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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
A REAL GLOBE TROTTER.
A Much-Travelled Fireman" on The
Liner ST. Paul

The American liner 81 Paul. on {
recent trip from Southampton tC
New York brought real globe
Traveller Ia the person Of Hugh R.
Han, who had worked his way across
as fireman only TO be sent to Ellis
Island as stowaway Hall went
to work with the freroom force soon
after the vessel left port on the other
side. He Wore q guernsey. on which
was stamped Fireman" and ne was
MOI questioned
When the vessel got IN Chief on
Ger Osborne was al the crews gang
way when Hall started o 20 ashore.
He recognized the man as a fellow
who had crossed once before ana
wanted to know where he was going.
Getting ashore, Sir, said the
man
Osborne did not recognize the man
as member OF the crew in spite of
the word Fireman" prominently
disl layed. He questioned him and
became assured that the. man was
the same fellow who rad crossed
once before and gone ashore on the
plea that he was an American citi-
zen The man was detained. and a
search OF the ships papers failed to
reveal Hugh Hall as fireman.
A search brought to light hts
papers issued by the British Board
of Trade, and showing that he was
an Englishman. and born in Lon,
Norfolk County, England
The crew OF the American Line
steamers sign articles IN New York
for the round trip, Hall. desiring to
make the trip across. hai simply de-
pended on his guernsey and his
knowledge Of the sea to mix with ths :
regular crew and take q chance OF 4
getting of undetected on this side OF
the Atlantic.
Hall Is said to be a constant tray
eler, although without money He
shipped from London and made a
trip TO Australia. where he STAYED
some months From there he re-
turned to England only to make the
same trip later Once he shipped On
a Calcutta steamer. and visited
nearly every port on tn other side
Of the world before returning to his
native heath lie has been ali over
his continent
His wide knowledge OF the co1ntry
served TO impose upon the immi7ra-
ion officials, and he not unly showed
familiarity with the city in which be
.aio be was born. but he nentio1cd
he street where that event took
Dlaee and evidenced such a know
edge Of American affairs and loca-
ions that he was passed through as
"a tiye-bOrn American.
Il have seen almost every country
n the world" he said 4 think my
ext tour will be to Tibet am in
crested In that country"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
worklnc M. A1nrer.ic..

The General Electric Company has
solved the problem of The training ef
apprentice by setting apart csr.aii
portion o. tte plant for their !ustruc-
lion. A portion 81 ihler j.iao is davC;-
ed to practical work ia Jhe shops. aaG
The rfuainder IS g.tsa up to the s,uay
Of subjects which viii De Of ysiue 10
them AZ toe e-d o. a few years a
boy is On The way 10 be- a thoroughly
skilled workman, 1901 merely d mech
auic
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05

lpnte IN the camera always ready for
images Impressions, with Gods
power, we Should only permit tho
lg0od and iiue TO be Impressed upon
the plates OF consciousness.
\ Verses from the Bible Christ's
words Of hope aud cheer, especially
used as notices ON the walls Of the
diving room, or better still. BY yolun-
itary effort Of the WILL brought fram
4 the halls OF memory and fastened
firmly before tho minds eye. rarely
fail IA aiiectlng the desired chanso
FOLLOWING arc d tow desirable Verse
II ana thn r'athcp are Unn Do yG.
therefore, pcrfec, even rs your Father
in heaven Is perfect" 4 can do all
things through Christ which stteng
theneth me, Affirm all good, deay
evil habits as having the mastery
such messages Of cheer ana hcpa
Divinely illuminated hung by thought
full and compassionate hands, in the
gloom CT sins night. would resolve
themselves into the most helpful sc
mons short, to the point discerned
by 4 passing glance, Place these
words wherever people congre CAT a
on the walls Of public buildings. on
tho adamantine sides Of canyons, 70
be read, as express trains thunder on
by discouraged humanity on the in
side az church wans even
The Gift of Gcd---"Life Through Jesus /
Christ, Our Lord"
The wages of sin must be reused /
stunned as the deadly cobra of trop.,
cal lands, whose poison is certain
death Let net the flesh be the doiai
aant factor In life, Cruelty lust evil
habits. unrghteousness Cultivate
iife-the harmonious growth Of th9
soul, the cultivation OF spiritual
qualities.
Physical death--then. becomes only |
In incident in the Christians life
Journey, a stepping forth from the
world OF matter and sensuous limita
ion into the realm of spirit and ever
widening opportunity Death. not a
sable-clad, for whom we
over in ahiect terror. but a seraph
clad IN glisteniug white
D lead the emancipatad souls Of time
o the portals OF life eternal and
With golden key to usher them into
fellowship with the arisen Christ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
Manufseiu.lnn - ..

