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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14

with the design of our government and in
spirit unconstitutional and a blow at the
government. Class legislation this is called,
and when such laws are tested in our high
est courts they are promptly declared I'M
constitutional, and therefore not under the
protection OF our flag. Legislators who
make laws that benefit one class in which,
perhaps. they may be included. to the ex-
clusion of others equally or better entitled.
are attacking the government and the flag
because they are striking at the principle
of equal rights for ALL
LAS 1 have said before. in BRIEF man
who enters into a combination with others
In estraint of trade. or in restraint of in
Dor, is reasonable because he attacks this
government and its flag; the cardinal
principle upon (which the government Is
founded and which is guaranteed and pro-
tected by the flag is equal rights for all
equal rights to life. liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness. If you take from man
his opportunity to trade. to manufacture,
or to labor successfully, you take from him
his life, his liberty and his happiness.
This country is now enjoying delight
full period of peace-one of the greatest
blessings that can come to any nation and
In the present condition of world politics.
the very formation to secure permanent
peace is to be always prepared for war
and this is why, with our comparatively
small army our militia is so thoroughly
organized and our boys in school are SO ex-
celiently taught to efficiently bear arms and
to make good soldiers Your splendidly or
ganized and drilled Company F of this
school is. therefore. one of the sturdy sup
ports of this government, and it's flag in
their permanent holding of peace, prosperi-
ty and glory.
Now We will consider the flag as an en-
blem. Its red is emblematic of fervency, or
ZEAL its white. of purity. and its blue, OF
truth. Therefore. the coors of our flag in
cite us to zeal in the service of our country
purity of character, and in the administra-
ton of public affairs and to be always true
to ourselves. to our feliow-men and to our
country. The stars admoniSh us to maxi
our laudable ambition high as the stars
onward and upward-our. motto. .Ad
astrai-to the starsi'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14
isses' and Children's Summer Footwear

Children's White Canvas Shoes. Ok
fords and Slippers-springa and low heels.
White footwear is in greater demand
this summer than ever. Buy tomorrow
at less than regular.
Sizes IN to at S1.5O-regularly $500.
Sizes Sk to II at $1.25-regularly 1.69.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14

Misses and Children's Oxfords of gun
metal Calf, patent Colt and glaze Kid
feathers. in Butcher and Button styles.
Made on natural foot-form lasts-hand-
sewed welts.
Sizes 6 to at $1.39-reguIarly SITS.
Sizes 81 to II at $1.50-regularly $500.
Sizes liz to 2 at 81 9S-regularly $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14

Women's $500 Oxfords-choice of ten
styles. including Button. Butcher,
Sailor Ties and Pumps. turn and welt
ent Colt. glaze Kid and o. A.
demi glaze Calf feathers, SZoAS
All sizes. Reduced to.......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14

the elephant, but an humble shell fish,
kin of the oyster. 1t is cookie found in
the Mediterranean, which can exert a pull
ing force of 20I1 times the weight of its
own body A human being with the same
proportionate strength would be able to
lift 3. iGii.5eo pounds. The pulling capacity
of the oyster is 1919 times its own weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14

Chile. which has the reputation OF being
the most progressive " the Spanish speak
ing countries. has nrer ANO miles or rail-
road and IL 900 miles OF telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14

Last year thirty-one large steel vessels
We're built for the service on the Great
Lakes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
ScfanntlmadJmugeu.
Shuts

