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New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Caroline Skidr1or. Willis. dsuzhfs- -
late John Townsend Willis married v.-..ss
afternoon to Walter Jones Hewlett. son ~ ",
Walter r Hewlett I'm the Church ~ - W,
the Virgin. West 18th street. The bride ubo -
given away by her cousin. william T. Wills
In gown Of white satin. trimmed with lses -
wore a tuIIe veil fastened with orange blos.,--
Miss Henrietta A. Hewlett. a sister of the b-,s
groom was the maid Of honor and ths onv :.
tendant of the bride Louis Hewlett uas -
brothers best man and the ushers two o,s.
brothers Robert and Rudolph Hewlett and oIIv
Livingston Jones. jr.. T BaChe BIeecksr s-a-.
Wood Livingston. Frederick FIoyd-Jones vnii.,,
wIIston Wood. jr, and Charles J. Stewart "a.
ceremony performed BY the Rev Dr. Georz,
NJ Christian. the rector. and reception foIloxss
at Sherrys-
For the benefit OF ST Mary-s Free Hospital ..
Children at NorwaIk. Conn a White Sale. "a
"A Ten and Twenty-hve-Cent store will Be- 80
on Monday and Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. "
Lannan Bull in Fifth avenue.
william RhineIander leaves town to-day .or A..
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster. who ar,
now in Europe. are booked TO sail for home at .,
end OF the month
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman are in town tsr +.
few days staying at the Hotel Belmont
J. Pierpont Morgan Is in Paris. making his head.
quarters, as usual. at the Hotel Bristol. On ths
Place VendOme
Mr. and Mrs John E Parsons have left town ,e
their country place at Harrison. Y Z
Mr. and Mrs. Walter :. Gurnee, ir, viii ear,
New York on Wednesday next for Oyster Bay,
Long Island where they will spend the summer
Mrs. Horace Russell and Miss Marie Russell via
ave now in Europe will sail for home on May .
MI and Mrs Forsyth Wickes. who are n mourn
ing for Mrs Wickes's father, tie late George Girls
yvoId Haven. are spending the season az TGxetO
Miss Adele Colgate. daughter or the Countess
o. strarord is staying with Mrs VI Dwight Coz
1iar at her house in West +8Jh street. and later
will accompany Mrs. Collier 70 LenoX- Mss C0-
eate came over from England TO act as brides
maid AT the wedding OF Mrs golfers dausnter 70
David T. Dana
Mr. and Ms Arthur Scott Burden nave !eiI iowa
for their place Long Island, where tleS VII =
main until thev go to Newport IN july
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
APPLE TREE ON BROADWAY.
Fork correspondence Pittsburg Dispatch.

York correspondence Plttsburg Dlspatch.
One of the remaining monumental trees OF
New York stands In Grace Church yard, at Broad
way and 10th street It's an old common country
ample tree, but ii keeps green the memory of one
Mynheer Brevoor:. Dutchman and farmer. Nearly
a hundred years ago the Brevoort acres spread out
where the church stands. When New York
began to stretch out the city planned straight
thoroughfare and named Il Broadway. The
veyors got far 10th street. where their prog
reSs was stopped by the Brevoort gate Keep off
nv land!' shouted old Brevoort in most forcible
Dutch confronting them with dog and stick.
The surveyors scaled the fence and marched on
through the next mans field to the left The
suit vas that the plans for a straight main thor
oughfare were unnlade by old Brevoort's threat
ening stick and tongue, That is why there is
bend in the street at this point and why
is kept there greasing the trolley SLOT why team
sters tug their relns and speeding automobiles slow
nm Grace Church came into possession OF the
land in later years and in gratitude the church.
men are preserving the olS tree to commemorate
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
CARDINAL LoGUE HAS BUSY DAi
Irish Primate Entertained IN Wasnihs'~
President to Receive Him To-Day

