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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-11

Adjourning this morning, the state
board of pardons made known their
recommendations for clemency, which
include 80 final discharges FROM prison,
II final discharges from parole, Is pa
Some 200 applications for leniency
were considered by the board.
1t is a remarkable fact that none Of
the recommendations include a pris-
oner from Walla Walla this time.
Several made application but none
showed sufficient reason to the board
to justify them, in their minds, to
grant the desired clemency.
Most of the paroles and discharges
are made upon recommendation Of the
prison officials for exemplary charac-
ter and in some cases the trial judge.
One however, J. w. Donovin, is given
a final discharge upon recommended
ton of the British consulate, that he
may be deported. All the recommend
ationS are unanimous.
The meeting of the board was
special one, called to consider the
number of cases which were brought
before it, as they have piled UP with
such amazing rapidity since the pas
sage of the indeterminate law that the
regular quarterly meetings cannot
take care of the business. The board
adjourned to meet in its regular ses-
sion on January 4.
The members of the board present
were H. T. Jones, of Tacoma; j. H.
Davis, of Spokane; MI L. Piles, of Sc
attic; Warden G. S. Reed and State
Clerk Walter McCallum.
Paroles.
Having exemplary conduct, the fol-
lowing prisoners, were, on recommen-
dation Of trial officials, recommended
for paroles:
William Rlount, King county.
Noah Davis, King county.
Florence Eder, Lincoln county.
James Gray, Franklin county.
Robert J. King, Yakima county.
James LIayo, Spokane county.
George Minnemier, Whatcom coun-
ty
Samuel Matson, Chehalis county.
Arthur c.. Mace, Chehalis county.
Harry OBrien, Chelan county.
Battista Pigazia, Kittitas county.
Edna ;Seright, Spokane county.
Chas. Schoonover Chelan county.
A. D. Tucker, Lincoln county.
James Thompson, King county.
J. w. Watson. Stevens county.
Charles Newcombe. Spokane county.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-11
Tag. you're it."

Tag, you're it."
That is what you will hear some of
these fine days in Walla Walla if plans
now being formulated by the Woman's
Park cub are brought to a realization.
Tag day" has developed into a popu-
lar method Of raising revenue for
charitable and civic improvement pur-
poses and that Walla Walla is soon
to have a"Tad day. is almost certain.
Tag day. in Seattle recently netted
the sum of $4,000 for charitable pur-
poses, in Portland $4,000 was raised
and in Spokane, $4,000.
While it is not expected that such
big sums will be realized here, 1t is
believed that a Tag day" will help
swell the funds of the Park club or
such other organization as first uti-
lies this new means of raising money
in Walla Walla. There has been some
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-11
Sunday Closing Crusade.

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-PrOtestant
ministers of Greater New York are
planning a great crusade to suppress
Sunday vaudeville, the only form of
theatrical entertainment now permit
ted in the metropolis on the first day
Of the week. The movement will cu1-
inmate with a general meeting on
January Is next.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-11
Harvard Celebrates.

BOSTON, Dec. 11.-Sons OF Johi
Harvard will gather at local notei
This evening to celebrate the recent
victory of the Crimson footpail eleven
over Yale. The banquet Will De heio
under the auspices of the Harvard
club of Boston, which includes In us
membership some of the leading men
Of the Hub.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-11
naces In Alamo City.

U~00 IN NId0 OeJ'
SAN ANIDNIO, Tex, Dec. IA
winter tacin& ,meet, to last nineteen
days, viii be kinaugurated tomorrow
on the track a the International fair.
Enough horses IRE stabbed here to
guarantee successful meet.
Joseph A. lfurphE, the veteran judge
who presided last year at Sheepshead
bay, who is proh1bly the best known
judge in the, racing game, will pre-
side at the San Antonio meet. Arthur
Mcknight, having off1ciated as starter
several times at the International fair,
will start the ponies at the winter
meet. A Boardman will be- clerk of
in charge of the ring.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-11
A BOLD, BAD MAN.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. Ii
; Without the slightest provocation I
; day shot up a dive full of ne 1
} groes, killing four and wounding 1
) seceral. He was captured later. 4
; 4
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-12-11
+ = + + I. + + 1! + + + + I. .
RUFF GUILTY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Ii I
Abe Ruef was found guilty at 4:1O +
yesterday afternoon. The case is 4
: ended and the jury has been It's I
missed. San Francisco is rel ,ic- +
: ing and the prosecution is jubi- +
lant +
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-11-04

