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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-12
ONLY $1.oo

To ogden and return via Oregon Short
line, Sunday, June 18th, Any train.
Last train returning leaves Ogden $40
p. m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-12
EVERYBODY
Eats Sugar.
ANYBODY

Who has money can own some
sugar stock.
Preferred stock Utah-ldaho Sugar
co. sold during past six months ms
follows;
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WOOL.
81. LOUIS.

st. Louis, June 12.-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 1915;
fine mediums. 1913: fine, smli.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
phones 80.
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l.. X. Snow q Co., Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1919
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Listed Stocks.

Forenoon totals ....s1, sls s54.0s717
AFTERNOON CALL.
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asked; Exchequer. 20 bid; Union, rs
@27; Choilar, G6; Potosi, 1901 IL.
ToNOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 500 bid: Montana
Tonopah. l.45 bid; Tonopah Extension,
S0@S5; MacNamara Bic bid; Mid
way, 35D36: Tonopah Belmont. SoW
81 Tonopah North star, @Si ONO
Tonopah, asked: West End Cons.
47@4S: Rescue, bid Tonopah q
California. 2 asked; Golden Ancnor, l
Pitts, Extn., asked; Golden Crown,
asked
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2lb ID. II. Walker Block
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Gunnenanf. uno 11ntergang.
Sas @ettcr.

Sir Wornlmno uno ben 9iitritt
Columbia beilte mo morgcn flor,
umipringenoG, iiiblid) Wcroen0e
gSill0e.
8citcrn berridte micbcrum rid)ti.
ge5 Sommcrlpcttcr III Baltimore;
BON ~ llbr Wittngs Bis 6 llbr
@lbcn0s itol10 ooa Guefiilber oilt
iiber so @raO; Die b0d)itc Genlpero.
fur mar 81 @roO bon : bis 4 llbr
Nodmitto0a mo Die nieorigite 50
@ru0 nm 6 llbr Worgens.
&n Oen onoerGn 8unoes.@ etters
neutrality-suspicious. oes 2onoes
lpuroen Die ~iolaenben nieorigiten
5empcroturen pcr5eidnet:
Goitport AZ, Eortlonb as, Bolton
IS, Nlbonp Al, Nelp.Yorf 60, Ybilo.
oelpbio 60, Sltlontic-Gitp 56, @oib.
inatou 30, Norfolf 56, Sotteros 60,
Charlotte "a, 8ilmington %, 60
ponnob "a, Gborleiton 56, Snfion'
bile GO, Sipiter "A, acp.@cit Is,
9Itlonto Sc, montgomery 46, Nems
Srlcons 62, Eoleitine 81, @oluciton
"A, Corpus Gbriiti n, NfempbiS So,
Cincinnati 90, Eittsburg -, Ssme9o
80, Buffalo 60, Gleuelnno 56, 9llpeno
62, 8etroit "a, Worquette 56, @reen
Ban 81, Gbicogo 60, Gulutb 90, ct.
saul GO, ct. 2ouis "a, aonios.Gitp
81. Omobn 66, Siron As, 9iSmord
~, SABRE 81, Selenu 30, Solt 2ofe
36, 9enper 56, Hortb Ylotte "a,
Gooae Gitp GO, Nmoriuo 80, Sos Nn,
9cles 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
MISUNDERSTANDING Der @cnoHcn.

Sr. Gitgen 9ebS lprid)t III Der often
@oiienboIlc Oe9 iiinitcn &egi-
mentS. - lrot oc5 @intritts-
preiieS Gin foIoiioIer gelltd. =
DISQUALIFICATION un0 llnrloglidfci-
ten in alien Gonorten beflumirt.
eugene 9e6S, ser ErGii0entidaftS-
Ganoioat Der io5inliitiihcn Eurtei,
beebrte geitern baltimore nit ieiner
Nnpeienbeit ltnO iprab am Ibeno
lei elmer Geriammltutg in Ser Hid-
mono Worftbolle. Sbihon Hotb
Triumph mar. bemertte man inter
ben 3ub0rern iebr piele Gemofroten
uno Hepubtifaner, pon meIfen &c.
NIB mnnd)er bergetommcn NOR, Inn
r,ncu Der bciten Ne0ncr IN Den Ser.
Stantcn iprcden 81 b0rcu, Cine Gle
gontc, nit 5luci 9ioppcn b~eipnnntc
alttlde hrofte oen GunoiOaten Der
So5idltIten nad) Der NoiicnbnIle beS
filnTten Gegimenta iibcr Dem Ridl-
mono MART, un0 nad0Cnt Nr. IebS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

