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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

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S6ubpunOe sci. aus Uutb eorn=
ser, oaB lie ibm sinsn @ouitablet ees
Ihidt bate, I'm 3lsiper uno an6ere
ibr oeb1rise @essnltdnoe 3u forosru.
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tor So. in 6~atrIano 5ronnte uisz
0sr uno 5rant Q. Nrisht BON 4rs
thur, g~striebsleiisr nes Setreioeipeiz
Gsrs, fam in ben 6ldmuen um.
8sssn zines auT 5rau @iaifOro
Salon, sirs 5au5fumms. angeblih
periibten NnsrifTs. puroen 8. 0glton,
s. 7aDis unO g. Simpion DON 6 9ris
t opher in 6aft aenommen.
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eey 5irHa 6usen5ergsr, 5ufMdn e
6edsr in SalIaIa. puros, ais er
cine idaObdfts slsttriihe 9eitung aus
behern nolts. pom Strpme sstrpfien
uR0 auf Der SteIle eetooist
SIN neitIiheH EhsiI BON % a
f6ingtpn gouatD Bat Der .@Ts
mp BOrm" bic SimOt3ps 6slost angss
sriffen. 10 DAB bic Grnts bort cine iebr
lei9te iein piro. auh an 3orR ssist
iih 0os Sniect.
-Sn WarreHsburg srlitt bic
20 Sabre ate 5ottsr Don 0.a. Jran=
cis Den 5lammsntoO. inOem ibrs 3lsis
Der am 8O6Ofsn 6euer iinssn.
gu Greenfield nuros Die
feiabrts 6ruu 6. s. 9ils Don eiusm
3uge srfdBt uRo erlitt t0Otlihe 9ers
lsBunssn.
= A~noauernoer RrGntli6tsit pegsn
5esins Q. q. Serbian BON Dunlap,
Elm STUDENT Der 0esleDuRiia den nnis
perlitdt gu Bloomington, SeIbitmoro
our9 @rihisBeu.
~ Die Is Sabre aIts 9racs Dillon
in Campaign puros Ourd eineH
electriiden ShIus iOfOrt setootet. als
lie cine electriIhe 9ampe anorebte,
pdbreno lie auf siuem s~iiernen Resis
ter Itano.
= gu 9earostopn rannts Elm
3us Der Burlington : 9ahn gsssn eli
neH NaggoH. in peltem I'D cine Qn=
5abI srisdifhsr 9abnarbeiter 6tfauz
ben. Don osnsn elmer iofort 9st0otst
uno Elm anbsrsr oerlebt puros. Die
Arbeiter gerietbeR iiber ben 9oifdu in
fnlhe M,tfh nnb fe Nns Qunner{nunI
angriffen, uno Der 9ocomotipiiibrsr
uHO Der 9ei5sr muBteH iid idleuuisit
flihten.
- 9os 5idbriee S0htsr6sn beg
nabe Mt. SterIins rpobnbdftsn
Sol. g6Iing frat ouf Elm loies Brett,
'bas in bic 90be Itlug uno Oas Sinh
am 8Opfe traF, nobel elm O~ortebsnber
9assl inn in's 9ebirn brang. Suner>
baIb elmer StunOe maj pas aino cine
Qei6e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

Die @atttnm6rosrin @ramer,
peIds ibrsu Rann, Der lie anse5li6
itIeht bebunOslts. ourh ibren 13idhz
rissn Sohn erihisBsn lisB uno Siptis
mol in j prpcsifrt purOs. obne
oGB bic @sidnorsneu I'D einisen
fonnten, 1T nun ~traflus eHtIaHsu q.
poroen.
Ginsr @ntfhsiouns oss Sherss=
rihts sufolss piro Die 6euriseS iaatsz
~6air" in 8tano 6orts abss6oI=
ten ntr0en.
II geim 9ronos Res QIsr. gurrie's
ideH Bobnbauiss 81 9eoifs9ats
fam Elm 4idbrises S0budeH @arrie's
in ben Slommen um.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
Rmntnttu.

