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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13

ing the White Appollo case, so-called,
decided by Judge Hazel in the United
States Circuit court and now pending
ON appeal in the United States SUI
preme court. The Aeolian company, a
ten million dollar Connecticut corpor-
alton. with headquarters in New York
City. falling behind in the contest of
Inventive genius for commercial SUI
premacy, financed and instituted this
later litigation. and failing there set
out to form great musical trust to
control the automatic music business
of the United States.
First they went to work and OBJ
tanned exclusive contracts with fifty
eight of the leading music publishing
houses Of the country giving the sole
right for periods up to thirty-five
years to reproduce all the late and
popular music brought out.
"One of these original contracts was
introduced in evidence before the
point committees CT congress in the
December hearing. Then, having
these contracts safely secured, the
trust came to congress and with a
deep vail of sympathy for the poor
composer they asked congress to give
them by law what they could not get
by inventive genius nor through the
costly but always adverse litigation
which they instituted. In other words
having failed everywhere else, as a
last resort, they asked congress to
give them the right to say to every
music house, every user of music
box, photograph, electric piano, self
playing piano, or any other automatic
musical instrument-you cannot sell
these things nor have this music in
your home unless you buy Of the trust.
can idea of the magnitude of the
interests involved can be obtained
when l say that there are four hundred
and forty-four independent manufact-
urers of mechanical devices in the
United States whose business will be
absolutely ruined if the Kittredge bill
Is allowed to become a law"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13

Elizabeth j. Hauser of Ohio, Mary
NJ. Chas of New Hampshire, May
Wright Sewall of Indiana, Fannie
]. Fernald Of Maine, and Jane Adams
of Chicago.
Friday will be given over exclusive
ly to memorial to Susan B. Anthony,
who died March 10, 1906. Among the
speakers will be Mary L. T. Gannett of
New York, president of the Susan B.
Anthony Memorial association, May
Wright Sewall of Indianapolis, Har-
riet Taylor Upton of Ohio, and Rev.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones. All state asso-
Citations have been asked to consider
memorial and decision may be
reached during the day. A hospital,
monument and large endowment fund
are advocated.
On the last day of the convention
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13
(By E. G. s1yder.)

Washington. D. c., Feb. 1S-The
house of representatives on Thursday
enacted what it is believed will prove
one of the greatest Blooms to the manu-
featuring class of the United States:
to the farmers and to all those who
use light and fuel. The bill amending
what has come to be known as the
"denatured alcohol bill" was on
Thursday amended so as to give the
farmers of the United States and
manufacturers who desire to make
raw alcohol and denature it for light
or fuel purposes, is destined to create
a revolution in the heating and light
ing methods of the country. The bill
which was passed last June failed in
the one important particular of per-
hitting the farmer and the small
manufacturer from making alcohol and
sending it to some central denaturing
establishment to have it poisoned"
as the saying goes. The purpose of
the bill passed this week is to still
further reduce the cost of denatured
alcohol by giving greater facilities for
its production and distribution. While
the act approved June z, 1906, was
hailed by the farming interests of the
United States as an unmixed blessing,
assuring substantial freedom from
the kerosene trust" and the gasoline
trust" there were some defects in the
bill which tended to limit the produc-
ton and distribution of the denatured
product. And it was for the purpose
of correcting apparent discrepancies
that the law of last June was amended
and which now permits of alcohol of
the required proof may be drawn off
for denaturation only from the receiv-
ing cisterns in the cistern room of any
distillery for transfer by pipes direct
to any denaturizing bonded ware
house or to closed metal storage tanks
under regulations to be prescribed by
the commissioner of Internal Revenue
The bill further provides that at dis
tilleries producing alcohol from any
substance whatever for denaturation
only and having a daily spirit produce
ing capacity of not exceeding one hun
dred proof gallons, the use of cisterns,
or tanks of size and construction as
may be deemed expedient, may be per-
mitted in lieu of distillery bonded
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13

will be discussion on the ways to in
crease memberships In local associa-
tons. Rachel Foster Avery viii pre-
side. Kate NJ. Gordon OF New Orleans,
who holds the distinction of having
voted more than 800 times at one cleo
ton In her home city, will lead the
discussion. When the law was emend-
ed so that women could vote in New
Orleans it provided that they might
cast their ballots by proxy. Kate Cor
don was among those who thought that
the city should have sewers, and before
election came collected the proxies OF
more than 300 women, which she vot-
ed at the polls.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13
An1usen1ents

publishers are springing Butterfly"
novelties as souvenirs. One of the
latest graceful tributes to the little
Japanese lady who sits under the wis
taria and sweet scented cherry bios
SONS, gazing so wistfully out over the
ocean for the husband that is never
to return to her, is an ornamental but
terfly made in Japanese gold and fill
gree silver. Other beautiful conceits
are butterfly hat pins and Butter
fly handkerchief made of the filmiest
Japanese crepe that finds plenty of
use drying the tears the pathetic story
of the opera evokes from the eyes.
The east is already advertising but
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13
The Original Gorgeous Production
~ SONG HITS
COMPANY OF so
Prices .YSl.5O. ST. 75c. soc
.THIS DATE IN HISTORY
February Is.

