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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
Heavy Stock Movement.

A heavy movement of stock through
Pendleton to Sound and Portland
markets is reported by the railroads.
Two cars bound for Seattle to the
Carsten company were transferred
today from the o. r. & n. to the
Northern Pacific. On the 26th an
other big cattle shipment from the
Burnt river country will be transfer
red here. This has been bought for
Frye-Bruhn company by Raines
brothers of this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23

ness over the election as business
men declare they will be alright re-
gardless of which way the election
goes.
Bryan Is Strong.
Though he mixes but little in mat
ters political, Mr.. RAIDER declares that
he found very strong current for
Bryan all through the middle states
In that section the democratic can
didate has lectured for years and has
been gradually growing in popular
favor and esteem. The situation In
the states Of Indiana, Ohio and I'LL
nois is still further complicated by
the state controversies that are up.
In every instance the republicans are
badly divided and this fact is working
to the advantage of Bryan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
RALLY
AT HERAHSTON TONIGHT

A big democratic meeting to be held
in Hermiston tonight will be address,
ed by o. P. Coshow, who passed
through Pendleton this afternoon and
was joined here by several prominent
democrats, including James Johns,
VIII Moore, T. w. Tweedy and VIM
Blakeley. The meeting at Hermlston
was arranged at the direct request Of
many Of the settlers on that new irrl-
cation project who are enthusiastic in
their support of Bryan and who de-
clare there is a large and growing
sentiment in favor of the democratic
candidate in that section.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
IDAHO ODD
FELLOWS GO THROUGH

Owing to heavy traffic No. west
bound was run In two sections into
Pendleton today The first consisted
Of the Odd Fellows special which ar
rived at 1890 o'clock and continued
direct on to northern Idaho, having
arranged to stop at Starbuck for din
ner. The second section carried with
II extra coaches containing the "Tex-
as" production which will be seen in
Pendleton later in the season, after
swinging around on the northern cir
cult.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
MORE VOTERS REGISTERED.
Total of 227 Names Added in County
Echo Precinct Leads.

During the registration season just
closed 227 names were newly added
to the electoral role in Umatilla
county. The heaviest registration in
proportion to population in any one
precinct was in Echo precinct where
9S new names were added Many of
these are from Hermiston and vicin-
ity.
In Pendleton precinct 10 were add
ed, in North Pendleton 16, in South
Pendleton % and in East Pendleton
12 new voters. From North Milton
came some so new registrations, but
these were divided among three pre-
cincts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
SOLDIERS AT .WALLA
WALLA TO PLAY POLO

The soldiers at Walla Walla are
going to play polo. Whether this Is
a move Of the war department to keep
the men interested in their work is
not known. but a carload of polo
ponies from California passed
through Pendleton today over the
o. r. & n.
The animals are said to be Of good
stock and the Whla Walla cavalry Is
looking forward to some high grade
sport
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23

Henry w. Rogers, a wealthy silk man
ufacturer OF Barrie, Mass. and is a
relative OF II. II. Rogers of Standard
oil fame.
Mrs. Rogers is descendant Of an
old New York family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
TnlIn NnlicP

Having disposed OF our hardware
business, and wishing to leave PEN
dleton within a few days, all persons
indebted to us will please call at once
We must have settlement
GOODMAN HARDWARE Co,
643 Main street, Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
Wire Thief Crabs a live One.

A Texas negro arrested for stealing
wire from an unoccupied house is mi
nus four fingers on one hand. He
caught a live wire, which resulted in
his detection and the loss of the fin
gers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23

Mayor e. j. Murphy is putting in a
new concrete sidewalk in front Of his
store on Court street, The change was
necessitated by the crumbllng condi-
tion of the old walk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23

President r. Alexander Of the Com
mercial association, returned today
from Boise, where he has been at
tending the state convention Of Idaho
D11 FaIlov.s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
DOOMED MAN ELOPES.
Artist and Sweetheart Wed When
Physician Fixes Limit on His
life

