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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
Belmont,s Widow Gets All.

New YORK, jane 19.---The will of
Oliver H. T. Belmont, who died recent
ly at his country home in Hampstead.
L. l., has been filed in the surrogate's
office. Under the will Mrs. Belmont is
to receive all the real and personal
and she is named executrix over the
estate. The value of the estate is not
given,
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
TO THE WATERTOWN REPUBLICAN.
sht to make and publish trafic agree

right to make and publish trAfnc agree
ments subject to the approval Of the
commission, but maintaining always
the principle of competition between
naturally competing lines and avoiding
the common control of such lines by
any means whatever.
I'VE favor such national legislation
and supervision as will prevent the fu-
ture over-issue of stocks and bonds by
interstate carriers.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
Korean Insurgents Murder S26

Seoul, Korea, June 19.-Carefully col.
lected and verified statistics show that
Korean insurgents within the past
eight months have murdered S26 peace
full Koreans who were members OF
pro-Japanese society, and burned $50
houses with a loss of $4,000 yen. in
number of cases entire crops were
confscated and women assaulted.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
Giant Cracker Injuries Boy.

Jersey City, n. J., June 19.-William
Foley, aged six years, of 179 Sixteenth
street, Jersey City, had two teeth
knocked out and his mouth badly
lacerated by giant firecracker which
boy, who escaped without being identi-
find
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
Marine Killed in Prize Fight.

Philadelphia, June 19.-Marine Peter
Hagen, the star boxer of the United
States battleship Mississippi, was
knocked out and killed by a profession
al fighter during a six-round bout
aboard the war vessel at the League
Island navy yard.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19

Chicago, June 19.-The Republican
national convention assembled for it's
third days session at 10 o'clock in
the morning, prepared to rush through
the remaining business with all possi
bic speed. Adoption of the platform
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19

MIR. and Mrs. John Heitz and Mr.
and Mrs George Scheele returned
yesterday from Reeseville, whel Q
they attended the wedding of = friend.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
NORTHWESTERN BOYS
ENJOY THEMSELVES
THIRTEEN JOLLY SENIORS
HAVE AN OUTING.

Baseball Game the Principal | Cd
ture of the Ddy-Members OF
Military Company Enjoy Picnic
at KuSSel'S ISldnd-ToOk Place
of March Out.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-19
Nomination of Candidates.

Then came the most important busi-
hess before the convention-the nomin-
alton of a candidate for president Of
the United States Of America. Con-
grassman Theodore E. Burton, of Ohio,
presented Taft's name to the conven-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
SonntogS=SorrelponOrnt,

