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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
TRANSFER OF DYING PATIENTS.
Coroner Hamburger Advocates Bill to Prevent
It as Measure of Humanity.
ny Telegrarh to me Trlbune ]

Albany. Feb. 10.-Coroner Harhurger. Of New
York City, denounced some OF the hospitals OF
New York to-day before the Assembly Cities
Committee for their practice OF transferring pa
tients lin dying condition for the purpose OF
keeping down their mortality record" Il Was
10 prevent this that the HUH bill. which is really
Coroner Harburger's measure. was drawn, The
coroner pleaded in vain for some one 10 appear
against the bll and argue with him. Assembly
man Robinson. OF New York. declared the bill
was Objectionable because IT did not permit hos
ptal authorities 10 refuse cases Of contagious
diseases or cases untitled 10 the ward that
might be available to receive them
Coroner Hamburger said that there was an
especially equipped hospital for contagious dis
eases This bill" he shouted. waving his arms,
lis the most humane bill ever grated or en-
grated on the statute books of this state. The
city Of New York pays me $1,000 yea cor
oner. but I would he more than willing to give
up the place If for the good oS humanity this
bill could become a law and put stop TO this
awful practice There are fifteen thousand pa
tents transferred each year from the hospital
while I'm a preCarious condition. and / venture
70 say that because of these transfers five thou
sand di. Some powerful and potential influence
prevented this proposition OF mine from becom-
ing city ordinance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
COLONIAL MEAT FOR BRITISH ARMY.
Government Expected to Reduce Contracts
with American Packers.

London, Feb. 19.-The War Office is taking
steps n ascertain the possibility of obtaining for
the British army larger supplies Of canned meats
from Australia and New Zealand, so that con-
tracts with American packers may be reduced
When asked IN the House Of Commons this af-
ternoon whether the colonies could not have the
first chance 10 obtain the next contracts Mr..
Buchanan, Financial Secretary to the War
Office. said
In anticipation Of an increased demand and
in view of the revelations regarding American
canned meat last summer as we'll the gov
ernment's desire for a wider area Of supply. a
special officer has been dispatched 10 Australia
and New Zealand to report the methods OF
the packing houses and the capacity of those
colonies 10 furnish increased quantities of
canned meat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
MAY EYTRADITE PIERCE.
Governor Hughes asked to Grant
Teras duplication.
by Telegraph to Ths Tribune. J

Austin. Tex, Feb. 19.-Covernor Hughes Of
New York has been asked by the Texan authorir
ties to grant an application for the extradition
Of II. c. Pierce Of the Waters Pierce OIL Com
pany who is wanted here 10 answer an indict-
rnent for perjury. II q favorable reply IS re-
ceived Governor Campbell VIII issue the applica-
ton for a Tequisition for Pierce and the latter's
arrest will be ordered.
Jefferson City, No. Feb. Ex-Governor Folk
to-day postponed the hearing on the requisition
for II. Clay Pierce. Of St Louis heal Of tho
Waters-Pierce Oil Company, asked by the Texas
authorities until tomorrow, TO await the arri-
val Of the sheriff of Travis County Texas.
Governor Folk told the attorneys for Mr.
Pierce that unless they agreed 10 produce Pierce
ct Jefferson City within three days, he would
honor the reduisition. as he has been assured by
the Attorney General that the papers are in the
proper form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
TO DECIDE BY MARCH |
President Hears Offers Partners ON
Canal Contract.
[From The TrLbure Rur.au. !