IIIc.
When physicians told George d'Uy
Rogers, the Philadelphia artist, that
he had only two years to live and he
conflded the information to his
sweetheart, Theresa M. strum, like
wise an artist, they decided to make
the most of the time remaining, and
eloped. The young couple are anx-
iously awaiting word of forgiveness
from the implacable father and broth
er of the bride.
They are living quietly at n Chest
nut street studio while their country
home at Paper Mills, Pa, is being
made ready for them.
The young artist Is the son Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
TWO COMPANIES
USE SAME DITCH
PROFITABLE COMBINATION
CoNSUNINIATED TO-DAY

Western Land & Irrigation Company
and the Allen Ditch Company VIII
Secure Water Through Headgatc
Being Put in by Former Company
Conflicting Rights Adjudicated
and Better Service Secured for
Each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23

r. II. Hanford, wife and daughter
of Oakesdale, Wash. were guests at
the Pendleton last evening while call
ing on local friends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-23
MORE WATER
APPROPRIATED
j. Il. SMITH COMPANY
TAKES $4,000 INCHES.

Water VIII BE Used TO Irrigate 800
Acres OF Land Near Barnhart-
Power Station VIII Also BE Estab-
llshed Later-Water VIII BE Taken
Out of River and Put Back in, All
Within Limits of the Smith Hold
ings.
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Sbau ber =.
BON aeon 9anoeries.

Th sptibsn 9lumen iparen oufgebllbt,
Die i'd lett lougem trcu Ino lor9iam
pflegte -
fs blibten rpobl 10 lidt uno fpunbcrium,
ioeIl tb tie bCimlib IN Der Stiue bcgtc.
Brit msiusm Ssr3blut bab i'd is se'
trGutt 80.
bart mar pas GrOrei6 bruuteu on Der
Wauer
IS tSob oft idb empor - 81 mciner Srauer,
oiel' CARTE Snoipcn biuocruO 3o9 nm Gag
iib ju entfGlten, ioie iis aud it miibteu;
bod snbIit. enblib iuGro Id reid bslobnt:
bic Deiben 9lumen bliibteu bllbtsn -
bltibtsn $50.
limb Id tano ba iuie Gin beibenttes sine,
pa5 ireuoi9 lGtelt Ub Der lisbes9absn,
bic man ibm Guige5aut gum Weibnantsfeit,
itauuenoen Bids: Soil i'd pas aies baben :
. @liid! 9tc boIOs, iunec 9litbenpra6t
mar mcin, pieueibt fur zines Sommsrs
Tauer,
Oa - fam elm @iupitot, pl0blib - iiber
Naht
i'd ipiir i'm imFusr nod, ben ta!tcn S6au.r,
Der mid our6roun, als i'd bic 9turacn lab
am Wor9cu, adj, no5 oieics Sturmes S9iis
then -
ibau Der, mein Hrtuuo - niht tpabr, bu
fiiblit es aud:
es IL 10 truuTig nm 1eriOcbtc 8liitbcn -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

,&vn rragn. srtntte bic MoiO boss
SALT.
Der Serr Se3irfsri6ter 2sonbarb
aItl febte itd eridOpft auf ieinsn
Sdrei1tif6itubl unb pii6te iid ben
S6peib bon Der Stirn. Cine Weile
mu Iterte er Die Nnipsfenoen nab Der
aeibe nit 9ltten fill reii9nirter Der
Speiflung.
sou bic Srau Ridter nadber bic
2ieS tauf'n?" fragte enolih bic Ma9o.
Der Rihter fubr pieoer smpor.
rNaa! &oa Spur!" rief er. r9D liegt
mir eff idon i'm Ma9'n! 9rau4' / lie
nit in Der Supp'n "a MOI"
,S mill ober mel Reht bab'n!"
teifte Die Woib.
sd erfeBe ben S6aben nit elmer
9rone.!" idIug Der S~ngenisur Dor.
DOS is 8 peani9!" proteitirte bic
.I63 i5 msabr ais 8 pisI fir q oIts
Suppenfenn'!" ertlGrte bic Sbres.
n9ierSig Sreu3sr bait perlan9t! q
&ron' is iibrio's a'nua! limb iabt
aapf' 9i lei Der Sbiir aubi! 0ann
Der 0err polt'. tGnnt' sr Dir a anbers
2iaoI aufipiet'n! 9rei @ulben! Dos
is ia 9etru9!" fubr Der 3ifter bic
Moio an. limb Die !9enn' 9'bprt benz
9errn!"
Die 9bres CAB bic Senne an ben
Rabfabrer. Der aber leste Ie entriiitst
auf ben 4mtstiI6, CAB Der Mpib cine
&rone uno empfabI ii6. Die Woio
uno bic SbreS fol9ten ibm. Der 9err
8eSirtsri6ter blieb nit Der tobten
Senne ALIEN 5uriid. Sine WsiIe be-
tra6tete er in bumpfem 8riitcn bas
Seberpieb, Damn rief er ben asrtsrs
msiiter uno iibergab inn bic 2ies CUR
4ufbe7erung Der Soft Der paor Irres
i~tantsn uno Sd)iiblinge, bic beim Be
5irtsgerift inbaitirt paren. .Ius Der
Saut fobr'n t0nnt' eins!" brummte er
drgerlid Dor iib bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
@crciniatc SGngcr uOn Baltimore.

