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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-11-28
TRIBUTE TO HELEN GOULD.
Enlisted Men of the Navy Give Her
Silver Loving Cup.

New York, Nov. 21.-First, because
she is a friend Of the sailor, but also
because she gave nearly half a million
dollars towards the Warsmen's Young
Mems Christian Association home in
Brooklyn, 5000 enlisted men of the
navy presented Miss Helen Gould with
a silver loving cup Wednesday.
The new Young Mems Christian as.
ISOLATION building and furnishings cost
100000 and the funds were furnished
equally by Miss Gould and Mrs. Rus.
sell Sage.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-11-28
Dishonest Banker Sentenced,

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 23.-Louis
M. Dyke, president of the former
Atella National bank, charged with
misrepresentation of funds of a ma.
tional bank, entered a plea of guilty
before the federal court at Admission
Friday. The court sentenced Dyke
to five years in the Atlanta peniten.
tiary.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-11-28
BOROUGH BANK MEN INDICTED
President, Cashier and Controlling
Stakeholder in the Tolls.

New York, Nov. 22.-The Kings
county grand jury, which is investi.
eating the recent management of the
suspended Borough bank of Brooklyn,
returned indictments Thursday charg.
ing larceny and other offenses against
Howard Maxwell, who was president
Of the institution when it's doors were
closed; Arthur D., Campbell, the de.
posed cashier, and William Cow, a
director who holds a controlling share
of the banks stock.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-11-28
Crushed to Death In Elevator,

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. go, K. Nc.
Cutcheon, so years old, a wealthy
merchant Of Turtle Creek, near here,
while getting out Of an elevator In a
downtown skyscraper Friday, was
caught between the door and shaft
and crushed to death.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-11-28
Five Children Perish in Fire.

Titusville, Pa, Nov. 22.-Awakened
by the barking of his dog early Thurs.
day, Thomas Zuver, an oil producer
living east Of here, found his house in
flames. With difficulty he saved his
wife and their baby. Two sons es.
capped from the second story, but were
badly injured. Five children were
burned to wealth.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-11-28
GeIatlne Explosion Kills Two.

Pinole, Cal, Nov. 22.-Two work.
men were killed and a building was
blown to atoms Thursday by an ex.
plosion Of SOC pounds Of gelatine at
the Dupont De Nemour Powder com
pany's plant near this place.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Das Gilo Der 0unNsbdttt.

@pn Dem fran56iIden Maler Sfas
bep ~(geitorfen 1850 er5Gblt Elm franz
5ofiides 8lott Die folgen6e 9lnefoote:
Ter aiinitler iab iid aus Notb ees
%stpungen, irgenb mel6e Iuftrdge an5us
nebmen unb unter anoerem ben fpddes
ren 8iirgcrn BON Marfsi0e ibre 5rauen
in Miniaturen bdrSuitsQen. GinIt fam
afer Elm MarieiGer 9iireer Su ibm uno
b~erlangte, er ioQe ibm Ieinen Sunb
maIen; bafiir reripra9 er ibm sebn
2ouisoor. Mls Die Miniatrr fertiQ
mar, duBerte min Der gsiiber bss
S6ieres feline b0dite lln5ufriebsnbeit,
benn eS febite ole S%unbebiitte, an Der
ibm bel gelegen mar. rSeben Sic"
iaste er gu Gem Mulcr, nbaS 1T ia sea
raoe bas G~in5isarti5e an meinem
Suno: penn man ibn nur aniisbt, 10
gebt er in feline 6iitte. 0i: Siitte muB
alio au9 barauf iein." Sc1abep ers
tldrte fih cinp~er itcnosn, fpenn er inn
fiinf5ebn 2ouisoor fir bas Bib aeben
no[te, unb obpobl ss inn Iebr tbeusr
idien, gub i6m Der 9iirger bas gefors
bsrtc !Sonorar. Ils er dber ipieoers
fam, nm bds po1enbete Bib absiitos
len, legtc ibm Siateb bas Miniuturs
biIoniB elmer !S%unbebiitte Dor. Limb
Der !Sunb?" fraste Der @uftrasseber.
mas irollen Sie9" erfpioerte S3as
bep. nWir baden ibn bod neulid ans
seieben. uno ba lit er in bic Siitte ses
adnaen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Gin II Mublonb sur &

