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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

gen Q%etonlmcn, lalltct oobtn oaB
man marten ioQe. bis Die Erolioent-
iholtS Domination %pol5oget NOR
oen. Gam oiiritc Der clttldetDenoe
Willf Don BORT fomnlcn.
VI idter 8rup bcbarrt bel
iciner Iblcbnung Der
e-G i6aft&-
domination
@ilmington Gel, 8. Srll.' -
Sbne lid oltrh Die Nnltrenglllgel1
i%einer Sreunoe in Gcnucr, ieine no
minotion iiir Die ErGiioentihoit Der
bei5ufiibren ooer Die Gnitrengllngen
Der N~nbGnger grpon's, ietnc Nomi,
notion oils 8ice.ErGit0cnt 81. berpirs
fen, beirren 5lt laiien, ging Nid)tcr
@eorgc @rap bellte I'M 9unOes = sc
bGllbe rrlbig ieincn omtliGen EtlIdl,
ten nod) nno urbcttete lpdbren0 0cs
gull5cn Gormittugs an Gntidcioun-
gen in Ne6tsfGQelt melhc Tim Dor
licgcn. Gr empfinq feline Selegrom-
me pon Genper, nod idJidtc er iolf)c
0ortbin o6. Seit ieincr IN lester
ISOLDE Der lrciic iiber9c6cnen GrflG-
rlt,g bc5iigliG Der &icc.ErGiioent-
ihofts Domination, porin or io0tc,
cr mcroc inter fcincn llmItGnoen cine
lold)e domination m%nncbmen, full3
lie ibm ungebotcn miiroc, bat &id)tcr
@rop feline meitcre GrflGrun0 obgc-
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
McGarrcn pcrlaft bic 6%uupcntltabt

Scnator McGtrrcn rciitc 1cItcrl
NbenO I'M 8 llbr. onaeblih OrinNCl,
Der @cjd)0itc bolber. nod Nclu'N orf
oirctt nb. &orbcr crflGrtc CT ieood),
Die ocmofrotiid)cn Gonoiootcn, mcr
INNER lie olld) iein m6gcn, mad,
&rGitcn lmtcritilben 81 mollCn. @obr.
lfcinlih miro nth Dos erltc @rpul,,
Banner lcitCnS Scr Hc0ulGrCn in
@rootlpn mlfAe5oacn mcrbcn. Con.
trolclr Wtcb miro crit bclltc NbcnN
rueitcr nud) ocm @eIten abrciicn. @ic
lid Borough YrGliocnt GoIer Gilbcrtc,
bat cr icilen Boom" fir sic &icc-
FroiioentItoit 5uriidge3oecn, oagc-
gen lei Inn Die o%cnlofrotiide @ouprr-
ncllrs Domination fcit periprod,cll
morGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
Ncitcrc Notwithstanding.

