins, $50 goIumtia,s Ibenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Vrii6are abiaort bon Der Wlt. yfopaIsStatioil.
@afbtnstou, ~0erlaten Wst. Robal : Statien:
.6;o5s *e45, ITO, Has ss55. .9Sss !11;I9s
l2.43, 1880, +4.16, ,t4.55, t5;55 gaduia .6;os
oerl. 9ainoen. StottoN $500. 1915, 1880 FOG.
!i2.Oo W, f12.O2. &12.22. t 100, s1:05. TACO,
1900, 1906, +4.00, *4.30. tb.00. "5.05 Na9iI,
1900, *6.16, 1920. 100. 800. ss.16 (9t1nl'
teb), s10.O *10.C5. *t1.05. *11.32 abos.
1reSrrid, characterization, 1875 uno s9.f6
Borm., +l.25, 1850 unb 1920 Retm;
Sascrstawn, Wt. 3iopaI.StaiiOn.. .t1:45 Ym.
1850 Iabm.; 9dmoenfG! station, f7.35, 1900
Borm., 1850, t4.00 yinebrl.
Mpbal Blue 2tne
naf pbilansiphta nno setp.yurt.
Weuer Iermirus OIL ber Sreiuno8lpdrI5tq1fen
GtraBe, Netps Oorf, beqieut NAT SotelS, 2beas
tcr,, ,,,h fX1fta.oj} n
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Rfmoleibe-8 eih6fte.
,Gaufpf,ba.eb 2pau g." 1 ysoros(8 ab, Citrate.
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Shmudiafen uno 1tbren.
3. s. Miaet, 90 Oft.guItiinpis 'S trahe.
Morris tribune., 1907-10-05

New York university for the year SCI
verely eriticised the government for It's
attitude toward the jamestown exposi-
ton. which he described as "a national
exposition with the ton conspicu4
ously absent He, argued that this
should have been a sentimental dena-
onstration with only some fitting prn-
vision for receiving ana entertaining
bodies OF pilgrims to the historic spot,
but without all the expenditure for the
display of merchandise and military
ornaments. ata 4A
Nebraska Endorses Taft. s1ag se
The. Republican state convention at
Lincoln, sNeb., formally recognized in
Secretary Taft the logical candidate
to perpetuate the policies OF President
Roosevelt. On the same day the Demo
cratic state convention indorsed Bryan
for president and Johnson for vice
president.
Oklahoma May Come In.
President Roosevelt has put an end
to the talk about keeping Oklahoma
out Of the Union by making it known
that he would adopt the constitution
adopted by the new state, although he
of many of it's features.
Morris tribune., 1907-10-05
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was recognized By Mrs. Clark and her
friend as Igo. Sanford aided Igo in
his escape. Mrs. Clark says. that Igo
had previously told her that he was
going to kill Goebel, and after the
event he reminded her that he had full
filed his promise. She also says that
Sanford, whose brother Goebel had
killed in political fight in Coyington,
also told her that he intended to kill
Goebel. Ex-Governor Taylor says that
the affidavit shows that the murder
was personal feud and not the out
come of political conspiracy and that
Caleb Powers is innocent. A son of
the late John Sanford, who now lives
In New York, denies Mrs. Clark's state
ments.
Cassius M. Sanford, son Of the late
John Sanford of Covington, who now
lives in New York, has authorized
complete denial Of the story told in
the Clark affidavit.
Southern Pacific Indicted.
The federal grand jury at San Fran
cisco has returned six indictments
against the Pacific Mail Steamship
company and the Southern Pacific
company on charges Of having violated
the new rate law Agents Of the In.
terstate commerce commission have
worked up the evidence In. these cases,
which embrace shipments from the
orient through San Francisco to Chi
cago at lower rates than the published
tariff: as $1,000 @ a.
Minnesota Rate Law Halted.
Judge Lochren Of the federal court
at st; Paul has issued an injunction
tying up the new commodity rate law
pending a final decree. This is de-
signed to protect the railroads from In
terference in state courts.
Morris tribune., 1907-10-05