1as Staatsobsrasridt BAT euts
Fdieosu. oab cine ItGotiihe Oroinaus,
lDelte bic 9ren3sn beItimmt, inner
balls psIder 0irt6Itoften seoubst
peroen. rehtssiiltia lit. 5erner ents
idieo bas @sritt. oaB Der 5tdat oas
Reht BABE. Wirtbihaften su licsniis
rem, unO baB oas DirtbsgsIhdfs elm
le9itimes @eiddft iei in Staten, no
teiue grobi6ition beitsbt.
Die @rubenbsiber oes 8iitricts
Ro. II unb lore Nrbsiter BADEN ibre
DifferenSen ourh einen gompromiB
ausgeglihen uno Ger Streit, Der A.
5000 9rubeHarbeitsr in OisismD ifirict
81 inoolpirsn Orobts, nurOe oaour6
perbiitst.
- Su @arp brad elm nit gdus
material beIaoensr 6raht3ua nit sis
mem giabuct 8uIammen, nobel 8 Qers
ioneH getOotet uuo mebrere anbere per-
Iebt purbsH.
Der 22idbrigs SObu Sames in
Sdporte rettsts isinsn 6reunbSobH
4oams Dor Dem Grtrinfen, dls ihr9oot
getentsrt mar, ertrant oanR a5er IelbIt,
BON ardmpFsn befalsH.
Ndbrsno 6rau Dm. Mobne in
SboaIs ibrsn aopf duf einenBrabt,
Den lie gum Wditetrodnen 6enubte,
ruben lisB, purbe lie oon einem glibs
iirdbls setroffeH uHo auf Der STEELE ses
t0btet.
Sn u abington nurbe Der
10 Sabre ate Rsgsriunse 9erne Gars
isle Don einem StraBsn6abnnasen
iibsrfabren unb getobtet.
Der 8e8irtsbeomte COLUMBUS
@ron in SbirIeb gitp nuroe en-
idoFen ron Disbsn, bic cine Wirt6z
Idaft auspliinosrten. 0is M6rosr ents
tdmen unO oOrIaufis fshIt ieSIideS pur
BON ibnsn.
~ Nd6renb ber perpittpete elmer
Wdgner in 8 mmon duf ber Ars
Belt mar uub feline dltshe 11id6riae
2Ohter, bic BEL fbren 4 iingerea Sc
IdpiItern Wuttsrftelle Dertreten muBs
ie. ous 5ribitiid 6ereiteie, e~rplobirte
Der @uIoIinoFen unb bic b|rennenos
6Iiifiigteit nuros ii6er bic Rinoer ass
fdleuoert. 9as 1lteite Mdo6en nurs
BE- BON Der pollen 9epalt Der grplos
ion geirOffen, aber troy ibrsr i0btli
den 9~erlebuHgen mai lie auf bic Ret
tung iArsr @ei6piiter 6eoabt, uHb Is
sslans ibr. nit aufopfsrung ibrss ei=
genen ge5sns. 3rpei Der 9inoer, fDenn
aud ihper %0erbrannt, in Sifer6eit su
%briHgen, pdbrsno lie Iel6H balo ben
9%ranoDuHbsn erlas. Aaf 2 0G Sc
i4piltsr puroen tootli6 o%er6rannt.
- Ju Soutb Benb Dsr6roHnte
Die 5idbrige Srsns Webitsr beim Spite
len NIT Strsihb0l3hen.
On gpaHsniIle beginQgaul
Rice BON ID I. @srnon Sel6tmorb.
neil siniss isinsr gumeraOen Jpn beim
Batter ieiHer 9raut Oerlsumbet b1itsn.
Aus nnnrrett 9tnnte,r.
Rem Serfsb.-auf elmer Stras
Bsntrsu5uug in gamben fa6r Gin
3ug in siHsn araftDogsn, 0on DtFsH
3 SuiaHen 4, bic gbslsate Ism 8roms
msr. 5rau 8. 2. 6euoerion nno 5raa
Grant gIodism, ale aus philadelphia,
ibrsn gerlesuHgsn sriogsn.
Rem DOrt.- Iie BON Der Gee
gisIaiur paifirts iossn. .gublic uiiIis
to- 9orlase 5pt Gsisbsstraft erlanst.
IS nsrben baeprh ale i'm offsHilihsR
Bienis oisiss Shafts ftebsnosu gors
%porationen, nit Ausnohme Der Seles
pbons uno per Observation-Disclosures.
inter 0irsets Staatscontroas gsitelt.
@ouO. 5ugbes bat oas 2 Gents
90 H1sisrratensge iss nit isinsm gsto
.klegt.
Wtfftfftppt. - Qak Snois
puros Elm berermoroung DIE
WaBsH Gee Rspnolos nHgeildgter Re-
get Don sinem aug eiiDa 80 NdHnsTu
Riebnben Uo5 sslpnhi.
girginfa-1os grincsB 0Hnss
6otsI gu 9irgiuia 8sa9 parDs
sar4 Jsasr total ssrt0rt. nsosr 100
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
am etretf.

