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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Sireau bes etaot. Regiitratrrs,
,llnkhnot,2,s y

8uIftmore. 10. 1nni 1909
Tn ole Gtrnbenourdbrudbs ; 9ommttiare Der
Stnot Baltimore IN geietli6 borqei6riebener
gSeife ibreH enogiiliiaell uuo corriairien Be-
ridt fiber bic 5ugeiprobcneu @ntidbdoiauraen,
l%lnfOicn lnb sSertberD6tnpscl filr pie 9ons
oemniruug nm Grotfnung Der Huie' Strnse,
pierSie SUB brett. non Der Ioroieitc Der WIorus
ments Giraffe bis 6ur Siiofcitc, Der Wnoitons
Strubc. ncbft ben oarnut hc5iipIiden eno9iils
tipen mo cnrriairtcn erlGuternben EIdnen in
C5emdbbeit Der &ori6riiten cc5 StnctsG9nr'
tcrs mo Der am 20. Sntllor 1909 inter
Sei6nctcn @eroronun9 yir. PAL ocs DlanorS
Ino Stnotrntbes bon Baltimore bel Mir binters
lept babcit,
miro Dtermit bcfuunt aemn6t. haB bcfaqtcr
@eri6t mo BlGne unf oiefe 9Seite IN oiciem
8iire1u b~interIeat lucroen iino. uno hob ocr
Wiubor ino Stnotrutb bon Baltimore, ooer irs
aeno cine Gerfun ooer Ierfnnet, uber cine ooer
lnebr Gcrhoraticncn. bic nit Der TertbsilnEg
Der porbenanitcft @nti6GoiGunget ODER gSertb'
erb6bunaen un5ufricbcn limo. irnerhaIb orcibia
GOD Iuact bonn rs. Slti 1909 an, ais 5eil
criten Gage oer BON MIR ausaegn1eenen Der
6ffcntIi6nng oiefer gtoii6, lhriitlth oage9elt
an ods Baltimore StGotgerid1t nppeltiren uHo
hus beingie 8eritt eriuden ntpgelt, %oiefclben
5l reoioirer.
CSuni16. 23, sc, SnIiO Stnots]ieeiitrotpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Guiulanbs tiir.iide Saber.
Gauitable. @ebdube, gnitamt seseu. etsts uifea.
(0EniA tG1
SpSrsfGnr.

Sm ~. SUM 8idbaro Saloin, gr. 500, giorbs
Eutterions4ar s%9lbenue, 80 Sabre alt.
&m ~. Suni 3ames Sarloip, Gr. 119. 9loro'
YortsSirnbe, 43 Sabre ait.
9m ~, sunni @ihclmina gcn, gr. 2012,
Wiubifuragtpeuue II Sabre alt.
Mn 10. SUM Gaianorn 9usiuen, gir. 94G,
91rIcm. 9lOcnue, OF Sabre alt.
9ul 13. Slni Ganicl Gonuurs, gr. 1881,
SitsGbniesS trnbe, 56 Sabre alt.
&m 49,. Suni 3pbn ". 6lemmuns, Nr. II.
g3eits2l. StrnBe. II Sabre alt.
glm Il. Ilui Gccilia y. Sreihtpu, Or. III,
Nm Il. Sini 9Sbn 1noan. %staot.eofpitaL
43 Sabre alt.
am h. sunni anna Wiratta, gr. 2424. Oat.
VIM ii. Suni Gacn 4. spear, neabpiews
Sin ID. Snni Su6n VI. smit6, Er. 521, 8.s
QuiuOcttCs 9(OcHlie, y Subre alt.
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Sarpltmc Suttman.

