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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
TO START FUND '
IN HONOR OF
MIKE MURPHY
American Olympic Committee
Proposes to Raise Subscrip-
ton for Famous Trainer.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The American
committee of the Olympic games start
ed yesterday a subscription list to
raise funds to properly honor Mike
Murphy, the famous trainer who
handled the team in the London
Stadium. James E. Sullivan, secretary
OF the committee, has sent out the fol-
lowing letter:
while giving the fullest credit to
the athletes who represented the United
States in the recent Olympic games,
there is one person whose services were
practically invaluable and without
whose interest and knowledge it is
doubtful whether the men would have
performed so s~plendidly as vents
proved. He is Murphy-who devoted
his best energies, in the face of numer-
Gus difficulties, to have the team in
shape.
MIR. Murphy cheerfully gave up his
time and devoted his energies for most
of the care of the athletes and how we'll
he performed his duty is a matter of
record. Now let us not be SO un-
patriotic as to forget his good work.
Instead, let those who recognize tha
mans true worth come forward and
assist hose who are anxious to make
Mr.. Murphy a suitable presentation.
TT has been proposed that we ask
] 200 citizens who are interested in rack
and field athletics to contribute So
apiece, thisf fund to be presented to Mr..
Murphy as a token of esteem and as a
mark of recognition of his services.
1.-The committee also proposes to pre-
sent to Mr.. Murphy a suitable set oe
resolutions to which will be added tho
names of each one who contributed to
the fund. 1t is immaterial how small
an amount
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05


. Newark bids fair to have at least one
800 hitter at the close of the season.
THAT man is our old friend Bud Sharpe.
The Tigers captain has during the last
two months built up an average of .294
and he's going yet. Sharpe has really
81 remarkable record. In only seven
games during the last siXty-six has he
failed to get a hit. and during the
Tigers last fifty games he has batted
at a .346 clip. Bud has made more hits
than any other player in the league.
That he is not the leader is due to the
fact that he mas been lat bat more
times than any other man.
Mailing and Engle are classed IN the
.27os. which is going at a pretty fair
clip. and not many points behind thai
pair are DeVore, Kelly and Demmitt,
Josh has crossed the plate more times
than any of his competitors, and he
third In base-running with Al
stolen bases. The little centre fielder
has scored Is runs. His batting n
running have been the means of win
ming many a game.
Jimmy Jones. an eX-Tiger, now with
Montreal. has a batting average OF .2s6'
Schirm, of Buffalo. leads in the line or
stolen bases. Tho averages OF '25o or
better to date follow:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
NEUER GOES
BACK TO THE MINORS.

Harry c. Pulliam. president Of the
National League of Professional Base
ball Clubs, announced yesterday that
the following contracts and releases
have been approved.
Contracts--With Cincinnati, IT. f.
Daley; with st. Louis, J. w. Norris, C.
Moran, w. Il. Murdoch.
Releases-By Chicago to Johnstown.
Tri-State, j. S. Neuer: by Cincinnati
to Chicago, Andrew J. Coakley; by
New York to Buffalo, Eastern League,
w. J. Malarkey.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
AUTOISTS STILL AT ODDS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The peace
conferences which We're to have been
concluded yesterday between repre-
sentatives of the three associations in
terested-the American Automobile
Association. the Automobile Club of
America. and the National Association
of Automobile Manufacturers-were
continued for another dav owing to
the inability of several Of the inter-
ested parties to meet at the times APP
pointed. The wal continues unabated,
therefore, with both the races at Saw
annah and on Long Island still sched-
uled and still promising failure.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
POPULAR DOLLAR EXCURSION

to Lake Hopatcong. via New Jersey Central.
every Sunday. Special train leaves Broad
street. Newark, at 9:05 a. m.-Adv.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
BUD SHARPE, TIGERS CAPTAIN, ON WAY
TO HEAD SLUGGERS OF EASTERN LEAGUE
BY G. A. EALzER.