Aenn HHIsTs Q~sbsnsor1ons FH psis
germ. ibu naiirlite 4r5sit ~ psrrit
ten, ann DtrssR mir Don Den i9limms
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16
Mthieam.

- SIN @uftraee Der 2esislatur
pirO Der 9sneraIanpaIt BON Mihigan
OemnGdH einenprOceB onitrsngen, UNI
cine esrihtlibe 6sitftellune Der @ren8s
Iinie 3pii6en Mi6igan unb Wiscons
i'm gu erlansen. Angeblih Ioa Elm ,Snz
g~enieur bel Der in ben Oreibissr Sab
rem porgsnommenen 9srmeFune einen
6ebler eema6t buben, pobur6 Biss
Coniin Elm mebrere buuoert Auaoratz
meilsn u%mfahsnOer@ Omplsr 5ufiel, Der
eigentlid benz 5taate Midigan 3usss
b0ren ioa.
gu Rabean fieI Der 5 Sabre olte
56ps. Mattbefps unter bic @G0er eiz
ner5rahtcar, auf bic er gstIettert mar
uno gesen bic Elm 6rodt5us plobIi6
anranute, uHo puroe bu6fdbli9 5ers
malmt.
- sa eiferIihtieer 0utb OeI9iftete
Iih in MustegOn Die 81 Sabre
alte Aueenie @rdD nit garbolIdure,
neil ibr gsrlobter in ibrer @egsnpart
cine ibrer 6reunbinnen setiiBt bate.
II 2ouis gouTaro, Elm 56 Sabre
alter 9ionisr : 5armsr beg gpantD
Delta, purbe BON sinem ouf i'm fall
snoen Baumltamm ausenblidli6 ges
t6otet.
- Sn Benton 6arbpr erlitt
Die Satin oss Qloermans $. Dob
bsrt1eim our6 Stur5l BON elmer electric
Ihsn Gar ben 5po.
Der Is Sabre aIte 5enrnRobins
ion pom 8dpIoro serietb in elmer
SGgemiible in ganber6ilt in oas
UlaIhinensetriebs uno Don Der gruIt
a6pGrts purbe i6m babel Der 2ei6
aufseidliBt. gr mar Iofort cine 2ei6e.
- Gale6 @atOn, Elm betanntergirs
ger Don 9pil0nti perunelidte bti
elmer DurhbrenneIst t0btIit.
Der 70 Sabre alte Sbos. @reens
pOob, felt SO Sa6ren in Sadfon
Counts pOhnhaft. srtrGnfte Iih in
elmer Srdnts nabe 2eOni ausger8peifz
lung uber ano0uernoe &rdntlidtsit.
1nnu.
- rad geritten aus pisIen Gouns
Ties iisbt ss nit Der 9orniaot in bic
fem Siaats nod lebr fiimmerlih aus.
Bel elmer 9oOtpartie auf Dem
Miifiiippi limb 81 Dubuque gouI
Sizes. Nm. 5tOltsbsn urb Rid. Foref
ourh bas umIhlagen hires 8ootss srs
truntsn. s3psi anbsre 7bsiInebmer an
BET gartis purben ssrstiet.-gom II.
Big 10. SUM- fano bier oos .granb
Qrmp : gncampmsnt4 bes Staates
Soma ftatt.
Sin furht5drerS turm fuhte am
I. SOnntas : Qaamittas gleoont
8dlIep heim. Sin Dabeno 5Gmis
lien iHo obbdtias. Bm. 5arpeb ns6t
5rau uno 2 ainpsrn purosn osrlest.
uno elm auf $4,000 geTddsttr 5a6s
IhaOen anssridiet. - Sn eana Nas
rion gouHtp ba5sn bic Saaien grobsH
Sdaoen erliittn.
- Der erits Dirbeliturm, Der ie i'm
fuboflitsn Soma 81 Der3sihneu mar,
Fsgte iia am /. WoHtas in Dem 1armz
lan0e 6Dleilsn n5rblih BON 9ttums
10 q sinsn gFab BON 2 Dleileu 2dnge
uno 100 6uB grsits. IS nurDe piel
gisb set06tst. 5auisr 5sfanosn fh
i'm Starmpfabs nidt. uno Dober pars
psn aud tsins qeriOnen osrIssi.
- Be "a Sabre ate 5ei3er Ron
Mtguite Don Wate=lop fiel Az
Wan9eFsr uHisr bic Rdoer elmer
Ira6tcar. BE i'm ben aopf tbdtIdhs
lid pom RumpF trsunten.
qsrop Mare. gsiTrsr ccr 0ers
frahtsn 5armtrg e 8toUsrs' gaaf
in 5epmpHEi III pom osr grdnoiurD
Guf 4 gaHcte Sin ihuI5ia 5sianbsn
uorbea; orsi Iautsn auf bstriaeriTas
gantFR5rung uHb elmer auf untsrs
fhl1sun9. Ssin 9Eoeeb Diro in Css
to6tr sar 8srhanolung tommtn.
IT. 9htl. 4. 8olaRo oOn 9 en- ars,
sinsr osr an~ssishsnfsn anDdl.e urn
rspu5lisani5sR YaIiiitsr In H1rersfs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-16