~fhNfNA hN'u
9llIoltrd) lucroGl ule Berfune1t utb &6rpers
i6aiten, lncurpurirte uoer pplitiid1c, lpelde in
Der Staot baltimore eirl Sei1dft b~etreibeH, fitr
luelbeS Die @rbehulO elmer Stnai5sGtcenj ers
foroerli6 lit. allIgeioroert, am uoer nor Dem
eriten Gage ors WsunatS Mai D. ). cine 2icen6
i'll l6iet nbcr otttelbe SIT erteliern.
Cine &cridllmlib Der Grneuerlttg i1rer ais
Gems bis sum eriteu Sngc hes Wipndts Wsai D.
8. bon Seiten bDn 4crionet, Die iebt lolde
Gel11fte betrctbett, miro ~otctclber elmer SeIos
itraie lnterlperien.
Sn llebereinItimnlllg init Dem 90. IrttfeL
40. uno 80. 9lbidnitt, oe5 9Uoer Der %nllaelr1eis
iter 1iieHtlidelI Gefebe merocn 9tppltfalte1l fir
Traoer3' Gicen3erl aufgeIoroett. III Eerior bot
3ulprcdDell ltTh cine beidporene Nltgabe ilber
Den SSertb be5 bon benz befa9tcn 9lpplttanteu
9etiiDvten 2agerS SIT MAIDEN. Sic Stcen6 miro
oemAeulGB ultsaeitettt lper0c1,
6r. Noam Scupert, Nttltar ocs common
4leass@eridtS, miro am llllo mad Wiprtng, bell
10. Mpril 1907, 3lpif1en ben Stutoerl bon o
llGr &orlnittaqS bis 4 ubr gadnltttd9s, III tets
mem Giireau i'm Grhgcf6oB bes @eri0tsgebdIs
beS, Observation-Disclosures 6lr Iussdbe bot
&icen3eIt hcreit iein.
Gas tGGtszGerIiderltn8S 9eparten1ent boil
MlarDIurb miro am uno nab WtittlpudI, ben 1.
MRui 1907. 8pif6cu ben Sttnben bon 8 .llbr
GorlnittugS bis 4 llbr Nndmittag5, III ieulell
Niircaltr, gtr. 900, observation-disclosures, 8dttts
more litb S~oittbsStrnBe, 8itr Serarsqabung
bon idbrlt6cn SeritberlngS = W|aflers2tten3er
berett ieilt.
Georgc II. Gabgett,
G6erifi bon Baltimore.
(gtpr2, 1921 ,13, 15, 17,19, 90, "a, 27,29,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Sebt sllr .Sanptiuahl.

Die GrimGr : @oDlen boben Die
politiide Gage i%nnerbalb Der Ders
iHieoellen Yorteien gefldrt. Sn Oclt
nGdIten bier @od)en miro Der Sump1
5iuiid)en Sen beioenSoltptporteien ge-
fiibrt lperoen UNI ibre 9eru0blten
Go1oiooten in Nn1t unb @ilroen SIT
briltgen. Nod Sen G%rgebnillen ber
8rinlGr : @ablen boben Die 0eno-
frotelt, pelde brei Seiperber gegen
5tuei Ser Gepl,blifaner fir oaS WaD=
ors : 9tnt 5lr 8obl iteben battcn,
out ob0eifnitten. Sr. Mabool ers
bielt nobe5u $4,000 Stimmen, ilber
1000 nlebr, ulS Wc2one Dor bier
Sobren. Sr. Sinlanus, Der republic
fonilde 9eperber INN oaS Wtapors-
amt, 6ot 1876 Stimmen erbalten,
nebr oils 1000 ipeniger, oils iein De.
mofrotiider 8egen : Gonoioot. Sci
nen Sollptmoblen im Wtai miro ptel
oapoll abbditgen, pie Die l%lltabbdngls
qe1 Itimmlen merben. 0as iogenanns
te unobb0ngige 8otltm bat in Den
letten Sobrcn oft ben Illsidlog ge-
qeben. SSn Den nddlten @oden miro
nod piel 9efl1rt neroen, 1l1b Die De
mofraten boben Die belten Ills1ldten,
lire Gonoiootcn fir Die Souptdmter
I'll e@rluGblen. Sebt beiBt cs: Seio
cinig uno ltebt 5liommcn!
MIip0ieM6ri ii It unGSroge
loa nidt forn1eQ o1f oas Yro9ronlm
ser Soogcr 6rieoens.G onferen5 gelett
lperoen. England bot lid) ooltlt ellls
peritonoen erflGrt, bebdlt iid aber oos
Tett Dor, cine informelle Selpre=
dung ser 5roge por5ui6logen. 90:
nit mGren Die Nusli6ten fir prafti-
Id)e G~rgebnille Ser Gonferell5 $ Scr
bonolungen weientlif) ge6ciiert.
Sn SEN Gb ten Sagen
ioQ sic critic abtbeillng Ser 2ebens-
beidreibung oes 2oro 9eaconsfielb
q II Die Seffentlidfeit fonln,el1. sluS
2onoon miro oa5u geldrieben: 9os
uugebeure Wateriol, meldcs ser
Stoatsmonn binterloiicn bot, fiiQtc
mcbr ols 60 groBe aiiten, oie bel 2oro
Gotbi1ilo beponirt moren. No6 ben
Sooe Der Gonigin Giftorio er1t murba
nit benz Sidten uno 9eorbeiten ocs
WateriaIs b%egonnen. GaS @erf miro
ieoenfalls grobes sl1fieben MAIDEN,
nno nidt bloB in Gnglano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Der StraRcnourdbrudls : Gummiiidrc
cnrtt- NiehntNr