ONLY in America Is chcailE gam
made. Until q-ite recently t was
CONSUMED principally IL this country.
TOO. but u03 o.her countries are Wak-
iae up- Fer instance. e Glasgow fIs-
patch recently stated that. whereas q
Few years leo Scotland eas ire trom
DE chewing gum h1bif nov a llrse
part Of tle population chess gun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
OWNERSHIP Of
ISLE royal
IN LAKE SUPERIOR WAS SET
TIED BY TREATY OF GHENT
DECLARE OFFICIALS OF THE
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Washington. Aug. NO advices
have been received at the state lie.
partment concerning the reported ex.
rediticn of several Canadians. led by
Captain S. G. Young. of the Ninety.
sixth regiment. for Isle Royale in
Lake Superior with the intention OF
hosting the British flag on that
island and formally declaring the
territory a part OF Canada Accord
ing to officials of the state depart
ment the ownership OF the island was
settled by the treaty OF Client
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
re weaIs Ne, suts.rlbs-

The blokke per q spcTssmenr pub
ilraticn received a letter one Gag from
an oid subscriber. stating flae le Rad
long read ii with interest a-f s.as
aware that Il was u-e to re-.a ts
rhzef.pticn. but did not -i.L
So. AZ he eeeld not neel 81 ia tle
tlfe- li was Tot uoLccl -ts
muk vas that OF towa
STATE prison IS heated. ba
sefiFt ~as eicqiea- il lea-. 4. 49,
- Am y 5e hl-z -e-- se=--
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
Jesse @. Hunt, President.

The coach Is upholstered in cream
coIoled yeloars finished with old
gold bEttons with two sets of wat
cred silk curtains, and overhead is a
cluster OF Gala lilies in the heart of
which are concealed red, white and
blue electric lights.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
THE TRlUNE LIFE. /"
o"oJeet BY Rev. Maple at Christian
Chureh-Lsrge Special Fund
Raised.

The service Of the Christian church
p Stafford hall was well attended both
morning and evening.
Rev Maple preached in the morn
ine on The Force Of Giving at the
conclusion the members were given
an opportunity to give toward a spec
IA iunh- A large sum was raised and
every one rejoiced.
IN the evening the theme was The
Iriune Life" The text was Phil 3:
iz-lL Not that I have already OBJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
CLAIMS HE PLANTED FLAG.

Chicago. Aug. IA special to the
Record Herald from Port Arthur
Ont. says:
Capt s c. Young returned tonight
iron Isle Royale in Lake Superior
where he was successful i'm planting
the British flag. meeting with no OPP
position.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
OFFICIAL MAKES DENIAL.

Ottawa. Ont. Aug Secretary q
State x. ". Scott says no government
action has been taken to plant Tho
British flag on Isle Rcyale There j.
nothing in any such story" he said
tonight when told Of plans Of Capt
YnunE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
|. eaaa4sssaaasasa4assssass
THE WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
General Conditions.

The day was fair and pleasant I'll
evening when cloud from the north
wQst brought humidity to a degree
which made the ali oppressive. Some
rain fell during the night
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
Helahts An Mar 80.

Brother. thou hast possibility in thee
for mueh-the possibility Of writing
on the eternal skies the record Of an
heroic hfe.-Carlyie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-05
Washinuton Forecast.

Washington, Aug, ILLINOIS
Shower. Monday fresh possibly
brisk southwinds Tuesday, fair and
G,etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Shiffsnadlridltcn.

