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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-21

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or0, Mo, INTO &llcn VI. Nro0p is.
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luS, IS.
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ct. Eoulitrobc, m1b Ncllic Smith,
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burg 40 mo &cunie Is. 0upi9, 80,
Mount llnioL No.
George &. &olicU 50, mo Wto.D
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mel, inn, 9tr. 12G, NitNouoaQltr.
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iprcdcn0 g~clu6GItcm Vrogronm Itott.
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ldJon icit SanAcm bon pielcn Sami-
lien @ultimorc'@ bctradtct. SaS be.
mciit Die Qrobc Nn5nbl uon ainocrll,
Die iid aIIionntG0Iidl I'M Eort tunl.
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bcion0cr9 ocm @cihmof Der alcincu
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man" o%bAc6oItcn; cine Ncllcrlng, Die
%ic0cniol9 oIliciti8pm @eiioQ begeg-
ncn miro.
Subin'a rci5cnocr fleiner Muien.
tcnlpcl on Baltimore, no6c SoQioap.
Itrobc, bictet oltd) in 0icicr Oriidcnoen
Nlllis0itc cilten Gllbcrit ollgcnebmen
Nlticnt6oGt. Niciigc, onrd) Gleftrisi-
tat Nctric6clrc Slider iorgcn fir ocn
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2bcotcr icincu Nontcn olS Der fiibl-
tie FloB in baltimore" iid)cr nid)t nit
l(nrcd)t trGGt. Gem cbcn bat ser nic-
mails roitcn0c @cidGitoiiibrcr, Sr.
Y, =. Gorlc, oltd) Oicic @ode micoer
rllr Elm Froaromm Neiorgt oob lei.
rlcnt ancrtnnntcn Hltic ollie Gbrc
mad)t. Inter oen rcll cngu9irtcn
&itnitlcrn crpdGnCn mir Selen NC
@lordin, cine uor5iiGIidc @eiong. II.
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cilcn Sdunipiclcr nit iibcrouS iu-
%tcrciIolltcm 9iepcrtoirc. Ser Gineo.
9ropb brinGt tGGiid ncre 9il0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-21
Ter 9}cuc GIcctrtc Vor

Yer NCuc GlcCtriC 4arf.
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baltimore in OcmicIbcn cincn Der
oroBdrtlQltcn rn0 lh0nitcu &crQnii.
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ocr &Sobi Die NlIol bobclt. Goa eta.
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l"ortcn 0iclr Mohc mic0cr nit oGn3
IId) rcllcnl, Observation-Disclosures Hro.
aEotltlen chi. Sm Gritcrcn limo be.
'on0cr@ Die uicr Hlttcna, cine 5ruppc
cans Dcroorrodcnocr &uitfiinitlcr, IT
c%npuhuCt, mo I'M &oll0Cpiuc S6Co-
ter jciAcn iid ncbcn Nn0crcn dc
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nctc G%b0ruftcr Gonr0OiQntCn ltn0
Die &lllon Tnn1iIic ol3 GUlili6ri.
ltcll mo GOrnctt q Spliitcn critcn
NonGca. "&t" cine 0oll5 nclturtigc
~corouiicl . 0bnlidc Ginri6tlmu, SEEN.
Moons y@iIocr Mcitcn," Or. 81
'd)cI3 NobD . &nclbotorcn unro Ole
,%<obn3tnlpn Tlutb limo cir1i0c OF
hcre BON 0crr uiclcn glttrottionClr, Oic
lonmtIiG olti5u}G6lCn Der Mulln
rehlt. Gu9 9%tcitolIront, Oo3 Der be
lrdbrtcn Sciilu1N 0ca Nrlt. &on0ltc0t,
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ser bcrrIihcn Stinn1c Ser Sopruni-
tin Wooomc Wnconodi ST loltid)cn
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III lester 3cit mar lie II Modcn lang
on Sto6l . Eicr in Ntlolrtic GitD ets
Gogirt, no lie iih Sen @ciiaQ DeS
norncbnitcn TubIitum1 SIT GCuin.
lieil pcrItnnO. 9ll9 beionocrc 9lttrof
ton DcriGoncrt sic SpcrniGngcrin
Ntobome &o9co ooa 4rogromm nit
cinigcn @ciong9 . Coils.
Satte cincn SpicIuutos
III a t. - Megen Der 2lniduIDigung,
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automoten nlti9eitcllt SIT Da6er, mltr.
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aoebler pom norooltlideu, Eortcr
pom mittleren uto Gopis pom lilo.
Iiden 0iitrift batten ON 5reitag
abeno 'ibr @liit periud)t ilno babel
meDrerc Nalc perlorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-21