m the whole northern half
coast the reported destruction by fires
likely that the will
worst ia The last quarter century seems at no part OF the country has
the that visited
the
the New England states and Canada have had
tho
fires all parts the viii be
n cs II r 70 Give even the mo conservative 6srs sumce
say hc
converted cash. could provide for good sized navy OF hcass bat
tieships
good
fre problem practical oeers
have started widespread states check them
protection thinking there
awakened intense interest throwing better protection around
supply dwndcs
Although the fire menace sections officers
forest service estimate that the total cost the forest hres In the national
salaries
s GOO GOO acres The yaue Of tho timber dotroyea viii moi
the end the
will he much greater than previous because
individuals private corporations having large timber
fire fighting along much the line the
and in this way they have given protection to
witch miyh' have had
unprotected
Tho official gives the burned by forest fires
collected 1900
mated
OF forest burned over was undoubtedly smaller sun the loss was not less
% ,t a ont of damage Ipon the aais Of tho FOREST service e.
perence
the the United
900 This
nothing of all other damages caused by forest fires
That the estimate the fire loss not exaggeaei can be seen from
of individual fires The Ink fire in Minnesota in 1894
instance burned over an area OF 200 square miles killed us people and
entirely from the vast Quantities o lumber burned DESTROYED $ooOVo
fire in Washington and Oregon in 1909 destroyed
We that all the conlagauons
which under fire patrol would probably be checked
in year $oooOOoO e for forest
hes we cou % @ % sSo oo ooo acy % a,nount och yar 70
This 45ooooooooo feet
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-11-04
TIRE SCENE FR0w HE4R 20

this
soil fertility
cannot be estimated Damage river and adjacent
destruction OF the
millions dollars
probation which destroying the
sbe hndance business enterprise
before
IL
burned
lO9iO 1904 white during the period
the national 5s0OOO to 6
100000 this smaller than 0 cent which
the entire administration
practically
attained
Columbia
lot the fire fighting line
held utterly insignificant when
considers which would
theo been protection.
he benefit OF administration
the of this statement Is
shown the national forests during the last three
the
the department agriculture the change the form hre reports
impossible which
than S0DO0000
nehalf
the burned before The value the timber destroyed
IN
when the reported 81 100000
report s12s5O in
1907 land
in Kansas and the Wichita National Forest Oklahoma After eima
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-11-04
FIRE. N0R7HERW WISCONSIN,

DESTROYED by the years fires was only
fighting (Which figured exclusive forest officers
$3.50 against ss7eS in 1906
Although the fire menace has been serious IN All sections the
salaries of forest officers will be
putting of which
100000 The value of the timber DESTROYED will
will much greater than In previous because
of the unusual destruction by are in all sections . -
public lands each Will see that through fire patrol
maintained national forests the losses can be reduced tho
minimum
the their
the which
reducing the loss from forest tho
perfection machinery for hghting these fires
the national
During the extensive work the
of trails bridges telephone
condition where the work OF hre lighting will be
is practically impossible
will be the burntoer before
obtained and the timber that absolutely
this until
Putting
the ground Al he cent interest the amount OF capital lost would
forestry
appropriation
The burning prosperous
nearly three weeks the item of which figures
hardly feel NJ home unless there the smell Of smoke the mir ot IRE
flames valuable stand Of timber they fairly
striking feeling safety given ON
tmaed s25ooo S5OOOoo including
chan and other item of direct The fire
the had been burning the nearby
entered h Guy @ uch OF gale from the northwest and laid the place
ruins in less time than takes tell it. Up within
the flames o'nsA the the confident that
danger and With few exceptions about their business
When the fire all panicstcken
hand, which
usefulness fed the making the
the FIRE il
that was SHARED
by the flames beautiful
we're saved because of peculiar shi;tag Of hs wind
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1908-11-04

