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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

The person who disturbed the con
gregation last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested to buy q bottle
Of Foley's Honey and Tar. 7. +. Laurin
Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

Columbia and Victor graphophoues
and latest records at 424 Commercial
street A. r. Cyrus. If.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

oliver typewriters and automatic
stenographers at A. r. Cyrus, S&
Commercial street, Il.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18
WATERFRONT items.
A Smooth Bar Was Enjoyed
Again Yesterday.
SEVERAL VESSELS GO TO SEA

Alliance and r. D. mman Arrive in
Roanoke, Breakwater Martha Roux'
claekmananshire ani Gladys Cross 10
Sea--Grain Carriers Arrive Down.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

q n. f)rkwlla ls7 Tenth sifsst ca
cover your umbrellas juss q geod q
lhpy san any place On ths apfsawsss
boask
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18
REPORT OF EXPERT,
Books Of School District Examined and
Statement of Condition Made.

The work Of exporting the books OF
the school department Of this city, has
been completed by George T, Clark, the
expert, who was brought from Portland
ior this purpose, and for exporting the
county books Mr.. Clark has q reputa'
ton for his fine work In this respect,
and the clear and comprehensive report
presented BY him is'in keeping with his
reputation, The report shows that the
liabilities are less than the resources and
while there is an indebtedness, the dis
trict is in a healthy condition financially,
all things considered, MIR Clark places
the resources and liabilities as follows
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

You Don't Need to ssnd to Psrslaaa.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

outside hohnd IN,
The schooner j. II. Stetson, which has
been leading lumber at Tongue Point,
cleared at the custom house yesterday
with so0,o00 feet of lumber.
The steamer Alliance came In from
Coos BAY yesterday morning at $3.50.
and left up for Portland at $, m.
The steam schooner r. d. Inman ar
rived in yesterday and left up at . n. IN.
The French bark Martha Roux was
towed to sea yesterday at l0;4o a. m.
The British bark Largo Bay, grain
laden for Europe. arrived down ycster'
day morning.
The British ship Glenelyan arrived
down yesterday morning, and will pro.
cecd to sea at the first opportunity.
! The steamer schooner Cascade arrived
at San Francisco yesterday.
The Breakwater lett out for Coos
Bay. yesterday morning.
Lightship No. 70, which has been un'
iergoing repairs at the buoy station Ia
about ready to go to her station at
Umatilla Reef.
The Vile de Dijon will proceed tc
Portland as soon as she can procure q
tow, which will probably be today.
The British ship Buccleuch will leave
Portland today for the United Kingdom
for orders. She has ll7,4s6 bushels oI
wheat Of value OF s06.925.
The British ship Claekmananshire
bound for England. went to sea yester
day.
The French bark General de Boisdeifr
left up yesterday in tow OF the Harses
Queen.
The British bark Gladys another o
the grain feet, passed out to sea yes
terday forenoon. She goes to Europ
for orders.
The French ship Theirs arrived dow
from Portland yesterday morning.
The steamer Roanoke arrived dow
yesterday at $3.50 a. m. She rename
until o'clock when she proceeded I
sea. She had a good cargo and a lare
number Of passengers.
The revenue cutter Mccullough ha
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

The British steamer Queen L0uise
from Portland, arrived al Coronel, JAN
uary llth, en- route to ~. Vincent where
she will receive orders.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

The revenue cutter Mccullough has
been ordered by the navy department to
cruise between San Francisco and Puget
Sound, with headquarters at Astoria.
Astoria has been promised, for some
time, revenue cutter but until the
last order nothing has been done to 70.
place the one taken from here
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

patterns size sizes ranging from r. y
give you rug TO fit any size ROOM fnoes
reduced.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-18

The steamer Roanoke arrived down
yesterday at $3.50 a. m. She remained
until o'clock when she proceeded TO
sea. She had a good cargo and a large
number OF passengers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
8ranmteiitcr sIcrctu.

