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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22

NN'INJA WY ~
Ioococn f0nnCn iid) oic @cfonntCt
bon NgrcS Hcol feline GrflGrlitg &c.
ben, mic ooS W1od)en iid iolpcit Der.
Aeiicn fonnte uno ollf ein loldc$
9lbentcllcr einSugeGcn.
ggres NenlS Safer ingtc geltcrn
Nbenb, cr luiirbe feline Sod)ter 5urild'
nebmen uno ieine 6rou iuiiroe einet
&oftbaiebl fir lie e%rlungcn,
@riefbcfDrocrnna naf Dem N~iSlaroc.
Iic uuSIGnbiihe Nolt fiir bic NIT
Ocm %. Suli cnbenOc @ohc ihliebt
bier inn Sollptpoitomt, in olen Sal
len pilnftlid), pie fd1t:
Sic Eodct.Eoit lit pon 8 llbr Sor'
mittugS bis ) llbr IodmtttngS tag
lid oifen, nnS9eliommcn Sonntags.
Iic Eodet-Yolt nod BroBbritan-
MEN mo 3rlano idaieBta 0ienitagS
uno Srcito9s ithI5 llGt RohmittogS,
nod, Eent'tIoirS 1rn1'J Htr> 9tddnlit.
tags, 20. unbo22h $itfi.5
Gompicr fiGfcn boit Ntip- Dorf ob,
lpcnn ni6t onberneifg ~ditGcgcbcn,
Set bcnt 1. Sftobct 0e$ Soriobrcs
lir0 oic Sritirutcn mad Dem Mus
lnnoc (oilSDenomnlen Canada, Wc'
rifp, Fnilonlu ittO Gltbo) uir iol9t:
6iinf CO.. Gents fir sic critic hinge
uno brci CD GcntS fir ie6e mciterc
ltn5c, obcr elm @rllftbcil, mo iolte
poll ~frontirt mcr6cn mitrigcnfnaS
bel Nnfltnft scr 8ricfe Ser ooppclte
9ttrog coaeftirt pirb.
SronSotlontiidc g It.
WiittluodL -. - I'm I llbr NbcnOa
nod 6ranfrcid per Gompicr go
Y%roucnce," pio SABRE; (onocrc Gan.
ser miiiicn ipcjicll ubreiiirt iein) I'M
9 llbr Nbcn6S nod Gurpn airifo utlo
SitinOicn per Golnpfcr. TcutiGlono,"
pio Flpmouth G~bcrbour0 mo Sam.
burg; nm II llbr Nbcn6s nod) @rob.
britonnicn u1lO Srlnrb per 9ontpicr
pMrobic," pin NuccnStomn; (onbcre
S0nbcr miiiIcn ipc5icQ oorciiirt icill).
6rcito9, 81. - I'm 7 llbr N6eno3
mad europa per Compiler Woieitoc,'
pid Flpnlolttb mo Gbcrbourg; (,Sr.
lono mnb ipc5iCl oorciiirt iein) I'M
8 llbr NbenbS nod europa per Gam.
pier ,Gormonio," pio 0neenStomr.
Soft mad iii 3. nnb Gem.
trail Imcrifo, @ c It.
in0ien etc. +
Wittpodl % 49, I'm 8 llGr M6cnSS
nod Cuba, Ducoton mo GompedJc
per 0ompfcr DMorro Cattle" nod
Gcntrolamcrifn Gonal5oi1c, Golom,
bio mo Standardization per Gam.
pier, pia Golon; nad) Somoifn per
Gompfcr BON philadelphia. r
GonneritoG, 23.-llm 8 ll6r IboS.
nod Den So Eluto.S tooten per Gam.
pier uSomcriu2, y,.l ,ef
6reitoG "a, lin 8 ltbr Ibenb5
nod ser Ionri1itaniihen Mepublif
per 3onrpfer bon Fhilobelpbia; nod
Curacao mo 9~Cne6uclo pHr Gampicr
"3ulio;" nod Eorto Gicpu per Gam.
pier vSon Silou;" nod Yeruambuco
per Gompier n@nabcnoen;g (anoere
Sbeilc bon 9roiiIien miiiien ipe5ica
aoreiiirt iein) nad Samoifn Eana.
ma, &onol5onc, (riniooo unb Colon.
bio per Tampicr o9ltrato."
9ie Toit mad Helt.JinolonS, bia
Torb.S ioneD, u10 nod Wiquelou,
pia Bolton, ihIiebt bier tGelid lin
3 llbr Nodmittogs; nod Cuba, pia
Tampa, tGglid I'M 1 llbr; na1 Gotta
Hica, Sonouros, N%icaraalio cot.
fiiite), SolpoOor lno @uatamnlo,
pio Heip.S Orleans, tdgli6 INN 10 llhr
9benos; nod Merieo Gitp tGglid Inn
2 ltbr Nodn1ittaS mo 10 ltbr
Ibenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Shiffsnud)ridDtcu.

