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ditions which are far reaching and searching.
 Regarding fire insurance, the bill al- lows insurance against damage from explosion if fire ensues. The peculiar feature of the bill which interests Hartford companies Is that it's pro- visions apply to all foreign" compa- nies, that Is all outside the state, as well as the domestic companies, those chartered by the state. Heretofore Massachusetts has been content to legislate for her own companies, now all companies which do business ir that state must comply with its provi- sions, a condition which the ConnectI- cut companies could not meet
 Last year at Chicago, convention was held of all the state insurance officials of the several states, and the committee of fifteen of that conven. ton framed a standard life insurance olicy which has been adopted by leg. islation, will be by others whose leg. islatures will meet next year.
 Massachusetts has for yeanS had { no-forfeiture law with surrender value provisions different from othel , states and which does not harmoniz, with the laws of other states. AT state which has a non-forfeiture law which clashes with the Massachusetts, law need not come under its provi sions, but Connecticut has TO such law and if the new law goes into effec must either cease doing business il Massachusetts or remain there ant drop out of other states. There is alsc a non-discriminating law which i effective elsewhere, but not provided J for in Massachusetts.
 Massachusetts companies, who dt
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WANTEr

BY young lady; a position as nursery governess, or mothers helper Refer ences. Address R. K. this office
 jlI 2t
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that the companies are 4king hazards that are not properly measured by the table in use by the companies; pro- vides for the valuation of real estate on a three and one-haf per cent bas- is, except in certain cases; forbids poli- tical contributions; ties up very strongly the making of investments, sales or loans by any except the board Of directors, and then prohibits their taking any fee for making any invest ment, sale or loan, and prohibits de- posting funds in any baik that has not been designated as 8 bank of de- posit by the directors, in order to pre- vent depositing in any favored bank. It prohibits all pensions whatsoever; it requires that companies shall obtain vouchers of all payments over $25, and
 if not, they must give the reason.
 It limits the investment of three l fourths of the life insurance reserve to certain specified investments; makes the receiver of a rebate on a
 life insurance policy equally guilty with the man who gives it; provides ] that no person shall be excused from
 presenting books, paers or accounts
 that mayf lead to discriminating him self, though he shall not be prosecuts ed if he testifies; prohibits misrepre- sentations in regard to the benefits and costs of policies; provides for an- nual dividends on al policies hereaf-
 ter issued; for maximum limit for safety funds; that all companies that are doing an industrial business in ad-
 ditiou to the ordinary business Shall
 make separate statements for each
 kind of business; provides for making returns to the insurance department ] regarding business methods and con
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R. R. NTALLORY, Auctioneer,

R. E. MALLORY, Auctioneer.
 SELLS at 125 Spring street, (near How ard avenue) Tuesday,, 10 a, m. nico goods Parlor pieces, bookcase and desk, cabinet, dining table, chairs, desk bureaus iron bedsteads book shelves, chamber suits, table rockers, carpets rugs, mating, linoleun draperies. pictures crockery, refrig- orators, lawn mower, hose, garden tools, toys, etc. j10 2t~
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New London Mariner

New London, June 10.-Arrived: |Schooners s. A. Fownessa (Br) Buck, from Hudson river for Sackyille. N B.; Angler.
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General shipping News.

New York, June 1O,--Arrived: Steam CTS Sannino Naples, Philadelphia. June ID. Arrived: tSteamer Westernland, Liverpool via Queenstown. Brow Head, June 1O.-Steamer Kais- CT Wilhelm der Crosse, New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen, 120 miles southwest at a. m, Will prob- ably reach Plymouth ?. m. Glasgow, June 9.-Arrived: Steamers Columbia, New York via Neville. Glasgow, June S.-Sailed: Steamer Sicilian, New York. Rotterdam, June S.-Sailed: Steamer Livonia (from Libau), New York. Plymouth, June 10.-Sailed: Steamer Graf Waldersee (from Hamburg and Boulogne), New York. Sagres, June 10.-Passed: Steamer Citta di Milano. New York for Naples ! and Genoa. Naples, June 9.-Arrived: Steamer Perugia. New York via Marseilles and ! Leghorn. Plymouth, June 10.-Arrived: Steam l CT Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, New York for Cherbourg and Bremen (and Iproceeded).
 Hamburg, June S.-Sailed: Steamer Oscar IL. Canada.
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CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANIES THREATENED Advance Legislation Pro- posed in Massachusetts
 Legislation. A SERIOUS SITUATION. No Intention of Shutting Out Companies Located
 In This State.

