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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-16


An appeal has been made TO the
President. and he is carefully con-
sidering IT, for the investigation OF
the two big telegraph companies with
view to Government ownership.
under the Postohice Department, or
ON the same basis that the railroads
are nov overlooked by the interstate
Commerce Commission. The tele-
graph is ~ much a part OF modern
business life as Is the postoffice, II
b more OF a public service corpora.
ton than any other institution in
the country except the railroads.
Considering the immense dividends
paid by the commercial telegraph
companies, even on their heavily
watered stock. IL Is certain tina, the
public could be given telegraph serv
Ice by the Government at something
the present postal rates
and still leave a margin for profit and
Government owner.
ship m2t not be desirable. but IL ~.
present strife keeps up between the
operators and the companies Their. is
a fair possibility that the telegraph
may be taken over by the Govern.
ment as a measure Of public protec.
ton. One does NOT hear Of strikes
In the postal service and their e.!Ini.
nation would h.. a gyea. rhirg fnr -ta
business public
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-16

TAe forest question involves the
~ GFsat Qosstjoos Of wood and
Wsass. WOOD - . prime necessity.
Or Dopala&ina b rapidly Increasing.
WAils euf voed supply IL more rapidly
11ulsisAlnO. We are consuming
vos1 thrss a four times rs fast
- or sssssGs ase producing II. I'm.
1oss sa1lesi eAaases are soon made in
ADsg1aon 0stAo1s a forestry. a wood
lnan1ne Vim ass.sedly ensue. Forest
a0va1 - DoQnta1Ds and hilltops Is
in1isUsaah1b y holding back rain
wo1se. en9 naineoinias equal stream
1sw. DssaAsd Af1sj6es mean an al.
tssolsss q destructive foods and
ABvoehas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-16
O O o o o
O FROM the PAGES
a OF FLORIDA PAPERS. c
n % q o o o o q
The Three Browns.

The ur\t primary i lkeiN to see
n Jefferson brown candidate 'or the
Senat. Jefferson Rro~ns candidate
.or Governor. and TIL day after there
will be A dark brown taste {" many
candidates breakfast - Pen>aCo a
journal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-16

7Ae LA1a1nnA NsWa b now an
sagAA1aOa alxAe1uD nsvsp6pcr. and
seA0Ulss 0sasslally tnvroved. We
esaQaGulnAs ~ Nsws upoo il sub
seaotlal ovtoeoce q pgosDesity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-16

uo1ong Jehnsesa a The Apalachi.
eoaa T1Dss = 90 e ths best para
0aoAOU = ~ 0eaAa. HIS ''squibs"
- tDol1 - . ~ point
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-16

~ ooo1n1ng ~ hsseoe 6se after fssa
ana1 s1vueiDeA1 uslea ethef~ise
= asnna. Rossias 20 known 70 -
OR6sovaBs1 - ~ Sus sAvertisiss IN a.
- Ao1DA I'm DAILY SCN.
aARDGYU&h VA.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05
MARIE MUSINGS.

Correspondence the Record. Dec. ,.
Mrs. Sherman wasa Mount Pleasant
Sabbath school visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. Gorder is over from east Marie
assisting j. r. Downing in drilling a
well.
Don't forget the preaching services
at Fairview by the Rev. Wood. next
Sunday. Dec. stb
The Thanksgiving dance at the new
Zeigler residence was we'll attended
and an enjoyable time Is reported by
those present.
No Sabbath-school will be held next
Sunday at Mount Pleasant on account
Of preaching services by the Rev. n
Wood at Fairview.
w. II. Grogan, accompanied by bis
mother, departed Wednesday for To
ronto, Ontario, where they will spend
the winter visiting Mrs. Grogan's rel
atives at her old home at Cannington
She left there twenty years ago
and this Is her first trip back. Both
parents have died since her departure
but she has ten brothers and sisters
with whom they will visit.
E. IRAN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05