Gs fldrb am 10. SUM 1909 5u AItoonn. "a,
Caroline Suttnan, %9eIiebte. Satin BON COWARD
aotlmun uro Ioffer BON elisabeth nto oes
5rCunoe fno abtungspoG citgelaocn. Der De.
%erbigung bei5uluobnef. pelde am 5unueritaJ,
TormittaqS 10 llbr, bon Der ISobuina ibrcr
Wtitter, 9ir. 105, Scutt. Straie, aus duf bcr
pYoioon Gnrf Cemetery" itottfinoet. ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

S%erotpr Ilbri6 lit Elm
8cgn:r Der Ginfonmcnltcllcr. Gr lit
Elm IdJucr rcifer Monn, mo man
id)neibet iid) ridt germ ms eiaene
6lciid). "a ober bon 5luei Seltuto.
rcn Bills 5ltr Giniiibrung Der Stellcr
cinoereid)t mnrben iinb, oeran 9ern-
tbnna Nlorih bis iett intmcr 81 Der
id)lebcn gcruuBt bot, 10 lit CT ld)lieB.
lih oiif Die Soee gefomumen, Die Gin
fommcnitclcrfroge gnu5 aus beml
Wegc 5lt rGumen. @r bcfIrmortet
Elm Nmcnoen1ent sur Geriolirng, mel.
DIES Die Ginfpmmcniteuer iiir coniti.
tutioncl crfl1rcn ioq. lin oieics
ENHANCEMENT Der Serfoiiun9 on5ltiii-
gen, bcbori eS elmer 3lueibrittel-V Ma.
iorit1t III beiocn SGriern oes Gor-
greI'eS. rmN Damn mllb es ben Gin
5elitooten sur 9eit1tigung mlterbrei-
tet iueroen uto oreipierttl offer
StootsncieBgebungen miilicn ooiIelbc
giitbcibcn. ltnb mcnn Dos NQes ge-
ld)eb1n lit. Damn fam Der GongreB
ilber ein ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bera-
then. Tr1lioent Soit iuQ nit Dem
Elonc 0cs Hbooe- Islanders elmer.
itano1n iein. Gomit lit bicie aered,-
tpitp offer StpIeru mrldhp n,td Arlt
Heidthum entipreheno 5u ben Gin.
liabnlcn iiir ben 9unocsbnushnlt Der.
al5icbt, oiti longe 3eit binaus obgc.
than. Sie 9unoesitcuern merben,
mic biahcr. in Der Snuptind)c bon Ben
ipcnig bemittelten unb peni9 %lteller-
froftlgcn Solfsid)ihten 9etraaet. =
Mber oos amerifaniihe Solf bat
Sammes9ebnlo. GS miro ieine Sten.
ern lpeiter tro9ea, obne auf6rmiiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
8cfanntmadlmngen
Scpartemeut fir bfieutlide @erbeicrungen,
llnter.I epartcmcnt oes Staot.I naenlenrs.

Scpnrtemeut fir bffeutlidle Werbeicruu9en
1tntersIepartcment ors StabtsS ngenienrs.
Baltimore, ben Q. Sum- 1909.
Separate, nertie9elte 9lnaebote, martirt g4rus
poials for 1rad. StriHgcrs for BRETON Street
Nrioee," wcrocn biermit cin9eiorbert, mo an
Den oNonro Of gtipnro5. 9dre OF i. Sepeu Ibos
mas. %uoreiitrt, inl yiirenu oc5 SiaOtsiegiitrns
tors, Nnthbaus. Baltimore, bis II tlbr 8ort1its
Sin beglunbigter Gbed ocs &ieters, nii cine
yGIcaring Souiez "9arf, auf Srore oes Oils
bors uno Stdotrutbs bon Baltimore ae5oeen,
81 benz IN ben Spe5iftfnttpnen genanntcn De
TRACE, mub iebcnl gngebut h~eigefiiat fein. Spes
5ififatiouen itHo 9lnSebutsz Sormul1re iino AMI
ScrIGnpen in biefem Niircni e~rbd.tlid.
Gas JieCht miro OurbebuIteil, irgello eiu mo
ale @ngcboie 5uriid8ulpeifen.
.. z. Scuoal,
Stnots Snecnicur.
3. Sarrn Wlaboul,
YrGItoent Der GoufraftaGeboroc.
CSunitt,t2 ,1415,1 B,171S,10, ,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Grpf. Gonbprp, Or. meo., bentlder

WRIT, Valtinpre, Mo., 62s Wuro.G alpert.s Ctr.
Nercen'2eioen. vile 5uaeSogeren 8ranfbeiten
ourd meme Wieiboheu .eebeilt; ole ,Spuren ans.
aerner5t: 40 .Sohfe ctfoIGreiheti Starts: anrun,
tirt. Sprehftunsen 9-t2,. t24 nuh 81
9iadT. Waan iprede BOT ODER ihreibe.
(Wtai26-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Treocrif IS. Sintup.