Connecticut life insurance companies in common with life insurance compa- nies everywhere, are disturbed over an insurance bill now pending in the Massachusetts senate.
 The bill presented by Senator But trick of Worcester from the commit tee on insurance, of which he is the chairman, and Representative Furber, the house chairman, is to recodify, re- wise and amend the insurance laws, other than fraternal and assessment The bill provides, in regard to life in ,surance, that the commissioner may have more power in making examina- tions; that the commissioner in valu- ing policies may use higher mortality table that has been specified if he finds
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NoTtCE.
LOST
EnR. RALN,

THE well-known and splendidly equip ped plant known as the Congress Laundry Company. The plant not alone consists of the most modern machinery, but also stock and sup- plies, horses, wagons, and all real es- tate. Here is an opportunity to enter an established business For full particulars inquire of Henry c Bretz- fielder No. 865 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. j10 Tt
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TWants.
WANTEn

0ae can't . word fOx each insertion. Ave cents . word for full week. seven tamens
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a~@. MARINE RECORD. zesS Port of New Haven.

ARRIVED, Sch Glad Things, Nichols, Brunswick Ga. Sch Helen c. Merrils Newburyport Mass. Sch Pilot, Edwards, Onset. Sch Resolute, Thomas. Onset
 CLEARED. Sch White Cloud, Willis, New London.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

JUNE Ii. $ Rises 41S Moon Sets Hh Water s Sets 7:24 S:01 1l:46
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
REVOLUTION GRAFT
WORKED IN PHOENIX
Alleged Patriots of Southern
Republic Reported To Be
Securing Funds,

PHOENIX, Dec. 20.--It has been
discovered, unoficially though author
itatively, that a new tentacle If the
Mexican revolutionary octopus is
sprouting in this city and seems to
be growing quite rapidly. Its growth
is confined to the Mexican popula-
ton and norishment is being liber-
ally supplied through fear rather
than sympathy. The identity of the
fatherhood of the movement has not
been learned, nor even the identity
Of its promoters, the only Information
secured being a murmur by some who
have been feeding their money to the
monster under protest.
This, is the system and the alleG-
purpose as near as it could be learn
ed. The promoters, whoever they
are, go round the city selecting such
Mexicans as are believed to have a
little money or an income by wages
or otherwise, and appeal to their love
of liberty, painting their native land
as cursed by a despotic government.
Then they recite how a number of
their fellow patriots are in Jail over
in Los Angeles for raising their
voices against this so-called despotic
government, finally presenting pc,
tition for their signature and asking
the subscription of whatever amounts
they can afford. This money they
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
SIR THOMAS Llp1ON AS A SOLDIER.

say is to be spent partly for tie de
Tense OF the martyrs in Jail and part
ly in an effort to give Mexico bet
ter president. ....
AS far as cOuIu ps learned 1t is Lot
indicated whether this is to be by
armed rebellion or by agitation, but
it is not desired that either one shall
later be able to trace its nativity to
the capital of Arizona. If the Mex
can people want to rebel there Is
plenty of room for their operations
below the line. If they merely want
10 agitate in legitimate way for the
betterment of their country by an APP
peal to reason, there is still room
enough in the southland
The serious feature of It, however,
is that there is a suspicion on the
part of some who have contributed
that they have been gold-bricked III
the name of liberty, as well as black
mailed, for they have little sympathy
with the movement in the first place
and in the second place are about
convinced that the money collected
will never get further than Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
.NFORD IS
ON HIS WAY
TO PRISON
Man, Once Respected,
Now a Confessed EmbezzIer,
viii Serve Four Years In
Yuma Penitentiary.