Ncn-N q. N,rIi. 49, Nb0ciob.
rem lit BON bier Scr Compiler a&oiicr
Wilbrlm Scr 3Dcitc" nod Bremen.
piu FIpntoutb mo Gbcrbolrg.
&omburg, q. Sllli. - gnae.
fnmmcn lit bier scr Tompfcr .Wiolt.
tc" bon NClp Norf, pio Elpmoutb II
G%bcrbour1.
2iucrpooL 81. SltIi. - 9lngc-
lonQt lit bier Scr Compiler oSulito.
Mo" pom Nclu. g)ort, pio Queenstown.
Bremen 81. Sltli. - Nn0efom.
men BON Nem . Dorf lit Der Iontpier
nGronprin5 WiIDelm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22

liebe, hoB Nll1ltit GberborO nidt 10
iort llah Der Sbat ben Srt uerlailct
h0be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
&nbrera uhincinaelcGt."
Guatemala trbielt 9iihta iiir $4,000
9citrug 81 Nooicpelt'a @nbl.

-
Staot M riff o. q. Sltll. -
yGmi9ruoos" uno Nerbonntc aus oelt
Hepublifcn Guatemala mo Sdlpas
Dor, Die lif lettbin IN GROCER 3ubl
bier nicbcrgrIoiicn boben, crfl1rclt
%cinitimlnig oic Mittbcilungcn Gr. $.
Erolue'S iibcr Gobrcro'S 9ciItclter
gum rcpublitoniiden @oblfono IN
1904 fiir mobr. Mtebr, ais ein Gut.
5cno 2ellte purben r%interpicut" mo
mareu ii6crroid)t, onb iibcrbonpt Sc
mano sic @obrbeit bc5iueiieln tonns
tc, GA es ibrer NlrSin0c nnd oiiencS
@ebcimnib iuor, Bob ooS @el0 an Den
omerifoniihen @eionoten ge5oblt
mltr6e.
0leihoicl, Of sic republitaniiher
Gompognpiiibrer unb bic @comten
ser jebiqen Hcgicrlurg etlunS oopon
muBten iogtcn Die @eiro9ten Gitra'
bo Cabrera meroe CS nid)t pcrgeiien,
benn bic ouiiir oeriprohenc &iilie
Scr Ser. Stootcn iei auSGebIicben,
mos lid crit nic6cr IN Den lebtcn "a
gen Oltrd) OoS Gri6einen oes omerifo.
niihen &rclBcrS oNl6onp" I'M bors
ollroniihen &oienort 9momalu unO
ocS &ononenbootc5 .Worictta" III
Eorto Gorte5 gc5ci1t bobe.
Cabrera, er51blten Ole oGmi0ro.
Dos" babe sic Mepolution IN Sonbu-
roS onge5cttcIt, nm ben oortiacn Bro
iioentcn 3clopo binein 81 5icbcn uno
Oicien, ionie 0opilo, 81 i"tiir5err, INN
ollr6 @rnennulg Scr Nodiolger Der
Serr in Gentrolnmcrito 81 meroen.
I'm MN oen ErGiiocntcn 6igueroa
iiir icinc ElGnc 81 gcminncn bobc CT
linn 0eiogt, Scr omcrifoniide @ciunO-
tcSunter lei iein Jrcun6, bubc oui sic
Soltltng iriibcrer omcrifoniid)cr @e-
ionotcr in Guatemala, &untcr'S rno
Gees, b~ingcpiicu NM i'm 10 iiir lid
%gcluonncn.
2ebigIif in @eSug orf sic 90bc oes
Campaigns eitrogeS mioeriprcfcn
iid) bic Nngabcn uno ifmunfcn 3ui-
id)cn 5000 uub Ser bon Gr. Erorpc
0Cnormten Sinlme BON $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Nbfabrtstnac Der S5cam 3 Sampicr
INN Nc,usg)urf.

