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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

littcn TahreSltberldllB er0cben babe.
Die Girlaomgen ser Ser. Singer, "
Nc9 .Ebulia MGuncrhor3" mo 0e3
I~urnpcreinS ,8oruQrt9" purOen an
lcnontmcn.
n3rphiinn,"
Ter o6robiinn" biclt qcItcru in ser
.Irobiinn-6ouc," Nr. 2000. 6re0cs
rid }luemlc, untlr 2cituul pou 4roi.
%ohn II. aIein iciuc m0hentliGe
Sin1itrH0c nb. Gn ser @cihGft8.
iiBuug mllroen sic GiuIoOuugeu ser
roIgcnocn Gcrcinc ungenon1mcn:
Gurupcrein nGorrpGrt5, uNittcI5s
tod Seftion Nr. T." .IboIia UlGn.
nerHor" lno ser Ser. Singer" Gin
Shrci6cn OeS o9ljrger . @crcin5"
lplrOc ocrlcicn; 5mci pAiiioc MitgIic.
Der mur0cn olliAcnomnlcu.
81 II trio 0iitrift Nr. POP,
3. Il. D"
Seine monatlid)c &criammIunN
hiclt gcitcrn III @ogcucr'& SAFE Ser
uIuitria q 0iitrift 9tr. POP, Geutiher
l(nterItijbunQS-Nuu al. Der nett
repGbltc &r0ii0cnt &oltoior Salts
iijbrtc Sen Goriib uuo Scfrct1r 9tlr-
Oolp6 Sh6ncpcttcr ilutQirte ais
Observation-Disclosures. 9c}irf5 0cplttu
%oui5 6. Nonielmom i~nitoairte bic
am 81. Qcicmber nominirtcn Beam
ten. 3mci Mit0Iic0er fanoen Phi.
nobc.
uSo5toIttii6 dc 2icOcr.
toffcL"
0ic Nftipcn ser oSo5iaIiitiihcu
Hic0crtoicI" bicltcu QcItern in
Sh>ucu0cr'& Goic untcr 2citrulN bon
@rpf. 6ron5 Sod ibrc reaclmG6i9c
SinQIhtn0c o6. ,Nl Scr @cidGfta.
iiblluQ, in mcld)cr &r0iiocut 21omig
&ortiN Sen &orijB mo Scfrct0r EoltI
SMniothcn 0u2 ErototOl iii6rtc,
mltr0c bcld)toNcn W{Ittr Ncbrllor enc
N%drrcniitun1 o%b5uboltCn.
,Qumcn. &crciu oc$ Ger,
mani osG
Ger n0amcnpcreiu Oc9 @crmonio
Guortctt . Glu68" biclt geItcrn i'll
@ngencr'8 SAFE, 9tr. l16, NorOs
GacoitroBc, ieinc &crionulung ob.
Grou Micta Nutbmom iiihrtc ocn
Noriit u10 ScfrctGriu Nnno Mcper
0us 4rotofoll. IS mltr0cu &orberci.
tlmgcu iiir ocn pom y@crmanio.
Guortctt-Glub" o%rrougirten Mto2tcn-
ball @9ctroiien mO 5lpci neue 0}it8Iic,
ser ulli9enomlcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Sciu Wtoro.