Ter gcitri9c ySOnntagS- Correspondent" unr wic6ernm Gnferit
intcrchant nn6 ab Gin SpicGcbilO DER Grci9nic ppm porbcrecbcnOcn
Soar ants a0cn Ebclcn Der Mclt mn Der Wgcrcu Ncimatb. Gbcn.
fNas mc Gblid cutlGlt Der bcnti0c yGurrCpunbcut" nMc uiIcnsmcr.
then Ncni0frtcn. IN Der gcirigcn 3ctun8 wr Der Jmbalt mc fONt
ucrtbcilt:
I. Scitc-@cidGie, SDcatcr, Scr8nHannas- nnb onorrc Nn}ciacH;
5ccgropbidca; Gun9rcf ucrtugt.
:. Sctc-Scc0NpHiidc 9cpcidrn; &CramcrS IgitntiOu; &rpnn nmo
StomOrf; SlntbaO i'll Der SHrfci Ii j. w.; Nnr9cn.
). Scitc-GnrOp0Utc Scpcihrn; %pm @rnnocigcntGnmS Mnrft;
Yn5ciQcn IGcr GrnnOcgcntbums gnlnaem.
f. SciC-GOitOrr0c SOnntnas |lOnocrei; Mindcncr grici non
Sans Yf0cr; 6rGnfinrtcr %ricf; 0coidtc Bonn Snapper
brGn," oSdrncrj nno Ero"; &crCinS=, SoOcs+ mo &c
i6af9NnTigcn; &crGnRNun0SplGtr.
j. Scitc-GofncS; Sbcatcr; MniimbanS; oGin Sdrit uurluGrtS";
MctGOOitu GOufcrcu}; 5cemnihnc; Nn5ciacm.
6, 5rir-NnslonO 2cpcidcm; 3c nicicuOc Tflanc; Sricf ais
McriU; Degeneration orS cn0lilhcu National Characters;
Nn5cincH; @citGit9Y HcauciNr; Snmpicr nb GHcubabncn.
T. SCitc-AnTigcn, &crlangt niAu; oNNns, SOf nO Gnmb"; ShUf
SdOnbmnm; HOfdlcS; CrmnOitifS llcbcrtraaunacn.
8. SCtc-Staht Baltimore; SNe &ctCr; NNOipicl; Yuitiidcs gacr.
lei; WrdbrIdmidnnaS In0; gSnnocrbarc9 GntfOmmcn;
SdicnrCt; Nn}i9cm II. l. III.
2.SGciL
t. Scic-anS GcNtihlnuo; Mbidicosfricr fir ben @cianocn SUmcr;
@nnmmONfOnig Ercc in SflunltGtcu; Irnu @ninucf'
NndluR ucrtnnft.
=. Scic-oScr SOGn Der Nngar," Mumon uon Yonl Gcacr.
;. Scic-&ptn0dridtn aus Grnidlano NM or Sdnucii; Jntcrci.
iantc NOdridJtcu ans Dem On mnb NuSI0uoc.
t. ScHr-pNm Scc," 6cOdt Uuu Gmmn MuhbuS; Ser WcbIhciu"
un ESbctG Mcucr; sic 5rbrOdcnc SbcctnHc"; Inlanb;
Sroaiidcr llntcrNnua cncr Tumilc.
D. Scnc-Sanlrirtcr @b mno Nnmur.
6. Schc-9ns rcOiOirtc autiffcGico; EiIgcrfaGrt OS g9utidcn
r6miIf %fntholidcn GcntrnlUCrCinS uun Norb- Nmcrifa";
Shirt &HIOu in icincr %SGnSidtcit; Gle Trn i'm @rOi.
bctricb; 6obcniOlcrn, bc Sn Wanbcm mcdicn; 6citcS
%lnf, &crIincr WcridtSrnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Gna critic @inrf Gru5crt.

! Iinoct inn Grub sill Mart" itott.
oonnn >, uoo q,crioncp nonrcn
,,,,, ,: n:. ;.,
''''''>,'''' y" -" '"''''u"''
les F~Fooroll'Iil' N'ld)''d)'r
IpplolI3.
"a, m,mncri,h5ro U2ct,or r,,f.,
.,o,re,,, 1}nMn,itto, n,n 5Nnon ~.
91moo Wcr;nnrn ",L n,n, Tr,,;n.
1ioE,rr~ NM ,,,, : nil : ,Ihr n,.
a, o,,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Wntc Snnoitrafcn.

@ouOcrnClr Grotbcr9 miro Die nod.
ltcu 0rci Wod)cn Den Stuat brrCi-
len. - Die Nittidc 0c8 &oIfc9
iibcr Nnlugc gutter SauOltroBcn
ipllcn nlt5gclln0cn mcr0cH.
NoltOcrucur Grotbcr2 bcoblidtigt,
IN Den nGd)itcll Orci gSod)cn iciuc
gun5r GncrAic m0 3cit Dem gcpIun.
ten &on0ItrnBcnbou 81 miOmcn, lno
al2}ulin0cn }1l ncrInbclt, mas Die
Milnld)c0ca %oltc3in 6en Ocrl6ic0cnca
Nbcilcn 0c3 StanteS III Oicicr 0in.
iiht iin0. Ger 8olluerncltr miro NIT
Der Sun0ltrnBcn. Gnmmiiiion inn SUM
cine groBe gln5abl Counties bcllIdcn,
mo miro Gn0c Suni gcniigcn0 Wtn.
tcrIul %gcluntmclt leill mn tcIt5ltltcl.
IClL lpcldc &onGitrobcn gcballt lpcr.
0Cn lollcn. Ger @oupcrncllr bat be-
rcit9 nit Der G%ommiiiion bic Gounl
tics bc8 NIt,Icr& lrt0 BON SiioHWtu-
rplon0 bcrciit mo 1T fir 0iclcn NO
nat iolgcnoc5 Gcilcprogramm ieitge'
icbt Uor0cn:
I. Sum- - Tahrt iiber Die geplunta
Gbculiec in Wtontgomcrp-Goultp
2. Sum- - %criontnllln0 IN bod.
piuc.
3. &uni - 10 ll6r &orm., Ser
ionmllunQ in Goflon0, mo , Tier
Nohnrittog3, &criommlung in Sum.
bcrlono.
A. Sitni - I ll6r Nodnt., Scr.
ioninllrutQ in @ogcr5tolpn,
3. SUM - If llbr Nornt, Scr
lonmlunG in 6rcoerid.
If. Srni - II llbr Gorn1, Scr.
%Ionnllulg in Ga 4}Ioto, a llbr Nodl.
nlitto05, &criommlnltg i'll llppcr
WGrlboro.
IL. (Nuti - II ll6r &orm, Scr,
iommlun0 in annapolis.
rs. SUM LII llbr Eornl, Ser.
iomnllung IN Snom Sill; Va llbr
9iodlno &criomnlutg in Salisbury.
II. Sluti - 10 llbr @orm., Scr.
IommIlnq in YrilceB Slime.
%. Slni Lii llbr &orm, Ser.
io,nmlltno IN Gaieott.Gitp 3 llbr
9tadm, Grrloututlumg III @eItnlil-
tier.
n. Suni - Ell llbr &ornl, Ser
ionlmIung in 9eluir; 3 llbr Nod)'
lnitto0a, &crionmlulg in Solplon.
Gbci Sngrniclr ". ", Gro@bp mo
Sctrctar Clarence Womcrnlalt luer.
Den Die Gonmiiiion begleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Gic Nnuoc &Crurounn0.