G|Cnpcr Sol, 9. <li. Crot'
Dem cr nGhrcno Oca groBtcn EbciIc3
ser lcttcn Nod)t untnterbrod)c1 tbn'
tia 0ctpeicn, 9ing ser llntcrmuaifuG
0ca Rciollltiona-Gomitc'2 0ca Demo
frutii6cn Gonpcntca bCltc M}or9cn bct
s3citcn id)on mie0cr al Die Nrbclt.
g2G6rcnO 0C5 @ormittnqS bclhottl9te
man iid) nod nit ser Gi2fllllion Der
Woridld0c or2 &rn. 9rpur lntO Nm
ocrcr bc}iiQlid ser Elanfen Der Flotts
form, abCr fllr3 Dor Der Wtitto0altlns
sc QClunQtc lIlHl 5lt Der Grfcnntntb,
0uB man olti hieic NciIc nit Der Nrs
belt uid)t poron fonnlcn iucroc ulO
BOB sic GcrtbetlunQ nlti lucitcrc I'M
tCroll8idiiiic nod ocn peridicOcncn
Wc0CnitGubcn, luie Ginbn(t96cIcblc,
(rltitS, Giicn6nbncn, SiilfSQlteIlcn
0ea 2onocs, 3olforifc etc. notbmcr-
big iri, unb iolhe llntcrou0id)iiiic
mllrocn 0cbiloct. Ger Nlt8i6uB fir
sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fam 3llcrlt 5lt
GtunOc lin0 beitcbt ans Den NN.Nlt
liomS, WoIi, Barter, R.-Oy unOStI
Imam, ga. AlS Abcn05 I llbr cine
Euuic IN scr Wcrntbung cintrot, or.
fl1rtc @ininms ais &oriibcr, Die Orcl
Wit0licocr bitten ii6 pollItonoi0
iibcr Die 6oIiunQ Ser Elanfc Gcelnl0t
lulo oieic lei oltd) idon BON Den Se.
unltcn Der yScoerotion Of 2obor" &c
priiit rnb bon ibncn onncbmbor be
flnocn. Sn Ser ongenommencn Sol
ilr1Q crfl0rt lid oic Elonfe oofilr, oub
Observation-Disclosures nit onOcrcn
StrcitigfCitcn olti Qleidcn Sub &c
ltcQt mcrbcn, u10 ipridt iid) 0ogc0cn
aus, OoB sic @crid)tc Die Arbcitcr ol1-
bcra betrod)tCrl, oils an0crc &lollcn
BON 9UrQern. Bon Dem Gcrior0egs
nib elmer poraGnNigcn St~reitperfiit.
Oiguma bei'm Ginbdltspcriubrcn lit
fcinc Neoe, wril Sr. 8umpcrs crtI1rt
bottc, mon beltele boraui nid)t inter
ser 9cSingun1, bob bie 2iScrimlnn-
tioncn gegen Dos Nrbeiter = Clement
duiborten.
Ger l%lnterolsidyuB iiir Ocn 3ollta.
Ri iunh eS nod lpc1iGer ihuierig 5lt
icinenl SciflllB Sl gelangeh. Gr ieB.
tc iid 5uinmmen aus ocn SS. Getti-
grclu, IS, 9roplt Ncbr., unO III.
ifulcr, Sis, utb beridtctc al Ocn
polen llnterousidnlb idon nm 8 llbr.
Gr empfobI Die 9lnnahme cirlcr eingcs
bcuncn Elonfe bc5ilglid 0cS 3oatu.
riiS, mrldcr inter In0crem cine BE.
ItimnunN iibcr bic 3oabefrcilma bon
Grudpnpicr, Sol5brei, SolI SGNc'
bI0dcn II. /. ~. cnth0lt. 9C5ii0lid) Der
StcQlun0 bcS 3llderS in Scr 6rogc
bCa Nbilippincn.S orifS bat Der Inter
Nlsidub fcincn 6ciinitiucn &orid)Iog
gcmadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

g8ir bciiirlportcn ioIdc gcieglid)1
WiuBuubmcn, lueIhc Giienbubncn per.
bictcu, iid) IN gci60ftIidc llntcrneD
mltrQcr cinjuloiicn, Die sum 9tod)-
t6ciI Scr 6rohtbci6rocrcr, Die ibrt
@iitcr nit bcioqten @obncn ipcbircn,
rpirfcn f0nucu.
Mir umtcritiibcn ooS 8cict, mel
Dies 6rcipGiic mo Hiideritottlm8etl
pcrbictet, uuo bc%fiir>portcn i%crncrc
MobnoDmcu sur llutcroriidln0 iOl.
der llcbCl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
Gunfcrcns farbiacr Sunrualiltcu.

FittsbnrhAE go, 8. Suli. -
Gin Gonuent Ser .gaitcrn Sntcritatc
Negro EreB aiiociation" lit nod
TittSburg fir Sen I. bis 8. Scptem-
Ger ciuberiien moroen, nm iibcr sic
politiidc Situation. melbe iiir oie
farbiqe Gaiie cine fritiid)e lit, 5u cont
icrircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