PRESCOTT, Dec. 2s.-On ais way
from an honorable position in Press.
colt and the respect OF the citizens
or that community to the prison
s.4~tseas - .A- y.... ->4=4se-Aa.--
Charles II. Binford win pass through
Phoenix this evening In charge of
Sheriff James Lowry.
In response to his own wishes and
requests frequently made. Binford
was allowed TO plead guilty 10 Pres.
colt yesterday, receiving q sentence
of four years in the Yuma penitenti-
airy WITH apparent satisfaction.
After refusing the offers OF his
brothers, Hall and Frank Binford.
who came to Prescott to assist him,
Binford asked that a special grand
jury be called TO find an indictment
against him.
District Attorney r. e. Morrison
had the grand jury meet in Prescott
yesterday, and Immediately after the
indictment, charging Bintord with
embezzlsment from the Bashford-Bur-
mister store, he was brought into
court
Asked by District Judge r. e. Sloan
IL he was ready for sentence OF hau
anything to say in his own behalf,
Binford said he wanted no delay. and
that he had nothing to say. Judge
Sloan sentenced him TO serve four
years.
Binford's case is attracting wide at
tention among those who like the
study OF criminslogy. He embezzled
about SS,00e from the Bashford- Bur
mister forYs. ac
assistant treasurer OF their store in
Prescott.
Binford was brought back from
Seattle as soon as it was discovered
that he had been an embezzler. Since
his return friends have claimed that
he is insane, but the symptoms have
not been any more SO than in the
case of many embezzlers.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

Went to Mexico.-George A Laird,
of the engineering firm Of Smith and
Laird, Bisbee, was in Douglas today,
leaving on the train this afternoon
for the vicinity Of Ell Tyre mine,
where he goes TO examine a mining
property for one of his clients. Mr.
Laird says that notwithstanding there
has been some curtailment in the
mining industry in this section he
finds a good many inquiries for de-
sirable property both in Arizona aud
Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 20.-Mining
conditions so far as they relate to
low grade properties from which the
base metals are taken are very IN
satisfactory. At the present prices
OF silver, copper, lead and zinc a
number Of mines have already been
compelled to close in Leadville, As
pen, Creole and SilyertOn, throwing
%, 600 men out of employment. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

Go to the Copper Queen Hotel for
your Christmas dinner-old fashioned
New England Christmas dinner from
8 to s o'clock, S1.00. Why bother and
worry with it at home? z24
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
BARNES & WEST IN LOWELL.

This clever singing and dancing
sketch team will be at the Iris Theate
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Der Sulunialgnrten &6nia 2copolS'S.

aonig 2copolo bon 9elgien, Ser
ctn Grober 9otonifcr mno @ortcn,
irellno lit, bat bel ieinem SfloB in
ser SriIileler Soritoot 2aefen pradt.
polle 8emGdlSbGuier erbalen laIien,
Die an gusocbnung uno 8eid)tbum
MIR nit Dem beriiblnten Hotblhilo-
@orten in 0obling bel @ien pergIi-
den meroen uno an 9obe ser @lass
ballcn init 0eren BON aeps@ Gardens
ino Dem Enlmenbauie in Sdon.
britrut lid meiicn fonnen. Die Congo.
unternebnung, Die 10 idmelle grfor.
Id)ung 0eS nelten Stoates in Mirifu,
er9ob bolo Die 9ereiberuug Der fonig.
lld)en 6Grten ourd piele neile Congo
Eilan5en, mo piele bisber unbefannte
Nrten limo III ienen 8epGdsb1ujern
sum eriten Dial III europa sur 9liitbc
gelau9t. Gic Congo SommIuna er.
meitert iid) nod itetig, gs pa mn
bel Der tets lno gcbeiblif fortidrei.
tenoen Congo : &oloniiation Ger Mll,
genblid gefommeL no alld) in Bel
gien cine Snuptiteac .eeifaiien per.
oell mllBte sur 9(n5liht uno gum Stlrs
oium ser acknowledgement. 0ieier
acknowledgement, 1900 in 9(ngriif &c.
Monument lit iebt IN bolem 9etrieb.
Gr Itebt nnturgemGB NIT alien 1bn.
Iid)cll InItalten in enger Siiblung,
10 nit Dem 9erliner Rolonialgarten,
nit Ben 2onooncr aeu.@ ar0ens, init
Dem lbon 10 lange beItebenoen 8ota.
nild)en @arten in 9~iliten5org bel ga.
tapio, nit DEM bodlgelegenen @arten
bon Feraoenpa oltf Geplon, oenen i'll
Singnpore, Sriniooo H.. I. 10. Der
Iustauld) III acknowledgement nit
all oieIen 9nItolten lit iebr lebbaft.
Nus allen Sropengebieten iino Die
rerIdieoeniten EilanBen iett in 2ae.
ten p%eriomnlelt. Der 8olonialgarten
befinoet iif in nddIter HGbe ser ihon
iriiber erboilten @etp1dsb1liier oes
Shloiies. Die @~lasb1uier lino auf's
Bette uno Heidite mlsgeltattet. Sn
ieoem umgiebt Den 9eiufer Ole gonse
iippige, LATTICE Eradt Der tropiid)en
Yflan5enpelt.
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Ginc ltaatlide Seirat6s.Y acutnr.

