davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Anticipation Worse Than R~eaIiztio,

Men are 50 unanimously eager ~
the pursuit OF things which. far from
having any inherent real good, are
vanished over with L sr%ecious and
dec tut gloss, and { in nothing
~answerablc to their Appearances.
Hence, 1t proceeds, on the other
hand, that IN those things which are
called evils there is nothing 50 hard
and terrible as the general cry Of the
world threatens.
LOKp BOLllNGHROKT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16
0af8ington-Ngenta
"Deut(6en Gorre(ponoeat,"
@m. Saunemann, 1916 Wariou.
Strafe, R.sW.
tuu aHStigrn Mub 8eftelunget tItgtgtn gt.
upuitneH ueroeu.
2ofalbcridlte aus 8aibiHstou.

&oGre2bcrt6t oeS @atlens
hauirs.
Der %. &oGreaberidIt oe5 s1eltt=
ihan Muiicthouie0" ali Der Gooes
Nopc Hodo, Ntocoitia, lit nollenoet.
ltob ocmiclbert muren ST Anfong oea
Sabrc9. - &nobeu uno % Mubden
in ser Nnltalt. tSiinf &in0er purocn
lpGbrerb beS SobreS auIgenomnlen II.
cbenio pielc cntloiien. uno jest bat Sic
Guitalt genou oieielbe 3abl SnlaileL
sic lie Dor 5lp6lf Miouateu bate. lrno
5mar pieoerum 81 &nabeu utlo %
MGod)c,. Der geridt eripGbnt nit
@coollcrn ooS Iblcben oe8 Sltperilis
tcn0entcu >Sofob @eritenbcrg itno oe3
Gelegoten oeS .Oermmuia Manners
dorS" 2con Y0bmonn. Ser SiHanis
@eridyt 5ciat, ooB oic NnItalt Elm @ltt'
bobcu bon $2S,933.33 bat. bic Gin.
Finite inl lcBteu Sabre $f0,980.22 ii.
oic NltSQobeu $t0,l96.53 luaren.
SieacSacmiiier grobibi
tioniit. m
Sobn IS. @ooIep, Ser Dor uht SAT-
rcu ser Er0iiocnti6oits-G anoiont Der
Hrobibittonilten mar, lagte am
Sonutog III etr1er 4robibitienst8er-
Iolmlmq IN Der critcn Gongregatios
nollitcns&trd)e an 10. iuto @aptStr.,
Noroluelt Der 8ompi iitr 8robibi-
ton iei 0eluomcn; es brol,d,e ieRt
nid)t mebr Hooou NcidIogcn 5u ner.
Sen. lonocrn rubiae title Trbeit &C.
uiige, INN Dos 3iel SIT crrcid)eit, oenu
oos @olf lei aufgemodt.
Gon5crt beS g 0ngerbuus
oeS."
Ger o8oibingtoner S1ngerbuuo"
gob am Sonutog stberb Elm Gon5ert
III ieincr Salle on Der G+StraBe,
NorbmcIt, 0ns III ollen Stiidcn ein
Grfolg NOR. Ger 8erein lang Die
.Tcrlc1cnbeit" mo .rsm @oIo." ali-
Beroem mltroen mebrcre Soprans,
Se1or. uno NoritonsSoli bon Der.
id)ieocnen SGngern uno Sdugcriil.
lret III @ehor gebroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16
u. SaQ Sarris micbercrnanut,

