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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Sin MorSpruscf in Soabo.

@Gbrcnb uniere 3eitltngen lid) in
Dem GbausEro5eb niht 9enil0 tbun
fonnen, 9ebt Elm onocrer Ero5eB
o'rouBen in Sbobo Dor IidL bon Dem
MIR ipGrlide 9cridte in Oen Sci.
tunes.G epeiden iinOet. Alid cin
Woropro5eb, ober cS tretcn feline lido.
men 3elginnen nit elmer Sorge.
if)idte borin oilf. Sn @o1acc, Soo.
DO, bat Der Gro5eB gegen Steue
gooms begonnen, ser on9etlogt lit,
nit einem eewiiicn Sad SingfinS
I'M Sabre 1904 5mei Sornler ermor.
oct 81 boben. Ser9leihcn Ero5elle
linb bier 5u 2onoe nihts SeltencS,
unb 10 lpiiroe oll6 oieier fir bos
gro6cEublifum bclonglos icirL meltl,
DER Mngefloete Stepe NbomS nidt
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9egcn bic
grbeiteriiibrer Moper, SopmorO unO
Eettpbone bon Ser r@eitern Sebero-
ton Of Miners" mare, Die megen Gr,
mcroung beS 8ouperneurs Steunen.
BERG unter Inflage lieben. Ger Tro.
5eb lit aIio boS 8oripiel 81 einem
onoeren, Der groBeres Iuiieben MO,
den miro, Sn Irbcitcrfreiicn beS
9onjen 2onbcS lit man id)on felt Der
Serboitun9 Der Nrbeiteriilbrer crre9t
uno bebauptet. Bob bieicr Ero5eB MIR
oen 3rued babe, Stcpe 4boms ais
Gntloitun9s5eu9en geaen Woper uno
@enoiien unihGolit 5u MAIDEN. Ser
Noqms sur 2oit gelegte Woro bot
nit Der Grmorbung bes @oupcr-
neilrS Steunenbcrg an lino fir lid
Nibts SIT tblin. @irb gbomS obcr
ihuIpig b%einnben, Damn lit er ais
! 3eige pertblos, 5iinlol CT NnfongS
oils 9eloItungs5euee IN Der WorOlo'
die beS 8ouperneurS Steunenberg,
olip ais Stoats5clige, nuftrat, Der
ielbit al ser grmoroiutg Steunen'
berg'S mitbeloitet iei. SpGter bat
gboms fem J@%eIt1nbnib miberrufen
inO erfIart/ oaiielbc iei ibm erprcbt
lporoen bard cine COMPUTATION ser
@inen.9 eiiter. Die san5e gngele-
senbeji lit cine 10 compli5irte II. Der
por1ene. Bob piel Shnrfiinn notb-
rrtnbig lit, alarbeit gu ihaffen, benn
/ Elm 5lueiter 9elaitungs5euge, No'
mems Ordaro. Der beihuorcn bot,
Dab er bon Woper unb 8enoiien 81
benz attentat auf Soupernelir Stell-
nenberg ueranlabt tuoroen lei. miro
allaemein als Elm periuorfenes Cub
left geidiIoert, 5u irgenO elmer
Sdanotbat fabig. gr bat 5ligegeben,
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Idlt Scitcu.
equator Hecb Smuut in ctgener
Sadlc.