Sn Siam, Dem 2anoe, BON Dem lit
3olgc Der Guropareiie ieiues &oniss
iebt 10 biel geiprod)en miro, giebt es
cine ginridtlng, oie obne @Ieiden
lit; narnlid cine itaatlid o~rsaniiirte
Seiratbs . Igentur. 9ort fann ieoe
Sralt, Die Elm gelpilies Sitter erreid,t,
oBlte einen Wann gefunoen sii baben.
aitf 8unid in Die 3abl Der rfonis.
lif)en Hrin5eiiinnen" einsetragen
lperoen. 9as beoeutet nit anoeren
8orten, Dab iie bon Nun al unter Sen
Sbus oes 4onigs seitellt lit, Ser iid
nit Der altfgabe befaBt, einen Mann
fir lie 5I iinoet. Die Siameiet, Die
irgeno eit 8ergeben begangen baben,
iperoen %peranlaBt, lid, aus ser 8eibe
OieIer anttlifen Seiratbs . Candida.
tinnen cine 2ebensgefdbrtin su ilidjen.
SIT ibr gergeben leift, 10 bebalten iie
odS Heht Der freien Wabl, baben iie
aber ein id)lperes 8ergeben lih si
Sd)uloen fommen Iaiien, 10 miro
ibten eitfah .alif aominiitratipem
Beae" cine 6rail Siieewieien, un6 10
fam in Siam ieoe Srau, uno lei lie
nod 10 penig an5iebeno, iiher iein.
cinen Wdnn SIT iinoen. = Gin @egen.
itiif 5u bieier ginriftnng iibrigens
oarf mait- oie in gengaIen berridenOe
Sitte nenten, baB Die Mdoden I'm.
mittelbar nad) ibrer Geburt perbeiro-
tibet peroen. Die Solae lit. oab es
BORT 5ablreide peiblide Ecrionen
aiebt, Die 8ltt,pen iino, obne ie
6rauen aefpeien at iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