Baltimore, 3. glpriI 1907.
IS ipiro 1iermit befulnt qege6eit, oaB III &c
indBbctt Der tblelt burD ole 8Drl0rtttet oe5
anpitelS 274 Der @eiebe her Gegtslatltr bon
WlarOlaro BON Sabre 1904 llnb Der atlt g..
Wiir8 1905 llter5ei6neten Seroronullg 9tr. PIG
oeS liauUrS uno Stuotrdtb5 bon baltimore itllb
ir9elb melder auf oicie glngelegenbeit arnueIloz
barren Gjeiebe pocr 8erorbntngeiL Die Strabef.
burbbrlASsG pnGlniiiire fir bic Staot Baltimore
belhlniicl baben. Die Scutaiuu. 3traRe, uDt her
NnrtGs 9luennc biz sur 9afnBcttes% 9tpcnhc. SIT rous
b%eiantten NIB III c%rDfineu, lpic ,e5 nut Dem
oltrb Die am 3. 0e6cllber 1898 ltnier5eltnete
&erpronung gr. 1919 pcs Wtanor5 lnp St1bt'
ratb9 a1gellnlltteHcfl FlaI Der Iopo9rapbtf6cn
&ernleiiuEas = Gonlmifiion fiir ole geplallteu
StraBeu ocS Nmleres Ne6cigt miro. uno in lie
hetetilittininullg nit benz Rlnile bein9tet oor9ea
ibIugencr &crbeiierllng, Der lett i'm ~befagten
Gilredlt Der heiaaten Gontl1tildre aif6elpabrt
unb sur Sripettion often iii.
9te 9ilie %bciagter &er6eiierulg miro etr1>
Gebenbet ourCb Die lpl9elnen Elilltte uIlo @rens
9ie 5iiIt6Iic scitc Der &C SUB breitcn Gen.
tololts Strnhe he0tnHt an eincm Fuilfte al bcr
iiloliditen Seite Der 9tprtbsglncnue, 5000 SUE
lpcitIih bon Der Stolueitsgde bon G'ort6s9tpelie
lnb Slrtalltpooh.S trabe %eltterllt, illlb ldnft bon
hn parallel nit GmnamnohsS trabe fiibIi6 .
@rao 81 Min. bitltc1 39t9.S0 SUB bis 8llr
1l6rblihiten Seitf bon MISUNDERSTANDING, bon ha
lucitlid, Der n6r0li6itelt Seite oon GufdDettes
Ipcntc entIana, 66 SUB bis 6i eineln Ginite,
nn Dem cine nit Der eritert Clinic biefer Ne
l1retbuna parallel Ge6ogere llr!o GO SUB lpeits
lil bon ibr e%ntiernie 2iuie Die Mproieite Der
21ldOette Nperlc burc1i6netoel iuiirbe; bon bu
n6rolt0 3 @rne 81 Min, peitli0 170O.9t Sui,
mebr ooer penigert. e1ltlnng beiagter paraLlelen
Gtnte bis sur fiio6ftlibiten @ren5e bes Saint
8eter's genetero"; bon pa uorobitli6 q .3nH,
ttcbr ooer lueniger, enttGlg belagter fiio0itlid)z
item @ren5e bis 5nr 9iorhoitGde ~beia9ten 5riebs
3oIes,, baum 'peftIt0 10 SUB enilana per beiaes
ten rbrolibItell @rer5e oeS befdotetl SrieobOfcS
bis 5ur &rcll5ull9 0benacnallllter paraleIell 2s
mic; pom % entian9 theiaater ,paraaelel- 9in!c
llbrhlth : @rao 81 hin, lpeltli9 .200S.S7, SUI,
lnebr ooer iueniqer, bis 5ur Sibieite Der 9tortbs
Nocituc, bgnll bftli0 G6 1ltB ertla1g Der Sibs