&obu Mc6o0ocn bon icocm &erOuht
Der GrmorOung bon &obn Wtc,
Gucn gcrcinigt un0 irei8cloiien.-
@ofonlotiuiil6rcr Carroll mod)t in
Ger Ganton YolijeiItotion ouftld.
renee 2lnQobcu.
Go9 Golden &ing.NiorOgcbeimnib
bat cine lchr cruiid)tCrnoc &0ilnlA
oltrd) Die 2ll9ioQen Oea &ofomotiu-
fiibrcrS 6ruuf u. Carroll Don Scr
Baltimore biosgobn", mclde Der.
iclbc geIteru 9tahmittog III Der San.
ton GoIi5ciltation modtc mo mcld)C
Die iofortiQc Ircilolilnq BON &obn
Wic6u00cn sur Iolge bate. Ncfumocn.
HcfumntIidl mltrOe UicSuD0cu in Scr
Gonton Yoli}clitution infer 0cn Der
Oudlt f%cltgch0ltel, on9ebltd) 0cn@la0s
bl0icr %obn NlCGucn, ociicu Seid)uunr
ncbCu 0cn @clciitn Ger Baltimore
Sbip Nubn", nobc Wol0cu HllQ, &c.
fumoen mlrrOc, crmoroct SIT hobcu,
ltno oic llmitdnoe ld)icncn and icbr
ltorf iiir lcinc Sd)uI0 81 iprcdIclL "a
Die Eolt5ci III %6rtobrlulg gcbroht bat.
tc, 0uB MtcGu00cn nit 0tcGl,cn Oil
Su0c Dor 0C3 Ecbtcrcn Zoo %gCtrlt1fcll
ltH0 nit 0enlclbcn circt Strcit bate.
WtcGucn mar tlt5luciiclhoit bon CT
ncm @ubn5nG iibcrfobrcn luorocn,
obcr Elm Sduitt ont Sails ociiclbcu
licb bic Eoli5ci6cb0roc pcrmutbcL
oob cit Wtoro OorIicge. @citcrn Nod).
mittog crid)iCn ultn Der obcnQrnnnntC
HofonIotlpfilbrCr Dor Eolijcirid)tcr
Sbontpiou mo crtI0rtc bcrniclbcn. CT
milnid)c ilbcr bic Niioirc NltIihltB 5ll
gebcn, bu or Ourd) Die 3Citltn9cn CT.
iobrcn bubc, oob WicTo00cn mcgen
Mor0pcr0odDt9 pcr6nftct luor0cn iCi.
Gr gob Damn al, Onb icin ,3lig 9tr.
697 ul5uciielbuit VtcGlIcil iibcriub,
rem mo qetoOtct babe, bd er gciebClt,
pic bel Golden RiuG cit Wonn ollI
Die @clciic gctnumcit mo bon Der go,
fonlotipe in Die quit gcihlcilocrt NOR.
Sen lei. Gic Shnittmlnoc am Sulic
McGucn's glollbt er Onnlit crtldrcn
5u tonncn, Dob Gcbtercr gcQen eincn
acknowledgements Neihlcuocrt lullroc.
PM 6icie Nngobcn bin oronctc Bolt,
5eiridtcr Ibonpion 0ic ioiorti9c
6reiloiiuta ocS nlti bicic g8ciic BON
icocm Gerond)t gcreirtgtcn Wtc,5oO.
Den an. Ger Gobn5ug, bon oem DC.
Guen ii6eriobren Dllroc. Illbr nit ci-
ncr @cifninoigfcit bon 10 Oteilcn
Die StInoc. unO NOR cS Dem 2ofonto-
tipiiibrer notiirIid) nid)t m09lifL ben.
ielben rcht}eitig sum &olten 5t 6rin.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Plus Den @crifltcn.