SouptQllorticr: ,@crmonin WGn'
nerhor e NollC;" GrGiiOent Scnrp
GbomoS; correiponoirenOer mo PRO.
tofouirenDer SefretGr pro tenn. Is.
Simmelbeber, Nr. 315, NorO.GOcn.
StroBe; 6inon5iefrctdr g.. @immel'
beber, 9tr. 315, Norb.GOen.S traBe:
Shobmeiiter s.. WtidlidL Nr, 713,
@urner-S trobe; Girigent 81. Sent
berger. 9eriommtlung ie0en %5lueiten
Sreitog i'm Wonot.
,@ermaniu,G uartctt.Glub."
SouptQuortier: @ooner's Sole,
Nr. tt6, NorosGoca.S troBe, Sil9.
itunoc: GicnitoGS. - 9iri9ent 5.
&aroluS.
,Irion."
Sauptquorticr: nGtog.Saue," Nr.
WtittnodJ 60 Girigent: s. s. 6ro1t.
ySurmonic."
Sollptqrorticr: Nr. Ala, MeIt'
6opette . StroBe. Sin9itunoe; Glen.
tags - 9irigent: Sobn u. alein.
y8ermonin WtGnnerd)or."
Sauptquortier: @ermnnin . WGn.
ner6or.Sdue, Nr. 410 bis Alp, @elt-
lombard trabe. S~inGitunOe: Con.
neritogs - 3irigcnt: Sbeooor Sent
berger.
mSroblinn."
Souptquortier: Sroblinn 3oIle,
Ger. 20O0, Srcoerif Apenlle. Sing'
itunoe: WittlpodS - 9iri9ent: Sobr
q. &lein.
,Nrbciter. WGnnerdor."
Soitptqltartier: AnoreoS' Snle.
Ir. 3l4, SanoperltroBe. Sinsitunoe:
WiittpodS - Girigcnt: 9apio Wte,
lomCt.
.Sbalia.W Gnnerfor."
Soltptoiiortier: @oigt's Solle, Nr.
1922, Sorioro.A penue. Singitunoe:
IienltogS - Girigcnt 5. s. Sranf..
y2ocuit.Eoint -WfGnnerdor."
Sal,ptqitortier: 3luider's Saae,
Ode Cuba. ltno gnoreltrobe. Sin1-
itultbe:, Mittmod abenos S ubr -
IirigGai: Sllbert &riippel.
rIrbeiter. Qic0ertafel."
@ouptQllorticr: &ol5' Solle, Nr.
4OS, @cIt . 2erin9tonitroBe. SinJ-
itun6c; ~GienitoDS-Giri0ent Subert
&riippel.
,WcloOic."
Souptqllortier: i. HieS' Soa.,
ode 2opItroBc uno @elnirsWarft
Sinqitunoe: GonncritugS - Girl
gcnt: 4. &arolu5.
y@opcriiGcr W1nnerfor."
SouptaIorticr: Adermnnn'S Sole,
Ode bon Caroline. un6 @ougbItroBe.
Singitumbe: Gonneritag gbenoS =
9irigent: 9luguit Sdneioer.
,Wcbger.8 ciangperein."
Sauptqilortier: Sofimonn's Solc,
Com. uno SorreititroBe. Singitunbe;
Gienitog - 9irigent: Subert Strip
pei.
.Wo5ort.W Gnnerd)or."
Sallptq1tortier: Hobert 8ollmer'3
Sale, Ar. t921-1923, Orleans
StraBe; Singitunoe ieoen Conner
Itdg Abenb - Girigent O. y. H0bl'
mallr1.
vGidenfron5."
SauptQuartier: Sobn Sdmiot'S
(pormals 3orn'S) Sole, Ode Der 3.
uno 8orgbitrnbe, SigbIonbtopn.
Singitunbe: Mittmo6s - 0irigent
Geo. ". 8oblmann.
,9aoenia.R dnnerdor."
Sallptqiiartier: Trott- un6 5. Str,
Sigblonotomn. Singitunoe: 9ieit'
itogs Girigent Geo. ". Y0bl.
mal1it.
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;Sn pcrfanicn pocr 81 pcrpadtm:

Sarm 80 perpahteu pocr 81 pertnuicn,
beItebeno aus Al Ader euteS S0rtenlano, Elm
mes g8uiier, Elm 4 3inmers paus, StnuungeH
fir Qieroe uno aiibe, febr pniieno fir Semitic
Sdrtnerei ooer Mil6eret, 6 4leilen BON ;2Sotbs
ington. 3. e.. an Der 3. < S.sgdbn" mo
eleitrif6en Cars; aItes Gneus, Slut nm
9runnempuHer. 5ano, aieiel uno Sol5 anf
BEN Blot. Giaentbiimer gebt nab 3eutitInnb.
iebr gilnitiee @eIeGenbeit, lofort gu iibernebnlen.
Wun ~uore'Iire ODER fprehe Dor: Tr. S5nrru,
0hatispine, Wlb.. .. d 9. d. u. (03-0)
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Gallagher, Der SammciFer.
Salt! Scbcn Sic!
QeIen Sic bicie Wnnunce!
yVTtH SIt UItTt THHUHtt1
Su Uerfanfen - Sdnier I'm COO SIu6 Der
Suro.au5erne .Strabe.
Chen tertiageffeilt.

Gu perfaufen - Sduier I'm COO SIud Der
Spro.9u5erme. Strake.
Gbeu ierttageffeilt.
Sine @eieaeuheit i'm gunSen 2enen.
Sies lino Die ~neieiten uno ntoocrnfieu ttpei'
ft5dieeu Sduier in Gtts8altimore,. SGbeu Sart'
boI5sSubbboen in BdrIor. .Speife8iInmer rno
8orbaue; f6Dner anminaeitms aus peiBem
gtntueH:9larnor i'm 4sarIori pra6tpoIler
yiiberf6runf nit 8efirn5 uno Spiegel I'M
notwithstanding etfpas gienes; Sduier baben
Gombinations,1uI1 fir eleitrifbcs aiti uno
9as; ferner n~eueites S%anitdrsP plumbing, be-
ttebello aus cmaillrier gaceipannc, enuiutrter
@8af6tuileite. GIoiet NIT niebrigsbdneenoeT
&utferbebdlter, emniuirter %Isaub init Iroders
greit; 3peit5eiliaer Wafd18u6er int aeler. nit
Mb5ugsilnals sluiblub, auh 1les SSaficr bon
benz aisauB arfrebmenb. Srino5ins SAP 90
pro Sabr. Yreis mir $3.50.
Neruer Int GOO Sfu6 Der Tpro,@luuer, Strabe.
Chen feritaeeiteut, cine 8etbe bon moOerlic,i
5fueiltDdiacn Sdufern, feds Simmer nno 8ao.
Gas Baoe5inimer tntbiIi ennilirie g%aoepanne
nne n~reoernes l%dniiares Gloiet glb8n9sianal.
enfbIub. TreiS $1,000. Srillo5ins $37.b0 pro
Sabr. Sic Gage obiger 9duier lit bod uno
gefiinb.
0adSufrnsen I'm Shreau, Ir. 2537, on.
Osuuument,S trdbe. CAL
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AIT, uelde @efb ge%brauhen, fpreben bter
Dor. Inleibeu uuf Gdlnire, Wfobel iino 8rinos
eiaentbuni. SIN Sertronen. teine HoansDffise'
Mietbooen. Baltimore Suoeftment Co." gr.
1870, Aeros YaeasS trahe. els
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Inttiuns- Nuscigcn.