&orbcrcitumgen fir Die in Nl6unu
Gnoc September itottiin0cn0c 20.
&o6rcS Contention oa9 0rall.
mciitcr . Wumoes aetroficn .-glud)
an Scr 9Cltihcn Sogicicr miro
ijh Der &crein bctbeiligcn.
Ger @ruumciitcr = &crein biclt &C.
itcrn int &ereinalofolc, &icbelebl's
&olIe, 9tr. -, Siio . @opltrnBe, cine
gut bcllld)te &eriommllng ob, an Der
eltf Nr. Meter ban DC WeItelnfen bon
Mobert Eprtncr'% @roucrei Nlcron.
6rio, go, &orl GNolf uon Nbner 1t.
Grurp'S Wrollcrci Mulbington, mo
Srib Srunf bon Scr NrlinNton Nroll-
Crci 1T HoBlpL go, Gbcil nubmcn.
ErGiiocnt Vbco. @icntrt iiibrtc Oelt
%orlib llno Scfrct0r &orl Wuntc 0a3
Erototoll. Gie Nnmelolun1cn sur
Nctbcili1ulN an Der 20. &ubreS-Gon
p"cntion 0e3 Scr. @roluneiItcr = 0ltn.
0c@, m2ldC bonn 81. bis %. Scptclns
Ter int nCllcrbQlltcn Ncltlden Nnltlc
iii Nlboin, W.. to0t, lultrocl cllt'
gCGcu 0CllonlmCn, mo mcl0ctcn lid)
Sul9cn0c 5llr WtitInbrt: Sr. Sbtooor
NSlellcrt ull0 TrnlI, ST.. $. &ned)t II.
Trnlt, Nr. &nrl @uufc mo Sruu, Nr.
Yeter BON De WcItelufcn mo Trult,
ST.. Sobn Nrcbm mo Tron, Sr. @ec.
Ggcnboier. Mr. Gron5 Shleuuinger
mo SrulL ST.. 81. NobnenlttngeL, &r.
&obn &roaler mn0 Sroll, &r. Scarf
0robmepcr ullb Trou, Sr. Sc. @golI
mo SrniL &r. SriB Tronf uno 6rull
gll9 Ncilenlarlhall mllr0c Sr. Scarf
@unfc cruGblt. 0aS SaIptQllurtier
scr bicli0cn @rolmeiltcr miro oaS
Zen Gid Notel IN Nlbonp iein. 0d'
ihloliH mllr0c, oic0Uttldc Gag Seicr
III Corpora mlt5umudcn mo 0a@
ans $50. &nrl WrobmcDer, :. &rGSs
lcr, Grnn5 Sdleuningcr, &url Molltc
mo Sbcooor Micncrt bcltebenoc Nr.
ran0cnlcntS Gomitc olltorilirt, ooS
@ouptollurticr btS &crcinS i'm Hiper.
&iclu Yorf gelhmufuol 81 oefori.
rem. Nod) Der G%rleoigung Der &c.
idGite iol9te nod Elm gemiitblidcS
EloilberItiinod)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
@Odcntlidjcr @cinno6eits6cridjt.