Gin II MuBIanb sur Or.
ncucrillg ocS &cpolutionsanfongs--
oos 3uiommcnidieben bcs SplfcS
Dor oent @interpolniS o1n %. So.
mar 1905 II geplanter @enerol-
MltsItonb lit an ser Sbeilno6nlslp.
iigfeit Der Molien poQig geideitcrt.
Die ruiiiihen glrbeiter ieben Gin,
baB nit berlei 0emonitrotionen if
reil Sntereiien idJled)t geoient lit. Sic
ruilii6e Gegiernng bat cilten @cieb.
sgntpurf ailsgearbeitct, nit Dem lie
Dor Die tteltc 9uma treten mill. Dos
@eieb ioll nit Ser greiilihen Eoli5ei.
@iqfiir attfrGumeii uno iihert bic
l(nperlcblid)feit Der Yerion in Der
@obnung linb Die ltnperletlidfeit
Oes 9riefmedicls. &iinftig loa cs
audi nid)t mebr moglid) icin, bab Elm
&uiIe bel Moht unb Nebel aus Dem
@ette geriIien II. fortgeidleppt miro,
obne bab Die @elt ie mieoer etiuos
bon inn borte. Mod) bent @eiet
miiiien ole bon Der Eoli5ci o6ne rid.
terliden @efeblq ieitaenomnlerten Ser-
ionen innerbatb "a Stunben mad
ser &crboftuna ,picncr frci gclaiitn
oocr pom Mihtcr %ucrncnlnien pcr-
Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
GmftiunS.In5cigen.
MatGins 6. @t1elmier, 9lnpaIt,
Nr. 1lS-122, qalp=guiloiuQ.

"
bull
iebr lpertbuuarm NIB piuihrnWerthcm Rad,t.
Gtgeutbnm IN ner Stoot baltimore,
hefnHHt ais
Hr. G15, sito, @nlic. strahc, nnS Sr. GIG,
Sto,0bapelsStra6c,
nm Srt nnb Stcle,
nm / ilGr Madjmitaos.
Strait ctncs Sctret5 oc5 GreiSaeri6t5 Der
Sia9t IdltIlitore lperhell Die nn~ter6ci6neten
9ruitccs duf 6iicntIihcr 9luftiou an Srt uI0
Gtele bns no0foloenS befhriebcne 4n6teiecr
tbum ann Gerfuli unbieteu.
9eginneno an Der Gftfeite Der &olfe'Strabe,
bio SUB n6roli6 bon Scr 9ior6oft.Gde Der
lSoIfes llilb Slicc1nnn Strabe, bon bort rjroIi6
lpeiier I%ailfcro an Der Citfeitc Der 9SoliesS trubc
~itni5ebu SUB nnGren5eno; bon bort bitIid pa
ranel nit Der GaItonsgtnenIe einbunocrt llno
oier5i9 SUB bis 6llr 9bnpelsStrd6e; oaln fiios
LID an hte GbapelsStrabe angrcu5eno ltno pa
ralel nit Der 2~SolfcsStraBe 10 SUB; hann
lpeiiIi6 parable! NIT Der GqntonsStocnie eins
buitocrt linb bier5ia 6rb bis sum %~tnfnnass
plnite; nit Dem Ne0t nm 1ripiIegium. in sic
3ieaelfteinr1nier an Der Sitbieite oes SGtfcS.
ipeI6e aIi Der oben beidriebcnen 9auitcffe
itcbt, cir8ubnucn uno btcielbe 6n beinibell, 10
melt. bdB cine hrei Sub breite glnep, bic me
~liaitcns iie6en Sub bod lit, 5lpifDcu ~beiagterl
9aufe lIno benz Saufc zines g~eluiic1 Charles
ltnh 3int Veltcll, bon ctitell 1elpttictl gSnlter
g.. 9ourg lno beiH %betoGtclI @eileTnll, unb
nciien .eeietltbent, %%Sertrcter. 2oS ean5e @rtllos
itiid 1T einem idbrIiden GrlI1b6iits. I'M 9ctrage
bon 6lpeiullb6 lunn6ig Collars lro iiitf3tg Gents
($22.50) rntcrluorfen.
9efnatcS 8ritnoftiid lit nit einem gruIeu
breiftBdtgeu observation-disclosures unb @irtb.
idnfte-Gigcntbnnt, iucldtee ais Nr. 6f5, Glib
Wufies Strnfc, bcfannt III, bcbnut. iuiuic nit ct.
mem 3iu ciftbdigcu Sicgeiiteincrucn @uhnGauic,
iucldcs ais Sir. GIG, sic.6bapci's trafe, be.
faint lit.
Ncoinqunaen: Sin 2ritteI 9nar, Der Gcft lit
6pci aIeidcr IbldlIdasiahllili9en I'M Scitrdltltlc
bon feds mn 6lpHlf MounielL obcr 9lnes 0nnr,
mad Nclicbeit ocS &iuferS. Sic 9rcoii6nblIns
oct iino bon hcmt Datum hCS GcrInufcS an al
b~er5inIeu mn miiffen 6ir Sufricoenbcit Der
Sruitees aeitdcrt lperoen.
Sine s(n6obInta bon 5000 lit 8nr 3cit ocS
SerfalfcS crioroerltd.
@biuaro .. S'Mara,
.. Wcrcbitb Nceic,
3ruitecs.
ediunb 9ruS & 60,
(Scbt 90, IS, 1925, 20, 25) Iuitionnturel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
&crcinigtc Sanger bon Baltimore.