INN Nclu7gurf.
Am %. Sitli 9ampfer yErouence"
nod) SABRE.
Pm %. Sill Camper nTegina
o'Stalin" nod) Ncopcl uno @cnun.
Nn %. Srli Gompier Bremen"
nod Bremen.
Am %. Slili Gompier Oscar ser
3rucitc" nod a~opcnbogcn,
PIN %. SuIi 0ampicr ng(rabic'
nod) 2iperpool.
S(m %. SllIi 0nntpicr nGcntid.
lano" nad Snniburg.
gm 20. Suli 0ompicr ullItonia"
nod Icopel.
Nm %. SuIi GoInpier nGarnia-
nio" nod) 2iperpool.
2ln %. Suli Gompicr oNinnc.
Dnba" nad) 2onbon.
am %. Sllli Gonpicr ,@otblono"
nod) 0opcr uno Nntipcrpcn!y
gm 25. Suli 0ompier .Gcne5ia"
nud) Ncopcl uro Worieile.
PIN %. Snli Gampicr vGoIcoc.
MA" nadl Glasgow.
Nn %. Sill Gornpicr naoiicr"
rodb Bremen.
9n 2S. Slili Gnmpicr .Nooroom"
und Hottcr6nm. A..
PIN %. Siili 1ompfcr ,Scconic"
nndD SoltDompton.
An 30. Sllli Gnmpicr n2ltcnniu'
1od) 2iucrpool.
Gm 30. Suli Innpicr .Nor6.
4mcrico" nod Ncopcl uto @enno.
Pm 30. SnIi 0onpier oN. j. gSti.
bclnt" nod) Bremen.
Pm 30. Sltli Solnpier Settle
nod) 2ipcrpooI.
gn 80. Suli Sompier ,Soraiilc"
nod SABRE.
am 1. algliit Gampier uEennip;.
pnnlo" lladJ Sambnrg.
Nn /. Allgnlt Tompier oGompo.
mia" nod) 2%ipcrpool.
PIN /. NugliIt Iumpier ,Yrin5eE
&rcnc" nad Gibraltar mo Neopel.
PIN /. Atgnit Gompier y2roon.
lono" nod) 9oper mo Mntiuerpcn.
gn /. All1nit Gompier nYbilaoe;.
pbio" nnd southampton.
am /. Nltanit Gampicr nNimnt.
npolis" nod 2onoon.
Nn /. Auguit Gampicr .Golum.
bio" nnd Glasgow.
Nm 4. Nigult Oompfer .Gecilie"
nod) 9rcntcn.
glm ). Ailguit Camper .Huiiia"
nod HottcrOom ulo 2i6ou.
9(m 8. Nngult Camper .2uiito.
nin" nnd) 2ipcrpool.
g(n ). }(ltguIt 0nmpier ,@oj6ing.
ton" nad Ncopel uio 5ricit.
Pm ). Ntgrlit Camper .5cutc
uic" mad southampton.
PIN 6. Nugiit 9onpicr ySouoie
lad Sabre.
Am 6. Nltgult 9ompicr Baltic
nod) Yiucrpool.
9lm 6. Nilgllit Gampier amcrifa"
rad &orn6urg.
Am 6. 9higrit Tnmpier .gor6a
roiia" nod Bremen.
PIN 6. An9uit Iampier .SeQil
Clan" nof aopcnbo9en.
PIN 6. Iltgilit Iampier .Slnoo.
nia" nd6 Gibraltar nno HeopeI.
PIN s. Alanlt Gampfer .Eotricia"
llah Sonnbur1.
9ln s. 2luanit Gampier ngtruria"
rad Sipcrpool.
PIN s. Augrit Sampicr nWfooon
no" mad Neopel uno Wnriciac.
2lm s. AliJuit Tonlpier yGoocr.
lailo" nad 0ouer un0 antlperpeu.
Am s. Auguit 9ampier st.
NJ -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
@crmiidtc tc%lcgrapbiidjc Scpeid)cn.