more certainty than it is now. The
l-aMoure county people will have ac-
complished much IL their researches
make the matter clear and blaze the
way to another profitable industry in
the state.-Grand Forks Herald.
After Jan. /, 1908. no more third
grade certificates will be granted in
North Dakota, which means that the
lowest standard Of school teachers
will be required to pass the examina-
tion now required for second-grade
certificates. There will be two grades
of certificates; first and second
Whether-with teachers now scarce in
many places-this Is good law, re-
mains to be seen.
To sleep with an alleged horse thief,
who Is also suspected OF being con.
nected with bank robberies, and to find
him tugging himself loose from his
handouts, il the experience of Acting
0AASasN W. d. ILL., vi NllldWs county.
Finn brought to Minot Charles Win
field, wanted by the United States on
charges of horse-stealing. Winfield
was arrested in Canada just across the
line from Ambrose, and, waking up
in the night, found that Winfield had
picked the handouts and was just
slipping OFF the bed The sheriff gob-
bled him and put on handouts that
would stay put.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05
HAzBLT0N HAPPENINGS,
From the Republican. Nov. Isl

From the Republican, Nov. .s.
Merchant Cell is having an addition
built to his store building.
Dame rumor is busy with two we'd
dings for the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Matthews are
now nicely settled in their new Hazel
ton residence.
Jerry Cole is back from stay Of
several weeks on his farm few
miles north of Braddock.
New steel side walls have arrived
for the Republican Office to replace
plaster that long since fell OF.
Mrs. r. ID. Coonen came down from
Bismarck last evening for a stay Of
a couple of days with Hazelton
friends.
The last shock of grain has been
thrashed in this section, and taken
as a whole. the crop was quite salts
factory.
Oliver H0skins and family moved
Tuesday into that new residence they
have just completed mile east Of
old Williamsport.
Barber Winterton has added neat
case to his shop equipment in which
to keep his stock Of face creams,
soaps and other barber "fixins.'
Former Ashland (Ohio) residents in
this section. who know the family.
will regret to learn that Mrs II. j.
| Greshner is seriously i'll at Bismarck.
| Hazelton's restaurant and pool-room
again changed hands Monday; All.
Mikalson selling his stock and sub
letting the place TO Goehring Bros,
Will and Arthur.
j. b. Brock a few days ago dis
posed of a hree-year-old driving mare
for $125; VIM. Rowse of Hampton
being the purchaser When such
prices can bs had for light horses the
times are not strenuously hard
o. w. Nelson, we'll known Tell
resident, was a guest Of the family Of
o. w. Miller one day last week. He
took home couple Of those full-blood
Rhode Island Red roosters with
which to improve his poultry flock.
The Bismarck Tribune in it's "Twen-
ty Years Ago column, says that I'm
Emmons county w. l.. Yeater was
elected county commissioner over N.
]. Shields By vote Of Al to 30
Which calls up many interesting mem
cries of ''ye early dayes" in Billsport.
Two post cards reached us last
night from st. Louis, Mo- one from
F. W. Orthmeyer and the other from
Fred Snyder They and their better
halves are having delightful time.
Both mention having seen Bennie
Klabunde, and report him looking ex-
ceptionally we'll
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05

SThe First Bank Of Linton, Lin
ton. \. D.. has real-estate money TO
loan on good farm lands, three to 6ve
years.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05
A GREAT FAILURE.

A B,sa,arck Tr,bs.e cerr,,eeeA,.e
Qsotes Figures to Provo IT,
the Evils Of Excessive liQosr.
Osinkiag Are 0ottoe coaeeolOo1
BY The Llesass Syseen Thoa by
Prohibition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
8rnnoitiifS : lte6ertraanuocu.

Gli5obet6 9oiSlep an ,Wa6iIon
lno grooioro.Str g. 9. a." SItieite
Der 0fooeira.S troBe, no6e ai6lano.
Npenue, 12.4 bel 71.10, @rlno5inS
$50; $40.
Seiicrion 9. Spicer an 3. Sdmit.
ger, Nr. 106, o.acnmooo.a oenlte,
@runo5ins $3.50; $3.50.
anna Wf. @oooen an CHARLES 6.
Sop nno 6rar, Noroieite ser 9ioole.,
no6e Bombs traBe, IA BEL so, @runo.
sims sos; So.
Charles 9. guroette on @iaiant
$. Garter nno 5rait, RorOieite Der
Nortb'apenue, nabe Goaington.9(pe.
nlte, 10 bel so, @runo5ins sos; So.
SenrD Sbeeler lnb 6roll on Srant
o.. Joirol, @eitieite ser gisquitb.
nabe 5eoeral.S traBe, IA bel 81,
@runo5is $l2; 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

