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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
ScrbltmOOCu.

DeNufttlubNH
Die ScrbItGroffnma Der Sirma
0oloeubcrg Bros. bc0innt unter
0cn gitnItigitcn Nuipijicn. 49, Gia
@onrcnIng1r bon "icltcncr 9teidJ.
buItigfcit. = Gumclflcihcr l1uo
Eltbpuarcn.s
9ic @crbit-Gr0ifmmgen in Den
8roBcn Wippcrpoorcn-N eiAGftcn, Die
iidcren &orbpten OeS bepounobcnben
ScrbIteST bnben ibrcu %9tnfang gcnonl-
men. @cu9diib oopot tiberjcltgcn
lpoltc, beca' Hbclte nod iiber5clgen
mill, Der bthpdt iii Oicicit Togcn Bios
ser Notwithstanding ser Sc,
briiOcr 86lpenberg, Urn, %, 20 uno
p @clt'S egingtonitr, cincn 9eirG
ob5uitottcn, anoielbit bic &erbit,@r.
6ifnung geItern ibren 2lnfang no9m.
Die Gcforation lit nirfli6 prod)ipo1,
un0 mdbreno ser GroffnuilgStuge
lpitlt 5orion's SrGciter. Gin @uu5
burf OoS @cibaft lit fir icbe Oanc
loDnclO, 3ie guSlagc Der %ieiniten
@ooren aus Den beittn Mdrften oeS
Gn- un0 Nuslanbe8 lit cine 10 UNI.
fongrcidc uno prdd)tige, bab Die ga.
sen geitcrn bon friib bis abel,oS nit
9orch GefiiQt t%porcIl, peldc itun.
oenlaftg bic &errli6fciten bemlrnocr.
ten illb altd @infGufc mod)tclt, GA
Die Yreiie i'm SerbdItniB sur Guali.
tat Der Moorcn icDr m0Bi8e limo.
Sic nnt nlciItcn bemllnOcrtcn Scpar.
tc1ncntS iillb lln5ipeifclboit bic alei.
Der. mis- S,it-3 %epartcnlentS, mald)c
iidJ i'm 5lpeiten Stoflpcrf bciillosn
uno olcs Gas 6ietcn. lUa$ oos Scr5
elmer Came oils lpiinl6enSmertb er.
id)cinen lGBt. e ta.y.
misunderstanding aoItiimc Iino
~Sailormaoe" SerbIttleioer aus iron'
5oIii6cm 9rpobclotb bloit, braun
ullb grim unb lit groltcn Melirun-
gen. SluiOS, G6ctfS Ii. !. ~. Cine
reidboltigc IiSpabG lit in GaiQcu,
Chiffon Soffcta, Yongec, Gill INN
Saffeto, EIoio SeiOc II. /. ~, ionic
in SCrbIt, INN Observation-Disclosures
%uorbonoen.
9oS <t.0 cportcmcllt peiit 10 bic.
lie ueridiehcnorti0c 6ormcn bon
prdhtigcn aopfbc0edlngen ollf, Du6
cS ilnmGalih it, oieiclben Der &ci6e
mad 6l belhreiben. .l
9eim aleioer. Gebortenctt lit einc
,ulrnoerpole Nus itetlun0 IN YelSmua,
rem alter NttciL beionoets IN i6tpor.
6en Moroerps. pcrItibcn &nnm. u,a
blollcn SllHspcl5en, u"..
Sln erittiL Stpdlperf lit Sie N(ilS.
ltecalH'g nabH fRealaffaniA SpissN
lute lie ipDbA fMlntfponaBserS air6ll-
~trcffcn iein siirffe. -sflBereen1 limo IT.
bicicm 9cparteulcnt alci6ie, ii6rigcll
S'rtifcl 81 finocn, nelcbc sur %crpoQ.
itGnbiauh6 clcgnnter 9alncn6eflci.
Dung oicltcn.
Stn Orittep stp4pcrt it cin nclteS
Gcportcnlellt fir Seppide ltno az
oere Observation-Disclosures, iomie
Eortiercn nno 8oroinclL eingeri6tet
Dor0en.
9as ainoerfleioer . 9epnrtcnlcrlt
pcroiallt c%bcnfalls bdonberer 9cod).
tung.
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S1Otlidrr llnIaQ uuf G%frnfcnbabn.