GnOlidl nafoem I'M 9rnoeS &C.
not iopicl iiber sic @erehtigung oeS
Senutors Heeo Smoot 5lt einem Si'
&c I'M nutionalen Sberbanle 5lrl
6cniter binolls gereoet moroen fiir
ole @olerien, nohoem Selator arog
Der friibere Suiti3miniiter cine Mus
itnBil11 oes Senators bon l(tob OILS
unconstitutional binItelt, bot Senas
tor Smoot lelbit in cigencr Sode
ooS @ort genommcn. Gr Iprah ilber
oaS Wormonentbum frild) mo tret
bon Der 2eber meg. 8on p%ornberein
conItotirt er, nos ia bcreits allergNelt
bcfonnt mar, oab er fem E%olDgamilt
lei, audi ME elmer gemeicn lei. Die
Enlpgomie iei IN Der Wtornnonentir'
die ollrd)aliS niht obligatorildl. Sle
lei erloubt, nidJtS lpciter, uno MIR ein
fleiner Yro5entiat Der Wornonen
ieien IoIpgomiiten eclpcien. Die gro.
be Waiorit1t Der Mormonen bate
bon Der 8riinoung Der Stride bis leBt
in Ginebe gelebt. limo ipenn lie nod)
benz @crbote Der Sielmeiberei Gin.
iprrd erboben poroen iei, 10 iei boS
qeidcben,meil eS unconititutionel lei,
in Die relieioie Sreibeit ein5ugreifen.
0odoem oas SbcrbunoeS9eribt &c,
gen Die &iclebe entlhieoen, lei altf Ell
uer General . Gonferen5 Der Wormo-
men Elm Waniieit ge9en Bolpgomie
ratiii5irt moroen ml6 bicSielebe MIR
DC olfgeboben. DDS IN 1890 onae-
nomuene Waniieit lei IN ben reli-
gioien 9iidern unb Shriften Der
breitet moroen II. lei jebt iebem Wtit,
alieoe Der Wormonenfird)e iibcr Die
gan5c @elt befnnnt. Sie Eroris Dor
Dem Sabre 1890 babc ober cine Orb
ihaft binterloiien, Die Elm ernltes9Sro.
blem biloete. SIS lebten 2451 Nor
mollen IN Gielebe. WoS iolte aus
bieicn Somilien, defenders ouS Den
ainoern, merocn. Die friiber &c.
ihloiienen Chen iporen giilti9. Seine
Wad)t Der Stride ODER oes @eiebes
fonnte Die Sbatiahen Gnbern.
Sn Den 26 perihieoenen IutoritG-
ten Der Mormonenfirhe iinb iebi
mr. nod penige Yolp9amiiten, meiii
9elite bon neutrality-suspicious. uno Die
3obl Der SouSbolitngen NIT Siel.
ebe, Die in 1890 nod 2451 betragel.
iei iest ol,f neniger ais 500 5triidge'
gongen. @enn ober nad) 1890 nod
&ieleben geid)loiien luoroen ieien
10 ioatcn Die llebertreter Der 8eletl
beItrait meroen. Die Wormonenfir.
DIE babe felt 1890 feline iolden Cher
mebr lonftionirt ober erloubt.. I'M
besbolb iooiel 8eidrci IN Der Ereiic
@erge bon Eetitioncn bon emporter
omerifaniiden 6rauen, 3eigenper
ncbmingen pbne 3obl. limo bas &e
iultot? Giel @eld)rei unb meni(
@oue, mic Der Scuicl ioate, oils e1
elm Sbiuein gcldoren. Sett ober
Sd)lpomm oriiber!
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&loiie utt0 mill llltobb1n9igfeit in
scr glrt, mic 'c lllubhGngigtcit oen-
fen. ,Gieie ltnoontborcn bnbcn ifnell
~pergeIien, Dob lid Die Imerifoner
ibrcntmeaGn IN cinen foitipieligen
ariCg gcitiir5t ilno lire llnobbdn9ig-
felt ber6eigefiibrt boben, bob lie nli
Scr ,SnicI luiebcr Hube un0 Sronumg
geidjoficn boben. Die id1linmltell
bon ibncn iil1b Die i%ogenannten 2ibcz
rolcn sic iGlef)t ortf bte Imerifoncr
81 iprcfen Iinb. Sic molen feline
Eroteftion. Shrcibt oo cine citboni.
ifcr o0cncroI" in cinem liberolcu
9lotie 49, inter cinem General tbllt'S
MN cinmol Gin ipoidcdtcr Gllbnncr
nitt -: Gle ein5i1c Woglidfcit, oltf
Gubo Iricbcn 81 boben, lit, Die
SdofSfopfc nicocr3ui6loacn, Die
lire Soffmtng in cine Iiftotllr icben
ooer Die an Elm Erotcftorot obcr cine
Annerion gloit6cn unb meircn, bob
iie Damn 3itder moden f0nnc. IS
miro arieg gemadt mcrOcn foIoiiaIer
&rieg oltf's Wteiier, obnc Enr0on IN
Gem meoer 2eben, nod @iGcntbllm
9eihont miro. Ser o@enerol" - er
beibt 9opnnoS DC Gaitilo CAB elmer
@eriommlrng ser Iibcrolcn Fortci in
&npono icinem Sob gegen Die Sine
rifoner in fol0enoen @orten Mus
orltd; SeoeSmol, tpenn id) einen Slime.
rifuner iebc, empfinbe id) MIR @erod)'
tltng iiir i'm. Sd fam es nidt er.
trngcn, Ole Stcrne irno Streiien 81
ieben, Die man in 10 un9ered)ter @ciic
iiber Guba oufgc5ogen bat. @enn
Cuba zines Cages micoer gum
Sdypertc greift, 10 rperben cs Die Inc.
rifoncr ietn nit bcnen es fampft.
9ti6t cher perbe i6 ben Eolten ais
YeieblSbober Ser 0onbgenoormerie
u%nnCbmef. Cine @enbnrnleric infer
cincm iolfen General" pGrc qefdbrs
Iiher, OILS gar feline. Sci Dem uicoris
gen &ultllritonb Scr m~eiItcn Gl6oner
boben ioldc .@cncrGle" cinen groBcn
anbana. Seroient bieicS Eod sic
groben Opfcr an Wcnihcnleben mo
StcuernL sic Ser iponiid)somcrifani'
idc &rieg geforocrt bot? llnb babel
f0nnen mir sic Sniel uid)t einmol alb
idiitteln. @ir bobcn oie &orn1umO.
idait iibernommten lunb mitiien pers
illd)cn, nit Dem u~ngeiogenen Wiin.
Del fertig 5lt merocn? Sn @utem obcr
nit @epolt. Serrorismls nno Tltor.
d)iSmus biirfen Die Irbeit bon nobe5u
neilll Sabren nidt mieber nernidtcn.
Gle omerifonii6e 9cicbung Gubo'S
miro olio nod l0ngere Belt iortooll'
err n%tiiiicu. llnb pie mlirben 0ieie
Gilbnner Dor 5ebn Sabrcn IN Der gel
ben omerifoniihcn Ereiie perbim'
melt; mcld} bobe aIlltllr. Wtiiiion bat,
ten mir SIT ibrrr 9cfrcilnh 81 GRILL.
len. Sect, nod 5ebn Sabren, Oieic @r.
9cbniiie, Gin Siosfo. Gle 9oit bob
ih mir ielbit angcthon ioqtc Ser DDS,
olS er iei,,en eigenen MiIt ollf's 6elo
5icben mnbte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