HE Eastern League at the pese mt time a not one 800 hitter in its
ranks-that is. all season play es. A Newark player. Pitcher Roy
teen games Pete Cassidy, the Balim more first baseman who again broke
into Pat Powerss family two months ago, is second with tag IF .3S The
Drio1e mas figured in 4S games. Te re al leader among the regulars is Jack
White. Of Buffalo, who is jut two points below The %0b belt.
Not another o. Bufalos reputed sluggers is CHASED among the leaders
White alone has kept III his stride Elm that Bison crowd. The Herd has been
steadily slipping in the standing, but j ak never let's tht down-in-the-mouth
spirit which comes with a losing sire k get the better OF him He plays
his game. day in day out, and it's a Amy day when the boz score does lot
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
New England League.

At Lynn-Lynn, 3; New Bedford. Z.
At Observation-Disclosures. z; Lowell,
8 (irst game); Worcester, 2; Lowell, 1
(second game).
At Lawrence-Haverhill, A; Law
renee, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, S; Fan River,
Z 90 innings).
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
wILLIAMspORT PROTESTS GAME.

WILLIAMSPORT, Sept. 5.-The
Williamsport Baseball Club today
wired a protest to President Carpenter
against the MISUNDERSTANDING game.
because Harrisburg used Pitcher Hoch
in violation of rule %, which forbids
the transfer of a player after August
Is without the consent of the other
clubs of the league.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
New Work state League.

At Syracuse-Syracuse. 5; Wilkes
barre. o..
At Elmira-Troy. 8; Elmira. 0.
At Binghamton-Scranton. >; Bling
hamton, O.
At Utica-Utica, 4; Albany, 2.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, s; P%hiladelphia, l..
Boston. :; Brooklyn, 2.
Plttsbnrg, /; Chicago 0 I'll innings.
Games To-day.
New York at Philadelphia,
Boston ut Brooklyn G. %ganles).
Chicago al Pittsburg.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
STANDING OF CLUBS in
THREE Big LEAGUES

Yesterdays Results.
s: Baltimore, Z DO innings.
Buffalo, 4; Montreal, >.
Rochester, 4; Toronto. 4 d5 innings.
Games To-day.
Newark at Jersey City.
Rochester at Toronto e gameS).
Baltimore at Providence.
Buffalo at Montreal.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05

Entries for the Schwartz fve-man team
bowling tournament will be received until
September 20. Send entries 10 Charles i.
Schwartz. Weequahic Clubhouse, 945 Bergen
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

II became the property of Ia.
gene Lawson. dlscovcrcr 81 the
Lawson coal mines. and was leased
four years go 90 Mrs Sylvia Crack
On and opened as a summer resort
Two years later Il was sold TO DR.
j. J Leiscr. who conducted Il ne
a sanitarlum THIS apring II was
opened as an hotel aud was Just
becoming popular
Or , J. Leiaor and Eugene Law.
son are tho financial sufferers
through the burning OF the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

her marriage. Mrs Goldie r. tSlis
makes startling charges OF cruelty
against x G. Kinney and his wife.
ofCportland. Ore. with whom she
formerly wade her hsSne. Tho
suit Is dlroeyod against JOS. +. ellis.
her husband. who Is much her
senior
At the tender age OF ~, the wom.
an declares, she was forced To be.
come the unwilling bride OF ellis.
Mrs. Kinney, she says, was deter
mined 60 have her wed Ellis. a
friend OF the family. She did not
love him. and protested. but Mrs
kinney she declares, upbraided
her and beat her.
On the very morning Of her
wedding day, she alleges she was
cruelty beaten and went TO the
altar In tears The wedding TOOK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

severely from the shoc9 Of the =
nouncemeut OF her husbands y
ness and the long vigils she ksf
az thV hospital after her afflse
here, also was wheeled 10 the 'rala
She is near a collapse ana eFeg
precautlon is being taken TO pfe'es',.
a break down before she arrives !"
Utica.
The citizens OF Utica have pc.
informed that it would be oe'e.
not to have % demonstration w.
the arrival Of Sherman, who -
not been home since his noni'''
uon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
HOT E.
BURNS