which
f4O would left
National Arizona,
The mbes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07

pier, 20 SGuBifiiic; 10000 Sonrcn
&1mblrg. Siioomcrjto Clinic, u see
6ontpfer, $4,000 Eonnen. &oSnloS-
2inie, 81 Seeoompfcr; 10000 Son'
ncn. GeutidJ -2luitroIiide %tnlr, y
Secoonlpfcr 14t,0 600 Conner. @oer'
mol,rt. Clinic, So SccOompfcr, $4,000
Gonnen. Gcuti6 , Citoirita Slllle,
20 See0ompier ur0 s feline CONT
pier, $1,000 (onncn.
9eIgicn 1T Ourd ieA IL
gIieoerung be5 Gongoitaotca lomobl
nod Der gluSoeDnltn0 %iei1c9 |ellBeS
ais aud nod Ser 3obl Der onrollT
mobnenoen Giugeborenen Die piertc
&oloniolmod)t ser GrOe gG%poroell.
@nglnno ninlmt natiirli6 IN beloell
@e3ieblngen Die critic, 6ronfreid Die
5tueite Stcle elm. Ser TlddcnollSs
0ebnllng Ieiner aolonien tad ut
Gcltitlon6, Scr Ginppbner}obl nof
SoQon0 Die brittle Mtn6t, ulo ibneIl
folQt 9elgien unmittelbor. Gte IcdS
midtigitcn &oloniall taotct folgen
cinunoer 10: i. Nud Ser NllS0cb-
nlllg: Gn0lnno 22,t16lS5 GlloOrat,
ailomctcr (ein GuaOrotsailomctcr
OBS Guoorotmeilen) 6rurlfreif A.
477,745 Gfl.; 9eutidlonO 100000
Gfl.; @elBien 100000 Gtl,; Eor-
tu0ol 100000 Gfl.; &ollon0 1900
600 Gfl, >. Hodl Ser Ginpobner.
5obI: Gn0lono 352, 100000, 6rn1f
reid 53,OO0,OO0, SpQanO 36,OOO,O0O,
8elgicn 25,O00,000, 9clltidluno 49,
000,0OO, Hortltgol 100000. Cine.
aloiiifi5irung Der &olonlal-
nrGd)tc miirOc freilidD b%cionOcrS Den
lpirtbi6oitliden @crtb Der &oloniol-
ob5uWGgen bobeL mo Der
lGBt lid) lliht in 10 einfofcn 3oblen
QllQcbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
GinfiiBrnng Der brittcn alaiIc bcim
Hu%rbbeutidJcn QlpNo.

alti bcn Eoiiogicroompfcrn oes
~Nprooeutlden 2lopo" gnb eS bisber
iiir Die llnterbringung Der Eoiingiere
nitr Saiiiten I. mo 3. &laiie, lolpie
OnS ,3lpiihenbed. lin MIN out)
Characterization Teiienoclt, oeilen
lid cine 9fciic IN Der 3. &loiie nod sll
foitlpielig geitultet, rnb melfe nidt
I'M 3piiheIlocd beforoert meroen
mnlen, cine ongenebmc @eiorocrlung
81 gemGbrcn. bat Ser r@orobclltidc
Slop0" lid eltidloiien, aif ieinem
nelteu Camper George @aibine.
ton Scr ON 81. OCTOBER 3. IS. in 8e.
gcniport oes amerifaniiden 9otihaf.
ters in Berlin, Or. Sill, altf Der
@crft bes Stcttiner Sultan in 9re-
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shrcou bes etoDt.Ncoitrators.