Washington. May 5.-Cardinai LoSus the t,-ssss
OF Ireland. who was the guest of t@'hs1 -.
pastor cf ST Patricks Catholic Churc1 ~ a.
busy day. lie attended the celebration o. - >
ular parish mass in 81. Patrick's- sfter s ~
received Representative Bourke Ccchra"- - o
York at the rectory Later the prelais - s-l.
pay his respects to Ambassador Bryce az % ,~-
ish embassy and Monsisnor Fah''n'' ,.-I,,r
tClic delegate, at the PaPal legation = -
the day MOnsiguor FalcOnlo and Chefe' "a 10
Papal Legation. called on Cardinal LosN
their respects xvss
luncheon in honor or the PriUrate w4' o'srss
at the Catholic University of America !" ,.nesr
OConnsn. rector and Cardinal Gibbons 80 o.
lor. Of that institution. Cardinal L"suo 10
tended a reception OF the visiting hisraie -s tss
Catholic Church. who are here 10 rnars
Catholic University meeting tomorrow 11s 90, sa
day at ST. Patrick's rectOry. Cardinal - acus
be received by the President at the ""
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
NEW YORK DIVORCE LAW.
To the Editor of The Tribune

Ius
Sir: New York is one OF the only two states in
the Union that has not made desertion a cause for
divorce New Jersey has adopted the suggestion
OF the convention az Washington and amended the
law in this regard. The Empire State has seen
tit TO remain on the outcast plane of South Caro-
lima and permit its women to ill "A life OF ap-
prehensive suffering and negation. The extra ses
sion of the Legislature could do better work
than to revise the divorce laws OF this state in ac
cord with the principles OF justice and the con-
sensus of the majority the states of the Union
This would be probably one point upon which the
Legislature and executive would be in harmony
VIII you give IL voice? VIII you plead for the
cause that has been lost sight OF in the whirlpool
OF legislative pulls and manipuatons? This il
cause worthy OF your influence. and TO put the
Empire state on plane not to falsify its name
let 1t be just to its women. Then In time. ID NAV
De Just TO all PATIENCE.
New York, May g. laoA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
IFron The Tribune Bureau

TFrom Tho Iribuhe hUIo""- ..,tx
WASHINGTON May 5-The President h"u a. ;.
TODAY with Senator Carter of Montana aoo
postal savings bank bill and ehpies
that the measure would be passed. 49,.
60, ctH,h introduced the members OF tne
New York American League baseoah ,ea', -
assured the President that IL ne "ouio iu
office again every one of the ball players "o0'
out and root for him.
Callers at the White House TO-DAY 1..,tve.
80, Iodos Rorab and Taylor. Representative
Jones. Calder. McMorran. Jenkins, watson
Allen Interstate Commerce Commissions
ord n, Rtxev surgeon general of the navy
The Cabinet met at IL a. m ana aoJodi - -
TX m Secretaries Taft Metcaf and Straus
were absent.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
HARvARp's GIFT TO CAMBRIDGE.
he Boston Transcript.

The city OF Cambridge has received new COM
bination chemical and hose wagon and team OF
horses the whole outfit valued at $4,000. from
Harvard College. The fire wagon Will he
placed in the house of Engine :. which Is in Main
street opposite 6th. and will go into commission
this week.
but at first accepted. some citizens claim
Ing that IN this way the college seeking
nut stop to the agitation in regard TO college
taxation. 1t is supposed. however. that the in
sttution recognizing the fact that fires occasion
ally in the college buildings deems il only
fair that ii should take some part in main tanning
the citNS fire apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
THE CABIN EFT.
rrro- Tho Tribune Bureau-I

