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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05
THE TWIN FALLS CONVENTION.

THO accounts OF the convention AT
Twin Falls. Idaho, show very PLAINLY
+hnt the demagogues are utterly m
a,ssarent as to the methods by which
they gain their ends. Violation OIL .no
rules generally governing deliperatNe
assemblies is part OF their tactics ana
II that docs not seem to be enecuVe'
threats OF violence are added. By their
methods they prove themselves worthy
of leadership only among brigands.
The story, briefly told, seems to be
This: The followers of Dubois attempt
ed to gain control of the convention
by means of a trick. The delegates Oh
ono county, in which there was u con-
test. were called in the roll call, De-
cause they were for Dubois, while other
counties. supposed to be against hini'
were omitted. BY this trick the Du-
boisltes made 1t appear that they were
IN the majority. The other side, now
ever, refused to accept the dctum, ana
nroceeded to transact the business
for which the convention was called.
Then they left the hal,and the follow
ers of Dubois elected their delegates
A peculiar feature of the contest in
Idaho is this that the Dubnisites, VINO
insist on demanding the complete sep
aration between church and state. are
making this fight on a Church, trying
To obtain political power by means OF
thnt opposition. They certainly believe
In the interference OF the state with
Church: otherwise they would not bring
o. religious issue into their political
conventions, ON the other hand, the
Democrats do not believe In the mix
ture OF things ecclesiastical and po-
litical. And they arc called Nor
mons" whether they belong TO the
Church or not. Is that not q recogni-
tlon by the enemy OF the fact that the
Latter-day Saints do not believe in
mixing the things that belong TO one
sphere OF influence with those Of an
other?
Mr.. Brady, in an interyie very
properly points out how the demago-
CUES OF the Dubois type hurt the
state of Idaho He claims that hun
dreds OF home-seokers who had come
to take chanca at the drawing for
land under the Twin Falls salmon
River project, left without completing
the preliminary arrangements even.
when they saw the unpatrlotic banners
displayed by DubolsItes and heard OF
the strife and agitation. This Is, no
doubt, true, People are not attracted
TO states whore one part OF the citizens
make war upon the other. And this
Is as true of Utah as OF Idaho. II tho
strife breeders are permitted to go on
with their work, we win see home
seekers pass us by and take up their
residence In Washington Oregon, CALI
fornia. This anti" Mormon" agitation
must be ended. In the interest Of BUSH
ness, OF development, of religion. II
has no effect upon the Church. This
Church grows by the indwelllng divine
power under all kinds OF crcumstan-
oes, including persecution; but the ef-
feet upon tho state is To retard progress
and injure business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05
IF THAw WE'RE RELEASED.
Hartford Courant.

The fact is that young Thaw has
become immune to capital punishment,
IL he should be released and turned out
on the community he could kill any
other man who offended him and the
only result would be to leave him right
where no is at present. He could not
possibly be given the punishment that
would be likely to come to u better
man guilty of a similar offense. The
only thing to do when he came into q
restaurant or a theater or a hotel would
be to put ON your hat and quit. He
might mistake anybody present for
someone against whom he had Il
grudge. crazy man s more likely to
make mistakes than a. sane one. Who
ever did offend him would do so at tho
risk OF life itself II should be pro-
yided by law that murderers. acquitted
on tho ground of insanity. must stay
In confinement for the rest of their
worthless lives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05
Y. M. AND Y. L. CONFERENCE

The thirteenth general annual con-
ference of the Young Mems anu
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
associations of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints VIII be
held IN Salt Lake City, on Friday
saturday and Sunday, June IL. 10 and
ID, 1908. All officers and members OF
the associations are requested TO DC
present at all of the meetings OF the
conference, and a cordial invitation is
hereby extended to the Saints generally
to attend the meetings TO be held In
the Tabernacle on Sunday. June H. at
2 and o'clock.
JOSEPH u SMITH,
General Superintendent Y. NJ, NJ l. a.
MARTHA II. TfNGEf,
President Y. l.. NJ. ]. n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

1t is asserted that more than $500
OOO will be expended In 10000 by the
Federal government In building trails
establishing telephone lines, and erect
ing permanent bridges in the Bitter
Root national forests of Idaho, where
$3.50, $50 of the 4,552s5o acres In the
preserves are within what is known
as 1.-THE panhandle OF the Gem State, =
east of Spokane. Mai, Frank A Fem,
supervisor, has charge OF the work.
1t will require FIVE years TO complete
the work at total cost Of 100000 to
$500, 900. A half-breed Nez Perce In
dian is chief surveyor on the forest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05
HAS DONE WELL.
Pittsburgh Gazette.