Sribut, uno or itcIltc Die ~io5iale 6e-
uolutiol1 fiir Die n0tlte Belt i'll Gus.
Iiht.
Sorrp @orfer, Der @eidGftsfiibrer
DeS Serrn Ieba, belpies, ooB eralonn
lit, Ser Elm 9rge fir ooS @eihGft bot.
ST lprod) iiber olgemeine 5ragen II.
teidloB ieine Nniprade olf lpilroige
@eile, in0em er 81 elmer Golefte aitfs
fproerte. 2ebtere iiel reid aus.
aurs mad 8 ltbr erid)ien Serr 3ebs
il, Dem Sool. Bel ieinem Gri6einen
Ipielte ole aapeae Die WtareiQoiIe Ii,
Der 9(pplouS Der 9nmeienben belt
mebrere Minuten an. Gin Bouquet
bon Ioiclt mltrOe ibm 6ei'm 9etreten
Der giibnc iiberreift ltn0 6alln trug
Sri. Sennie alein bua 9emillfomnl-
n%un9sgeoid)t Dor.
9ebS mar Iebr beiier uno man
mllBte Die Gnergie, init meldler er
feline Nniprodc 5u Gnoe brodte, &c.
rooejll bemunoern. Gr lieB in lei.
Her Nniprn6e fein gllteS Soar an Der
repitblitunii6ell mo Der bemofrati.
ideu Bortei. Gen repu6lifnlliihel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

~" Sir ben am 9ienitag abenb
in Der uSigblano Icaoemp," Sigb.
lanbtomn, itattfinoenben groBen Sab.
rcsboq bot Der Gomcnperein rgiden.
tron5" umfaiienoe Torbereitrnsen
getrofien. Gin umiihtiges Gomite.
Dem 6rau 2ouiie Steinbad oils erIte
S~oriiBerin uno Srou Gatbertna
Tccie ais 5meite goriiterin po~rlteben,
miro nit alien Witglieoern oes Ser
Gins boiiir lorgen, oen 9eiufern, pie
tic es nun nal INNER BET ben 6ciien
Der nGifcnfran5lcr" genobnt linb,
pergniiste unb gemiitbIide Stunoen
SIT bereiten. Gin Gomite Der S1n.
ger oes ,gihenfrun5eS" nit ibrem
Y%r1iiOenten an Der Spite miro benz
Eamenuereiu 5ilr Seite lteben unb
nit olen Sangcrn oabin 5iI wirfen
lllden, Den Ball IN ieber Weiie ST.
eitcm @lon5abenb fir Sigblonotown
nno Canton 5u geitalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
SonntagS=G outiponotnt

Ser moracn erihenenoe ~ Onutass-GurrcipunO uro uier.
5ebmieits uno duferit reidbatis an intcrciantcm Sceitoff ien,
Tutcr ben iblidcn nrncten 9epeiden, 9ofalbcridten ans Baltimore
nnb llmacsenS, Standardization ans bentiGen 9Gnbern, Snmorifi.
idrm nit JQniratiOnen, fOrtlanieuoem 9uman etc, iutrb Der SOnn-
tagsG urrcpunbcnt Die fOlscnben Nrtifcl nno GrsGblnnscu entbal.
ten: rSnlsariidcs," vGinfluF os elcftridcn SOscnlhtcs amf bic
&egctatpu," g@ic man in Der Sarfei feline dmlbcn bc5abtt," Ser
Slescr Ser 1eGrHoer @riabt,"," r2ie @eranlaHuns cincs selbi-
muroes ub oas dintIihc 8edyt," ySic crien &rien Hber ben at
lautiiden Cscan," v9cntide in Der i%ran5OGideu Sremocnlcsion,"
uNOocrne Jaacrei," uSlaher nno SIHtbcn," u@Oam nnS Gpa,"
yWfccreSt6nen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