Sic in GreSDen er het-
1tenOc rSodien-golt," einc ianitrirte
@o6enihrift fir SofIicn III Der
GremOe, Fat iid bic Iufgabe geItel-t,
0ie in Der Serne peiIcnOen Safien
ii6er Die @or91nge i'm So6Ienlonoe
ollf Dem 2aufenoen 81 erbolten. =
Nbomementspreis pro SalbSobr (26
&efte) pier Marf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

bob er bei Scr g~rploiion nn 9obnbo.
Ie 5t Sn6epenOctcc, Colorado, bel
Der brci5cbn Wcnidcn gct00tct lpilr-
ben, betbeiIigt getpcIen ici. GoS VT
tentot murSc oonlol5 Sen 9cralcn'
ten CUR 2oIt geleat. Nlti Der onoercn
Seite befonntc ser StootS3eugc Wtcs
9innep, Dob er BON eincm Geteftlp
ser .Mine SmncrS' 9liiociotiOn" 3ll
benz Giienbobnt Nttentot 5pii6cn
SIorcnce un0 Cripple Greet qc0ungen
moroen iei. Sn OieieS @irrial bon
acknowledgement gegen sic Nrbeitcr,
mic sic MincnbcIitcr 2ift un0 &lnr-
belt 51 bringcn, miro iflucr, ia Icbr
ihmer fem. Gbcnio idmcr 1T cS,
oorllrt6eilsloie @eihmorcnc 5lt crbalz
ten ga Die gauge 9epolferung IN 5lpci
Eager getbeiIt lit. Gin Sbcil ipnlpos
tbiiirt nit ocn 9ergleutcn, Die SDn1s
pat6ien OeS onocren Sbcilcs Iteben
ouf Seiten Scr @rltbenbeiiber Gle
6eboe 5miiden beiben SntercI1en-
@ruppen beitebt idon icit 2ongem,
unb on @enolttbGtigfeiten fat cs Oo,
bel ni6t gefeblt. Ser NltSgong beS
Yro5eiies in Soobo miro oabcr bon
ser 9lrbeiterpelt nit Spannllng CT
martet.
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Rpiulano'S tiirfiide 8Gber,
Gauitablc.@ cbdrhe, Buitant se8en. etets often.
fNua10-)
Ercheriffn G. Micief.