fettc Der 9tprtbz9lOelllie bis sum MnianaSpunIte.
Die &ti6tlulael in obiGcr leiUreiblln9 limo nuf
6eil aeiIaltcil W~IcrtSinn Der SopoarGpbif1en Ser
meiulla hey Stuot Baltimore tieoergeIeet.
l(no ie MADDEN btermit teruer %befannt, bai}
beiu9tc GortltiiItpn am WipEtng, ben 6. Mai
1907, 10 lltr GnrmittaBs, in ibrem Giireau i'm
@oelts@ebdthc, 2ertrGtonz itno 6olibnDsGtraBc
tbre erite Stblna 5iir gerdt6nt9 Der @r6ffnilllg
Der &entnIousStrabe, lpic pbcn angegeben, bal
ten peroer.
SnmcS g. SmitG,
Z. NtriGur MidBGrt,
SanteS -. Marinc,
GonlmiiiGre.
Gtacie 8. 9ipogerS.
(g(prill, If 1926 .Wtai2) GGcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Sic lptroc Ipe5ieQ SIT Dem 3iucd 0c-
grilnOet, @ontrntte onl Sapttol 8lt
iibernebmen. 9(1 einem eir5igen
Stem Celebrations = 9lr6eiten ouBer=
balb Der S0le) 6ot Der Gontraftor
SanOCrIon $6t5,000, 0aS &ierein-
6ol6iodle 9elien, mos err Dem Sub
Contractor 5oblte, opcrbient," o6ne
bob 2cbtercr bel ieinem @ei6Gfte 81
fnr3 fam. 9n Ben 9ron5e-2(rbeiten
oiporte er" (iiir ieine Eoide) ST..
58t, 3icie $2,2O0,0O0 moret
feline 9elobnungcn fir uNr6eit" ooer
nEolcrt," benn Die 2eiitltngen famelt
our6megs bon onoerer Seite.
3oSrepublifoni Of IS IL
cinnoti @olfsblott" ifreibt: Sic
&erouSforoerlng 0eS Senators 6or-
ofer an Den SefretGr Eaft lit bon
Sebterem angenomnen lporOen. Sez
nator Sorofer mill oltrdb cine Nb-
lttmmrung ben 9emei3 liefern, 0aB
oaS &olf i'm lpieOcr gum Scnotor
lpiini6t uto i6nn olttb ols 8r0iioent-
i6oftS-Gon0i0otcn Den &or5ltg Dor
SefretGr Soft gibt. Sebt miro On5
&olf boriiber 81 enti6ci0cn bo6en, Oh
eS nit ser Inlid)t 0eS Senators leiHe
Hid]tigfeit bot. @enn OaS 8olf oil
Die 8obll1rnc iGreitet, miro cS iid
iuo6l g%cgenp6rtig Doltcn, BOB cS iid)
bci bieier |Nbitimmung nid]t bios nm
cine perionli6e @ngele9enbeit, ion=
6ern I'M cine Sroge bon b06Iter
prin5ipieller 9eoelttltng bonOelt. g.
fret0r Soft unteritiiBt Dol unO gon5
Die Golitif OeS GrGIi0cnten Hoolepelt;
Senator Sorofer lit cin entihicbener
@egner OieIer Golitif, iogor Der e1tt-
i6ieoenIte @eg1cr in 0en goll5cn Scr.
Stootell, lpic er ooS I'M Senot befll1l-
oct Dot, inoem er 0oS Gin5ige por,
Der gcgen Die Bill sur Rc9ulirung
Der @ilcn6abncn geItilnnlt bat. @er
oober fir Gait itimmt, ,Itimmt fir
oen Gr0iiocntcn GooicpcIt, nn0 pcr
fiir Sorofer ltimmt, Scr itimmt gegcn
ben G%rGii0entcn Nooicpclt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Trtc0rtdl Wrpf.