en- bisism q lts treibt F6 sss
eenpdItis elm Wana bsrum. Osr oHs
gsbli3 iogsn. 81 cial g~sarboois'
Don gfdrreisn brudta piu, nHb gu
oisism 3Dsde Sci IN @efhdFtsIeutsn
Der bsireFfsnosn 2 vHs4n3sigsu idms
melt. Dat Il oann TX 4n3eistH nas
tirIit sesen 9oras Ss8ahlaHg, dnges
famnelt. 10 Usroufia &.
9css : 2ato. bat tsinsn 5ems
psteH3commiHdr. Is GbsrssTitt bat
BAG 65Isli6e gsIss fiji oerfahuHgss
pioris ertidri.
Gin 5susr. be- I'M @eidditstens
irum Don BilIop GitD s~ntiidHb,
dlhefie Is gsi6aT idoen sin.
~ Sn ziDga nd oos 5otsl Ii
osa, BE 4poibs.e sHb 4 oH0sss gss
iadftsIoeals abss5rzani.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
ENTER LIQUOR FIGHT
Germans and Hibernians De-
clare for License.
NOT ALLIED WITH DEALERS
Strong Independent Force 20 Oppose
Bills that Would Make washing
ton a Dry City-LiauOr Men Also
Preparing for Active Campaign
Against Anti-SaIOon League.