Congress viii be the chief point OF
attack under the head OF criticism OF
Republican management. Congress.
however, is to be commended for the
good work II has done. Tho one thing
that can be said against II is that IL
has not done all that tho President
wished II to do and recommended. II
may be proper to raiso the question OF
congressional achievement In the cons
eressional elections, but in tho election
for president the record OF the admin-
lstration and whether the Republican
nominee measures uup TO II In the one
proper issue and neither Bryan nor any
other Democrat mouther OF words can
obscure IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

Kansas city spent $4,000 in adver-
Using. and obtained in return Indus
tries that added over 100000 per year
to the city pay rolls. But Kansas did
not have knockers that sent out oc-
topus maps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

Somebody has suggested, says the
Boston Herald, that Mr. Roosevelt
might take the Vice Presidency. This
would be now turn altogether. John
Quincy Adams went back TO the House
and Andrew Johnson to the Senate, but
no President has been made Vice presi-
dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

And now both the great national par
ties arc promising tariff reform. The
promise probably will be another Illus
tration Of falling to tho ground between
two stools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

A New York woman won a divorce
suit because her husband, through
great jealousy, locked her UP In q clos
ct The skeleton In that closet was
clothed with flesh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

conkressman Boutell has no com
ments 10 make on Congressman Lilleys
statement. feeling. no doubt, that that
report submerged the Connecticut rep
resentative.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

The office OF Vice President iH not so
large as that OF President. but there Is
plenty OF room In It for anyone who is
AT all likely to occupy II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

II must have been a Bourbon who
tried to kil preyfus, for Bourhons
never forget anything nor learn any
thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

1t is useless TO urge people To see
America hrst' with excursion rates
twenty-five per cent higher than last
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

The telephone company Is engaged In
the good work OF removing tho big
sticks flOm the center Of First avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

Senator Plat wants nothing more 70
do Win 'Airy, fairy Lillian" after
that last bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

In measuring the heat Of the sun II
would be perfectly proper to ito to the
Runbeams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

When wages are on a sliding scale the
slide rule IS not used 20 compute them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

one of the sins of dancing is trying Il
when you don't know how.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

A man who pads his expense account
is not far removed from "A footbad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

Strawberries and straw hats both are
backward this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

OF Freddy DUBOIS It may be said that
he is good hater and hater of the
good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

That open door in Manchuria seems
10 be one OF the revolving kind through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

AS the old-time song says, "Tomor
row the sun may be shining"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

Secretary Taft is Americas foremost
citizen Of the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

"win you have a transferT' III you
please. Thanks, awfully."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

The chief doubtful state is that o.
the weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

which tho western nations walk right
In and walk right out again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05

on whose wheel Is this rain water7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Samitua, Den 4. Npril 1908.
Td)t Scitcn,
Sas Observation-Disclosures nno Ietn
SurCdlcr.