Sames u. SenuH. Anpalt,
200 Ct. Saul Strabe.
@ruier tucrtbouncr nnub5iuSfrctcr 9auplne,
thr @ciddtte5pcdc
In Der Staot Baltimore,
30 6uH JrOnt uH Der Yrutts StraRe
bel 10 SuR tiei,
Gr. 126, Neit' Yrntt' StraRc,
nltlidl non Sremunt,
Ser undergraduates 8erlualicr piTo leIHlB Der
ibm iibcrtra0eHeH Nttoritdt am Mittluud), ocu
II. 9ipril 1908, I llhr Hnd1mittaas, All CIT
lno Steue AM Oitenilider Slnfiino oar ,pcrth'
pplle 6igentbum nCrfauien; ea hegiunt an Der
9~turoieite bon Brat StrdBe in elmer Suffer-
nung bon 1888 Sub 6ftIit bon 6remont.S trube;
lduit ouHn nitlth an Yratt StraBe 80 6lb
mo haHn %norolldb. I'M rCdhtct gSiufel 61r
Yratt StruBe, in Glci6er &reite nit Der Sront.
175 6IB. mCbr oocr mcni9cr. bis 8ur NiuGs
Strabe. ecbGlt nit eilerl orctiiodipeH 5icgels
itcinerIrn Nuhnhaus, ais Or. 1876, gSeit Frutt
StraBe, b%Ciannt 9ruHh5inetrei.
GcriauiS geoiHguuQCl: Gan 2rittCl FGar.
Der Rclt in 6lutl glcther 3ubluRgen In leh@
uno 3lpOlf MiOndtel. nit 3inleH bonn Iage be5
NcrtaHiS MI; milieu 3lr 3ltirteoen6eit bes Der
lUaltera qelt0ert iei1; nber gllCs gaar. Gin
Scpoitt ban $500 iuIro sur 3ett oes Serinutcs
perIanat.
3nmes u. 9snuH,
8ertpulter.
Yattiiuu & Nahan,
U03-G) @uftiulatoreH.
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Baltimore Marftberihte.

NJ ont a. II .Npril 1908.
Webl. - 3uiubr 1908 SGiier.
cinihIieBIih 1870 6Giicr 5ll Occult.
Noint mo 1903 6diicr 81 Canton;
Niiitenpcriun0t 542 IGI'cr.
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SCutige Sd)Iubrote:

No0Gcn. 3uirbr 1904 9uidel ;
ans Ocn GIcpotoren 5uriidge5ooen
1914 @lid,cl; Glepntoren . &orrotb
1887 @uidcl.
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S91 gelteites Gtabliiement 1891.
MarDlano Gbatfcl Guan MRoeiatiun.
albert glnme, fun, 8eihdftsfibrer.
Safpert. CYebnube,

geaeniiber Dem @eriftseebdubs.
Simmer 229, 23f anb 233 q. Stodtuerf).
sibDif.Gde jeanette. nnc ct. 1anf.str.
9drIeben bon $40 bis $500 auf W1beI, 9in'
nos etc, obne @ntfernifnn %oerfelbert. 8efeblife
Slater. (aeine @u6erei.)N
Mo. gbone GouriIaIlo 1856. 6. & g. Bbone
at. PauI 2659. (gtop9, tS,I&S)
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SECOND CALL.

Cotton 2nc Der ...........,,. 70h
$1,000 Cotton Sndf Scr .............. TOY
$4,000 llniteo Sbs 1. 4cr ..,.,....... s5&
$1,000 llniteb Auihunbs +. Ter. ......,. s5X
%iu"o Seouoato fet ..'.''''''''''' ~
$1,000 GitD 3ker. 1929 ............. 0sh
% Sonitot Oil g.. ...,,...,.... IA
$1,000 Senbouro 4cr ............. IS
1000 Cotton 5ucf Ger .......,..... 7OA
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FIRST CALL.