&iro alldb fir Die nddliten bier Sabre
Baltimore EoItneiiter lcin.
BrGiibent Rooiepclt ianote geileru
Dem Senat oic @rnemuung sur
@eitdtigung 5u. GENE Ser
moltlung cine quite.
9oItmeiitcr VI. Soa ScrriS lit
trot Der Sppoiition Der groBcH m0
fIeineu republituniidJet Eolititer
@~oltilnore's oui meitere bier Sabre
uieoer crnaumt. Er0iibeut MoolebeIt
ionbte g~eItern Die @rteum1utG Dem
Seuat SIR @eitGtigrnlg 5u. G8 mar
Charles :. 9ouuparte'S @crt, uls
&r. Sarris Dor bier SSabren ernamt
pltrbe, mlb iciuc @icocrcrnemulg
lit obne 3ueiieI alld] ollf Srn. Bona.
parties ginilub 5uriid5uIiilren. 6ilr
&ru. @arri5 iprad) aber oll6 oellen
m%titwboite sSiibrlmg bc5 9aItinlorer
Yoitomt5.
@oItmciiter @iQinm Sail &orriS
lit Hed)t3ompalt bon 9erlli, mn iein
Safer 5. MorriS @arriS mar ebclt.
iollS Mbpofot, uno 0o}lt elmer Der be-
belltcnoltcn ser Stnot Baltimore.
Im ~. Sttober 1852 mtrbc FoIt.
meiIter 6orriS %oc6oreu, 1876 bcgonn
er, oils Ned)tSmupolt I'll protti5iren
1nb ipGter, nod Dem Sobe icineS &os
terS, griiubetc or nit $. Sliper
Jbompiou Die Hcdlt&nnmoltS Sirma
SurriS 4 5hompion. Gr baidltc ME.
mails nod) Eopularitdt lmb mar Ell
ucnt nltr tlcinen Ero5entlnB Ser @al-
timorcr 9epoIterung befomlt, oils er
Dor pier Sabren sum Foltnlelltcr
9nltimorc's crnnnnt muroc. 0ic 8at
tin oca EoItmeiiter5 lit cine Gatterion
ultO entferlttc &crmoubtc bcS SlnlheS'
Wencrol, NnnaltS 9onopnrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16
NSiro Gin Erad)tgcbauSe.

Ter 9ou cilte3 StootS, GobofS.2ager=
balticS heporitebcno.- Mnmmt on
Der Siiomeit.Gdc BON GonmoDltry
JuiId)en 2igbt. uno Gborle9ltraBe,
5t Itcben. - 8alOipin & Eenningz
ton sic Nrd)itctten.
Baltimore bctolumt III n0d)s
tier Belt ein nell2S Naupert oo1 ellle
,3icroc jcneS itbrltricllen Sta0ttbctla
ietn miro - Gin llelle3 (0bof9 Sas
ucrho1tS. 0Q8 uou Der StuntSs3a d
bufS. 9dqcrhalt9 9aurGomuillion erz
rid,tct lpcroen miro. Die @l0nc Iiir
ocn @an limo bereitS BON Den Nrd)ts
teftcn @uloluiu & bennington aus
%ocorbcitet, unb on onocrer St2llc oeS
.T%cutidcn Gorrciponocnten" 5el9t
Die Nrditcftcu Sirma uut Nlgebotc
iilr 0en Galt 0c@ @eh1llocS an, oa"
5ueiIt0din 81 SUB lang mo 81 SllB
brett miro. &on1 Often nah oeu &e'
item miro cin Sobupea oltrdl oaS @e'
b1lloc iiibren, 10 baB Dos Gins llllo
ghlaloben lntcr 9od) Dor lid) gebtl
fam lrno ulld) piel Irbeit crlpart
miro. Ia5 WcbGllbc miro ourd) fell=
crfeite Mollcrn III brei Ebcile qetbeilt,
ocn RcQeIu Der @criidertngss@alclls
id)aItcn nodIfonmcno. l~leberbaupt
ioQ 0oa 0ou5e @cbGll0e ell total felt
criid)crc3 merDcn. Gic Tcrlidcrull0
miro Ooourd 81 pro 500 biuiaer, alS
sic jcbi0eu Hoten fiir lobof8saoqers
bGller lito.
SIN criten Stodiuerf mcr0cn lid) i'll
Gelltrunl Sic 9urcaur oeS Sabnf3.
>Suipeftora mo icincr GlertS beiins
ocn. ISu 5peitcn Stodncrf miro eiil
SEQ Gloorntiltb arobcr &oum olS
GcrianmllmQSbnlle iiir Die .Marns
lono o6otspilon5er- @Ncllidoit" Ii.
0ic n9ibliotbcfs @eieaid}olt bon Bal
tiruorc" reiernirt unO bcollcm einNc'
rid}tet. Hcbcn Den 9ilrcou5immcrn
oea SnipcttorS fonmncn Die H1lmt-
lid)feiten fiir bo& @iagenL Die Snipet-
ton mo 0o@ Sllllen oc5 (obots 5l
lie1cn. Scr iibri0e Sbcil beS qroBe!l
@cb0llOcS iuirb dis 2nQcrrmtm per
wonNt. &eoc Der s%lbtbeilungcu cr-
hIlt mo0erne Glcuntor.&inrid)trnlg.
Gic Sobof3.2ogcrbolt @unsGont-
miiiioh sic 0llrd Gin @elcb scr sc.
giaIotur uon zoos Geld)oIfrn mlroc,
bcltebt olt3 Sen iolqcnoen Serren:
@oupernerr G%rotGcrS, G%ontrolcur Sc.
rinN Sdotmeiitcr &onbiuer, NOrion
Goien Sohn $. Trurp, Soiblln e.
HnlplinGS unb @corq @lld)bciltcr. g1
Stcllc oc9 Scbtcrtn ipnr urlpriin9lidl
Mr. NenrD 9. Bod crnonnt, Der ic-
0od bolo rcIignirtc.
sir ole @citreitluna Ser 9aufoIten
lit Gin Son0 pom $2S0.0O0 uorbans
ocl. 9luS bieicnl Sono lollcn oltd) Die
SqbotS' 2oqcrhGuier pie pidlt niepcrt
9crilici 81. lucr0cn brolld)ell, ltnl lils
0cn NcubnT Elob III mndlcr, repa.
rirt mcr6cn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16