baltimore, 7. Sitober 1908.
gtQen Harnn inierelltrten Eerionen miro bier
nit Nabriht ertbeiIt. onB Der StabtsSneenieur
ort 6, Sitpbcr 1908, pic e3 bitrdb Den gbfdnitt
81 IS. MrtifeI As, neS 91Itimorer Staots9ooer
bon 1898, perIanat luiro, Den erilirenoen B!an
mn ole Neri1abibdtun9cn lir Die 9itocuirun9,
Yfluiterung mo JiduoitcilheieBung ber Hpie.
etraHe, bon Der Siloieite Der WouuntentzS traBe
bis Slir 9~turofciie Der Mc@locrrusS trube, III oles
fem Ni!rcnu birterleQt bat.
guc Dnpoll beriibrtell 0erioneu firo bereb.
tigi, inneybulb so Sa9en. opm Satlit oieicr
Notij an. I'M baltimore Stnhtgerlht nurb
fhriit.i1 Cingercidte Retitipr. oageGeit 81 appel
liren.
3. Seipcll Sbumas,
(Stt7,t4,2 81 ,2S) StaotsJtegtftrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07

Oolu pom Stopcl lollfen ioG, nod
cine brittle &lolic cin5ltribten. Gle
aonmern iijr Neiienbe 3. 8loiic be-
finoen iid i'm Dinteren Sbeil OeS
SdiiicS. Sic mcrOcn fir 9, 3, 4 uno
6 Ecriolten ciuQerid)tet. SSbre 4llsz
ltottlulg lit einfoher, ols bie Der 2.
aloiic, je6od mcrocn bic 3immer nit
alien erforoerli6cl 9equemlidfeiten
perie6en. BUR 0cmeiniamen @e.
Iublttg itehen ocn HeiIenOen in ser
3. aloiie ciu Qcnlciniume5 GB5immer
oltf Dem SnIon0cd, ionic in Der
&6bc oes BromcuuocnOcfS eiltHalld.
3immer uro Elm Noum fir 6rauen
sur &erfiigunQ. Ser frcie Sbeil oes
binteren obereu SoIonOcdS u1lo 0oS
Gcf ii6er Dem Gompfitclterboil3
0icnt Sen Eoiiogicrcn 3. aloiic sum
I'M 8reien. Sir Die 3pi-
Eoiiogierc iinO Die HGilme
I'M Gori6iff 6es Solor-, Sotpt. ullO
llnteroeds eingcridtct. Sir ben Nllf.
entbaIt I'M 6rcien oicncn oieien Nei-
Die Bad unO 0oS freie obere
Solonoed.
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sArcau Der Observation-Disclosures . %eunmiHare re.

N%nltim0re. Den II. Scptenbcy 1908.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : 9omnttiiGse iHddlell
bicrmit in lcbercinittnmllltl nit oe!l NG!illlh'
ie bic critic 8erlnmmllng ant Wiuntag, ben 10.
Sftpber zoos, @urnittaas II llbr, In benz eit'
renu Der Gunnlniiidrc. @oensSjebdioe, Sertll9ton'
mo SollieansSIruBc, dbbaliell %loeroell, nm Ole
neil uto bon ibreri berlnn0te:i Gtlibten 81 CT
iiillcn I'M Netrcif Der 9unbcllitirilIi1 ltnn Sroffs
imtna bon n.Nuenuc, bon Der gtorooitlelte
iu~citfCite Der Curtain gnclue, 9clIdb Der I'M 81.
Stu0uii 1908 lilitcr3cihnete1 0eroroluRg 9tr.
1875 oc5 WiuDpr5 mn Staotrnipo.
Samcs 81. SmiitiI,
Siibtro Wt. Rats,
gSiiliam 9. Ntiuppo,
9|ommiif1re.
eugene y. GuoGcrS,
(GcptiS.25 ;Stt2. o.16J GIerf.
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Sacpb Stmbler.