ier 3lpeig sen cbrenbofteIten unb
meit9ebenbItcn NntbciI.
9enen bon Sbnen. meld)e MN aus
oieier &orpcridait au9i6ciocn. qra-
tulire ib ber5Iih 81 Der moblabgerln1-
Oeten 9lrbeit, mclde Tie in 10 uneigen,
niiBiqer, mcrmiiOlidcr QSciie fir
Oo3 @obl ibrcr QcIicbten Stoot polls
brnd)t boben, rnO i6 pcriidrrc Sic,
ouB Sbrc cbrenbuitcn GienitlciItun-
gen INNER in Oonfborer GrinnCrutg
blcibcn meroen. Genen bon Sbnen
ober, peld)c bleibcu, fam i6 ultr
miinidcn, OaB lie in 3ufunft cbcuio
crfolgreiA IN ibrcm 9cmiiGen sir
66rocrung Scr Eroipcritdt BON 9ol-
timore icin mogelL >pie lie Is n61-
reno 0eS Gcrmin3 poreu Scr icBt iciu
Gn0c crrcidJt bat"
StootrotG5mitQlieo <bert cr9riif
iooonn 0o5 @ort mo iugte: SEER
GrGiiOcnt! "a sic Sernlinc GINGER
Mitglie0er 0icicS 3meigeS 0c5 Stoot.
rotbeS obgclauieu iinO, ruiinIAe iG
Sen MitglieOcrn oicicS 3mci8c5 &c.
gcniiber mcinc &odudtltng onS5u-
oriidCn u1o 5ruor oDnc Giidiid)t oltf
@ortciongeb9rtgfeit. IS lit itdcr, BOB
mir bon elmer polittidcn Yartci CT
mGblt mltr0crL trob0cm boben mir
nid)t erloltbt, OoB IN unicren Yflid)-
ten Oen 9iirgern bon Baltimore &c
0cniibcr @orteipolitif cine Hole ipicls
tc. SltoipioueQ babe ib Die gr0Btc
Ndytlulg Dor icOcm WfitGltcoe bieicr
&0rpcrihaIt rnO mcr0c III mcincm
IpGteren Sebcn mid nit Stolj un0
&crgnii9en ooron crinncrn BOB cS
mir pcrg0nHt mar, nit &bucn g~cuirtt
5lt bobcL ,no id) boiic, BOB Sbncn
9lQen quite @ciunObcit un0 Gin longc5
2eben beiGccrt icin m08c."
Scr 5wcitc 3mcia bcidloh Dem
ollSideiOen0cn ErGiiOcntcn George
81. @oit6cr Ben Gonf 0cS 3weigc3
oltS5uiprcden fir Die b0ilidc, 5lpor.
fommcnOc uno lnportciii6c @9ciic, in
mclder er OoS ErGii0ium fii6rtc, fer.
1ler ser bon Den GIcrfS rulO ionitigcn
9lngcIteQten. cini6licBli6 scr @crtrc-
ter ser &reiic, Qcleiitctcn 9lrbcit potlc
|2lucrfcnmmq miocrfobrcn 3u loiicu.
&crr @oitber oonttc fir Die linn 5u
G6cil 0enorocuc Gbrrng ulo crilldtc
sic Mitg!icOcr OcS 5mciten &otba.
5rpeigeS, inn ibre llntcri6riiten iiir
0icien 9ei6luB 81 gebcn, mas ioiort
0eidla6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
Iicnic Scr ~gGOt6manncr."

