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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
LABOR'S ONE DAY.

1t is just, expedient and appropriate
that American labor should have one
day of its own, devoted to its cause,
its people, its hopes, its highest ex-
pressions; and that it has the sane
ton of the law is all the better. There
are none, in all the wide realm Of
differentiations set up, even in this
land of presumptive democracy, who
can gainsay the equity and ethical
propriety of the anniversary and its
devoted observance.
It is sure to become an immense
factor in the uplift of the portion, and
standard, unified labor is to assume
in the development of the land and its
energies, and all men hope to see it
become an anniversary hailed and
marked as a distinct accession to the
freedom of the people by the virtues
and high avouchals it shall perpetuate
in the name of the workingman and
woman. Progress, improvement, in
vention, discovery, development, up
lift, all are inevitable in the laboring
world as in other elements of human
existance and intercourse; and the
leaven is working steadily and plainly
day after day while the world at
large notes it and gives it honest
recognition and appreciation.
The Mitchells, the Gompers, are
the men that are making for the big
gest and best attainments of today;
and it is only necessary that labor
shall see to it that men of that calibre
are put to the front and kept there;
that the cheap and ignorant "blather-
skite" is back-handed into the back
ground OF silence and inefficacy; and
its greatest ideals put forth by men
known to cherish, as well as repre-
sent, them. We hope to live to see
the day when this anniversary will
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
AS 1T SHOULD BE.

There is no question in the ordi-
nary Astorian mind that this city and
the Columbia river will get the first
rail and its traffic out of the Tilla-
nook region; that the Astoria & Co
lumbia River Railroad Company, a
Hill line and connection, will beat the
Hartman system and all its works, in
the race down and to the coast Of
Tillamook For, as IS miles are to
20 miles, so is the chance OF the A, &
c. beyond, and better than, the Lytle
chance, to get in there, and here.
AT the same time, the Southern
Pacific interests are going to be prac-
tically supreme in the splendid valley
of the Nehalem, by right OF traverse
and spot-touch with its last product,
cultivated and uncultivated; and this
is where Astoria must get in her
cleverest work; to fix the hauling Of
the. vast produce of that territory di-
rectly here, rather than permitting it
to go back to the metropolis, for
marketing. 1t is ours by every rule
of natural tendency; by, contiguity,
and by the logic of route, distance,
despatch. We must get in and seal it
to this port and point of distribution;
this, the nearest and best depot that
can be found.
1t is strictly up to the merchants
and business men generally, here, TO
open up the campaign right now, and
keep If swinging, along with' every
west-bound rail that is laid by the
Hartman people. WE want the
fruits, the vegetables, the dairy pro-
ducts, the grain, and the lumber of
that realm, and we had best file such
"a bid for it as even the far metropolis
will balk at. We can do this if we
will; we have everything to plead,
and offer and make good upon; and
what we shall lose in the outcome,
will be lost on our own initiative and
primary fault and stupidity. There
are certain elements of it that will
come to US at any hazard, OF course;
mainly in the lumber, and heavier
material output; beyond that, what
comes Astoria ward will be ours by
conquest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
The Nation Is Rich
And Growing Richer

BY judge EBERT H. GARY.
NINANCIAL conditions improved and improving THE
- LEGISLATION RECENTLY ENACTED IS A STEP
IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. Next autumn will not
witness repetition of the Of October, 1907 There
will probably be worked financial system which will provide
funds for the expansion contraction Of the volume Of business and
for the immediate wants Of particular localities which result from the
exigencies of the time and place.
THE NATION is RICH AND RAPIDLY GROWING
RICHER compares favoraby with all other nations Its
opportunities the direction Of material growth greatest them
ALL gances the figures relating the increase population
additional value of property and Of money in the treasures
and the banks and general circulation is amazed the enlarge
ment and financial strength Of the country The
even prepared reap the benefit which will result from these
conditions when the tide of business fully returns.
WE SHALL DO BUSINESS ON BASIS SOMEWHAT DIFFER
ENT AND VERY MUCH BETTER THAN IT HAS BEEN DONE
SHALL BE MORE CAUTIOUS FARTHER AHEAD KEEP
CLOSELY WITHIN THE LIMITS OF RESOURCES, BUT WE
SHALL HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
DISTINCT USURPATIoN.