Ginmanoerern be.
reit. - Ginmonoerungs.GommiiiG
Souis !. @eia bietet @in9cmanbers
ten, no cr tann, Die biilireihe Sono
gum Sorttommen. @iuiam Miiuer,
Elm 16-i1bri9cr Ielltifer, Der crit
Elm Sobr I'M Souoe lit. mllroe nit
Charles u. Gl0rf ur0 Nrthilr 9loiro
III einem NuGcn ihloieno 1eiimoen
nno pom Eoli5iltcn 2elono pcrboitet.
gue Trei murcu obnc Wpneten uno
Srernoe in Baltimore. Glorf mor
Elm 9rieitrGger in Sflnbpmo iuno
orbeitete bier ab luno 5l fiir 2anoio.
gloirb lit in einem Hcitouront be.
id)1itigt, unb murbeu 9eibe oii
ireien SUB aeiest, Iid,ter Grammar
bebielt Miller IN Soit, nm 81 iebell,
oh Ginluonberungs. Gnmmiliar Weis
nift etwos fir ben iuneen Wom
tbirn fanrL Der germ lpieber 81 ieincr
Wutter ulb blinben Sd}melter nod)
Ieutihlaub 5ilriid modte. Sr. @eis
iogte a%eitern. es lGee fem @rllnS Dor,
Den Siingling ST. beportiren, er mpIle
iid) oeiieIben aber annebnten ulo ibmt
berte ouf elmer 5arm 9eihdftigung
perifaffen. Mittleripeile lit Der
junge Wiiuer i'm Oeientionsbuuie
uuter9ebrad)t.
Seucri d. ubenaerin q, " IA i.
er d aoen beoeuteno. = Gin
leid)ter 9rono, meIfer geItern Mor-
gen gegen I llbr in Der Habmell' uno
Spiegeliobrif Der Sirnla Shirt Bros.
& So. al Der Siteno.S trabe uno
greef.Aaep entitnnb, milrbe mitSiilie
oes olltomatiihen 2oid)ipitems miibe.
los geloiht, ioboB eS unnotbig lurr.
De, Die 5elcrmebr berbei5uruien. Gas
@aiier rihtete iebot einen ShoOen
bon etpa $1,000 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
1Siir cine antc Sadlc.

Inter elmer In5obl bon @Glten bcS
nSarmoniesGaie," melhe I'M ,9cilt.
Ifcn Gprrciponocntcn" BON Dem
Selbitmoro oes ShneioerS SomeS
&oplon gcleien ilnb Don Sen iiberolls
trourigen 8erbGltnilien gpb0rt bot
ten III melfen Die Sbot 6es pom
Sfidiol 10 idmer beimgeiu6ten
WunneS 0cIien Satin rto fiini I'M,
miinoigc ainber 5~uriidlieB, mtroc
Der @eoonfe an9eregt. cine Collection
fir Die ormen 'Sinterbliebenen 81
tcronltoItcn. Sr. 6run5 8ultl CAB
ben erIten Collar, Sr. Soiepb &.
Shnliot ben 5iueiten mo cine Pin
5obl anoerer 81Ite iolgten nit flei-
lleren Setragen. GS mnrbe beid)lois
icL oen n0crltifenG orreIponoentcn"
81 eriuhcn, bie 8eroifeltliduma Scr
gcitrGgc 5u iibernebmcn uio 5ugleid)
oils 3ublitele fiir neitere Gontri6il.
tioncn 81 oicnen.
"a DER ~Seutihe Correspondent"
iif bon Der 9ebilriti9feit Der Somi.
lie, oeren llnteritiibung bieie Somnl.
lung gilt, iiber5eugt bot, lit er germ
bercit, Der N%uregung Der obel &C.
iionnten Serren 81 iolgeIl, lid) in Den
0iertIt elmer giitcn Sud)e 81 itcllcn
nnb ctuaige 9eitrGge entaeaen ST.
lebnncn unb Ole Namen Der @cber
81 pcroiientliden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Sbre Safel juatc, nm ppQfommen at

lein, NIT Dem belleli, perlenoen Bier
aus 6reo. ~9auernidmiot's american
9reperp" perioret iein, meldes 10
allgemein beuprsugt miro @ut abge-
logcrt uno aus nlserle ienlten Wate-
rialicn bergeitelt. &iite ST. 9rauerei
1104-112S Siaen.S troBe. Eel. 6.
& =. ct. Saul 364, Nb. Go,rrtlanb
1881. (29t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