.@oco6ontossS tamm II. .. 81. 81"
peronItultet I'M Y@SeitenO @art"
Elm erfolareide@ Eicnic. Ser
qniiqcn aQer Art. - Ole 6eit-Go-
mttc'n.
Gu3 iitbctte groBc Ficnic OC8 $50
cobontaS 5tammeS, Il. .. 81. 81"
mcl6cS geItern I'M r@eitcno @Qrf"
Ituttiono, crtpies iif in ie0cr SinIidt
ais elm GROCER @rfola, iopobl mas sic
9cluitia1ngen, oils olcb Sen 9cil6
onbclun1t. NahmittoQ3 IieB 2cbtercr
oQcrotngs ST miiniden iibriQ ober
N6cnoS fomen nidIt mr. sic MIit9Iic.
Scr nit i6rcu 6omiljcn ionocrn olt1b
5o6lrcidc 6reun0e OC3 'Stonme3,
Ourunter Witglicocr Oc8 ,G~orrollton
Nrbciter : WGumerdJor5," Scr ,&p.
tbio8rittcr," Ser o@crmouio . 2o0c
9tr. I" uno n9orbnro 2oQe Nr. /,
3. 5. $. g" Gic Gri6icncncn anil
iirtcn iid) oitsge5ci6nct, ooriibcr ma
rem iif) ollie einig mo &cocrmoun
ucrlieb Sen 8orf QcQcn W}ittrr1odt
int portreffIihIten @lmor. Pm llntcr-
boltlut0 mar obioIut fcin MolQeI;
ga CAB eS EreiSihicBcL Erei5fegcIn
uno, mos Die gr0Btc Nn5icbumGSfroit
olli Die Sugeno all3iibtc, Cans. &rof.
q. S60nicloer'S Srdcitcr mar lncr,
mii0IiH i'm IufipiclCn biibihcr Cans.
meiicn. Sin @liidayoO, an Dem Die
Iroucu So6n Sobnion 2l(o Suns
un0 &crr &oiiototio t60tig morcrL
itono ME till. Nm SGicBitonO, no
&crr GGorIcS Gredt in icincm SSns
Oioncron5uq sic 6lintcn llr0, purOc
ilcibig 0efnollt, rno in scr GcqeI.
buhlL no Die &&. Geo. @cd, 8etcr
@cfiupr @ottlicb MiQrr unO $. Sent
rid Die 2lufiidlt fij6rtcll, murOen
bGltii9 ole Ncun 0ei6obcn. Mor fitr
9cLuItiGltng ell ollcr 2Irt rci6lid) &c
ior0t, 10 fe6ltc c3 ol;d) nift on Wtit-
telL nm oem 2lppctit Scr GriGienc'
men 81 cntipred)cn mo Ocrcn Curt 81
itiQcn. Ser 2oliS NrciOcnr6Oer
bo1tirtc tintcr cincm @urititon0 urO
Ser @uitoo @rolrGncr ucr5opftc co
len @eritenioft. Sir sic 0ontcnpclt
mar Elm @iscrentc. un0 &llhc1Ital0
ouiQeitcllt, al bem iiir @clO u1O quite
@ortc bon Sen 6rl$. 2oltiic mo &Gtbc
@oderbouier oIc m60liNcn SitBig-
fcitcn ST. babcn morcll,
Die Gomite'n mnrcn folgC10crs
moBcn 5uinmme1qcicbt:
arrangements Gomitc-SS. Nlr1.
6. @uOeder, @orjibcr, @crmom Is,
aoiiofatiS, Or. Stupp, &obn 5cnicn
uno @cnrp @oderbouicr.
Snn5Gomitc-S@. glnton @oOc
uno SEQ. Bed.
Gbiir.G @cippcrt mo
Scrnlom u. &nlinfotiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
SdiffSnadlridltcn.