Gin 2 6ouipiel, meldeS Die.
leni9clt, iueld)e cS nit ongcieben bn.
belL ntdt 10 leidt pcrgeiien meroen,
bot 'th geItern Nahmittog 5miidelt
5 mo 6 ltbr Sen 9eilidern bon tSerrp
Bar uno ioIben, neld)e bie 2igbt.
StroBei-0 Bride freu5ten, oar. Der
aettenbreder Cunning pel6er Oieip
Wode in 0lanep'S 5beater in Dem
Ufelooranlo oGon Sing Sing jlr
6reibcit" in Der Snuptrollc ollitritt,
erItaunte mcArere ISunoert Eerioneu
0ltrfJ cine @agcitid, pie man eS ieI.
ten porber iab. Seille SGnoe uno
9eine ipuroen pcrmittelit So1oid)el.
fen geieiielt, Damn tnltd)te CT i'm @ul,
Ter inter, I'M fltrje Belt oaralif, lei,
TER GeIicln los, pieoerum an Ser
SbcrflId)e 81 erlheineil.
e in pcrbGngniBnpll Her
Stur5. &C., SIN st. Soiepbs . $50.
lpital" ltnrb geitern Ibeno I'M 3 llbr
Der etlpa % Sabre ..olte SStoliener
Bernardo WtorreQo bon @aibin9toli
an Den Solgen zines Carbohydrates.
0lorrcllo iuilr0e geItern fllr5 Dor .
l(br IN Scr Sriibe i'm @ofrolnl oeS
&ollicS Or. 2i0, Ilbcnlarlc.S troBe.
t%eipltBtloS olfgciunOcn. Mic Der
9eIiBer oeS 'Saulcs, 9oninic Cor.
%riello, ongicbt, fam WorreQo an
Samltug bon Wuibington bierber,
ilm Jrenroe 5u beiud)en. gr 10.
9irte bel GorrieQo u. 6egob iih gegcn
If l(br auf iein I'M britten Stodperf
gelegenes 3inlmer 5rr Rube. Nof
Der ariidlt GorrieQo'S fam Worreao
luabreno Der Naht bic Jreppe billab,
UNI in ben Sofrount ~ geben, llno
nluB bel oieier @elegerbeit init oenl
aopi gegen Die &nnte bes Sbiir'
ihloiics geiaaen icin. Coroner SboS.
Snoler bonn oitlid)en 9iitrift ipuroe
IN aenntniB geictt utO lcitete cine
llnteriudung Elm.
IN 81 III e eriti +. - Sn Der
Wobnung bon Srn. Sobn Sdao, 9tr.
3f3, ScottitraBe, entitqno geitern all.
genldeinlid) ourd Selbitentaiinbung
int Seller inter elmer Waiie 2unlpen
1elter, melfes BON Der S%euerpebr i'm
Seine geloiht nuroe.
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Wpro I'M @efangnif.
@n6niinniQer 9eilsormee . Soloot
t6otet einet Ofitgefangenen.

GounerSuille, Sno., 10. Sep
tcmbcr. - 6arrp Hobinion, elm Wtit-
gItco ser SeilSarmee, ernuoroete, nad)-
Dem man i'm tur3 porber oils irriin-
Mig ms @eiangniB eingelieiert bate.
III einem GobiudtsunfoIle Muffin
6oro, einen <Snioiieu Der anitalt, Ii.
modte oltd eiueu Angriif ouf Char.
les hing, eineu onoeren Ntttgeianee-
men, Scr ieood) entfom.
Hobinion bate oie GrfoubniB &c.
bobt, al', Dem Corridor ipa5ieren 81
gehen, murhc babel plobIif bon Cob
lltdlt bcfolen unb ~itiir5te iidl oltf 5oro
uno bling. Die CT 9eioe nieoeridlug.
Hing rattle iid) mieoer alli uno emit
fam in Ieinc 3elc, pdbreno Serb
Iie0cn blieb uno Damn bon &obinion
nit eiilcm eiierupu @erfjeug, ous lid,
Der Souliidltige berbei geboIt bate,
foot gcldlogen ipuroe.
Die Siilferufc onoerer @efangener
lodten mcbrcre @ciGn0niBbeamte fer.
bel, Die icOodl bon Mobinion e6enioqs
allgegrificn mur0en. Gr fonnte crit
NIT Siilie cine$ folten 8oiieritrabls
ans ocn GeiterIoih. gpporot iiberiuGl-
ti9t mer0cl1.
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Ser @aiiermangcl i'm aoblcnrcpicr

Gottspille, Ya., 10. Sept. -
Die 8aiieroorrdtbe, lueId)e man Den
iilngiten 8esenidllen ST. peroanfc,
bate, baben i'm aoblensrl,benoiitrift
BON ShuplfiQ' Gountp nid,t iber 81
Stnnoen p~orecbalten, uno Ole gilen.
baGten limo idon nieoer nit Dem
Seranlhaifen bon @aiier fir oie
@rubehfeiiel bcidaitigt. 2onse 3iige
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Gum @ubltbun uereint.

