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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Sciratbs . Siccn5cn.

Soblaa 9folcntDul, 81 9tr. 1888,
8eIt-9tortb-9lpc. @iIoo &lcincibit 10.
Gomin Elgb Nougb, II, Ebilu.
oclpbin, go; @race S. Wiuulitblp.
len, y, 9lpplifo1t IT, 9ubcrt 9. s.
OmcnS, @cri6t29cbGuoc, Baltimore.
CLAUDE ". &clly, 30, Nccomoc.
Gountp, &irainiu; MorD Is. YorfS,
81, 2lcconloc-Gountp &irginio. 9lps
'plifont@ @0lbut6 e. Sitts, Nr. 90,
%opfin@sNpc.
Sronf Gnlctone, IS, @itt>urr, Nr.
935, Observation-Disclosures; Cora &roft
y, Mittpc.
Sonc3 &. GiobulL As, @itttucr,
Nr. 3l3, Ct. FolllitroBe; Mturp &.
@orrin0ton, 10, @ittipc.
Wtattbclu 5. GtinL "a, Connects
bile, 30; &cnorc NtcG crmott, %,
GonncllSuiuc, Nu.
@arrp Z. @oooiteinL 81, FbiloocI.
pbio, Eo.; SoOie Goodman %,
@oibington, .. s..
Nobcrt 9. &cpier, %; glnnic 81.
Carroll, 81. 9pplifont ". 2.
Sauna, 9r. 220t, NorO.GbnrleSItr.
@oltcr Z. @orpcp, 40, @ittucr,
ErcIton Apartments; Morp 9. Nit.
dell, 30, Mittluc.
Soicpb aorc2, %, Nr. 906, gtorbs
Goitlcitr.; &oltor aubes, %.
Sobn W. acrr, IS; &~atborine g.
SlaodS, %, 9lnne IrunoGsGurntp,
MtorDlano. gpplifont ". g.
Woo0S, MotbbouS, Baltimore.
Miuiom u. SoneS, IS; WforD 6,
@cdrr, IS. AppIifont - @. $. Wto,
tbur, Nr. 1903, GlltomElocc.
Scrmon Scooter, %, Nr. 1923, Gle.
mentltr.; GotDerionno Wtuuigon 20.
Samuel $. @orncr, %, @oibing-
ton, 9. g.; Spbio %. Gboic, II. Ip.
pIifont - Mimic y. Gbolc, Hr. 511,
Tiroinio,Nucnllc, Siiboit, @aibina-
tom .. &.
""* nS6c @i5oro," oo3 biibidle
feline SbCoter an ser 2%crington-,
robc Charles . Strabc, fiiuoigt fir
oieie @o6c ais Grtra : glttrof.
ton onS Iltftrctcn ocs Wngiter5
Gomiep an, Scr Dos Eublitum purd)
ieine &iinItc in GrItal,nen pcrietcn
miro, NuBcrbcm mcrben nelle, into
rtIiontc @unoclbilocr mo iIluitrirte
@oOo0cn sur llnterboltung DER Sc
llld)er bcltrngen.
*** Der 8eiangpcrcin rSro6iinn"
pcranItaltct am 26. 5. DC. in Der
s@ernlonia : WGnterhor : Sale"
ieinen iGbrlidlen MaSfenbaQ. Sic
cingebenOcn Gorbereitungelt, ipelde
oos Gomite 9etroffen bat, laiIen ei.
men grobarti9en grfol9 crmarten.
Srn. George @eimib lit sic Seforn.
ton oeS SanleS iibertragen luoroen.
Die Details bcs Erogramms meroen
porl1iiIig nod gebeim gebolten, bod
iollcn mebrere Subleallr arrangirt
iueroell, iueld)e allies bisber @ebotene
in Den Sdotten itellen ioIlcn. @coer
@elo, nod Soften merben gei6eut
ilno bos Motto bcS Terrins lit, bic
bon ibm in oen S~oriabren pernnItal'
tetcn Ma$tcnb6lle nod ST. iibcrtrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Irs. @insIpu's Suotbima SDrnp