Iem Dorf, 20. 0tai. = Der
0ompier ngranOenburg" lit bon
Bremen ongefommen.
. 0 it o II, 90. Mai. - Der Gam.
pier nGpmric" bon 2iuerpool traf
bier ein.
8lpmout9 +, 90. Mai. - Der
0ampier nBretoria" BON Sombrtrg
iebte feline Geiie no6 Ieip-Dorf fort.
Gberbourg 90. Mat. - Der
Gompier n&aiier 8ilbeIm Der 3pei.
te. traf bon gtelp.Oort ein uno fubr
na6 Bremen neiter.
0oper, 20. Mai. gaiiirt:
3ampfer nMain," bon Bremen nab
Netp. PORT 6eltimmt.
Gibraltar, 20. Mai. - Der
9ampfer yRedar" lit aif ieiner Ieiie
bon Neapel na9 Rem-9orf bier por-
lei gefabren.
@enua, 20. Mai. - Ser Gam.
pier n9orboroiia" lit bon 9tew.yorf
bier eingetroffen.
9remeH2 20. Iai. = 4ngefom.
men bon Nep-Dorf lit Der 8ampfer
n@roBer &urfiirit."
REAPER, 90. Mhi. = Ger Gam.
pier nSamburo" bon Rem.yorf lit
bier eingelulfen.
Gbrtitiania, 90. Mof. - Ger
Gampfer Oscar Der 3peite" lit BON
Hem.gort bier angelaa9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

SObu Slolpin5fi uuo 6ruu an 90.
@olebicn5fi, @eitieit ser Gltrlcp,,
nobe Gaiott.S troBe, @ruuo3ins $24..
80; 5000,
G%ot6orine Sllbr an Mforcin 9ielot
unO 6rolt, Siioieitc ser G~onton.9(pc.
me, uobc Stor.NQeD, 1873 bel =
$3.50.
SorrD 0omm al Sii0or Sborib,
NorOieite ser 0tcGlOerrplno6e 9ono.
StroBc, 1876 bel rs, @runo5in3
$20.25; So.
0opiO Golfer an 0torriS S6orned
uno 6rolr, Nor0oitieite ser Greter-,
nobe Siaen-S trnBe, 23.9 bel so,
@run05inS 500; So.
s. @iliou Scott urO Srou an
Sllion 30. 9Qiop, Oitieite Ser 8ao.
ions, nobe YrcS6urp.S troBe, IA bel
so, So.
George @0Gcr mo 6rou an Sobn
N, BbillipS uno 6rorL @eItieite Scr
Hopeualts2lIcD, noDe Seat6-S traBe,
IL bel -, @rlmb5in3 $24; So.
Golpor0 s. Gtord on G6oma8
8bitten mo Sroll, @eitieite Der Yas
tllrentj nobe Sopette.S troBe,
bel GIG, @rumo5inS $40; SIC
Sre0erid @ettenrlQer an
@olouerg, @eitieitc ser 9ll6em
uobe @rottsStr., 21.3 bel = Or
sins $50; So.
Sobn Wf. Sorte an SomeS q. Sc,
near & Son So, 7 8rlmoitiide, So.
9to6cl q. Compiler, NadlaBper.
mnlteriu an 6. G6anep, Siioieite Ser
ltnion-2laep, 10 bel 60, @runo5ius
$t3; $40.
n2lt5erue 2ano 60" an SSobn q.
Gpon unO 6rolt, OItleite Der 2afe-
mooo-9lpenuc, nobe OrIeons-S troBe,
IA bel 20, @runo5inS $40; $t650.
Not6nn S6ulmon on &orrp &ob
uno 6rnlL SItieite BON 8rooopap,
nobc 6opctteitrobe, 10 bel SO, @rb5.
$3.50; So.
s. ". Senrp 9odelmon, 8erip., al
Sobn ". &cnrp 9odclman etc,
8erp., 2 @ruuOitiide; 81.
Aleranocr 0fiGer etc. al Sarob 6.
Soiion etc, mebrere 8rltnoitiide; So.
@iaiom Steiu6nd unO 5rau al
George Seinbud, @eItieite Scr Bort.,
no6c GrleansitroBe, II bel &C, 8r05.
$50; $3.50.
gltgltlttS Yoper an Carroll g.
9lif, 3 @rumOitiide; So.
George Appel, Seit. .8o1Itr., an
George 2(ppel etc, Sitieite Der Spca'
more, nobe GroBitraBe, 80 bel =,
@runO5ins $22.50; So.
Mnrguret u. Gboate al eSames q.
9ealmeor & Son 60, 3 @runoitiide;
$5950.
@iQiam .. NanooQ, 3rultee, an
gnnie @enb, SrltItee, Norooitieite
Der WcGuqobs, na6e McWfe6enItr.,
1873 bel 104; $389t.S9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
Sr. 6. @. Gill AS So re 1T