TFrorr The Ir1Dure
Washington. May 5.-Mrs. Meyer a1iu ~. Co.
Never. wife and daughters Of the postmaster e.
eral will go to New York tomorrow aiiu VIM
the following day to spend seFerai H
ling in Europe. o.,,-,ad
The Secretary of Commerce and LABOR re'ulheu
tn Washington from New York tonight Inc SCI
retary and Mrs. Straus have issued inVltatiohs IO
a dinner and reception May "A, in honor OF tlI0
welfare department Of the National Civl. ,u.ah
ell and others will be present
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
SUBMARINES FOR SPONGE FISHING.
from Daily Consular Reports

From Daily tOnsuIar Reports
Illustrations. together with full description
are given in Partisan journal of a novel type
OF submarine intended for the sponge fishing in
dustry the coast of Tunis The vessel is
built wholly of iron and is 1874 feet in length hy
b.24 feet in diameter the general form being
cylindrical, with hemisphertcal ends. IL is in
tended to carry two men, and is fixed so as To
enable the vessel 10 move along the bottom.
An electric lamp with rehectors fixed in front
viii serve to illuminate the bed of the sea. and A
glazed spyhoe In the bow of the vessel enables
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

whole kingdom is the historical unit and the
various provinces are mere fractions OF |" now
and then arbitrarily made to play the part oi
integers: but in Germany the indivldual s'",e
is the historical unit and the empire IS col.
lection of integers. That Is the iuhuai'eh''' "a "
consideration which will. we are inclined to
think. long postpone the obliteration OF state
lines in Germany.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
Mr.. CLEVELAND IMPROVING STEADILY.
IRv Telegraph to The Trihune.l

Lakewood. n. J.. May 5.-Mrs. Cleveland said
early this afternoon that the former President was
showing constant Improvement. She said no def
mite arrangements had been made for his removal
to Princeton. 1t was found that the Lakewood
climate especially agreed with the patient. Dr.
Joseph T. Bryant is expected TO see Mr. Cleveland
to o-morrow. DR.. G. Rowe Lockwood, the stomach
specialist. returned to New York this morning
Mr.. Cleveland has had no physician all day to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
Aho,,1 Peoole and Social Incfdents

Mrs. John Van Rensselaer, will have charz. -.
Saturday Mrs. Kicks will look after the xus,t,
Mr. and Mrs Woodbury. Blair entsrtains4 =.
dinner tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
Aen71ork Dailn Gribr,1e
WEDNESDAY. MAY 6, 1905

This newspaper is otcned and pubhShed Og
The Tribune association, q NeD YORK cpTpofd-
.,o. ofce and principal place of business, Trib-
une Building, No. 154 Nassau street, AeW 1"h'
ogden MiIIS, president; Nathaniel THtfte' sec
retgry and treasurer The address Of the off,
GERS is the Office of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
WscoUNT MORLEY IN UPPER HOUSE.

London. Nav 5--John Morley and Sir Henry
Fowler took their seats in the House OF Lords to-
day under the respective titles discount Morley
OF Blackburn and ViscOunt Wolverhampton.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

Both Tom L. Johnson and John "A. Jonnson
are said to b. facing defeat In the Democra''o
State Convention In Ohio. This Is evioently Iio'
TO be johnson year in Democratic poii'lcs'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
TO BE REcKoNEo WITH
fillmore News.

From The Baltimore News
Unless the Governor gets the reforms ne is IS
after from the extra session or Ihe Leg ~ {
II looks very much as If he would go before the
people again a platform calling for theII
There is nothing the opposition would dlstke
more That is the cause OF the excitement IN
+LaTr raOIES
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

AS the Suly bubble" which just pursC was
soap bubble. what else could nave oeeh eN
pected?
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