4uf Dem @ege ser Q ellie.
rung. - Gapit1n Sontes @opo bon
Dem S~egelboot Oriental" Der am
Sonltag abellb ont fsilB Der Caro-.
lincItrdBe i'm gof.golin Elm 1lnirei.
lpilli8es 9ob nobm nto iif erbeblidc
aopfpnnocn 5it5og, beiono iif &C.
tern ollf DEM @ege Der 9elicrung
lulO miro oos st. SoIepb8 . Soipi.
tai" iuoGin CT bireft nod) Dem ~lluiall
9cbrnd)t mitroe, IN einiqcn Sngen Der.
loiiclt fonnen.
9enabme lid flcgel'
bal t. - 8egelt mtoroentlid)cn Be
trugetls ol,i eiilcm StrnBcnbabnpo9.
gon Der Mioole NipersSinie ONT
Sonntog Ibcno ipirrOcn geItern Mnt.
6. Sd)ro6cr bon Nr. 1912, Sarlem.
Ipeniie. mo @dlter Cine BON Nr.
t4t0, Observation-Disclosures, in Der
1orooitlid1en Boliseiltation oltrd,
Niftcr 2lcluellun nit ie $40 rno So,
itcn bcItrait. Shrooer uno Cine ma.
relt III @eiellifoit uerihieoener at.
oerer iitll9er 2eute ui1o fonlen bon
einent AilIternrolten. @ie CONDUIT
teur Charles Wattbdi ongob, benabrl
iid) Die gon5e 8eieaidaft 5lt laltt uno
ais er oielelbe 5ilr Hitbe %orfforoerte
luitrOet Die beiben @enonliten al,geb.
lif 10 fredl baB iidl Der -Gonouftelir
ge5lpungen lob, lie uerbaiten 81
taIien.
6euer. - Tim bol6 Z lt6r brad,
geItern in Dem ols 8umpelfommel
betlliBten WittelSimner oeS oritter
Stodiuerfes oeS BON Scrrn SamueI
Samburger beno1nten SoltieS Mr.
1880, Meit.9tortb .apenlte. aus lube.
fainter ltriad)e 6eller aus, Gil
Seiterluebr lpitrbe alarmirt utG
tonitte Der 9ranb crit geloiflt iper.
oett, lind]bem betrddtliher Sd)oocl
aneerlftet mar.
3nr Q a Of g. - @ebGuoe.
SnIpeftor Vreitoit 5eigt oil anbercr
Steae oes ,Geutid)en Correspondent.
ten" @einde itm fleine Eripileaien
! oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16