@cutc miro ocn Mrmoclicbhu6crn pom
Goujtc iiir Foli5ci mo @cidng.
nib Gin @cb0r QcRcbcn mcrocu.-
Io2 Sd1idiul Ger WcrorOmung i'm
Gucjtcn Notb9}pcigc.
Cas- WcH0r iiir Die NunOclicbbobcr
iibcr sic @uuoc &crprOmmg miro
6clttc Dor 0cm Gon1itc iiir Boli}ci mo
@cidnQuiE ituttiinNcL un0 Die N}it.
alicOcr 0iciC2 Ncrciu1 pcriltMCt, Der
idicocnc Bridge 5u Der @crorommQ
]ourdBuicbcu. Gic StinmtnN gCgCn
Die Oruitiid)cn NCitinmln0cn Der
&cror0nnng cc~ntroIiiirt iih immcr
mebr mo bat rubiNc llcbCrlcNlmQ
0cm Giicr mouI0Nlih alien NuHOcu
0cn @orulr@ jt mddcn, &IuB &C..
mndt nud0cm Der (bicrihubpCrcin
cnOIid) cinuol lcinc Sduloi0tcit &c
tbot ln0 Die Strobcn BON berrcnIo.
len @lul0cn AcidlIbcrt rat.
n,r,,rh M;>nr no, W.; ctann,,
Observation-Disclosures, ,,nEnt Eat ~,
Gsa5'r,,r >,5tih't SG,,mnr,,,n , ,n Wv, Wv, WV
@;Hr. t,tta 49,, o,Ih ' ","L1a. ,I",'S" 49,.
Fnmn,th Gtt ncni'c,t ,'nH W.
,,nn S,[, ,i,h Gin or~n,,,,nit ;n.,
iihcrtrn,,cr w., ''"
Tin fIo;,,n ~o,r;c.t, o2;o;. ,,,1ao
an, Snn,5tno nnr ,Mt
nr,, tnnc,, %n,,So "oE;1,, m'.>o
iid iritNcn, IN, Wo;tc,r >n;,it,,t rri;',
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
BUR WctbOOiltcn GOnfcrcn5.