Sr. 6. 8. Gill As So re alt.
= 3olrei6e Srellnbc unO @etonntc
oeS Srlt. &. @. Gia fo1ocu iid) ON
Spnntog in Der Booming 0eiieI6cn,
Nr. $40, perl0ngerte 6reOerid 2tOe.,
Elm, I'M i'm 3u ieinem As. @cburtS-
toge 81 grotuliren. IbenoS inn6 iid
cine gcmiitbIid)e @eieQi6oft, bnrl11.
ter WtitglieOer 0eS y9oOenier Ser.
Gins" unO nGorronton 9lrbcitcr WfGns
ncrdor&," 5uiammer, wcld)c monde3
8lo8 eolen He6enIoftcS aus Ocm
aeller OeS @c6urt8togSfinOer oui
oeiien Wobl lccrte. Sr. Gill murOe
am 10. Mloi 1859 in &nicIingct, 90.
Sen, geboren unO fam I'M Sabre 1871
nod amerifo. Set 2ongem lit CT
Sn6o6er zines .Gto6.
liiiemcntS, ouBerbem lit CT ais Grit
gent oeS oGarroIton Irbeiter. 0tGn.
ncrdorS," Sen er ms 2eben riei, los
mie mebrercr &ird)en1ore Dortbeil'
bait befonnt.
0eS tbGtIi1en IngriffS
b c 6uIoigt. = Ger % Sabre
olte Motormnnn @orren 9ltfinion
bon @r. 1923, 8eIt-5apette. StroBe,
mltroe geitern in Der iii0meitlidet
Eoli5eiitotion unter Der Nni6uloi-
gltt8 por9efiibrt, ongebli6 Wtottbem
Gonnor bon 9tr. 1923, Siio. Striders
StroBc, tbGtli6 an9egriffen 81 ba.
ben. Gonnor lpurOe am Sonntog
9lbeno bon jlpei Gaiionten an Der
Gde bon Yratt.S troBe uno Arling.
ton.glpeltlle, aus elmer &%opipun0e
bluteno, ouigefunoen uno nab BENT
DsSroitflin : Square Soipitul" &C.
6ra6t. Die &oli5ei brodte ipGter in
Grfabrung, 6oB OerieIbe bon sltfinion
81 9ooen geidIagen ipurbe, worolti
Die 8erboitumg oes 2etteren eriol9te.
ItflnIott nttrDe tltr eill ipeltereS Der
Dor am nG6iten 9onneritag feitge.
bolten, oa Gonnor bos Soipital nod
nid)t perGaiicn fonnte.
6angen rib an. - 3mei
II Sabre olte ana6en, SoDn Nopat
bon Nr. 400, 9uncan.gtaep, uno SSas.
Strejief bon 9fr. 4t6, an. 2(Qcp,
mrrocn am Son1tag 9l6eno OilrdJ ben
YoIi5iIten 3uliuS Ging9plO Oerbaitet
ulio nnd ser mittlereu Yoli5eiitation
gebratt, neil lie 10 betrunfen iporen,
DAB lie nid)t meDr 9e9en fonntan.
Nad)oem Tie niidtern 9emoroqn ma.
rem, muroen iie ibren gltern ii6er.
geben, melGe geitern 1ad)mittag nit
i9nen i'm Sllgcnogeridt criGienen.
SugenOridtcr 8ddaro lieB Die Sun.
gen nod grtbeilung einer Straipre,
| oigt l%aiifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22

Cine Eroucrbot6 oft. -.
Gon Cincinnati, Ohio, fommt sic
Srollerbotidoft, bob BORT Sr. 6rcoc.
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gran0mun0en, peld)e lie am lebten
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gloiIiuS 9. Sre0erid, miro nit Dem
morgen obgebenoen 2lopb.8 ampfer
ygreslall" cine oreimonotGi6e 3our
no6 Gelti6lono Stalicn 5ronfrei6,
Soamo unb england nntreien.
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peue Gr5tIibe Stob oes vSt.Soicpbs.
Soipitols," ser am /. sunni ontritt,
beitebt aus iolgenOen Gpftoren: g.
i. Guaem, Charles 8. Seftuings, g.
$. Giliiger, s. 3. Moore, Gugen 8.
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neite aer3teIto6 bes n9(Ggcmeinen
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MEMS. 8 MeSiaocs bon Canada, Or.
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bon Morplano uno 6. q. Wloore bon
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-22
Seine gara6eom Icfora.