SO Sabre alt, ~geliehter @Itte bon 5bereia
Gtrbler. Die 0ceroigung finoet um 6rcitag,
WiorGen5 nm 40 llbr, BON fetner 8obnung,
Nr. 1907 @rusStrabe, aus mad Der lniboIlibgl
oSur HuoD OF 5000 9Ouncil "stirbe. 100 etll
AeQuiemaGo6ant iiir fem Seelenbeil c~eIebrlrt
miro, ulb ouln Gui oent rpI. Srltfer. Srtcrbof"
fat. (2S1-3)
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Sdnl-
Marnlauo Sanbtnmmcu : Sdule

9as etnlnooier6isIte Semeiter Der y@arg.
september. Iidt iefteriqnif6. Sir aue ipeiBen
ftnbcr. @i6t ietteriuntf6. Sir ole ipeiBen
'gau6ftumnten unb nudb fiir Gie, heren @ebDe
an ihle6t lit, Inn ibHerl Den geiu6 Der otlent,
Iiden Shulen al erm6aliden. Sprefen ulo
GippenIefen GeIe6rt. .S%ranmdrfdules iinb ala.
ocmifbe Sdfer; doit 2o8is ino unterri1i
irei. 2t melocn bel G1as. ". GlD, 9rin6ipal,
Trescrid, Wb. Guli3O-SCpt10, 8oSaDso)
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Winrn Nrnhl.

IS itarb am Q. OItober 1908 @iarp arabl,
gellchte Satin bon Spbn &rabI, i'm 10. &c
bcnsiubre. Sic 9ecroienlle finoei 5pHncritGg,
ben 3, Ctto6er, , lbr gtdnmittngs, BON gglI9e.
b~nrGa0ciin" yir. 7lG, ISeitsGeIlngionsStr, aus
itQtt (2Sl-2)
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e!nbt.N icniitrntprS .@iircan.

Observation-Disclosures sSircau.
Baltimore, II. September 1908.
Ga1ridt lit hermit alien iriereiltrtel Fcrs
lone ecacbell, bob Der Gtnot Suaenieur am II.
Geptember 1905 in bieiem @iirenlt, ipie hurf
ben gbihniit 81 g. bcs NrtifelS AZ he5 9aItis
fI1renSen Eidre ilno SmpliiaiIiite Der atbfhlts
sung fir Die RfIniterun9 Der Yripatsgllep. Die
r6ro.id hon 2Gnpule. Strabe urlo lueitIin bon
0ullfore. Ypcriue ldiitt, btnieriegt bot.
80 Iagen bonn Sdiuln Der erlpnunten 3irttcrs
lealna III berchtiat 6ur Ginrctdnn9 elmer
idIrtiiltden Nppeuution an ons gdltiInorer
Stuhigeribt.
Z. scipefl Sbpmas,
(SepttS. 25;SIt2.9) StubtsJ tegiitrator.
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&or eintgcn So6rcn ~ 9
ren Die @eieb9ebrmgcn elmer Nn5obl
Stooten fleiBiG on ser 2!rbeit, ole
Giienbobn-Motcn bcruntcr 5lt ieben.
Die O6ergeri6tc perihieocner Stoo-
ten 10 audi IN Benniplpnnicn ett=
Idicocn oarallf, 6ab oieic &%erobict-
3ltllgen notwithstanding leicn. SIS
mar oomols cine @eicbgebrngs-Gpi-
0en1ie, Die @o6u.&oten berob5uleben.
Sect flagen bic giicnboGncn, DAP lie
Dem Vanferott p~crfolen miilien,
menn lie ibrc 6rGd)trotcn nitt nm 10
Ero3ent erb0Gcn. TreiliA bo6ell lie
Ourd) Die Gnnif, ole Dor cinem ESobr
ollSbrodL idlchte @cidGfte genlo6t.
ga mir ober iibcr sic Tolgcu Der ga
lrlf nod) nidt binnuS iinb, 10 piiroc
cine Grbobung Der Mutcn sic Sc
id0ltc Der Nobnen nidJt bc6cr, ion.
ocrn nod ncbr bernbOriiden, Sen
Ston0 Scr 9obneu olip nid)t belies
rem. @erooc jebt, no bic Scro6-
lctlung Der Erciic in alien @cidGItsz
brnnd)en n%ot6ncnoig lit, nm sic &c
idGTtc miebcr 5u bele6cn, lit eilrc
Steigctltng ser Giicrbo6n-Hatcn am
i%UenigItcn ongebrodt.
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Sic ii m item 9auern
boben Die oidItcn aortoffeln" io0t
Dos Oclttide Spriidiport. @enn ous
Spriidpuort mo6r lit, Damn miiiien
lorueit lid nod Dem NltsfoQ ser let.
ten u2ocoG Sption" . Nbitimmlln0el
in Sbio bcurtbciIcn IGbt Die S6iocr
&ortoffcln III Oicicm Sabre pom gor5
ollBcrorOentliGem llmfonge fem,
mcint bic vGinc, Sr. Etciie". @or
ocn So Counties oes Stootcs bobcl1
iid) bercits % nit insgcionlmt 624
@irtbidoftcn fir ben 9huSi6lub ser
&irtbidoitcn entidieben. Gle St1ote
bicltcn iit I'M @(Qgemeillen lpoder,
mur0cn ober bon Der 2%u1o6eu0lfes
ring ii6eritimmt. lln6 GoS il Ohio
NIT ieillem ~itarfcn ocuti6elt Gin
idla9!
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$3.50
YpuDpn. arf.Gcmctcrp.