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Eaiic snr Geiie ms MnslanS be.
iOrgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Ci.yalti.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-21

lars GbIi1utioncu iollru 5uutGd)it nllr
100000 SIR Nll9Nnbc 9%elonQct
man crportct, bob iid bclonOcra9tc
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ooa l(ntcrncbmcn tutcrciiirCu miro.
q q H immcr 0ic(bicri6u L
OCrctu Nifoirc.
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CbicridulBucrcin mrr0cu Gritcru I'M
Common Elco3- @criht nui'a Ncuc
ans Sanc3liGt Ac5crrt. IS 6onocltc
lid gcItcrn Inn oic pro}cBbinocruNc
GinrcOe, mcINc Don ser Mbitrio0c,
Nortct Nc1cn sic BON Der Shcarcrs
Nnrtci Qcnl0Ntc Nctitiou ulti Grlu6
ciuc9 Man0Mmta Ncirhl5 crhobcn
mor0cn mr.. Die NnbGuQcr or3 1Srl
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0anml3. &%criabrcn crrciNcn. 0aG 0a3
Hcltltlt Der lcBicn Muhl, IN lucld)Cr
bic Mbitri01c Enrtci Siclcr blicb,
mnIcltoGcn miro. Mid)tcr GoblCr
l1lltc nod feline GntiMciOlulg in Ger
e n;.f4nci,.,1s 0,to.r
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moncntcn Ginbaltabcicbla i'm @llt.
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Gbor- z h6nc S&IGocrin
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{. @rrtan Company mlrroclr Qcltcrr
I'M Superior Mcridt bon elmer Gbori.
tim ser glborn Spcrn. Ncicuihuit.
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modt QcltcnO, 0aB lie am s. &lrni in
ihrcr Ei1cuiduit ais Gboriitin bel ser
&~orItcQtna inn }ntOitoriltnl iibcr cine
olf Ser Viihuc crridltrtc Wriifc III or.
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ocllclt mill &IoNcrll1 0cfoIlcn lcin NM
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Gollt1ton.
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rem 5llipridt mo sic Giacutbiimcr
0r'elbcn pcrlrtbcilt, al sic Giacll
tbilnlcr 0r2 S6ooncr@ 0ic Sumnc
non $3.50 81 5obIcl. 9llldt iiir ion
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
ExTENTIoN OF TIME ASKED.
To Raise Necessary Funds for Presi-
dent Harper Memorial Library.

CHICAGO, April l6.-The opporr
tunity to raise 100000 toward the
proposed fund of $SooO0O, with which
to erect the memorial library to the
late President Harper, Of the Univer-
sity Of Chicago, has been extended,
The board of trustees of the Univer-
sity appealed to John D, Rockefeller
for an extension of time, as Mr..
Rockefeller's offer to contribute -
to every 81 obtained from other
sources up to 100000, was contin-
gent upon this latter sum being
raised BY March 81, 1908
The extension OF time to Jan. !,
1909, was agreeable to Mr. Rockefel-
Ter, and he also will extend the time
for the payment Of the subscriptions
to October |, 1909.
OF the required 100000, subscrip-
tions amounting to $4,000 have been
received. OF this sum, the trustees
professors, alumni and students Of the
University, have contributed more
than 100000,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
NOT ANXIOUS TO GO ABROAD

NEW YORK, April 16.-New York
school-teachers are not particularly
anxious to go to Europe, Less than
rs Of them have applied for leave to
take advantage of the plan advocated
by the National Civic Federation to
send twenty city teachers to Europe
to study European methods Of teach
ing. The school board decided to
give these teachers six weeks leave
on full pay and the Civic Federation
made arrangements for practically
free transportation for them. Those
in charge Of the matter expected
many applications from the teachers
who might desire to make the trip,
and are much surprised that tthe re-
spouse has not been enthusiastic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
INDIAN CIGAR SIGNS TO GO.