t79 Io0c9idQe lth0 lt6 @ebrrter
ongcmcIoct. - 9re6ourdfoQ BEL
&in0ern ior0ert nod 81 Spier.-
SDpbuSerfronfumgeu gegen 6d$
&orio6r I'm sic NGlite geringcr.
Ter mohentli6c @eiuno6eitsbc-
rtft illr Die an ). september enoen.
De Node 5eiAt 40 looesiGQe gegen
800 III Oericlben @ofe oeS 8oriaD.
res, 1873 in 1906 ul0 100 in 1903.
Gle iGbrIide Sterberute pro 1000
Der ScO0lferumg betruQ 1902; @elBc
1f.t3, NcaCr 22.SG. Gle ballptiGdj.
lid)cn SoOesrrio6eu maren: Ippbus
9, &euhhuiten ,, 0ipbtberitiS 3
ShminOitht n, &rcbS o. Scr5frnnf.
beiten ~, 2ltngcncnt5iin0ung 8,
9redourdiuQ bel &inOcrn 21.
&rigbt'iG Niercnfrnnfbeit Is, gl,
teral6n1dc :, Sdlu1d)c lod ser @e.
burt II, Sclbltmoroc |, llnfGlle 3
Ton bcn EoOtelt moren t05 @ciBe
ntO IS Ne1er III sen Ser. Stooten
acborci; bel / Iootcu nur ser Sc.
burta0rt unbetanlt, 6 Ferionen ltor.
ben int @nnuiem- Aiul. 80 in Sophia.
Tern llno If IN on0eren Sultitliten.
% Goroncra SnQueite pur0en obge'
haltcn. ZIG Neburtcn, Oarlmter 32i
mcibc &Inocr, murOen onNemcl0ct.
Nol0enoe onltcdcn0e a~ranfhciten &C.
longten sur NnmeIormg: 0ipbtberi-
It's s, Shurlddiicbcr 8, (ppbuS 80
036 III 1900, Woiern |, geidmouc.
ne WunocIu /, &euhbulten =,
Shminolud)t 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Ecrionol' Noti5en.- Sri.
JrunciS gambler wcilt felt einigcn "a.
gen in Ntlnntic.Gitp i'm .Sotcl Ger.
fclep". Sic miro ii1 mebrerc $50.
den BORT oni6altcn.
Ger ongcbli6 en SrGlc.
rel Def h II - Ter 30. iGb-
rigc Ncitallrotcrr Worris @olf uo.l
Tr. i25, @eIt.6 ronflinItrobc, mllroc
geitern Abcno gegcn 7 ll6r inter scr
gnidyuloiaung in Der peitlidcn Yoli-
5eiitotiou cin9cliciert, ongcblid &c.
Ito6lcnc @aoNn milientiid in Gn''
pfang 9cnoInmer SIT baben.
Ser ~2G.iGbriGc 9onis Goof mo
Scr ~27'jdbri9c Sobn i. Courts mur.
Sen 9citcrlt Don aooi 2coen benz @es
ridtsperiobren inter Der aniGul0i.
gung iiberlpieien einen Yaaen Grnuc.
nctte- llld) I'M Wertbe bon $50 BON
Der ,@luc Cine SronSier Company"
geitoblen 81 habcn. Iui Dem @cgc
gum @eidngnib tbeiltc Goof Dem Ger.
geanten 5. y. Wirpbp nit, Dab Ell
cinen 3beil scr 1eItpblcnen @onrell
an Srn. NSplf ucrfuuft Ga6e. Ia-
raubin criolgte Die gerbaitirg ocs
2etteren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Sic Spfcr ocS 4. Suli. -
Gincr Stotiitif oc@ nGbicoNo'cr Sour.
nails" 5t SolQe iinb onl lctten Dicrtcr
Sllli in Den Scr. Stuotcn nid)t peni.
ger, ais 1923 Ecrioncn 0ct0Otct obcl
perlebt morbcnL 1910 mcbr, ais IN
1907 mo t57 mrbr, olS IN 1906. dc
3obl Der Sooten bctr1Ot IN Oieieu
Sabre olleroin1S nur t63, gc0cn 1G'