Rem Dort. 6. Nopcnbcr. -
Nnactommen limo Die Ianpfer ,ErG'
libelt Brollt" Don &annbllr1 uno
.Samlano" non Autuerpen.
Ab9ciaNrcn iino ioIacioe0 ampicy
oNhrlatic" nld) Soutbamptom. 81.
guria" naf 8enua uno naroonlanb"
nad) Nutlrcrpen.
Bremen. 6. Nouelnbcr. - Tel
Camper n@onaorer" lit Dol, Ncm.
Mort ciliNctroiicn.
Gberbourg Is. Nopcn1bcr. -
Der Camper YTrdii0cut Siucoln"
trnf pon Ncm-Dorf elm lulo illbr nou)
Sambnrg mcitcr.
ElDm 0 II II. &. Aoucnlbcr.. -
Ter Ialnpicr .MaiCitic" uon Ncp,
Dorf lit bicr cingclaulr,.
Nenpcl, 6. Mouembtr. Ger
Inuupfer .Noroalncritl" uon SEEM.
Dorf lit bier oulelnnat.
&opcnbngen &. ltopcmbcr.-
Ger Tarnpfcr .Sscor Der 3lpeitc"
uon Ecm.Yorf troi bier Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Or 0onpcrncur Eoea idnucr franz.

u eiu burg +, H..Y., 6. Nopember.
- Cine crnite Complication cntiuidel,
tie lid geitcrn &ornittng in oer&romf,
belt oeS Gr.8ollperncura .. 9. Soeu,
linh man licb 0r.gromolln aus Meiu.
yort tonmlen, melfer al Dem 6o.
ticntcn cine Operation pprnobm. @r
lcbtc oem &ruflfcn cine Hobre in Scr
Settle ctll, llm benz Otter gbflllb sit
perltoffel, lueldler iid, burd oic
VrnItlcll' G%nt5ilnbuug gcbilbct bate.
an mcltcr Serr Nbcll icit orei no
den lcioet. SetGubun9smittel wi,r,
Den lpnbrcn0 Der Spcrution lid)t an.
Geipanot, nnb Der Nuticnt hielt lid,
loodcr nlo iilhltc iid) llut Der Spern-
ton better. @crrn Sbel's Semitic lit
lehr hctilnnnert, bolt Die 9ronfbcit
aber tc%ineSiue9a iiir cine pcr5mcifcltc.
Ger &rante bot fem Slcbcr, unh bis
1eitern Nlollbtc man iogor, cine @ciie,
rilng III icinem @ciinoen conitotiren
81 fonnc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07

SlItu SobnlolL mcldc 0ilrd) >\picph y.
GCona. mic III biclcr }eitrnA bcridl.
tct. an Gage rorbcr IN elmer Nc0un9
non Giicriud)t burd) ciuen Ncpolper,
idrnj ucrlpunoet ipnroc. Ger Wior.
Der, lrcld,cr glcid, nod) Der 5but iid
iClbit cntlcibte. lplr& 1citcrn begr0-
Ten.
Gic "EptDion SAT-" iii
@"illiamaport,
Ter Gontroft iiir Grridturg Der
rFntblnuS oG" ir&iQium2port, Mo,
mllrbc Scr 6irno MilIcr Bros. in
Nillinm@port unh Ncrrn Charles u.
T~rntubou1h M%aNnc>boro. Mo, QcNc.
ben. Gic Sollc miro cincll sSl0dGl.
llb0lt pon 70 bci 50 6llB bc0cdcn
mo Stodmcrfc crDaltCn. Ter critic
Stpd miro poll cilcnl Santaelh0it
bcnltbt lucroeu. Der 5lpcite miro iilr
Gin ShCotcr cjngcridltct uu0 Der brittle
miro Gen EoNcnIooi Der .EDthio%s
Hittcr %cuthoI,tu, lucld)cn her @runD.
belts Aeh0r..
Sic Stu0t Gumbcrldu0
mill Nrcibrici Gn0trn.
Ter StoNtruth bon Cumberland,
No, critics cine &erpr0nulN. lpeld)c
Ole NlaarbcitlutB cinea NorifIa1c3
filr cincn nClIcn Srcibrici Der Sto0.
&limbcrldnO upriicht, lncldlGr o."
nId)ltcn %Gli9lltur 5Itr NutoriiirunA
por9elclt mcrOcn inu. Sine einid)uei
oenoc %eyanNcrlnt2 0cS Trribricic,
luuroc I'll, nNtbmcr0iN crddltct, oo 0tr
Snbalt oc3 lcltup0rtincn in mlnd)cr
Slnlldlt ucrlliCt crldjclnt nnN nld)t
Den Nc0ilrinilicn Der Stobt %cutiprid1t.
Eic 9lnm0Itc Nohcrt ". McMtiddcI.
benjamin. Il. Nlhnlono mo hobcrt
*. Mr0on Wlir0cn iiir ciu Gpnljtl
crludDlt. mCldlta cillcn Gl,tuitri iii"
Den ncilcn Nrcjbrici ouanrbcitcn ioll.
S0lnnltlid)H MCrrcn habcn ihrcIlcnilt
iucntNcltlih }ltr &%criilQunl geitcllt.
AilBcr0Gu criieb Der StaotrAtb
cine Tcrcr0mmN. mcId)e cii1 Gonlitc
crnamlt, 0oa DEM Stootrotb bel lei
llcr uGdItcn 5jGung NmenoirlmIe@
uno Beietc III enupichlcn bat. meld)s
cs iiir gceiauct cradtet. ser nGdlitcu
Yeaislatur mltcrbrcitet jlt merOcr
Iie Sta0trdtAsnnltgiieocr GomorOa,
9rooorlp mo Hcinharo murocn III
0iciee Sunlitc hcrll'ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Bonn Ginbrcd)cr crid)uiiru.