Ncl'lc |pel'o Suli'B p'C eolIete'Ij'-
Stc G%clc8oten drbcltcn nit Sod)'
0rud.- Grci SibrmQcn am Gam.
iton Wcmoltioea Yrhritsnpn.
.rN u,>aa3a;,u ;Hr
p'e @Viot'' u" S"'9'l''''9'N'
1ir G;pncroI 0nuirycn, der biid,1i.
GA ,,o,h,n;;fiAo, o;rhc ,oht il.
''"' c"o'' :" N"'0o''' '''''" w,
Der pPe leBlcH So9e ptlIol'tW lI'''
Noh0rld 0curbcitct, NM menigitcns
fciuc Der midtiuItcu Nltfoobcn nnCy.
rc>;,t hin4cr ,;h f,,;cr -, mii,icr Sim
49,. -
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u)er ole 1cll llr cue pt9all'lue ~yt
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men. eile 8lalle 9oll'ot erl'll cue
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lo'ortl9e ehilo'i'l'9 'f9ello eineS w
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toDoIllUe Welro''lc 9el''eBl' mag olc'
ol'd) III llIoBl9er Horlll ooer an 9l'
nrollllll8 or@ Hr5ieH 9'luepen. Sle
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mar oent 9l'oeillel' oer III Sllr0er'
ttlc0r WeIollellcl 9eloloillet. Sei'olot
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oadflliBrcpe' III ipeld)er CT DER WfelDos
o''lrll.Stlrdle pereoie" Sop iollfe' Oie
hau clller HeilBerilll9 oeS Fro'Ioclliei'
Slncoli' "n'eot Solonlen ouf 90"
S1lonttclo lllio hleNr Stdntelpfle9e'
tllt''e1 III nc Solpllo'ef Helohol eooe'
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ldlltlllcil9ellohlilen' @hl S0line lei'
ller Ncoe 'oh0 0c 9or5e Ser1nl'lll'
lllll9 DStor Spoh9leo Sollllef" i'no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
SUnncnanT- uno llntcroonn.
SaS gTcttcr.


Sir MurDIuuo mo orn OiItrift
Golm1bio bcric mo morQcn tlar,
belltc niht 10 luurmL lcidtc mcitlidc
Win0C.
ObAIcid iih gcitcrn Ole olrrd,
id)nittlidc (cmpcrotrr nm , Wro0
hobcr dis an SomIto0 itcUtc, mar
Ole 8itc in 6ol1C oc2 acriugcn Scllhs
tlAfcitS @cboItS Der &lit m1O cinc3
&in0c9, Der SIT Soften 10 W}cilcn pro
StlIOc ans ocnl Siiomcitcu blira,
llid)t Oriidcno, inn @c0cntbcil or0c
ncbnl.
Gic (cupcrntur mar bon 6 llbr
N~iorgcu9 bis s llbr 9lbcno@. mic
folgt:
6 l(br Wor0cn@ sc @ro0;
I llbr Miotocu5 10 @ruo;
s llbr Worgcn3 - Wruo;
. llbr MiorgenS 70 @roo;
10 ltbr Gormittod3 so @ru0;
fl llbr %ornlittuQ3 ST @rao;
- llbr Wiittng9 ST @raO;
1 llbr 9tod)uittuN9 81 WruO;
> llbr NohnlittuN5 81 @roO;
8 llbr NahnlittuN9 81 Wru0;
4 l(br Nodnlittu0& IS WruO;
3 llbr Nodumittug9 IS @roO;
6 llbr 9}odmittoo3 So Wroo;
ll6r Nbcn03 81 @ro0;
S llbr Ybcr09 so Wru0.
Su 0cn iibrigcn NulOc9 Mcttcr-
observation-disclosures murocu &C,
ltcru Die IoIncn0ru b0dItcn Gcmpcro.
tiircu ncr3cihuct:
Goltport -, Yprtluu0 ST. Noitou
Sc, Nlbonp 50, 9tcu Norr 50, NbiIo
0cIpbio ST. NtIontic Gin Is. &oib
iuAton Sc, ?}orioIf IS, Charlotte IS.
SSiiiIiuQtou IS, G6orlcIton 30. Ga
pomob 90@ &HdI6nbiUc IS. <pitcr
IS, Sen Mcit SIS, 2tIonto ST. Mont
gonIcrn %, 9tcm Srlcoll3 SIS, YoIe
ltinc IS, @oluciton 81, Corpus Gbriiti
81, Ntcmphi4 SIS, Cincinnati a.
Fitt3burg 10, GoucGo Y, Nuiiolo
60, Glcpcluno g., Gcrroit IS, Nlpcna
IS. WlorQuettc Is, @rccn @op IS, Gbi
cooo o. 0ulutb 5G, 81. Aloul 81,
ct. Houie Il, SonioS Sin &c, 0mu
bo 81, @uron Gl, @i3mord Is, gGiui
IIpn 6S. @uOrc "a, &clcnu 30. Soit
%utc GitD 30, Icuucr 20, Y. FIotte
rs, 0ooac Sin IS, Amorillo IS, Cos
&nacIc3 66,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