@'0 q, @.-S0., IS. Sept.
- Gin en- Mo5orts6ia ollBcr Con.
trole g;rotbcncr S%trnbcnbabn MQB-
gon inltlte Die iteil n5iollcnOe StroBt
hinltltcr, entglciitl an elmer Idnrfcr
&urnc ull0 rnrultc III Gin @uuS ullG
Cclrgrnpbcnpinbl., mobci cine Ecriol
getG0tct uno ie6S MlOcre pcrI} ut mltr'
0Cll. ...n, ,t.,,
@etootet ml1r0e 9llbcrt &rab Don
9elloire, 90, Elm Contractor.
Die Gcrlcbtcn iinO:
0oriep Mobile, Mototntann, Dol
@6eeling, geQuctidjt, lebels8eidlrlid
Sobn Care pom SIt.@ beeling
gcrlebung oeS &ilfgrota, bepcnflid
2idie Butler, Elm S6ulmGO6H
BON M}o5ortz0iQ,
SorrD @o5cnoucr, Gon0uftcur.
Cecilia 6orreQ non Wo5art.3iu.
Beta @piien BON @lm.@roDe
Shulle6rerilt.
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3nnpcripnnl n%crantuurtlifl.

9illing, Wpnt., %. Sept. =
Die G%oroners- Surp CAB bier Elm Ser
Diff ab, pelfes bas Eerionol oes
@iiter5uges Der .Nortbern Ynciiic-
9abn" fir Die 9puiiton perartnprt.
lid mabt, neIhe am Steitag NIbeno
lidt meit bon bier iih 5nild)en eiltem
Sitter. uno einem Eerionen5uge CT,
eisrete ltno nobel 81 Gerionen urn's
2eben famen. Gie Surp iano, BOP
bas Esrional bes 8iiter5uges baS
@egeredIt oes Eerionen5iiges uerlett
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Sieht Der 4ar5cairuna int Snnalciucriabrcn.
S6pitcf PAP. IT,.

S6yitrl 2I2. .
Ginc Wife, ncm Nrtifcl 10 ocs Gpecr Der Scf.
tentlihen Nlgcmrincn @rcsc uuu W,arn.
LAMB, Sitcl ,0an6lcir8crift." llutcrtitcl
cYaricairuna," cincn ncucu Nbihnitt bei6u.
fincm, brr als Nbidlnitt 1894 beuauut iuer.
ben iua.
9tbf0niit I. Sri cs bon Der .QeaisIutur bon
Ntnrblauo bcriiiat. ou6 Gin ltcuer sbiduiit Dem
Hriifcl 10 oes Guoer bon 1904 Der Sctfeltlts
heli NGlgen;eilen Sefete bon Itdrnlano 9itel
.NqniIeisSeriht," l~lnicrtitel e@1r6cQirnrg. ="
butter bent Y1fdnitt 129i mo 9fbfdrhiit t29gt
9Gpntut,5 ~belgftilet ipgEhc, ana nbisrmit ,,iti. asgs
fclhe iuQ ipie fplgt lulltcIiA ''''
Nbffnitt 1924, SoS aicdbt Bi eiler Gar.
6%clirliii1 ODER einCit Scrfuuf utter oelu ,gtbs
fhtlitt 100 fpu bns 9tcdt AT ciner Far5enirlit1
ODER ciIlerI Serfquf bon ,eiHcin pncr i~nebrcrcu
ocrfbicocrct fcpuraten @rrnoitiidcu oocr Gnnos
liredcll eritredcil. oc iuie I'M ~bcinqtcit Ibfduiti
I'M ScttR aeb1Itcn lucroell. mo cs iuu lidht no
thia iein. ouB in Der Nlnae pocr Ectitiuti ltm
YarlcutrtH9 uocr ocn Serfunf nIlcr Der pcrs
tftcocneit anf oieic SScifc 0ebnItctcr .@rliros
ftildc ODER Sanoitreden lnd6Iilife1r. 10
ghid1iit .. ~ ulo cS iei fcrner nCrfiigt. naf,
oieie Ifte bonn Gage ibrer gurdbmc IN strait
treic. -sp-ff.'
@eitdiigt am 81. DiirS 1908.
Maitiu g. CRITTERS, b. 40 &
@ouoernelr. ..
Spicpb q. Seth,
Br1iioent oeS SenatS.
Z. Gups 9iaN,
spre6cr oeS SeIcentcrbaitfcs.
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&eitern WnrglanS Giicnbabn.