Sauptqllartier 8ermonia : Mdn-
nerdnr . SalIe"; GrGIioent Senrp
@ieiefing, Ger. 228, pcrl. @olterll-
g(pc.; correipon0iren0er llno proto-
follirenocr SefretGr 6reO. Sofmann,
3r. 32t, 8cIt . Maoiion : StroBe;
Sinan5 = SefrctGr q. SimmeIbeber,
Nr. 3t5, Ntoro-@bcn. StraBe; Sfob-
meiltcr $. Midlid), Nr. 713, @orner.
StroBe; Girigcllt ~. Scn6eroer.
GerialnmIitng icbcn 5rueitcn 6reitog
int Monot.
y@crmoirias Guartctts GIlt6."
SntptQlnrtier: @ogencr'S Solle,
Nr. 1t6, 9soroy8aca.S troBe. Sing.
ittn0c: 9ienitags. 9irigcnt; 5.
Gar6lus.
.Irton."
Sauptqiartier: Stae .Soae, Scr,
205, &anoper-S traBe. Sineitunoe.
Nittnod - Dirigent: S. Is. Sranf.
rSarmonie."
Saiiptqi,ortier: 9r. 4t4, @eit.
Gapette,S traBe. Sineitumoe: 9ten.
flags = 9iriae,,t: Ssobn u. &lein.
.@ermoni2. WGnnerhor."
Saiptq,iartier: @ermanio MGn.
ncrd)or Safe, Rr. 410-412, @elt.
2ombaro.S trnbe. S%iueitunoe: Don.
ncrlto9s - Girisent: &ecnoor Sem.
berger.
.Grobiiun."
Smipt1uarticr: SroDltnn . Sale.
Nr, 5000, Srcberid. Mpenue. Cling.
ituuoe: Mittpu9s-Dirigent: Sobn
q. 8lein.
~arbeiter. Wdnnerfor.~
SuuptQnorlier: MnbreaS' SoIe.
9r. 314, &anonerltraBe. Singitunbe:
Mittpohs = Girigent: @bas. j.
9odau.
~Thalin.M Gnner6or."
Sauptarortier: @oi9t'S Salle, Hr.
1922, Scrforo-a pemie. SinoItunoe.
Eienitags - Dirigent: s. 6. 1ranf.
n2ocult.Yo int DfGnnerd)or."
$auptquart;cr: Suider's &oGs.
Gee Cube. uno anoreitrabe. cling
ltnnoe: Mittpod gbenos 8 Gbr
0;r!5ent: $abert ariiDpeI.
.grbeiter- 2iebertafeI."
&ai,ptqitartiet; yoI5' $ane. Nr.
4oS, Beit SertrstonitraBe. Sing
itunoc: 0icnitass-Gtrigent S,iberi
3riip2ei.
.Teelobie."
Saiiptqua.ti,r: s. Mies' Salfe
gde 2omitraBe uno @eIair Marft.
Sin9itunbe: Sonneritaes = Girl
gent s. &orolus.
-Wabcr!ider Mannerd}or."
Sauptaiiartier: Ndermann's SoIe
gde Dor Caroline. unh @onGbItrabe
Singihn,oe: D%ounerItag aben6 -
Girigcnt: gr9,;ft Stneioer.
.Wesger-g ,efangp.rein."
Scuptquartiet: &offmann's &arc.
Com. nn6 SorreIt gtrobe. Ging.
itunoe: Dicnitess-Dirigent Suberi
Griippel.
mMo5art Mdnnerfor."
Saubtanarticr: Mobert 8onmer'A
SaGe, Hr. t92f-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Sineitimbe iebcn Conner,
fog Mbeno; Geo. 8obIman, 3irigen;.
Eurnperein .WormGrts."
Gortparts .Soue. Nr. 732-734
observation-disclosures.
.@idenfrans."
Sauptq,iartier: SoEa Sdmibt's
tporm. 2orn's) Salle. Ode 3. uno
GnnetItrabe. SisbIanbtoipn. gina.
Mittipods-Giriaent Gen. 90.
EorLlanmm.
V,1; liz fitrfa Wuafouh hrsarot fc Motur Or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
9lnf Der Sciicrnng.