Nnlcbull. - Gn0C gut, Niles
out - fam man BON Der critCu Heilc
Der Orioles in on3 @cbict Der Icin0c
iogetL hcnt Gcltern ld)lollcn iiC ibrc
Eourncc nit cincm Sic8 ilbcr Eroni
hence nit s qcNen 6 Sums ob. Ncltc
er0lincn oiclc bcihen Clubs cine Sc-
ric poa orci Spleen chi Ocn 6cl0c
an Der 9ort 9ionO.
Surnmorh mad Sal b
inaton. - Scd)5 N}itgIicocr rc2
E|urnpcrcin9 yBouuGrlS," Ole NM.
e. &. Singer. gIbcrt @ochn, Grnlt
Nubotomsfi, Scrmonm Einc2, eco.
marc Milo mo StonlcD Milo mny.
idirtcn SomItog Nod)t nod Mnibs
in0ton no tic Bonn Mn~ibingtonct
Turnpcrcin cilrn 9riuh ~obitottctcn.
@ortcnfeit. Gas iGbrlid)t
@artcnicit i'm Goni0bcrirtcn-Scim in
Eifcapiac miro nGditen Somitoh
Dem 100. @cbrrtSto1 bon &eiicrion
Gopi@, gcboItci1, ,TTic ioIacnocn "a.
men POM ircftorium t%rclien ole &or.
bercitunGcu; NrGiiocntin 6ruu :. Y.
Qoe; GiCe Eraiioentin 6rou 5. S.
Segnepcr unO 6ralt Somuel Sough;
correlp. ScfreiGrirL Srou Ncili0n
Goe, ir.; prntof. ScfrctGrin, Irou i.
s.. O0cnbcimer; Shobniciiterin Sri.
Georgia Bright.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

VCmcinlomc SCiCr. - Gic
ltniDtrlit0t BON Marplun0 mo ou5
ct. &obn2 GOlcD BON Ehmopolil,
mclhe bcibc &nititutc lcit lrBtcm
Sabre pcrid)moljcn linO, mrr0cl ben.
tc Nbcn0 0cmcinl6oitlid ibrc ,Eabrcq.
ldlIBicicr in Der Wiuiit NfoOcmic
bulicn mo GiplonC al 30 Broouir
II Der illriitildcL Observation-Disclosures
mc0i}iniidcn mo ufuocmiid)ru DC.
p0rtcmcnt2 pcrtbciIen. llntcr ncn
@ro0uirtcn Der llniucriitGt b%ciinOct
lib Fotcr Sbomu@ q. 0uiin Gin
Ericitcr I'M ct. Soicpb'& Seminar,
Der lcinc Yriiinmg ais &lriit bcitono.
Vel DER Seller miro Erdiiocnt @cor0c
&, 9lecO pom 3idinion College Die
Iitiprad)c bnItCn mo @olp. GrothcrS,
MoDor MobooI mo ouOcrc Staot$
rtO Stootbcomtc mcrocn omucicnO
icin,
2 f II + Der " oion0o6t.-
&n Der ct. AIpboniu2 STRIDE iQnn
Geitern Der Gd)lub Der Moionoud)t
ltutt, bel lucld)cr Noter Hettor @utt
Grlebrunt, Noter Gliding Iiofcn mo
Batter Nol4fClo Suboiotnn mar. Nu.
Ter Sobn Goilp belt ole NrcOi0t, Der
cine Hro5ciiiou foI0tc. Sin por5ii1.
IideS mliifoltiid)es ErogrnUm trltg
sur &crih6uerruig Der Nnoodt 6ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

*** Ia2 inter Dem 9tanlcn .(be
adilCr" inter nclter SeituRg croiinetc
Heltournnt NIT Sommcrgorten, Nr.
212O-2125, Wnoiion-Noenlc, 1T ein
cmpiehlcnsmcrtber NuicHtboltsort fiir
Nac, Die eritfIoiiigc Slide uno eincu
Qllten 5ropicn ji id1sen piiien. Gin
aus befonnten bieii9en SoIilten GIT.
lommenaciebtcs Ord)eiter bietet oGt
41itcn mirflid quite Wiliif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Sebbe!'s einsigss attelier.