Gbico9n 81, g.. Nopcmber. -
Snmca ". Nuamop Elm rciher &olli,
mom aus Sos Inaeles, Gol., muror
NcItcrn iriIb I'M &cinl icinCa Wrlocr9
Gomorb Nllolpuu>9tr. Ais. Silo-g@u-
tcr.Str, Don cincm Ginbred)er CT.
iholicll, 9icicr cntipron9, phnc bub
lin zines Scr onberen Mitalicoer Scr
Tanlilie 5l @ciidt bcfom. Ger Hoilb.
moro ,pilroc bcunnAcu, luGhreno Ge.
teftlpa bon elmer Acknowledgement Voli.
Sciltotion llad) eincm Wanne illdten.
Der ocrllid)t bate, 5lpci anberc il Der.
lclben @c9elo Nclcgelc SGlllcr 5ll
pliinoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Nus Dem Snncren MarplauS's muS
bcn an%ercuscnocn Staaten.
z cinc Nncqcnocn bic
Spfcr.

Spfcr.
Gcr Ncgcr =. shlgllitna @riobt
ipurnc iii N%idulonb, 80, inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING ucrboitct. Die Eoit III
bctrilgcriifen 3ncfcu bcnl,tt III ia.
bcn. Serielbc bate in icncr Stno.
cin Seriit)erunga.@e ld)dit pcrbuutocn
mn elmer Sporbanf, eill9crid)tct mn
'ell angcblid ncbrere Souicno Col.
lars, inSbclonoere bon icinen Henpi.
lcn in &irgillicil, coacftirt bubcn. Ser
Suftbeiebl, ouf 8runo oeiicn leine
SeItnobnie eriolgte. mar in Noonofe,
&irg4 erlpirft; Mrigbt iplroc oaber
bllrd NunOeS.M nrihoQ Wurpbp ben
Authoritarian Don Hon!lote iibcrant
iportet. 80
Sdllt so SUB tiei.
Gin beonuerliderltniou betraf Srn.
g. 2. IcpcD bon Muibington. " 80.
VcliBer elmer groBen in Eeeher's WiQ
belegellen Miible. 9erieIbe ltallo in
Der Sbilre ocs oberiteu Stodperfes
ieiner Otiihle, dis er oas 4leid)9elpidt
perlor ulo etlpa 80 SUB in Die 1iefe
~Itiirite. Ger @eruneliitte brod) beioc
9eine: er ipuroe il, oos @oibingtoncr
Soipitnl 1ebrobt. no or in tritiid)em
S!iItanoc oarnieoerliegt.
2 ino nngeeRlihe h abotte
gelpdhrt?
Gin Agent Ger 3lpiifcnitootlid)en
&oltoels 'Gommiiiion bon @aihina.
ton, Sr. =. .. Sobnipn. bat iit) in
Hidmono, 8irg., ou~igebaltcn, mn Die
@nbrbeit zines @erii6tS 5t unteri,,.
hcn. mad, iueldem MidJmonoer Sir.
men nllgcieblife Rubottc gen1brt
iein ioQert. @ic perlolltet, bat 5err
Sobnion Die 9iireuus pcrid)ieoenar
Giienbabrt-8 cieQifaitel1 beild)t, Inn
ocren Bidder bejiielid, bieier Mrgele.
genbeit elmer Yriiiung 81, unterSieben.
Ter 1ra15oie letter WIT.
an 3ienitag iiarb i'm Ct. Bin.
cents.Soipitnl IN Noriolf, Iirg, Irl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Nuipital. Eatisntcn III @corGmaniN.