0en ;3llb0rcrn mitgetbeilt bate, mas
iiir 9oifern lie ieielL inoem JIG in
S6nciBc ibres In9eiidts 5ebnS tul-
oen oeu Gag orbeitetell, no iie bod
ihrcn eigentliden &obn III Siuci
Stunoen perbienen %iollten, iubr er
IN ser ndmlid)ell elegoEten &rtlhe
bapon.
Obidon eit gintrittspreis 5i Der
GerIammlung beretjnet iuuroe, mar
bie Sollc bis ouf Den lesten Ylas be.
lest, unb ielten bot man cine 10 be-
geiiterte Menidenmat9eI bel eiller
politii6en DISCRIMINATING geiebcn.
llebcruu, no man binblidte, lab
man rotbe 3Gbndelt, lulO etlife Der
Nnmelenben brabten iogar rotbe
Site nit. Gas idoue @cidleht mar
in ltottliher 3obl pertretelt, uno Sr.
9ebs pereoB nid)t fiir Die 5oblreid)e
&etbeiligrng Don Seiten Der 6rouel
All ouittiren. Gle Hconertribiine
prollgte bon o~llerbono SnihriItcn.
Sier5ig Gbreniungiralen in mciBcn
&leioern ongctban. unb nit rotben
Shleiien ol1i Dem 9uien, battcll olli
ocn poroerlteu Heiben Elab genom.
men.
Ger @obliprlld bes 9lbenoS mar:
.gr6eiter, Sbr bobt 9tidts 5l perlie.
rem, ais Cure Gniprild)c. ober cine
@elt SIT gepimnen."
NnItanb fonnte man ben @ellollet
o,,h nidt ub%ipreden. sic bottel III.
mittelbor Dor Dem Fooium ieoe 9e.
Qlemlidfcit iiir ole 3eitun9Sleute
pnraeieben, oomit Die Gertretcr Der
Ereiic @eIegcnbeit botteu, Die ibnen
bon perid)icOenen Heonern 5tgeout)-
ten Sicbe rett griinoli6 ST. empfins
ocn.
Sr. Charles g.. 9edmonn fiibrte
ocn Goriib III ser Seriummlune. @r
lintcrbielt, ga Serr Tebs crit nod
9 llbr %cirtraf, Die 3uborer lGngere
Belt nn0 brnd)te olld) etlide @ibe 5l
8ebor, Giuer oerielben beitano oo.
rim, ooB cine 3citung berittet babe,
in cinenl Srren-9lipl bate cine Nb.
Itimmun9 ltottgefunben, in melder
loiiter ocn1otrotiide uno republifu-
ililfc Stlmmcn obgegebe1 piroen,
nnb es ihien 0em Gebner grobes Ser.
gniigel, 81: berciten, boB feline @enoi.
len lih nod olle oili freiem SUB be-
%fGnocn.
Gin Gn0lGnocr, Nomens Charles
Sopmortb. mar Der nddlte Hebncr
oes Ibenb9. Gs mar eit biibider
iirigcr Wonn, nit elmer rptben Sals.
bihoe uno borSiisIihcn @rnbperf.
Gr bebouptctc, ooB err einntol an Ell
her 3eitun9 g~eorbeitet babe, unb be-
gonll Damn I'M nGmlideit gtbent5itg
Die FrcIie iGnnmlerIid berunter5nrei.
zen. Nod)oem er ben Seloen BON Den
Stcrcotppcn Sribut ge5out bate,
ipionlete Ser iunee gngIdnber feline
Nlltnerflomfeit ben amerifanilden
Observation-Disclosures, nit pelhen CT,
trot ieineS mathematician aufent.
boltS IN Den &ereinigten Staatell, oli
geiponntem Sub 81 iteben iteint.
Wit leiller aufforoerlng fir Srall.
enltimmredt e~rsielte Der 3eoner grob.
orti9en IppIaus. 9en oeutiden gu.
6iolilten aorI @orr unb aiebfned)t
5ontc Scr Neoner einen b~eionbercn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
ShiffSfarfeu

