davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11

cine nod peit gr0Bere proftiid = nil
ienid)aftIid)e 9eoeutuna alS Die oors
bcrgegangenen. Sic ou5l ucrlpcn0e.
ten 9lpparate bobei1 oie groBtc bent,
bare 8oQfommenbeit erreidt uilO or
m6glidcn oaS Sprcdcn nlf unbe-
gren5tc Gntfcrnungcn, obne oaB ole
3Gutlibfcit oeS @ortc5 becintrGdtigt
pirb. Die prattiid)en Nnucnoungcn
ocS SeIepbonS obneIrabt, oieieS nclt-
cItcn Der mooerncn &erbin0lngSmits
Eel, limo 5abIIo8. Soluobl telegraph
mie IcIepbon jn ieIbit Die GcIcgrd-
pbie obne Irabt, bat bi3bcr I'M Ser
febr inter WaIicr, ). 9. 3luiid)cn I'M
t%criecbootcnJ ooIlitdnoig perin9t. Sic
orobtloie 5clepbonie obcr erm6gIibt
uild Die 8eritdnOi9ltnG nit Inter
Ieebuotcn, mas i'm &ricgSiullc Don
r1geubnter 8cocutuna lit. @irc
Slottille Don llnteriecbonten fam
pom cinem ariegSidiiic aus blrN
4Pnidc'9 Grfin0unQ taOclloS cont.
mon0irt lucrOcrL 10 DOB tiiuitigbtH
cine aenlciniomc Nttadc bon Inter.
iecbootcn mo Fon5cridiiicn o1li cine
icinoIidc6Iottc lcitt mlSgeiiibrt mer-
zen fam. Ta3 Qelepbon obncGrobt
lit Oa5u bcrllicn, cine Der luidtigiter
Mollen m intcruotionnlcn Scrfebr 3u
ipieIcr un0 idon Die nGditc 3llfunit
touu ieinc allgemcinc ScrbreituMg
prmGdlidlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11

gebcn unb boourdJ mittelbor aud,
atf bic Bolitif ibrcr aoobtipbcimotb
eincn ldlitern0en GiniInB 81 iiben.
@tf ole Sale miro mon ibnen BON
notcrlGnoiId]Cr Scitc mond)c$ 3ltgl,tc
boItcn miiiien, 10 Iangc tic cincn Err
bcbIidycn GbeiI ibrcr @ncr0ic baroltf
uerlucnOcn, beutlb 81 bIeibcn. Sic
tblln Dos nidt aus tilbler llcberle-
9llng, ionocrn aus inherent 3luang;
oorlm lit c& unpiDhOIOgildA ibncn
at ratben, tic m0dtcn BODY bicie
irlldtIoie NnltrenNunG uid)t lGngcr
iorticBcn mo jc cher jc bciicr ibr IN.
oCrmeiolifeS @eitid, Gle fuIturclIc
gcridmeISung nit 0Cnr GoltSthum.
Gcm lie iorton 0ouernO o%n0cborcn,
~ircituIIlig p%oIlenoCn. NCr NIT allen
Snicrn lcine& @eiCn% al lcinCr 60s
Mile bGngt, Dem mag man t%olleno,
nal DorrcOen, c@ iti praftiItcr Iilr
i'm, iidl 0iin5lidy bon ibr Io@5rIoIen;
man miro i'm oouit bGdlltcnv per
munoCn, nbcr ui6t pe%rtuon0clIl. 9}Ic-
mon0. Der nid)t obIidytIid) icinc Nli'
Gclt uCrid)licBt, fam uCrtennen, onB
Dem GClltidyCn Clement ais lol6em
in AmCrifo fcinc icl%bititGn0tqc gu
funit bcidicoen lit, un0 BOB bel Ser
NliimilatiorSfroit Scr INNER letter
SIT tnncrlidyer GinbCit 5lt'onmen'
nahIcn0en omcrifanildcn JtotIor
icncr Nuiiou0unQ&pro5cB frilber
o0cr ipGtcr lid poll3icbcn mlB. Gos
Icutihtbum fam mo Diu orilbcn
feline Eroiclptcn MAIDEN. un6 inrplcs
lpeit cS I'M Ston6C iii, ICtncn VellBs
itdno 81 maGrcn, 0o@ miro l%pCIcnts
Iifp bon cinem GuBcrcn 6oftor be
Oinat pcrben: bon Scr StGrfc 0C@
&odidrub& iriid)fr R%cicrucn aus Scr
Scimotb. Qtber Die idlUNr5Icberild)en
EropbCtert. bic c& lhol bcllte ais
tobtgctuctbt bC5cihncn un0 ibnt CT
rCn por5eiti9cn @rob0cI0ng onItlm.