lpirb ictt iiber fiinubnnbieh5ia Sabrtn Bon
Minipueu upn M'nucrW fhr tbre ainber bei'nu
Sobnen init pualanoistm. Grfpis pebraudbt. Gs
ffipidltigt ute efmerien; tnrirt NinStplit unb
LIT ods bette WtitteI tnr xfarrbbe. gon Mpo,
tbeiern In alien SSeIttbeiien herfnuit.It Geit
enrnp" unb nebmt ieine anoere Sorte. Stint
unb5fuan8ie genfS BITE SIaf6e. Inter benz Hdbr
mitfeIs unS 9rpalen.@efet bonn 30. Suni 1905
eurnntirt. Geriensytummer 1898. Qtr altes
nub nut tetD0tSte3 Nlt.tef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

lpiiien unucrriftetcr Sod)e ST. ent.
fIieben. Goa @elo tp1troe BON BoIi5i-
item ltod elmer n%of)moligen griinOli-
hen Gurdiudung Oes Solties al lei.
nem Geritcdplobe g%cIunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Baltimore 1ampi -Yadet So.
(2ftc uao sruerldfHge 8at.2tnte.)
8ie Der. Gto 1tsnspof beforoerne.

,Ggeoreia,"% SsnnsHss.S
Sanlpfer fabrel tdali9, Sonntus3 dpSaefous
men, bon ben ~8at9intes" Pters. Nr. 10--1e.
ai9btsStrcbe, 6 so Gbenbs, bireit mad Obj
eiiH'ten oes GiibeilS. Nerbtnbune In Obj
eeini Comfort nit &c. & 6. Gitenba6n." Nad
laibinono, 0erbinoiing. In TortsntDut5 nit benz
MOUTH unb atIania. IN iMorfoH WerbiItouna
nit Der nMiIantic goaft Cine" gorfoIf un6
peitIin unb -SIo Dominion Cine nab Netp.
FERN, @afbtnston. a.'g. Hianroi'o. ga,. unS
MabIseiten mad eueppatfnem gIane. Huru.
ribfe aaiiten8imIre-. eieitrtfne geIeu4hing.
,iututer in ben 0iHet.Siirenug ber nBabsetne.-
IA. to7. SitsPaItimore.et rabe.. Rr. 500 nnb
s0s. 0iabt,s trabe. g, ". 6. Office. Shboft'Qde
RdIttmore, uub GaIbertsStrabe.- ~GonttnentaI
ybarle5sStrnbe.
So4u u. etertyssb, 9. NrulSn,
3icesHrdf. II. Sen. sWan nnder. Den. spaH. Edoeid-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
IarsIanb. nnb Yennibluanja.Wabn

nhse Oct.afrn orth.Nptnte.Sta.tpn:
7.30 U,oreens gorf Yoit. tdgIit, ausaenoms
men Sotntug.
o.05 Wlnrsens Tefta glccom. nur Scnntae.
$50 WiorDeiis gele, gceon., tdgIin, ansoes
nonlrten Gonntua.
i.20 9,aehmitta9s slelair gccou1., MIR 5smfaa,
S.25 Eatnrittaes 9ori 9ott. tdeIic9, ausoes
:ioniimen Sonutag.
4.05 aia6mitiuas Della aecum., MIR Gonutaa.
4.45 Tadmiiiaes 8elair Mccoui, tdeIi@, aus.
800 s&benos Delta aecom., taoIi1, ausae.
ITO sIbenos Della Geor,.. MIR sonutao.
II 80 Ibenos Eelair Iccoun., tdaIi1. auSQe.
npu,rlen Go1ntaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

reit gum 0ebraIn IL Der 9euoen nnb Wt
"I HeisySiri1,a e @m s tS;aS n IN @Sssa,. ober sar
Ior'gSaeaors, speiferaten etc. tperbeu Ihnen be
forst Der Seleplon in allen foIsenben eihe.
Rnreanr. gtarl.ss uno SaItiuoreseirabe, e.
1t. Rob 1ls Station, q. & g., Wt. Iernuu 1923
characterization !Snto rnbat ions bnrecu. g. 4 7
ct. Fnul 846. ooer WeS.. Gourtidt,b 272o: urS
Rr. 500. Giib-s,roaoWou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Mcrdjants & Iincrs srauspurt. So,
5piihen
Baltimore rnS Srcmen.