Counties.
Ger 9erid)t oes Comics fir De
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipclder nod SIT
ipGter Stilnbe in Ger Modyt-S ibung
ongcnonlmen ipuroc 1lGrtet:
@c5iiglid) oerGontcite aus ben Stoo-
ten Soobo,, SsiQinois, Hesu- 9orf, Ohio.
Reconsideration nlio sem rSiItrift So
lumbia tbciIt bos Gptlitc NIT, oab
icher ocrlclben gcnan nntcrlildt NOR
Sen lit. Sn iGmmtlifen GonteIten
prrbc bciocn bctbciligten Forteien
nDnigcS @cbor geidcnft, nno ooS so
mite lit bemiibt eeneicn, 10 ipeit oils
irgcno nGglid ben Safpcrbolt fcIt.
5uitcllcrl, ipcld)cr einem leoen Der
Grnteitc Sl @rlunoe licNt. Sod ior9.
iomcr lad)liher GrlpGgnng empficblt
Gas Gomitc, aS BET 0cn GntId)eioltn.
gen heS Notionol-G Counties bcipcilocn
az loiicn nno oic betreifenoen Site
hcn rcguIGrcn Ganoibaten mo ibren
Stellpertretern I'M Gonbcnt 5u5iier.
ftilnctl, cine Nlsnabtnc Daporl mlad)t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
Sic Elutfurml.

III, llnD 6lpet DER lOlu)Itgltcn YIQlltef
tetonnt gcluor0cn. Sum 8ciipicl oiC
Gilenbobn- uno GinbaltSbeicbl FIon.
fen. Die GinbultabcieblsE lonte, miC
lie icBt abgeGn0ert lit mo bod)it.
lpobrihCinIid) IN Die Elotiorm allfQc.
llomrlen miro, lolttct: Sic 0cridtt
iinb ba5 SeltungSlucrt, Die SdrtB.
mollern u"nierer 6reibeit, uno lpir
meroen allf feline pcr5idtcn; cs lit III.
iCrc Nbiid)t, ibrc ySiiroc utlo 2l1icbcll
bof 81 balten. llnlcre Enrtet bat
Dem &onoe cine LANCE &eibe oiitin.
9iiirtcr Hi6tcr gegebetl, Die Dem Htdl'
. tcritnn0 5u Gbren perbnlfen uno Die
Td)tln1g gelUabrt baben, meldle ibnl
gebiibrt. gSir crtIGren oils %perlucri-
lid ocn Serillh ser repllblifnniid)cn
Yortei, cine 6raQe in sic WublGonl'
pogne cin5uiiibrcrL luclde Die Site.
QritGt 0es @e~rid)tamcicn8 angreift,
IS lit cine llngcrc6tigfcit gcgenilbcr
ben 0roBen Wioiicn Scr Ncp0lfcruHa,
gu b%eboupterL Dab MunBcI an 9leipctt
rpr Dem 8tridt obmnltc.
IS lit Die NltiQobc Der @crid)tc, @c.
icbe, melfe ouo &olt Ourh ibre Ser.
trctcr crloiicn, olrt5ufii6rcn. llna
lrcrn criltircn6e @ciebc 5ilm Nad).
thcil Der 8iirger lpirfen, Damn lit cS
urierp Eilidt, iolAe 0cieee ob5udn-
bern. Die cin5ige Bats, ouf mcld)cr
Ole SntegritGt %unicrcr @crihte fam
crfred)t erboltcn lucrocn, lit, mcrn
iic urpartciii6 NM gcipiiienbnft III
rem 3mcd cntiprChcn0 sum- Sd)nG
,miereS 2cbcns, G~i1cnt6umS rnb per
iGnlihcr 6reihcit iunttionircn u19
@ciete burd)iiibrcu. Wenn gCrid)t
life 8erfiigltngcH 5llr Na6tbcil Der
Qiirgcr fonnen mtiBbrultht mcr0cn
Damn ioIltcn mir uns gcgcn loldc
W~iBbrGufc p%erpubrcn.
G%rfobrung Icbrt, oob cine Miloe-
ritrg ocs geocnWGrtigen @eicteS III
Ye5ug ollf Ginbnlt5bef2ble icbr noth
W,nnfo ,,,,,o,cr rn,;ornror 0,r,+forr,
bon 1896, iopic oiejcnigc bon 1901
INC Sos Wr,>,.iornts rn,, tooG a..
tISrt S;o ohcr rnn, ,.on,,hI;f,,;id,c,,
wnnrS;o,4n,,.on6o,,;, ,',honA+ot 90.
hGrbon - 1890 ;;h onf m;Snhtrn,
hc, m,,rhcs,crih+c b,,;c6t
SIR Gt,6 aTtkbc}nhIirooe
"a =, So, i,,h;,;olc, Wc,i;;.
,un,o, - o,,i,o,rrrn,oo, Eo;nnhor.
p, wors:n so, ;,h,,5tr;on,,
Observation-Disclosures ga;, hoIl
.o, h,f, AZ, a, n,to;o, 6o; ocr;A+I;Ao,,.
o-lor;Tou,oo mil ,+rc,,5tor 1~1nnnrtc;.
rAf,;t 6,So,,ho[4 n,orn",, i,ntn,, ms
al, fc;,,c acknowledgements i, ;r,c,,
o;,,n, g,nn n1s,o;tomt ,,o.no, ;,u.
to,, !, ,,oId,c, fc;,,c Embellishments
,,So,,tcm ,ncrhcr fSr,,tcn mcrn 70;
,,r ;nS,,,tr;one, wc;r,,rnsncri+;rbrn.
hc;tcn o,;,t;rtor
90 ,,,rohn,orSo o~cr.ho6r,,,, >c,
;,n,,,tr;omcn Srnor;;,tinr mn%t ~
,'nthmorh;, h,i, 81, McA+c Sow NJ.
ho;tcr ,nh Mrn>r,crto, r;dt 40.
;+rS,ft mcrbcr >Tr,cr ,;4 -, ,c,-
hiuben ann Shub Der 90hue uub nlr
g$erbpiiprrno hcr Qooc brr 9(rbeitcr.
mn Sos ,oIhe Yrbeitcr. Orooniiotip.
non n;d,t o(s nnop,rt(;d,r Gnmhino.
tioueu betrod,tet merbeu io0tcn Mir
fefiirmorteu bos @clce fir sen od1t.
5tiiuhioeu MrbcitStoo bri o0pn Hpoir.
rum~osorbaitcr
mir nerpflid,tpn sic b~en,ofrotiid,,
Tortri fir sic Nrnobmc cirrs Csc.
,rtcs h,,rh hc, 0onorcp iomcit ni,
oS~nirisoiftion ser @umoeSrcoieruno
raid,t fi;r Aic o0ncn,rirr Soi+nf(idt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
3lucimaitcr yMcaeia" g%citranSet.