Scit Sprcd)er Hee0 Dor Sobrcn
lid ourh ieinc ciicrnc @errihait
fiber oaS observation-disclosures I'M
guloes &apitol 0en 3unamen
,Gior" Rec0 ernorbcn bate, babcn
Die Spred)er oe9 SnllIc@ oaa 9eilplel
Aeeo'5 beioIgt un0 oamit cine Mddt
fiber sic 800 RcprGicntuuten iid at.
%aeeianet, bic IN ser &criuiilung ser
8eremiatcn Staatcn ihmerlid beabs
iid)tigt mar. 2utd Spredcr Cannon
madt bon ieincn N%eiugniiien Den
ollSgiebiaitcn @cbrald); 10, Dab nidt
mr. I'M Observation-Disclosures, %lon0ern
dud I'M Gublitum Sppoiitipn regc
miro. Der Tiihrcr Ger 0entotratiId)cn
MinoritGt i'm @duic, 0r. @illiam&,
bat jSrr. Cannon 0icicr Gage Die &c
uiten aeleieu un0 nit Sbltruftion
geOrobt. llno iu onoercn &reiien bat
mar Die artofratiide Nllaiibullg Der
0emdlt icitcna oeS Spredera cincr
uationalen Sfan0nl 0cnaunt. Gna
lit pieleid)t nidt gnn} gercd)t &rn.
Cannon gegenilber, Der ldllicBlidl n1tr
Der GeprGientunt zines Spltem5 lit.
llno nit oicicm Spitem ioIltc oltige.
rGllnt iuer0en. Gem HcprGientan-
tenhaule iiu0 cine groBe 2ln5nbl &C.
ieblider MoBnlbmcu 0ltrb Die Ser
faliurta gclu1brIeiitct nlciu 0ieltod)t
con5entrirt it'd in Dem Sprcdcr mo
elmer fleinen Clique bon GiibrCrr,
Die ibn umgiebt. lln0 luua oicien
nidt geiGllt, oas bat feline NlISlift,
i~iberbaupt Dor OoS &ous gcbradlt 81
merocn, oocr e9 miro 10 5lllcitltt,
mic eS Den SttcreIicn Der bcrrI0ens
Den @rltppe mo ibrcn politiihcn
&ortbeilen oltt bclten cntipritt. Gic
Gonlite'n beurbCiten 0ie 8ciet.Gors
lagen. Sn Der Mc6r5abl iiuo Is Oic
&oriiber 0ie'er Gomitc'n, Die bonn
Spred)er ernnnnt mer0cn, meld)c Die
9ias olsarbeiten o0er 5uItlBen.
Imen0cmenta 81 Den Bills pcrocn
pon onoercn Qiitglicoern r1tr ieItcn
cingebradt uto mr. nit 3uitinmmg
Der 6ilbrcr Don Sprcd)erS @no0rn.
Nidt bios Iemofruten, and Nepur
ora
blifaler beldncren lid iibcr ole al.
tofrati'd)en He9elm Die elmer &olta-
regicrung unmiiroia iino. 0oS gu
item taltgt nidtS, uno ic cher nit
oeanielben nni9crdumt miro, Oeito
better. Gas Observation-Disclosures bat
ourd Oailelbc piel Don iciner gSiiroc
uno ieincr midtigen Stcllung per.
loren. Gos Spitem, ooS lid ieit Dem
Spreher SHeeo berau5 gcbiIoct bat.
taiigt nidts; es giebt Dem Spred)er
uno ieiner Clique 81 groBe Wod)t
nnb Diiroiat Ole iibrigcn Mitalie0cr
81 Nidenl1nncrn bcrnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