CHICAGO, April l6--A dispatch
to the Record Herald from Guthrie,
Okla, says;
Senator Landrum, Cherokee ln-
dian, introduced bill yesterday pro-
hibiting the use Of Indians as cigar
OF tobacco store signs. The bill will
pass before both branches Of the Leg
islature and become law, as all polit-
ical parties declare the large Indian
vote to hold the balance Of power.
The bill provides fine Of S5O and
six months Imprisonment for any
person. who uses an Indian figure,
no matter for what purpose, or who
has, such figure in his possession.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

with his clothes lying by his side and
wet through. The train was stopped
and the man taken on board and up
on arrival here he was sent to the
hospital. He regained consciousness
for a while yesterday afternoon
and said his name was Gust Johnson
of Minnesota and had been working
in Benson's Logging Camp, he
again lapsed into inconsistencies:
and nothing more could be learned
about him or how he came 70 DC
where he was found'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

conjunction with the Young Women's
Bible Class. 1t is planned to extend
Il ali over tthe country, 50 that the
Rockefeller class can look after all
tthe Youngsters coming here. Upon
hearing of the strangers coming, .
committee will visit the new resident
Or visit him or her upon arrival here
Such individuals will be invited to
ioin the class, to attend tthe service
and take part in the church work.
Mr.. Rockefeller is candidate tor
reelection as vice-president Of the
class at tonight's election,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
No Marketable Catch

IT, as the old saying has it" a bad
beginning makes for a good ending
the local salmon fishing season should
round out handsomely in August
for there was no marketable catch IN
these waters for the 80 hours end
inc at sundown last evening The
boats. (such Of them as returned ana
reported at al) had nothing to show
in marketable way last night, ana
a prominent canneryman yesterday
confirmed the general absence OF hst'
At the delivery points in which he Is
interested; 50 the business Is all
ahead of the 1000 boats now out, with
more to follow day by day,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
DONE BY DEED

Kruse Catering Co. to Mary A.
Owen, lots 9 and 10, block 2, Kruse's
1st add. Gearhart Park; $625.
Suomalainen Cooperative Go. to
Finnish Mercantile Co., land in
Taylor's Astoria; S..
u. S. to J. B. Houston, l55 acres
IN sec. 3l-4-6 w.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
The COMMISSIONERS
DO BUSINESS
COUNTY COURT IN ADJOURN
ED SESSION YESTERDAY =
SEVERAL IMPORTANT ROAD
ORDERS MADE = STATE TAX
PAID IN AS TO FIRST HALF.

The County Court OF Clatsop
county met in adjourned session
yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, and
proceeded with the unfinished busi-
ness OF the regular April term, Judge
Trcnchard and Commissioners Frye
and Larson being present, with
County Clerk Clinton at his post
An order was made directing the
clerk 10 issue and transmit to the
State Treasurer, warrant in the sum
Of Si2l9O, TO cover the first half OF
| the State tax due from this county on
account OF the 1907 levy.
In the matter OF the Sales landing
road, the clerk was ordered to issue
notices 10 all interested, TO meet the
county. court, on May 9th, next, to
determine the final location OF the
Highway.
II An order was made and entered d.
recting the supervisor Of Road Dis
,rict No. i3 to proceed with the re
pairs necessary on all bridges be
tween the junction and Elsie.
The county judge was authorized
10 see to the repairing on IN
Smiths Point road; and bids wer
ordered for the graveling OF the !
{ & c. road a, such points as il is need
} ed most.
: II is the intention OF the commits
I sioners to keep the county roc
i crushers going at pretty lively ga
d all summer, and now that the coui
!. has purchased a new engine an
r boiler al a cost Of 1910, TO run II
c second machine, the prospect is t'
r an ample supply OF crushed materl
for the fall building OF the projeet'
highways.
n Adjournment was taken until cou
Ie in course.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

been duly prepared at the 2S polls Of
the city and county: and il signly re-
mains for the intelligent and enter
prising voter to 'get there" and sig
nify his wishes via the ballot. The
Morning Astorian will do its utmost
to cover the field as to the returns
and will present them to the last
available count.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
Range Lights on the Bar

Captain P. J. Werlich, superintend'
ent Of the lighthouse department, IS
at the mouth >of the river engaged in
preliminary work for the establish
ment of range lights across the Co
lumbia River bar. 1t is the first time
that the Government has ever made
an attempt to put in such aids at that
point. Heretofore the nayigators
have been guided largely by the posi-
ton OF the buoys. One OF the most
important lights will be established
at Sand Island, The innovation IS ex-
pected to be of the inestimable help
to mariners.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
VOTE FOR ], A, GILBAUGH
For Coroner at the Primaries

Today will be the peoples oppor-
tunity to select coroner for clatsop
count What will give square deal
to ali and conduct the office to the
best Of his ability exercising care
and economy in every act. Besides
being we'll equipped to attend to the
various duties of the Office, years OF
experience as an undertaken and en-
balmer particularly fits him TOR the
Office. Remember the number on the
ballot-4l and vote
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
Be on the band wagon and vote Tor
JAMES w. WEIGH.
Az High Noon Today