IS itarb am Offers onntaa, lior9en. ben 81.
30 Snbrerl, 4 Mion1ten ltnb % 3aeel, o~cliebtcr
@atie bon Sba 6. @roB. &eriuurote uno
6reunoe Der 6amilie iino bbiIi6it eriu1t. Der
Seerotgiilg, lpcIbe am Spnneritug, %9iudmittags
1 ll9r, bonn Irallerbauie, @de 1. II. S'Sutmen,
Strabe, aus itattftnbet, bei6upoDnen. Gotte5-
otenit ~ per Sereinigten epangeIildeu air6e
an Der Saits@penue. Heifebtng auf Dem nSaf
Observation-Disclosures"
81 irhb idIug bieie bitt're Gtlnoe,
Sic Sid ans lnfrer Witte iabm;
Sod tl6itenb fonts aus itnf'rem Wlinoe,
g9Sds @ptt tout, has lit tpoDIgetDan!"
Dies 9Sort fttnt linIer banges 5leb'n,
sl6, rlhe FAINT, arf 98ieoerieb'n!
pic tranernoe Satin nro Sinner.
(02-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
@Hreau 6es etaOt.W cumctcrs.

al HIND G, T. WptII ITUI.
Ser Staots@eometer luiro ant WitttuUdl, ben
10. 9lpril 1907, 8lr lnten nll9c9ebellert 3eit an
Srt uno SteIlc erf0etnen mo ole NtoealG Der
iolgenocn StraBen etabiireH:
@iiersStraBe. bon Der Wtpntforhs bis 5tr Bats
fonsSurf.9nenle, nm 10 llbr &orTttltn9s;
QeafinsStrabe, bon ber Gierz bis 6itr Wpitolts
Stra[e, um 1890 GSormitiags;
Me6anics Gulrt, bon Der Accommodations
9lQeO bis 5ltr Salts, nm fl l1r Nurmtitags;
GareDs Strabe, bon ber I%turnfaDsS trnBe bis 5ur
@~lpubpnsMbenltc, nm 1870 Gormttt1as;
&iQbtsStrabe, bon Der 6urts9tncnie bis 5tr
&unbausStruBe, nm ~ llbr Miittu9s.
0talci9b s.. SBpmas,
(nll Ct0htsSepueter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Waraurcthu Gmridl.