The United German Societies. Of this
city. including twenty-one organizations.
have made common cause with the An
cient Order of Hibernians in the anti-sa-
loon fight, and win act independently OF
the liquor interests in their efforts before
Congress to defeat the bills having for
their purpose the adjustment of the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquor In this city
The German-American Alliance whose
annual meeting took place In New York
about three weeks ago, passed resolu-
tions 10 make a vigorous fight against
the prohibition forces In every State. par
ticularly so, however. in Congress. The
German-American Alliance numbers two
millions Of voters, and the national or
ganization Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans, with branches in every city and
hamlet, have Joined the movement, and
viii lend to it their influence 70 defeat
prohibition measures, no matter in what
state they may be introduced.
During the last session of Congress
thirty bills were introduced regarding the
liquor traffic. Among these measures
there was the Weber bill. which, had it
become a law, would have sealed the fate
Of the liquor traffic in this city. The
temperance forces are determined to
again present a number of bills at this
session Of Congress. the most important
Of which IS one to make. Washington a
dry town. Another bin to be intro
duced by the prohibition forces has for
its purpose the deprivation of intoxicating
liquors Of their rights TO the protection
Of the interstate commerce laws.
Liquor Dealers Active.
The Federation Of Liquor Dealers Of
this city. knowing the prowess Of their
temperance foes, is strengthening its or
ganization and Is preparing to fight every
measure that viii be offered by the anti
saloon people. ]. G. Deponai, secretary
Of the Federation of Liquor Dealers in
this city, in speaking about the matter.
said:
THE movement inaugurated by the
Federation of Liquor Dealers for the con-
federation Of all branches Of the liquor
trade and allied interests, is gaining
friends and advocates every day. not only
In the trade. but also by organized la
Dor. which proved a powerful factor at
the last session Of Congress by its pro
tests against the WebbeT bill
The Trades Unionist." Of this city,
commenting on the movement, has the
following to say:
THE proposed confederation Of cigar
manufacturers, cigar makers. statesmen.
iCemen. brewery workers. drivers, bot
tiers. soft drink manufacturers. bakers,
provision men, bartenders, and whisky
wholesalers is progressing, and the COM
mittee of the Liquor Dealers Associa-
tiOn, composed of Walter J. Costello,
Hugh Harvey, and William Barry, ex-
poets TO have the organization IN working
shape before the first of the year"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
URGES IMPROVED HIGHWAYS.
Engineer Submits Report and Makes
New Recommendations.

New Recommendation.
The report Of the engineer Of highways
for the surface division for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1907, has been filed with
the District Commissioners
The total appropriation by Congress and
funds available by other means amounted
to about Sl,540,OOO, which were designed
for the paving and repaving Of streets,
suburban roads and streets. for the con-
struction and improvement Of bridges.
and the repairing of pavements disturbed
by excavations.
Under the item repairs to roads" the
following are noted: Resurfacing with
gravel of Piney Branch road, north Of
Webster street: resurfacing Of Bright
wood avenue at several points: Military
road. from Rock Creek TO Daniels lOad,
and other suburban improvements.
The resurfaeing of Pennsylvania avenue
northwest from Sixth and Fifteenth
streets win be completed under the ap-
preparation for 1908, The adjustment OF
the tracks Of the Capital Traction Com.
pany, to permit Of proper drainage, was
involved in this work. and was the source
of large expense.
The work Of the Union station has. in
the opinion Of the engineer Of highways
continued during the year with fair prog
ress. About 90 per cent of the total
work on the area, including the stations
terminals, and yards north of Florida
avenue, has been completed, and about
the same percentage Of work on the
station building also has been comDleted
The greater part Of the work on the ex-
press building at Second and II streets
northeast has been finished, ds we'll as
Of the power house on the corner Of
First and l streets northeast.
The foundations for the T street Lri6ee
have been begun, and the greater par
OF the work on the round houses and
shops at Ivy City have been completed.
In addition to this work, the First
street and the Virginia avenue tunnels
have been completed and are in use. Il
is also expected that the old Pennsylvania
station, at Sixth and B streets, will be
abandoned for the new union depot about
December l Of the present year.
In his recommendations, Engineer. Hunt
desires that the appropriations made FOR
the item construction of country. roads"
be aggregated and operated on the same
schedule as that in vogue for paving
streets within the city limits.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
MACHINES TO SELL STAMPS
POst-Ofice Department viii Consider
Models Submitted,
Automatic Vending CoBtrivances
May Replace Small Postal Sinh
stations In Larger Cities,