Fire, which started rrom n defec
tive fluc shortly after ak o'clock
last night completely destroyed
the big East Seattle hotel on Mcr.
Ger island The loss was about
$4,000, No Insurance was carried.
The hotel was built rs years ago.
when G. &, Calkins was booming
Mercer island as \ summer resort,
A few years after It's construction
the (6etel and property was mort.
gagSr for siso eco After the panic
Of 1898 the East Seattle boom col.
lapsed, aud he big hotel passed
through manSlands,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
SHERMAN is
OFF FOR
HOME

10y United Prsss.)

w
CLEVELAND, o., July flames,
s. sherman, republican candidate
for the vice presidency, who was
critically IN here, left this morning,
with Mrs. sherman, fer his home In
Utica. N. NJ The candidate still
IL very weak and was conveyed In
wheel chair from an automobile
20 the train.
Mts, Sherman, who has suffered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

S2.45-Suits of black granite cloth. full
waist. trimmings of red with white soutache
braid; another style in cotton serge, navy or
black, with collar and cuffs of white duck, trim
med with soutache braid
S495-Suts OF black mohair, full ored skire
and large sailor collar heavily trimmed with Her
eules braid; another style is OF black blue mo-
hair, with gored skirt and trimmings of black
and white fancy braid b
BATHING CAPS. l5c-Of rubber-lined
percaline-back with white pin dot or gray with
white stripes; gathered band
BATHING CAPS, 25c-A variety OF STYLES
i'll dotted sateen. q
BATHING SHOES-Tn white or black S5c
PAIR with heavy cork soles 65c pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
"When We Were Twenty one. :

Whcn We WtFo IWeNtY sWNrI
With When We Were Twenty
one on O boards AZ the Lots this
week aud Why Smith Loft Home
coming next week, the summer sea
son has surely come AZ last. and
with e the silly season In In full
swing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
Go to Brownsville

For your Fourth OF july cutting
Free clamhalSe. land and VA
sports for all. dancing In aftefllv WI
Steamer Sentinel, Colman ~
. a. m. a
Launch Iiioma. Madison W.
Floatee SO a. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

which Rosort Manteil will be seen
at the Moore next week are King
Lear" Macbeth Merchant Nof
VcnicG Hamlet" "Othello' and
"KingSitichard H." Tho scat sale
opened this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

place I'm 1906 She lived with Ellis
tire uAnths aud then rSn away,
coming TO Southern California.
Being mine. 9o brings the
suit by bSr guardian, Ada II. Kin
nCy. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

Teddy webb and JC1nusscll
Powell extract a world OF flAg-frum
the parts Of Repro and Giacomo,
the hriganda IN Fra niayold which
Is belns presented at the Grand
this woek.9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

There Is laugh every minute IN
"A Runaway Match at the ScaFN
The part OF Mllie Match affe~Ta
Miss nuntinONccllent oppsriuni.
ties for good work. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS
"cauoh, In the Rain"

The engagement OF William Col
ller at the Moore, which Ia draw.
ing 20 close, ~ the most success.
ful the popular comedian has ever
played ln this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
cELERRArE an oLYMpIA-

Rig celebration begins July ard
steamer Multnomah leaves Gal
hraith Dock at 8 o. m, July i.b.
round trip si.00. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
Three Specially Priced Hamx<k
Sessonable special offerings involving Ham
Knocks of dependable quality, and abrasive in
design

SIZE 36NS4, SPECIAL S125-Canvas-
weave Hammock of hard-spun yarn Has
spreader al head, large tufted hrow-b back pillow,
fancy suspension, l2-inch valance.
SIZE $685. SPECIAL Substituting de-
signs OF white with black, red or green Have cone
cealed Spreader at head large tufted throw back
pillow loot spreader and l5-inch valance .
SIZE $500, SPECIAL S2.25-Of strong
all hard-spun, three-ply yarn with fancy tassels,
large tufted throw-back pillow, 12-inch valance
and foot spreader, novel in design and effective
colorings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

Robert Mantell.
Among the Shaksperoan PLAYS In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
In a neauty conlest.