By what right does an officer OF
the law abare that law in order to
give one man license against it, while
he imposes the weight of that law on
the neighbor of the favorite?. Who
gives the officer sanction, immunity,
freedom, in this fast and loose" play
with the statutes and ordinances?.
What is the limit OF this usurpation,
and who sets it?. The people choose
group OF trustees of their law, every
so often, and, having no time to dis
pense it themselves, charge, and pay,
these trustees or officers, to give up
their time and devote it to the honest
and just administration OF that law;
and who among these custodians, and
representatives, has the right to
ignore, fracture and deny the law?
!, These questions are being asked
quietly and. broadly in Astoria, and
all America, today; and the patience
OF the people is wearing away be-
meath the pressure and chafe OF the
insolent silence, or more insolent in
difference, OF the initial transgressors
who make the second, and intermi-
nable, transgression OF the law pos
sible. The people here and everywhere
are not asking in vain, either!. They
are going to answer the queries them
selves in their own way and time, in
obedience to fast-growing sentiment
against the truculency OF the situation
and the sheer peril OF it in days to
come. There is always plenty OF
local contempt for the man who sells,
or gives away, his honor in such be-
half; and he is fool who thinks the
people do not know OF his treachery
because the lightning of their just
wrath does not fall on the instant.
This is, or should be, enough on
this head at this time. If it is not
there is plenty more, of even more
definite and detailed sort, that can be
had when the necessity for it appears.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

scrvatMe when conservatism means
the maintenance Of peace, order and
prosperity II has been prompt with
out undue haste, Peace and prosper.
ity at home = honor and respect
abroad has been, is now, and always
will be its motto.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

The Democrats favor law TO as
certain the physical value OF railroads,
An amendment looking to the physi,
cal valuation OF candidates would
hardly suit them at this time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

1t is small business for a presiden-
tial candidate to try TO reconcile
man to the frauds by which he has
been cheated out OF nomination.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

be greeted with universal and spon-
taneous avowment that shall, in time
make it the great and foremost annual
day of the American calendar.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

In his speech of acceptance John
w. Kern quoted from the Bible and
the St, Louis Globe -Democrat---two
excellent Republican authorities.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
THE WEATHER

Oregon-Fair, except showers in
northwest portion.
Washington-Showers west.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

Mr.. Edison argues that sleep is I
habit, not a necessity, The Kentuck,
night riders show that it is habit
that can not be spared.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

On one issue Mr., Bryan has never
changed and that is free trade, a fact
sufficient e indicate that he will new
er be president,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

Same old Bryan, Same old bother
alton to business, Same old bulletins
by and by,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
Suuucunuf. nno ltnterganG.
SnS @cttcr.

" sir Marplono un6 oen Qiitrttt
columbia beltc flor, moraen beu0ltt
uno &egen ober Sdynce 9tohmittag6
roer AbenOS; IeidJte bis iriidc iilo'
mCitlife @in0e.
Baltimore bate geItern micOcr an
0~cnebme3 @ctter. Iie nieOriglte
1emperatur mar 81 @ruo nm 3 llbr
Wor0en5 uno Ole bohite ~ 8ruo
bon 3 bis 5 llbr Ha6mIittogS.
ISi 0en on0Cren 9un0eS = Nctter'
beobo6tlng3 Stntioneu 6eS Canoes
mur0eu ole iol1cn0cn nicOri8iteII
Ie%mperaturcn pcr5eihnct:
Gaitport II, YprtIono 16, 9oitoil
t6, Nlbonp 2, Nem- Dorf IS, Fbila'
6cIpbin 30, 8nIbinGtou %, Noriolt
90, Charlotte %, 8ilmin0tOn "a,
GborleIton 80, Saplnuab 30, Sad
ionpiae 30, 2Slpiter 40, aeD @elt %,
Ntlanta 2G, montgomery b, Nep'
Orleans 80, @oleltine A, @ulueitoIl
80, Corpus Gbriiti 5G, MenlpbiS 80,
Cincinnati %. GittSburg fl, O&mego
S, buffalo is, Gleuclnno 20, Detroit
%, NIpena %, WarQurtte Is, @reen
Ban 20, Chicago 2G, 0uIutb "A, ct.
SAUL 90, ct. 2oiiS "a, aoninS 9itp
90, omaha &c, Silron II, 9iSmord
IA, SABRE fl, Sclcua tG, Solt 2ate
Gitp %, 0emer 30, u. Elutte D,
Gnoac @itp 26, gmnrino 81, Sos
NngeleS 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