men, miro Is rod) InnGc ilbcr0olcr1t.
llnb lid iclbcr 6cn @orol$ 81 ma
d)cr,, bu5u bat eS bel Scr IeItcn &c
lunobcit. ocrcn c& iidy bis icbt crs
ircut, crit rcdt feline 2llit. &cnn ocn
9eltid)cn I'M N1tslun0e nit Hcht
nndJgciogt porbcn lit cob lie id)ncI.
Ter ais bic a~ngeborigcn on0crcr SOL
fer ibre SprodJe un0 lire IbfrnTt
perleu9nen. Die 9eutId) = Imerifoner
6c5eugen ourd) lire iriidir0blide Sc
borrIidfeit bos @eqcntbeil. Guf) oelt
Gorplrf, ooB iie nid)t 6uiammenboI-
ten bot 2omprcht Qcgcn lie erbo'
6en;. ober mcnn Tic Orilbcn 6nlom'
merbolten ioucn1 0onn onrf mon III
l,cn bil6en Ben 3uIommcn6oIt NIT
6cn GoterIaroe nidlt cridiuCrcr. Sic
ncrbicncn mp Tic bcniitDigcn Die mo-
roliidc lIntCrltiisllng scr. Gcutlhcn
0abcim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11
Soilctten : Tcdmnhcn B
&Dnigs bon Gn0lGo.

NiiS 2onoon miro gemloet: sa.
iGbrlid i'm Serbit lc9en Sbuitcr mo
Shneioer ocnt aonig Gtlaro ibrt
@ehnln9cn Dor. Ser 9eoarf pes
aonigs lit ein rcft aniebhifer. Scin
Serbraud an Sfllben ttr1gt Gbr-
lid minbcitenS 100 Yaal popoh Scr
Yreis 5iuiifen so unb ~ 6rarts pa.
riirt. Pm aleioern bralnt Der Ronig
iabrlid) II idllpar5e aniige, tpit DC
men iebcr 400 Srancs %oitet, te 90
Smofings nno Soffofn5iiee but ic
300 6rancs mo Il perhieoenc
llebcrrode i'm Greiie Ton 40 bis
1900 6rnncs pro Stiif. Gatt font
men nod Die sablreifet miliGrii6en
llniiormen ocs 8oniss, weld elm ic.
paroles Gonto biIoen. Die hirgerIi.
dc toilette bes Gorig3 fomit iGbr.
lid aif bcilalfi9 10000 5rhles sil
iteben, mdbrenb Die militGrtbe Goi-
lcttc cine Sabrcsausgabe oh cirfa
10000 Sroncs pcruriaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-11
Slmcrifaniidlr Ginbriifc.
Bon 2~u0pig 6ul6o.