in 1907. Baltimore uno 6ole0o mer
Sen acprielcll iiir sic Eniiirrmg mn
itrcl1gc Nurd)fiibrlnN bon ocn Ser.
fnltf BON TercrlucrfSfGrpcrn pcr6ic.
tcnNcn &erorbnmn1en.
81 obniinniocr Stolicncr
- Ebilipp ScrtiQo bon 9tr. $50, Sol.
pinitroBc, 2G Sabre alt, mllr0c gcitcrl,
bon ben Ioftoren 2. Gcnnrcp unh
Soicpb 9nnolcS fir uerriidt crfldri
ltn0 bonn Hid)tcr @runnnn> in Der
mittlcrn Eolijciltotiun scr Srrcnan.
itolt in 9apuicm iibcrpicicn. Ser
tiHo iuor bcreitS iriibcr in elmer ,Sr.
rcnanItolt 0clueicn, bod ais bormloo
cntlnlicn luorGen. @citcrn brod ser
Wnbnlinn mieoer 6ci ibnl ans, mo
ipoltc or leinc Wllttcr nit cincm Wtel.
ier crIted)cn. Nllf lire Siilicruic elite
Scr0eont &cmlcop bcrbci Der ocn 9io.
lcllocn pcrboitctc ullo nnd Der mitt-
lcrcl Eoli5ciltotion brndtc no Hid)-
ter Grammar cine ll,tcrllldulO lci.
1lcS @eilteSSltltolOcS o%noronetc.
Golliiion. Wuggon Nr. 1916
Ger Hinben 3 gluCnuc @ Clinic couioirtc
NcItern Nhen6 s llbr al Der Gte bon
Hin0cn Mpcnllc mo SilcotclitroBc
nit ellcm WGdcrluoAen. Ser &llt.
ihcr uno Gigcntbiimcr Sumo Wor.
0cnltcin ~ Sabre alt, ilno beiien ..
i0briger Sobn Morri9 iuuroen nllf
sic StroBc Ncihlcllocrt, mo bon Den
Foli5iltcn Morna mo Nilbop Dont
n0rolidcn Giltrift mo Srn. Gcubcn
SppCnbeimcr IN cincn Stau an Der
Gdc bon SinOcn Npenuc mo Tuco.
tclitrnBc gctro1cn 100 Or. Sirihbcrg
oe1 Gcrlcbten Grjtlid)en @eiltono lei.
itcte. 0ic TcrlcBmngcn 0eioer linb
i6mar5boit, bod nidt lebenSgeiGbrs
lid.
@eneral Mnmolt StruuS
ncrlcbt. - @enerolomnolt ,Siuoc
%obc StroliS lit bel cincm Spn5icrritt
olll DEM @nilforo 2on6compler ia.
be G6orlcnltrnBe ourh Den Strrj lei.
mes Bferoes in eincm olrd bobcu
8ros perocdten @roben, menll aud
lIldt ldiuer pcrlcbt morocn. Gr be.
lticg ooS Yfero micoer mo rift bein.
Or. Sllliu2 SrieocmuoIo %lciitetc DEM
&crlebtcn lpGter Grjtlid)en 9ciitnuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Ct elaubt, allf einela alien Sofa nit
9eI6nibter 2ebne. -
3pei Sage ipdter befinbet ii9 Elm
ncueS unebfanntes @rob neben ben
tauIeno anberen auF ben &ir9b6ien
Der MiQionenitabt, Elm i6par3er tleis
ner Siiael, Der balo Der ebenen Grbe
olei9f unb ME nit RingsIblumen unb
Qeptoien 9eidmiidt icin miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Heportcr: .Senator, id) babe oe.
bort, Dob Sic oolnit aniingcn, Dob
Sic 3eitungen nerfouften." Sc.
nator: sStimmt niht gang, n,ein
Sltnge. Sbotiofe lit aber oos
lit Itreng p%ertroulid, miiien sic =
Dab ih ooourh etlpas miroe, oaB ih
ein paor 3eitungen falitc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