'.'..... ............
1543-Catherine Howard beheaded
in the Tower of London.
16S9-The reign of William and
Mary began.
1S04-Samuel Phelps, eminent Eng
fish tragedian, born. Died Nov. 6, 1878.
1S49-Lord Randolph Churchill
born. .....
1S62-Assault on Fort Donelson,
Tenn. began.
1S6S-First session of the New
Brunswick legislature after Confeder-
alton.
1sSS-Richard Wagner, eminent
composer, died.
1S93-Home Rule Bill introduced
by Mr.. Gladstone.
1901-Gen. Weyler proclaimed mart
tal law in Madrid.
1t is reported that Miss Julia Mar
lowe and E. H. Sothern will begin
their Paris engagement at the theatre
Sarah Bernhard next June.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13
ROSelle Knott.

Miss Roselle Knott and her company
will appear at the Met. tonight in ].
NJ. Barrie's play Alice-sit-by-th the Fire
The name of Ernest Shipman who is
managing Miss Knots tour has come
to be. regarded as a substantial guar
antee of the production.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13
The Sultan Of Sulu.

The theme of the Sultan of Sulu is
suggested by the American occupation
of Sulu and the benevolent assimila-
ton" of its polygamous ruler, who
early learns that "the Constitution and
the cocktail follow the flag" The
island potentate, with many wives, ac-
cepts the sovereignty of the United
States and takes the title of Governor,
under the tutelage of volunteer COL
onel from Arkansas. A strong mind
ed maiden lady who arrives with the
American invaders is appointed Judge
advocate. She insists upon divorcing
the Sultan from all his wives but one,
1.-THE charter member of his harem.''
The Judge Advocate also exacts ali
mony at the rate Of half the governors
salary for each of the seven divorced
wives, and upon his failure to comply
with this impossible decision the un-
happy ruler is plunged into Jail.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13
Madam Butterfly.

In cities where the opera has al
ready been sung society seems more
deeply impressed with the fascinating
music and story of Puccini's exquisite
Madam Butterfly" than with any
opera drama that has come to them
for many moons. There is the fra
GRANGE of the flowers about the little
Butterfly that gives pretty thrills to
the gossip in all clubdom and social
circles.
The coming of this beautiful work
promises to contribute a dainty bit
of eclat in various ways. In addition
to the Butterfly teas and dinner par
ties that are being planned, the art
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-13

terfly ties and waists and gloves and
perfumes from the enterprising shop
men who are alive to the value which
the sensational success of the opera
always gives to novelties of this kind.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

man, Nr. 1902, Noro GoQiugton.
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liott, u; Npplitont @orrp Z. elliott,
Ger. 1927 9liblono-Soc.
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plitont 6lorion &ciOcl, Nr.19, Salt
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s. @rllbbS, Nr. $50, Wtorlingsgtne.
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tom, NbiloOelpbin Eo.
GDorleS s. Stort, 26, uno WtorGo-
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linfu, gtr. 221S, NiblanosNlue.
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ME BON &noblo6, 20; Ipplitont Is
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pertItroBc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-18

S1S mar cine 16!imme g9c6t; BIS
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Gereinigte Ginger pOu Baltimore.

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nerdor Salle;" 8rdiioent Senrp
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5n %uerfaufeu:
rnH -. dial

Gr. 723, 725, f727 etc. G,urind.9seuns. oots
25 Sub 8 3ou bel 200 SUB; bret 9eOierte bits
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.Scirat6s $ 2icensen.

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6. Sbrpper, "a; Ipplifont 81. W.
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bef, Scr. t708, aisanitbitr.
lint 3. Groblep, 26, itnb Innie Q.
Silt 90; applifant Seize s. gngle.
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0crcins Galcnbcr.

9Gders@ eIangperein bon baltimore.
3irigent Yrof. s. aarolliS.
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Seoen Samltog 4benb nit slusnabme
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Safer 3ufubr 21,052 9uldel ;
aus Den gleootoren 5nrildge5o8en
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0rofe mmo flcine Sarmcn in ocutidcl
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more. Wlo.
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Walls. 3lltllDr 6S,0UD Wllld)VI,
@eriunot bon Sen Glenotoren 1866
@uihcl; @lebutorcnsGorrotb 1882
G36 9lllhcl. &crfGuie: Gin 8oggon
5uriidoelpielener oui Scr 9obn 5u 36,
stuci @oggonS Spot ST. SO, .5luci
@oggons Steamer 0cmiid)tcr Spot
51t 1873.
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gu miet9en geimdt:


GIT mtet9eu gefndt:-
Sesbnfte SanIiIie ptnfdt Elm Sais nut oem
aafbe nit Elm unb spei older 2anh IN ber gsabe
elmer @trabelbabn 8u Tietben. Wldn %aore!ltre
rebft 8reisanea6e uno Gage nS. IT," gentidler
CORRESPONDENT. G9-)
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0ies III Shre Wcleaemleit

Vtt1 Ut yUlV UtltBeHgtH
siir grmerbune zines rlobernen g ODER ss1fodt'
"" 200 SanisrasSiert BIT. Vurtt ,9tpenue.
8cqnem fit aae Straberlba1ns2triei SeoeS
Saus befibt ane Ginrittungen, nit oefteil eth
mobernes Salis ausseftattet lperoeT farrt;
S1aItdb uhb Gunatags sur SnfpstttnH ptfen.
GbaS. y. 8nrbette,
feept5-) 0r. II, Hit.2ertngtDa Ctr.
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YGTe sur @eiie in's AnSIaab &c.
Ioret 6. 3aine, Nr. 413, Df.1a!ti
msre.G tra6e, aabe Goitxmtpsie!Ase
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Baltimore Warftbcridltc.

Baltimore. il. Npril 1907.
Mehl. - 3uiubr 1886 6dller,
cini6licBlid 30IG 60iicr SIT SocllIt.
Eoint unS 5205 T6iicr 3u Canton
&iiItcnpcriouot - T0jier. Gie J}ott.
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SteaenseImde.

StsfleaeIuf:
Gin Sunae iud)t ZGteae, nm Die Waderet gu
%erlcrnen. @ad5ufraeen in Nr. 1908, Warnef'
Gtrnhe. Nlool
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gerlanst Sranen nab @abden.
0trrfntfnt.

Gin bertfdes Wldodef ooer 5ralt in gcfettent
Sitter fir dQQcmeiue Suusarbeit; felIl NnlDett
unb Qii9elt. gIab5u1ragen III Der gpofpeie,
Nr. 40S, HprbsWaDsS trahe. d0l-0
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Teutfdss slrbeits.T adpe itungs. 9hrean.
unter ber aufii9t Der s9entf6en 9sieufMaH;.
ter rnb Sienitboien All befhdftiaen tpiinfhen.
ipouen fih perf5nIi6 ODER IN irarfirten griefsn
IN ben Maenten Der @eienttatt, Sebnnu 2.
w,eSsr, Htm,ner liz, Nr. 215-2f7, Senrt.
InnS.strabe, ipenben' peIdher uuerttaeltIib
I~i,isfinif ertbeilen mtrb. Gprehltunben BON
+ bis < l1br. (Snn27,1O
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8erfGuie oui Der Dieiigen giieftclt'
WGrIp
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@crlangt:

Gin Mdbden fir ole uuGcmetne 9ar5arbett in
elmer Helmet SdGnilte; better 9obn. gtah5Itraz
oen in Nr. 4547, Fart Set9BtesAnenne. D.all
ilebme bic GmprO Sr0oe Gar. (loS-ll)
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YerInuat

Gin mdbhen fit Sic aIoctncine Sausarteii
in etrcr TdEt.Ite pom 5pei Fcriprt;l; 9Ites
Seim uno gutter 9cbu. ltad3nira9en IN NJ
iii, observation-disclosures. l0S--o
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0erldugt:

0crlaugt:
Sin 9eaner i'm .2un0 Hoom, /" Or. sos, Sft'
galtimures StrGfe. (l0t-S)
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Nrlltinr SdlluGrntC:

Mog0cn. - 3nIubr 253 VT
ldel; aus Ben Glepotoren Suriidge5o'
gcll 2Sit @uidcl; Glepatoren . Dor
rot6 51,S5S 9uldel.
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gerlatgt:
Sine aD6in uno Saustndoben in etller tletS
men Sdmilie. Jta03uiragell III Nr. ll29' Npto'
Garnlines StraRe. (loo-O
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Suit NIB 2uais:
2,nei Serren fbniel Aoit nlo ao9is IN eillef
Nr. Wpn6rat9t, Nr. 9t2, siibsGbarles's traRe.
G07-O
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8erlanst int IQsemeinen.

2ugtS geiudIt:
Sin iunaer ~beutfber M1an1 ii6t elI S9lals
3immer. Walt abrefiire: ~. y. 49," Senttner
Gurreip ouoeut. tloo)
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0erfattgt

S[rfp1rterinnen AtuhSuiraeen Dor 10 ubr
M(nraens in Der Siftcc ncs Experimentation
puu stc,uart & Co., 8oiparo' unh SeEtngfon'
StraRe. Nluol
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8crlangt:
Sine annette itnS brittle Sano Bidder. gtabs
5~uTruaer In Nr. St5, GplumDiaaNpennc
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