Gomoro Gbilos lit 81 SerieD
SGore, nnbc @illinmsport, va, CT.
mem &lappcr idlongcnbiiic erlcgen.
Die Sdlnnge bib i'm, pdbrcno CT am
Iebtcn Sonntog 9rombecren pilildtc,
unb ollie Gr5tliden Mittel irlldtetcn
nidts.
lr-- 9tli DER S0be pon Wooomout
9edh bel Nep Sopen, Cont, gcrir.
tbcn Gnio Mice itno @oitb @nrbur.
ton aus 9routlpn, N.-D., 0urb Sent
tern ibres HltoerbpoteS III 2ebcnS9c-
iobr, mllrben obcr bon i6rcm BE.
gleitcr Stnnton @igginS, mclder 10.
ebeu oic RcdtsihuIe Der ltuipcriitGt
gale abIolpirt bat, iibcr Naiicr &C.
balteiL bis Niitie fam.
- Ger Sploat MiQinm e. Som.
aro bon Ser II. Gompagnic DER 9un-
observation-disclosures lit in Ncm Scb-
iur0, Maii., inter Der 9eihulOignng
pcrbaifct moroe1, Dor 0rei Iabren
oeIt ans Erciton III England gebiir.
tigcn @Omoro TcpblrIt in So5cl-
mooo-Eorf eri6oiien ST bnbct. Der
9cidnIbigte lit geItanoig mill obcr
III Notbiuebr gebnnoeIt bnbcn.
= Sruu ,Seirnie GonnS in albunp,
I..0.. Die @ittme ocs iriibcren 81.
ienbo6n. Gpn0nftcurs hilbert gpallS,
meldc icit II Snbrcn sic SteIluug
Der Matronc nuf Dem bortigen %llnion.
6%abnbnf eiunubnt, bat iid), nnd)oenl
lie idon felt linacrer 3cit Sdmcr.
mlttb ge}eigt, nit anrboliGure Der
aiftct mo lit bolo nud ibrer lleber
iiibrnng mad eineHn &oipitnl geltor.
"a.
2eSlic Garter IN Chicago, 81,
Scr Fr1iiocnt Der nSoutb Sioe Gle.
pateo Hailroao Co." lit inter auras
tel geitellt morben uuo GDurles e.
Soule lit gum &urator ernonlt mora
Den.
9unoeSrid)ter 9anhiS in Gbi-
cogo bat Srn. j. Wfcaop sum Stills.
Maiieuermolter fir 6ranf 3otti &
SO. %ernannt, iiir melfe 6irma fiirS.
lid in Ser Staot Hem.Dorf eiit
Moiieperpoltcr cingciebt morOen lit.
Der Fro5eB gcgen 6rau 2iln
Sane Goof bon NbccIinh @..&n.,
nelHc beiduloigt lit. letter Scptem'
Der 5uiammen nit ibrem @atten ulb
,Soiepb @eitbe oen Gbnrles Bennett
bon Nep aeniingtom go, crmoroet
3i baberl, bat begonneH.
Iie Satin beS Hep. @iQiom
Imbroie grolpn, Heftors Ser epiS-
ct. Sobns' Stride in Eorts-
mouth, 8n., meld,e am Snmitag if.
rem beioen fIcinen &inoern &urbol-
ialtrc gereiht mno Damn ielbit BON
Dem Site genommen bit, beiinoet
lif, iomie oie ainOer auf benl @cge
Der 9eiierm,g.
Sn Wonfoto, Wiinn, g%raiiirt
cine Tppbus.G pibcmic, uno man
Sic 3abl ser sort criitircnoen
aranfbeitsfGae auf cirfa 1900.
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Sranriae .@rfalrnnacn.