IS ilnrb am "a. SUM 1909 Sreberid 6.
aiutup, ~gelicbtcs SUbnden bon 9arI \. ulO
Iuguitu Iintup. i'm Iltcr bon 1 Snbr, 2 NO
nnten lto - lnaen. Die 9ecroianng finoet
Wtittupd, Den IS. 3uni. NG6mittneS 1s3 1lhr.
BON Der eIicrlihen gSobuitp, Ir. 1920, Wic9ls
oerrn' Strahe, aus aui oert uSreietnistetiss
SricNbptc" itutt. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
NpfsG Greet ampfersG So.

SDWmtr 'UuVtpIuH.
gbfnbrt beS Campers nab HodsGreef ino
Stonn Greet bon Speoben's gserfte. am 5nbe
bcs gronbtpap, tdalif nm g ubr @lcreeIls nno
Q ubr Nndmittnas,. alisgeiomnieri Snnlitde
uno Sorniag. Saniiags uni 8 nbr Wtorgens
8 ubr Mspreens nno 2 llbr Nudmiitnas.
Gpe5ielsRatet nit SnrtpfersG bartering eeges
ben. Sir Morbf6eiu'G rfurttoneu f6nnen be,
Ionoere ARRANGEMENTS ~getroiten luerocn.
Sir ole gin5eInbeiicn traae, teIepbonire ODER
fdreibe an Snhn @eatb, Superiutenbent, Speb.
ben's Mtatt, NM Snhe oes Yroabpan.
(Uiai5. 3Wste)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
shrsau Ses staot.8 epmeiers.

TO. NUTI ITUT,
Ser Staots@cometer miro am 5ienttag, ben
%. Suni 1893, nm 10 llbr Sorlnittdes al Sri
uno Steue fcin, I'M buS Gioc1i oCs 9ronotpnD,
bon Der 8ougbs bis 5lr Sanfs Strube, 81 eta
bIiren.
8aleigb 6. 9bumas,
QG7( StuotsCSeomcter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

0ur6 ocn Gro6eb, Sen
Srqlt Catherine Clemens @oul0 III
9tclp-2lorf geoen i6ren Gotten Som.
orO 8out0 fiibrt, eriGbrt bic @eIt,
mas oic ,6rou 2incS MultimiaionGr5
ucrbrmlht, Gin Wor9cnflcio foltct
100 bis 200 Collars, Gin &romeno.
OeufIcio bis 5l 800 upoc 9lbenO.Sci-
letter. 800 bis; 500 Collars. Qo5lt
NutomobiG llro Sodt : Goiletten.
Grcintdl ont Gage SoiIcttcmuefiel,
mas SEN groBten Sbeil pes Cages in
Iniprldl robm lulO 5lpci 3ofcn be-
ibGiti9tc. @or cine 5oilettc cillnlal
gctrogcrL 10 bate JIG ibrcn Mertb
perIoren. Cine Mooomc @olllo bGttc
Is bod nid)t hagen oilricn 5lpeimol
in elmer @eieQihoit in 0emielbcn
alci6, 81 crIdleinen. &ein @un6rr,
Dob lid Grau @olll0 beflogt, Oob lie
nit lumpi9en 800 Collars pro No
nuf, Die ihr Der @otte i2it Der Srelt-
mug bcjoblt, nid)t olStonmelr
fonnc. 6riiber babe lie II bis 81
GicnItbotcn gcbobt, Heitpicrb, hno
GlttonobiIr ltno Nlucs, lpoS oos Serj
be9ebrte. llrO babel fIo9t tic gegcn
oet Bottell, CT babe lie groillom be.
bonoclt mo itift fir lie aeicrgtl Sn
oiclen Eumften mar ober Der Hihttr
oioerer Iniid)t. Gotbcrinftn sic.
mems @oulo miro iid mobl in 3u-
fltnit einlhr1nfen m.iiiien ullo feiuc
10000 Go!lors iGbrlih fir aleiber
oltSgcbcn t0nnclL uno Gos miro gut
iiir JIG ieir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