nlc Staot 12,5O0 II. Der Stool &21,-
500 2ollnra Grbulten luiroc, mo6reno
III 1907 ole Sta0t aus Oieier Stetler.
Quelc 4lS,S13 Collars un0 Der Stuat
1878 Collars bc}oq. Die Stoot
lDiIroe nlio Gus Dem gSirtbSqeidQit
ilbcr 2G3,OOO Collars mcbr bcrult5.
idlaQcn uuO Der StQat liter 5000.
9tatiirlid) bctonmcn bon oicien 49,,
1862 Gouara altdJ Die l1eltn trodenen
Counties Oe9 Clt-llTera ibren cntlpre-
hcn0cn Nnt6cil. Sic Doben iih Der
Yrobtbition peri6ricben, ubcr 0ua
ats Den gSirtbcn @Qitinlorc'a crpreB-
tc @cI0 ncbmcn lie germ. Pm bGrtcs
item mcrOCn 0ltrd] Die cr60btc HiCcn3
Die tlcincn Mirtbr bclroifcn, lpeld)c
por5ua3mCiic nuf ocn Nll3idunf Don
Bier d]nacpicien inn. Ser Nroiit an
Bier, 3ltnlul IN Den 9lrbcitcr &icrtclh
no Oicl Bier inn &eiicl 1n0 ,Eit)cr"
ucrtouft miro, lit gcrinQ 1uuO man.
der, Der Den Geriud mQd)t, eS NIT
Scr 500 Gollur5-&icen 81 riafiren,
miro nit elmer idledtcu ,Subrcas 8is
lan5 obidlicBcn, Die groBcn Reitolt.
rationcrL in 0cncn uor}uQalucilc Spi-
ritlloien ~Dcrtulit mcr0en, bubcn I'M
ter Der @iccn3crboblu1g lpenig ooCr
gar nidt 81 Ici0cn. 9tun lit Die Mc0c
0Quon, ocn Vrci3 0C9 ilbcr Die Strus
Be ]ncrtullitcn Nicrc9 81 crDoDen unO
10 cinen Ebcil ser crh0btcn Neiteucs
rlIng uDn Den NIrtbcn ouf 0o3 bier
trintcnoc Flthliflml u~b}upGl5en. >Sn
Ger 9roBcn WtoIorjtdt triift ou3 Die
9Irbcitcr mo tIcincn &elltc. llno
hrcic ~bc5oblcn ifliebIid Die Den GrGb-
ten Ibcil Der Stc1tcrlL Die man al
Der StCuer . Mote bcrab5lllCben 0cs
oCnft. 90 0ltrd) Die pcrooppcltc 81.
Gems Ole &irtbId)nitcn 0lti elm b0bere5
9tlueal gebro6t mcrOclL oh Ole Spes
llntcn ull9gerottct Dcr0erL lpie ooS
hcboltptct mor0cn it, bIcibt minOes
items 5uciirlboit. @craoe bic Spc.
llmfcn mndcn quite Wel6Gite; DicI
before, ais Die ~onit0noig geiiibrtcn
Bier Sofule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Die SudJliccns.

Vis sum eriten Npril muren bel ser
Nirtbe Sicen5 Gommiiliun POO
@ellhc nm Grtbeilung bon Mirtha
Gonsellionen eingegongen. 0aa lGit
oen S6lllB 5lt, oaB Die mciiten gSirs
the Die 0erooppelunQ Der Sicen5-Wc.
tilbren riatiren mo oaS 8pid0it nci.
terfiibren mollen. ESn letter Belt bot
tc baltimore rltno 1900 Ii5en5irtc
8rinf.S ofnlc. IS mogen bis sum or.
Iten Wtai nod cine Nn5abl meitcrcr
Sicell5 : 0eiltt)c cinlouien; oicle lper,
Den cs nid)t lein, nber lcoenfolls luer.
Den bon Den bercits cingcreid)tcn Sc,
ii.dlen marld]e mie6er 5urildge5ogen.
Gie Gomniiiion miro mobrid)einlid,
cine an5abl @eiude obihIGgIid be.
ideioen, mabriheinIid) aber nidt all.
5upiele, oenm ieoer 5ltriidgeluicicnc
0einditeiler bcoelitet einen Nu9ioll
bon 500 Collars il ben Ginnobnlcll
iino Der 3fped Der boben Siccn5en
mar, Dem Stabt-S Gdel mebr Ginnoh.
men 81 iid)errL oanlit Die Steuer.HotC
berabaeiest meroen fonne. @abrenn
in bieiem Sabre Die @irtbid)aita.2i-
censen runo $4,000 Collars erbrad).
ten, uiiroen 1000, Die bonn eritenNfai
al Gon5ciiion erlangt babei, cine
runoe Miaion einbringen, itno ipenrl
nod ipeitere 100 ausfallen %ioIlten, I'M
nler nod, $4,000 Collars, bon ocncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Ser SuIoigungS Set
5ltg sum GO. Hegicrun9s = Sllbilounl
beS auiicrs Sror5 Soiepb loa ON
10. SSlnai in @icu itottiinoen. Der
aoiier miro Den Scit5uN bon elnerl
aaiier5cltc aus ouicben unb Die Sltl-
oiolllocn Der Seittbeilnebmer entge-
oennebnlen. Gle Soften oes Selt6l-
ocs merocn ollf 5mei Wiillionen aro-
nen peronihlogt. Sir gilsidmil'
duna Der StroBen iollcn 100000
Grprcn ollaaegeben merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