a special committee, named by the
postmaster general, win begin sessions
this morning TO investigate the advan-
tages Of machines submitted for use by
the government in the automatic sale Of
stamps
Ihls committee is composed Of Messrs.
Mcmillan. inspector In charge Of the
Washington division. chairman. Andres
OF the Office of the second assistant post
master general, and Assistant Postmaster
Davis, Of the Washington postofce.
Up to yesterday, three machines had
been submitted, but it IS Anticipated there
will be between twenty and thirty on ex-
hibition before the meetings OF the COM
mittee end.
The machines submitted come from In
ventors in Boston. Cleveland, and Indian
apolis, but the department has had let
ters from about thirty inventors, who say
that they viii submit models within a
few days. One Of these will come from
Germany and another from England.
The machines now here will sell stamps
postal cards, and envelopes. Two will
sell one and two-cent stamps. postal
cards and envelopes, while another sells
only envelopes.
II is the plan Of the department, in
case a machine is found that is regarded
as successful. 10 place the machines in
drug stores and like places. where now
small sub-stations are maintained. On
the depositing of the right change, the
machines viii hand out the proper
stamps.
The present exhibit Is in the room back
Of the museum, on the first floor OF the
Post Once Department building, and has
attracted much attention.
The hearings Of the committee will he
public, except where the inventor has
parts OF his machine unpatented. and
does not care to expose It to public view
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
MR.. AND MRS. LISNER RETURN.
Back in Washington After Summer
in New England.

Washingtonians VIII note with pleasure
the return of Mr.. and Mrs A. Lisner to
the city, after m extended sOj0urn in
New England Mr Ilsner and his wife
spent a pleasant summer at their New
Hampshire home. remaining there until
September 50. after which they were in
New York until October =
Upon his return 90 his desk, Mr. Lisner
was presented with a large bouquet Of
chrysanthemums, as a mark of esteem.
from his clerks. Yesterday Mr. Lisner
entertained his entire force in the dining
room OF the Palais Royal
Mr and Mrs. Lisner viii be at home at
their SIassac husetts avenue residence dur
ing the winter.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport News. and al
points s0uth-N0rfolk and Washington night steam
ers every evening in the ysar at $50 and day
steamer daily at 5 a. m
To Mount Venon-SteameT Macalester. daily. Il
g. H. and 30 p. m. from Seventh street wharf.
To Rock Greek Bridge Geological Park, Chew
Chase, and Kensington-Cars from Fifteenth STREE
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes
To Alexandria-FerTy steamer Lackawanna ever,
hour and half from a. N. to D. n.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
GRowN-UPs TO ADOPT SKATES.
Government Employees VIII Glide to
work on Rollers.

Several young women will form a party
.of thirty-five, which proposes to take W
roller skating. and will skate 10 work in
the Post-ofice Department next Monday
morning
The idea is the result OF a canvas made
by @. G. Thompson. assistant chief clerk
of the department, who believe that skates
may become just as necessary in the
worlds scheme OF rapid transit as bicy-
cles, and it took him but a short time to
enlist recruits.
All have purchased skates. and Monday
morning viii glide 10 work on rollers.
II the idea advanced by the thirty-five
Post-otiice Department employees grows II
is probable that there viii be a rapid de-
mand for skates among the grown-ups.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
New Pharmacists Licensed.

At the regular quarterly examination OF
the board Of pharmacy of the District OF
Columbia. held October 10 and Il. the fol
lowing were listed as the successful candi.
dates; Henry Bussey Floyd, Milton Leon
Goldsmith. Carl Forrest Silcott, Andrew
James O'Neil. John Robert Jacobs, Alex
andeT Leon Mikules and Miss Stella Cor
nelia Nelson. Each was licensed to prac-
tice pharmacy in the District Of CoIum.
bia at meeting of the board, held yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
COURT HEARS DAMAGE SUIT.
Wants $4,000 for Alleged Assault
In Car.

The suit Of Chambers r. owen against
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company for $4,000 damages was begun
In Circuit Court No. yesterday, Justice
Anderson presiding.
Mr.. Owen declares that on May s. 1906
he was assaulted without cause by con-
ductor employed by the company. that his
nose was broken. and that he was elected
from a car.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
HAYTI SHOOTS FIVE CoNvICTS
Political Prisoners Go to Death nj
DHybreak.