(ShhtB,)

@oS lciitcn ole 9eutidp 4mcrifos
rcr in uno fir Imcrifo? - Siele
Sroge bat acrocc in Der lettcn ,3eit
icbr crtqcgcngeicbte 9eontportult'
Gen ~criabrcn. Nir III elmer SiniIdt
hcrrid)e llebcrcinitimmunG; bic oll'
bcroroentlid)cn 8croicnltc, bic lid
Der bcltid)c Sormcr nm 6cn omcrito'
niidlcn 0oocn criuorbcn bat, lucr0cn
bon alien Seitcn GcbilbrcnN oncr-
fonlt. Sm iibri0Cn obcr gcbcn Die
llrtbcilc onSciranocr, uuO spar mub
cs porpcg pcinlid nuiiolcn, Dab bic
aiinitigcn, neiit aus Dem Whnoe
bon Nnglo Nmcritonern nno ole
ureiiritisen meiit aus oent W'nnoc
bon HeidNoeutidjcu ltommcn. Sn
Dem obcn ~crtuGbntcn Nufiab IN Wttn'
lens Maga5ine bat Gaiion leircn
heutiden Miibiirgcrn Gin Soblico &C.
innQen; or bat liCbeuoIl u1tcrludlt,
lpos oQcS Die Ser. Staotcn ibrcr Sc,
tbGtigug 81 bonfcn bobcr; CT bat
icitarItclt, bob JIG nmmcntlit) olld)
in iGnlnitIidpu Gobcrcn @crlicn lid)
ollsacScidnct hobCn mo nod oilSs
5eitmen. Gr iilbrt al, onb nod elmer
ioroiGlti9 5uiommcn9cbrod)ten Slltc
untcr ocn defenders 8eltid) Nn1cris
fol,crn Iidl $50 5rGgcr beriibmtcr
Homcn b%eiinoen. limo 5lpdr ertbdIt
oicie Gbrcntoicl 81 Eroieiiorcn, 40
Wuiifer. a 8robfouilrltc, . @eilt-
Iidc, 10 WeoiSiner, ii aiinitler, u
Suriiter. If Golitifcr, 10 1ed}nifcr,
8 Sdriititcller unt 9 Sournollitcn.
Ter S%opcnantbcil iGut olip 5lueiFros
fcIiioncn 81, IN oenct GcttIdloro's
8orrong nod INNER unbeltrittcl lit:
Der @ilIcnitoit mo Der Vtnllt, Mon
oibt e, in Nmcrita n~1lmmunocn 81,
noS man ouI bciocn @cbictcn ocn
hcntiecn Siono nid)t cinncEmcl
iuiiroc. bitten bier nld)t 0cutId)c9
@orbilb mo beutidr lln%tcriucilnng
bahnbredeno uro Sicl5ciGenb &c.
mirtt. @oS oic Muiif bctriiit, 10
Iolie id, Goiion bos @ort: IS lit
ourdais feline llebcrtreibung, luenll
man iaet, baB Die SGrgerbunbc
mebr oils iraero etiuo& anocrCS oa5it
beigetrdgen habcn, im omcritonl'
id,cn @oItc Die 2iebe sur T%otolmuiif
aus5ubiloen. llnb biniidtlid) Der
ooSnitrumcntoI . Wflliit lit cS unier
8eiommteinorud. bab minocItenS
icocr brittle Mllliifer in urieren Or
6citerr ein Geutid)er lit. Gic met
itcn ser groben Sar9cr. Sritrumcn-
t~aliiten nuG aopellmciltcr, Die unier
2ano beiud)er, iirb Gcutife. uniere
leitcnoe Muiiffriiif it,b uricrc 9an5c
mtuiifaliife atmoipbdre limo gum
iibcrpiegenoer Gbeile teuioriid."
IN Die @irtiamfeit beutidler &c
Iebrten urlo 2ebrer babe id ielblt or.
frenlif)e Ginblide tbrn biirfen. SSlt
perid)ieoenen 1oberen SGulcn babe
id, Dem beutiten ltnicrridie beige,
ipobnt uno unter Inoerem aus ,Sn'
bianapolis meirem perebrten Sreun.