IS itar6 am 3. 9tpril 1907, Inn 1924 llbr
Wtoreene, in Der S%8pbnlrlg i6rer Sodter, 5ralt
aarctbn @nlrid, i'm Nlter bon IS Snbren llRo 6
3agen, 98ittpe bon Nnorefp ~, @mrid. Die
Beerot9llg litloet SurHcritng, g!a1mitiaB3 INT
Eelnetern" itQtt, (03)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Senator @oiIcp bon Gcroa, Der ErG-
ii0entihoft$-Gonoioo 9(lton .. &ur-
fer, $, No. @bitneD bon Bottom, Ser
bert W. SoruetL Ser friibere @eiQnote
III &enc5ltelo, Der friibere Ghei- Snge-
1lte1tr ont GQnuma.&al1al, @QQoce,
Der frii6crc SotIdaftcr in Micn, 9el-
lamp Storer, un0 feline Satin u,0
IcBt G0mar0 $, &orrimolL off oieIen
bot ST.. Gooiepelt me6r o0er meniger
lmuerbliimt ben n2iigner!" an ben
&opf geluprien. InS lit nid)t ltotG-
menOig. Sine rlrbia io6liNe Car
lcgll1g Der S6atlnbcn mirft iiber.
5clt0enoer, alS Der n2iigncr!" 2l6cr
Ooa implllIipc temperament oc5 @}rG=
lioenten 0eDt 5llucilcn NIT inn Ourt).
Gbicagu nnb Der Muni5ipal= Sctrieb.
Chicago, Die 5peitQr0Btc StoOt Der
Scr. StaoterL bot ibre M0por-gSnbl
gebabt, III melder Der bi5bcrigc De-
mofrotii6e WoDor Gllnne icircm re-.
publtfoni n@egencon0ioote 9uile
nnterlegen lit. 2eBterer liegte nit ci-
ller WteDrbett bon etlpa 10000 Stin1s
men. 8ieic @obl bat nidt BLOB fir
Chicago beionocre 9eoclttltng, Ionz
bern tie bat fir bic 0roBltGOtc oeo
gol5en SonoeS Sntcrciie. Mopor
Grnnc lpor Der critic Wtopor elmer
omcritoniiden @roBItoot, Der ouf
Der Elottform Ser it0otii6en Mtlnis
5ipal . 9etric6e gcuGblt woroen mar.
Wtopor 0ltn1e beobli6tigte, porcrit
Die StraBenbabnen in Den itdOtil6en
Setrie6 cin6uiiibrcr. Gr berid)rieb lidl
cinen SadoerltGtoigen aus 0loS=
golp, Der nod e%ingebcnoer Yrilfltna
Der &erbGltntlIe 81 Dem G%rgebniIIc
tam, BOB bct Den politil6cn 3uItGn=
Den in Den Ser. Stonten, Die W}uni5i=
poliiirung Der StroBenbobncn cin
Scbli6log iein lpiir6c. Sroboem fam
Gin llcbereinfomncn 5luildcn Sto0t
mo 9abn 0eIelll6uftcn SIT Stan0c.
Da5 ober pom StnOtrutbe %pcrlporfcn
lpltroe, neil e5 fir Die Sto0t llngiill=
itig bcfmoen iei. Sroboem belt
Der Vlapor oil observation-disclosures
S5occ fe1t, nGbrenb Die StoOtrotbsbe-
oabin gingell, OoB Die Scr
itootliGltng ltottfinOen ioue, iuern
Die 9iirger Gbicogo's oielelbe miinid-
ten. No6 Dem IuSfou Der @obl iii
Der SfIuB gcItottet, 0oB ii0 Die Gbi=
cogo'er Die Wtuni5ipal 3 9etriebe nod
einmol griin0lid iiberlegt boben uno
in ser Mebr5obI SIT Der llebcr5eugung
qefommcn iino, Dab cS better lei, Die
p~orlGrftg oopon SIT laIIen. llns
ter Dem porgeiebenen Gontroft = gu
item lit es Der Staot INNER nod
freigcitcllt, Die 9ubncn mGbreno Ser
nGd)lten 20 Sabre .od) ic0Smonotli-
dber &iinOigltng in itGOtild)e 9etrie6c
ltl115lnponoeln. Die Gbicogo'er WoD-
orS-Gumpoqne lit cine iebr belize &C.
lpelen. SIR gtlsgong 5eigt, baB Die
GerItootli6ungs = SOec, fir pel6c
mon bel Der leBten @obl Seller unO
mor, an 9oben perloren bat.
Nton gibt DEM Yripat6etrieb Ben Sor-
5llg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Scter 9R. Yruiult.