GS itarb am t6. fSebrunr 1907 Sreberida g,
Wicicr in ibrem 10. 2ebtnsiubre, 9eltebte Sat
lin bon Spiepb Wieier. Sic 8eeroigulg Iillset
am Wittluod), ben 20. 5ebrilnr, gtadlrittaas
, llbr, BON i9rer 2SobnuI9 al 6runilin.gpeIlie,
@aroenuiIle, Wio., aus mad Der lutberttben
1erufalcmSsair6e 81 Gnr0cltpiuc. po Gin
IraueraottesoiCHit abgebalten miro, liro aui
6cnl ne6c1ou lieaenoen airdtofe itatt. Ser
ipanSte uno 5rclnoe ftnh a6tllnGsoou eingc'
LADEN. bci5upobnen. (4O-51)
zhlunlm'rc innit, Oil quite Diuiter,
&c ms 10 trelt 0eltebt!
gu pirit ms ia iuubl uer5eiGelt,
@errI mir bubct Sid bciriibt.
ND Su bait iegt iiberlultnheiI
niunde 'hiuere, barie Stinocrl,
Miundet 1ug uto irande 9tu0t
0uit Oh IN S6mer5en 6igcbradt.
Stuuobuit bait Nu lie e%rirGaen,
Seine ShIner5eH. SeiHe Yln9en,
NiS Der Iob Sein sIuae bridt,
Cod ~UergCiien mir Sid ri1t.
Scin trnueruoer 8attc nno Ninoeri.
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Qouopus Tarf.

Der taHStIdhlthfs Srtebhot In Baltimore.
81 ieber 8eir .rrei6bar. Sfnf Gents Sabr'
aeIo bon alien Stn0ttbeiIen. Gtrdtenbabn,
@agpns pdLtren ben Saipteirgana- aue ore'
Wltnuten BarmeS BdrtetiInrter fir. Solde.
bie ben 5rtcbbot bel raiibem gSetter befadel.
&escdbnibpldbe 81 febr fndbiper Breifen
fimmtIit unter fcrtipibrenber GfIege.
Sareau: Nr. II, Iets Saratoga' Strakc.
(San6--)
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gefanntmadun9en


@a1urssVhrcat.
VuIt III e, NO, 70. tSebrIar 1907.
IA Srcitag, ben %. Sebruar 1907, 8aibinas
toms @ebirtSidg 1T, miro berfelbe ais elm ,Seier.
tn1 bcubndliet. lno tperoen bic muHl8ipnleu
Biireulr gelbloifetl ietn.
Bur ytelmeIlitdhteit bes YubIliumS iuerbeIl Die
Wfirfte iute il6ltU gebdlten peroen.
u. Sian StmanHs, Otapor.
(5e6r2O)
grrcnu Der etrnkenbrrGbruhs . GummiNdre,
Spen.0ebauoe.
aIttmore, IA. Sebruar 1907.
Separate ltilo oeritcaelte Mngebote, an ben
BOARD Of giparos, Gare Of the Glib 8eeiiter,"
%aoreffrt, tueroeu bonn StabtsHeeilirator In feis
lleIH Viireau I'M Statbpauie bis Wetttiu Id, ben
~. Scbrnar 1907, II ilbr gurmittaas, ~entacgen
Ranoileinlentr9 II. Die 4tlnfterun9 init . Sbeet"s
NSp9nIt, nitrili6irten 3ie9eliteineu, 9tspbaIts
Nlbden ooer 8ituIiibif Der eart.Serraee, ppr
Der WiaoiiousAuenur bis sur Sruio.Stn. tucnMc.
Spe8ttlfatioHeH mo EMBELLISHMENTS luers
ben auf Ipplifation in otefem Nilredu ~acliefert,
no Yldnc iino Grufile eingefebeu iperoen f6niteu.
Sie 9ontrafts observation-disclosures tebdIt it'd
has 3iett Dor, irlerlo iueltbe ulo ale ~sln9ebote
81 oerlperfeu. Gin 6e9Ianbi1ter 9bed in Der
Sobc oes in ben Spe5ttiiuttonen angegebenen
SeirageS, .6ablbar an Den WtnOor uio Staots
roth bon baltimore, nIlib iebent Ingebot beige
tiiat fem.
SIM guttrnoe Der 8eb1rbe
8. Nrtbur gSidbant,
Brdiioent Der Beb0roe.
Gngcne s. &ubDers,
GIerf.
8eitdtist:
6. Glab TimnuuS,
Rrdiioent Der ontrafts9Ser9eblinessBeb6roe.
O5ebr14,1 5, 16. 1s, 10, 20. 81, 23. 20, 26)
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Baltimore Semeterg.