Con crcn5 Der reformi T.
ten Ercoigcr. - SIN ltcllen @es
b1lrOc bcs oGbriltlidlcn Gercin8 iun'
ger M6nner" iouo geitern cine Gon'
ieren5 Ser 6eutihen mo englilden
reiorn1irtcn Erebiger 9oItimore's
itott, bel mclder Yoitor s. ". 0'lll.
lat bon Ser rel. ct. MtarfllS e STRIDE
iibcr ouS Sbema ,Geligion mno @e.
lmtobcit" lprod). Sn ieinem &or'
trogc lob er grl0llternngen 5u Der
emanuel Geme9lnI, Die III @lauz
6eltsbeilln0 III Gerbinontg nit benz
gSirfen beS 2lrstes bcItebt. Nad0em
Foitor Mullon geenbet, belt Bultor
". q. Campo, ein III Sin0ai, Sapan,
ltationirter Miiiioitdr, cine Nniprad)e
int Sntcreiie Der MiIion. 3lu,
SdluB Der Gonfercn5 lpltroe beId)loi.
ielt, om 10. Soruior III Ser 3. reior.
mirten Stride, Eoitor 6. s.. Gand,
cine Galpin.Seicr 5ll p%cronItnItcn, 81
meld)er iGmmtlid,c r%eiorntirtc @e.
meinoeit Scr Stobt ciraclnbcn lucr.
Den %iollcn.
Ser 3mld i'd crrcid) t..
- Gp ollS iriibercn Mitglicocrn oes
.G~orroQton Nrbeiter 0tGnnerdlorS"
bciteGcnocs Gomitc battc olli geItern
9(6eno cine &criomnling nod) SEQ.
Hiubad)'& Neltaurant, 9tr. POI, per
IGugcrte 6reberid' Iucnlle, eitberli'
fen. Der ,}rpcf berielben mar, cine
REORGANIZATION bcS Sereins on5llbobs
nerl. lpeld)cr i'm glu9llit poriJen Sab
res lid oligeloii botte, Vie Sr.
Srcb. ". Sobnlcr. Der irilDcrc Frds
liocnt Oca GereinS," eincm Scrtd)t'
eritottcr bes y9cltid)cn Gorrelpolt.
oellten" ntittbcilte, butten jeood) 10
melliac Scrrcn Der G%illnouhg 5olge
aeleiitet, bai g~cItcrli feline cntIGeioen.
ben Sd)rittc in Der Itgelcgenbeit &c.
than luer6eit fonlttclt.
i. SnqneIt. - Sanles g, Silo, Der
gbollfienr bon Erdiibent Oscar u.
Murrop Don Der Baltimore Ohio,
9bnlL" Der belduloigt mar, ON
Sonittog Morgcu Oen 5oo oesSurn.
lebrers @orrp &cbler oui Der per!.
Gbarle5itraBen-9lpenll perltridd)t ill
bobci1. iplroc bon Der III Der norol;s
den Eoli5eiltotion geitert slbeno III,
iammengetretellen ,Surp ullter 8oriib
oea Gorolters Or. Sintbicum bon al
fer Sf)ulo ireigelprodlen, bo Der 700
oird) elren llnfoQ ~peruriod)t lurroe.
0ilo mltroe aber ioior. mieoer dlti eli
ltel1 pom Sefretar oes Tr1lioentelt
Murran &. u, @alton, crlongten
@erboitsbeiebl perboitet, burd) ben Ell
beid)ulbigt miro, oas a%iitonnobil oes
Gr1iioenteit Wtllrrap obt,e 4litorii1s
ton benltst dlt baben. Silo miro
beitte Dor Hid)ter Wbite ein &ornes.
Dor babell iino bis SIT einent aiil Sret'
tag ob3ubaltenben 8erbor giirg.
ifJnft itcllen miiiieIt bd Eraiioent
Wiirrap p~erreilt lit unb .erft Treitag
sliriidfebrt.
FdNe nadt benz ansfant teiaret 80. saaiue,
iii 81. gnffjmnrf. ctr. unhfG inf in n mn n. n NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16
SdyiffsnadDridtteu.