NHS uNH VtN'hJtNh'
Seine 9iirgifoft 2 6erobicBumg iiir
nShmurje Sono" 2lrreitonten. ~
6rou 6ut6iuion'S Antra9 oui @e-
mdbrlng cine9 uelten GrojeiicS
o~bgeruicieu. 49, @eiuljeue Stroieu
fiir 9tcacr.
0o9 @eiuh 0eo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten Nurru y. Moli, ole Don Soiep6
Gotolono 0ciorOertc 9iirgihoft BON
$1,000 otf $1,000 5u rcou5ireu, tuurOe
Qciteru ourt Nihter @rig6t I'M Sri
minal9erihte a~bgcuieicu. Gutu(ano,
Golclro MonteIGone, Antonio 9onuia,
&oiepb Iomburo Wiihelena Hlliiu II.
Autonio @ottiitouc lin0 pon oeu
0roBgcidmoreucu inter Die uorIaufts
&c NlntIuAc gcitcllt morOcn, an Ser
&crihlp0rung un0 DEM 8erilthl sic
6amilic oc5 Nrll. 81 @ior0io am 10.
0e}enber 5u toOten theiIQcnomn,eu
81 bubc1. Sobulo Die luutlogen CT,
bobcn marCrL muroen Ole pom oen Nn-
Qctlogtcn 81 itellenoen 9iirgidoiten
non $1,000 uuf $1,000 erb0bt. Capt.
E%umpDrcp, mcl6cr porqelooen mar.
crtl0rtc, 0nB Ser Mirtb Soicpb Serio,
an Scr SrringtonitraBc. altS0ciuqt hus
be, GntaIo1o bobe ibnt (Serio) er-
5uhlt, er (GatoIano) un0 MonteIconc
Ieicn NQcntcn Der oSdluor5en @ono"
in Baltimore, lno e5 geidebc giid)t3
obuc ibrc &cnmtniB. Serio modlte
Oicic 9ut9ioNc mtcr Gio an Snmitug
III Der Gcntrul Eoli5Ciitotion Dor 30
li}ctridtcr Grammar.
&Ctn nruCr Ero5cb.
Iic EIoiooucr9 iiber Oelt Tntru0
ser 6rou 6roncc3 s. @ltthinion ltno
Sinner in ibrcr aIogc acgcn ole
Sto0t Baltimore, cinen nelleu YrojcB
SIT geluGbrcn, fo1ocn Qeitcrn I'M 9ut-
oca- 0iItriftagcridt Dor Nihter Nor.
riS itott. Ser Nntroq mrroe pGrrpor-
len, uno Rid)tcr WiorriS beitGtigte ou8
&croift, wclheS ocn 9lG0crn $500
5uiprift. Nm /. Gftober mllroc scr
@ottc mo &oter Der 9lG0er bel ei-
mem Iutomo6tlunfua qCt00tet. bic
Sto0t mlrr0c fir ieincu 700 uerunt.
luortIidD Gcnod)t, oo ser llnfoQ lid
olli cincn1 ser Stn6t aeborigcn 8egc
crcisnetc, ruelder aus AnIoB ser Gons
i%truirulg elmer Bride n%ufgemorien
mar.
@ciol5ene Strofen iir
Ncger.
Hihtcr Wrigbt berilrt6eilte geiteru
I'M Grim.inolgerlft cine In5abl le.
ger 5t ihnercn Strofeu. Charles
@Optiu, melder ongefloQt NOR, einen
&ouiirer t60tlid) o~ngegriiicn un6 be-
ralbt 5u bobcn, erbielt I Sabre 3ud)t-
bauS. 3n flint Sabren 3uhtbauS
luur0c &nmcS Mobinion megen Ite6-
itubIS ucrurtbeiIt, Cine @eianmt-
itruic pom 6 %obren mo 6 Wonnten
3lld)t6oll3 muroc Ho8lpu Sulbott 5lt.
0iftirt. Milliom Senoerion erhielt 3
Sabre mo Gomoro 6lenting Is NO.
nate ,}lththolS. Trunf 0umcut lUllr-
De lueacn tb0tlidcn AngriiiS orf cine
9tegcrin'ouf , Sabre Dem StootS Ar-
beit9bauS iiberpieien. SGmntlidc
Nn1efIogtct mnrcn bereitS porbe-
itrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Scr %1ScnerSGmon.