gegtnneno 81. Sepihr., berIibt SiaensS ution
SGglidj.
40 MipracnS S6nenppft, Snaerstpipit g
lirlb u, 9iD, SSabncaborp, 9b1mbersblirg ute
niS9cilcrunen SoItiitna, Surcpd lnb Gunlber
Lamb.
2.45 Na6m Accommodation na6 linton.
Vrioge.
*4.tb Ha6m. SdneG.Srpreb. Snlptlirie,
Sngersto,ui, Sailcod, Sbippefisbiire mo aus
genontfneit SonridG 6reoerid lno 9mn,iis.
bnrg CBarlors9Sa9gou). ~
Sigfid,, aasgenpinintn Spnntas.
100 Wtoraens-9orf, q. uno 8. 9ip., unb Gar'
IisIe.
$50 Wioracns- g1fom. nudbo Ibnrmont.
1901 Morgcns-y Seiiern Grprefi. @eitminiter,
9ricepile fSreoerid), 9mntitsbure, 5brr'
mont. &upresbpro. Gbdtnbcrsbnr9. Sugeysi
iolplt, Sancod. Cumberland. GIfitiS (9liffct'
Sbferpations sgSo9eon(.
2.30 ginhnt -Sniptlinie, 1ftIidt bof Gniprn.
Strobe, ferller Opri. Sanober. Setipsbnrg iub
y. iiib s. Nib. d.
$50 Aahrt.- Sffpnr. iu0 Snnpner.
G.15 W~benoS-IIurI. nab ltnipHsWrtbGe.
Gur Samftaas.
ii 80 Nbenos-Mffont. mad 1tnions9rtoee.
BUR Spnntage.
GAO IbeioS-Nffurt mad uilionsSribae ltito
Snitorer.
Salt nidt an Bei,nfbIpani n.s lpe. sstation.
q. Hpbcrtipn, &. ~. Sp,pcll,
SicesErni. II. Gen. sMand9er. Gen. y. sslst,
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@crmiid)te tclcsrapbiidle Scpeiden.

Die N%otiuhaI : aiiuciation niile.
rifaniidcr Smlficrs eroffnetc geiterl,
ibre beiirige Sabresperiammllinaas u
Tenper, Sol. /,
@rn. 5. 9rpan rebete eeftern
in ganftun unbi6Sphpcren 0rten pom
Siio'2 afota, wabrenp5eitd gait'ft
Winnriota b0ren lieB.
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Baltimore Sampf- Hafct So.
yNlts nnb ShptrlaiIt9s yai:stnte.(

Sic gsr. efaSfemREsSiNt fSei5rSernS.
Sampfer ,.0irBtniuH ! thenyS ,,MInbama,"
.@eprgia." ,SenneWee".
men bon ben ..9ai.ainhitc" sBirrS, Mr. 1913,
isbt;strakte, $50 IbcHhS, bircft mad Oh
Toirf Comfort, NorioIf, 8ortsnrouib uno alien
GunItcn beg Citizens. Terbinonna in SI6
Eoint Comfort nit Der rg. & o. @ifenbnbn".
Rad Gi6mon5, Gerbiuouna in Bortsinpitb NIT
hem rSeaboara sfir Cine" icIibem Bulge mao
Portsrtouib ulb sltIanta. On glorfplf 0erbin.
olln9i NIT Der g@tlGlttc Goat Cine" gtorolf
lIno toeitIi6 illio oh Seninien eine" ma"
Helpbsrn, &afbtngton, SAG, 8i6mono, 3d..
uuo Geps 2)orf. =
.MabI8eiten naf europdifbem gIane. 9urn.
rtt'e 1niiten8iinmer, cIeftrifGe @eIeuntlfra,
Snmpfbci5ing, Goien irei. Refcrpirte ,aaiiiteil.
1tmncr in ben @inets9ireaur Der Dab 2tue,~
GER. 107, Sfts9aItinnre1straBe; Mr. 506-b0s,
9iabtsStrnbe; 9. u. 6. office, SiihoitsGde oer
Baltimore unb gaIbertfStrase; Continental
3ritit @nilotIta" uue GIbnueb'S Gr. 100, Goro.
GbarleSsS trabe. i.
SDhn D.. Sberuupb, g. 1rptu n,
&ices@rdf. II. 8en.s Waanaeer. Sen .Idff. .glsent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fInW gtefUsDUtt HHb W
rsit gum Sebrauh IN ber gambex, uiib Wt.
REHABILITATION nm 1000 NebioS.
Iursg8nggons, Gpeiferaten etc. tpec6en f1req be-
forat per 9eIeShob IN nuen tolgenben BILLET.
gfreally: GbGrles nr5 oIttrnore]Strabe 9. !
Sri. Mopal,Gtaf!on, 9. 4 g., wt. Bernop 3t23:
9amben' Station Snforniaftons sg1reau, Q. q r.,
81. gnul SAC. o6er Mb., gourtIanb 272o: mi
Rr. b26. G1bsBronbipan. -.
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lebt Bate. Gic Straiuerfolgung &C.
gen sic Sd)uloigen miro, mic oltgt.
fiiltoigt miro, ioiort eingcleitet mer-
0cn.
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M0pofatelt