8ootet etbaltcr, betrngen 0ie SGlfte
oes 'Solors ser Sooten 10 Dob 5rat
Surlllon iG6rlid $537 rtnO Die Ser
beioell on0eren 8oOten ie $3.50 em:
pfa1l9eh Deroen.
Sr. 90maro s. NeacItcr, @ei6dftS'
iii6rcr Der 6irnta, iogte geitern, oaB
Die Seriidcrung BON $66,00O oen
Sdaoen nift 0eden miro. Ger
gr0Bte &erluit Der 6irma lit oie Ger
it6rlIIl9 Ser Mooeqe. Die 6irnta
miro aber cine nelrc 6ubrit Bauen, Oh
oie8 am Dem alien FIos ODER unOerss
no 9eld)eben miro, lit nod niht &c.
nib.
Gte &erlcBten befinOen ii6 iGinmt.
lid AM Dem 8ege Ser geiierung uno
miro erloortct, ooB Gbef Sorton in
ctlpu pier @od1en bus Commando
iiber ole Seuertpebr mieber iiberneb.
men MIRO, NuS GbilaoeIpbio tomen
g~eitertl 9opt. @rittner pom Solnage.
Corps, Soc. Seamon, Sol. S6irmer
unO IS, Seot6, Inn ibren 6reuno G6ef
Sortol1 i'm Stoot = Soipitol 81, beilt,
dJcr. NlrBcroem troien 8riefe uno
Qelegromme bon 6cltcrdef 6ilmore
Gpiorl bon louisville, &p, Capt. 6.
j. Gobtl bon 9tem BEDFORD, Conn,
5, 81. @lrrtc, 9oiton, Is. Wt, Hi6oro.
ion ~ s., Scrbert Suiton, 9bila-
oelpbIo Gin, IN luclhcn Die N%bienoerI
Dem oerlcbtcn Gbef bolbige @enci,ung
ioiillpten. Gbef Sorton ingte &c.
ItCrrL ooB sic Woucr, mcld)c i'm uno
pcridlIeoene aamerooen pcridiittete,
lnmogltd ourd] Ben @iuo einItiir5en
tunnte' "a tie Damn bel Dem berrihen.
ben @lnoe no6 Snnen bate fallen
miiIleh' Der G6ei gloubt, ooB Die
Wtnrlrr olrrd NhnS6rennen ocS 9uheS
ibre Stitben pcrlor uno bonn elm,
~itiir5te,
5r. &oiioS Bennington ionote &C.
iterlt an Die Nrhitcften 6reO. &, Dim.
iieo, HrnoIo V. Drummer uno Sobn
NJ. Garrcrc 9erid)te iiber ouS 6cuer,
90 Die EI0nc fir ooS gcpIonte Ser.
iunltlll9S . Centrum Die SGuierge.
nicrte 5ptlden Nortb, Sorotogo.,
&erirlgton- uno @opitroBe eini6lie.
Ben. Vie Stoot broud)te iebt MIR
ben @ri'no ser 5erit0rten @ebGube 81
%talifeT l'nN f6nnte picl @cIo eripart
mcroell, ToQS Oies gleif 0eihiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
SaGrlidJcr Wnsfcnbaa
-OcS-
vMusart- Manncrdors",
Sieuitaa II. Sebrnar.
(Snll26, 6e6r9-1D