Secretary Straus of the Department OF Corn-
merce and Labor said the other evening: pre-
FER the emigrant to the immigrant When ne
goes home he has American ways, American
ideas and American habits. He goes lor'"
preaching America to the world CaDie us
patches from Corsica show how American way >
have been initiated in the uttermost nooks oi
the world At a municipal election In a Cor
sican town last Sunday the rival parties pep
pered each other with shotguns until troops ar-
rived on the scene where the Will of the peopie
was being registered. There were probably al
least ten emigrants from Little inns oo"iai
engaged in this arbitration conference
Der chaiI is owit' on Centre street as wen
Ludlow street.
The knowledge that so great man as MI
"Fingey" Conners had chilling experience WIN
Tee must be consoling TO Mr.. Jerome.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

which is infinitely more important at this pam
full juncture
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
ON THE TRIBUNE's VIEWS.
A SECOND TERM FOR HUGHES

From The Boston Globe.
Tba Eav-Yorlt Tribune comes right OUT Tor
sacond elective term-fOr Governor Hughes
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

The only certainty is that the convention ni VII o
instruct fits twenty four delegates 10 the hao"
cnnrnntinn for Taft.-Trenton dispatch
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

Mr. and M:s. Arthur Scott Burden nav 'V-' 20"
for their place on Long Island. where tteS VII =
s.tr until they 20 to Newport IN July
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

Der chaiI is owit'' Centre street as weh
as Ludlow street.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

Since the convention could elect only 1our
delegates it was indeed, the sUrest OF sure
things" that 1t would not be able to instruct SIX
times that number
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

ME gc0finet botte. &n Spepcr, III
ser Yfal5 ais 5obn cincr reifen 6os
Mile 0cboren, lponoerte @il8orO na6
bcn Ser. Staaten aus mo lie0cltc
Iid in @cQcuiGc, Su., OIL. GtncS
Cages uncrwartct noh Notic TOM.
memo, foprO cr sort icinc Satin III
scr llmnrnnug cinc3 @eiitli6en Dem
CT icin pollc5 &crtraucH 0cifcntt
bate. CAS- mar Dor 20 &obrcn. PHI
oenliclbcu Gage nod Oerlicb @il9oro
o;e Sto0t uto bat oieicIbc ME picOcr
bctreten.
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0aIaaher, Der Yanmeiiter.

!9n perfanfeu: Gfbnns Gr. 262f, Sit.Wlpnu,
ment. etrabc. 9reiS $3.50; 0aus ar. Gig,
aprb.an5erne.e trase. Ereis st700. aae mos
8as. Combination bon @i5f6ranf uno Sors
rnt6sfammer. ianitdrc plumbing, Serbinouna
init .a05nasfannI: bic Iroftoirs, Sole unb aels
Ter fino eementirt nit elmer 10 SUB 8rnnoiit1s
pro Subr.
600 gfud spro. efpuer. straFe.
WIoberne Speiftodiae 6dufer, 6 3irlfner uno
Nab: Fanfare 8Iumbing iro ADMINISTRATIONS;
Rreis $1,000: @runo3ins $3.50 bro Sabr. Sic
Rage Der Sdufer 1T bod nuo aefui1o.
2aoeu su eerfaHffn.
SfO50 fnufeT 2aofu uue @uhubnHs Dir. Sis,
gtnro.H urt.S traBe. 9a6sufrdaen i'm 9iirf1u,
BIT. 1851, SftW'ominenfsSf rse.
Goiuarb s. e,nHnaber, 9dnn1eiiier.
Gnffpredbenbe gndrzstn5abIuue: Heft in suS
!rieoeufteuenoeu Staten. Q4sJ
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GinIam nnb pcrarmt acitprbcn.

Genpcr, SOL, 10. 3cbruar. -
Sor elmer Heibe Don Sabrcn Er1li.
Dent elmer 9anf in geQepiQc, Sis,
8atte elmer id0nen 6rou uno 8ater
BON bier ainoern, itorb Hobert s.
0ilgaro. Elm 9rltoer oes beriibmtcn
Giienba6n Grboiers 3enrD Billiard,
tpelher ieinen guten oeutihen Namen
cngliiirt bate, einiom mo arm III
Dem oiirftig m06ltrien 3inmer zines
2ogirbauies. llnter ieinen menigc,t
Sabieligfeiten ionb man cine grobe
Sail bon 9rieieu aus ieiner Sci.
m~atbsItaot Dor, Die Gbeds uno ganf.
noten entbieltelt, weld)e Silgaro aber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
HGnbersllnucicn in Cincinnati.