Q0pofateu.
abolpb 8ntherlet, ge6tsdnipalt, gr. 10, Oft.
QerinetonsStrabe. 6. & 9. Ebone, q. RarI
$3.50. Or.
s. Garbart ebimer, ,Ne6tsanpaIt. Union 9ruft
@niloina, baltimore, Wtb. @eioe Telephone.
aarl u. Wt. Sdjpls, 1876. 1929 2GtusguiIoine.
8nltapuS aprb, 261. 300 Colbert 9uiloine.
y. @n. Srtmann, iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Blumbing, SURFACES, 8anges nnb
Sefen, Gafoedcn ltto Htnnen.
gcnnctt SruS., 523 observation-disclosures
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Ncrdants G. Mincrs Sranspurt. So

Tampfer.2fntc.
Sradlt uno GafIagicre. .
Tad Suitun nno benz Often.
Stcnftag, Sonneritag, Samftag uno Sonittaa
6 ubr Gbenos.
y Gaf Brupibence uno bent Often.
Wtontag, Sreitdg, Samftag, 6 ubr gbeno8.
= BAD, Me,upurt.gems NIB 4prfuf..
9dgIid, 1ltsGenommen Mittipu6, 6 llbr Mbenbs.
y Srgbt nI9enomInen td9li6 big 3 ubr Nubm.
tnr o~enfelber 9a9 abfnbrenoe 9afnpfer.
5adl SaunnuaI nno oem Sioep.
Stcnitaa. Sonnerftaa uno S1tnitdG 600 Ibos.
.. n. WcHetn, slaent, Bier Tuk Siio.8aH.stG
Sanp.:@iirean: German. nno aiabt.etraRs.
G13,3&S-) r
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.EGfe srr @eiie in's @nslunb BE-
tOrat s. Blaine, Nr. 4t3, Ch.gaIti.
ptureitrake, nabe Cation Suaie Ape.
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@ei9aftss@ egmetier.
gGfcr', GOaoitor. nnb Sotcl'
Scbnrfsartifcl.
she Mners g. SidS g., 104 SiiosSoparosStI

3eitungen, Seitidriten etc.
,sbe Baltimore gleips Gp.," 9ubio gbereroH
bic, @ei6dftsilbrer, 31S 8eitsSerTansStr.
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Hational = gallfen.

Hational 0anfen.
,5be cIs Suipn slatipual Sant," @aps nno
@retersGtrabe. Sacob N. 9uof, Erdiihert:
,Siueite Nationalsani," 432 Shbsgroabpap
%. Is. l8aarer, 3afitrer.
yg1eitern Yintiunal 8anf," IA NorosSrtaipsStr
W. W(arrintt. S%ctiirer.
rSritte National Sauf," ede Baltimore mo
Nort6sStrabe, -.
',urmcrS & WierdIantS' Ratiunal Barf,"
EQUITY uno 2ombarosS GRAPE.
'ouu,ereial & 6armerS' Rational Sanf,"
sr 'neits@de Soparo, uuo 1ermarsSt ra he.
s. j. Saloiuin, &aiiirer.
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8upferidmieoe uno gIimbers.
SJhn Snbcrt, 1714 9bameSsS trabe. Is. & q
&elepbon: 8oIfe 1909.
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Die Siirrc pDrbci.