Washington. Feb. 19.-Preaident Roosevelt
this afternoon granted another hearing to the
associates of William J. Oliver. the lowest bid
der for the Panama Canal contract. Secretary
Taft, Chairman Shonts and R. R. Rogers OF the
Canal Commission, were present for the admin
stration. Patrick F. Walsh. OF Davenport.
Iowa; P. ]. Brennan and R. A. Chester. OF
Washington: Robert Russell Of Lynchburg. Va.
and L. c. Guenther. OF Knoxville. Tenn, were
all heard IN turn by the President and his adj
visers.
Although no announcement was made after
the hearing, it is understood that the session
devoted mainly TO a reCapitulatior OF the
enterprises upon which Mr.. Olivers associates
have been engaged during their business ca
reers The President has now heard all II
Mr.. divers partners except the dredging peo-
pie. and it is not yet decided whether they will
be called upon show cause or not. Secre-
tary Taft said after the hearing that the Presi-
dent expected TO reach decision in the canal
matter by March l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
MR.. SHOOTS DEFENCE
NO CONFLICT OF OATHS.
He Declares M0rm0nis?n Does Not
Interfere 9th Duty to Country.

W aShHIstoh, FEB ID formally and solemnIy
So. ma III every vote ana acuoh as OIl'eo
'a'e senator ShaH ne governed IN the iuture' as
- "" j" 'ne past ohly ny my CONVICTIONS 81
go - 'eSt Ior Ihe "hole people OF the IHIIeo
states u'oer my oath TO support the constitution
anu laws OF this nation
LET me say under my obligation as Senator.
l"a, ""lcH nave SAID under oath before the com
H-''e7' Inat nave never taken any oa'h or ool-
e1oii' Ie'iSious OF OTHERWISE "hleR EGnllI-Is III
the slightest degree with my duty : q Senator or
a citizen 7 ou-o No oIIo-g,oo -r,,,rol, or
49, - ''-~ 80 '
o'iei organization Whlch IN any way lnterlereS
with my supreme allegiance in civil affairs my
country-an allegiance which freely fully and
el,41 - ., ~ '''
eLaaiy give
with these words Senator Smoot closed to-day
his long cx7ec+ed s,aecb IN tho ca,,+o -, 5afaroe
~ hi Ill. . -, 80 ~ l'e He,''V ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
CANAL NOMINATIONS DELAYED.
Mr.. Shonts Removes Objection to His Con-
frmation as Commissioner.

Washington, Feb. 19.-At to-days meeting % the
Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals an effort
was made TO have reported for confirmation the
names OF the recently appointed Canal COmmis-
sioners but it was frustrated by objection from
Senator Culberson. who stated that he had heard
il reported that Mr. Shonts was drawing a large
salary from the marlborough Railroad Company
in addition ais salary Canal Commissioner.
Mr.. Shonts sent for and denied the report,
but the denial received too late 10 permit ac-
ton AZ to-day's meeting.
Senator Kittredge was authorized to report
amendment 10 the Suudry Civil Appropriation bill
providing for the purchase OF the outstanding Pan
anna Railroad bonds, amounting to S2,Z9S.361
A favorable report Senator Millard's bill, CIV
ing the President discretion to the size of the
Canal Commission also authorized The bill
provides that the commission may consist of either
one or seven members. the President may de-
eide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
SEES DANGER IN RAILROAD BATTING.

Nv IcleEr0ph O The Tribune-I
ST Paul Mimi. Feb. Ia President Stickney
of the Cnicago, Great Western Railroad in dis
cussirg railroad legislation. said to-day;
There are hard times ahead if the legislatures
Of the various states do not stop tinkering with
things which are not Mt subjects FOR legislation.
The present railroad batting Is bound 10 lead TO
disaster to the country at large if it is not
.hecked The trouble will come in perhaps
three perhaps four. perhaps five years. 1t is
high time for the good of the country a
whole that there should be a let-up to the rail-
road batting. which is becoming favorite sport
with legislators and state officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
NO INCREASE IN CHANNEL FLEET.
Admiralty Refuses to Make Public Core.
Spondence with Lord Charles.

London, Feb 19--In the interest Of the public
service Mr.. Robertson. Parliamentary Secretary
to the Admiralty. declined in behalf Of the Ad-
niralty, in the House of Commons this after
noon 10 make known the contents Of the com
munications exchanged between the Admiralty
and Admiral Lord Charles Beresford regarding
the Channel fleet Mr. Robertson added how
ever that 1t not intended TO increase the
Channel feet beyond fourteen battleships, four
armored cruisers and three unarmored cruisers
as decided in January The destroyers attached
to the home feet would be placed at Admiral
Beresford's disposal for practical exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
FUNDS FOR FORESTRY BUREAU CUT.
Senate Votes to Have Special Revenues
Turned in to Treasury.