Sfrcau: Tr. 2t. 0eit.s aratugas etrafe, nnb
1anpt.Gin1ang: 5reoerid. 9tuae.
QcGrdbnltpldte bon $25 an inter beftdnoiaer
Nufii0t; SbnitiblImen, Geipinoe. Rtlan5en etc.
lueroen i'm IreibbauS am SauptsSin9an9 ees
funneu. Infer gleert miro, ipenn eepiinlbt,
boriprc6en. (02--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

Ger 3uder q it iebt
iflimme 3eiten. @r bat fiir5lid 5pei
WiQionen Collars Straie al Die
9unOeSregierung 5oblen miiiien, neil
or bci'm @iegen oes Gob5uferS ge-
idlpinoelt bate; Damn muroen ibm
lueitere 5ebn Ntilionet ipieocr obge-
fllopft, neil or ein Gpntilrren5 . I'M
te%rltebnlen 81 8ritnoc geridtet, un0
iebt' mia Die 9un0eSregierrltg pegen
frllnuner 8eidGftS . Sransaftionen
ge0cn Den Sruit einidreitGn.
ga 6ollette AIT in einer
Wodenldrift, bob Oas Yublifum Den
Snrii unmoglidl perlte6cn f0nne ltllo
in SoIge oeiien bon 9cnlo9ogen IRE
gefiibrt iuer0e. Wun fam 5uee6en,
Dob eS Iebr ldluer lit, Iid in einen5a-
rlt iuredt SIT finoenL 5ltnnl merlt
man luie Nlorih uno Goniorten, MI
les ulfgcboten bat, ibu mlpcrIt6lto-
lid jI MAIDEN. 9lber luenlt bnS 8olf
Den Sorif olld nid)t periteben fam
10 fam cS i'm bufiir INN 10 oelttlider
fiiblen. @cnn Die Yreiie fir @oo-
rem, Die oDnebin idon 81 bod iino,
meiter IteiqerL 10 miro oos 8olf mil
ielL men eS oofiir peruntmortlid 81
nlad)cn bot.
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THE WAY DOWN THE . BAY

1ait Snr see II. Gbupians'Aiurr g Itnriipnen,
t50Dieilen; SuI6pnfer; Den galt5enlu9 Gehenes
@rbuIier; Santpfcr ,9mma Sites" 5ienitag
nno Tpuncrftaa, Z ll6r l~iorgens. 3u, Su1le
nm 1915 9bcnos. NiHeie soc. gc9inn 22.
Suni. (Suni15D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
2urrainc.

MnIrriSt. 9arfartig. Srteelih.
99eftIt6 oon NeuIbroof cine NIB cine babe
Wieile. Wloutt 6ouDs lS1ggunS uno lorraine
g~Suggons brett bi5 6um @%inpnra. @eioe Tes
Iepbore. Siabts@iircnu i'm oritten SIur beS
Union 2ruit" sStDdubes, Charles. une Sanette,
StrnRe. (Wtdi4. 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Seainn II. CUNT,

Seginn II. Sunt.
lie prndjtuplen Bort Scpuft' nno Settcrtuu.
Grfnriiunen. @robartiee Sccnerie; Die erobcn
Sriiden; cine iteiigc s|igenpeioe; nitts gIei6t
Dem Susoncbunnus5iiper. Setterton 1T Elm be'
Iiebtcr Blot - 9robe SoteI. Sie ~feiniten ecls
te frnden Die Subrt. gteucr, f6neIer Snmpier
nSusouebanIa" ieocn Gieufiag. Sonuerftna IL.
Samitae. 1 llbr 9in6ni. gu Sauie 1890 abos.
Silcte soc. Miubl6eiten Soc.
(Sunif0-) 1uffcitcr.Gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Grfuriionen per Sampfer.