PORTLAND. Ore. July AIRS.
t0ldie H. Ellis, who seeks annnl-
mout of her marriage 10 Jos. r.
oils, Is well known IN Portland.
where she made her home for
some time and was especially poS
ular with the younger society sol
Only a few weeks ago she en-.
ioyed much notoriety by running
a close race for first prize In a
beauty contest Il. G. kinney, her
atepfather, is prominent In bust.
ness circles here, who're he has
mining interests.
st.o0 ROUND TRlP TO OLYMPIA
July AS Big Celebration Begin
ftHy ard Steamer Multnomal
leaves Galbraifh Dock az S 4. Ia. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

The Majority of these Hats are
Of white, with dainty trimmings
Of wings, flowers, foliage and
ribbons. There are also a few
Cretonne effects, which are
very smart for summer wear.
The wing-trimmed styles are
exceedingly clever, price con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

n THe COW MARoHE oI9THo Son MARoFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02


Goats
W0nens srnartly-
tailored, 34-in. Coats,
Of white French serge
in Semi fitting style,
with button trimmed
back, tdaca tseau dc
sole collar, and lined
with messaline or
satin. These newly
arrived models find
attractive presenta-
ton at $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
GinidlrGnfnna in Sertil. 1nSnitric.

Bottom, 0ioii.. t6. Sonuar. -
Noh ltotiitild)en NngaDerL luclde IN
Den bieiigcn a%reiien Der goumluoa-
Iobrifontcn Geinmmelt morocn iino,
bclGlit lid oic Gitihrdnfung inn BE.
triebe Scr QertiIiobrifen bereitS olli
ein BOLTS 8icrtel Der biSberigen Fro'
BUTTON, itno ooran miro minoeItenS
nod, ad)t NSohcn lang f~eitgebaIterl
merocn. S5n Nnbctrad)t oes oer5eiti.
gen Stdtocs ocS 9aiuntpolmorfteS
unb oeS MorttcS iiir fire fertigen
9Sooren iplcu oic S%dbrifdntcn oIlge.
mcin fir eilt ioI1cS Gcrbolten iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