Mcrdants e Mincrs transport. So.
Sampfcr.2inte.
Sradt nio Yaiaaiere.
*Tadl Wpftpu uuo benz Steu.
9ienft1a, 9plleritaa, Gamfiag, @ ubr Gbtnos.
NadI &rupiocnce uno BEN Gfteu.
Mioutag mo 5rettag, 6 llbr Ibelfbs.
GndJ Geppprt.9euS NIB Horfulf.
5daltd, uusgenulninen llittuob uuo Sarnftag,
q ubr Nbeuos. Al,
f5rdht ni1enortnlen iigltb bis 8 tlbr 9ta9m.,
iiir b~euielben ECO abiabrenbe 9dmpfer.
BAD eauanuab uHo benz enbeu.
Gtenftaa, Eonnerltq1 S%anitag. Q upr Wbenos.
9. ". Wic9ieti, @gent, 2OI9 Spd.
Saupt.gire an: Wrrn,an' uno 2fBbt.etrahe.
Q13,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

rs. u. IFNIUEAs NlllllEA.
,@citcrn yinttoEai gJant," IA GorosGutafp CTR.
u. Utarriuit. Nulitrer.
n9ritts giatipnar Naut," Gfe Baltimore. iinS
FARMERS 4 @lcraant's .%.ationai CANT"
Sont0s un0 qomthtoss trnbe.
commercial & 0armrrs' National ynui,"
Sii6luCit- Sdc Sululro' mo 9ernlan' Strabe.
i. z. NdIplpin. Sufftrer. VI
Staots. Gnnfen.
,Teuti1e @ant puu Baltimore" baltimore
itftn Suaiodur 1truGc. sntanit gSeber, Brdli'
bent; &. 8, 6i6t, 5@oenlettier. -n
,Vonfen.
p5entime epar6alf non Baltimore" eutatp'
yet. Games eparbani," @aItimore.s tydBe uno.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f" VT 81
Truit.Gompa9rien.
,,9,urDlano Sruit Co." gorhlpeTsGde Gaibtrts
mn GcrmuusStruBc. @rier Serib, Rrdits
Dent; g.. e.. 3tnr1crllnftn, Seiretdr; Carroll
San Ref, ShuGurifter.
Baltimore Srnit a. Guarantee Co.," Sduttablt
VullotIlg.
40Uofaten.
9bolpD @atDCrlct, 1icbtsaupalt Dir. 10, Git
HertlGtorz Strabc, Is. x I. Boone, Ct. Fnll
s.. Gorbart cbimcr, Rc6tsonpnIt. linton 1rufi
Pliloinq. Baltimore. no. getoe IelepbnIle,
Srnrcis =. 0Irmut, Nehtsaniuait, 225 q. Ynuis
etrnbc, Wuitimovc. mo.
Sarl ", M. sdulg, I26-t29 qatu Vuiloing.
Buitanuc NurU, - GA 0nlhcrt guiding.
u. YIN, nrtmann, III NorOs GbarIess Strabe.
oorSmirthihof4Ghc Wcr9thr ,trS
SuluIulIlDIudIIt'Ie hltp
Or;,,,m 3 rnr,sr n, oos Ior,. eo,o .etr,s,
-
@ si,asr 'l Nn on. g 7,7,o Sa lt.
more'strabe.
Blum6in1, Surfaces, Houoes uno
Spier TnhSrfpr urh Tinupn
Sen"ett SrOS' 1928 Observation-Disclosures.
0,,,,fo,;Ar,;oA ,,,> Nt,,,,6ore
IU,Il'eot uHo R'l'''pet".
Subn Subcrt, INA Thames. Strabe. 6. & e.
6el'et'ScrllWetH''8en.
9t Sogtmerte r, ON
NariieiS' MciiSent MaIrnaer' IOlI162 Cham,
"@srmonia acnerscrt d eruilas . @eieaidaIt,"
'' ""' "o.-V--.t4D''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HHp
-Sr,,SIor
*Suiloler.
Eicrrc Is. Sugnn q Iepbep, 10 Sfts2erin9tors
Strabc.
S,,H4rrioS-0 ,,bohS.
OupeVul.
w. SfStt *aene Co., 3O2 nnO SO4 NorS'1n0'
IL
O,,h(ou ,t,,S G.,T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

@aumatcrinIicn, g9iiren, 6enItcr.
ruGnten, 2Q0en etc.
Sames g. Suitcr & So, 1t5 uro 1T eiios5re'
beridsStraBe.
0cu. a.. elnan G. gru, 414 9iabtfir. .99erfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
0ationals0 anfen.