SIUUU 0UEIuIlll Nlcf 5er. ........,..... 70
$4,000 Cotton Sucf Der ............. 70A
$1,000 Cotton 0uef Der .............. 7OH
$1,000 GonioIibntco SaS Aver. ........ 80
$1,000 GOnfoIiouteo Gas Aver ........ rs
$1,000 Scdbearo iOsidbr Der. ....,...s5a
$1,000 Seaboaro l0idbr 5er. .,,.....,, s5li
$1,000 Gcaboaro iOsidbrr Der. ......... sjN
$4,000 IA Sio Nrolun Bros tGtie) ..... 80
$4,000 llniteo JidiItpdDs I. Ter. ....... s5h
$4,000 llnniteo NniItunDs /. 4er. ....... s5ls
$1,000 @corGin II. aIn 6cf Der. ....... 02h
$1,000 9Heit Sirgtin GeuutrnI Ser. ..... .t02A
$4,000 Hitch Rms 5nnOtnG Der. ........, TIN
10000 Gin 3her. 1880. ........... 9sh
10 Roribern Central o.. ........... 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

8erfGnic orf ser bieiisen giieften'
b0rie.
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Scutige Sd)luBrotc:

II 3u1lhr f2,5I1 Wuld)cI
aus ocn GIcpotoren Suriidgc5ogea
1891 @uitcl; Torrutb
t3l ,626 @uihcl.
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WuiS, - 3uiubr 1892 9nitct;
&crionot Don Den Glepntorcn 1861
@uihel; G%lcpotorcu &orrntb 1913
1871 WuidCl.
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Serlanst i'm Nlgemeinen.
Geurr Manu I'm @eiAaft

Sieuer Winnu TN 8eidlaft
be5abIt Die bDcDlicI Ireife lir Httt otel 9etra'
acne 9errcn Nltioer uno S9ube. Sbrelbt Roli'
farie. l2erOe UpriummelI. Iel. Tr. 437S 81.
gaul. seq, Gr. $50, Sit'Salttmore' StraRe.
go
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gu u%crmictbcn.


Su urrmlctben:
Sine aut cinacridtctc Naderei IN GlaGc}ettha
meter Seihdttsluge. Edberes hi 0crmnn ga
oeuuuup, 9ir. III, 1orS CHARTS strafc.
CScptl,1O
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Sranen nnS TaSdcn perlangt.
%crlangt MGnner unb &uaben.

8erlnuat:
Gin 8ddEr ais brittle SaHo. gnbjulrdgeH
Gdc 9ombarO' StrGRc mno @igbiano' Hnenne,
9isblunotpiun, tlO4-1l
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Gtablirt 1926.
G0uioliOate0 Qonn g..
Rnr0.N nnsStraRc

Gin arobes aIortimett oeriauener 9idinarts
iauf, nod inter Ddlbenl apitenpreis. Str 9ebeii
nab mie Dor liberale Tarleben ant ollie Nertbs
eeeenitdlIoe. SeitensStngang 5uul TrioatsSl'
reQu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

itnflMts MISUNDERSTANDING nhBSa Sntv1h.
unter Der Mufiiht oer gSenti6ei Seiellb1tt".
6ieielieen, Die beuiffe QGnofuerfer, Irbeiter
pno 9ienitboten, 6u beibditigen piinihcn. nol'
len lh p.rfonlib eoer III 1rdnitrier 9rteisit an
ben glgenicn oer 9eieutbntt, Subnru .. Wleger,
biutnter II, 9r. 2i5-217, GDurtlano StraRe,
benoen, ipelfer unent9eItlib Iuslunft ertbeilen
piro. SprediiunoelI bon l bis b upr.
GnH27,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

Gu uerfdufen:
1iefe fpunoerbouer, neuer, Der Sest3etf emit
sipii6er Soifmuns II. Preitonitr, bur6ruee bi1l6
u. finiilerif1 %oeforirt, NIT ieoer oenfbaren Be
nuemli9teit oerfeben. einihiiebli6 conbtntrte
Gas lno GIeftiib.Q tht. ~slulaaen, Ib5ugsiannl'
Ranneit, SURFACES, eeIierfirie Seller. Irottptre
unb S6fe uro nod oiele anoere Sor5ige, oeren
Wertb uldH nur %eriueiietl lam, ipenn man ote'
(eI6en fiebt. ~giieoriger Sruno5ins. 2eifie 8ab'
tunesbebineuneen. Often fir gefGtisnns tag
LID uno Sonnt1ss.
gsalter g. Nefpbaf, 9dumeifter.
giireau an Ert unb Ste1e.
Vreis Der Sdnfer 9rei3ebn SInoert unb STINT
ala Souurs. $3.50 .00). CSan2i-WQli1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14