Sn gang Worplono iebte Hegcnlpct.
fer ain. - Gem Gororinoen Der
@ulbbr0noe Ginbnlt gebotcn. -
Soffhung ouf 6albigcn normaler
8onerltono Der 5liiiie. - Ser
critic &cgtn ieit Dem g. Scptenl.
Der. - ',
lle6ernQ in Marplano berridt
Sreilbc iiber Den Hegcit, Der in Der
Noht bon Sonntog ollf 9eItcrn eil,-
ieste. St Baltimore iuor es Der critic
9fe9ep lrit Dem g.. September; in oll.
cerel Gbcilet oes Stoates, b~eipnoers
I'M lpcltlid)en Warplonb, oatirtc Die
9iirre nod meitpr 5ltriid. Gort fiel
aeitern Mbrgen gerng Hcaen, nm
Dem ipeitcrcn &ororingcn Der @alo,
brdnoc, bic left @odlen an ser Sem.
iplpanier unb @eit-Sirginier @ren,c
~lplltDefell GtllDdlt SIT gehtctell. Viii
Den @olierltanb Der 6liiiie madte Ger
Tcgen icbod nod feincn Ginbrud,
henit Die fpie Hltluer oltsgetrodncte
Grbe fudr I'M Stonbe, icben 5ropfcil
ol~,f5lliallgen. Serehtigte Soffnum-
gen lino ieopd porbnlloenL ooB iebt
onbaltenbes feud)tes @ettcr einiebcll
miro lrnb oer Stano Der @aiierlGuie
IN lpeuigens Sagan uioner normal
iein fuiro.a Srlbit 9oltili,ere's Srinf.
poIier8uifibr cling niif Sic Ieige, 10.
wcit Die 3iiitbr ourt SSooilcs' Sale
in 9etradt fpirtmt, ltaaaa' Ser @aiier-
itano ocS albirit waiierEeiden @l.n-
poiuoers lpor aiih niebriser ais lie.
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Sbar ganfen.
SruIt Gornpadnien.

SruIt Gompagnien.
,W,arplanb srut Co." ~soropeft.@de gaIbert'
uno @ermansStrabc. Srier Serth, 9rdit.
bent; 6. 9. 8inlmermann, Gefretdr; Carroll
Ban geb, S6abnteliter.
Baltimore Sruit q Guarantee Gu.," equitable
YuiIbiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

2anopirtbidaitIide 9eratbe uno
SGmereien.
grtffitt & surner 60, 200 Npro.3aea'S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
@arhlanb e TenninIpania q. q.

1870 Bof1i., nab Uorf, dusg. Sonnfng.
$50 Yorm., nod Della, Hur Gontfags.
$50 @orn, nah geIair, qasg. Sunntaqs.
11.30 gornt., nod SsIair, ausg. Saniftaa1
unh GoHntaps.
100 Radrt, mad BeIair, nnr SonntaaS.
1.20 Gadnt., rad BcIair, inir Semftnee.
$50 Na6m., mad gorf, ausg. -SonIitaes.
4.05 gnnm., mad SeItl. nny Gonntaes.
BIB Nadm., mad 9eIair, ausa. SonntasS,
6.10 Mbenos, mad 9eIta, aiisg. SonntaQS.
100 gbenos, mad TeItn, muir GornfngS.
1.30 MbeabS, mad geIdir auSg. GonnfaeS.
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gaumaterialien, SbIren- 5eniter.
rabmen, 2a0en etc.
Games .. Spiter g. So. 115 uito III Sii'5res
beridsStrdBe.
Sen. q. Sluan & Bro, Ala Gigbtttr. sBertte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

Marmor. un0 8rantt. @erfe.
6, Siladrtner & e6bne. Hall &eitsYaItt'
~moresStrabe. tG't '.' "''l'i'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

Seuer &eriiherungen.
Nn.. Z. ebadeifuro & Co., is NIB II gbaiRber
OF Commerce. ...l.G an
,Tunal Sninrnnee Gu. Of atuerppol," Senrp ID.
Wurfieio, acknowledgements, 101-102 .&tam,
Der Of Commerce @uiIoina. -
n8ermantu Tenerperiidberangs , 0efeafbaft,"
Baltimore iiIo 9ioribsSirnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

8lehplntten, Metau etc.
2aon,. Gontliu & So. (ineurporirt), 1871
@aIoeritpnsStro
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Staats Banter