Rem Oorf. ii. 9c5enbcr.
Ter Gampfer Settle" lit pon &iper.
pool onJefontmet.
grcntcm IA. Gejember. - Scr
Gonpfcr .8roBer aitriiirIt" lit bon
NelusDorf eingetroiien.
Ger Gompfcr .@neiicnou" lit mad,
Nelus2Dorf o%bgeiobrcn.
Gberbourg. IA. 9esember. =
Ter Ganlpfer y&aiier 8ttbetiH Scr
3lpeite" traf bon RemsYorf elm uno
ilbr nodD BREMEN neiter.
Ger Gontpier .gmerifn" tit liad)
Ntem'Dorf in See geitofen.
@ibroltor, II. Ge5em6er.
Der 9nmpfer ogorbarolia" lit mad,
NeDss)orf obgefdbren.
Gbriitionon s., IL. Ge;.
Der Gonlpfer IS. 8. 9ietgen" lit BON
NeD.Dort bier ongelangt.
2ipcrpoo1, ID. Se5enlber. -
Ser 9dmpier nGeoric" lit ton Veip.
9ort bier ongelongt.
@cnua, ii. Seiember. Ger
0antpfer .Gepublic" trof o Neip-
Oort bier elm.
gnergiId ). - @nusberr (Ser,
ols Ell befueipt lad SouIe fomint,
eiilem Der oilf Dem 9ooen friedJenoen
Ginoer oiii Sic Singer tritt): Sra,
bore NAL, eS lit 5ebn llbr - Die Sin.
Der bottelt Dit o6er aildl lfon etpa3
ants Dem @ege rGrmer fonnen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16

3rpei gisbdilier mill Die 9oiiis
aGtlIs Il. S1bne CISCO. banell, n,b
5ipar Hr. $40, Siib-NegelteritraBe,
uiib 9ser. 1706, SonghitraBe. 9ie
9oufoftcn 1pcroen $1,000 betrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16

..Ea
&crthei0iatc leinc % ut 3.
ter. Eoli5eirifter 8orlano be-
~itrofte geItern int oitliden Stotions-
halls Den q Sabre altcn Charles
S'9ontea megen eiiles olgeblidca
tbGtlid)en Mngriiis olii SoIcpb M.
2afer, BON gr. sol, Erelioent Ctr,
NIT 6 Monotcn @efdngllib. @ie bel
ocnt Ierf0r ongcgeben muroey ioil
S'1onnca ole Mlltter 2odcr's be.
idin1pit bnbcll, mo ais 2adcr iiir
oie 9~eleibiqte cintrot, bieien perprii-
gelt hnbelt.
Gennplponiu 9obn be :
IfeIIt g dienet1. Wie ATS
Hbilaoelpbin gen1eloet miro, gob Die
Yenniplbanio gobn . @elellidoft ge-
5tern einen oui 10000 gonneil
idiuere StdGlld)ieiten lniiterben slltF.
traq. Mall erruartet, baB Die Morp.
Iarto Stu6lcompo9iife Sit SparronSs
4oint pon bieier 9eIteIlung 10000
9onnen pr6altcn u~iro;iebod) lief cine
oiesbe5iiplidc anipeiig,ta bis geIterl'
Mbcno 1tidlt EN-. 4ie :g-
|s'x.s ein 3. Sttii
~ieiertc aehcrn 9(6enS Der oYember-
ton Glub" in ieinem Seint, Rr. 1904,
GaItern 4pcluq, ourf cine biibidc
ltnterbaltunq. Ger Club beitebt aus
35 iungen 9euten, lpeld)e ibre, Ser.
ems. Mbenoc atbletiiden Spielcn offer
Dirt ipion1elt. Die 9eamten iino
9raiioent Guitau Hoienber9er, 8ice.
9rdiioent 3obn Sberlanoer, protos
fodirenoer Scfretar @alter Witd)ea,
1inarslefretGr Ibonnas 2pnd), Sd)at,
meiIter @ttitau 8erlager, Sergeani
at Mrn1s 1rorf 3eaers lito aaplar
1aItor g6. 3. Niuer. 8as Strange.
ments , Gonlite fir bic scitrige 6eier
beitouo ais Den &3. 5arrp Siimmel.
man. Gupih Selm, Hobert anigbt.
! Sobn Sbcrlonocr nno Sobn 9elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-16
oes fir Srcn. g. Siibcr, @r. 7o6,
RerAsCSeh.S trofe.