@roBe Notwithstanding inter Den
Anipi5ien Scr DIT Baltimore Scr
cini0ten SoracIItiid)cn @obItbos
tigfeit9.@ eieuidnit". 9tconer
erflGrcn oeu .3med Scr SereinI-
gul1g. - $4,000 iubicribirt.
llnter Den Nuipi5ien Der nOIt9oI'
tinlore Sereiut9teu S5raelitilhen
Observation-Disclosures , @eielihoit" tanb
ueIteru I'M Baltimore. [beoter" an
Der Baltimore traBe. nobe Central
Npenue, cine BON ctIua 2OOO EerIonen
beiuhte Notwithstanding Itott,
lueld)e ben 3lued bate, Dem Yltbli'
FINN Die &ortheile Acnlcinld)aItltd)cn
&orAebcna Dor Nll4Cn 81 iiIhren. Ter
&rdiiocnt Solpmon 8InsbCrg croft
llcte Die Eerinnlmllng ul0 Itclltc
@rn. Sofob @pitein ais @oriiber Dor,
Serr GpItein ilbcrnobm iooonu oo5
Hr0ii0ium ul0 belt cine fur5c Mi.
lpra6c, IN lpeld)er cr inter NnGerem
iogtc, Dab bci Scr Organization Der
&erciniglulg BON Dem S%tonopmIt
olSgc9an9en iCi DOB eS bcOellteno
neutrality-suspicious. m0rc, iucrn Die
pc~ridieOcncn @eicQihoitcn genlcins
lhnItlId SbltINfcit cntiolteu miirbcyL
INN nomcntlidl baS ~picliGltigc Gam.
mcln uno Nbbnlten BON SeItlihfcitcn
Scitctt3 DER cin5clncn @Cicaid)nftei
SIT pcrlleibcn. Gic Mcbr5obl Der
Wit0licocr oieicr @eicLitoitcn 0e6G.
rcn nNnrlid llibt lrltr elmer, ionbcrn
III Ocll meiitcn Salem mebreren sc.
iellidoftcn SIT gleidcr Belt al inns
ieicn Nonn 9enGtbiQt, itott cinmol,
70 un0 10 oft ibrcn Eilidltcn nodjll.
fommcn, moriIbcr bon TieIen 0e.
ldlperoc gciiibrt mrtroe. Sad 0icier
IllIIor0crltng critnertc CT an ocn
3mcf Scr Observation-Disclosures : 8eiell.
ld)nit unb oppellirtc an Die Anlueien.
oclL olld in 3uflmft oenielben ibre
mil6c Son0 5rt lciben.
Scfretdr @. 10. Singer mad)te
Damn bcfonnt, onb iid oic IN oen leb.
ten ie6n SoAcn cingegonoenen
Sublcriptionen oui $4,000 beloll-
fen.
SIN &erlaufc Scr Gerinmmllnng
bicltcn iueitcre Nnipradcn Or. SIDE.
pod)el Sdoficr bon Der McGulot.
StrnBcn Spnoaogc, $. Qcbinion.
Hobbiner ser Sigb.S troBcn Spnn.
goge, unb Sr. Z. Silberman.
Gic vOit'9oltimore Gcreinigtc IS.
roeIitiItjc @obltbGti9fcitS . @eicQ'
fdoit" lullroe ont 7. September &c,
ariinoct mo lit aus foIgcnoen iaroc.
Iitii6cn @obltbdti8fcitS @eieqihaf.
ten 5uiammen 9ciebt: nScbrcm
CHILDREN SbcItcring ono Yrotectipc
Ti%iOciatioL" Baltimore 6rec Sdool
Socictp" u6ricnolp Inn on0 Ngco
Some" vSrce 2oon Socictp," oSnls
migration Erotectiuc giiociotion,"
~SolmlO Sorab bon Siio.golti.
More" Gomen 2 &iiliSpcrcin Der
"Gbllbrcn SDeltcring ono Erotectioe
Tiiociotion" uto 9omcn.Siilisperein
0eS nJricnolp SIM oll0 Ngco Some.
@r. Solomon @inSberg lit YrGii.
ocnt unb Sr. 2. vi. Ginger SefretGr
mo SdaBmeiiter.
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Iuaebenbe Harlamentarier.