Mnlciben ani MObcl nnb anbere
Siderbcitcn.
fir 6 gro5ent. senou nab bent neien Seiese.
8auS %pribatir. 9iidltrr, Nr. 2tO. Cft.2ertng.
ton. 5trabc, ,.0auiant guiloing."
On Der Efiiee piro Sentfh 8eiprpfen.
Gunil6S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-06
SEVEN MEN 90 DOWN
WITH SINKING BARGE
Attached by hswser to Tug When
She Mysteriously Disappeared
Beneath Waves.

SHEl.HlRNE;, ~ s. Dec j.-Srv"n
met Grath of the southern coast or
Nova Scotia las, Thursday morning
when the barge Number lol. owned
by the Barrett Manufacturing Company
of Boston in tow of IN" tug Johh
Hughes bound from boston TO Hall
fax. went down with all her crew.
The barge left Boston Wednesday
in ttw of the tug John Hughes car
rying 2nD. 900 gallons Of coal tar That
night gal" sprung up and tn" sea
became boistcrouS. About ! W
O'Clock on Thursday morning an un'
usually heavy strain WAS felt on the
tow rope. and III" hare" suddenly DIS
apprar"G from view f the lookout on
tn" tug.
Captain Evans Of the tug had the
Tow line cut imm"dial ely so that the
sinking vessel would not drag the TUG
down with Il. Freed from the ha"
ser. the ing steamed back TO where
the barge was last seen hut was uh
able 10 find any trace Of the crew OF
Wrcrkagc.
The accident occurred al A POM
20 miles south of Seal island. cape
Sable.
After remaining in the vicinity un
til daybreak, the tug headed for Shell
burne and reported the tragedy TO
day.
The barge was built 20 wears age
at Duluth. Mimi. and was constructed
of iron. Her hailing port was Ma
CARA Falls.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-06
DEFRAuDs THROUGH MAILS.
This is Charge Lodged Against WIN
tiers by Authorities.
CBy Associated Press.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 3.-R. l.. WIN
r.rs ~ wears old. claiming to b"
from Williamsport. Pa. Philadelphia
and Atlantic City. was arrested ny
United ) atrS Postoffice lnspfc' u
Hulla today upon a warrant chaTs'
ing HIN with using the mails to de-
fraud
Winters was held in bail until Decem
Der Is 10 allow the government time
10 secur. Witnesses from North caro-
lima. and other points.
y. y. Self. of TelfOrd, Tenn. VINO
had shipped Winters poultry. etc, va
the complaining witness today. VIII
tors the government alleges. recent
" received two car loads of oranges
a car of fur from Oklahoma an'
MANY other things from din"reh'
arts of III. country.
The defendant adm tied his Only as
set was Office furniture and s." II
bank
He has been trading as tn" WIN
tcrs Mercantile Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-06
SMITH MURDER CASE.
Preliminary Hearing Brings Out I'M
portant Facts
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.
RALEIGH. y. C.. Dec. ..-T"s!-
mony that Or. W. r. Smith. Ricn-
mond, Va. coal company salesman, on
the night # his recent arrival in
Raleigh, visited in an intoxicated and
rishcv"lei condition Earl cotton :
cafe in the tenderloin district. ana
thai he was aiken into rear room
BY Cotton and CottOn's friend. I'm
n ldefield and later brought ont ana
carried away in a hack driven by a
negro. Ed Chevas. W; .roduced at
today's pref minary "A ng in IN"
case OF Cotton and HlI field. charged
with murder and with assault ana
robbery.
Smith was found dead in rock
quarry the morning after these events.
Richard Williams. a negro, testlhed
that Cotton sent Smiths diamond
ring and watch to a negro woman
who hid them.
The hearing viii. be continued Mon
day.