Al High Noon Today
After the hour Of noon today, and
hntil 7 D. m, the average man in this
city and county, will devote 10 or Is
minutes of his business time to the
supreme business of naming his es.
necial candidate for the various OF
fees to be filled at the June general
election, and for the adoption OF the
special laws that have been referred
back to the Oregon electorate for
nopulat endorsement Everthing has
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
A, the Hospital

Martin Dahl, who was taken 70 inc
hospital Wednesday, suffering from
an attack of appendicitis. was oper'
ated up yesterday morning and rest
ing as comfortably as circumstances
will permit
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
Every GOOD CITIZEN will vot
for JAMES w. WEIGH.
Captain Bailey Involved


The news reached this city from
Portland, yesterday that Captain
Olson, OF the steamer Alliance, i'm
mcdiately upon his recent arrival at
the metropolis, filed specific charges
against Captain T. c. Bailey, OF the
bar.tug Tatoosh charging him with
conduct unbecoming licensed navi
gator" with the federal inspectors o.
hulls. and boilers, Edwards and ful
Ter, and those officers will proceed
with the Investigations at the earl
lest possible moment The matter
harks back TO the trouble the Alliance
was In off this bar early last winter
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
peou,y Burton in Town

Deputy State Fish Warden Burton
Of Washington. was in the city yes
,crday on matters Of business con-
ncc,ed with his office lie reports
the issuance o. 1900 gill-net licenses
10 fishermen from his Office. an ae'
cess Of nearly 100 over the Oregon
Issue in the same behaii.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
SAFEGUARDING STRANGERS.

NEW YORK, April 6.--For tthe
safeguarding Of young men and wo-
men who come to New York from the
country, John D. Rockefeller, Jr.'s
Bible Glass has formulated a plan
which it will put into operation in
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
subcommittee Named

Mayor Herman Wise, as chairman
Of the main committee named by the
recent mass meeting here, TO fur
thcr the campaign in favor the tide
water fisheries bill", has divided the
original committee into four com
ponent bodies, as follows: Execu'
tive. w. Z. Schimpf, John f, Gratke
S. S. Gordon, DR.. Frank Vaughan
John McCuc and Charles Wilson
Publicity, J. II. Whytc, G. Y, Brown
T. Rosenberg and r. G, Van Dusen
Subscriptions, G. Wingate, J, c. Nc
Cue, Charles Abererombie, w. Z
schimpff, H, G, Van Dusen, G. Y
Brown, Frank Kankkonen, II, NJ
Lorntsen and r, Rosenberg Audit
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

ing. Frank Kankonen, c. NJ. Celler;
c. Wingate, Charles Abererombie
and Norris Staples. The collections
50 far reported aggregate Ss,Cso. and
plenty more to come.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

We have received our April styles
Of Kniser Cravats, we receive the
newest creations every month ~
mems neckwear from New York BY
express thus keeping our stock AZ
ways 40 TO date. Judd Bros.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
1EasE TILES W THE TOWN
A vote for JAMES w. WEIGH
means A VOTE FOR YOURSELF.
Mrs. Laurin Improving

Mrs 7, r Laurin, who has been
seriously indisposcd for several days
Is rapidly improving,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

All the LADIES and school chill
dren would vote for JAMES W.
WEIGH.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

Found Near Svenson--
Yesterday Moons train brought a
man who was lying by the side OF
the track wrapped in an old blanket
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17

Every REPUBLICAN in clatsop
county should vote for JAMES W,
WEIGH.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
Good Friday Services

Good Friday Services
There viii be three services at
Grace Episcopal Church today Good
Friday), at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. and
three-hour service at u noon.
Everybody welcome.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-17
Al x ] A GILBAUGH

when you come TO it
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-15
Later on Texas may market its peach
and tomato crops in preceded cars.
Let Texas grow.-Fort Worth Star.

. The men of Palestine have a task
before them, and while it is planned
as treat and is, the very enormity
of the occasion makes one almost
shudder at the possible results. We
refer to the menus being arranged by
the associated clubs of dough mixers
and meat choppers and tri1lmers fer
our Christmas time feaYting. The
temptation to overdo the hing is go
ing to be irresistible, and we can see
the finish of many. Not one man in
a thousand can hear the small still
voice cry out enough when he puts
his feet under the table and faces
holiday spread, and his undoing is a
foregone conclusion. The only advice
we can offer, and which we ourselves
will in all probability not observe is
to be as careful as you can Adam
was tempted with one little apple,
and here we are to face the whole
schedule from baked tn ~ fruit
cake, mince pie and PLUM pudding.
Alas, and then alas, twice more