Seine Bara0eo Icfora.
- Die 9altimorer Mfitglie0cr
Der Y@roBen arntee ser Repiblit"
6u6cn beidloiien, om Geforotionsta-
&c, 80. Wai, in 6ieiem Sabre feline
Boro6e aui5uiiiBren uno Den 0lciuos
rinl.@otteSoienIt I'M oSo0.5clom3.
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6ricOboie 81 boltelE 3ieier geidGltb
lit gcfoBt morOen neil bei'm Mcmo-
ial.@otte30ienIte orf Dem 6rie0boie
6en MoIer unb Ben @r1bern immer
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@aioltnoen erpIo0irt.-
9urdl Die @rplolion zines 8oiolin.
ofens entitono geItern Rodmittog
qegen 3 llbr i'm oritten Stodpprt
Der @obnlng bon Mi6ael Misjcod,
Or. sol, Observation-Disclosures, 6cuer.
Toli5iit 2eonaro bonn ipeitlifen 81.
ltritt ianote pom 9oIten 0r. 1876 ans
einen Mlarm Elm. Ger Sdo0en lit
nn6eoeuteno.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
DESTROYER MAKES SO KNOTS

DESTROYER MAKES SO KNOTS
PORTSMOUTH, Eng, Dec. 6-Au
records i'm its class have been broken
by the British turbine torpedo des-
Uoyer Tartar which covered 35.952
knots an hour against the tide on
the Admiralty course between South
ampton and Maplin Sands This rec
ord was made early in the week
when the Tartar was being prepared
for the official trials.
The official trials took place today.
Carrying greater load than that
stipulated in the contract. the Tar
tar made 34S57 knots as mean of
six runs over the Admiralty mile
course During a two-hour test the
vessel maintained a speed of 347
knots an hour The contract calls
for 80 knots.
Oil is used exclusively for fuel The
destroyer is 27O feet long, has a
draught of s feet and is of l4,50O
horse power.
Previous to the trials of the Tar
tar the speed record was held by the
Mohawk, a sister turbine vessel. which
had a record Of 34H knots an hour.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
GRAVE OPENING BEGIN.

LONDON, Dec. 3O.--Work has been
started in opening the grave Of r. c.
Druce, who, is was testified in the
Druce-Portland case, was fifth Duke
on behalf of the claimant to the duke
dom that the grave purporting to be
that of r. c. Druce is occupied by a
coffin filled with stones Hence the eX-
humation ordered by the Marylebone
Police Court trying the case. The
work involves the removal of a three
ton monument The public is exclud-
ed from viewing the operations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
WIRELEss PHONE RECORD.

COPENHAGEN, December lS.-Ir
was announced today that wireless tele-
phonic messages We're transmitted 200
miles yesterday, between the Wressen
Zee wiress station at Brlin and the
Lyngby station, near This city.
A German company recently tele-
phoned wirelessIy from Nieun TO va
rious places in Germany fifty to sixty
miles distant
This would appear TO beat the pre-
yiOus record
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
DEFENSE AT PANAMA.

WASHINGTON, Dec 29-It has been
decided to locate the locks of the Pan
anna canal nearest the Atlantic and the
Pacific seaboard further inland than
provided for in the original plans The
idea Of the change is to put the locks
out of the range of any possible bonn
bardment by a hostile fleet in the
event Of war
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-30
FLEET SAILS FOR RIO.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Dec. 20.
The fleet will start from this port
for Rio de Janeiro today. All the YES
sells have been thoroughly overhauled
for their run to the Brazilian port.
ANOTHER JAMESON'S RAID.
PUERTO CORTEZ, Ven, Dec. %
It has been learned that an expedition
is now organizing and Quitting in
British Honduras for the invasion of
Guatemala.