$tnuf9SfCtHis ScfnHHtlluauNH.
gnoird) meroel lille Fcrlptell uno Ntrpers
fhaiteH iucprporirte ODER politiife. iuelfe IN
Der Staot Baltimore Elm Seid)dft b%etreibell, fir
lpcldbeS Die SrbeblHa elmer StadissSicen5 ers
1oroerIih III. aufaeforoert, am ooer Oor bent
criten Snge nco MouutS Wtai o. IS. BON Selten
Ill Idien ooer oietelbC SIT errleuern. sine yer
'HtiltntB Der Grrenerlttg ibrcr Etcer8 bis SUM
tritcu Sage neo Munnte Mai D. Is. cine Sieen6
20. terloneit, Die ieBt iuIhe @eiblfte beireiben.
10 10 %oieiClheTl etHer Scloiirdte ltltertuerteil,
III llebereinitiuimuu9 NIT Dem 80. grtifcL,
-. uHo 80. 9tbi1nitt. oes Gooer Der ~dllgeirlets
nen 6iicnili6en 8eieBe lperoen Htpplifantert tilr
3raoer5' Gicen5en unlgeioroert, IN Eertor nors
}%uipre1en uno cine beIdlporete anGdbe ilber
oen GScrtI bcS bon DEM beidoict Mpplifaniclt
getiibrien SuGcrs 81 rtuhe1. Sic Slcer5 lotro
oeIn9eIrGb ausQeitellt lperoen.
Sr. Nnam Eeupert, Wftiar beS Common
G.cuss@cri6tS, miro am uIo mad Mipntng, Den
4. Ipril 1908, 5pifdeu ben Stu1ocn bon . llbr
Sormtttape bis / llGr 9ta6mittaas, in teinein
Giirenn I'M Nrogei6OB ocs @eridts9ebdioe5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3ur GuSsnbe bon Sts
ceuScl bcreit iein.
SaS StantSa&cri iderungSs Separtertent bon
Miarplnih miro am tnh rad 6rcitag, neil l.,
Diui 1908. 6luifhen ben Stltftner bon 0 ubr
Gprntitage lnh / llbr gtabmitte0S III iei1er
9iircaur, gr, 900, rglmerican 8uiIeil9," galtis
more unb Soutbs Strabe, sur SernusGnbuHg
bon idbrIi2cn GeriidernngS. Mniier.2iecmScn
bereit fein.
9ubert I. Eaosett,
Sheritf bon Baltimore.
{SpriIt 3,G,s,t0,t ,t5,17 ,20,22. "a. 81, 2o,3o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Gs ftarb am ,. glprtl toCs i'm utter pom 10
Iabreu 10 Utouatcn mo I Lu9cH HinboIpb
gedmnni, aeIltbter Safe BON !In9nile 9ed
Nobnl,rG. gr, 100. Stafforo Ctr, aus srnntan,
, nor ltabmtttugs, auf Dem D0tt. 0Iipets
SriebDofe" itutt. l91-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Tanfianmna.

6ierniit iuee ih ornt .gnIiiutorer @uberits
Sereir," Der gGaItintpresS bius@nbn amrtcils
fniie" unh Der metropolitan 2ife Sni. 60"
filr Die ptonipte Nisrc11bInng Der Serldleriiila
mciues nerftorheueii @niteu Sobn 6rieoridi
meineu berhinoliditer Snnf.
(95,O Marsaretbe orienrih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