giirean: Srnnilin.gIog, Baltimore II. Tortbitr.
BeerdbnibpldBe 5unl Nerfmif bon $50 an,
init llarnlorpfoitcrl ub9egren8t $50 = Blas fit
bier Griber. Sreie Nenublle Der Gapeue fir
IrauergutteSbtenfte. (Suni16,tO .
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2urraine.

W%laleriid G%nriartig Srieolih.
@eitIi6 bon g~ealbrpof Gin nnb cine babe
Meile. 0enuBt Die nit 8oipbattan be5eibnete
NortbsslrenrasGar. Greie amtiben Ha6mittnes
am terminus. Ereiie bon 9egrdbntBpliben
iest ipe8ieu. 9ei6te Bebinauneen. Selepbon-
Cation 1928. 0iircau: Srantlin. uno Minoiars
NuabS. SerInnat Brofhiire. (Olui4, 1S,G&S)
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MithpOdb Den 20. Scbrnar 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

sic .National Sculpturc
Societp" hot cinen @ettbelpcrb filr
6aS S6iuer.0 enfmol ollSgeidrieben,
0oS sic Gciltihcn Der Sto0t Tod)elter
bort crrid)tcn molen. &c0er 9llos
bauer, ser in Sen &ereinigtcn Stoo-
ten ieinen @pbniib bot, fam an Dem
@cttbelperb tbeilnebmcn.
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Gle 0itreih d) nnGos
ride &riie fat cin 5ibcs 2e6cn; lie
lit nid)t toot5lfriegen.
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gcihdftSfibter g. ". Seiu5, @obnnng:
6. & q. 12t 8 ggaIbruof.
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Seritdernnss- NnSiueiie.
s. &amiab SarrD l. 81
ascntcu,
Is SDutbsS trafe.

9unSenirter 9RsiueiS lber ben atano Der
Buffalo Commercial Suinrancc 60" Oon
Buffalo, Eeip. g)ort, an 81. Tc5entber 1906.
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Gle Ieutih en- in Ct. 2ouiS
ba6en einen Sono BON 10000 Col
lars sur @riinoung zines Oeltifen
56eoters oufgcbradt. Iue Gdtnnhg
Dor benz 3eutidtbum ser Stoot oc5
beiligen 2uorpig.
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Hscntur fir Maibiuatou II. Siftrift Columbia;
@m. Sannrmanu, 1915 Wiaripn st. U. VI.
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Ole fron56iiide b i.
retS : Griii5 mGrc ulio nod einmol
gliidlid iibcrflciltert, uno 5luor bot
NrGiioent SoaicreS ielblt eingegrif-
fen, nm elm GinperltGnonib 5miihen
Glcmenceoll uno Ben iibrigcn &obi,
nets = Witglieoern berbei 5lt iiibren.
Ser olte Miniiteritiir5er m0dte ni6t
germ lclbit geitiir5t iein.
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Der 9eutfde correspondent

Gigentbiim er G. Raiue, @obnuug;
6. & g. $40 8 Ma6iion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
WITH BRAIN EXPOSED
MAN LIVES TO END LIFE