Washington. Feb. 19.-The Agricultural APP
preparation bill was taken up by the Senate to-
day Immediately after the close OF the considera-
ton Of the Smoot case.
Provisions were then adopted which Will re-
qui-e detailed estimates for expenditures OF the
Forestry Bureau and detailed reports regarding
all such expenditures. Also a provision was
adopted aboIishing the special fund which has
been accumulated by the Forestry Bureau from
the sale of timber grazing leases. etc. after July
l next, by providing that all such revenue shall
be turned into the treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
TO CONSIDER DOMINICAN TREATY.
Meeting of Senate Committee Called for
To-day-Favorable Report Expected.

Washington. Feb IA meeting OF the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations has been called
for tomorrow TO consider the Santo Domingo
Treaty, which the Republican members expect viii
be reported favOrably.
President Roosevelt sent the Senate durine, tts
session tonight the original copy OF the Santo
Domingo treaty. a telegraphic COPY of the treaty
was laid before the Senate several DAYS aEn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
RESULTS IN POLAND.
Nationalist Defeat Je7cs and So
cialists at Polls.

Warsaw, Feb. 19.-The final elections Of mem
bers to the new parliament have resulted in
Poland in victory for the Nationalists and the
defeat Of the Jews and the Socialists Great
patriotism has been shown throughout Poland
and it is related that Henryk Sienkieyicz. the
Polish novelist. who has been seriously Il! from
bronchitis was carried from his sickbed to the
pOlls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
ODESSA JEWS ATTACKED.
Ninety-fUe injured in Hospitals
More Trouble Feared.

Odessa, Feb. 19.-Ninety-fve Jews and Jew
esses have been removed TO hospitals suffering
from injuries sustained in an attack made upon
them last night by members Of the Union Of
Russian Men. Racial Ill feeling runs high. and
outrages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

Naval Academy for 1907
Principals-Sherwood Picking son of late Ad-
miral Picking; Oscar Charles Badger of Com
mander Badger; Whitley Perkins, of Major c.
n. Perkins L. S. NJ. C.; James Carroll Byrnes
son of Surgeon J. 6. Byrnes; Frank Messenger, son
OF r. c. Messenger, chief gunner, U. S. n.
Alternates-E Edward Randolph Eberle, of
Lieutenant Commander Eberle, u. s. N; Stephen
Elliott son of Captain Charles P. Elliott, u S. A.
retired; James hampton Little, son OF e commander
Little; Charles D. Davis, OF Lieutenant Com
mander @. T. Davis; Edward Fletcher Dickinson
son of Medical Director Dickinson. l.. :. N;
Charles G. Ellicott, son of Lieutenant Commander
John NJ Ellicott: John Forsyth Meigs, OF Lieu
tenant Commander Megs; William Marion Har-
mon, son of the late Eugene Harmon. U. s. N.
Francis sanderson Craven, son OF Lieutenant Com
Of Pay Director William W. Gait, Z. s. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
MRS. C. H. SMITH GETS DIVORCE.

[By Telegraph TO The TribuneI
Richmond. Va. Feb 19-In spite of efforts to
preserve secrecy, It became known last night that
Judge C. z Nlcol, in the Circuit Court Tor Alex
endrie couaty, had granted Mrs. Carlyle Herbert
Smith an Absolute divorce from her husband
CORTLAND ~. Smith, the well known, horEernan
Ths papers kp the Gaze were ordered sealed. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
PRESIDENT NAMES "MIDDIEs."

Washington Feb 19-The President has appoint
ed the following as principals alternates to the
Naval Academy for 1907:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Die 9lr6citcrluirrcn 1T Woloficlo.