@oi6in0ton 9. g., 8. Sebr.
- Cine betrGdtlid)e 9clicrllng lit III
Dem 9eiinbcn bon 5raii s(lice Mooie.
belt 9onGpori6. Gnttin ocS McprG-
icntoliten 2on9port6 bon Ohio, SIT
per5eidnerL melde in iDrenl Giciigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

tpieoer auffrif9te.
Mfer um reun ll9r tpar Sruu G6rs
Ii9 nit9t mebr gu 9aIten. !9o9rotb
Dor @rregung uno 0o6 ctlpos neugies
rig iiber ben GmpFang. Der i1rer tuars
ieEe, briidte fe ij6 an Den SGuisrn
t%atlang, I'M oem ipdbenoeu 9luge bes
@atten gu entgeben. Nun leiIe bic
Srcppe binouf unO auf9ei9loFen,
Damn a6er i9neIen Sdrittes ii6er ben
@%prIaol gum Dpbn5tmmer, Die Sbir
aufgeriTen uno -
606it berbuBt Itano 6rau Gbrli6
auf Der SGipele. 9aS 3immer mar
f%todfiniter.
nGogar!" rief ie ingItliG.
Niemano antiportete.
.Gogar!" pieoerboIte Tte ipeinsrli9.
Seine Stimme IieB ii9 b1ren.
S6neI ma4te Srau @brIi6 2i9t.
2eer mar oaS 3immsr, Ser S9slm
belt Ii9 geipib perTtedt. Wlit Der
2ampe ging Ie Ourd) ale &dume uno
rief iiberal 5GrtIit6 uno flebeno Die
acknowledgement: nGb9ur - 60
gar!"
Nber Ie mubte iid baIo Ton Ser Grs
folgloiigteit alleS Su@enS i~iter5eugen.
Mit trouriger Mieue fam fe gum
Dpbn3immcr 5uriid unb betro9tete
f9mer3liG bctpegt Die ein5igen 3ei9en,
Die DON SaIein ibres Wannes 9ln6e
gaben: SG9intenyefe un0 &d1erino:n!
Gr mar oI1p fort! Oo9 tpobin?
Sic gu iu9en - ooer gu bergeHen9
Snosm Ie teioe Disqualification ertpoq,
6ur9lief ite ale GjefiiblsIuIen BON
teimfrtT9sr s3Grtli6teit Bis gu bid
ftriippigiter Giferlu0t! Sic trippclte
i'm .3immer auf un0 ah, bolo blei6en,
boGo bo6rotben @ngefi3tS, itelte ii9
on's offene Seniter un0 ipGbte bic
StroBe entlang cine LANCE, Idnge
Weile. Sbren Mcrn 5ab ie ni9t.
Sr0ftelnb i9IoB lie baS SenIter,
ftano rat6fos inmitten 6ss 3immers,
ocn brennenbcn Bid ouf Den I6lci6ens
Den Gang 6eS ubrasigers geri9tet.
GB i9lug aebn, es f4lug balb eff.
sic belt llmi9du. SoQte er i6r
ni4ts S9riftli9es bintcrIafen baben9
@dn5 p6ne Na9ri9t mar er bo9 nod
ME 10 LANCE ausqebIieben. Seoss Stiid
papier tpau6tc iie I'm unb I'm. Ni6ts!
.. iie llrsGiidli9c!
GS purOe elf uno halb 5tp0lf -
uno er fam ni9t.
Weineno lparf Ie TiG) in Die GoTas
ede uno i9lud3te Ger5bre9enb, &c
ipib mar inn Elm lln9Gid suqeItoben
= ober Folte er in Die GeIeQI0aft
fdle6tcr Meni6sn - o, o! llno Die
9brdnen floIien uronf11rIi8. @6.
lie ipoGlte ales, allcS rerSeibcn llno i'm