8ir babcn nnr cin Mtsfier in Ynlti.
more, nnb bas bcfimbet iidj In oer
Gtage at cbcner Grbc, Nr. 321, Nurb.
0ap', nabe Sisb.Str. ainSer.Tto.
tosrapbicn cine Spe3iaIitat. - Seine
Mscntcn nnS feline Sreppcn at Iteiscu.
5. Sebbel. 8. Grui, 8eidGftsii5rer.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
.Nnrmpnic.E

Nr. III, Wcit Gazette Strahe, aarl
Sdjmiot, Snbabcr. 3urtmnnOcr nhb
MGrsrn.yicr am ;3apf. Sincrs,
Spnprrs q ia carte. Ter Summer.
gnrtea Jest fir Sas Eublifnm oifcn.
(april1tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Slcu. s. Iirncr &: 60.

3eutifes unb dnoeres aiisIdnoi.
ihes @elo e%efouit iinb ~perfauft.
8eloienbittgen beiorat nah 8eutIf.
LAMB. Seitrcid, &aBIanS Ii. (. IN.
@cdiel olisacitelt ailf ansIGnoiihe
gaufcn. Greoitbrieie uno ErapeIers
CHEQUES.
217 Nf'gaItimore- Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
, gdltct mi nnicr 9adst6mm."

Nogeons iiir @ui1ington icoe bolbc
Stnnoe aui Den .Funfi." &s0er in
Wdibington, nod annapolis lit es
n0fbig, A5u geben ooer &utiden 81
mietben. \
Raif54 o3ie Gleftriihc 2inie."
asaijf fiir'S knsinnn beiorai q. Noine. Hr.
4f3, <IsHnlfiH \Fesstry nabs0nitpmE 2paiesstpe.
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The Washington times., 1908-08-07
CRIMINALS FREED
BY TURK JAILERS
Reign of Terror Follows Lib
eral Interpretation of
Sultan's Amnesty.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. Z-Swarm-
ing from jails. and back from bani@h-
ment, under protection Of the amuesC-
which accompanied the Sultan's recent
grant of a constitution, thousands Of
long-exiled or imprisoned Turks are to-
day spreading mixed JOY and terror
throughout the country.
The amnesty was designed to cover
political offenses alone. Jailers were
disposed 20 interpret IL literally. how
ever. for the benefit Of every one who
could pay a pittanCe for liberty and all
over the land desperate criminals were
turned loose in droves to return to their
laWlessness.
The political fugitives and prisoners
were for the most part the flower of
the country, and their return to lib
erty promises to benefit Turkey i'm
menseIy. But the outlaws are already
creating a reign OF terror and in sew
eral districts orders have been given
to shoot malefactors on sight.
Trouble is also threatened between
the young Turkish party which wants
no foreign Interference, and representa-
tives of the power in Macedonia. The
commander of the Austrian gendarmerie
at Uskub has refused a command 10
quit the country with his men and d
clash is imminent between his force and
tho young Turks.
The Washington times., 1908-08-07
Bliss and Mrs. Cole
KHOwH in Hartford

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. Two OF
the principal actors in the Bliss-Mar-
tEinson tar and feathering case which
has kept the city Of Washington agOg
for a week past are we'll known in this
city. they being F. z. Bliss jr., who
was tarred, and Mrs. Charles c. Cole,
on account Of the alleged attentions
10 whom and 10 another woman Bliss
was attacked. Bliss is the son Of I. z.
Bliss, president Of the American Pub
fishing Company. while Mrs. Cole.
whose maiden name was Miss Grace
Gmgham. was well known by Bliss and
by his family when she was a girl here
in Hartford.
As soon as the name Of f. z. Bliss,
jr., came up IN connection with the
case II was wondered whether he was
the f. L Bliss. it., who had lived here
and had later lived IN Springfield, Mass,
where he was concerned in an elope-
ment scandal T. L. Bliss, ST.. ldrncr
of the Bliss in trouble in Washington.
said last night that the Washington, the
Hartford. and the Springfield Bliss were
one and the same and told also some
bits of his sons history.
The younger Bliss. il seems. was
married ten years ago. his wife being
two lived happily in Springfield until
three years ago, when Bliss elOped
with a Mrs. Moody, daughter of
Springfield dressmakeT the two going
10 Jamaica. Later he returned to this
country and went 10 work in Phiiadei-
phia The woman with whom lie
elOped returned to her home after a
while and later Bliss was taken back
by his wife. who had been living here
in Hartford with his parents.
While III Hartford The Bliss family :
high opinion of Mrs, Bliss, jr., was
confirmed by Hartford people, and she
had a large circle of acquaintanCes
here. For four weeks now she has been
away from Washington on a visit, and
is expected here in a few days. The
family mas also been expecting Bliss 70
come back TO this city.