DC Gaiil Sepie berid)ten forter. OoB
id) cine &IaIie bon etipa 14'idbri0en
anoben urS Of1bd)cr belhoiiiet
fonb, feline Wopelle nG'@rrobbiato"
al lcien uno ms Gugliifc 81 iibcr.
ieten. Meire @ciufc in 5fpei Dit.
iferanitaItcn, DER BON Eirettor Gm.
merid) gcIcitrtcn MAMMAL training
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Nic Q1mruSlooc in Slofrifa.

0;c os,,cnnIooc IN Sa,fr;e,
,ioso. s;n o~S,mnnnI",n ~ nsiti;A
'tptt w ~o'o'l"a ~ or"'lu3
S,,u..," a., ' onn,or Sac VaDSa" -,
I'u. rut ; Sti"' So ~, 80 ~. ~,
~,t.,a'a, nalI'.S ,Ion;s ""u f"r
Gl"tluta u.s." "o,,S So na',
~ iu9vat'. tet"',aS, '''o onr nstrnSor
H.9nnssT'N SuND:s ~ ,''bttiaro
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tm't u'.u p9n van W,Hh,t ~"
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te8'ts'ty'! VtH't,u'" ~ W. ."pt w; Htt
S'i.!i'tlp'! ~ G, U'JHg' nD09 "'~'
ptl't!a9'' Wv" Vn', So,gN o w." e'M,m
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w,a..;t, |c,,''' '''eg' nptian,a MA Tao :"
nu'.t lu)Ge'' w, WTo,6o
r' az, 800" m',h4,n;t N". b bop
~, Us T;s iHt 2 'nrr$ S4Otnt ~? ~ n;h,
49, "'"t 0',mpI un, ",u,
,pl1o' "n1 81" ae GSM>'I'r So
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um1 bo,V t' n'ttt t'Vp't ~ IN ' Snn,.
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inmni mo,,iAcr 'g, ~ hn6on
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hcnirr,,rr',~ ,mS ,niGcn n;d,+ m,ch,
nns Scr NE6hh"r;hoft S", gTI;r,ncr
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Ia; lie, Gn,,o;S Ln, 3";t
hr;m,nhtr 81 mirN rr,5kIt ,o5, 81,
9,I;s iII;c,rih Mat r9chr -, bn,ne.
nrm norcr ;4(nien -, oc %" rhc
IL ,iHt Gmticnnnsihrc2; ~ 5nhSrt hnt.
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uolI 5Ipv' Soprvl. uetr 'Tas5l9 Sp.gte
3nt S1atus 9~tptuu!t. elnei' ''Ea!'',
tyu5., "a'oeSS..U1sn He9en lE,'se
G.4m.' stM'.! pvn %usGe u. l''''vt Su'
w.. l.a' u,.o'' oanoa o. m.uuvu,
"a outn, ,t.m'S osaeS lu..u',a. lau
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n,;n ". ~, W,, ;o;,," ma'to t.o"gmr
TontoS 5 St 0'elv l,snt '''tt, VI"
"9stT 2 q $500 g,ty'ie. "enn'" "H
MN - ,u m.Sa %aaat Ha'!n
a o. 1--WE y.i.rs. pVo'.s" VIZ ~
- Han s"'st""nH VsS n'N.u
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ss 81. ~ auleost 9I,lt o.pi"
"''., 'ooi p'' So'o. o'i!u'"'sIp,n
nn ~" ovo'u tus ti',9. piClb.S "tl[s
~" nnaI vn'l.tnt' o,lBs "tuJt% uE
unIf p re tnaoe SaeS Su) l"tao
Wv? 'oM,u'gl.it!. gtS popvI'S, po
,"y & t".' s~,et''p"luu ost p'eun
49, Ss.sn nosat1sav. noel u lu'l.ae
ldeL nno 10 5ogerte ifl barotf 5i
tellern. SdAleBlld) entif)lob 10 mid
Oon onii. Sul"le n,'o ppg pvI Sul'l.
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oroBen GnttGuidplng aber fam CT
nidt un0 bot oas SoteI pCrloIIen,
obnc u%n3ugebcn, iuObin cr lid) gclpell-
oct bot.