II. ". Furniss. United States minister
to Hayti, advised the State Department
that five political prisoners recently tried
and convicted there. were shot at day
break yesterday The cases have been
followed closely by diplomatic representa-
tives. but as the convicts were all Haytian
subjects no international question was in
VOWED.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17
Changes in Health Department.

Health Officer Woodward recommends
for his department the reappointment OF
DR.. Motter as chief inspector and deputy
health officer. and the demotion of VII
bur Y. Leech from clerk, at $1,000, TO
inspector, at $500; and w. o. Roome. ir..
from clerk, at $780, to clerk. at LOCO:
Sumpter Phillips, from clerk, at Sl.4OO.
to clerk, at $500, and Charles f. Holman
from chief inspector and deputy health
officer, at $500, TO clerk. at $1,4O0. The
Commissioners approved the changes,
which took effect yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
Hotel, Summer Garden. Rathskeller. N.
Y. ave. and 1lth st. F. Endres. Prom
The Washington herald., 1907-10-17

doz; pkgs. 1Oc Red Ribbon Mincemeat
for 25c; bottles 10c Vanilla for 25c:
Maple Butter, 2oc can; Vermont Syrup,
l9c bottle. J. T. D. Pyles' stores.
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Grain Georgia Pine Flooring, IL to "a
feet; perfectly seasoned. H. n. Taplin
1907 I st. NV.
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Harvev,s Re.tau-.n.

Nice Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner. 1ss
The New Randolph, 1904 G st. NV.
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Reasonable prices. z. P. Hinkel & Co.
successors to Thorp Carpet Cleaning o.
ass Maine ave. sw. Phone Main 2C25
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Great Bear SPrirE Water, Gals. 5Oc.
Ofiice, 704 l1th st. Phone Main 962
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Home-mnde ChocoInfe Cnndian


Delicious and toothsome, special at q
cents per pound. James Paulos az Bro
sos Seventh street northwest
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Table d'Hofe Dinner. 75c, Tu,oA.

1aDie q HOte Dinner, I0cj Lunches a
la carte. Park Hotel, Winter Garden. N
ave. and 11th st. Hungarian Orchestra
during luncn, dinner, and supper.
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10000 Palms at - Cents Each.
kramer's, 916 f street northwest.
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Schneider's ~MaItD Bread CouIdD,,

Be otherwise than pure. Every ingredient
is the best-every process. mixing, knead
ing, &c, proceeds under cleanest possibI,
conditions. Tell the grocer to send IL.
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VIII be open on Sundays hereafter from
! p. m. to midnight
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Georgia Pine 3xf2 JOists, IL to 30 Feet.
thoroughly seasoned. Il N. Taplin, 1901
d 81. NV.
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Very Low Rates TO birmingham. Ala.

And return, via Southern Railway, Octo-
Der ~, 70, z; final limit, October q, 1907;
account International League Press Clubs.
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Have Us DO Your Carpet Cleaning

Music at HRrVey's
Evenings from s to midnight.
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object of only standard grades Of
other credit
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19
THE AMENDED RITUAL
 .OF THE WESTERN MINERS
The Socialist Element Want no Oath Recognizing Rights Outside the Order.

Denver. June 1s.-At the convention of the Western Federation of Miners today an amendment to the ritual was offered by J. F. Colgan of Murray, Idaho. which aroused the opposition Of a certain element. and which promises to provoke a bitterness among the delegates. The section as amended. reads: This union eXacts no pledge or obligation from you that conflicts with the duty you owe to God, your country or your fellow man." The amendment also adds a line: 'Or in any way interferes with your relig- ious or political belief" It is pre- dicted that the socialist agitators will fight the amendment strenuously.
 The afternoon session was taken up entirely in discussion the contract sys- tenn. The delegates who are also members of the Industrial Workers of the World. decry the system which binds a man to work for a certain wage for a given time without a right to demand an increase. Other dele gates just as strongly favored the system to keep conditions settled and prevent repeated strikes.