NerosWapaStro
Bon Or. Wsuie. = geitatigilng Der
@crehtiame Der aIorpIano electric
Co." in Rltiiellr uno onoeren Stra-
Ben @eleiie 81 legeit.
Ter Gtaotratb pertaate iid bis.
Montag.
The Washington times., 1908-11-25
DANDRUFF MEANS BADNESS.

Wise people say there is nothing sure
Ia this world but death and taxes.
But that dandrun means badness
later on Is just as sure as either death
or taxes. and every physician knows IT.
Dandruf is caused by a germ-a
vicious, persistent, tenacious germ
that I'D 10 the discovery of one OF the
worlds greatest scientists. was sup
posed to be UNRELIABLE. That discovery
IS called Partisan Sage, and Henry
Evans, the druggist, who is the agent
in Washington, guarantees il to kill
every dandruH germ and remove all
traces Of dandrun in two weeks or
money back.
But Partisan Sage is more than a
daBdruh killer; It is guaranteed to
stop falling hair, itching Of the scalp.
and all diseases OF the hair and scalp.
II contains just enough Of sage prop
erly combined witt other ingredie.'s to
make any WOman's or mans hair grow
luxur1antly. II makes everybOdy's
harsh, IusterIess hair change to soft,
lusJrous. and beautiful hair. Henry
Evans sells il at 90 cents a bottle or
you can get III direct from the Ameri-
can makers, The Giroux Mfg. Co., Buff
falO, n Y, al the same price, by eX-
press, all charges prepaid
The Washington times., 1908-11-25
GOVERNORS LISTEN
TO FISHERIES TALK

BOSTON. Nov. 25.-The New England
governors conference, which was called
10 promote Uniform laws and the con-
servation Of natural resources, took
up fisheries and highways at its closing
session.
Francis H Herrick. Of the United
States Bureau Of Fisheries. IN an ad-
dress, said the extinction OF the lobster
seemed not far distant. The clustering
grounds Of the Atlantic coast, the finest
in the world, ne pointed out are - 00J
miles IL length, measuring along the
curve Of the shore, and extend in a
strIght line from Labrador TO the Del
aware river. but are fast being de-
pleted.
Dr. George Wilson Field, chairman OF
the Massachusetts Fish and Game Com
missiOners, said there was a fortune 10
be made in molluscs. With a little
outlay OF time and money, he declared,
the 5000 acres Of shell fish ground In
Massachusetts alone could be made to
produce 100000 annually. instead OF
S6gI. COO. as IN 1901
The Washington times., 1908-11-25
Commissioners Are Endorsed
at Meeting of United
Societies.
LECKERT OPPOSED
TO A MASS MEETING
Declares Gas Interests Are Max
ing Desperate Fight TO Gain
Their Ends.

Decided opposition 90 the proposed
change in the form of the District gov
eminent was expressed by prominent
German citizens, at a meeting OF the
United German societies In Bessler 4
Hall last night. While there were a
few who favored suffrage, the majority
sentiment was decidedly in favor of the
present system.
Declaring himself opposed to the pro-
posed change, DR.. Kurt Voelckner, pres
ident. announced that the committee ap-
pointed at the last regular meeting had
not found time to discuss the question
of a new form of government. and sug-
Eested that the matter be brought UP
for general discussion.
As for myself" he said. I believe
that we have an honest ana efficient
form of government in this city. Why
then should we turn from a good gov
eminent to a government OF bosses die
tated by the selfish interests of one in
dividuaL
Serious Question.
The question Of suffrage is a serious
one II must be granted 20 all without
discrimination. II you establish an
educational or property test, you will
enact laws which are un-American and
Rudolph Saur, the honorary president
of a number Of German societies, whose
seventy-hfth birthday was recently
made the occasion OF a popular DEM
OnstTatiOn on the part OF the German
residents OF the city, spoke in vigorous
terms against any change in the pres
ent system Mr., Sour paid a high trib-
ute to the present Commissioners, char
acteTizing them as men OF the highest
integrity.
Objection TO the proposition to call a
German mass meeting 10 consider the
question was made by Theodore a.
Leckert. one OF the delegates, on the
ground that the Washington Gas Com
pany and its new organ would hire per
sons TO influence the meeting in their
favor.
Gas Interests Fight.
The Post and the Gas monopoly are
spending money with & lavish hand now
Tor the purpose" said Mr.. Leckcrt, "of
influencing the public in their favor.
Any one with an unbiased mind can
plainly see why the present system OF
government is not acceptable 10 the Gas
trust and the Post"
Gustave Bender, secretary OF the So
Ciety, advised careful consideration OF
the proposition. There is no hurry
about changing the form Of government
In Washington" said Mr.. Bender. 1T
is a good honest government administer
ed by good honest men, Congress viii
not be in a hurry to comply with the de
mands OF Selfish and vicious private in
teTests. The men on the Hill can see
through the scheme' as quickly as we
can"
A committee consisting Of Rudolph
Saur, chairman; f A Rockar. Carl
Hammeis A. W. BTinck and +. w Hell
big was appointed 10 investigate the
proposition and report at the next meet
ing
The Washington times., 1908-11-25
PROGRAM OUTLINED
FOR CONVENTIONS