,}luei leidtgldltbige WtG0hrt ans Der
Recommendation iibcu IN G6ilo.
oclpbio olti Dem Erodcnelt.
WrrOcn oitrd& crlprcdrngCu uoll
Snuie iue01clodt ltlo nlodtcn IN
Der Stoot Der 9rlt0trlICbc trull.
rige GrinbuWgen,
Sl Y%bilubclpbin murocu Der -
Sabre olte Hobert 6iIcp BON Nr.tOO2,
Noro StridcritroBC un0 Der -
Sabre oltc Sorrp NrooIcp BON Mr.
nos, WtuibrrftruBe, baltimore, ulli
Die Nnitlloigun9 bin Ocrt Wcrifts-
u~eriobrcn iiberlpiciclL rinctl Grrilld)
0cnlod)t 5ll baben, 5mei bieii9c WiGo.
den cincnl Scbclt Der Sdonoc 81
iibcrlicicrh. Tie W0odcn iino Ng.
neS HcuI bon Nr. 1925, GurCpItrobc,
,no Nuno &rimboli uon Nr. 1928,
GalbournitroBc. Gic Nci0cn mcrocn
u~orIGilfig III oen Wto8oolcnen-Seim
in Ebiluoelpbiu i%eIt0cboltcn.
>Sn Der groBtcn Moth tomcn bic
W1od)cn nod) ocm Noli5cigeriht m
N~bilooclpbio uno cr50bltcn bob sic
bGibcn Wltrld)cn, iucld)c lie inter scr
Toripir1elung, iic III Fbilooclpbio
bcirutben 81 mollcn, nod icncrSto0t
ucrlotten, ibncn ouIclbit ontilnoi1'
ten, oub ibnen Die @clomittel oltSge.
gonQen icicn nnb lie, bic bciocn WtGo'
diem, ocn ll%nterboIt iiir oic @cicll'
i6oit olli 3lpciiclboitc @ciic perbic.
men miiBtcn. 3orotfbin monotcn
lid, Die WGodcn an oic Npli5ei.
Nohiprid)ungcn crgobclt, Dob Der
iltn0c Nroolep, ais cr mSriB, otc
llbr lCincS GotcrS mitnobn1. Nnnn
arumbolb pfle0tc bcrcitS lett lGnge-
rer ,}eit Gage lang non Sutlc neg
81 blci6cn, ltnb ibrc G@copobe ilbcr.
roittc oobcr sic Nn0cb0rigen niht,
IoQc0cn f0nncn iid) bic @cfonntcn
bon NgncS Seal feline GrflGrlitg &c.
ben, mic ooS WGbd)en iid lomcit Der.
0eiien fonnte uno ouf Elm iolhc$
2Ibentcllcr einSlgebcn.
ggres NenlS Safer ingtc geltcrn
Nbenb, cr niirbe feline Sodter 5ltriid'
nebnlen llno ieine 6rou luiirbe einet
&oitbaiebl iiir lie erlungcn,
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Ocratic union. and that 7 was the
editor OF strahdneeks (The Work.
mani. the Social Democratic paper.
Wheu ! declared this 20 be uu.
true the Dragons fell upon me and
began 20 strike me with their nag.
aikas so aavagnly that ] could not
help crying out Ionln dealt me-
blows with an iron rod.
Tho dragons kicked me while
the officers laughed. Then they
raised me to a stnnding position aud
Ionin struck my hand and throat
with tho flat OF bis sword. They
pinched the wounds upon my back
and poked sticks into them.
Specially selected dragons ear.
Fiod out the tortures. Many Of the
others pitied ua aud expressed com.
miserati0u. They secretly brought
az cigarets. sugar and toa.
In the beginning OF the same
month q railway employe. Kreger.
with his wife and daughter. Amalia.
was arrested al the station Of
Ringsmuudahof The parents we're
both nearing 20. The daughter was
g. Amalla Kreger was suffering
With a serious disease. and had Just
returned from st. Petersburg.
where ahe had been lying for some
time In a hospital
Some Socialist leaflets had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