~@llirelcuOcr @roro an ser Git 0}us
oiionitrobc. - 9%epobncr Oc9
~breunenOcn @ebGllOe3 nit ftop,
per Notb Dem Gritiduug9to0e
cutlanQcn. - W}orri5 Goodman
iprjuqt ants Dem ,. Stodmert.
Gin o~lirclcnocr Brand crciluctc
iih gcitcrn irjjb geNcl 1a2 llhr in
nem @oIic 9}r. 1927 CitsWtuoiioH.
StroBc, lnO Oie &epobuCr oeiiclbcn
c1tgingcu nit fuappcr 9toth Dem
Sdidial, IN Dem 0idcu RaltdL Der
ra9 @ult3 %iilItc, SIT critifeu. 0a9
erlte Stodlucrf 0c9 &ouica miro pom
MorriS 6~ricolouoer lmo icincr So
mile lno ou3 3ucitc bon Nltgllit
Huoolf un0 6dmilic bcrpo6ut. @ci0c
6annilien hatten iid l0uQit sur &ube
bcQcben, ais Scr ilungc @urrp Trieo.
lonOcr 0urh Ocn Hulld, aus Dem
Shlafc Qemedt murOc. Gle Shlai
simmer IricOlon0er'S uuo ieiner 6o
mile befinocn iid int orittcn Stod
ncrt. @0brcnO Norrp ole Gonilic
Hu0olf lpcdtc, brdd]tc icinc SdNncitcr
Sdrdh Elm Ciu Sohr 0lte@ &ino III
Sidcrhcit. %n5uiihCu iprunN ser
10 Sabre nlte Wtorri9 @uoonlorL cit
&oitgGuQcr &uoolf'@. ans cinem Sen
tier 0c9 ~juciteu StodiuerfS oltf Die
StrnBc mo Crlitt ucbCn 5oblreidlcl
Sdiiriumlcn cine &crrcntunN ocS
rcdlten &eiuCa. gl9 man ihlicBlid)
0Iuubtc, olle @cluobncr oe3 Souie5
b6ttcn 0aa 6rcic crrcidt, mllr0c pl6b-
lid, cntocdt, oaB sic @nttin 6ricoIon.
0cr'9, TrMu &ciiic GricoIonocr,
icbltc. &n Dem Moncnt, ais ibr
Sohu in ooa brcmcuOc @rbGuoc 5ll-
riid ellen molltc, cridicn 0ie 6rml al
cinem 6cuitcr oc3 orittcn Stodlucrta
mo mohtc ijd) cbct ierti1 Sen
Sprung AMI bic StroBc 5l lunAcn.
Nlrd 3urlfcn ser llntruItcbcl0cn
murOc lie icood ouuou o%bacboltcu.
&br Sobn tlctterte olli Elm Grferfcns
tier, nohm lie BON BORT III G%nlpianG,
olo lie iih lonAinm beroblicB, ltt0
rcid)tc lie Damn ibrem allf Dem Erot'
toir Itehenocn Monnc. Geincr ser
@emobncr bate 3cit gcbabt, ctuoS SIT
rcttcn. Ger 6%cuerpcbr 9elong cS
obCr, 0en Nrou0 olli 0a5 critic Stod-
merf uuo Die Greppe SIT bcidrdntcn.
Ger ShaocuL ser uift ueriihcrt lit
miro oui ctuo $500 gcidGbt. Wfuu
ucrnmthet, ooB Der @rano Ourd) Elm
lmoftinm mcGgcmoricneS 3iiuobol5
entitdno.
6euer in ciuer @irtb'
DAFT,
Mur5 nad) I llbr 8citern iriib cnt.
redte @oli5iit Moore pom oitlihcn
2iitritt. oaB in Ser @irtbihuit Oca
Nrn. .. !, Gbriitinm 9tr. 1901,
@ontitroBc, cin Gclcr olla8cbroden
mar. Gr innOtc ioiort cinc1 Nlorm
EN- mo batte sic in tur}er 3eit cr.
ihicuene 6ellcrmcbr Ocn 9ron0 bolO
Ncl0idt. (robOcm luurOe elm Sdo,
Sen pom un9ci0br $500 on8eridtct.
0os @eb6u0c lit Gigcntbum Der
Nhoj,fn,fn Qrpuiu, No
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
Muni5ipul >Mngclc9cn1citcn.