5re1teule m 2ebrer.S 9 {.
minor. - 1ie y9eutide 8eiell-
idnIt pon @ennlploonien" bat ein
Su6res'S tipenOium iiir Den 9eindl
oes Notlondleh Geiltid)-N merifani-
idell SebrericminarS IN Milmuufee
5u p%cr9eben. fir baS i'm mai bicies
Snbre9 cine Eriifung ltattiinoen
miro. Nrt llno Datum oerielben lit
nod llld)t beItimmt. Die 9eiuerber
pcrptlldten iif, pen 5meiiGbrigen
Norn'alturilS oe8 Seminars SIT a6'
iolplre''' BUR Gpnfurren5priiiung
neroell Solhe 5ugeIaileL Die eineli
p%ierldDrlacn aurillS an elmer quite
benoell "Sigb Sdool" NIT griolg
ourdlgemoht boben, oOer cine aIeid.
mertbl9e Sorbiloung ndfpeiien f0n.
men. Steienigeu, sic lire Sdulung
in GelfldIono erboIten boben, mill
len gum @enigIten cine SorbiIoung
bciibcrt, Die ser Ser Sefunoa eineS
@prnttaltumS, zines Healapmnaiiums
ODER elner Geolifule gleihItebt. Cine
iHriItllde Eriiiun9 mnB IN folsen'
oerl 6ad)ern abgelegt meroen: 3eilt'
i6er anflot (ocr 9elperber bat Die
ausrpaDl oorl 0rei 5bemen.) Gngli.
idcr allfiot (oer 9ewerber bat Die
Nuspabl bon orei 5bemen.) lleber'
iebilllg aus BEN @ngliihen in's
0eutlde. 0cutibc @rommotif, BUR
4usrpaDl: Die 8eididte ser 8ried)en
uto Non,er Gin bertihcr Sprafe),
ooer DIE @eididte Ser Sereinigten
Stnnten Gin engliid)er Sprad)e.)
9elperber fonnen nGbere Nlisfunit er'
bolteil, lpenn lie lid al oas oSfool'
Committee. c. o. German Societp,
Iororuelt-@de Woribnl. uno Spring
8aroen-S Str, 9biIobelpbia, pa,
menoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
MnnSburm 'Glnb sSrip".
Gun5crt nnb Snll
in GUurnS Sd)mut's Sale,
Nr. 1924, SOuiun'S traRc,
Wontag, ~. Sauunr.
.IARN

Gas 2eihenbc1GnQni
pom Srn. stephan Gremen
oeS lonaidbri9cn Erin5ipol& Der
Grippe $ Der oiientlidlen Sdulcn,
fono geitern Worgen bonn Eroucr'
boltiC Mr.. 1874, 9oltonitrube. aus
ouf Dem @onnie Wrac = Srieoboie
iiott. 3uerit ipurbe Der Seid)nunl
mad Scr 6robnlei6snoms.air6e &c.
troht mpielbit @nter Storr cine Ne'
quiem . Neiie fir icin SccIenbciI
las.
Batter Giiic8 It orbcu. 49,
Safer 5rancoio Giiie5, Dos GlteitC
WitgIieo bes SroenS bon ct. Sul'
pice uno Yroieiior fir moroliid)(
3beoloqie, itarb g~eItcrn inn Ct. Nto
rien Seminar an Der Horo a.. Yaca
Strobe, moielbit er lett lon9er 3ei'
aeuirft bat. Der 8erblihene mar ell
Srali5pie bon @eburt uno so SABRE
aft. gr NOR 81 Sabre lang in Ine
rifa. Grit poriges Sobr ~ieierte e.
jein goloenes Frieiter' SubiIaum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

sic Semperen5 Srugc
in bliher 9eleud ) ting.
Nus mebr ais chem @rrnbe oiiritc
ser 8ortrnG bcn elm bieiiger oeiltId)er
Eaitor an Sonntag. ben 26. Sonlur,
IbcnoS 8 llbr, in Der Snlle, Nr. 100,
Noro.Yucoitr., oarbietet, OoS regItc
Sntereiie OeS bieiiaen oeutiden Yllb.
IifumS peroienen. Sit Der @eiihts-
punt, bon ocm ser Heoner in Der
Grorterung ser anleritanilden Tent
percn5beuegln9 oiisgebt, ollh ell
nl,i reIiaioien Wotipcn bc%riibcnoer,
10 miro cr ooh ocn iiir Die Soeale oeS
1eutih. Nhmcrif. Hationalbunoes err
mdrmten Ser5en GieleS bieteii, mas
ibnen iiir iahgemaBe Srientirung
ullo adequate Ibnebr Der SorltoBe
ME raitenocr probibitiouiltiider agi.
tation 5mcdoienlih iein fam. Cine
2anSe fiir mobre MaBigfeit loll Die
Ter Sortrag eililegell, lilio oart per
9eiild) beiielbcn ben @eenern mie Den
5reunoen ser .Mnti.S aloon'Siga"
marm em%pioblen meroen.
Iie@ orfieIO seth Gons
troperei lit in ser gntmidlnng be-
%priifen mo periprift lid 5i elmer
GnBUit intereiianten Su aeItalten. Der
Scnats YrGiioent Seth nimmt ndnl'
lid ieine gegen Serrn Wartielo er-
hobenen acknowledgement niht MIR
nidt 5liriid, ionoern mieoerbolt Iie III
ipe3iii5irtcr 8eiie. Der gr.@onper'
ueur miro ieine antfuort Dem Sennts-
Eraiioentcn an Mittwoh 5nseben
laiien.
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@ittclsGad Seftion.
Wittiuod. .......... %. Saunar.
-1rpfcr Wasfcnbaa-
@criaaaia : WGnncrdur = Safe.
l13.5-o