into the cell. naked and uncon.
sciOua.
lie was subsequently, kept three
weeks With the punitive detaeh.
meat. and tortured during that
time IN the most horrible manner.
fOuiu ard the officers applied
lighted cigafots and candles 10 his
lips and tongue. Ills wounds we're
ealted and rubbed with naRaikas
and revoivers After three weeks
Col. Prinz informed "a both that
he had been In Riga and had spok
en- about rs to the governor gen.
eral Mellor ZakOInoleaky. and that
they had decided that Martlns0n
should be shot. but I should remain
alive. And next dag dragons took
Martinsou 20 the fields and shot
him. In the official repar, n a.
stated that Arnold Martinson was
shot during an attempt 10 escape
This Is not true.
After my first Interrogation" in
Llndvarden lay for several days
on the floor. unable TO stir. Ny
whole body felt like one great
wound One day ioniu came back
from an absence IN Riga and or.
defed the Dragons 10 bring me In.
20 the torture building
They did 80. and threw me on the
floor fouln read aloud from some
paper words 70 the effect that ! be-.
l0nged 10 the Leitish Social Dem
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These proceedings lasted fol
thrce ~. four hours. when wa were
all four thrown into our cells.
After two weeks % repeated tor.
turu.a Alfalfa krugcr was taken
awayato. Riga. o. the central prison.
The Kirf Vas 90 exhausted and mu.
tilated that abe could not stand. and
the diuEoons we're Obliged 70 carry
her cut In their arms. she being
driven m cart through the fields
Ia the station.
The parents we're released At the
same time. They parted from their
daughter with bitter tears I Wit.
messed tho scene from the window
81 my cell She IL ssiii lying In
the nlEa prison hospital. although
two years have PASSED since then.
"a most pltiahie sight 81 a matilat-
cd woman" as The prison doctor
told me later. when ! was also
placed In The same hospital
Soon after the krcger family De.
parted. the dragons brought a IT,.
tic glrl about years of age. Anna
Furen. into the court yard The
child, suspoctluR no harm. walked
cheerfuily along between her
guard Her father was a farm Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
THE SEASONS FIRST
PIANOLA RECITAL
ID. s. Johnston Co. An.
nounce Opening Event
for Thursday Even
ing.

The first ~ the seasons re-
citala which win be given by the
ID = Johnston Co IN their Recital
Han will take place this Thurs,
day evening. October 20.
Tho high character Of these
complimentary musicals which are
given by the Pioneer Piano House
In the interest and advancement
of music were keenly appreciated
by an music lovers and musical
students last year.
Tho recitala this year promise
10 be more popular ~ the House
Of Johnston IL arranging TO make
them atill more attractive and en-
ioyahle.
The soloiat for Thursday oven.
ing will be Mr.. Alvin Gillette. the
vol known baritone. who win be
heard IN several pleasing seloc-
TONS.
Complimentary reserved seat
tickets can now be secured upon
application at the Pioneer Piano
House. Third aud University. any
time before Thursday evening
Only the seating capacity OF the
han VIII be given out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
POLITICAL SPEECHES
MADE BY STUDENTS

Political meetings NJ which
speeches are made by students rep.
rcsontlng the different parties aud
their candidates are being hold this
week AZ the broadway high school.
Yesterday morning tho Republicans
were represented by Chairman Of
the Republican Committee" Dave
Rosenberg. ueorgo Kasaii. one OF
tho prominent Japanese OF the
school. Emerson Denham and Ar.
thur Ellsworth This morning the
Democrats will be upheld by John
Butler. George Mcpherson. Chester
rullen. Carl Gross aud John noy.
ingdan.
Tomorrow the independent party
speakers will address the school.
Thursday the Socialists. represent
ed by Abe Rlcklea. aud Friday the
Prohibltloniats. for whom Miss Gar.
land and several others will speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
LINCOLN STEFFENS
GIVEN CRILLINC.