Plans were discussed and a tentative
program arranged at a meeting yester-
day at the New Willard for the sessions
. Of the Southern Commercial Congress
which viii convene in this city De-
Cember s.
The congress viii meet simultaneously
with the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress and the gathering OF COVER
enOrs scheduled for that day. Represen-
Tatives from fourteen States are ex-
pected to attend the Commercial Con-
Eress. and 1t is estimated that the dele
gates and their friends will number
nearly 1900.
General topics relating 10 Industrial
and economic affairs in the South in
GLIDING transportation, climatic con-
ditions and education. win be taken up
by the convention
The Washington times., 1908-11-25
SAVED BY TECHNICALLY.

UPPER sANDUsKY. Ohio. Nov. Is
James F. Goodlove, proprietor Of Hotel
Reber, who last August killed Frank
Stuckey, an employee of a rival hotel.
and whose trial on a charge of mr-tier
in the first degree began yesterday, has
escaped all possibility of the chair by a
decision OF Judge Broderick. The decis-
ion IS that several words inadvertently
omitted by the prosecutor in Cne indict-
ment made it so defective that the de-
PENDANT was admissible TO bail, which
he made 5000 The trial proceeded with
a penitentiary sentence the highest pos
Sihie penalty.
The Washington times., 1908-11-25
TRIAL DATE Fixed

The trial Of Nicholas d. Onutt. the
youth charged with the murder Of
Frank kretZmer- the young storek eeper.
at Rockville, Md. on Halloween, has
been set for January u. The trial was
delayed in order to acCede to the re-
quest OF counsel for young Onutt that
Judges Henderson and Motter preside
at the trial Judge Henderson IS lust
recovering from a long D, ness,
The Washington times., 1908-11-25

John D. Rockefeller says sit is not
what we earn but what we save that
makes wealth"
In washing clothes with Fels-N aptha
IN cool or lukewarm water, either in
summer or winter, you save =
FneANo necessity for hot fire or
boiling water.
C3Okbes-Your clothes last twice as
long when washed with FelS-Naptha,
because they are not weakened by boil
ing, nor worn out by hard rubbing.
Docors BtHs-You don't risk your
health by bending over steaming Suds or
hot fire and then going into the cool
outer air.
7Dme-The Fels-Naptha way of
washing takes less than half as long as
the old washboiler way.
La6Or-Fe els Naptha takes three
fourthS the work and all the drudgery
out of washday.
IftheSe savingSare worth while to you,
follow directions for using FelS-Naptha
printed On the red and green wrapper.
The Washington times., 1908-11-25
PETWORTH CITIZENS
BACK CHEAPER GAS
Commend Commissioners for Fight
Against Monopoly in Form
of Resolution.

That the Petworth Citizens AszOcla-
tiOn is on the side of the Commission.
ers IN their fight 10 obtain cheaper gas
is shown by the following commu1lca-
ton received from h. L. Gable, ss,re-
tary Of the organization.
The following resolution was pre-
scented at Our last meeting, regular
monthly meeting. held November 10. 1905
and was adopted unanimously:
That the secretary 20 directed "a
convey TO the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia the approval Of
this association Of their action ina re
Questing Congress TO repeal Section s
% the act Of 1856. and commencing them
for their efforts to secure cEeaper. Kas
or an improved quality"