gircau: Wr. II" sScft. sarn.usa. etraee, nnD
Saupt.G ingaaa: SreneTtf' 9ioao.
9egrdbniBplaBe bon $25 an iinier beltdnoi9er
gInfItCbt, 96nittbtmas1; tbeip moe, 8ilur5en etc.
per0eit i'm Grej56nio afr SaiptsGtii9ang ge'
iunoetl. Infer Yaeat nirb, ipertn geplini6t,
oorlprecbeIi. (92-)
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SIT. Slipct Eemeterp.

Gingang an Greoertd.gioao.
Cots All berfauien nntsr lei6ten Seoingu1gen.
Iertaufss9laent u. 9. Snlcuep.
(San3-) Jr. sos. gntericaEsNlS1.
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Nh hic Nnmcn.

Surge EuIncr. reIfe moberfie Sd1netoeriifli
3l e%rlernen .lpilnfben. inllien niht IN 5mellei
iein, iuobil ltdl oatiir 5u tpeItoeli; SIC nta,ineh
ltlir bel SRI. ". @ubers. Nr. z gsct.sara,
oor5uipredbet. ibren '9tanteli dis
.Sb9Ilia cintrogen. mo iie lerIielt oie &plill na0
Der Observation-Disclosures Meiboee; SIC etpalisn
grllnoliheH ilnterri1i I'LL Sn,WHe,,'
oell. Sehr ilbcrale 9enifoiiitaen. Dri' w.
Subers. Hr. 3a2, Ssrft.e aratpaa's traRe.
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@16ren0 Scr cr rite ncun
Wonotc OicieS SobrcS bo6en oie 81.
lenba6ncn mo Sn0ultrie.G orporotio,
men Der &ereinigtcn Stooten 1tO91a
V}iQionen Collars IN neltcl1 Sefilris
toten, ciltiblicblid) Stods, @onoS
mo Notelt, a%tSgeGebcnL nobe5ll S0la
Wtillionen mebr, olS in bericlbcn Belt
bes GoriobreS. 9lltf oie Giicnbobncn
entTielen oopon $50 MiQioncl1 Col.
lars, ouf Die SnouItrie.@ eicuihoften
359h WiGioner. Sn 2ebteren lit
1cgcn ooS Sabre 1907 Elm itorfer
Hildgang 81 per5ci6nel,, bo in ser
Snoultric meniNcr neiles aopitol Der
-langt lultroe. Cine Solge Der Eonif.
Gle 8oIo- unb SiIbcr.
Yrobl1ftiol, il, Sen Ser. Stooten i'm
Sabre betrrlg no6 offi5icQer Ingobe
4.374,S27 lln5cn Seineolo I'M @er-
tbe bon $90,435, 700; Die Sil6cr-Eros
button 56,514, 700 lln5en I'M Sol,e
oelsipertb bon $37.299,7 700, SIT bl,rd).
idnittlid &C Gents pro lln5e. Mit
Der Hroonftion bon 1906 perglidcn
crgob iid) cine Ibnobule beS @crtbcs
bon Golb bon $3,93S, 100.
ErGiioent HpoepeIt at
ciniaen &egierunashcamten in Sort
@lron Den 2aufpaB ~gegcbelL neil lie
iid, III ungeboriger @eiic 1T Die Eoli.
tit eingentiidt batten. Sir iih lelbit
aber nin1mt er oaS Hed)t Der ginmIi.
ldrung IN Anipru6. Zen Splitter
I'M argc bes InOerelt iiebt er, ober
Ben 0oIfen i'm eigenen Siige miro CT
nift gepnbr.
Inf Sen YcniionsIiite II
Der Hereinafter Stoaten : Geaierutg
ltehen nod 95t,GS7 Nanlen. Son bcn
Ecniiotlorcn iinb 62S,0S4 Geteroneu,
Die iibrigcn 323,603 iino @ittpen.
Gle idbrliden Teniions : 9iisgobelt
beloufcn lid) allf etfpa 1853 Miaionen
Collars.
Had oen Iebtcn 9cri Of / c II
baben Die grobtcu beutihen Sonlpfer-
ainien ~iol9enbe ShiffsbeItGnoc:
Sumbnrg. gmerifo 2inie 1863 eeoom
pier, 2i5 SlllB. un0 Siilfsoampier Ii.
I. ~; @ciammt9ebolt 956,000 Soll.
men. Noroo. 9lopo 90 Secoampfer.
SO 8iiItcnOampfcr, $50 SlitB- unb
SiilfSoampfer II. /. 10; $4,000 Cont
neli. Sonia (@remen) 81 Seebom-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07
SDrrGtne.
Baltimore Semeterg.