ser @clt oditebt iejncn &otcr ourd)
cinen @rono. CT. 5cptimua &nipc
elm @reia NIT iiIbcrueiBcm &uar,
iudlte m0brcn0 0ca Qon5cn Cages
nad) Ben &cid)cn iciu2r Orei mtaefom.
menen Godter, pcrmohtc oicielbcu lie.
bod nid)t 5t finbcn.
Die @eri6tc iibcr Die ollnGblig be.
fnnnt mCr0Cn6Gn bcl0enmiitbiQcn unO
mmoerboren Hyttuuaen bel 0enl
9runoc miirOcn @GuOc iitQcn. Bon
cincm llnbefonntcu mllrOe Sri. Nmp
Suns bci Ocn &uorcn aus Ocnt breu.
nenoen Sbcutcr 0CGIeift, mno Der
iunac @orrp Gutter rcttcte icinc
SdJueiter, inocm cr nit ocriclbcn olri
On0 Gud) flob NM uon BORT nit ibr
oui eilcn (clc8ropbcnpfoltcn ipronl.
Gem @Ipotbefcr Charles =. Wiopcr
Nclnn9 q, icile @ottiu mo einc God
ter in Sid)crbcit SIT bringeL obcr bci
ncm &criud, lrinc 5mcitc Codter
@%luenOolpn 81 rettCrL fouo er NIT Der.
icIben Den SOB. NOoiion S6nonCr
itica nit elmer Godtcr in OoS brcn.
ncn0C @cbdu0C. nm icinc Satin 3ll
lllhcrL un0 cr fonO lie aud, ober che
cr lie SIT crreihen uCrmodtc, p~criunt
lie in Den 6lonnncn. Ger W%ollipiclrr
@oltCr &oltd trlIa icinc 9rollt Neoll
%(rotbcmop iibcr sic &0pie ser an 0enl
cin5igcn IllS9nnqc fGmpien0cu WtGu
ncr, 6rnlten un0 &in0rr ms TrCic,
uno Die ~i7.iGbri0e Carrie SGlllb MIR
DC uon ibrcm NrGutiQnm NlfreO so.
things in ocriclbcn @ciic Qercttct.
6rou >Somca TrUcr, mclhc aus ci
mem 6cnitcr 0cs brcunenoen Sbcotcra
ipron0 mo Ihlpcr ncrlcbt mur0c, 1T
bcutc GeItor6cn. Die 3abl ser be.
tonntcn Spfer lit biernlit oltf t72 &c,
ltie9en mo man 1lnltbt Dob lie nid)t
inter $50 betrdQcn miro, menn ullc
Sbotlotcn bctannt limo. - Coroner
StrolicrS oiii5icuc &iIte bon tclttc
9fudmittag 5eigt OoB 1i2 Der Opicr
lpctblidJrn llno 10 mGnnIiden Sc
ld)led)tS moren. 70 &eiden iilto Ger
nloBen pcrbronnt, Dab oas @eid,led)t
nidt feItgeltcllt mcrOen tdrm. - Sim
Der bei0er @eihIchter beiinoen iif
inter Ocn Go0teu. Ger Coroner CT
tlGrt, Die elite Scr Opier lei bel @ei.
tenn nod nid)t Oollen0ct, mo CS meroe
i'm ni6t iiberroihcn, mcnn oiG 3u6l
AMI 200 Itci9en mcrOc. llnter Den
nuigefm0enen &cidcn beiinoCt iid
MNd bicieniNr cinc3 WtGo6enS, mel.
DIES ais Wonn Actlciect mar, ioaor
bis oitl Die llntcrfIei0cr. Ger llnl-
ltonp crrcgt um 10 nlCbr 9circmOen,
od IeltAcItclIt lit NOb lid inter ocn on
Der &pritellung am Miontng 9lbcno
betbciligten Gcrioneuhl tein MdO6en
IN mqnnlidT lroht bcionb. Die gel
Gr lit ntebt iOcntif8irt mo Oie @t-
| lidt43iiago NnN nid)t SIT e%rfcnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
Giubcitlidlc g9nfic iii. Mili,.

80 it 0 II, Is, &oultor. - Die no
tiorloI @lloro N%iiociotion" bat ibrc
orcitGqigc SibunQ oobicr 5itn 9lbs
idllB acbroht. Sic bat ciumittbil
rofiir Stono gcnonmcn, BOB oic
Mili3 ser perihicocnen Stootcn M
ter pouitdnoigerc Nunoe5. GontroIc
qeIteQt miro, oils iebt, Dor oent
SAhuB ser SiBunQ Wlrroc onactiin.
oiQt, Dab sic Wfili5 in ullcl Stooten
ror Dem 30. 2lpril nit Dem ncllcll
Mogo}ingcrucbr nod ocm N}o0cll Don
1903 cqlliptrt lpcr0cn mitroc, ctt.
idIieBIid elmer ipiB 5ulOuicuocn &u.
1el BON O,3330IliQcm aolibcr, sic Ell
he &uriotion Der cu0Iilhcn SpiBtugel
iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
SIS man9clt nn Wittcln.