IS itar6 am .. glpriI 1907 aetcr vi. groluy,
SO Sabre alt, ~eeliebter GGtte oer beritorbeuell
9lia9helina 8ropr. &erpanbtc itnb 6reunbe
Der 6artilie fino a0tungSpuIl cingetnoen, Der
9eeroi9ln9 am Suuucritng, Na6miitagS 2 llbr,
bon ietner @obntng, 9ir. 800, Siiozglnl.StraBe
ms hpflltUDhf1pt. (D9-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Wnnn Is. Etnhl.

IS itarb am /. gprtI 1907 Nuun s.. staGl,
9eIlebtc Satin pes perftprbenen Sufob Sta6l,
80 Sabre alt, Nic geerbtglne iiroet Miitt,pud)s
tbres GnieIs Sobn s.. GnOe, III. 8. gior6.6 rc'
mont %9locIte, ans ltatt, Neifeburg aui Der
ngSeftern GeneterN." (lrihatim.) (02-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Wnnic Eunhia sSurit.

Gs ifnrb an 3. 9pril 1907 Minute epp0la
6urit, aeltcbte Satin bon 3obu 6lrft, in iPrcm
Is. 2ebeItsiabre. Die Reeroiaung ttnoct an
Samitag, octt 6. 9pril. 9tnhnlitta9s H3 llbr,
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-21
BANKER DYING; MAKES / VIII
SUICIDE, FACING DEATH, CALMLY
ARRANGEs HIS BUSINESS
AFFAIRS.

New York, Nov. II. MORALLY
wounded by his own hand, Charles
Tracy Barney Thursday summoned
his family and lawyers to his bedside
and after calmly reviewing his bust.
ness and private affairs and giving mi.
mute expression of his wishes in Ger.
tain affairs, dictated and signed a
will, in which his wife was made the
principal beneficiary. This business
disposed of, he submitted with resigna
ton to the operation through which
his physicians had hoped to save his
life A half hour after the lawyers
withdrew the former head of the
Knickerbocker Trust company was
dead. This was made known yester
day by Albert S. Milbank, one of Bar
ney's personal attorneys.
Barney made will two years ago,
but this he subsequently destroyed
When the original will was drawn
Barney was worth between $7,O00,00G
and $9,OOO,0OO. 1t is believed that the
estate at present will net about $2N
100000.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-21
PAYMAsTER. ROBBED OF $1,000.

Four Italians Do Job-Three Caught,
but Fourth Escapes With Booty.
Passaic, N. j., Nov. Flour armed
Italians perpetrated a daring robbery
on the outskirts of this city yesterday
holding up a paymaster and carrying
away satchel which the. police say
contained between $4,000 and $1,000
Three of the highwaymen were arrest
ed after an exchange of shots with the
police, but the fourth escaped with
the booty.
Paymaster William Knapp of the
Workman & Aldrich company, dyers,
of Delawanna, N. j., two miles from
here, started yesterday afternoon to
drive to this city, where he intended
to deposit the money In local bank
He was alone and unarmed ard was
nearing the city when four men, arm
ed with shotguns, stepped from behind
trees and ordered him to STOP One Of
the men seized the horses head, two
covered the paymaster with guns,
while the fourth climbed into the
wagon and seized the satchel, keeping
Knapp covered and warning him not
to make an cutlery. The men disap-
peared.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-21
". ]. BRYAN DECLARES HIMSELF.
WILL ACCEPT NOMINATION, But
WILL NEITHER ASK NOR
FIGHT FOR III.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 16-William =.
Bryan will accept the Democratic nom
ination for president in 1908, but ne
will neither ask nor make a fight for
it, He says that for a year or more
he has been pressed to answer Tie
question. will you accept the nonina-
tion?" and he believes the public is en-.
titled to an answer and to know the
position he occupies. The question
that ought to weigh most, he says, is
whether his nomination will strength
en- the Democratic party more than the
nomination Of some one else. Not only
will he not seek or ask for the nolnl-
nation, but he VIII not assume to de-
eide the question Of availability, and
If the prize falls to another he will
neither be disappointed nor disgrun-
tied. At the same time he denies that
he has waited this long in a desire to
see whom the Republicans are likely
to nominate or to ascertain the
chances of victory.