Gas Slim M cht Imen-
5 cment. tbs bonn @enerm'
StadtSonfpoIt Stroi,S %crnonnte SO.
mite pom Mnm1lten 5itm Gntmurf Ell
nes ellfredtungs : announcements 5hr
Contribution bot feline alif9obe gelolt
itno poS Ieiultot ibrer @rbeit mira
an Santltag oieier ISOLDE I'M Git
torp 9ollle" in ciiicr Gpnferen5 oemo.
fratiId)er @cdtsonwGlte beiproden
tueroc1. Ger Gntmuri entbGlt Die
@rpbpater-alouiel cine iolhc fiber
notllralllirte giireer; cine gieen'
tbunisfloniel, cine iolbe iiber gr5ie.
hung lno cine 9eltimmllng, meldc
cine appeuotion az oie 8erihte ges
~Itottet, ipenn eincm 9iirger Die Hegi.
ltrutioI1 oils Stimmgeber perlbeigert
miro. Us miro berednet, baB unter
oent geplonten ENHANCEMENT eipa 10
Bro5em Der Neger oas @abIred,t
ausiiben oirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

8ermegeuer Houb. - Ger
WeQer @m. Sinm nuroe geltern III
Der noromcltlihen Yuli5eiitotlon ailI
Die ACKNOWLEDGING bin Dem @eridts'
perfabren iibcrwiclen, CHARLES ".
Shnrm bon Wr. 927, Golumbio.Nlpe,
nm cine 0oIoene llbr beroubt iu bo'
ben. Sdoum ioote Dor bcm Eoli5cl'
ridtcr aus, hob er in Der @irtbid)att
bon y. Worriiicp. 9tr. 1901, Noro'
GttiugitroBc Elm Scniter ScridloGcl
babe un0 icine ltbr oils Silr0lhuIt
5llriidlicB. NlS er silriid9etcbrt ict,
nm Ole llbr o~b3uboIcu babe i'm Der
Neacr nie0crGeihlogen nno ibm Den
3eitnciier o%bgenommcn.
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Sctcftiu Saa scitUrbcn.