Staats 9anfen.
,,SentiGe gaut upu Baltimore" baltimore
unb SoGibaDsStraBe. Iuguit gBebPr, Brdis
bent; =. j. 5i6t, ~S6asmeiiter.
Spar : 9unfen.
ySeutife sparbanf uun galttmpre," @utaipS
uno Baltimore S TRADE.
st. Sames Gparbanf," 8altimoresStrube nno
9uitonlsNOu .glOenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

Enpier unb 8opier.G Often.
emitt, 1iIun Co., 105 unb LOT SanopersGtr.
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Tianos mo Srgeln. u.s.,
GbaS. ". Stietf, 9 Gpros9ibertbs Gtrabe.
1nt. Gnabe & 60, Rarisgne. uno SnpettesStr.
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2cihenbp1tnttpr

Gcihenbeitatter.
eanbers & shsne, 170s. .17t0 ganionaapemue
@ni. Gppf. Nortb' ito Greennounts@benue.
Sriebbofe.
neonbun Fart Gemeterp," Office: 81 Neft
SnraioaasS trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

9rotpfonne ais @offe. =
Yoli5eirid)ter Garland p%eroonnerte
geitcrn .Nahmittog I'M oitlihen Sta
t%ipnsbonie Die 20 Sabre olte Negertn
Hoio Sobnion rDn Nr. 1107 Mlleft'S
Iaep, pegen zines tbatlihcn an-
griffs oili lire &olienaenoiiin 5ron-
ces SoncS 81 einem Sabre 8efdng'
nib. Roio bate mGbreno zines Strei'
res ibre 8cgncrin 10 lotge auf beit
Gopi 9eihlagen, bis Sebtere blut.
iiberitronlt 81 9poen l%tiir5te.
Son einem Sunbe gebtf
e II. Sic 10 Sabre alte Carrie
Mobr bon Mr. 1902, 2oniing.S traBc,
iuurbe a~eitern bon ser 9uuoogge oeS
Serrn Iligult Hihter bon Ger. 11O5,
Sit-2appalesS trabe peld,e feinen
Molllforh trilg, in Dos gein gebiiieg.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
LOSES FORTUNE IN TAXES.
Supreme Court Decision Causes Sno-
homish County Loss of $4,000.

Exerett, Feb. 1S.-By the decision
of the supreme court rendered in the
snohomish county tax case the coun-
y loses $4,000 in tax receipts from
the railroads.
The supreme court held that the
action Of the Snohomish county tax
officials of 1906 in disregarding the
orders and directions of the state tax
commission in fixing the values on
railroad properties was void and of
no effect, thus reversing the Snoho-
mish county superior court.
The decision hinges on that portion
OF the state tax commission law of
1905 which gives the commission gen.
eral supervisor over assessors and
county board of equalization.
In 1906 the tax commission fixed
the value OF main lien railways at
$l4,520 mile. Snohomish and one or
two more counties raised the valua-
tion to $4,000. and the Great North
ern sued to restrain the county treas
urer from collecting the tax.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
LABOR TROUBLES IN CHILE.
May Result I'm BloOdiest Revolution
Ever Known. In South America.

Ever hnOWn- III SCUM America.
Valparaiso, Feb. 1S.-A disastrous
labor warfare, which may result in
the bloodiest revolution in South Am
erican history, with the red flag Of
anarchy as the standard of the revo-
lutlonists, now threatens Chile. The
administration of President Pedro
Montt has been admittedly in the in
teres:s of the capitalists, and the feel
ing .of revolt among the laborers is
rapidly gaining in strength and fero-
city.
Hundreds of men have been shot
down like dogs by the soldiers of
Montt and the anarchist agitators
have taken advantage of this bloody
warfare between capital and labor to
extend their propaganda throughout
the industrial communities of the re-
public.
The troubles eliminated disastrous
ly to the miners at Iquique toward the
end of the year, when at Lagunas
there fas an encounter between the
troops employed by President Montt
to preserve order and the strikers,
when seven men were killed and many
wounded. The strikers, who num-
bered $4,000 men, had tied up all
work at Antofogasta, Mejillenes and
Calleta Bura. In December another
bloody encounter occurred. in which
2lO men were killed and so wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
Declares Absolute Prohibition
and Student Affairs Com
mittee Resigns.
TOO MUCH DRINKING
CAUSES RADICAL ACTION.
Arthur B. Clark, Former Prohibition
Mayor OF Mayfield, Is Appointed
Chairman Of Special Advisory
Committee Of Faculty Men to Make
Special Interest TO Assist In Put
ting an End TO Student Indulgence
I'm Alcoholic Beverages.