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gHa soa as~ sn~ spats a@w Asag
y~sssstAy* II net vAy rosF
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'In the Days of Scott there are two
anecdotes about Sir Walter Scott
children in connection with his poem,
1.-THE Lady of the Lake"
One day his daughter was met by
James RaIlantyne, the publisher, iU
her fathers library and asked what
she thought of the poem She replied
that she had not read it and added:
Papa says there is nothing so bad
for young people rs reading bad
poetry"
SCOTS son Walter returned from
school one day with evidences of hav
ing been engaged in fight. His IN
Their asked him what he had been fight
ing about. He replied that he had been
called "lassie" and had resented it.
A little questioning showed that
young Walters schooolfellows had
nicknamed him The Lady OF TIA,
Lake" which name the boy did not
understand except as a reproach &,
his manlness.
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p,s., 10 Oh Ma..sshus.,,..

ThoHr EHs "u Hueieay taw su Macs.
chusstis uat 'ld.,s drrs~ss ahgati te
masie i5as rBsrFf fa hilr fhwir
hUrklss ia lu1 sa aet ~ she seus
court pretIH.faj lnrt slesres aud
uu.r~t areeufs fs fss Ienrfaraei s3
., .efsf We ws ia thr wr.sis rf
gown 81. 'n. shar buat'r. iwun'
rrsfe greet HHreeies knafs - g.h's.'
hrwaH sanuHfsr haafs Hnt fhsv
slk r~aa ,e ~HTs aHi ats vaff
torhtfFs f. thr Hme esiauf
ig.1 T'aF.als ~as fri~' FOR rft
fns rasat s1f trt s afeulttesf
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GRATING FISH TAILS.
An Interesting Art In Which the jap
aness Are Experts,

Among the many interesting arts Ia
which the japanese excel n that OF tie
making OF fish taih Almost every one
has seen the bush tailed goldfish. Will
its four, Ave and sometimes more long
wavy tails, but II IL not generally
known that most OF them are not IT.,
own.
When the little goldfish are very
very young their flesh Is rs clear -
glass. so that one can see every bone la
their tiny bodies. AT this time the few
that are born with two or more tails
are put by themselves. and then =
queer locking old Jap, with "A great
magnifyiug glass fastened In front o.
his eye and wee sharp tools handy
reaches down under the water and
cuts Off the tails of the plain little hs.s.
and then three or -four OF these tails
are joined on TO the backbone where
the one was cut Off and fastened there
with tiny haudages until they grow
fast
The Japanese, who are very skilltu
In queer things of this kind. grow tin
finest goldfish in the world and ii is
very good business, for very fine fish
OF this kind often bring as much as
300 to $500 and one sold not long ago
for 81 900
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The JOYS OF Relic Hupttno.

quite apart from the beauty and Ia
trinsiC worth OF such things. IL Is as
tonishing on looking back ~on ones eN.
periences OF collecting to realize how
much pleasure one has got ont at even
n dilettaute quest ~ antiques. The eH
hllarat.ng Joy ~ this treasure hunt Gee
hnding OF the treasure. the bargain. F.
for 10 and the final bearing ~ IL bona
Ia triumph, unwrnpPing DO and t..
cusslug ifs beauties ami merits Hr
things which add zrst 'o 'fe And. H.
the taste for beautiful. uld things e
mere 0r less au acquired puc and .rH
hc cultivated thif E Iuf g wh..h
most people eho ure fortunate cuo. -0
TO hav" I'd rf'ie spare cash and iftt
spare time nlr -hgrn G.uu1pu Fatrr
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Tten I- distinct mf SEQ uwu'r
land mI.kt fHAi which 5000 mle
moaet lH hauses 'H hoeas u.fHr
Or suy ta.aE els. Witch u~u bs}e fe
visei lNreaaai pr1pefff Nrlng~ f
lnta s.-.ietr uIth weu rnt land ia
paF' uf gusfs wefate H tav siai-'. 8n
when parleI w sFIHn8 .e dvss,led
SOS an4 f.H walls usfr lf aud rsii
faar nwg &. ss~ns ss 81 FaH haa saE
iat# Harfnef atu eifh fhe original or
arbetar .f faa rauh ti~nrv Wa
ts@.ss boz
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CARE OF cHAMELE0Ns.