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Ger befnnntc G~pnngeliit3 eteftip er.
licot ser 2ungcnent5iin0unG.
Ter Soote mar algentcin gead)'
tet un0 6cliebt. - Seit 1875 IN
9icnitcn SeS Foli5et Tcportc-
mCntS.
Ieteftiu 600 g. Sal lit eeItern
an 6emielben Gage, an melfcm lcit
lo%ngiGbrigrr College Worf Sngnn
Dor einent Sabre itnrb, IN leiner
8obnumg, Nr. 227, Oit-Nortb.9lpe.,
Ser 2ungenent5iinOung crle9cn, Sein
3uitonO botte iid om 6reitag beocll.
teno peridlimmert, uno err pcrblieb
bon oieiem 3eitpunft ar bis 81 iei'
mem Sooe IN einem balbbepuBtloien
3uitonoe. Ser nG%pangeIiIt.I eteftip"
mar i'm gar5en 2nn6e befannt unb
mrr0e Dor 50 Sabren in Baltimore
geboren. @r mar 3uerIt Wourer, Damn
Gonouftel1r ouf Scr Y%ieroebobn mo
trot 1875 in ooS YpIi5ei.I epartement
elm. Sn 1879 iteIlte er lid in oen
Gienit ser 6riltIiden Heligion, mo
ieitoem boben Souienbe ieinen Elm.
bringli6en @orten sur 6iibrlng Ell.
nes oufrihtigen. mGBigen unb orient.
liten QebcnSmonoeIs gelouitt.
Seine 9efcbrung erfoIgte am 26.
WGr5 1879, oils er eincn perOG6tigen
Wann in elmer bonn Gpangeliiten
Gmi9bt 6. Mooop o~baebaltenen Gr'
MISUNDERSTANDING bemahte. Die
@orte oeS @nangelilten motten Ell.
ncn iolhen GinOrud auf i'm Dob er
ieinen eigenen 2ebensluauoel anOerte
unb iid gon5 in oen 0ienIt Der 8eIiz
gion iteute.
Seine Goae9en i'm 1cteftipsT epar.
tement batten Die bohite Ndiung Dor
Dem Sooten, Ben iic oft nm Hatb
fragten. ser itetS frcitbia gegeben
puroe. er ipor itets IiebenSmiiroig,
unermiiolid i'm 9ienit uno oft bon
Sen Toli5ei.G luGbreno iei.
ner Gorriere me9en erfuIgreider Ser.
~baftun9en belobt morben. Sein in.
timiter Sreunb mar Ieteftip George
". Seibolb, ser ebenfous iiber 40
Sabre i'm Eoli3eioienit tit. 8or eini.
gen @oden iprab 9eteftip SaQ Dor
Dem vGbriitliden Gerein iuneerRGn.
ner" IN Hepcaitle, 3d., unb er leete
ouf oieier &eiie oen @runoitein gu
elmer @rfdltung, oic ipGter 9un9en.
ent5iinoung lpurOc. Serr Sau bin.
terl1Bt snei Softer ulb 5ruei Sobnc,
Die $50. 9. 6. SOIL in Baltimore uno
&obcrt SoIl in Neip.Dorf.
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mo IN oen1lelben Die Srl1glld)telt
oea 0oues empfcbleu,
Con nit 9rdiiOent
Sirih.
Gie ouf gcitcrn 9tod)mittag ongc-
iebtc Gonferen3 3uiiheu 9ouinipettor
@reiton uno ErGiioent Der 6c0cro-
ton Of 2ubor SO. Sirid iiber Ote
20bne BON Slrbcitern, oic BON Con-
traftoren 0cS Gcportcmcnt9 ml8ge.
iiibrt meroen, mlBte ouf Wontug
Atadmittog peridoben lper6cn 0a
9alinipcttor Breton lue0cn Ser
Nahmeben OcS RcgeIter . 9ronoq5
3ltpiel 81 tblln bate.
Grnennunge 0e5 90 oporS.
SIN 6ebrirar miro Wfopor Wtobool
cine Nn5obl ipid)tiger Gr%ncnnlngen
ST MADDEN buberL 1n0 5mur Nnd)fol-
ger fir ole Sdltl 8 GommiiiGre Nl.
caeuS Sooper, Charles $. GpnnS un0
Nn1. =. GIiaion; fir Die Wiitglic0cr
Der Nrmen6eb0r0c Glilba $. @ertinS,
Charles Weber, jim, uno Sobn s.
Sobnion; fir ben Hi6ter beS Stelts
cr-NppeQation3 @cridte8 Gonpap
". Cams; fir ben StroBcnourd)-
brrhS , Gommili0r SumcS &.Smit6.
6erncr mlB Der Wopor nod einen
Nofiolaer fiir @rn. G6oS. u. Wloron
crnenmcn, Der Dor 5pci @odcn olS
WiitgIico Ser 0efdngniB @eb0rOc
reiiQrirte. Die Grnenmln0cn fir Die
lleren Nen1tcr an ser S6lllbeb0r-
sc, Nrn1en ? 0eb0roe un0 Steucrs
ElppeQntionSgcri6t tretcn am 1.Wt0r5
in &raft.
Sic Sans Sill GutgeGeis
BEN.
Gie Sinon5 . GommiiiGre bielten
gcItern cine Sibung ob, III iUelder Die
bon Dem Nniuolt Der bicligcn 6inan3s
SnItitute Cigar $. Sans ml5geor-
beitete @iQ, ipel6c bcItinmlt, OoB Die
itGotilfcn Sbligationcn, mcld)e inter
Der 9eOingung bcrStcucrircibeit Der
touit uno BON 3inon5 . Snititutcn
ongefouit purOen, nlt6 ierncrbin
itcuerfrci icin %iollten, gutgebeiBcn
piroe. nohocm Stoot . Yrofurotor
Bruce iein GinpcrltanoniB nit 0ieicr
ViQ ertIGrt bate.
9ie . citeuerunq Scr Gas.
Conn pd9nte.
Ger 8oridlu9 iiber ole Nenocrrn0
ser 9eiteuerun0S e Wetbooen Der
.Gonloliooteo Gas, electric eight II.
Yomer Co." melhcr Der Stoot ourh
glntuolt SrauciS Sc. Gorep gcnlndt
mor0en lit, bat I'M Hntbbouie ollge-
nleine 8ultimmllng g%cfunocrL oa Die
WeiteucrlIng DER 9rntto = GinnobnIen
oIlieitig fir gered)t gebolten miro.
Die Sroge bat iid) mnmcbr ober 5lI
Der Sroge 5ugeIpitt, einen mie boben
Ero5entioe sic Gompognie bon ibrcn
Hrlltto B.. @innnbmen ais Steucr be.
6oblen miH, menn Die icbige 9elteic.
rllng bon SIP YroSent 81 bod lit.
Hoti5en.
SubmaD , Sngenieur YbelpS 1T
on Der Grippe erfranft.
Serr 81. 8. Gorr, &oriiter Scr ItGo'
tiihen Delegation in annapolis, bot
te geitern cine ltnterreoumg nit
Wopor Wobool iiber Ole perldicocnen
itGotiihen Bills, meIde mobribcinlid
NIT Elm oocr 5iuei IuSnobmcn ollie
ungenommcn mcr0en.
Gle Sopogropbild)e GcrmeiiungS-
G%ommiiiion, oeren 9%iireoltr an Srei'
tag orrd) Den 9rano beihGbigt mllr.
ben, bat inn Soen . @ebGiloc an Ser.
ington- unO SonioopitroBc ibr tent
porGreS Qltortier be5ogei1.
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GOtbe 8u6
"0eutf6en correspondent"
fir 1908 lit in &Orbcrcitnng.
bcS