Wutertomt, N.Y. >. ,Sllll.- Ger
5mcimuitiGcS hooncr .N(cacia," Gnpi
tGn @iniom Simmpns aus aingItpn
lit gcitern Del 9lta Hod Yoiltt in ser
HGbc bon Cadets Sarbor gcitranoei
lno gegen 2lbenO mlirbc1 sic an9orN
heiinolihcn a6t Gericnen, inter mel.
den iid stpei 5raiien ~befanoen, mad,
ircbrltiin0igen 9eniibungcn in 81.
derbcit 'ae6raht. Ser llniaa muroc
ourd) cinen lt%ngcmobnlih bcItigerl
Sturm berbeigciiibrt uno sic Sdiii-
briihiacn huttcn idredlid]c Stiinoel;
5n beitebet. Sns Sabr5eug miro Dor.
Gitslid)tlih in Sturgeon elm politGno:.
ges Wrdd merbcn.
WiQiam ". Snnolep Don Hcip-
Dorf lit gum @eleralfoniul 5u Bona
Congo rciitn1) nnp abom 2iebcr-
tlied)t BON Siliuois 5nm aoniill In
Aoen (arabirn) ernnnnt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

Eailc snr &eiie in's Nnslano &c.
iorst 6. Haimc, 0r. 413, CI.SaIt;-
moreitrahc, naGc GaitOm Sunie Apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

Gice = YrGiioentihaitsfroge lit nod
aellou 10 in Der SdNpcbe wie biSbcr.
Gonoioot 9rpon bat nidtS bariibcr
pcrlautcn laiien, olli men feline @abi
fallen modtc, fals Hidter @rop bon
Gelopore oblcbncn iolte. 9eSiiglif
Der lettcrcn GuentllnlitGt liegt MIR
sic erilclertc GrflGrung bes @rap's
id)en SabmoltcrS WorpeI Dor. bub
Hidtcr @rap niht in Der Gage lei, bie
Domination iiir Den 5lpeiten TloB
on3uu,ebmen. Sb Senrp @atteripn
nit @rap &iidiprod)e eenommcn bat,
iuie ibni bon 2incoln ans nnbegeleat
porocn lit, p%erlolltet gleid)foas nid)t.
@attcripn mpbntc in Cincinnati Dem
georGbnib Wilrot Solitcoo's bel uno
ma %permutbct, oaB er bon BORT nod
@iIminatpr. Gel, gerciit lit.
Gin neucs n@iibmd)en" lit fir Or
@ollperncllr Srancis BON Miiiourt
lospelolien worbcn, nber 9rpan lit
bislang biniihtlid oieies ~ieileitcll
@orihlagcs itllmm gcblieben. Tic
cilsiae Mntiuort, melfe bon 2incoIn
auf 8iee , TrGiioentidafts : mira
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-02-14
s. E. Parkill and J. c. Osburn were