@oG0iicto, Rcoo0a, t8. M1r5.
- Gas Grefutio Gomite Scr Milo.
ciotion Scr @ei6dftsIcltc rno @ru'
6enbelitcr bat ofientli6 befannt ge-
nlo6t, OoB Ociinitip 6ci6loiien lpor.
Sen it, feline bon Sen @ritben oe$
@oloiicl0 1iItriftS in 9etricb 5ll
Iebcn bis Ger gou5e Strcit erleoigt
it, rno fcin N}it9licO Der GerbinOung
Ger ,SSnotItrinl @orfcrs Of tbe
Mprlo" in 6iciem 0iItrifte ais @ru.
benarbcitcr o0er IN irgeno elmer al.
oeren Gigenidait 5u 6ei61Itigen. Gos
Gonlite mieOcr1oIt 8llgleid, oaB cs
feinerlei 9lbiitGt babe un0 nid)t I'M
@nticrnteIten onron 0enfe, an Der i'm
Giltrift bcIte6cnoen 2obnIfnla 81 riits
tcln, 0uE cs aber 9llles olti6ietcn tper.
sc, I'LL, pGbrcno ser 20llng Der
StrcitfroDen @elualttbaten ln0 Sto'
rungen Ser OrOnung 3it oerDihoern.
ManGe @rubennrbeitcr perlaIien ben
3iitrift, o6er es fonlmt eine biirci-
denbe 3abl an0erer ols griat. Seutc
Morqen murOen aqe 2dben piebcr
ac5finet, o6er nit feinen GlerfS, Bic
3u oen rSnoritriol BorferS Of tie
@orlO" 3dblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
g}icnraonancr cru6crn Srniillu.

Wtona9un gticaraguo, 18.
M0r3. - Der 0oieu Irlliillo IN 5on-
olraS lit ourA cine nicoro9uoniihe
6lottcn Strcitmoht erObert morocu
Die SonOuroncr lieBen IN ibrer
6hi6t ciI @cic6iIb, cine 2ln5a6l @c-
pebrc, Ionic cine Guantitdt 0lrrni-
tion 5llriid.
Banana IS. Widr3 - 3uucr-
l0iitgen Ru1ri1ten aus SalpoOor 5ll.
ioGge bat iicb jcnes &nnO nit 9onOu.
rn5 9e8cn 9ticara0lu ucrbinbet. 9lm
10. 0i0r3 lanOeten $500 SolOaten
SoIpoOor's 81 2Imnpola unO mar
i6irtcn am n0hItcn Wlorgen in Der
IiNtlng BON @Dolureca ob, 9icie
Streitmnbt itcDt inter Dem @ciebl
oc8 @Cncrol5 Sole 0oloreo Erein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Gffic Nlaion'S M6rOcr.

Golnm6lr8, S6io, Is. NiGr5.
Ger 10 Sabre nltc Serbcrt 0ooi@ion
Gcgte Oo8 @eitdnOniB ob, @iiie DtoIon
crnlorOct 81 boben, Die Dor cincm NO
nat oli ibrem 3inmer itrongrlirt oIs
2eicbe auigeiunOen moroen mar, Ia-
biSIon tpurOe Oerboitct, ais er geraOc
cine llbr, Die lcinenl Opier 8eb0rt
Bate, perieben poIlte. Gr bcbouptct,
er 6n6c init ser Moion Strcit megcn
@eIo 1e6nbt ooS er ibr 0clc6en babe.
@r lei betrilntcn 8elpcien ilno babe in
ser 9llircglng @fiie gclpiir0t, nbcr
nibt ge8lotbt, 0oB 6ieicIbe foot, ions
oern nltr beiinnlngSloS gcneien lei,
ais er ite perIieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
JiGnbcr i'm SrnuclcnlnScu.