Sober regeImGBige 4bonnent OrS
glattes, OBJ iiir sic taeIide, m0dcnt'
Iitc peer SonntogS . altSgobe, miro
Elm Gremplar uneutgeltlid erBaIten;
Saiclbc 1T nidJt III ucrfauien unS MIR
Sn6IcriGcutcn mcrScu cs crGaItcn.
Gin p~aIienSe5 Reuiabr8 . 0eidcnt
fir 6rcunOc ms gcripanote i'm alt'
bcimotbIauOc lit ser m6dcntIi6e
.Gorrciponoeut. @cun iebt beitellt,
mir0 an sic g0rciic audi oaS Mot6c
Bud bei0rOcrt mcr6en.
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Cur 8cadrnna.

StI sStuifhe 6nrreippubsut" niuirut 81 ttber
Seit eeridts auf aber @srlobHusen, Sod1Seltei''
@ebuttstase, gploeue uno fIbsrns 1DdbBttten'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etc, NIT ben Nameu ber
auWrieuoeH. bic absr bcutlidl aeidrttbrn istH
ioltu. auh geriuuaI.UpttBeH iperOsu germ
uufaeuummrn. lie GiuisuSsr fpIher Serifte
miFsn nbtr ibrtu gfdmrn HuterIfrsIbsu NIB
bDr AHem uiht psrasNeu, III bic 5sitlftfIt
natiIdne - Straht nno Sa~psnummrr.
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bon uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
eoer Geip-Dorf. 4aiiite ober 3miihen.
bed. @ediel, aisldnoiides 8elo,
Greoitbrieie uno 8el6ienoungen.
Sbcp. $. 0iener & So,
Nr. 217, Cit.Valtimore.S trafc.
o. iastpiiiii'
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,Surmpnie . Eafe,"

Wr. Ala, @eit'S apcttc.S trafe, &arI
SdmiSt, Smbaber. @arsbnrser !Sui.
bran friidj am 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a Ia carte. SeSen Samitas gbcmS
Trci'Sumsert. Wpril1,tO
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Scbbcl'S cinsigcs SItelier.

pspot' st"0'Dte Stttltel.
Wir baben MIR elm Mtelier in Yalti.
more, NIB bas bcfimbet iidl in Der
Gtasc ST ebcner Grbc, Nr. 321, Norb.
8ap', nabe !Sisb-Str. &inocr.Y bo.
tograpbicm cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Isentcn nnS feline 5reppen ST itcisen.
5. Sebbel. 6. Grmi, @cidGffsii9rer.
(3t5-
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8cnbelcr's Sutcl, 400 Galpert.,
Gfe Wnlberrg.Str Glcsantc Sdlaf.
simmer, mGfigc Yrciie. Wablseitcn
81 icber Sases5eit. NesnlGre Diners.
5einite 8etrGnfe nmS Gigarren.
Giaentbiimer @alter u. @enbeIcr.
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