"tHNljtpUl
@nuinipettor Ereiton critattct icinen
9eri6t iiber Die Spe5ififotioncr
ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iifc. -
Sto0t.Sn0cnicllr 6enooll mirn
ullf Den 9cridt %antlporten.
Die ollicitia crmartetc Scnlutiorl
0urd &erlciluug Oea @eridlta OeS
&mtinipcttorS Yreiton ilbcr Die Spc-
3iiitationcn oeS Staot- Sugcnicw3
6cnoull in ser qeitriQen Sitlntg Der
neutrality-suspicious. 9eb6roe lit aus
ACbIiebclL, bod itebt ieit, 6oB elm pon
Ser @eboroe jlt e%rltcnnell0er Suhuer-
itGnoiacr Ole, 6roqc entifeiocn miro,
oh @crr Breton ooer 0crr 6enooll
int HCht lit. Ser @criht oc9 @olls
&nipettor3 pur6c u0mli6 Nrn, 6cn-
oaIl sur &contluortltna iibermicicn,
nad)0em nllber Sen bereit2 BON Der &.
~ '''o ~ "Uu''
.'ol' >'Io9' w. tl'"' '''tt'''n f,'
9roBe Nn5ohI Sngenteure un0 Cont
tr0fturcn ontpeicn0 marCn. Scrrn
,'I''' m@ rt''Nt t''I.l"' -" ~'"''''
y, %, ~'.'' lt"9,"|,'' ON"'.'' "'''
%"g''''''' "'o "'''''' ~" '''
49, '',' "a" %t", ",
"o o'?,>, >'>'9'"."N
'v!e'4 ~,'''>' o"o p't ~
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g"!' ot W. A.. >'>', ',,l"D,, N"'
, na. ;'" w. ''U D;1'.
@onn,, S,,San rt,'Y,
aEa n" '"""
-, y,
,,or,ns on;ton,, 80 1",I H,u4'st f T.' ~
t tn."T' -" ep,a,,''' ~, ,Y.u'
n'."t ~" 10 ',"o',',"
So .I'S',N 80 y"
uN'l!| ~'aN't ~ GP''''''".
r''"t.,' Ut a., 80 o'U''o' a
sn| |'.o"9. ~.(.,!, ~ ~, F,'".
mo ~ "''''I''"b o,''lu3''
,'o'.''' w" SHIuIo!'l'
H. u't' c,""','4to.' ".o Ivy ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

g. 8. GobertG geitorben. -
Z. $. Gobertb, Elm after 9emobner
ron Siibpeit Baltimore, iuelfer
Del Dem itnpergeBlifen Baltimore.
Ohio . 9ahl, ; Strife III 1877 Der
0orIiber oes Strife Gomite's mar,
lit in ieiner letten @obnunG Gr.
PHI, Siib @ilmoritraBe, %geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

Gin muiifalii6er y / t.
%benO miro beute IN Der a9olti.
more Gioina ono Griping 2leooemD"
gtr. $40 bis 81 9oltonitroBe, gum
Seneii5 bon 5rll. Sonod, Dem oitrei.
dii6en GittmeiIter, itatt, Der Dor bier
Monoten perlebt nilroe uio ieitoenl
I'M Nagem. Warplano.Soipitol~ liegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

9etrahtun Sriufer (5ii
einent 6%rernoe) Gu, lfou. bas
Bier lit nod, ooS ginsise, mas mid,
aufredlt erbalt. =. aber mondJmal oa
reibt's mid bait audi gon5 'aiamm'!!4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
&itt fcineH of