&oS u 2lngcleS, Gol, IS. Wi1r5.
- 3uci nit Hcpolpcrn bclpoiinete
ma8tirtc 9idubcr orun0en gegen
2I6cnO IN oen untcr ocn .SotcI Sops
marO" bclnoIiAcn SnuclierIaoen
bon airneD cilt, mdbrenO olBen al
ocm &oocu S5un0erte bon Wenidcn
Dortbcr gin9en be0robten airncp
uno icincn Gcrf1rier nit Dem 1ooc,
cr5man9cn Die Ociinmg 0eS Si6er.
bcit@icGrnnfca, riiien @nnren i'm @er.
tbc uon $2500 an lid ln0 bcwerfitcl.
liAtcn nit ibrcr 9cltte llnbcbclligt ibre
Sludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
glnf oem !Scimluc9c.

Colon tS. W1r5. - GeItcrn
troten oie Gonereb 2l6georoncten,
melde nit Dem 9ompier Banana
3lr Snipeftion Ser 9Irbeiten on 6enl
adndl bier6er 9etomnen porelL oic
0tiidrciie an oltf Der iie aingiton uuI
Der HSnicl Sonoicn lmO Eort.oll-
Rrince berilbren.
Ter Ganlpfer ,@lil6cr" nit Sem
SpreAer Cannon mo ieinen 9eglei-
tern miro am 25. WGr5 bier erportet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Tnn .Nndnnniirr.

Cincinnati Is. MGr5. - Ger
Obip ltcbt bcutc 2llcno bier olli 62
Sui lmO IS lit jcBt 5lueiiel6oft ob cr
oeu crportctcn 8niicrItono bon G3
6uB crrcihcn miro. NobricbcinIi6
miro cr nlorgcn bier 81 ioQcn begin.
nelr. &ci Gortsmoutb, g., itno BON
bort an mliudrtS 1T er I'M roic1cn
3uriidrUci6cn bcgriifcn, mdbrcn0 cr
in &ouiSpiQc, &uy Gpou9uiGc, rSn0,
uno lpeitcr obpGrt& nod longiunl
itcigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Sin SllinoiIcr pSuum" fir 6air-
bnufS.

Gbicoao IS. W}dri. - Gin
&Qinoiicr Er0ii0cnticboit3 ,,@oom"
iiir Den &icc GrGiiocntcn ,Ioir6uufS
>ullrOc 1eltcrn 2Ibcuo gclcacntliA ci,
nc3 bonn ySriib TcIlowibip Cub"
Dem 6rn. 5oirbonfS SIT @brcn int
2lloitorim = 9lnncr ge9cbcucn @ons
tctt9 pom StapcI gcIoiieH lluter ocn
}InucIcnocn bcionocu ii6 GongrcB
mit8lic0 g8m. 2orimcr, Der Sprctcr
oc8 l(nterbnltics ser &cgi9Iotur Don
&IIinois, @r.9iibtcr @lbri0ac Sonc0
umO an0erc Oiltin8uirtc 6crren, mel
cbc in i5rcn Ne0en Die Domination
OeS @rn, ,Suirbonta 5llr &rdli0ent-
lAoit ais miinidenSlpcrt6 be5ei6nc-
ten. Der &ice-grdiioent ontportete
0arout cr iei OcrmnBen Don Can't.
Bartlett iiberpdItigt 0oB er niht miiie,
mas CT Oa3lt io0cn iolle.
Scltc rc0ete Sr. 6oirbanfS i'm
Gbicogo'er YrcB.Gmb uno i'm ct.
SBnatiuS College.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Nlncf's NruscR ucridlu6rn.

Can 6rnnCiSco, is. 0}Gr5.
- Der &ro5cB 9cgen 2l6rubom Glci
pcgen @clOcrprciimg lit ouf 2lntrog
Oc5 GiItriftSanuolt8 2encp bis gum
%. Qtdr5 Oeri6oben norOen, nm oie
gntidcoung 0e8 GberbuloeSgericbts
iiber 0a5 bon 9}ltei acitetlte @eiub INN
cinen SnbenS Corpus 9cfc6l ST. ct.
marten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
GrtIart Ocn @rGiocntcn fir ucramt-
uOrtIidD.