the keynote of unity and 6rOther-
hood. n A hymn written Cor the occa-
sion by Julia Ward Howe was sung.
At a later meeting Mrs. Howe was
present and received great ovation.
Bishop Of london Here.
The Right Rev. Wilmington ingram,
bishop OF London. arrived ut New
York several days ago to begin an
American tour. While In the metropo-
lis the bishop preached sermon In
Trinity church. addressed particularly
10 the millionaires OF the financial dis
trict. It's burden was that. no matter
how rich or how poor a man may be,
he Isl here to devote himself. to fulfill
ing the mission Of @steWardship. He
said the hardest thing to reconcile was
the fatherhood Of God with the exist
ence of rich and poor, but that every
thinking man must face the problem.
Later the bishop went to Washington
New Book Disturbs Raptists. .--
The Rev. George 81. Ferris Of the
First Baptist church of Philadelphia
is the author of new volume entitled,
'The Formation of the New Tesla
ment," issued by the American Bap-
fist Publication society. 1t Is a his
torical Investigation of the purposes
that led to the construction Of the New
Testament and is positively in favor Of
the new theology and the higher crit
cism. It has aroused much criticism
among the older Baptist sclergymen
throughout the country.
Catholic Chaplain at Cornell. ...
The Catholic church appears to have
made its first step toward the estab-
lishment of a chapel at Cornell uni
versity with the appointment of Fa-
ther James F. Winters as Catholic
chaplain. 80 4.s o..
Zionists Choose Voiiva. i,4 4
Wilbur Glenn Voliva at last has been
chosen unanimously to be general over
seer Of the Christian Catholic Church
In Zion as the successor Of the late
Alexander Dowie and says he will
soon lead his flock to a $4,000 acre
ranch in New Mexico, where new
Zion City Is to be founded.
Morris tribune., 1907-10-05
SCIE " TIFIC
Bruce Expedition Safe.

Bruce Expedition Safe.
The arctic exploration party headed
by William s.. Bruce Of Edinburgh,
which started out some months ago to
investigate the coal fields of King
Charles island, the most easterly Of
the, spitzbergen group, has been heard
from after two relief expeditions had
returned unsuccessful. A third search
party finally found them In great diff
Hculties, and all are now safe.
Radium Deep In tho Alps.
~ report from Geneva, Switzerland,
says that Professor Jolly after COM
pleting geological examination OF the
rock ,borings from the Simplon tunnel
finds rich traces of radium, indicating
larger deposits Of. this rare and ex-
tremely valuable element than any
hitherto discovered in Europe. 1t is
ais theory that the presence OF this
ore caused the abnormal heat expert
enced in digging the tunnel. and he be-
Meves that the worlds supply of radi-
I'm IS far greater than was supposed.
tiysienio Congress at Berlin.
The international congress Of hygiene
and demoyraphy at Berlin was at
tended by many Of the leading scien-
fists Of the world, representing TWEEN
ty three countries. Crown Prince Fred
srfck William was present ON behalf
0f the emperor. The different sections
discussed methods Of combating tuber-
culosts and gil forms Of contagious dis
ease, disinfection. inoculatton, the care
OF children. control of schools, dwell
ings and public buildings, food inspec-
tion. water supply, sewerage. baths,
old age pensions and many ether subs
seets. Among the American Ndelega-.
don were Drs. Mazyck and Biggs, the
tuberculosis experts; DIR. Wiley Of the
national bureau of chemistry, who
spoke on legislation concerning food
stufs; Colonel W. C. Gorgas, sanitary
chief OF the canal zone, and DIR. Free
man Of New York, who spoke on milk
control. The congress was invited to
hold its next meeting at Washington.
Morris tribune., 1907-10-05
EDUCATIONAL
Gill Advocating the Rod.

9tilI Advocating the Rod.
The New York city board of educa-
don has appointed special committee
Of three to inquire Of the teachers
whether the adjustment of corporal
punishment in public schools has been
beneficial or detrimental in maintain
Ing order and respect. Should the con-
aensus Of opinion be adverse to the
present methods it Is proposed to re-
store the rod to its former position in
the schools Of the city. Complaints
have recently come from some teach
ers that they are unable to maintain
order because the supervising force is
poWerless to inflict punishment for Of
lenses affecting general behavior.
A School For Authors.
Editor Page of Worlds Work is adj
yocating the establishment of school
for authors In connection with the mi
versities. He holds that writing is q
trade like any other and that those
who propose to follow it should receive
regular course of instruction. He
would have each poet student com
FeAed to write sonnet a day for one
'erm and each prose student 1000
words. the course TO extend over three
.r four years.
a New High 3chool Nri-kie.
At spolane. wash. a $4O.ceg adnin-
sstration building is to be e#ad for
sde llss #ci' VIII inc1E gylo-
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oncsuded on pa.se