DENVER, Col, June 5.-Patrick Mar
Tin the marvel of surgeons. the man
who attracted wide attention eighteen
months ago when he walked abo,:t the
streets for ten days with two inches Of
his brain exposed. is dead. He smoth-
cred TO death I'm his room under circum-
stances indicating suicide. His head was
found buried in pillow in such a man
ner as to cut off air.
Martins case was ons Of the most
peculiar ever recorded IN medical his
tory. January s. 1906. Martin walked
into the police surgeons office at the
city hall, informed Police Surgeon Pres
ton that he had a slight headache and
asked for treatment. DR.. Preston ex-
amined him. and was astounded 10 find
that MS skull had been fractured and a
piece Of bone. two inches across. had
been broken out entirely, exposing the
brain. Martin had worked every day
since the accident which cracked his
skull He was removed to the county
hospital where his skull was ire
panned After several weeks he was
able TO leave the hospital
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see the Nicllerson. hull down, on the
horizon. She sailed away without them
The little boat filled almost as fast
as they could bail her out and they
dared not take 10 the oars 10 row for
safety. fearing that if they did they
would founder
The first day found them both eX-
hausted but doing their utmost TO keep
the dory ahoat. The second day they
We're forced TO stop bailing, but were too
exhausted 20 row.
Mountains Of Sandwiches.
That night visions of Poston restau-
rants filled the mind of each and in
feeble tones they related tEeir expert
enccs in the various eating houses, re-
counting the bills Of fare The third
day they both saw mirages. There
were mountains of chicken sandwiches,
wedges OF pie as big as islands. and
coffee enough 10 float the NickersOn.
Then Olsen became unconscious. and
Landry also soon sucCumbcd to coma.
When the men came to they were in
the cabin of the Mackay-B Bennett. They
had been picked up hours before, and
were headed for Yarmouth.
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MOUNTAINS OF SANDWICHES
MIRAGE WHICH TORTURED
MARINES LOST In A FOG

BOSTON, June 5.-WhiIe a mirage of
chicken sandwiches and overlooking cof-
fee mugs danced phantom-like on the
bow of their little dory, Inconsistencies
mercifully came TO Fred Olsen and
Alphonse Landry. fishermen. adrift from
the Cora S. NicbeTsOn, who have been
landed here.
Olsen and Landry were picked UP far
at sea In an unfrequented part of the
ocean, by the cable-repair ship Mackay-
Bennett. of Halifax. after three days
of starvation, torture from thirst. and
hea4t-breaking work to keep their fraiI
boat from filing
Adrift in Fog.
While attending their travis Off the
banks fOg bank suddenly enveloped
them and shut of their view of the
Nickerson. An east wind came down
with the fog. and this raised a sea that
threatened every moment 10 ill or cap
size their dory.
When the fog blew away, they could
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
FREE TICKETS FOR TRIP
TO OAKLYN LOT SALE

Great interest is being shown ia the
auction sale of lots at Oaklyn tomorrow,
Friday, and Saturday.
Trains leave daily at 1915 from the
Pennsylvania railroad station. and a
run of ten minutes brings one to this
new subdivision.
The distance is only about six miles,
and from the higher points Of the land
the principal features Of the city. such
as the Capitol and Monument, are plain
ly visible.
Among the principal features OF this
auction sale. which VIII add to it's in
terest. will be a distribution of valu-
able prizes that viii be given away free
in a voting contest that will be con-
Quoted on the principle OF a square deal
for everybody. At the Office OF the
Oaklyn Company. 623 + street north
west. free tickets and all Information
can be procured.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
LOOPING OFF ARMAMENT
IS APPROVED BY ITALY

ROME. June 5.-Action which puts
Italy on record as opposing the increase
of armaments has just been taken ~
the parliamentary commission.
An appropriation Of SlO.OOOCao was
asked for artillery and Notifications.
The commission has just cut the figures
to 100000 for artillery. with a proviso
that the guns must be furnished by
Italian factories, and 81, 900 for forti-
locations.
Coming just before the opening Of The
Hague conference, where the disarma-
ment question may play an important
part, il is regarded as significant.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
TRAINED NURSES
DESERT THEIR PATIENTS

AUGUSTA, Ca, June with 20 par
ticular grievance except that they were
Just tired of work" every negro trained
nurse in the Lamar Hospital, a large
institution for negroes, walked out,
leaving no one but the white supeTin-
tendent and three internes 10 care for
forty patients. The management states
that the places Of the strikers will be
filed with white nurses at once.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
MAN NAMED
FOR CHARITY BOARD