Gbicugo, 6. Npucmbrr. <nl
.. Stodlpcrt beS ocutIdcn MoipitnIH
III Somilton-Gourt brad Seller o,!a
mo rici unltrr Den l2O &oticntcn gre,
sc N%llfrcgunN bcrDor. En iiillftcn
Stpd!pcrtc beiunOen i'd sum Slid
feline Fotiente1. Sed)sjig Eaticnten
III Den nnberen StoGmcrfen lpuroca
bitrd, Die ger5tc u1b ardntemp0rtrr
rold, l,od) Dem nellcn Mnbou oea so
lpItnla perbradt, llo e. nobn 9tic.
munb Shaocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07

@o@toft - 9utc &>unQicr (iu
elmer GrcnmoiD: g, id) modlc olli
Die MGnncr INNER lrod) Giuorut.
ooa bobc id) crit Ncitern bcmcrft. 80.
ih ain0 I'M @oIoc friib ipo5ircn mo
"a fnnlcn gero0c ciniNc >S0Qcr hcH
Mc0c3~..., Bic limo, ais lie mid,
l0bcn, cine gauge @ciIe itcbcn Qcbli2
ben" - N%rcunbin: oCoS CLAUDE id)
't)oR 90. sic pcrocn c3 iid) bolt iiber.
lcNt bobclL Oh lie oo i%ibcrboupt nod
mli Ole &nNo Ncben ioQen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
&arldWn Micsnif iibcr Den Scrbit.

Ser Serbit is oos 8egcnthcil pnll
Nriihling. Nbcr ct fon1nlt miner crit
ipGtc. Sm Ncrbit gibt eS dot no
ion man lcid)t eircn Grid bcIomnt
lno pocrou9 Nolln Ger Woitrid, ent
itcbt, ser ubcr nI'd)t lueiicr lpie Sanf
is. Mit SGni bcIinftigt mall ficIc
Speibicn, 5lmn @riipiel Die &olnlcr'
it1btcr III sic Ro9cnsborger. &c
9l1ttcr lu9rocn I'M Scrbit iehr ob'
f1lfig bon Sen Ncurnel III oni CEN
StpppcliGlbcrn iIiett 4tnpeibcrionl.
lrer rum, rpoa ictltcu Rontcn baion
tot. bob Der CONNER pprbei is IN
cs felne nltcn Mciber i'm, Die RIM,
ilietcn. ionNern mr. flcinc Spilncl.
,Snt &erbit jim Die grohicu Serbit.
mnnDper, "a bGltIen oQe aod)inncn
I'M Tienltrn0o1eu III ser Sto6t. wc:l
il iort}ibn, nGnIlid) oic Solootrt,
wpion imnier elmer bel inns ilt SIT.
denihronllfe iteDt Der hunn abcr
and, init mlrS, mc2bolb uniere Anna
cgal G1lilt, nIs ipcnr ic il, elmer
Sdulonitnlt iuerc ooer in 'ncit Mein.
feler. GIN Serbit 9ebt Ole. SeciunJ
lpie0er al. neil Ga oie G1lte bon ser
Gee fomnneh oa Gibt eS ana, ,pitoGr
nine Mcborm wooruif scr @oler 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
!SUlj nnb Gpblcn.
Hpbleu.
1ptten,