Kill YeDllU tttNe " D y
- gls geItern Elm Ngent Scr DGcr
Acknowledgements . 0eleQidait" mad
Der @obnung bon 6ronflin 9ufcr,
Mr, 1904, Sit d @offmonitroBe, Der
nm Gicnltog nit lcincm S~ticfiobne
Clarence Stout iuegcn ongeblidelr
CicbltablS BON Nro0laibcn ltto Ntild,
Gllrd) Hidtcr &cplllgcr in Der moro.
oltlidcn EolijciItatiol 0Cn1 Wcrid)tS.
rerfnbrcn iibcrluicicn mllrOe. FAM CT,
tldrte ibnl oic Sro1t Nofcr'a, oab IC
feline Notb lei0c. Die 6rou iogtc
%icrncr, 0dB tic ldJon por ciniNcn "a.
gen babe SIR Nrbcit gcbcn WoIlen,
nbcr Don ibrcm Mtounc Oouon obgc.
loltcn lporOen lei. Ger Ngent bate
iid nod 8ofer'S Nobnltn0 begcber,
iUeil SeBtcrcr bel iciner Gcrbuitlna
onge1ebcn bottc, Dob ser Nlrllgcr i'm
ltnb icincn Stieiiobn sunni Giebitobl
gCtric6cn bate.
Gle neucn @cumtcn Scr
Grittcn Nutionul Yonf.-
III Der gcltrigcit rcgclntdBiNct $50
d]cnuerinnmllulg Der Eircftoren Der
Tritten 9totionol 9nnf mllroc oae
Mint cineS 5"lpeitcn &ice , FrGiiocntcl,
nclt acidoiicn mo iiir oicie Stcllun0
Nr. u. y. Grold), Der bl@berigc &al
Itrcr Der @ullf, erlp0hlt, pdhreno Der
Nillf8 &nllircr @r. Z. Holulun6
GbonoS ais NodJiolgcr 0c0 Scrrl
Grolld berlticn mllroc. &ettcrcr lpar
0iilfa = &oiiirer Der 9allf, luGbrenG
Sr,. ). 4. Sippcl .ol9 &aliircr flllts
girtc, llno erbiclt bciien Stellc, as
0lclcr ltad chem crfolglolcn Berlll.
die, Die Gontrolc Der Nnnf mo ooa
Eraiioenten . Inlt SIT pcluinnen, lcinC
Hciignntton einreid)tc.
acinccnglii6c 8eidnge
goter Shonto9 Wt. G'Tonogblie
ser Reftor Der fntboliihen STRIDE 3ill
llnbefledten GntpfGngniB, hnt eincr
Ue~nernl6cfebl erlulien. lDona6 in Jet
ller Stride feline cnglii6cn Sieoer
mogen oicielben nod 10 religioier
G%barafters iein, geiungen tperoer
b%iirien. SITE 2ieoer miiiien loteiniid
g~eiltngen lperoen. 4ieier 9eiebl ii
iibrigens IN lle6ereinitimmung mi
einem GrloB bon Ronl, bod tuuroe:
nod ~5iiipeilen bel Acknowledgment
len erglii6e Srauerlieoer geiunger
Tater S'0onogbne nleint, ooB oil
STRIDE nidt Der Elab lei no profei
Iioneae Sdngcr ols iolfe hldn5er
iollen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

rs
Ger GurnpcrCin ogormdrt5" Der.
onitaltctc gcitcrn Abeno Elm reht gut
beiufteS Guu5frdn5f)erl fir DeldcS
sic SS. Soiep6 &. @arbner, MiQiam
$. BlciB. 4dnlcl $. Singer uno
Eaul ". @od6au5 0ie Arrangements
g%etroifen botten. Yroi. g. &intcr'S
Srd)eiter ~lieiertc Die Muiif.
oarbeiter W Gnnerhor."
3ie 5ablrei6 erldienenen Ginger
oes .4rbeitcr . MannerhorS" iibten
geitern in 2(nOreas' Saae inter SET
turg pcn 9roi. 3. 0ielamet ileiBig
Gbore iiir Elm in 5riibling itattiin-
benOe5 CONCERT elm. 1Sn Der Sc
id1itslibung erflarte oas abred).
nnngs . Gomite, oaB Die lesten Conn.
tag itottgeiunbene 9~lbrednuug elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

Quten &obreSit6eridub cr9c6cn babe,
Die Giulaounaen ser Der. Ginger"
rc3 .EbuIia MGuncrdorS" mo 0eS
I%itrnpcrei13 gGouudrta" pllrOeu an
lcl1ontmcn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17
WNLDRON MAYOR
OUT OF OFFICE
Ousted b. ths Council Upon Charges
of Maliea>ancc and NOnfeasancr
Did Not Appear at the
Council Meeting to De-
iend Himself.