Ho9 2ln0ele& Gol, Is. N}dr5.
Sin biciige@ )}oc6mittoa5blott
brinat ciu &ntcrpicu nit S,rn. e. y.
9tiplcp, %rGiiocntcn Der nSauto Sc.
9abm" meIcbcr iitb 5lw 3cit in Sauto
Barbara aufbdIt, Sr. 9}pIcD ioa oo-
rim 0en Frdiiocntcn iiir Die 1cgenpdr.
ti9e lmiihcrc Stimmuug in Ocr'@oQ.
StroBe pcrantportlicb crfl1rt luO ocn
fiir5li6cn %anif 0oicIbit cincm bon
Srn. 9fooleucIt onge5iinOctcn @uih.
6ron0" 5l9cicGric6cn babcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
S0mcr51aftes 1trinirem.
25. Suli 1908.
Ncrrcn 0laeipah G 90.

o.-... ,,-.,. 20. Suli 1908.
30 mar bcbaftct nit llrbeitdnbIafCtt bes
urilIs. Bin gr5luunen. Dcle UlnIe In "a Stun,
oc1 5u urtnren. Gs 1T cine eroBc NrI1ltguna,
pte aud icbr idDmcr51ait Wtetne acfble6tIibsu
Nralle limo ebr fduat Sd mub 9ladbtS aIle
dnct ShInoen auiiicbCn I'M 81 urnrcn; menu
Id MID oerf6Infc, ncbt es ab 50 bin G7
sabre alt uno nnoerweitie bel ebr outer Sc.
lunobeit SO erfudc I'M 9r. EnbpnD'S guien
5intD; bite I'M foiortige gluiiucri
e. .. Qubbcn,
ebampan, GIintonsGU., H..U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Eou05tccpiic, ErGiiocut ser 9}cp.
PORTER Stuot9 Gomuiiiion fir Gir-
rcnanltoltcn mo Or. W}ia3 @rt.
gorD bonn o&cucuuc @oipitul" ul@
Icbtc 3cltgcn pcrnonmeu mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Sn Wiorion Groiuioro'S giGo in
Sorrcht lpcrOcn 8orberctungcn 6rm
Gnlpfonge bon Sroi Coughs Hobin-
ion aus Nclu-yorf 9etroiien, pelbe
bon BORT rinige Bu6en ipdter nod
Gon reiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
2lieren- mo 13Iaien.Seioen,

urinlbe un6 0Nuttrunfbcten. @ialeniiene,
8uderImnibcit 2GaiIcrIudt, glbftcIung oes gaaf.
IcrS, unbcdnoigTcit bcs Trims, griabffde
@rnnibet Nlbuminara ino IN allen 6dnrn, TOO
"Vrid 0ni"sNpbenfdb burbnnoen III ooei oas
@alier bid, ipoIIg unb nemifbt 1T nit subIian.
zen, mic onS g8cibc clues GieS obcr Sabcn nts
me'Be Set0e, oocr cS bat eu frauibafies, ounfles,
blIloieS Anelcbcn un6 uebeu Bone 2uIt" no.
ocilinb, uno lpenn Gin prideInbcs, brcnnenoeS
@ci'1l Get'nI Raiftreu bon gBniTer pdDrncbnbar
III, mo G6mcr5en i'm Slreu8e uno In ben 9cnbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Sr,NQOluQl)8
ResoROent.

ScOer Sropicu Don Or. TaOrpap's
9ieioI0cnt trGgt Ourd) oas ghlt, ben
ShWeiB, ltrin mo anoere 6Iiiiiigfei.
ten lmO Sdite ocS 5pitemS oie Sc.
bcnStroit Ocm eS criett Oie 2rbion.
Ocrlnt8?a OcS &0rpcr8 nit nellem
mO aciuulOcm MoterioI. Or. 9tao.
maV's OtcioIucut lit Die cin5igc poii.
the &ur fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
yMlaricttn" in Gpita 9iien."