HOHfON. oct 2I~IIncoln atef.
fens, referred to so unHFaniannly bv
the delegates Of the W. o. r. III NJ :
splash 10 tho puddle Of reform. -
wondering today what he has done
90 Incur the aliahtH OF tha iiauof
Fighters or Boston. A lengthy res
citation, containing the annual fuea
HaHe II Mra. " NJ white. president
q the organization In MasHes
ehuHettH. was adopted yesterday
containing the following reference 20
tie magazine writer.
IN ~ only his work that amounts
20 nothing lie has caused great
deal % noise and talk, but. as We see
u, be has accomplished nothing lie
Will be dead and forgotten long be-
fore the reforms that 10 takes such
a great interest IN are even taken
seriously by the people 20 whom he
ls pfaaehiua-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

found during n aemrch In her IA
Tiers house. aud the whole famft,
vas arrested IN consequence and
brought % LindYardcu. They wcre
handed over 90 prinr and lonln.
The odd father Vas In feahie health
and Hoon became unconscious I'M.
/ der the torture. and dfAGoapM. be-.
iiefinK him 70 b. dead. draEKea
him nut 81 tbs rpom aud threw him
into a sort % Efauary. Which did
duty 80 morRue.
The daughter was forced 10 be-
present IN the room during the tor
turo Of her parents. aud the mother
subsequently beheid the agony Of
her daughter. Tho torture took
place Ia the story above ~. 40 that
so could hear the groans aud cries
81 the victims Later on tho old
man revived and vas thrown one
day into our coll. Two days later
all three wgrc taken to the torture
chamber again.
One day. don't remember exact.
" which, was summoned 60 the
dreaded rOom There found Ionln.
Priur. several other officers and
dragons and the TIRES unfortunate
kregerN. We four we're ma o. 20
stand up tuEesher which we wore
hardly able 90 DO. because 81 our
great weakness. iouin showed mo
various photographs which had
been found IN Kregur's house.
Do you know these pefMonsg~ 30
asked me
! replied In Tho negative.
DO yoa knoW this mani" he
asked Amaila Kreger
The Firl replied
no. ] don't know him"
And. indeed. We we're perfect
strangers. Bot hardly had she us.
tered the words than the Dragons
fell upon her and began 10 floE hor
brntally. Iouin irampicd upon her
body with his heavy boots. and the
unhappy girl filled the air with dea.
pcraie ahrloks of pain After a
while she was made 20 stand up
again. and lonin asked once more.
DO you know this man7r
Sho again answered IN the uega.
tive. and the Tossing began again.
This time Ionin. naRaika IN hand.
taking part IN H. All this was done
In the presence OF her old parents.
who sohbed helplesaly at the sight.
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|0zS COMMERCE
| (OxxENQE'S FIGHT

. s..sss wcrNtary ~ the
-.,.rs.Ssss 4 ne f.1mberutsn's
.,..xs.aa us xpne ~ 81 Paul 90
~ sxhs basween the rail-
IA - interstate Commerce
- sxer sha propQs~i per-
-, a sa.<ssea tha railroads ask
800 ~ rates on humber
g =. asm:rlxsionL The fight
-. sa',a IL The Minnesota
- ssurf Il 81 Paul Lamber-
= :. rxaily Interested IN The
- x H. casnrnlAslons defense.
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WILL HOLD GRAND
ENCAMPMENT HERE