Cham~leons can IT, asTsi Rlive f.
yearx by making q frame n n' Over
plant ia Euwerpas ard covering i
with mesquite nettinx which mass lie
locS enough e. lie with string alzeg
sh~ pot k-~p THE .ai; IN slse sunntes
window aud ~Airs the plats; eseg
day through The arttIHs You VIII IL
su,prt~-~i 10 ~es boy eagerly ,sl- i'ils
CREATURES ~ili arsns the ruanlng ga
ter after tb<s get over their fear
E<i = wire ~ trap fos rBs.. which soa
can lIb~ra;r under tise netting TAr
chAm~i~oas ~ili not lie backward
about helping themselves
In winter The. do not require nlara
food. bs, will relish q meal worm Or
cas.anally on sunny days. Meal worms
cxn sometimes Ire got nj the gralu
stores for ibs naklns or c&n he par
chaa~d 1T the bird stores, or small
spiders can f- found IN cracks AMI
erannl~s asleep for tie winter. They
may be frozen stin II found GOT of
doors. but they revive In a warm room
Cham~l~ons enjoy a place TO sleep IN
nights and winters Take piece ~
nd fannei four inches wide and eight
inches long roll II over stick hs
large round ss your finger and sew II
while on the stick So that II VIII not
come unwound. then slip OF and run
4 wire through II long enough 10 sns
pend II from one ~ the branches on
the plant The chameleon w'li crawl
into this cory bed and 80 TO sleep. -.
Nicholas
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Survivors af FsH laaalH fHhaua-
81 ttslf organization .Fsffrla.
T0saa lANmaksfs made BE- b. FsHl.en.
uafr nffense tar HHfaat wabaEvr
to sauv ffew transport tp fhrst
uld tsra*s esd IteF .rf .nH geese. Ia
psseAst fa sfsrnd Foatt0flHns- Fur
thls rea#ou fhf rsxas Fe9efsHs as.
aosMtiuh has heva dissolved wis
fAherafaff ef rfxas Waks aaF fef
fh~ ati-fsa4 asftre h#foe H ftH
fhlfttsth heFlsiatsre' uaN.# r...
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-08-22
MUST SHOW JUDGE Lands
ALTON IMMUNITY BATH PASSED
UP TO WASHINGTON.
inquiry Adjourned Until Government
Officials Decide Whether Pledge
Is to Be Kept.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Attorney General
Bonaparte must convince Judge Land
is that there a be no prosecution of
the Chicago & Alton railway without g
violation of good faith on the part of
The government before he will stop
the investigation of the roads rela-
lions with the Standard Oil company
OF indiana by a federal grand jury
that was organized Wednesday morn
Ing. That the attorney general may be
given sufficient opportunity to make
This showing the grand jury was d.
rected to adjourn until September 3
before examining evidence against the
Alton.
This method of meeting an unusual
situation after he has ordered an in
quiry into the alleged law violations
by the Alton railroad was adopted by
Judge Lands Wednesday morning and
was expressed in his charge to the
Jurors after they had been given the
grand jury oath. What action will be
taken by the grand jury when it meets
again September 8 will depend entire
~, the court indicated, upon the con-
illusions of the attorney general as to
what good faith requires the govern
ment to do. !,
He ordered that a transcript of the
record in the Standard Oil last show
ing what evidence the Alton railroad
a really contributed to the convic-
tlon of the Indiana corporation be sent
to the attorney general for examina-
ton. If the latter concludes that the
railroad has lived up to the promises
that obtained for the road assurance
OF immunity and the official at the
head of the department of justice
shows the court that no prosecution
can proceed without a violation of the
immunity agreement, then the Alton
Will escape and the grand jurors will
no make an investigation.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-08-22
MANY Hotels BURN
At old ORCHARD
CONFEDERATION RACES IN THE
SUMMER RESORT ON THE
MAINE COAST.