Sort 2imon, Gotta 9iicu, IS.
Wi1r5. - 0nS amerifonii6e aano.
nenboot nOinricttn" lit bier eingc.
troiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
25. VJuouIt 1908.


AVs sFNUHTI IUUos
Or. 0inoiuab & Go, Ncm.Durf.
Sb ncbmc lett bic iGufie 5Iurde bon S6renl
HeloIoent nno bcfiHoc mid biel better. Snbe
auiGeb6rt ben "9atbetet" 8u eeDraud,en llrtn
palirt lett Gan5 orbulnGsmdbie unb lecbt obne
Sbmer5en tann lett better fdIafrn Stebe
Mot 70 bdufig aui Der SpejidIiit, ben i'd In
Noiion couluItirte fnGlc mir, i'd niic menen
llrn Nbic1cu 70 Iaugc 10 Iebie. uno INNER nit
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bon Ininng an, eu 9ciert1beeI5lieI bon cine
baIbc Shtuoc nnb ieber WlabI5cit. Sd ibrehe
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Elm Gcnnoer 3uiiano ocr BIafe. Coll i'd nod
cine g8cifr forifnBtcu, ben 9tefobent at ncbmen7
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Gaibcttr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
e. ". pnbbell,
GbampIdin. Welus Oorf

Sine 5Iufde bon yIoopabs OlcfoIbent entDdIt
mcDr bcs aItben Brin8ips Der Ule6i8in. oils it.
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IbccI6iIcIs9ofcu Wdbrcno an6cre iiiri. ODER
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bon gIpotbrrcrn obcr init Grprcb 8uacf6Idi.
borausbc8otIt, alli Gmpfang unicres Breifes
S6dci nu Sr. Gao,unb 6 Go.. Rr. 50, Gin.
straRr, 9em.Durt, iitr pNoof Of gIoblce".
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leD'S, VT. 3t1, 9iurosgnea.Str StiicesSuiiocn
8 bis 10 llbr Wtorecn5 mo 12 li9r Witiiags
bi3 t1bI Mbenos.
(JcB2O-)
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arn9reffine GentF.

Der @eiG1ftSmom fennt
oen @ert6 uno bie ges
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beiitt ser mtfgelpccftc pro-
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@ir ipcroen Sbnelt nit
8crgniigen Die gin5elbci.
ten Der 6ii6rung eiues
Gbcd-@onto bel ms cr-
flGren.
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Sdmm&(A6em
Snben Gic Satarrh ::

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einen gtr3t, ipeIlher 3aiarr6s
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hicicr Gi1ot hcbnnocIi bnt2 -.
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nnb uenn Gic arm iino, 70
brnudben Gle nur fir oie Oleoi,
lin ~ Mcmillan Lei INt. AnrI.
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G. o. Subbca,
Gin WlOunt fpdter.

GbampIaiu, GIinton'GO., R..U.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-12
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD A BIG RALLY
viii Hear Addresses from Prominent
Local Men in the Y. M. c. A.
On Tuesday Night.

The Hampton Educational AsSocia.
ton. which has accomplished great
deal Of good work, will close its work
for the summer season with a big
rally in the Young Mems Christian
Association auditorium Tuesday cv.
ening.
Among the prominent men to speak
will be Hon. John Nj. Willis. county
superintendent of schools; Mr.. Hen
~ Lane Sclmelz and Mayor Thorn
ton +. Jones. Tho pecg,am will in
cludc also musical numbers and other
very entertaining and attractive fca-
lures. 4 4, zax4sg .
MIR. Willis will speak on tho Needs
of the Public Schools. Especially the
Syms Eaton and West End Acadc,
mics" and explain how Tho people of
the town can assist In building up
the schools by helping the school au-
thoritics.
One Of the features OH tho pro
gram will be the reports from tho
officers and committees of the asso-
citation. which will show the excellent
work the association is doing.
The town authorities. members or
The school board and every patron of
the schools are especially invited TO
attend the meeting.