Con George \, Adoiph head ~
the Uniform Rank 81 the Tratnrnai
brotherhood % Amarica. arrived in
seattle yesterday and Is making ar.
rankamcnta Tor the grand encamp.
mont OF his order which will be held
here next year lie says that ape-
cial trains viii be run aud that COM
retiuFe drilling between the unl-
FORMED teams ~ tho various indEan
viii be a feature, A banquet In his
honor VIII be given BY tho local
lodges az the Cecil hotel neat satar-
day evening. at which Prealdsnt ]
r. ShllherG Of the A..l. .P.-E. and
othcr Seattle notahlea will SNEAK
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that careased her devoted little
head maat be folded Ia ciammy
death.
raiious wen who tramp the cor.
ridQra ~ iaiis and roidiy pass mia.
efahte humanity crluEiug ga cells
find great Jumps fu their thrhata
these last days % Hiiiik's life Every
uegning this sorrowiug child eomes
tmidiy 60 the iAiief She says
nethtug. but the man with the keys
Knows IN moment the tWu are
walking down the echoine stone
Passages 90 the death coll. and then
~-N broken little heart pauFs ous it4
grief and heaven and Tbs angels
wNer.
There. behind steel bars. Tor hnnra
At time, this lnncceut child shia
little giri tuat cat Of her baby years.
keeps the death watch on her father
-oH papa
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bofer Who had taken part IN the rev.
oluiouary movement Of 1906. and
aimee then had been hiding IN the
forest The family was entirely
without means. and therefore the
child. her mother and her grand.
parents had been living In the
RlnEsmnndahof aimshoume.
The little giri was accused OF hav.
ing taken food 10 her father Ia his
hiding place In the forest. Ionln
gave the order that she was 10 be
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paspooK LrNcTmENED.

The HeffernAn dryaoch ts 70 be
len kth1ned az once 70 acrofnodafu
vessels % $50 a. Thia improve.
ment IL necessary because 81 the iu-
crease of business during the past
year larger vessels have been ar-
eummndAted than ever before, a
number % which have heretofore
locked AZ san Francisco. and there
- every reason Go think that nsKt
year even more business VIII be
swung by this company with the
increasing - tho dnck'a capacity.
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KING COUNTY ArrE,L cases.


uIfMfIA. oct af-Thr following
appealed eases from King rDuufV
we're heard hy the state supre,,,,
court and decisions takon under
ADJUSTMENT
Eugene ~ lawson W Hack
Diamond Coal Mining Co, appellant,
Fefrancn o'iifien as adtnihiatrator
IS 1eorEe A Wilson "a al. appel.
lnnta. g. NJ apauidinw 81 Al 40.
peiianta, VI, Angie n. easlinn 81 M .
Ernest NeweeMh ~ PUGET sound
and Queen city Roller Works an.
peiisnt q r. Morgan Va Itainisr
beach Lumber Co. appellant. ELIAS
larson vs cpvlngton Lumber Go
appellant
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The Transport Burnside went IN.
20 the Hefferuan drNdcek yesterday
succeeding the Fsftikh atsa mes
Fefexic. and repairs Oh her Wtii 81
vessel - sman a ~ assigned O. the
work % LAYING cable off Cape Ftat.
terry mnd " making ether rspa ira
alcrs the upper coast
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nn~<s = presented the third
fn<-s n ire story Of X z,
psr pr'san<r. His description
eusIs'<s pr~tlsed upon men.
- ~ ehii6Tsn ecnsicted Of
xns crnssltetsx ore Of the
- se<assflsnx Of eoveru-
InnsmsnIsy hruaghs
~ ~ ersrs F4Is sfcry has
kvsssI7sfsa snd soand re-
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ENCOUNTERS nIa sToaa.

The American schooner J. II
l.unAman. which sailed for Santa
knRaiia. Mexico. a few days ago
encountered 80 severe = storm Oft
Cape tlAttrfF that aha was forced
90 put back 20 port after fiEhtln9
the gale for seven days itog crew
Is completely exhausted ana the ship
has sustained ininrira which viii
necessitate her repairing IN dry
dock, She carried a valuAhis deck
caFeo 81 niatns tlmhsrs most Of
gale