Jon ullo mad europa iiber Baltimore
,oer Nem.gorf,R aiiite ODER 3ipiideil.
bed. @ehiel, ansl1noiides @eIo.
Sreoitbriefe unb @eloienoungen.
Sbeo. 8. Tieuer & &c.,
VT. 217, Oit.YaItimsre.s trate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
@m. u. Snpber.
757-759 2erinston.M arft,
(cx
Gfc EacnsStraBe.

q. ioltcn nid)t uerscHen, in 3brc
Marftliitc ctlidc Der 9clifateIem
amf5nnebmcu, bic uir bente su per-
famfen baben. @iiniden Sic etiuas
6eines bon b6diter Eualitat unS
beItem @eld)maf : 10 uerinden Sic
cine Der folscnoen SpesialitGtcn:
WanIeleber @mrit, 3iuicbcl BmrI,
Vrannid1luciser 2eberwnrit, 3raffel-
Wmrit, Sarbcaen-@ nrit, impurtirte
Trantfnrter, friide Gnad-M mrf, nc.
rbtteten Sdintcn nnb gemirste
SalbsSnnscn fir 7c. oas Sti6.
(29t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
SebbeI's einsiaes HteIier.

8ir baben nnr elm ateIier in gaIti.
rnore. nnb bas befinoet fIdj in Der
Gtage 81 ebener Grbe, Nr. 32f, Norb.
0ap-, nabe Gigb.Gtr. ainber.Vbp.
tusrapbiea clue Spe5iaIitat. - Seine
Asenten nnb feline reppsa an teisem.
]. Sebbel. s. Grai, 0ei&sftsiitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
Sber. $. 9iener e So.
217 Oft.Yaltimpre.Stra6e

Oeutides unb anoe-es ~ausIdnoi.
Ides 8elb sefauft unS p~erfauft.
8eloienoungen beiorst mad Deutih.
Lamb Seitreid, @ubIano II. I. M.
8ehieI ausgeiteIIt auf a1isI6nSiihe
9anfen. greoitbriefe unbf 9rapeIerS
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

Ganoionten belt er iornllif fir Die
Nllslieferun9 Der 9lrbeiterfiibrer
Woper, Eettibons uno Soplpooo noh
Soabo oerontluortlid) nl,b erflGrtc,
bob oieier Serr nift oos gerin9ite
&e6t babe, Nnipruh ouf Die Stim.
men zines NrbeiterS 81 MADDEN.
----- ---
SaS iibii6e 2oubbii t.
ten c it fomnlt belltc gum AbihfuB.
Worgen lit boS 6eIt Der 8eieses.
irelloe, meldeS ober MIR BON Den
alten ortboboreu Ssroeliten beabtet
miro.
Sir cine neue gptbias.
Sale. = Gle Bptbias-Hitter Bal.
timore's perben balo nit Dem Ban
elmer nellet Sale Beginner. Die
SoGe miro $t50,00O bis 100000
toiten. Sm mittleren Staottbeil iou
Die Suae 81 lteben fomnlen, aber ein
Flat lit nod ni6t ausgeiud)t. Cine
entbuiiaitiIde Serianlmlltna bon De
pr1lcntanten auer 2ogen in Der
Stoot fano am Gonneritag 9lbenb
ltntI.
@ollen tintrGhtIi6 lie.
ben. - Die Siderbeits Gompag-
Men oes 2mbes, pelhe bier I'M BEL
peoere.Sotel cine %mebrt1gige Gonfe.
rert5 gebolten, baben iif aui gleid-
i0rrnige Goten aeeinigt. Sr. Sobn
u. 9Imo, YrGiioent Der .llniteo
StoteS 6ioelitp ano Guaranty Co."
CAB Den Hepr1ientanten Der peridic.
oenen Gompagnien geItcrn ein 2lnl.
deon i'm 9elueocre.Sotel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17
@iro balo emtidlicbcn.