Sta0t Bolton fam 9tidtS filr Die
oortigen Grbeit3IoIcn tblm.-Ger
Staot iol iid ibrcr u%nnCbnten.
80 It o II, Moiiy tG. &onuor.-Gt-
Wo 500 9eiGdftigung9Ioic pcriom-
mcltet lid) geltcrn ultf Dem Common,
nm Die Nutluort 0cS Wtapors Sibboro
aui i6r in noriger @o6e in Der Gitps
&aa ~aeItelItcs @eilld) nm Nrbeit ent.
gegen5unebmen. Morriion s. Spiit.
ibr Siibrer, mod)te Oie Nntluort Oe3
WtaporS bctnnnt, un0 0iclc lautete
bubilt, Dob ser ungcoroncte 3uiton0
Der lt1otiidcn Siron5cu e9 ibm nm
Ho9lid) mode, Den Selltcn ir0eno ct.
mas in NuSiid)t 5u ltellen. Die 2eutc
lebten lid 0aruti nod Dem StoatS-
GebGlOc IN MdridL nm Den @ouoer-
rlcllr 5lI bitten, bon Den Stuien 0eS
@ebGlt0eS berob ibuen cine Nnlprad)e
81 b0lten.
Ser 8ouperneur lehntc 0ieieS @u.
illd)cn ob, lllo ober Spiit Elm, ipGtcr
nit Gin paor 8cglcitern i'm Stoot3-
bnlic por5uiprchcn. Smiit erihicn
Damn oitd) INN 5 llbr unO puroe BON
@oup. @lilo empiongen.
Die Gpnierer5 oollertc 80 Winlt-
ten, mGbrcno meld)er Smiit cine In.
3obl 6or0erungen Der NrbeitSlolen,
mcldc 81 ucrtrcten er qefommen mar,
ihriitlid) uorlegte. 9ie SorOerungclr
lnllteten, fur5 geinBt, Oabit Dab
StootS- mo it1otii6c 2lgentllren err
rid)tct pcrbcnL nm Den Nrbcitsloicn
Nrbcit 81 perid)oifen; BOB Die 2cgi@.
lotur 100000 beipiuigc, Oomit Die
NrbeitSloicn lobnenoc Nrbeit erbnl-
ten; 0aB Die SegiSlntltr nit Den lido
tiiden 9cborOen 5uiummcnDirte, 90
nit Die Wiictbcu Der Grnlercu @iirger
nm % Ero5ent crnGBigt mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
SdjredenStbat eincr @abniinuigcn.

ct. 2ouiS, tG.s Sanunr. - 0ie
so Sabre oIte 6ruu Camille Sacoba,
Satin zines Gcmentiabrifonteu, bat
i9re bei0en ainOcr, @omin, flint
Sabre, un0 emanuel, fl Wonote olt,
nit 9lauiGltrc ocrgiiiet unO ii6 Damn
IN Oerielben @eiic Den 400 gegeben.
2aa to0tIidc @iit reidte lie ibren
ainoern in elmer Orange. lie Id)red-
lide S6at mllr0e uoll ser Wlltter ait
9enideinIid i'm 3llltonoc teuporGrer
@eiltesitorrmg ~begangcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
Concentration Nrbeitsluier in
Scnttlc.

SeottIe, @nib, t6. Sanuor.-
guf elmer 3lliammenfunit BON Gele-
goten bieiiger glrbciter : ~llnionen
mtroc beifIoiien, am ndfIten Ion-
tag cine Molien . Concentration 81
urterncbmen. nm Ser Soroerrng Der
G~eerGngten arbeitsloien, baB man
ibnen 9eid6ftisung ODER SebenSmit-
tel uno llnterfunft perihafien lolte,
Nadbrud 81 geben. am Wontog
lpcroen 10000 a~rbeitSloie IN &c.
ihloIIenem 3llge mad Dem 8atbbouic
morihiren uno BORT fanlpiren, bis
ser Staotratb ii6 ibren 3oroerungeh
Geiiigig 5eigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
@unpcruenr Butts @otidait.