6inctnnati, TO-. 6cbr. - On
Den lebten paar Bod)en iino Sun.
oerte Don Ginbriid)en uno Horb,
onidQen in 0ieier Staot periibt NOR.
ben. Cine 6rau Wagooleno Hotb lit
pom einem ginbreder ermoroet NOR.
ben. 3mei Ginbrcher orongen &c
tern gtad)t in Die @obnung pom 8o.
bert 8otti6alf Gin, ipur0eu aber BON
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Sn %Dcrfanfem:


Siefe nunoerboQen, neuen, Der Sebt6cit ent,
Iprebenoen 2siiDdiaen Sduier ann. sWiltons@be.
slotf6en S%offntana Il. Breitonttr., ourdneg bibi6
II. iiinfilerit6 oeforiri, nit ieber oerlfburer Be
@ass uno @Icltrifh. 2idt %glnlaeelt. Ib8ueStallnIs
@erbinounaen, IafiersGIoiets, Ror5eI1it Babe
Wnnnen, surfaces, eementirte Seller. Grottoire
@ertb man nlir ermciien fam, ipenn man otes
felben iiebt. 8ieoriger 8runo8irS. Qcifie 5abs
InngsbeoingirGet Often fir Seft6tign1g tdgs
lid lno Sunutags.-
Neafter 6. sasitpbal, 8numetiter.
9iireau an CRIT uno GieIIe.
Preis Der 9duier 9rei8ebn Snnoert uno 5iirfs
sig Dollars. (Sf350. 00) CSan24-gpl1)
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5u nerfaHfen:
Rr. 1913. 725, 727 etc, 8orjndl .Apenue.
gots % SUB 8 9ol bel 200 5ub: orei Ges
bierte 5ftlit BON Der DorfsJtodb: oolritinoia
prdftia ~neforirt; ieoe muoerue 9eousmlihfeit.
Gr. lis. III, tt9 ETC., re.VatnTeut. straie.
5ptfdleu Sdtrnouttfr2tnefi lInb SanettesStr..
Elm 8epiert pom .@dtterfon.9arf". 3urdbpee
ft6n oeforirt: ieoe mooerre NeauemIiafeit:
;peift6diae 9iufer. Goiuarb z. stor6. an Srt
nnb steae, ooer sr. SO. 0uather Naiibing,
bagette. uHo Ct. Haut. ctr. Jebr9, tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Trol @ottid)aIf 0urh HcOolOerIhitlie
rcrtricbcn. Giner ser &erle lit toots
lib Uerulm0et moroelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Nnr $1,000.

terarlnbe. 8ns uno eIettrifhes eidt. bouItans
ptges ab5uesfaltul.S eitem. eementirte &bte,
Geler uIlo Irnttutre, 60 6ub breiie Strnbei;.
nit oiirifi8irten SieeeIn sepflaitert, nube BEN
.Raiterion.4urf" IotnIsllnioiten $500. aleine
Radrssn5nbIuna. Spuioin.S trnhe, Sipiihen Der
eombarb. unb Hratt Strase.
CSan16, 1Wt) Spf. y. gsbite, Baumeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Baltimore Marftbcridltc.
GriiM tie

Baltimore, 10. 6ebrlIor 1908.
DC eb l.-3uiubr t2,t3t 9uidcI,
cinidlieblih 1910 9uihcl ST Occult
Eoint uto 2iSS @uihcl 5l Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Nenn oiefen Wonui nod gefauii. 0nte Sarin
in GbdrIessgounih BON t0t adern; Suus init
fteben Rdumen mo aii6e. Sbeuue uno ale no.
g9dlo. 4reis $500, nir $500 5ur anBabIuna
erforoerIidb. Gteb NIB Adergerdf6e f5nnen
cbeHfaus ilbernomr1cIf lperocn. luenii aetpiint6t.
8. gaoeutuup, iii, H.sSharIes.str., Baltimore.
6. & z. IelepboH - Ct. GauI 3tl4.
(SeptJ,tO
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Stencgefudl:

Stelicgeiudt:
Miann. Srar mo etn 9tuo fuben gef6dttiz
gulg duf Dem Qauoe pher in Der Stabt. RAD
5~nirhaeu In Mr. 2103, Salucrtuus99oao, nabe
Sreberid. 1ipnb. 42-3),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Gin oentfhe3 5rdnIcin, Der frou85ffhcn
Gprohe mdhtig, fuht Steue bel GinoerH pDcr
ais Stiibe her 6ansirat. Ndbcrcs bel y. g.,
Nr. If, 9earis Strafe. (42-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
an p%crfaufeu:

Su uerfnufeu:
gtabe Der Observation-Disclosures; 8 Gents 5abrs
peIb
8 qder an Blue galsgpe., nabe geIairs9aoao.
% ader nabe SarforbJtoao.
Wierrifeu & Merrifen,
(Sarf0,fWD 100 Eft'2erinstpn.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

uIltcr Der aufitbt ocr yGeuit0cn Ieleul1ajt"
pno 8icnitboten, 6l bef1dttigen piinf1en, mol
len itb pertonIib ooer III lranitrten grteleu an
ben Iaentei Der @efeuf1aft, Sobain .. WleDer,
lpe1oelt, pel1er unenteeItIi6 9~tlslInft ertbcilen
tpire. Spre6ftunoeH bon / bis o abr.
(Snn27,tS)
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StelegcInd:
Gin oeuifder 8uritmn6er iuht Stenc in Ell
rerlt ~SthInhtbnuic. gIab5uira9en tn sr. 1884,
Eft'Surt.Aue. 42-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

VcrInn9t:
Sofort 5ebcrn, MbbeI. aleioer, Eartte'n Saul
manns,pu arer. Siabt ODER Ganh. giab5ufragen
In Rr. 5tf, Siib.Srcmuut.s trake. CSaHll-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Gin fIeines Qaus init oret Sinlntern noc
orei Simmer nit 9of; feline Ginoer. gorcie
vg42," ,Sentiher Sorrcfpuuoeut." (42-3)
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SeutiQe SdlllBrotc:

Wats.-3u1lbr 2l0,1O1 Wuid)el;
8erianot bon oen gIcnotoren 15t,7t2
9uIhel; @lepatorens8 orratb 2,25t,
3t5 8uldeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

SftHtUt1NW.
gtt. beutl6cr. Sulaer iu1i Steqe ais Nddcr
orttter Sntto. Nnd5ufragct 1T Tr. Al, &eit'
Neft,strnkc. 42)f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

9erfnngt i'm IQgemcinen.
taats.Ginuauberunas .sHrcan,

$40 notwithstanding.
Sarmer, iucirhc Nrbeiter b%ruidIcnt mugcn btcS
NircaH lufurt benadlridlttgeu. Sine Il5abl
YtItc criuden tdgltd nm Htrbelt uut Sdr1neu
uln iucroel Don ms an Die a@ciellfdait fir
prpuniiiries Nobltbun" nerpieie1.
(lio ,QSu) u, Il, Srappe, Sefretdr.
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gerfGufe- oltf ser bieiiocn Giieften.
VGrip
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 Gouf @OS Der. ............... tO7I3
$4,000 Cnabu @atcr SO Gonf 5er...... 65%a
$500 tluiieo 8pS 5unotna 5er. ,..... 1879
5000 lluitco rms 5uuoing 5er....... 1884
$4,000 llutieO 8p5 6unOtna 5er.,...... 1t
$1,000 ga Cor II. 5Iu r............ 99A
% g]'ortbern Central . d. .....-.. 81
SECOND CALL.
$4,000 llaiiCo Rus Gint ............. n
10000 llntteo Rms Gtut. ........,... 4613
$4,000 Sea0oarrO atr Cine 4er........ 47h
$1,000 1eGboaro air Zine Ier......... Al
10 lInttcO H]atouaBs Gom fl
3 g}ortberr 6entrut .......... st
500 llnitco @s C1ruft gtfs) ........ 1914
, 80 NO Rational Nunt .............. is
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Ic 9}otirungen iporen Wie foI0t:

Mci5cn. - 3ufubr 1896 9us
idcl; &erlonot bon 0cn Glcpotorcn
t9,40 9uifel; gleuotoren.8orrotb
532,00S 9uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

HoQgcr.-3uflbr 3ll5 9uidCI;
aus Den Glcoatorcn 5uriidQc5ogel
2S51 8uidel; Glcputorcn . @orratb
220,953 guihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Sin @roobdder fuht Steae ais iipeite Surlh,
ginh5utra9eu in Hr. 121f, Srteepc'S trnhe.
(I2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Gin Iebigcr oeuti6er S6ublnod1er iudt SteIs
luHa. Ga63uiragen IN Hr. 1905, FlnmsNae1.
G2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

NU Ut. OHTIIUT JI-I WUTUJVI,
aus ben Glepotoren 5uriidqcjogcn
1888 9uihcl; Glcpotoreu &orratb
t50,S91 guIdeI.
Seutige ShlltBrnte:
WeiBcr Hr. 2 l6merer. -. 56 -56R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

Steilcaciud:
Sin o~enticher erfabrerer piafdinenbnlier.
audb Moiorbduer pocr ais Gbauffcur nit re
mout flht 4efhdftiaunq. Sthrcfic: e. Nuiiuif,
9r. G23. ts@ermnr.S Str, Baltimore, Mo.
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stcleaeiudl:
Gin gdder iltbt Stelluug ais critic noer
5lpeite Sano. aiab5nfrdaen in Ar. f24, Spul'
oiu.StraBc, SigBlauntuipm. (39-42)
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-11-26
Total

The vote for Prohibition legislative candidates
is not complete, thirty-seven counties being miss
ing. The counties which have reported show
vote of 1924, to which should be added 10000
as heard from In 1906 Cook county gave 1858
for Prohibition legislative candidates, so that
the returns this year show nearly double for
Cook county. In the belance of the state outside
of Cook county in 1906 there $4,000, max
ing total for that year of 177,713 in the entire
state. Taking into consideration the gain Of
1876 in Cook county, it is believed that the
total in the state this year will be above rather
than below 100000; which will be verified, it
seems reasonable to expect wnen the returns are
reported from the remaining thirty-seven coun-
ties.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-11-26
WEST VIRGINIA
Results of Hard Work by Loyal Workers Seen
in Mountain State Counties

WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA, November 1s-
Especial correspondence 1.-The vote in Ohio
county, this state, for Swallow in 1904 was 1877.
On November Chain received 157. In Brayton
county Swallow had sixty-two in 1904, and Cha
fin in 1908 has 1902 In Mcdowell county in 1904
Swallow had thirteen votes, while Chain
ceved forty-hve November 3. In Marion county
the vote for Swallow in 1904 was 2O7, and for
Chain in 1908 it 345 Conservatively est-
mated, Chains vote in the state will be $3.50,
while Swallow had 4413 in 1904 Mills for gov
ernor will receive about 500 votes in the state.
These 1908 figures show the largest vote ever cast
by Prohibitionists in the Mountain State"
Where work was done, gains resulted Mills
speeches were especially effective. At Piedmont
Swallow had two votes in 1904. Mills spoke there
to large crowds and the vote this year is twenty
two