wv
&erIeGeltc Ynaebotc nit Der gufihrlit BRO
eeplor Seellon nFropoiGI tor Snlloina
poiul Tor Grccitna SuPeriirlctnre nt Seloa9e
pumping Stution, " "8topnlal Tor Building
JoHnbaliona nno Gnba5trntttre of Getuuge
Der Gtdot baltimore %9cridtet, tteroen big
Wiittpnd), bcn 20. gtpriI 1908, II llbr Bur.
nItttane, tlt Eiireat oe9 .Nrt. \. SelueH 19os
mas. SIGatsfegtitrator. I'M 9tat9hal2, Baliia
more. Mo, entgeGeu aetonIiIlet tit Den Salt
oe5 oitliheH Ilelnlhenlts SangtdualS. Settlpn
] mo 2, bic Srrtdtlilg hes Gbcrbalteo Der 9r'
crenleTlte characterization mo SpTltrutitot otr
Suuoanlenie mn oes lnterbales Der Grcrcs
1tentc HunIpensS tattolL lple Nie5 aul pen
Ylallel per3eltnet 1T. PIE i'm El1reou pes 91ets
SnBenieurs oer ~9Ontmifitoil aufheluabrt limo.
Spc3iftiutionen uno Nluue tonren am NIB
mad eamitag, ben II. Nprti 1908, qif @Ctlb
I'M Bureau Der Ib5nealnnaiG ?rtmtilio1., Sim
mcr 90i, ,,Nmerican" 9~uiioila, baltimore,
Mn, erIdngt iperbeu. Cine &ebitbr bon $3.50
fitr icoe Spe8iftiottpn nit Glaunrld titr Den
oitIi1en Iietnipeois 5anGianaI utn bon $40
Der GrCremeHte Bumper citation er6ober.
Sin bcgldltbt9ter Gbed, at ben yiuDor ltno
Staotratb bon baltimore. 81 relp, Gem ullten
tiiqt fem, ndnt!th:
Geitltaer Itefniucnus SGnaiaraI. Sett. /. $4,000
Ceftlitcr Iiefntotalts 6unqiannl, GET. 2, $1,000
Sberbat Der 0rcremente &unlpetitatioH, $4,000
SitnoameHie uto uuterbal Der 9rcres
Mente BuntpeIs Citation. ........... $1,000
MbgeIthdste SpuatitGten.
Heftll6er 1leiIlloealiz SdllglnItGl, Setil01 ]:
1910 SUP 60s86u. Vaditcil. mo 9oucretsttunnt
700 i5ub 57z5bu. Naditeius lno Goncretzstunnl
$50 SUB 55z30u. @uditeir= ltnh 9onCretsstana
G,250 Guaorata Onrbs gSaiiers Siheruna.
Geitlider 3iefnipeaus SnItqfanai, Settion 2.
go SUB 52s3bu. Nadiieina II1o GoucretsStdnat
S5S Sub 4Ss8bu. Qaditeins tIlto GonecctzStanal
100 Sui 45z36u. NGdftetRz lino GoHcretsauHaI
5.325 Gun5ratsO nros 9SaiiersS iderunp.
Cbcr6au Der Grcrei1erte 9uinpeltz5 Station:
8eb1uoc-tS0 SUB 0 SOL bel 1856 Sui Z 3ou,
50 SUB Oonl SbertbeiI oes llnterbole5 bis 5unt
annm Der @nllpts9 ndtragehalfen
Sbornftein - etpa 200 SUB bod.
Srnbamente ulo unter6at oec @TcreIncnte
Rl1mpelsS Citation:
24.400 Gubil0aroS Nu3GrabunG.
10000 allbifOaroS Goncret.
10000 8tunb Stabl Stitb'ti5e.
1900 Yfiao Striitur Stn6l.
Ser erfol0retd0e 9lnNebotfteuer lnn3 Siir9'
inaft itcucu uub ben &orihriftcu otS Staots
CHARTERS in &ejuB ait GontrdGte @en1Ge
lcifien.
9|lnge0otc fir ieocn Goutrn.t ,ucrocu ieporat
in Yetrabi gcjoGe1 rueroclt, ltlo ole illr ocli
Cberbau mo 1lnterbdu Der 9Icremetie Bltrti
pctts Station iuerbCn du6eroclH 3uianlnlell ais
Elm @uu5eS In Netrnbt ge5o0eil weroell,
Die Reb6roe be6dlt Itb bG5 9fedDt Dor, iraellO
Gin uuo ale YltQebotc 5luild 3%uipeiiel.
Sm guitru1e ser 2tb5uqefunulsGumn1iiiiun.
Cge6) @cter 2earN, it,. &ortber.
l0e3) Sarrg u, Nuo9era, Setreiir.
(9c5)- 3. Snrrn Ma6unG,
ErdioeHt Der Gortrulis3e1otoe.
iocs.) e. ". @ur.
(9IprtI2, 3.4,G7,S. 9,10,l1, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Sefanntmad)mngcn.
Sepnrtcmeut fir bticutidc Sidgt6eii. Sub,
ScpnrtcnIeti. Der 6cneraGumintiirc.