Sa6rten na6 Sope Yoint.
Spe5iea nrrnneirter INTO ausacttotteter 2anl'
pfer ,Neitmpreiano" Scr uooerniie eGllr1
ions Eampier BON Baltimore.
1dbrt ab taglid, NIB Spnntags npni pier q,
GIANT. strabe, int 8 llbr Gu6mitt1as; febrt UNI
9.45 Ibenbs mad baltimore 5lirlid.
giaete SOC. Spnper 5Ot.
CSnutt6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

@icl @ci d)rci un0 mtniN
@oue. Gic HcOen mo Gcbotten il1t
Scnot iiber Die @oQ5oQc.
Nus Sal miro &c.
id)ricbcn: Ger Worinc . SefrctGr bot
alld, nici Sold)t." NIa Serr Weper
it'a Ncmthclt FAM iob CT iif elmer
ldIlpicrigcn Go%ntroueric, Der Grb-
ldoft bon Hpoiepclt mo Nuubcrrp,
9eacnilbcr. Gr ernonnte ioiort cine
8ebcinlbcboroe, NIT Nonirol Spcrru
on Der Spibc, luelhe Den periobrenen
&urrcn lpiebcr aus Dem Sref 5iebell
inltc. Shon "a Stunoen ipGter be.
rallbtc cin iinbiger3 eitungsmonn bic
Scbor0e I'm ibre Scimlid)feit unb
bonlit olh nm lire @irfiomfcit.
Sd)licBIih reid)tc bieielbe 5lueitc iid)
ld)nurltrodS ipioerlpredetoe 9eridte
eill, mo Der unglildlid)e Sefret0r
mar 10 tlllg, iuic 5libor. Gr Id)li cine
ncltc, gebeimc 9eboroc, bcltcbeno ans
Den Commandment bon SdiffSbo-
len. Nlld hiele ficlen BON Der Ono
De-" blicben nid)t y@cbcimrGtbe" ltl0
reid)tcn ihlicBlid) 5ipei nod, mebr cin-
unoer nioeriprehenbe gerid)te Gin.
Ger ornlc Weper ldrlf MN cine brit
te, 9cbcinle 9eh0rbe, Der or Die bier
0crid)tc porlcotc. 9ieic 9cborbe lit
nod IN Situng. Sr. Wiepcr iol ober
olIf Die 3cituilgSleutc lebr Ifledt 3it
ipredlcn lein. =
ltcbcr neuen Wlpf nj
oeiltid)cn Ncihstog Idreibt Der Srff.
Gen. .Nn5.:" Ter 9lpd. Der iif 10
lonae friimmte. che er iterben forn,te,
lit MN enogiiltig tobt. Cine Sage lit
aelhnfien, Die bis Jest ibresgleiden
liid)t bate. Die 2iberolcn itriftcn> i'll
Der Siitolt; . Gommiliion, Die Confer.
potipen iulo ooS Centrum blieben
hiibif thtcr lid mo etnblirtcl III ben
letten So9eu Dor ocnl Eiingiticit cine
Steiieriabrif. Die %oroentlif' nit
SdDnelbetrieb arbcitcte. Son bieien
Greigniiien, BON DEM conlerpotip.cle-
rifoI polniidcn Slod, miro einltluci-
len Die Situation beberriht, Die Sibe.
ftalelL benen lid, in bieiem Sale Die
So5ialoelnofraten angeihloiien bos
! ben bliden geipnnnt oui Die Teeie.
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Baltimore Gcr1ctcrh.

ghreau: Srnufliu glbg., Baltimore II. Gprtbitr.
8cgribnibpIdte sum Serfduf = bon $25 an,
iir bier @rdber. Sreie NcnIkiil1e Der aapele
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Sunit6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
AIhert G. CUTLER,
UuatOlser oes uertorbenen Srn. Ism q. Srs.
2ci4eubeitatter llno Ginbaliamirer,
221 rb-Sroabmap.
ertflaiHse seerSisunsen 30
mGkiscn Ereiien.
subteniammer nnb aaptae.
(San4-)
@cidjafts. 8c!cgenbcit.