- ---
Gin oeutider 9ebattir.GIub miro in
Siiomeit.9 Baltimore gegriinbet. -
Tolitiihe Srogen in ieoer Rid)-
ting ioIIen Don jeoem Stano-
puilft aus bebanoelt peroen. -
grlte 8eoei&Iatt I'M Oftober.
Nuf Dem 8ebiete 6es oeutlden Ser.
einslpeiens lit bis jebt 10 5ten1ltd)
9lueS 0aaemeien, MIR nift ein peltts
idJcr 3ebottirsGlub N~lerbingS fonntc
man bel gerpilien NnlGiien sum- Sei-
ipieI BET elmer ScriammllIng Der 3ele-
gotct Der Ser. SGnger" sur Nn.
nubme gcneigt gemelen lcin, oaB
iolbc Srganifotionen bcrcits %lr1nffi.
5iell beltehcn. Der Club, Der ober
9eitcrn gegrilnOct mllroc, iii in0eiien
rein at Dem 3fuede geld)uifen iporoeu,
INT o~emieni1cn MitgIieoe, meld)e5
bel ciner jcpeiligen 9cbatte ieine
Gegner ourd) Der HcOe Modt orlln.
ter friegt," 0cn Sorbeertron5 olli5il'
ieeen. @enm iid) ga jluei 6reunoe,
m69cl tic ionit III alIen Elulttcn nod
ic pobl iibcrcilIiinmen, allf Der
Reoncrtri6iIne treiicn, bort lcoc
8cluiitblidtcit ouf. IS 0ibt cine,l
0ornpf bis ulti Den 2oo-mit ld)ars
len 3rll9en. HSu ser @obmtng BON
0crru &ihuro 0cicr, 9tr. 324, Woo0'
pear troBG, mar c., no lid 8eitcrn
bic II critcu OiitgIicocr 0eS 0cbotti:.
Clubs, uon 6Cncl bic Wciltcn Der
.Irbcitcr Gieoertoicl" %nnDchorcil,
einiauocn. @or alien aus puroen
Stntlltcn %entlporicn, lpeld)c Der Ori-
gin0Ilt0t nid)t cntbcbrcn. Der Club
artpGblt nGmlid) fcinen YrGlioenten,
ionocrn co miro bel ieoer &eriaTm.
llln0 ein Goriibcr %eriuGblt. Ger eille
5ig @lildlihe, meldcr lid) zines re-
glllGrcn NultcS crirellcn oart 1T Der
SctretGr lu0 Der beibt Charles Sam
oer0. Die critic Sd)IoGt ouf ben
Webiet Der Gebotte lou IniangS CT,
tober in Serrn Sol. S~diucn9er'S
Safe an Ser GolpertonsHoob geidlos
gen lperoen. Ger 9ebattir.Glll bat
ourd,ouS feline Yortciongebori9fett,
ionOern miro lopobl bemofratiide.
replblifoniitc, io5ialiltiide Sbenlata
unb I'M Notbialle Oie W09lid)tctt Ell
mes Sdin0erbome5 SenfmolS oocr
sic llnlterbIitfeit ser WoitGier be.
bo1oeln. Is miro bcobiidtiot, bon
3eit ST Belt 9eluonotc Heoner bon
mtsworts 81 %en9ogiren, Inn oen Otit-
glieoerlt cinen Sporn gum Stuoium
Der Hbctorif 81 gebcn. NlS crlter III
Ser 9lbgeorbnetc sum- oItreihiIhcn
&eibsrotb Sgna5 9ossinSti, ouscr.
loren, pelter crit gcitcrn in Seem.
Oort lonoetc, I'M iid) bier oaS Gano
Der unbcgrcn5ten DISQUALIFICATION ans
Der 9tGbe an5uieben. 0aSjitSti iii
eir @oli5icr, ioQ inoeiien ilicBeno
ocuti6 ipreden.