Stanford University, Feb. 1S.-De-
termined to put an absolute stop to
all drinking among the students,
David Starr Jordan, president Of the
university, today appointed Arthur B.
Clark. head Of the art department
and former prohibition mayor Of
Mayfield, Cal. chairman of the
special advisory committee OF the fac
ulty men who will make 1t a special
interest ito assist in putting an end to
the student indulgence in beer and
California wine.
When Jordan announced his inten-
tion to attempt so radical a step, the
former student affairs committee re-
signed in body as many members Of
the faculty are not IN sympathy with
the presidents attitude.
They assert that there is but very
little drunkenness at Stanford and
the action of Jordan is uncalled for
and will tend to create friction and
excitement on the campus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18
Don't Like HOnoluIu.

N. o. Almblom, who has been in
Honolulu since last summer trying to
make up his mind that it was a good
place to locate permanently, return
ed Monday, after deciding that there
is no place like Oregon. says the
Heppner Times. He went over there
to go to school. but found the facili-
ties so much inferior to the schools
of this country that he soon made
up his mind that to properly educate
himself he must come back home to
do so. Mr.. Almblom was formerly
editor of the Monument Enterprise,
selling out for the purpose of pro-
curing better education, but his eff
fort in that direction has been a dis
appointment, so he will row have to
start in anew again. He says he visit
ed all parts OF the island, but was
unable even to secure a remunerative
position, so decided to return to
Monument and try his fortune over
again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

and note what you say the Pendleton
Commercial association demands.
l wish TO assure you and through
you the association that nothing would
give me more pleasure than to see
your wishes in this respect carried
out However. there are more things
than one to be considered in legisla-
tion OF this character | quite agree
with you that from a geographical
consideration and from the point of
business that Pendleton is the proper
place for the location of the federal
court, but, upon the other hand, the
bill has passed the senate with anoth-
er place named. And that place has
this one advantage over Pendleton
that II has already secured an appro-
priation for the erection OF a federal
building and that goes very far with
the committee in considering a pro-
ject of this character; for the rea-
son that the location elsewhere would
necessitate the erection OF federal
building or the renting Of a building
for court purposes.
OF course. think Pendleton should
be granted a federal building and am
using my best endeavors in that be-
half and will continue to do SO. And
while / am willing and ready to do
anything can in behalf OF Pendle-
ton, do not feel that should over
look the fact that ! represent the en-
tire congressional district, and, IL my
upon an amendment to
that bill would hazard its passage,
| do not believe l would be justified
I'm going to the extent Of endangerIng
the passage Of the bill.
Assuring you Of my fealty to my
own town and desire to do what is
right in the premises, I am
Yours very truly.
W. r. ELLIS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-18

That the political leaders Of both
parties In Umatilla county do not IA
vor mass meeting of the voters for
the purpose of naming candidates for
the primary election is the unanimous
sentiment Of every man OF any prom
inence interviewed by the East Ore
gonian, on the subject.
The sentiment is that the primary
law should be observed to the fullest
extent and that nothing should be
done to cripple be law or its action
in any way whatever.
i, 1t was suggested early in the win
ter that a mass convention OF voters
be held to invite suitable men to be-
come candidates for the various Of
fees. as was done by the democrats
in this county on the first year IN
which the primary law was opera
tive, but this plan is universally op-
posed by leaders Of both democratic
and republican parties and it will not
be adopted by either
From the activity among prospec-
tive candidates nov, il is evident that
there will be spirited contests for all
the principal offices in the county,
and as the sentiment is to fully OBJ
serve the primary law the people viii
have the absolute authority in Sc
lecting their officials without the in
tervention Of any organized party ef-
fort.
That this is TO be the case is a
matter OF pleasure and satisfaction
to all the candidates who have ex-
pressed themselves TO the East Ore
CONAN as they all declare they are
willing and anxious TO go before the
people on their merit.
From the unanimous sentiment ia
vorjng the execution of the primary
law it is evident that the old-time
political manipuiations of the state
are at an end and that the rule Of
the people is now really in full force.
The sentiment IN favor of legis-
lative candidates taking a pledge to
support the peoples choice for sena-
tor is also strong and but little open
opposition among the voters is heard
to this statement.