GIfinc Tniipb!rh, fret uou 5Gicicr, $500.
Nr. : Gnrtr. 500 Hr. 3 Sunburp. . $3.50
Nr. . BGr!c. .S1.25 8r. = Sunaurn . 81. 30
NJ. 3 bnrtc. $40 Nr. 2 2DtcnS 2,ni. $50
Nus ...,...Si.2J Wr. ) 2gfenS Wal. $50
Seidgtce Htder4ut6. II. Gpro $3.50.
@eiagcs oidienboii. ~ 6pro $40.
Millingcr d Sc6ranf.
Snnptyiircau iro anbleuboi: Vrchon uub
san. stroRc. 3UciRsNiirenu: ,Slb 9u,Un Goal
Co." Munrmcnt., liGbe CAB straFc.
Eel: 6. 4 i, sSolie Wo. 9ourtI. 207J
(9lpril20. GNitc) e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07

EaHe iur 8eiie ms HUSBAND be-
iorat Is. Gains. 3r. Alb, Cit.Salti-
murcitrahr, nabc Gnltpm Spuic Ipc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07

WcSidor's Sbenter in Gbicaao.
III rueIdleln 10 uiele beroorraaenoe
SdalipieIer auigeireten iino. bat ben
fiinfsisitem Sabrsstaa ieinesS eitebens
geieiert. GS lit betanutIih i'm Sabre
1872 einmal ubaebrl tJttiigii0utbe aber
lrieocr cuigebaut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Nus 9euti9lano.
Fraiioent audD iibcr sic Yulitif DC,
Heidsbanf.

Giscontorate oiirfte b0ber iteigen, ais
lc porber. Ger 8oloerport
nob Amerifa. - aoiier @iIbelm
miro iih aus @eiunobeitsriidiid)-
ten mebrere @o6en alii ser Snicl
Migbt ~uufbalten. MaBre9c.
lnng ser .iu Imerifa a%ppro6irten
3~obnor5tc." N1hitiGbrige
aaiIernanoper iinbcn IN oe,
Heidslanoell ltott. - G%ntbiia,m0
Der @nitau 4bolf.aapcIlc alti Dem
ShIaftfeloe bon 9iisen.- NobeS
Gnor ocS Hotcnfrieges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07

idlInpit in0cm bna ncnllit mcinc
Nrnhic Sdmcitcr ri S.abt nrod).c
uu0 cr Gnion plcIbtc NinGc, Nos mat
Stobt3buntrot ncnnt mic mci1 Vrlz
Ger scr Stitoent inqt, Sic Gage ipcr.
Den I'M NcrbIt INNER "filrjer, oarltnl
in ol,d) Die Mihcl;aicricu MIR 10
flclu. &m NcrbIt is Die Notuhr oil
bcncbclt obcr mduniNnol olld) nid)t,
Damn bot lioll cine Wcitc Sid)t, 100
0rouf 6 nbcr MIR lei Mehieln an,
foninlt, mic nl2in NrubOcr mcint,
Der cNol onl @rdicllicbcr leiOc,.
Moa icr id,0nrH is I'M Script Dos
iiIr Nbit. ooa is mcin t6oll, bcfor'
Ocr@ oo@ IouobIt. 100 nod feline Mn-
ben Orin iin0. &cr i'll Nbit lit miro
lcld)t obitlnot. abcr INN meill TT
NulIcr ba5l, trinft. r0nn fric9t Ct
Elm d)oIccrild)cS temperament III
ntlB &o!crntroppcn uchmcr, Sic nbcv
MD gut l%d)nlcdcll."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-31
BLOW At HUGHES
BY ROOSEVELT
BELIEVED FOUND
Governor s Friends
Think They See Slight
in indianapolis Speech.

ALBANY, n. Y. May Si.-Friends OF
Governor Hughes are asking whether
President Roosevelt deliberately tool,
occasion TO attempt TO discredit the
Hughes public utilities bill in his Indian.
apolis speech when he declared:
No single State can by legislation
eHectuaIly cope with these powerful
corporations engaged in interstate COM
merce. The conditions are such as to
make the central government alone
competent 10 exercise fun supervision
and control"
many Hughes men are inclined TO be-
heve that Roosevelt smarted under the
reported refusal of Governor Hughes TO
enter any alliance with the President as
10 New York politics. and that he in
directly intended this statement to re-
meet upon the governors measure
Mnich proposed just exactly to exercise
IuIl supervision and control"
The Presidents speech has aroused
new talk of the probability of a contest
between Roosevelt and Hughes support
ers for the control Of the delegates from
New York to the next national Re
publican convention
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DUSe TO Sail on June 2
For Her American Tour;
Company Left Thursday
Gabrielle D'Annunzio Goes
to South America to
Lecture.