Waldron. Jan. To- Especial. AT
"a meeting OF the Town Council last
night Mayor f. c. Copen was summa-
lily ousted from the Office for alleged
malfeasancc and nonfeasance in office.
Yesterday the city marshal was in
structed to summon Mayor Copen be
lore the Town Council to make spe
cifiC answer to q number OF charges
preferred against him. The charges
are that he failed to keep proper rec
ord of his official actions; that he
failed to make poper report OF tines
imposed and collected; that he has
issued licenses at a lower rate than
provided by the ordinance, and that
he has appropriated money collect
I'd as fines to his own use copy
If the charges were served on Mr,
COpen. He made no answer ard was
not present at The meeting OF the
council to defend himself. Council
man Lee Fuller was elected to fill the
lneXpired term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17
WANT EXPERTS
TO PLAN DRAINAGE
Meeting at Altheimer Sends IN RI.
quest to Government for Eng:-
ners to Devise Reclamation
Project

G. c. Elliott. chief engineer OF
irl' cation and drainage at Washing
tom. has been asked to furnish en-
gineers to the district embraced be-
tween the Arkansas river and Bay
on Meto to propose plans for the
reclamation OF $50. 900 acres Of
alluvial lands At a meeting held
several days ago at Altneimer r.
solutions we're adopted asking fo!
the engineers and a plan for :
drainage system The land lies in
Pulaski, Lonoke and jefferson "oun-
ties, and $ one of tho richest tract
ctland in the state. but cannot be
cultivated ON account of the fact
that it is covered with water at Ger
tain SEASONS Of the year.
Various plans have been proposei
bv the residents and owners OF tn =
district, but none met with universal.
anproval. To avoid the disagree
ments the government engineers
have been asked to take charge OF
the preliminaries. The engineers are
asked for the plan of drainage with
estimates, surveys and all the nee
ossary data.
A permanent organization Tor the
reclamation of the lands has been
formed with j. p. Walt chairman.
and G.. Z. Lyle secretary
The resolutions adopted at the
time of the meeting follow:
Whereas, in the territory unde"
cons Iteration, and which 1t IS de-
sired to form into a drainage dis
trict there are about ESQ 600 acres
o alluyial lands: and
Whereas, nearly half OF these
lands while naturally as fertile as
any lands in the world. yet practi-
cally worthless for purposes OF cut
Walton. on account Of being covered
with water for large part OF the
wear. and much OF the lands ALREADY
under cultivation are not as pro
ductiye as their natural fertility
nromises, on account of a lack OF
proper drainage: and
whereas, on account OF lach
of definite knowledge as to the mos'
feasible plan and proper method O
draining said area. and the probael
cost of same, II has been found diff
ticult to get the nAon'e Of the ter
ritory united on any proposed plan
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17
BOYS BURNED
IN CHURCH FIRE
One Was JanitOr at the Church and
He and Little Friend Were
Burned by the Explosion OF
a Gasoline Can.

Hamburg, Jan. 16.-(Special "A
terrible accident occurred last night
by which two boys, aged about i
years, may lose their lives, Claude
Dunaway, son OF J. W. Duna"as'
president of the Dunaway Lumber
Company, and Willie Brown. son OF
W. E. Brown, who resides 10 miles
east of here. Dunaway was Janltof
for the Presbyterian church ana
Brown was assisting him in making q
fire in the church for services. Duna-
way picked up can OF gasoline near
by which was used for the lamps
It was SO near the fire the can ex-
ploded. setting the boys clothing and
the lchurch on fire. The boys are
botA il a critical condition and their
recJNery is somewhat doubtful. Dun
away's face is badly burned ana
Browns clothes were burned nearly
of. The fire in the church was quick
" extinguished before any great dam
age vas done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17
FARLEY REFUSES TO
TIE THE big KNOT

New York, Jan. 16 Archbishop
Farley of New York, who, it is rum
Old may be made 4 cardinal at the
, mex, consistory, has definitely refused
Ito perform the ceremony uniting the
Count Szchenyi and Miss Gladys Van
derDiit. He bases his refusal on the
grounds of his well-known antipathy
TO the marriage of Catholics to Pro-
testants. On many previous occasions
he has set the seal of his disapprov-
al On these alliances. and he has
remained true to his convictions, de-
spite the prominence OF the contract
mig parties.
The wedding OF Szchenyi and Miss
Vanderbilt. it is now said. viii take
place a week from Monday, January
- The match was at one time hrok-
en- Off owing, it is alleged, to finan-
cial reasons, but the disagreement has
evidently been amicably settled and the
counts relatives are now here to wit
ness the ceremony. Mgr. Michael j.
,I.avelle rector OF ST. Patrick's ca
Ithedral, will oficiate. There will be
Lo civil or. Protestant ceremony
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17