0ationalsV Banter.
,56e Go suwu National @ant," @ans uro
GIcterzStrlbe. Sacuh gS. SOut, -Brdfioeut;
&enrO 8. Reouc. Aaiiirer. .
,3ipeiie Nutiunaissaui,' 432 EXTRAORDINARY
u. Is. gSuguet. Ndiitrer.
,,@citcrn gintioEai YGnt," IA yiorbsSutapz IL.
u. Wiarrtott. Nulitrer. 81
uSrittc Northumberland" Ode Baltimore lirS
aUrt6sStrube. It-r
,3armcrs d Mcrdlnnt's .~.atiunnl ganI,"
SUut0s liuo Qomtnros Strube.
,~6ummcrcidl 4 Snrmcre' y~iutiuunl Wnnt, -
Sii6ucit-Gdc Guiuaro' lIro @ernlalrS trabe.
* z. yalplnin. NAfiircr. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
@ei9afts=@ egmetier.
9eitnnaen, 2eitihriiten etc.

yIhc Valtimcre Views Co." DnOio Whcrcroms
bic. Sef6dItSfiibrer, 3tS @ctsSermaHsSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

NhpltESuNS sOtpt IAhNsS WI VIZ $tAhuS WV
Der @anloeii , Staii0n RAD ySaiuinstoH or
Ncbentaee gen TOO Ynrtu. btS 500 Nbenot,
Srlbere Abfdort bon Der Wi. YJpaisisfatiuM
Sircttc gcrDiuSanB iu Der neic linton sta.
ton 5n @aiBington mi auen ilolit geDenoea
Stnicu.
ssaitinstou. SerIaNsn at, yosaI citation
'6.05, *6.45, ITO, t7.45, F8.55, 1850, 1850,
/ .53, s11.55 Borm., 1913. t12.5a. h.55
.2.4s, 1870. .A.Is, t4.5b t5;6t haama. 1e:09
perl. eamhen.eta:.pn f5.Gc, a6.15, 49, 80, A7,O6,
t7.21, $500, 1920, 900, *10.U0, III 90 Snl.,
.t2.o 90 ~. t12.o2, .12.2s, tt,oO s1.O6, +2.OO.
1900, .e.i6. 1920. +7.00. $500. Es.f8 Wimi''
tebl, $1,000. 1905. .'11.O6. .11.s2 aboS.
6r.bert-, @anoei-Station, t7.S5 unc s8.1t
Pornn, f1.25, 1850 nno $500 9iacbm.
Saserstswa. Wt. A~onaI.Staiion. FLAG Srn.
1850 yiabm.: ea~rroen~s!ation. 1875. 1870
SprrH., 1850. f4.00 glndT.
3ipbat Blue Sine
RaM VhIabetphia nuo Tetu.Dsrf.
Neuer 1etuiniiS an Der 9reiurb5uanst05ter
Strabe, Gep.Uorf. bsauem uad SpteIS. 9tea,
terri u1b Oef6Gtt8sdfftrtft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Staots. gnnfen.

StnntS- Tnnfen.
u7rutine Sant NM baltimore" baltimore
ittn Suaiodur GtruGt. gttnlit gSeber, Yrdli'
bent; &. 8. Slot, S6Utnietiier. -
Spar Vanfen.
p5rniidc spnr6nuf non Baltimore" Gutalps
uno Baltimore SirnBe, "a
ct. Games spdrbant," NnItimoresStsdB uro.
euituin= 0GulezNotliIe. f" pf 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
arVuIl
Sruit.Gnlnpaorieu.