Guests Escape Unhurt-Fifty Hand.
some Cottages Also Destroyed
One Man Killed by Explosion of
Soda Water Tank.

Old Orchard, Me-, Aug. 16.-Nearly
one-half of Old Orchards summer ho-
tel section along the shore front was
swept by fire Thursday night, the loss
probably amounting to fully 100000.
An unknown man was killed by the
explosion of a soda water tank in a
burning drug store.
The Hotel Fiske, one Of the finest
on the beach, valued at $4,000; the
Hotel Emerson, valued at $4,000 with
it's furnishings; the Hotel Alberta,
the Aldine, the Lawrence house and a
half dozen smaller hotels, together
with about SO cottages, were de-
stroyed within two hours. All the
buildings were of wooden construction
and before the flames, famed by q
southwest breeze, were an easy prey.
Efforts of Firemen Futile.
The Old Orchard fire department
was utterly unable to handle the
blaze, and the firemen from Portland,
Biddeford and Saco, who responded to
calls for assistance, were hampered
for some time after their arrival by
difficulty with the hose couplings.
At 1920 o'clock, in spite of all eff.
forts, the fire was still spreading to
the eastward and seemed likely to be
stopped only when it had exhausted
the material on which it could feed in
that direction.
The fire was discovered about eight
o'clock In the upper part of the
Olympia hotel annex, which was oc.
cupied mainly by servants employed
in the Hotel Emerson. 1t is supposed
that an upset lamp was the origin OF
the blaze.
Fifty Acres in a Blaze.
Adjoining buildings containing stores,
located along the board walk beside
the Boston & Maine railroad tracks,
soon caught fire, and from these the
flames jumped the tracks and com
municated with the Alberta hotel and
several other large buildings near the
shore. An area of about so acres
along the beach was soon blazing.
In this area were located some OF
the most popular of the hotels, all OF
which were filled to overlooking with
summer guests. Many valuable sum
mer cottages were also located in this
district and these, too, were swept by
the fire. Most of the guests managed
to save a considerable quantity Of
their personal effects.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-08-22
HUNcHAkIsT LEADERS TAKEN.
New York Police Say Chiefs Of Gang
Have Confessed.

New York, Aug. 14.-According to
an announcement by District Attorney
Jerome and Deputy Police Commits
sioner Woods the detective bureau has
arrested the ringleaders of the Hunch-
akist secret society and has obtained
confessions from them, which will end
the existence Of the organization. Kas-
SAX Jelalian, arrested Sunday night.
confessed to Mr.. Jerome, the police
say, after a grueling examination
which lasted for more than six hours,
that it was he and no other who had
directed the murders of Father Kasper
Vartasian, whose body was cut to
pieces and the wealthy rug merchant
Tavshanjian, killed as he was entering
his office near Union square.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-08-22
POPE FAIL.
Receivers Appointed for Big Concern
in Several States.

New York, Aug. 15.-Receivers for
the Pope Manufacturing company and
Its subsidiary company, the Pope
Motor Car company, which are en-
gagged in the manufacture of automo-
biles and bicycles, with main offices
and plant at Hartford, Conn, were ap-
pointed Wednesday in New York.
New Jersey, Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts. Similar action will be
taken shortly in Illinois, Ohio, Indi.
ana and Maryland, where the COM
panies own plants.
The petitions filed by the Menus
Kelly company, of Toledo, O., asking
for receivers, show the total assets
of both companies to be $11,2O5, $40,
with total liabilities reaching $1,972,-
826. The difficulties of the Pope COM
panies were the direct result of a cur
tailment of loans and reduction of
loans on notes.