though all are united on the need
and benent OF snch dra mage: and
@Mhtreas, we realize that the
seje nt!ti.. knowledge and experience
CT drainage experts Of the govern
m"nt viii carry with it much in the
weight OF authority: and therefore,
b1 1t
"Nr>olved. first That We most
NarHe. II request c. G. Elliott. chief
engineer of irrigation and drainage
i furnish engineers to the district
embraced between the Arkansas
F.! orckc, Arkansas and Jefferson
counties, 10 make surveys and esti
mates or the drainage of the terri
iCrl.
".oe0lvcd, second. That we pledge
aure Nv 3 to furnish such help as
ma be needed in the carrying out
Of the above resolution:
.Rnsolyed. third. That we com
mend Hon Joe T. Robinson for his
able and earnest efforts in pressing
before Congress The question of
drainage surveys:
Resolved. fourth, That a copy of
t"e.e resolutions be furnished Mr..
t,l!;G}t. and to the Pine Bluff and
Little Rock papers.
i. p. Walt, chairman.
&C. +. Lyle, secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17

For sale-A tirst-class grocery
store with meat market connected. do
ing a good business. Must be sold
Good reasons given. Address u, care
'raphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17

PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS,
General Founders and Machinists.
Brass and Iron Castings and Ma
chine Repairing. Stock Of all stand
ard goods and castings carried in
stock al the time. Locomotives, En-
gines and Boilers Repaired. Long
distance telephones. day. 476; night,
8? Pire Blur, Arkansas. Note:
We operate our machine shop both
day AMI night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17

n. ". Boyce devotes his time j.
.0t1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Some Of the leading Wholesale
merit liberal share OF patrona
DILLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,

&c.
DILLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
logging Locomotives, road and rail
engines, boilers, saw and planning mill
iron and brass castings
md machinery supplies.
WESTBROOK GRAIN & CON. co.
Wholesale Grain and Feed StuRS.
Carload Lots = Specially.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-23
BOLTON.

The mines worked four days last
week.
George Williams spent Sunday in
Beacon.
All signs have failed. A caterpillar
was seen in Bolton Sunday.
Mrs. William Suggett entertained
friends from Evans Sunday.
Mrs. John Wilson has returned from
an extended visit in Keokuk.
Rev. George Osborn, of oskaloosa,
preached to large audience Sunday
evening.
Jesse Evans and Miss Anna Buc.
nell attended services here last Sun
day evening.
Miss Stella Willis has found en-
ployment with the Benscotter restaur.
ant in Tracy.
Items will be scarce from this 10
cality from now on, as the news hust
Ter has gone.
School has been closed for week
on account of the teacher, Miss War
den. being III.
Harry Burke, from Sewers visited
here Sunday. We think Harry mas
an attraction here.
I'VE are not putting up any ice in
Bolton yet" so White City come over
and we will treat you right.
All of the theatre-goers from here
attended the shows In Oskalooss
Tusday and Wednesday night.
Spirit rappings" are all the go in
Bolton these evenings. You can ash
anything you want and 1t will be
answered unto YOU
A family by the name of Roberts
moved here from Oskaloosa last week
Mr.. Roberts will take Mr.. Nye's place
as top boss at the mines.
A crowd numbering seventeen at
tended the dance and suppr at Ram
sy's Saturday night, while small
crowd attended the snow in Oskaloosa
We hear Walter Whittle went tc
Oskaloosa Monday to get some new
dishes for his batch. You won't neet
any dishes, Walter, if they don't worI
better.
Only one small corner of the bal
ground remains and it is being plowet
up by the management of this place
We are sorry to see this, as ball play
| ing affords the only amusement we
have in the summer time. But whit
| can tell what is raised on that patch o
ground which may be the means o
putting this company right on cas-!
street.
| "NOTI OR"