Scpartcnen: Der 1euersGuutmtiiarc
Bulttnnrc, oct 1. Stprll zoos.
&erftegette Angcbote, al Den gNoaro Of
Ntparos" doreilirt, Deroen i'm giireau oes
Observation-Disclosures, AatbbaE9. biz II ubr Tors
Hlittags, am WtittWodl, ocn 10. glpril 1908, ents
ge9en BCnortIlen tlr ole &crlprQuns oeo ,Seuer=
requirements nit
Eferbefutter ihr eiacu, orei cher iedl6 Wiuuatc.
Spe3illiattnne lperoen duf @rfudCn bon Dem
Sefretur bee 6euers requirements g~elieiert. Sin
begldibtGier Gbed in 0ube bon $500, BubIbur
All Den Utapur uno Stuotratb bon NaltimCre,
nluB ieoent ~sll9ebot ~hciGcliat feiH. Sas Jiett
bleIbt potbebuiieit igreno lueIdbe ODER atle Vim
gebnte 81 perluerlcI.
Sm SHftruge Der Gcbbroe
=. u. 8ilfinidn,
Setretdr.
VCitdtigt:
3. SGrrD MaHuui,
6rIftoeut Del Goutrutis ge10roe.
l4luriL24 g IT 111314l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

@erIeGelte 6uroerunaa.Nnscbpte nit Der
Nuiitcltt aTropoia.5 ior Godl tor the 9Snter
Bpuro" ~perieben uno al ben gGoaro OF
9lmuro9" Der Staot Baltimore a%oreiitrt, meroell
bis Mlitt>yu1l, beI 8. Iprtl 1908, &ormittn9s II
nor. I'M Niircuu neo Observation-Disclosures, 3atbs
bans. Baltimore, Wo.. ~cttaegen gelIomneil fir
Gieicruua mo gbltelerllla bon 70 oitI sSet1,
fu5!eII. pie bon Der lSaierbeb5roe lpa4rcllo oe9
am Is. 9lpril 1909 e~nolloen Subrcs Gebralibt
lperben mjGell. Gemdb Den Spc5ifliattnteit, ipels
dc I'M Yilrcdu oeo lSaiiers Sn9enteirs int
HdtDbauS BON Baltimore, Wto., SIT erbaltclt
iilo.
9tue Scroeruua8=9 luqebpte riiiien bon einem
beqluubigtelt Sbed. aui cine pGleariEga0onles"
gduf in Der &00e bon $4,000, Gejogell an
Srore oe3 Ulabor9 mn Staotrutbs bon 6altis
more. beGleitet fem. mo miro BON Dem erfolg'
rcidbcH NjCter Die StciIln8 etlter 8%utricoeil liels
lcnoen @itrpinnft fit Ole 0euiiienbuitc %gluslilbs
rntQ bes lleberetltonlmens, Dem hoppeltel
COMMUNICATIVE G,eidfonlmelo, o~erIan9t.
Sie Notwithstanding -Gebbroe bebd!t lid
bn5 Hebt Dor, ir8eHo pelbe ooer alle g~ll9ebote
gu 0crperfet.
Mfseb ~. Euid,
8atersSn9nleur.
8efldti9t:
Z. @errn Mubpof,
@rditoent Der GoutruftsT observation-disclosures
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