SRrcGu: Srnntlin.Slo, Baltimore II. 4urtbitr.
Beorl6aibpldte 5litl Serfauf - bon $50 an,
nit Warmprpioiicit abgcgreil6f S35. Bat
fir bier @rdber. Sreie Herlbutg nec Napelle
fir 9rauereotiesplerfte. (Snnt16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-07

Gboncen iinb oIio iiir Nulgoricn lrid)t
GroB, 5lln1ol Do DER tiirfiide Soloot
BON erprobtcr Gopferteit lit un0 ooS
tilrfiife Gffi5iers Corps lid Dem
buIgorii6en ebenbiirtig sur Seite
ile1eu fam. Nber ea lit nod quite
9lrSiidt, OoB ein &rieg Oltrd Gen1ein-
lanes Gingreifen ser @roBnddte
pcrbin0eyt unO Der @eltiric0e nift
Ncitort miro.
Scr @erliner Gertrng miro reploirt
merOen m%iiiien. Die %erbonoIllngelt
oin 0riineW Gid iino cher ipeTlger
toitipiclig. ais ein iriidcr frobllder
&ricg. &on Dem ShicoaGerldt I'M
&auQ ideint man oobintcn in SoIb-
oiicn nidtS miiicn SIT mollel1.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-08

One of the most convincing argu-
nents that has been advanced IN
favor of the adoption of local option
in this county is contained in a letter
from Mr.. George H. Lamar, apromi-
nent lawyer aud citizen OF Mont
gomery county to Mr.. Charles b.
Calvert, of College Park which has
been circulated in pamphlet form.
Among other things he says: 1.-THE
material benefits have been so ap-
parent that the best business men
of our county are strongly in favor
of the law, and chaos would be
brought about should the same be
repealed: Many of our citizens
would not live in the county With
saloons restored" There is no rea-
son why this county should not be
in every respect as progressive as
Montgomery. That it is not seems
to be universally admitted. 50, a
part from the great moral question
involved, there is a matter OF ex-
pediency to be considered, for where
there are prosperous material con
ditions, happy homes will abound
and morals and manners will i'm
prove.