ME mebr nit bummen WjinI6sn quGz
len, lpenn CT nur erIt lpieber ba pdre!
Sd i4lug eS spGlf.
Raifclte niGt Elm S9liEet9 g8irfs
lia. es tpar !Serr @trliG. Mtt 9Gmz
mernben puGfen 6or4te feline 5rau ouf
feline 9antirunsen brauBen, SEPT bling
er Den rlebersteber Fin - flaps! oaS
lpdr Der Sfod. Damn fam ct berein.
faate ieQr freuroGi9 nGuten M6eno!"
Nn0 t1at ~feinespegS, als %penn'S nift
idon IGn9It 5lp0If GeT9IaSen bGttc!
Nun belt 5i9 Die iunge Srau nibt
ldnger. S6neI elite Iie ouf ibn su
un6 bling ii4 peinenb an feinen 6als.
uno er tiibte iis unb er6dbIte febr
qelofen, Dab cr in feline olte Stamms
fneipe gsganqen Eel, peil - nun neil
es 10 lngemiitblt9 mar ba6eim uno
odS yliebe Pufel4en" abpeieno!
sic f6luGtc, ftrei6eIte i'm unb pers
riet6 in i6rcr ipciDen Stimmung oen
san5en gln19lag arf feline ungolante
Qrt.
Gr Iadtc uno reyTprad) ni9ts -
ni9ts!
Sie na6m i'm ober ferner fpie .er
eben ipar un0 unterno6m ME pieoer
etren @erIu9, i'm our @aIanterie 5u
betebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Fdnfen etncs Iencr mpbcrncu S1nfer nit iehS
Stmmern at 9lofe. etra0e, Suif6en 5airutount.
Moenue unb Sabette.S trake. Seller, Sof ulo
9roitoir init Cement belegt uno reucite @inrid'
tlinaer. einfbIiebIi6 8Ionfenfdnal . Mnf6Ilb.
Srurb3irtS fur $40 pro SIbr.
q. Z. GALLAGHER. Eaurnptfter.
Mlrean 9tr. 2407, GtrmountIoenie.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Soric felt mcbrereu &oaen in 6ol9e
zines S(nfoQes BON Grippe on bo&
9ett GeiciicIt gcipeicn lit. Sm 2ouic
OcS MorgenS i~tclte iid) i6re Wtutter
bel ibr Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Ai1s riurnr 9urfHrnbrtrf.

nNa6bem Sic. geebrtes Trdu!ein,
meinen f4riftli9en Intrag NIT ,Sa'
beuntportet baben. iperbe ih mir ers
lauben, morgen ppr5ufprehen, UNI bas
miinblide 9erfabren einsuleiten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Gin garaaiu fir SeimitGtte.Sude

Sebn elder giifen tirbareI Ganbes tlr 0e.
mffebdn. IL WteiIen bon Der 8abnftatton ino
10 WeiIen bon ber Stnbt, BEL glfterriGnalen.
ganbfirabe %entfernt, In anne @runbeI'@ourtp
WreiS $3.50.
elm 2 Mder granbfA6.
SdIfte gegen 0nar; Heit nod Sbrer Beouent,
I.dieit. &ommt bprbereitet 5iim Nbi5lub beS
SarbeI8. tpeEn Gu1 baa 9ano eefdut.
sSepern Hcaltg Gpmpanp,"
gr. iii, Rnrb.GtarIes.e trate.
(1J}attl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
~Sics 1T Shire 8cleaenbeit