Sruit.Gompagnien.
,MarDlans sruit Gu.." giorhlueTsGdc GurOert.
mn @crmuHs StruBc. Srier 0erfb, Rrliis
bent; G.. z. 3inrmcrrnn1n, Scirctlr; Carroll
San aieb, ShutulCiiier.
Baltimore Srnit d Guarantee Co.," Gautiabf.
Qiuiloiuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

Ill1Pr VIllFnl &)ultfttl DOH NDful1tIt
III einent gcbcimen @eloB leincs &ail.
les in gort, En., mlmben $4,000 ge-
flnben, ipelde Gapio Sefert, Der Or
moroete, balclbIt perltcft biclt, lnr0.
llob bcilen icit Worber cine Stitn0e
lang ucrgeblid geiud)t qbottc, mn
Damn nit elmer 9lutthat ouf Dem Ne.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
Ward NOT A LUNATIC
ccuft ests IRE Millionaire Free~'
Dramatic Scene During
the Hearing.
szEvIoa wAs MADE on oLAzIER
fcceitfr Arpolnlti Ira His Case
s.riL Trouble "a tscanaba
.Afate News


rDnt.ac. sifh, rt 28 TIE III
Sanitr pofcrdln. l4ous!lt by The wife
n ufAse y a. IA the Pontiac NH.
,icn.fs. 49,. ..g,,sraa inea.o
", 4,.,,,r, -,
|, l,.a ,., c.tnr,go.
Al p.A D, r n Norris
49,, 49,. $50.
- ~"
se ~ n'' insane -
Ase y" have g guard
4f Mart This motion
>f Nut3 JqW a motion FOR
4eeiaM M mse charge OF
ee fha hsHa IN the other
>l,pf a4 to,eorrow
~ 70 ms nome
TOY week ana by
W. fsctfcctcd that some tenn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
State Treasury seaIed Up
HARD ON THE DEFENDANT
Testimony Cor the Prosecution In the
Case Against NJ. ID. More

Paw Paw, Mich. Jan. q. In the
trial OF NJ. u. Morehouse II was testl.
he'd that during hesumrner Morebouse
purchased two reyolters and that one
OF them was found the morning after
the shooting near his residence with
one empty chamber. the others load
ed and that II was a weapon OF the
same caliber as the ball that killed the
babe. The pistol was produced in court
and submitted 20 the inspection OF the
jury.
Two women friends OF the chlld's
mother testified 10 having heard More.
house say that ne would rather see the
child shot. or would rather shoot
the child. than 10 have Mrs. Fralick
take him away with her. He mani.
tested good deal OF emotion when
tn crib IN which the babe lay when
4 was killed was brought into court
containing the blood-stalned clothing
In which the little one was wrapped.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01

Detroit. Jan. 2S Mrs Mary Nc.
Glynn, who has been an inmate OF the
Wayne county house az Eloisc since
last summer, Is transports OF delight
over the news that she has good
prospect OF receiving n legacy OF 500
OOO II she can identify herself as the
mother Of Edward McGlynn. who died
M Louisville, Ky. She says she can
prove that identity The man Is dead
ana the money was awarded him In a
damage suit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
NOVELIST "oUIDA" is DEAD
Dies in Most Distressing Poverty, lex
piring In the Arms OF an
Aged Servant,

Florence. Italy. Jan. 2T.--"ouida"
Oouise de 10 Ramee). the novelist. Is
dead NJ vlareggio after nm illness ex-
tending over long period. She died
in poverty and almost alone. her only
attendant being an oid servant woman
IN whose arms she expired. She was
completely blind in one eye and the
other eve was badly affected through
her having suffered so much from ex-
posture aud privation.
During the last few months OF her
life she was compelled M times 10
sleep inthe open airwhen unable 10 pay
for nights lodging Oulda had pas
sionate fondness for dogs. and up %
The last was surrounded by many OF
them, deprivlng herself OF even the
necessities OF life IN order 60 feed them.
Louise De On Rance was a British
novelist OF French extraction. She was
born Mt Bury 81 Edmunds about 1870
Her pscudonym "Ouda' was a child
ish mlspronunciation OF Louise"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01

Lansing, Mich. Dec, 26.--Basketball
promises 10 be even more popular In
Lansing this winter than ever before.
-Four good teams, NJ. A. G., Battery A.
Y. NJ. G. and company Il have organ.
lied for the winter and games with
some OF the best flves In the state have
been booked. The NJ. A. G. has already
defeated the Mount Pleasant Normnls.
Indoor baseball also Is popular recre-
alton. The North End team has reor-
ganIzed and Will book number NJ
games and thcreis talk OF a city league.
Handball will be played ne the college
and courts may also be built in two or
three downtown halls. Hockey viii
also be played this winter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01

Tccumseh, Mich. Jan. 30.--The body
or Mrs. Jared Van yleet. who disap-
peared about a week ago. was found
"a the River Raisln near Bloods bridge
Sons OF farmer neighbors OF her hus
band, traced her footsteps TO point
near the river and then began TO drag
II. After several hours work the body
was pulled W. Mrs. Van Vleet had
worried over the III health OF an eight
months-old son and II IS believed she
took her life while insane.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
JACK LONDON IS SAFE
Break in Hts seven Year Trip Around
the World. but VIII start
Again Feb. 4.