Sos S6idlol Der ,8ermon llltion
Sire S%riuronce 60" nod in Ser
Sdmebe. 8rGiioent 9nolleu.
berg 5uioIec lit staes nod ungcs
nib. = Iiron & 5neeoole be.
boupten, Die GontroIe 81 belisen.
Srn. Serntonn anolenberg, 9rG,
iioenten Der n@ermait llnion Sire
S%nillrance Gomponp," 5ufolge mai
oas Shidinl Der Gontpagnie 9eItern
gbeno nod unentidieben. Sr. Nc.
s. CRAWFORD, Der galtimorer Gepra.
ie1tont Der g(ftiennofler. Sirn1a W.
u. Heoo & SO. BON Hetu.Yorf, ourb
Die 9iron & S%lpeebale, @i9entbiimer
Der .Soutbern Snlurance Company"
BON Hep.S Orleans, oie llnterbnnbluuls
gen fiir Die Gontrole Der 9ultimorer
Gompagnie fiibren, erflGrte iebo6,
Die Gontrole iei bereits erlalet, er
babe D0S Norfalttsred)t nitt iOO UT
tier, mebr, ais fiir sic Gontrole err
ioroerlid ieien. in ieinem 9eiib mo
i'm 2oilfe bes geitrigen cages OaS
inn on9ebotene gorfoufsreht tiir
1000 meitere 9lftien ouSgei6lo9en;
NIT 9eidti9feit fonnte er aIf neitere
1000 9lftien baS 8orfauisre6t in "a
Stunoen erlongen, Die Serren Orion
& Slueebole piinid)ten ober feline
meiteren g(ftien SIT ermerben. @oS
Die Eldne ser Serren ieien, fonnte er
nidt ollgeben; lie ieien ober nid)t
nah Baltimore aefommeL I'M Die
v8crmon Union Sire endurance 60"
3t ruiniren uno sic WinoritGtS .@fs
tieninbober alts5uor1igen; oieielben
tuiir0el gered)t bebanoelt perben.
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@ornung ii + W | Of + 1no.
fer. = Sic Wtild-S nipeftpren 9ebr
uno Wtcagber bonn itabtiiben @es
Iunobeitsomt lieBen am 0onnerltog
Nodmlittog on Der Yotterion.Borf.
uno Galtern-N pemue ben Milhpor.
rotb BON 5mei Mil6bdl1OIerr, I'M
8on5cn 6S @uaonen, in Die StroBenz
rinne %laufen. Sm @eiunbbeits-G De-
p%artenlent puroe geiterl o~l19egeben,
Dab Der cine Wiilfmann Die Wild)
nit @oiier perbiinnt unb Der onoere
9egen elm @eieb pcritoben bate, mel
Dies poridreibt, Dob Die Milh crit
abgefiiblt iein muB, che iie gum Ger
tallf gebra6t miro.
Ser ltnterid laeung be-
h~ nlotgt. = Toli5eirihter Gle.
'ueQpn ii6ernies geItern i'm noro0it-
Iidcn Stotionsbal,s grneit Smith
BON Nr. 1925, gorlple Gloce, unter
Der Inihuloigung Dem @eridtsper.
fobren, angeblif ieinem friiberen
arbeitgeber Soiepb areii5er BON Nr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-17

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llnb Der Gid)tcr gab ibr nod.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-24
Reward of Bravery
For Bates Student,