s. E. Parkill and J. c. Osburn were
in Detroit yesterday
H. d. Lyon was in Ann Arbor.
Wednesday, and expected Mrs. Lyon
would return home with him. She has
recovered finely from the operation
which she underwent some days ago,
but the doctors thought it better for her
to remain in the hospital a few days
longer.
The examination of Roy Cheal occu.
pied the day in Justice McCaughna's
court Tuesday and was not completed
when adjournment was taken. 1t will
be finished on the 27th and in the
meantime Cheal is out on bail furnished
by his father, G. M. Miller and Warren
Pierpont 1t is said that there was con-
siderable variance in the testimony Of
the witnesses to the shooting.
Preparatory to removing to the build
ing now occupied by Murray g. Terbush
when their lease expires, the Owosso
Savings Bank has sold its building to
Elmer F Joslin OF this city. AS was stat
ed some time ago the Bank has secured
the entire building at the corner of
Washington and Main streets and will
as soon as possession can be secured en-
terely remodel the interior, giving the
Bank larger and better quarters for its
business.
Favorable reports have been made in
the House of Representative on private
pension bills introduced by Congress
man Fordney for E. E. Hackett of this
city, who is blind, and Ezra Prouty of
Rush, veteran past 81 years of age,
giving each $50 per month. Similar
action has been had in the Senate on a
bill introduced by Senator Smith for
Lewis FL. Leland OF this city. The bills
will all undoubtedly pass.
Mrs. E. d. Perkins received a letter
from Congressman Fordney on Monday
stating that her application for a pen
sion has been acted upon fayorably by
the Commissioner of Pensions and that
she had been granted $25 a month.
The amount is due to the fact that DR..
Perkins bore the rank of major-a posi-
tion he earned by splendid service, en-
tirely free from any political influence
and of which he was always proud.
Shortly after the death of DR.. Perkins
in November, Mr.. Fordney stated that
he would be pleased to assist Mrs Per-
kins and to his attention is due the
prompt adjustment.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

H. G. Wickham of Oakley, was in the
city yesterday
F. B. Woodland was in Detroit on bus,
mess Monday
w. M. Fitzpatrick is at his farm near
Estey for few days.
H. a. Wickham is in Oakley doing
carpenter work on new hotel
George, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
McCaughna. is sick with diphtheria.
C. S. Williams was in Estey, Wednes-
day and Thursday looking after bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snider of Lans-
ing, were guests at the home of julius
Frieseke, Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Cooper, of Detroit,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. G. Cooper
Eugene Brewer, B. S. Gaylord, E. H.
Cherry, and Alfred Laubengayer were
in Detroit, Wednesday,
A. f. Hollis has returned from Moren-
ci where he has been installing heat
ing plant in the school building.
A. NJ. Bentley and G. E. Rigley at
tended the annual meeting of the
Gilchrist. Fordney Lumber Co. i'll De-
troit, Tuesday.
Mrs. John A. F. Evans and children
of Jackson, Ohio, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson,
Prindle street.
Secy. G. N. Smith and Supt. Jos.
Kohn of the Sugar Co., were in the city
yesterday morning, leaving at noon for
Pittsburg, Pa
A number of the members of Star OF
Hope Rebekah lodge gave Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Address very happy surprise
at their home Tuesday evening
Bruce Satterla was in Howell We'd
nesday. to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, George Satterla, who died
quite suddenly on Monday, aged 50
years.
M. J. Phillips was in Lansing, Wed.
nesday, for conference with Adjutant-
General McGurrin relative to the work
of promoting rifle practice in the state
militia.
The Grand Rapids indoor ball team
which has played Owosso twice this
year-each club winning a game-is tc
play here this evening. 1t is expected
Dorr Day will pitch.
b. E. Smith and Frank Smith left
Monday evening for Chicago, en- route
to Augusta, Ga, to be gone three
weeks. Miss Ida Smith accompanied
them as far as Chicago.
Captain Fred E. VanDyne has an
nounced the following appointments
for Co. H: Sergeant, James Ortiz
corporals, Bert butcher, Charles Mont
gomery, Lloyd vanWagoner.
H.A. Savage, register of deeds fol
DdBludW COuuOy, duu w LIZ
secretary of the Saginaw board of edu
cation. wer, in the city Tuesday in the
interest of Saginaw Temple of the Mys
tic Shrine.
Funeral services for Mrs. Roscoe
Wood were conducted by Rev. Z. d.
Hanks, Saturday aftereoon and the re
mains placed In the vault at Oakhil
temporarily. The interment will be a
Chesaning.
The program for the winter meeting
of the Shiawassee County Association
of Farmers Clubs to be held sat Corun
ma on the 22nd cannot fail to attract
large number ofIpersons There will b
something of interest for everyone from
start to finish. See the list OF speakers
published on another page.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-29
BryantFertilizerC Company
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS

Northern mails. week days, close at 10 q.
m. and s 45, IL 80 q. M. and 200, 80,
Is and 10 80 D. m. Open at 800 a. M,
IL 90 M, and 90 D. m. On SundaysN Northern
mails close at 8 As a. M, 230, and z 20
p. m.
Southern mails via Charlottesville close al
7.10 and 10 80 a. No., and 20 and 10 30
D. m. Open at 500 a. m. and 6 90 p. NJ.
Southern mails via Richmond, close al
8 as and 10 80 a. No., and %, 6 90 and 10 30
o, m. Open at s q. NJ, IL m and p. M.
Manassas Division mails close at z 10 q. m,
and ago D. m. Open at IL 80 and 30 D. m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close ai
7 As a. M, and 90 p. N. Open at 9OCs. M.
and 2 80 p. m.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at 20 p.
M. oad 10 80 D. N. Open at 500 9. m. and
600p. m.
and II 80 8. M, and 2 90, 80,
g is and go p. m. Open at 500 a. m,
1900 m. and 400 D. N. and p. m.
Office Hours-Open at 90 3. m. CloSe 81
Sunday HOurs-Open at 9OOa g. m. Close
at 10 90 q. m.
Carriers Schedule Collection made on In.
side routes-6 80 and 10 90 q. IN. and 5 90 and
T. so D. m. FUll route-6 30 a. m. and 80 D.
m. Sunday O Election 500 D. m. Carriers'
window open Sunday 900 q. m. and close
1000 a. m.
Deliveries made 800 q. m. 4 20 p. m. and
lis o. m.
All mail should be In the Office ten minutes
before mr. Indicated time hny clnino
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-29
A DANGER SIGNAL.

The Rapid Breaking Down Of Municipal
Liehtina Plants All Over the Coun-
try Is q Warning Against Further
Ventures In That Direction.
The census report based upon stats
tics gathered in 1902 showed that Of
S28 municipal electric light plants only
thirteen had been leased, sold or aban-
doned. During the last fourteen
months at least thirty such plants have
reverted to private operation more
than twice as many as In all the years
preceding 1903. Put In another way,
this means that in 1902 there was only
one admitted failure out of every sixty
four attempts at municipal operation,
while today the ratio has risen until
1t is one out Of every twelve.
The reason Of this is not far to seek.
In 1902 the great majority Of munich
pal plants were only few years old.
Their original installation had not yet
worn out, and attention had not gener-
ally been called to the misleading book
keeping which made possible seeming
~ low rates b. ignoring such necessary
items as interest, depreciation and re-
newals, legal service and the services
rendered by other city departments at
the cost Of the taxpayers. Now, how
ever, many Of these plants find that
their equipment is worn out or so out
Of date as to be uneconomical and that
adequate provision has not been made
for paying off the original bonded IN
debtedness or providing for a renewal
Of the equipment
The lack of intelligent care on the
part of politically appointed superin-
tendents has frequently been response
BILE for the breakdown Of plants before
the expected time, while the rapid de-
yelopment of the industry has made
the old methods relatively so expensive
that many cities have found 1t more
economical to pocket their loss long
before the equipment had worn out,
finding it cheaper to make contracts
with companies whose plants are more
modern.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-29
For Sale in Alexandra
County.