Commissioner mcfarland mas recon-
mended to the President the appoint
ment of Prof. George NJ. Lightfoot, OF
Howard University. as member Of the
Board OF Charities Of the Dislrict Of
Columbia from July, in the place OF
Prof. George w. Cook. Of Howard Uni
versity, whom the Commissioners have
selected for superintendent Of the Indus
trial Home School for COlOred Children.
Prof. Lghtfoot is a graduate OF WI
Ha-as College. and has been professor Of
Latin AT Howard University for some
years. He has taken an active interest
In philanthroplc and charitable affairs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
WASHINGTONIANS ELECTED
TO OFFICERS IN S. A. R.

DENVER, June 5.-.The National So
ciety of the Sons of the American Rev
oiution elected Nelson A. McClary. OF
Chicago, president general to succeed
G. A. Pugsley, of New York. other Of
hcers elected are; Vice president, w.
H. Bayley. Of washington. D. c.: sec
rotary general A. II. Howard Clark.
Washington. d. G. The congress ad-
journed TO meet next year in Washing
ton u. c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
SCANDINAVIANS RETURN
FOR SUMMER AT HOME

CHICAGO. June 5.-Nearly 600 Scan
dinavian-Americans have left Chicago
for Norway, Denmark, and Sweden on
the annual midsummer visit 10 the
Fatherland. More than 200 Of the party
came from ST. Paul, Mimi, and other
places in the Northwest. They will be
Joined on their arrival late today at
New York by 500 OF their cOmpatriots
from the East
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
ROBBED OF REVOLVER
HE GOT TO KILL THIEVES

SAN FRANCISCO. June 5.-walter
Wilkie. 90 Waller street, had a present.
ment that burglars would enter his
home, so he prepared 10 give any mid
night maraude-s a warm reception.
He placed his revolver on table az
the head OF his bed and then fell asleep.
Wilkie awOke 10 find his revolver miss
ing. and with it jewelry valued at $llo.
Wilkie reported his loss 10 the police
He also admitted that he was a very
heavy sleeper
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
TAKES POISON AT GRAVES
OF MOTHER AND SISTER

CHICAGO, June 5.-Kneeling at the
graves Of his mother and sister. who
were burned 10 death in a fire on the
South Side two years ago. Harry L.
Becker. thirty-two years old. a drug
gist. who lives at 400 Indiana avenue,
attempted suicide at Rose Hill. swallow
ing fifteen grains OF morphine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
Holmes Delicious Homemade Pies.

You couldn't select anything for dessert
that would prove more pleasing than
Holmes delicious homemade Pies Made
IN the real hOme-way with crisp. faky
crusts and generous filings. All favorite
kinds. 20C each. Genuine homemade
milk" Bread, Sc. Holmes Bakery. 1st
and f SITS, phones Z. 1440 and 144I
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
GIRLS TIED TO TREES
AND LEFT FOUR HOURS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June 5.-Tied
~ trees by hoodlum boys. five girls
who had been attending services at the
Burton Mission were held prisoners I'M
til released by passers by at midnight
after four hours vigil.
The girls suffered no other indignitv
than rough handling and fright
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
MRS. R00SEVELT'S UNCLE
Is DEAD IN NEW YORK

Alfred Tyler, of Admission, Ala, an
uncle of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. is
dead in New York. He died at the wal
dorf-AstOria. Col. A c Tyler, broth
or. whose home here is the Russian en-
bassy, was with his brother az the time
OF bis death Mrs. Roosevelt spent much
OF her early life with the deceased
unnla IN Admission.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
LOCAL MENTION.
If You Don't Have .MaltD Bread

on your table three times day you are
not getting all the enjoyment possible
from your menus. Most satisfying and nu-
tritious bread baked. Ask for Schneider S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
Hotel Johnson Cafes.

Choice sea food direct from the catch
ers). New York meats, fine fruits and
vegetables. Service a la carte. noon
lunch and table d'hote dinner
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-05
Purissima, a Superior Rye Whisky,

Whose merits as a tonic and as a stimu-
liant recommend il 10 all. Phone n. 52S.
VIM. Cannon, 1925 eth NV.
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