Gan Suon, Yorto Hico, tG.
Sonlor. 9ei Ser geItrigen Gr0fi.
mun0 Der Scliion Der &egislotur
ionotc @oupcrncrtr YoIt cine BOT.
ihoit Elm, fuorin cr ole Inlegmg
meitercr Sdulen ole @infiibrung eli
rcr 2onoregiitrotion, Die Grlueitc-
rtn0 Der @oroS, Grbobung Der Sc
bGlter Der Hidter uno Ole Ginfiibrung
cincr @rlnobciibiteuer oils ltG0tiihc
glbgobc bcfiiriuortet. Die 9otidoft
be5og lih aud ouf piele onbere @e-
GeuitGnbc uno fono cine giinitige
ghlfnobmc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
&crmiidJtc tclcornpbiidlc 9cpcidJcn.

Ser 6rodltbobnboi Der vW}obiIe
mo Obi. Nobn" IN 0it.St. @oui9,
&Qa., Gin GROCER GIeootor am llicr
ocS Miiiiiiippi mo cine 2In5obI
TrohhpoGaona murOcn NcitcrnNbcnO
Ourh 6cllcr 5crit0rt. Ger &crluit lit
Cnorlll.
&icr Mit9Iic0cr ser ircipiai-
acu Ielcrucbr non &ontiu elmer
&oritoOt bon Eitt5burg, Yo, boben
bci'm llmIHirjcn cinc9 ShInltdnuos
gems idtucrc, mcun audi nidt t0OtIidc
&%crIcbun1cn crlittcn.
- Die Ohio Gulit 50" in Nor-
malt, o, fat ibrc Gbiircn QcihIoIicn
umO oui i6r &tilrden iiuo NcrihtIide
NioiienucuuoItcr iiIr Iic bcitcat nor
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
Minnciuta.G lnb nidJf ansgenommen.

ct, San |, Winn., 16. Sanuar,-
@ie bier bcfonnt gegeben morben lit,
miro @cncrolumpalt 0oung bei'm
StootS.O berqerid)t beontrogen, Die
Gntiheiorng oes &id)ters@ ellp bonn
6ieligen Gountp.@ eridt unl5uitoBcn,
meld)e oobin gelaltet botte, oaB Der
nMinneiotu.Glub", cine Ser pornebms
lten bieiioen 8ereinigungen, BON Sen
9eitimmungen oes Shonflicen5-8e,
icteS ausgenommeu lei unb Dab 3D.
Der oas aeieblidc Tcrbot oeS Spiri.
tiloienIdIanfes on Sonntugcn auf i'm
nidt Mmpenoung fin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17
Nide 81 Wide.
@ccrOignng OcrSpicr Scr SODcrtOlun'
Sntnitrupbc bc9unncu.

Son Geremonicn nntBtc ob8ciebcn
mcroen, neil fcin @ciitIihrr int
Stanoe mar, SIT omtircu. @r.
i~diitternoc &orgGnge in Sen Mor,
giten BEL ser 3Ocntiii3irrma Scr
ucberrcitc. - Safe Don mulOcr.
borer &cttung bel Dem &ronoe.
3o6l ser Opfcr Oiirite nlti
200 lteigcn. - Sin MGod)en III
WGnnrrflci0crn inter 0et nidt
iocntiiijirtcu Io0tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

Die Gertualtung bes aoli.S pnopi-
fots tbeilt nit, Dab Der @eid)ditSgong
mGbreno bes letten Guartols bintcr
ben Griuortungen 5uriidgeblieben iei.
Gle Shulb ooran TRACE Die wirtb.
iboftlidc ariie in ben Ser. Staaten.
9arons gebe bcrpor, baB Die bette
benoen ScrtrGge nit Den amerifoni.
if)en 5ruIts fiir oas Spnbifat be-
oehflid ieicn. Cine @%6dnberung Die.
ier Sruit-gertrdge lit oesbolb bel Der
Grnenerrng bes Spnpbifats iifer.
@s bIeibt bei'm MIten.
Sn Der @ubget-6 ommiiiion oeS