tlS s, Sdurludliicbcr 8, SpphlS 80
036 III 1900, Woiern |, geidmouc.
ne Wdnocln /, &euhbulten =,
Shmin0iud)t 10.
Veltabl icinen &omero.
oen. Eoli3ciridter @arlano itclte
acltern int oitlidcn StotionSbauIe
Den % Sabre altcn Wartin SltroSfi
bon Nr. 1912, SbomeSitroBe, ruegen
Der NnldilloiQlng inter $1,000 Yiirg.
lhaft, ongeblid bon Golcntiu @al.
lom0fi bon Nr. S5l, Siio 9onoitr.,
$"3S 9cltoblen jt baben. @alton9ti
mar bel ocIniel6en 81 einem 9ier9c.
lnac cingcloocn. Ser @aIt0ebtr
lhlummerte ihlieBlid Elm mo oieie
@ele1enbcit bellllBtc Der 8oIt, llnl in
oo@ ShloI5inmer 81 ld)leihcn mo
cen aclonlten 9ctrog ST. moilien.
Mubtc $25 6cruppen.
Sr. Ebd. ECtcricn, ScfrrtGr ser
DWonntmclttol = 9rMu 3 @ciellidnft,"
luclder nnl 6reitog N6cn0 ollrh oen
Eoli5iltcn 2cier on Ser Oit-9olti-
morc.S trobc lucgcn ongcbIidcn 5ll
ldnclcn Observation-Disclosures uCr6oitet
ipuroe, lit 0eitcrn onrd) YoIi5eiri6ter
Garland i'm 6itlid)en Stotipn s6ollie
nit 500 mo &niteIl beItroit mor0erh
Geincn &erlctungen err
lcgcu. - Wcitcrn friiD nm ) llbr
ltorb Der 81 Sabre ulte Ncgcr SonrcS
9ougbcrtp I'M SSroclitiid)cn Soipitol
al Den Solgcn bon Serlebungcn, mel.
DIE cr 0lirdl Den Stllr5 bon ei1em bel
Dem nod Dem gof Hincr iiibrcnoen
@b5ltgStanuIbou ucrncnbeten @oa.
CONS onl Sreitng e"rlitten bate. So,
rnlter GorlltbcrS bonn noro0Itliden
Glltritt ltelltc cinel oui llnfall Ian.
tcn0cl Su0eSl6cin ans.
Grtrunfcn. Ger 2eihnaut
oeS i~i-idbrigcn &oicpb arebn. Jun.
bon Nr. 10, Nor0 9urtcrItroBc, mlroe
geltern Morgen no6c Curtis Ban inn
Molier idyminmcno ouiociunoen. So.
roncr Sbomua =. Sorton gob Elm oltf
So0 Ollrh llnlaQ loutenOcS Teroift
ob. Ter iunOc Mom orbeitete l1n.
gcre 3cit in Mortim 0o1ner'S Gin.
mode Sobrif 81 @ogner'S Foint. Gr
mrroe ieit Gonnerltog permiBt.
Gin Understanding"
Wrnocr. - Ter 23.iGbrige @il.
liam Sobnlon Don Nr. 1917, Hioge
luooo' Hpcnnc, mllr0e geitcrn pom aabi
Garr III Der noromeitlidcn Foli5eiita-
ton nm $40 geitraft, neil CT angeb.
lid ieine SdiueItcr alice ,Sobuion &C.
l6logen bntte. Gle 9ebtcre erflGrte,
Dab ibr Srlloer bis II llbr WorgcnS
5ll ldlafcn pilegc mo Damn pon'ibr
perlonge, oaB 0da 6riibltild i1rtig ou-
ltebe. Wcnn 0icS nitt ser iSaQ ge.
mcIcll, bobe er lie init Friigeln truf-
tirt. Cine nnOere Sd)peIttr oes An.
AcIhuIOigten bcItGtigtc oieie allsiagc.
Ter .Shlngiertigc" mibte in Or
mdn1clltig oes notbigen aleinaeloeS
ms @ci0n9lliB manoern.
9cbauptct .ar5t" 5u iein.
-vGr." Sol. ". HepuoloS pon Nr.
400, @eit = 2eringtonitroBe, bate
lid Dor Eoli5eiridter Stonlep in ser
lilbmeItIld)en Eoli5eiltotion olli Die
Nnlduloigllng 81 perontmortcn, 1r5t.
lld)e FroriS obne Tottor Siplom
nilS9eilbt 5u babeu. 3mei Toli5iitcn,
iuclde bon linn %.bcbnnoelt" lpurei1,
troten ais 9eloItlnga5cugtn nui. Sr.
HeDnol0S beitono ieoof ooruii, in
Nliing Sun Gecil Gountp, Elm sler,.
tc 9iplom ermorben ST. boben. SaS
&erbor luuroe bis nGdlten Wtitttpod)
.perId)obe!l, nm Dem Observation-Disclosures
@~eleacllbeit III geben, feline Yapiere
an 5onr III firAeru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