5lir @rtperbuug eiiieS mobernen 2s ooer 3stt5i.
figcn Saufes In outer Gage.
2200 SaHicrgcuie-t 6ft.Rurtb.lprnne.
0calicnl flr lIe Observation-Disclosures. Sebee
S1uS beftkt aIIe @irri6tllneeil, NIT beren elm
inpberneS Sau5 aiiSaetintiet ,peroen lam.
Sdsllh uuo Spnntags Jur Suipcftipn often.
Sbas. q. Yurbette,
(Sept5--l 9r. II, Sff.2eringtpn.Gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

WoiS. - 3tiubr 1910 Su-
idcl; Gerion0t Don ocn Glcpotoreu
1904 @uihcl; GIcpotorcn!@orrotb
1,080,605 @uihcl. 8crtGuie: Is
@oggons acmiihtcr Spot SIT 1924,
9 90. steamer Nrmiidtcr Spot 81
47M, 10000 9uid)cl 6ebrrnr 5t 80,
5000 NemiiGtcr Spot SIT 1894, I
SelltiQc SdllBrotc:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
3n %pcrfaufcu.
@cnc Ocntldc IniicOlnns i,n ionniscn

Nm 5fpei SnuptbaDnIiuicn; fd5res, e~eiiiocs
Slintn; fcilc 9lcacr; eriiiIaiiieer @oben In fleis
ne Sarmen eingcibeilt, aud eini0e n3oipn
Gots." &erin9c Nll6ablillg, icbr Iei6te Ncoirs
Elm paar 8unbert SouarS eefpart BADEN lin6
acrl feIbftitaitoig pcroen m6hteil. Ndbercs bel
Scrmnnn Waoenbpup, Hr. iii, Npro.G6arles.
Gtrabc, Baltimore, Wo. (Sept10.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Baltimore Marft6crihtc.
Nrriic I'M Qerinatpn.W lar

Baltimore, 3. Sebrunr 1907.
Wcbl |. - 3uiubr t9,401 Safer,
eini6licBlid 1854 6Glicr ST Occult
Eoint nno 1912 SGiier 5u Canton.
SiiitcnpCrionot - 61iicr. Die Noti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
@eItrioc Sd)luBrotc:

~ Vt, ONTIIUI ITVV NVTUJV'l
ans 0cn Glcpotorcn 5lriidgc5oGcn
1l,tS3 9uifcl; glcpatoren .&orrotb
tSt,ll9 9uidcI. &erfGuic: I @nG.
0olt 9tr. , mcibcr 5u "A, / 90. 90. ST
AZ, I 90. 90. ST Az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
SECOND CALL.

5000 Baltimore electric loipcr Der. .... SiIs
1000 gn. WioInno 5........,.......1t0
40 lltb. RbS. Stumbling Der (Serip.).. SOS
1000 Gin g. Suburbnn Ser. ..........10 1881
9 9iortberu Central ............ %
u O,prtbcrn Central ............. 06h
5000 gi!nntic e. 4. Con. 4cr. ......... 0s
IS Scnbcnrb 60. com. ........... 81
1000 GonfoIio. 4,opcr Aver .......... SO
% 5ioeIiib & Sepoiit. 1905
1000 Cotton Nnci Observation-Disclosures. 81
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
TRYING POWERS AGAIN.
Fourth Attempt to Convict the Ken
tueklan Of Gov. ooebeIs Murder
Begins at Georgetown.