San Francisco. Jan. 2T.--Jack Lon
don. the author who left here last May
on seven-year trip around the world
for the Woman's Home Companion,
and 10 procure material for other liter
airy work. and for whose safety fears
had been entertained, has returned 10
this city on the steamship Marlposa
from Tahiti London Is accompanied
by his wife, and says that he has come
back 10 attend TO some business mat
tiers. lie win leave again on the Mari
posa on Feb. I. The Shark. the nifty
foot boat I'm which London Is making
his trip. was left az Tahiti for repairs
10 her gas engine.
I'VE have had absolutely no adven.
lures" said London. "and the reasons
for our delayed arrival NJ the Mar.
quesas islands which gave rise 20 the
reports that we had been lost were
simply trouble with our gas engine
and because wespent some time among
various islands"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
aoNa To nNroncE TnE LAw
Prosecuting Attorney Up Against the
Mayor and Police Authorities,
SO II n Alleged.


Saginaw, Mich. Jan. 2S.-Prosecut
ing Attorney Purcell. In statement,
announces that he viii enforce the laws
here, regardless OF the police commits
sion. mayor or police department He
said saloon keepers must obey the sun.
day and II o'clock closing laws, and
says he will decline TO recognize any
Arrangements" the police commission
may make with any saloon.
He attacks Mayor Baum by declar-
ing the latter couldn't muster 20 per
cent OF Saginaw's vote for reelection
on his "wlde-open' policy, lie also
says enforcement Of the laws will cut
down Saginaw's 200 saloons half, and
that 100 Is an The city needs His
statement Is interpreted as meaning
war on nearly 100 saloons. which lee
purposes 20 drive out OF business.
Manufactures and business men arc
backing him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01

Lisbon, Jan. 30.-There WINS an out.
break OF political riotlng on the streets
OF this city, in which shots were firei
and some people wounded. The dis
orders. however were OF short dura-
tion. The police had received warning
in advance and they acted promptly
The crowd made use OF revolvers and
for few moments the firing was
heavy. but II rapidly gave way and
was dispersed before q show Of force
An official statement issued after the
encounter says n number Of persons
received mortal wounds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
REMARKS ON THE YOUNG WIFE
Winds UP with Caustic Reference
90 Abe HummeL

In speaking OF Mrs. Harry Thaw
Littleton said. IL do not know what
the Judgment OF you gentlemen may
be as 20 her morals or as 10 any repre-
feasibility of conduct either with Stan
ford White or Alr Thnw, but the dis.
trlct attorneys manner toward her. IN
my Judgment. exceeded anything she
deserved, 1t amo1nten 20 unofficial
aptlpathy-an antipathy which he.
lieve exceeded by far the necessities
or duties OF his Office. There always
were the notes Of savugery and bitter.
ness In his examination OF her, and In
his comments upon her before this
jury, which were not justified by the
facts OF this case.
~ don't know how you gentlemen
feel about Il. but Il has been generally
understood that woman when al
takes the witness stand In this country
in az least entitled 10 have her tcsti.
inony elected with as much gentleness
care. tenderness and regard OF the or
binary proprieties rs ordinarily gog
erns the intercourse OF men and wo.
men do not say that the district
attorney transcribed the prophecies
and decencles. leave u TO you.
81 may be partisan. ] would not
have you judge the district attorney
from anything l say. but Il has seemed
10 me that Mr.. Jerome has Teen more
intent upon destroying this Young wo
man thanproying that 1haw WAS sane
The trend OF his attack would ical 20
10 believe that Mrs Thnw. and not hsi
husband. was OF trial before you.
what was there about this youna
woman or agn MS; her that Mr. Jerome
should pace up and down before yoi
like cnged lien when he was ques
tloning her. and glare and glare n
| her. nnd clcnch his teeth az her--nol
even sitting down when I was con
drcting the cxamnationr What WI,
there about her that called for sue.
treatment from man who could cod
/ die and hug and vouch for This ioath
some little Hummei7 do not want {
he unfair 10 Mr.. Jerome--swe are yer,
good friends. do not. | repeat. ash
Won 20 take my view o. him. Iudgs
for yourselves
Says Thaw wns zoe Insane.
Mr.. Tltfiefon was followed by Dis
tr1ct Attorney Jerome for che proeecu
ton. He declared T1law was not In
rano when be killed Stamford White
That White had vTongcd Evelyn Mes
bit. and this gave Harry X. 1naw
motive for nc murdcR jerome
hinted that justice might be sutisfes
vim vlrdict of second degree muir
der or even manslaughter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
NATIONAL LEoIsLATuRE
Synopsis 81 The Proceedings IN tho
senate and ~ the Eionso %
Representatives.