ROME, May 31.-Eleanora Duse. the
actress. is to sail for the United States
on June >. Members Of the company
with which the actress will appear sailed
on Thursday from Genoa Duse win
sail from Lisbon on an English ship.
IL is not known now just how long her
American tour win continue.
simultaneously with the announcement
that Duse will visit North America
comes statement that Gabrielle D'AD-
nunzio. whose love AFFAIR with Duse IS
said to have broken the actress heart
after she had made him famous Nv
producing his plays. is to 90 10 South
America for lecture tour II is re-
ported he is 10 receive $4,000 and ex-
penses for series OF twenty lectures
year ago he spurned an offer Of
$4,000 10 lecture in the United States
saying the sum offered him was only
the price Of a package OF cigarettes
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CHICAGO CHRONICLE
SUSPENDS PUBLICATION

CHICAGO. May a.-After an exist
ence of twelve years and three days.
the Chicago Chronicle suspended pubIi-
cation this morning. The announce
ment is made in both its morning edi-
tons by Horatio w. Seymour, publisher
of the paper.
The suspension of the paper is the
outcome of the failure Of the Chicago
Nauon3l Bank a year ago last Deccm-
per. John r. Walsh, president OF the
bank, was also practically the sole
owner of the Chronicle, which nc
founded in 1895, just after. selling the
ShIcaSo Herald property to James w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-31
BRAZILIAN MILDLY DEAD
OF: BERI-BERI IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. May s1-Thomas De-
Aquino. eighteen years old. a midsbi,,-
man of the Brazilian cruiser Came,
died in the ]. Hood Wright HospitaI ~
the dreaded tropical disease. beri-nori
The patient survived his removal IN tno
hospital only an hour.
The news. spreading along the wa.o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-31
CHAMP CLARK ATTACKS
SECRETARY ROOT

SAVANNAH. Ca. May a.-Congress-
man Champ Clark scored Secretary Of
State Root I'm a speech on the country
lawyer before the Georgia Bar Associa-
ton. Mr.. Clark said: "Elihu Root
achieved the bad eminence OF suggest
ing that the courts be tempered with in
order TO strain ard stretch the powers
OF the Federal Government "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-31
SUICIDE AT WIFE'S GRAVE
AMID ROSES HE BROUGHT

CHICAGO. May SL-Dr. James X.
Jameson, jr., went 20 the Catholic
Cemetery I'm Genesee. Wis. a small town
near Waukesha, TO decorate the grave Of
his wife, who died last February. He
placed a wreath of roses at the head
OF the mound. and then. under stress
or bis grief, drew a revolver from his
pocket and shot himself through the
heart. His body fell upon tile grave
The tragedy Vas witnessed by many
persons.
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VITAL RECORDS


White
Harry *. and Ada. F. Allison. girl.
John T. and Isabelle Branson, boy
James n. and Katherine Z. Bradley.
girl.
John W. and Louise NJ. DeGroot. bov.
william j. and Elizabeth Hess, girl.
benjamin +. and Mary A. King. girl.
Harry l.. and Annie r. Light girl
James ana Julia Langley. girl
Samuel J. and Florence L. Morris HOY.
Henry NJ and Mary =. Presley. bov.
Robert T. and Marie A. Petzold. boy.
girl. -
girl.
John and Julia A Wilson. girl
j. Henri and Sarah ID. Wagner boy.
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TRIBBY DIVORCE DENIED

Chief Justice Clabaugh Wednesday dis
missed the suit for divorce entered BY
Charles E. Tribby against Mrs. Rather
me 3 Tribby, on Statutory grounds. Jus
ice Clabaugh said that the plaintiff
mad failed 10 make out a case.
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PRESERVE M'KINLEY HOME
AS SECOND MOUNT VERNON

CANTON. Ohio May 8. Canton Cit
liens plan 10 make the Mckinney home
a second Mt. Vernon. where the furni-
lure, gifts. Paintings. and statuarv of
the Mckinleys may be preserved as
nave been those Of the washIng:ons.