Georgetown. KY. Nov, l2.-When
the case OF Caleb Powers. charged
with the murder Of Senator Goebel,
was called Tuesday II was found that
many OF the important witnesses who
we're absent Monday causing a post
ponement OF the trial. were present,
and Commonwealth Attorney Frank.
lin. after the rollcall OF the witnesses,
promptly answered ready. AS soon
rs this announcement was made. Maj.
W. C. Owens. chief counsel for Pow
ers. arose and said
Before the defense answers ready,
we desire to offer, as n plea for abate-
ment. the pardon given the defendant
by Gov. w. s. Taylor after the COM
mission OF the crime"
Upon the request of Commonwealth
Attorney Franklin this document was
turned over TO the attorneys for the
prosecution. who retired To examine
Il. This Is the same pardon which
has been produced at all the former
trials aud which the courts have held
invalid.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
Coal Shortage In Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. l2.--Assertlns
that the cold weather has caused un
told suffering on account Of the scar
city Of coal the residents Of Somerset
Neb., Tuesday appealed to the state
railway commission for relief. John
Mcconnell, of Somerset. declared he
had bought coal In Denver August 2
and paid for H. The consignment was
shipped October 10 and failed TO ar
rive. The railway commission de
clded to request the Burlington rail
way to supply the town with coal al
once. Several other complaints have
been received.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
w, c. r. II. Omcara.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1.-THE Ma
tional Womens' Christian Temperance
Union Tuesday elected officers as fol
lows: President, Mrs. Lillian L. NJ
Stevens. Portland, Me-; Vice Presi
dent at large, Miss Anna A. Borden
Evanston. ILL.,; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson. Valley City
N. D.; Treasurer. Mrs. Harriet
Wright Brand, Evanston, Ill.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14

Round trip to Oklahoma City
Account Farmers National Con
ference, Oct. II to -. Fare 5 I
Date of sale Oct. Is to IS Fiua
limit y I. 81.
Round trip to Dallas, Texas.
Account Texas State Fair. Oct.
70 to Nov. 5. Fare S1S.+5. Dates
of sale Oct. 19, 81, and -. Final
limit Nov. s.
Round trip HomeSeekers EX-
cursion to all points in Oklaho-
ma and Indian Territories, Texa,
New Mexico, Parts OF Arkansas.
Western Kansas, Colorado, Ida
no, Montana. Nebraska. Rat,
one fare plus - for the round
trip. Dates of sale first and third
Tuesdays each month. Final re-
turn limit Il ana 50 days from
date Of sale.
c. S. RoBERTs,
Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
lnspectina Gettysburg Park.

Gettysburg. Pa. Nov. lz.-As guests
Of the War department and OF the Ma
tional Park commission, Sir Frederick
and Lady Borden and Gen. and Mrs
Lake Of Ottawa. Canada, are spending
a few days here. Sir Frederick is
commander Of the Canadian militia
and their visit to this place is not only
for the purpose Of studying the battle
field. but also to learn the manner in
which the park is laid out. that the
general plan may be utilized in laying
out several military parks contem
plated by the Canadian government.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
Banker Wa,sh's Trial eeaIns.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE trial Of join
r. Walsh, 70 rmer president Of the Chi
cago National bank, on the charge ol
mis-application Of the funds Of thai
institution commenced Tuesday in the
United States district court before
Judge A. B. Anderson. The indict
ment under which the trial wa
brought contains 100 counts. The Of
Tense charged Is punishable by term
Of from five to ten years in prison. II
is believed that the trial will last
about one month.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
Dead in a Hotel Fire.

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 12.-At
least six lives were lost in a fire that
badly damaged the Hotel Garde early
Tuesday. The dead We're employees Of
the hotel. 1t is believed that all the
guests escaped. The fire followed an
explosion on the fifth floor In the
north wing of the building. The en-
tire fire department was called to the
scene before the flames were con-
trolled. The bodies of the dead were
burned beyond recognition. The
Garde is one of the largest hotels In
the city.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
Joplin Grand Jury Reports.

Joplin. Mo-, Nov. 1.-THE grand
jury, which has been in session 70;
the past two weeks reported and filed
their findings before Judge Dabbs
Monday. In its report the grand jury
reported 10 true bills, the majority
against saloon men and gamblers.
Judge Dabbs, in instructions to the
jury directed especial attention to the
duty of investigating the dynamiting
Of the News-Herald the night of Sept.
10. No bill was reported in this case.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-11-14
Flow of Gold Continues,

New York. Nov. 1.-THE move.
ment Of gold from the vaults of Eu'
ropean banks to the United States
which has been in progress for sever
nj weeks in which the unprecedented
total Of nearly $6O,O0O,OOO has been
engaged abroad for import, still con-
tinues. The total. which passed the
s55.000.000 mark Monday, was in.
creased Tuesday when the iii nois
Trust and Savings bank OF Chicago
completed negotiations for the imlNor-
tation OF s1,00O,000. This engagement
makes the total to date s56,OS0, 900.