go Ger OcInn1pcrcin "ariou""
miternimmt an Sonntag, Den 20.
bs. MtS., cine characterization nui
Sem Camper n2oniie". Die .4ric-
niicny iino betnnntlid) Elm llitiges
Golfd)en, uno mcr ic nit ibnen cine
@niierinbrt mitGcmndt, miro lid
mad elmer @ieocrboIltng iebnen. Gin
riibriges Goinitc lit ihon iebt eiirig
an Der Nr6eit, oild bieie G~eronital.
tung ibrcn Tor9GnGern ebcnbiirtig ST.
geitnlten. An Soro iinbct Cans. umo
Gon5ert'Wui itatt, uno iiir gririih'
ullgen lit belteus Gorge getragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Sad: ,,Sd bore, Sic iino nit Sri.
@oloitein perlobt." - Com: $50 lie
bat cine bolbe WiQion ci9enes Ser,
mogen." - SID: vsber @olb fiibrt
nid)t inrmer 5itm 8liid, otter Snnge."
- Com: yGos itinmt, ober es oiirfte
bod cine quite Siilfe bei'm Suhen
iein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
NGcrlci Snmpr.

,@orum meinIt Oh oeni, mein lie
Der, fleiner Sltngc?" nNle mclnc
@riloer baben Serien, uno id) babe
feline" -. Mber morinm benn nidt?"
- ,@eil i) ni6t 5lr Sdule geDe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
Mnlcibcn anf Mi6bel mnS anoerc
Gidlcrhciten.

fir 6 Nro5ent, serau mad benz reuerl Sefebe.
tSdn5 priodtim. Ntdjtcr, Nr. 210, Cit.2tgtng.
ton. Strabe, ,8aniant Ynilbtng".
Su Der Office wiro Seutin gefyrud:n.
(Suni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
Heutihes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
StcQcnaeimdc.
Steueariuh:

Steiegriud1:
Gin iunaer oer6eirntbeter Wann milniht
Gieulna in elmer 8dderei ais 6lpeite Saro.
Wun %noreilire: SuBn 9naellanpt, Mr.. 49,, "
IeTiugtous StruRe. (249-5l)
StcilegciuG:
Sin 4leInpner eriter alntie iIbt Stelllng,
nm an Wtelinaa iuo &upteruaareH 6I arbeis
ten. 9ia65ufra9en in 9r. 400, EecatnrsSiraie,
bel W,atbius Sreuoier. t249-5O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
GtcnegriuG:
Ter crfter &lnhe
gu berfamfen.

Gu Ucrfnuien.
Sin guteS SauS i'm 1900 9lud, gSetisFraits
Gtrabe, fir irgerln eiH 8et1dft paiielb. gia6s
~5ufrnaen in 8r. 1924, &eit.Hratt. straRc.
(249-51)
0nuft fctnc Sarm,
ebe Sbr nibt lIierc i~llnitrirte Giite geiebetl
bGbt. bargains. Shreibt an She Sarminno
6umpang," Nr. 102, 2aW'Nuiloing, Baltimore.
(247-53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Ane, ,prfde @elb sebraudsn, tpreden bier
sSr. InIeiben nmf SaIdre, W1bel uno @riillos
eieentbun. SIN Xertrnuen. Seine Qpan Office
Metbooen. "yalttmure Suueftment Co.," Nr.
100, Manufacturing. CTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Mnttir ,&orr. ih brn,ide Elm
fi&hen Melh." - Rnttr: .Md,. nos
i"crt midi" @nttin: .Mornm
irr,,t 0ih 6os2"- @nttp: ~@eil Su
icnit INNER icbr oiel braudit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Ger @atte: sd bate lette Nud,t
einen ionoerburen Sroum." Die
Satin: o@ie mor oer?" Ser Sat
te: sd trdanlte, es mare Der Gag
bes Siingiten @aridts unb Gabriel
bate eben ms Sorn geltoben. @ie
ih meme anod)en 5uialnnteniudJtc,
crifienit 9u Dor mir" = Die @at.
tim: r@ie ieltiom! Saate i'd etiuos?"
= Der @atte: ~Sa. On fraateIt mid,
Cd Gein aopf aerooe idBe."
Sausfnedt Gin einem lGnblidelt
Sotel): ng9enn Dos 9ett SIT fur5 lit,
iteden sic Die 5iiBe burf oas God
in Ser @anb. Mber bebalten Sic
Sbre Stietel on, oamit Sic morgen
friib gleid gepllbt meroen fonnen."
Sduuipielerin Tim Sliiitartone)
Still! Ties oorf feiner niiien." =
Shanipieler Co.'s ipGrlife 9ublifum
iiberblidcnb): .Sdab, iprib nilr, eS
lit feiner oa, ser inns boren fonnte!"
Srau Yant6fle: .@enn id morgen
iterben miiroe, niirbeit 0u ieoenfols
iofort mieoer beirotben." = Sr. Van.
tofle: vNeim id miirbe mid crit et'
mas erbolen."
Sic: v1u iabit iebr oumm aus, ais
Oh mid batelt 9eine 5ratt 5ii lper-
ben." - Gr: sd iab nid)t balb 10
bumm aus, pie id mar"
8id)ter (5iim Gngeflagten): sd
meroe ieBt Sbre Soritrnien perlelen."
Mngeflagter: .8isacidt geltottelt
guer Gbren, mid iolanse bin5ule-
ten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
8elb ,n uerlciJen.

1891. Meltetes tttabftHement. 1861.
MarDlamS Gbattel 2pan Miuciaiipg.
9lbrrt Sluntc, inn., @efddftsfibrer.
GalUert. Hebdube,
eeeeniibcr hcm Seriftsaebdube.
Simmer 229, 231 INN 233 q. studwcrf}.
eiibpft.6de Sanettc. nno ct. Hanl.Str
9arIeben bon $40 big $500 auf Oi1hel, Yios
nos etc, obne Griferring oerfelbGr. 9efeblibe
Staten. (8eine Bu6erei.)
Wto. Bfore, @olrtlnno 1856. 6. & 3. Ybc., e,
ct. BallI 1869. (9tou9, 1S,I&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