Washington, Jam. IS. Ia the senate
Secretary Taft was d4ectly charged
with having knowledge OF slatcry ia
the Philippine islands. which iieytHrA
And Tillman alleged existed, Will,
Iat@e ra1e statement 10 d'Rrpve
tile charge The debate occnrrel whi'l
considering The criminal ecde ILL.,
wklfh Mas she only measure taken NJ
The street railway systems of h.s
TAstrlci of tsalumhsa aad the iinanc ri
question occupied the time ~ the house.
The lattcr subject was discussed fs
Fowler chairman Of the comwittee ~
banking ANA currency. Little progress
with legislative business was made
Washington Jan. % The senate
disposed or a large number ~ minor
bills On the calendar ana resumed con
slderation Of the hfll 10 revise che erin
in0l code VI the United States Littlt
progress Was made.
National politics International mar
riages ana government expenditure.
formed Che themes of discussion 10 th.
housa ~ Representatives The urgent
NtNrtnfl Nlii WAS Nu TOR cohritNfA
ton, hui for most Of the time e was
iencred under the license Of genera
debate ard WINS pending ri adjourn
ment Practically n1 business wni
done
Washington. Jan. 20. The senat,
was entertained by a series Of AMI
mated comments on the method adopt
ell by Secretary Cortelyou In PLACING
before The senate his reply 70 the reso
luton calling for Information relative
% the operations OF the treasury de
partment In connection with the fnan
cial disturbance. The trouble was thu
the report was printed instead Of writ
ten q fact which Tnlman presented a.
unrsual and lacking IN respect 10 tn
senate. Some minor bills were passed
The need of an American merchmn
murine as an auxiliary 60 tie nay'
formed the principal topic 81 discus
sion m the house during Tie considern
ton OF the URGENT deficiency appropra
ton bl and small progress was mad'
with tie bill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01
ne nonsts the Papera.

Lansing. Mich, Jan. 27.--At Pro.
hibition meeting In this city Or. Dickie.
president of Albion college, and Pro.
fessor BlalsdelI, OF the NJ. A. c., delIv.
cred bitter arrangements OF the press
nr Dckie said the newspaper kept
back the facts and gave the temper.
ancc movement no aid; that the liquor
interests had the newspapers subst
died. and that "all newspapers were
!iars." any way.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01

pottsvlllc, Pa, Jan. 2S.-Two more
bigopen hearth furnaces resumed work
here. while the ninteen inchandtwenty-
eight inch rolling mill department
nj the Eastern steel company's mills
also started up full handed. Thirty
eight collleries OF the Reading Coal q
Iron Co. employing 10000 men, who
have been idle since Jan. 90 also went
TO work. while 1000 men at the same
cQmpanys repair shops resumed on re.
duced hours
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-02-01

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 26--with
the arrest OF Harry Lamphere. aged
twenty-one. and his conviction on the
charge OF being highway robher, the
last member OF his immediate family
was sent 20 Jail Monday Grace Lam
phcre, his sister-in.law, was sent 10
Ia.l f2r sixty days for shopliftlng. Lot
CT Garfield Lamphcre. brother, was
also convicted and sentenced for steal
Ing a chicken and some meat Flor
encc Hall. n sister OF the men, Is now
serving sentence on the charge Of
shoplIftinE