TWO HOUSES, lust completed. one 80
feet front, with six rooms ball nd bathroom;
paI try; closets Ia ell bed rooms and cellar:
front tnd back pcrehes. two open fire places.
slate roof, good well Of water, plenty of shade
and two acres Of land well fenced. The other
house is the same size, with the addition Of a
back building, containing two rooms and the
same amount of land.
TIL, Sc houses are located on the Braddock
Road about twenty minutes walk from Lloyd
station on the W., A. 4 Mt. V. Ry. and about
the same walk on the Leesbarg Pike fiom the
new Union Station.
Also S XTY ACRES OF LAND, most of
it with good shade, fronting on the BradGock
Road and Leesbnrg Pile, the nearsst part
icing thin six minutes walk to Lloyd
station.
This land can be bought as a whole or in
parts rs small rs two acres The land has
not teen sub-divided aud can be selected as
desired
For terms apply to DR.. d. N. RUST, l40S
L street, n. W, Washington, d. c, or to
DAVID N. RUST, jr., COS Fourteenth street,
N. W.. Washington, ID. G aug15 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-29
Wakefield. Mass. Wakes Up.

The question of abandoning the mu-
nicipal lighting plant and purchasing
electricity and gas for the town from
some private corporation or the ex-
penditure of $4,000 to put the plant
In first class condition is being serious
ly considered by the town. 1t is claim
ed that the plant has been run at a
loss for the last few years. A commit
tee of nine has been appointed to In
vestigate the matter and was also au-
thorized to secure the services Of an
expert at a cost not to exceed $500
and to report not later than the No
vember town meeting. The estimat-
ed cost of putting the electrical branch
Of the plant in up to date condition is
$4,000, and an expenditure Of $4,000
will be required for the gas plant
Electrical World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRG'NIA.-In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF the City Of Alexandria,
on the let day Of August, 1908
William n. Amory, complainant, VS.. Wash
ingiou Steaml oat Con pany, Limit d;
Eliz beth yon and the Acre Realt Com
paay, defendants. Chancery attachment.
Memo. The OBJECT Of this suit is 20 attach
the fol owing described pie of property,
situated in the city Of A exandria: Bt ginning
on the north side Of King stlest at point gu
feet 10 the eastward of Union street; thence
northwardly parallel TO Union street 81 fet I
more or LEES: thence eastwardlY parallel 10
King street 20 feet;thence Dorthwardly parallel
toUnion street TO point SO feet 81 inches nol tn
Of King sweet: thence easiwardly parallel to
King stree, into the river Potomac to the
channel thereof thence southwardly with
said channel to King street extended IN said
river, and thence in straight line ID the be-
ginning; 10 set aside certain fraudulent con-
yeyances of same, and TO subject same to ay-
ment of compliments claim.
It appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, the Washington
Steamboat Company, Limited; Elizabeth
Lyon and the Acre Realty Company, are
non-residents Of this State: 1t is ORDERED,
That said defendants appear here within
fifteen days after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit, aud that a copy oil
this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once a week for four sue.
cessiye weeks, and posted at the front door oil
the court house of this city. A coDy-Teste:
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
Basil u. BOteler, d q. 9ug3 W4W.m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-29
An aeroba.'s Dilemma.

The aerobats OF the mGsic halls have
no end IN view except 20 cause amuse-
ment. But suppose one should meet
them In ordinary life? Mr. Berkeley
the proprietor of London hotel, was
IN his Office about 8 o'clock one even
Ing when he heard - knock at the
door, while a voice, which seemed to
express pain, cried "open| Mr.
Berkeley obeyed, but cry Of horror
ESCAPED him. and be almost fell back
ward. He saw before him, rolling on
the ground, topsy turvy, kind OF nu-
man ball which was walking upon its
hands. with the head twisted round,
eyes protruding and neck contorted.
81 did not wish TO alarm my neigh
bors," gasped this extraordinary be
ing-lt was a contortionist from cir
Gus who had been practicing in his
room-"but cannot unlock my leg
from behind my neck, and unless you
can help me 1 am afraid It Is all up
with me-"
Mr.. Berkeley disentangled the aero
bat. who fell exhausted on a chair. de
had descended twenty stairs upon his
hands in this position.