Sic: n3u iabit iebr ounm aus, ols
Oh mid bateit, 9eine 5ral 5a iper-
ben." - Gr: sd iab nid)t balb 10
bilmm aus, mie ib mar"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-27

San Francisco, Feb. 27.-A stu
pendous bribe of 100000 was Of
fered Abe Ruef by William Tevis, the
proprietor of the Bay Cities water
works to secure the purchase by the
city of the water company for $1o,-
100000.
This was the statement OF Il. A.
Crothers, of the Bulletin today, while
on the witness stand In a libel suit
instituted by Tevis against the Bulle-
tin for publishing this statement.
Fremont Older. editor, made the
same statement.
When the trial was resumed this
morning Assistant District Attorney
Hoff Cook offered a motion that the
libel charge be dismissed, claiming
that it was impossible to get Tevis
into court and that he believed the
suit was not instituted in good faih.
The defense gought this motion, as
they declared that they had evidence
to prove that their statement was
true.
We have signed the confession that
Tevis offered Ruef $l,O00,000 to Sc
cure the purchase of the Bay Cities
water company by the old board of
supervisors and we have the confess
sion of a number of the supervisors
who were told by Ruef that this sum
would be distributed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-27
WASTE OF FORESTRY FUNDS.
Duncan Cattlcman Asks for Import
ant Information.

Duncan, ore, Feb. 26, 19OS.-(Ed-
itor East Oresonian. Having no.
ticed an editorial in the East oregon
ian some time ago setting forth the
benefits of the stockmen derived by
the forest reserve policy, would like
you to secure detailed statement
from Forest Supervisor Schmidt OF
Walla of the income and the expen-
ditures of the Wenaha forest reserve
within the state of Oregon.
l do not know whether you can
secure such a statement for publica-
ton or not. But if you can it will
show>(S0u how the stockmen are be-
ing buncoed simply by the business
being conducted by inexperienced men
from the supervisor on down.
They are neither experienced in
handling stock nor any other work
required of them, such as building
trails, roads, ETC.. by being conducted
on an extravagant plan rather than
one of economy. which makes the
grazing fee about three times what
it should be.
am not asking you to do this
thinking you are acting unfair to any
one, but believing you have been mis-
informed, hence your comment in
your editorial
Yours very truly,
E. S. WILBUR.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-27

Portland, Feb. 27.-Backed by a
treasury filled with thousands of dol
lars collected from unknown sources,
the American-Asiatic exclusion league
of the Pacific coast, has been plot
ting to pull off a series of anti-Jap=
anese riots. The riots were 10 occur
at Vancouver, B. c., Bellingham,
Wash. Portland, oregon, and at San
Francisco, California.
This is the gist of special dispatch
sent out from Vancouver, B. c., last
night where II is said the plot was
discovered. The plan of the conspir-
ators was to work up to a bloody cli-
max in a San Francisco riot by Sc
ries Of minor riots in the important
anti-Japanese centers along the Pa
cific coast.
Thet pilfJ vas formulated in Sc
attle on February at a meeting OF
the executive committee OF the league.
1t was the intention Of the exclusion
lists to bring about the final demon
stration against the Japanese on the
day that Evans fleet passed through
the Golden Gate.
Revolt Leads TO Discovery.
The revolt on the part of the Ca
madam members of the exclusion
league at Vancouver from orders Is
sued to them in relation to a parade
by the San Francisco headquarters of
the exclusion league caused the first
intimation of the proposed riots to be
brought to general knowledge.
Riot Over Parade Plans
A three hours debate at a meeting
of the organization last night which
ended in a fist fight and miniature
riot over the proposed plan Of pa
rade caused the exposure of the riot
plot.
Vice President Gordon Grant of
the Vancouver branch, made charges.
sam Gothard, delegate from Van
couver to the Seattle meeting, in which
said plans were originally made, de-
clared Grant to be a liar.
AT this a dozen men stood up and
hurled the badges of the order at the
president and walked out of the hall
in disgust. In the commotion that
followed some one introduced a res
olution dissolving the local organiza-
ton from affil alton with the North
American Anti-EXclusion leage form
ed recently at Seattle.
The resolution was greeted with a
combined yell Of anger and a whoor
of approval from the warning factions
and Just as chairs started to splinter
somebody shut out the lights.
1t was the hottest anti-Japanese
meeting that the exclusion league has
held since September.