Lewiston. Me, March 23.-(SpeciaD
One more name has been added to
the list of life savers and this time it
is Il Bates student On Saturday Ar
thur Wittekind, a Bates Freshman. re
ceived from the Massachusetts Humane
Society a regard for bravery in the
form of handsome framed certificate.
The award was wholly q surprise ia
Wittekind. The certificate states that
it was given for saving life at Lake
QuannapoWitt, Wakefield, Mass, Dec.
q, 1907
the story. A large party Of men We're
skating on the lake. A young fellow by
the name Of Jacobs skated into an air
hole and the thin ice kept breaking
under him, thus preventing him from
getting 4 good hold. Wittekind i'm
mediately skatcd to the place, and ask
ing Il few t5f the fellows to lie down
on the ice and form a chain, he brave
ly crawled out to the struggling lad
After being totally emerged many
times himself, Wittekind reached the
fellow and the two We're pulled out to-
gether by the chain Of young men. II
was for this brave act that the diploma
of honor was awarded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-24
.SULzER BROUGHT UP
With A ROUND TURN
Mann Of Illinois Charges Putting Speech
Not Delivered In Record and Il
Hurts Suffers Feelings.

Washington, March ga scene,
somewhat out of the ordinary, was ell
acted in the House of Representatives
today, because of a charge made by Mr..
Mann of Illinois that Mr. SulZer Of New
York had put in the Congressional Rec
ord what purported to be a speech de-
livered by him last Saturday, but
which Mr.. Mann charged was not the
one delivered.
1t all had to do with Mr. Suffers
claim that he and not Mr. Mann was
the author of the legislation which
brought the department of commerce
and labor into being.
n resolution offered by Mr. Mann to
eXpunse the printed speech from the
record was adopted by a strict party
vote, but not until after the House had
been treated to bitter denunciation of
Mr.. Mann by MIR. SulZer and several
lively tits between the latter and the
Speaker.
Mr.. Sulzer characterized Mr. Mann as
a "Pettifogging lawyer, mean and con-
teniptible," for which he was called to
order by the Speaker with the admoni-
ton that such language should not be
used toward a member.
Twice afterward, in seeking to justi-
fly his claim of authorship. he was in
terrupted by the Speaker with SINH
lar warning.
Anticipating that his speech would
be ruled out and with the view TO get
ting it back into the record, Mr.. SulZer
resorted to a piece of strategy by try
ing to have the speech read, and later
endcavoring to read it himself, but the
| Speaker insisted that he should only
address himself to the resolution t
eXpunge.
| Smarting under the action of the Re
putlicais, Mr.. SulZer for the rest OF
the day posed as an obstructionst. He
objected to all unapimous consent prop
osition and halter the proceedings Of
the House for a considerable time by ;
point of no quorum.
| After passing a number of measure:
relating to the District of Columbia thu
House, at 4.01 P. NJ, adjourned out o
respect to the memory of the late Sena
tor William Jas. Bryan Of Florida.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-24
MUST PAY THE FINE.
Supreme Court Decides Against Atty
Gen. Young of Minnesota.

Washington, March 23-In refusing to
grant to Attorney General Young of Min
nesota writ of habeas corpus, releasing
him from the penalty imposed by the
United States circuit court for he dis
trict of Minnesota on the charge of con-
tempt of court in instituting n proceed
ing in a state court for the enforcement
Of the railroad rate law after the federal
court had prohibited such course. and
In affirming the decision of Judge Prtch-
ard Of the United States circuit court for
the Western district of North Carolina
dscharginS from imprisonment James II.
Wood, a ticket agent of the Southern
| Railway at Ashville, aftee he had been
sentenced by the Ashville police court to
serve a term on the rock pile on the
charge of collecting for a ticket on that
road n greater price than was permitted
by the state railroad law, the supreme
court of the United States today added
/ another to the series of decisions which
/ have rendered notable the present term
of that court. In both cases the right of
1 the states to fix rates for transporta-
ton was the issue and both involved con-
4 f1icts between the federal and the state
Il courts. The decision in each case was
L opposed both to the states and to their
courts. The opinion of the court in both
cases was announced by Justice Peckham
and, with the exception Of Justice Har-
| Ian. all the other members of the court
stood behind him in the announcement of
the courts finding.
Justice Harlan in dissenting opinion
expressed the view that the decisions OF
the court in the Minnesota-North Carroll
ma cases marks a new era in the rela-
tionship between the states and the fed.
eral government and between the federal
and the state courts. He commended that
the suit of the railroad company in the
Minnesota case was in reality a suit
! against the state, and he dwelt at length
! upon the enormity of permitting a subor'