gu prrtanfen:
Nr. 10. Critic Strnbe, iiio Nr. $500, 2eapers
tuns@oenue. ilabe Baltimore Strabe, 9iabIanos
toipr; outer @dlabet. fir irgenb elm 8effdft
paiieno; nelie Nadburihuit. 9ei6te 8eoineuns
gen. Nnd5utrugen CIT Srt nno Stele. Wtnrt
rcbrtc Die 5dirnlountsIoenue SIeftriite.
U5S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

Catlcb Bead, outcl. 9lm GboptnnfsJtioer
eritfIafiig, beimtih. LANCER Bier, Inn5s9noil'
lon; inniidr. 20 Nnbe8irmer. Beoineuneen II.
pamphlet bnrob Z. y. Teaf, @i9entbilmer, ooer
I. q. Sarris, 8cibdttsfy Cambridge, Wo.
(NlinilG.t WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

0ic 81 0 d c ter q benopoit"
ihreibt; Seit Oielen Sobren lit es
niht porgcfommen, ouB Die beige
GroBe 6obrif, in mclder 6euerluerfSs
topper bergeitellt merOenL 81 oieier
Sobres5eit bat ben 9etrieb einiteQen
miliien. 9ie ein5ige ploiliibIe GrflG-
rung miro IN Der Innobme ST. finoen
iein, ooB Die g~gitation fir cine me
niger gerGuidOolle utO meliger &c.
f0brlihe Seller ocS glorreihen Gier.
ten Srlldt getrogen bat. Spit fonnlt
lie, bod tic fommt - bic perniinftige
Giltiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Sumntcrfoit nno 2usis.
gnfrcc Scad) Sutel,
9udroc 9cod), So.

en Der unteren GbeIdpcnfes@ai acIcgen
prndItoons Seeneric; @cneu.guo; feiner 5iib
fang, fh0ne SGbrten per autibe, inter Der Set
iurg Der ,3empurt.YicwS aMo Glo Yotnt Nail
man aue electric GpnpanD."
S%ntormntion urio Banpblet auf Grinhell.
C,Sluit6 1Wt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

Etcl &c d)rci un0 mcniN
@ouc. Gic HcOen mo Gcbotten i'm
Scnot ilber Die @oQ50Qc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

Der 4 i
llppinen bot oiienbor nod INNER
nid)t ibrcn IbidIuB geiuroen. @ie
lunge lit es Der, oo bicB cs, ein Gon-
ltoblcrcorps iei Die ii6erItc @epGbr
tiir cine Iilinlilirln9 Der 9%epobner
jeneS SIrdipelS. Sebt fdat's oenen
Gin oieic Soffnuug mieoer SIT idon-
Den 81 modcn. Seltte rllmort's bier,
mor0eu bort. llnierc Miiiion oitf ocll
EbAipptncn mar bon ienem Gage on
cine perfeblte, no mir p%ern1cinten,
mir f6nntcn bort uerblciben.
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"iuHJcatcr.
Warglanh. n ass":
&eitb's rIQ Gtar" Sausepiae.
Characterization:
Sran @m. u. Innis.
UG4-70)
Spiritnuicn = Giecu5 : gpplifatiuncn
2iite Tr. GH.
BRreau her Spirttupie & icen5.G ummtHdrt,
Htmmer 0r. BOG, 8eridtss9 ebduhs.
g. etrrett Mtaiut, 9rditb mt.
SameS 9puo,
Benjamin y. Sbreenes,
gpmrutUfre-

Die nahfoIaen6 g%eunnnie Eerion bat cine
grtitiuu nm Sraneferiruus eincr @nbetaiss pi.
ritnuicn.9treuS bon /. Wiat 1909 ein9ereibt,
tpeIde Iloutaa, Den IS. Sint 1909, 10 l!br
Gornlitidgs. in Gripigl1g ge3ugen miro. 9ros
tcfte miiiietl Dor ~ llbr W{itta9S am Samitag,
ben 26. Suni 1909, eingerei6t iucroen. 8roteits
5ormrlare fiH0 aut gniuden in oiciem Slireal
erbdltli6.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
rung, mos oieie iebt pobl 5unG6it
llnterneDmen miro.

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interneDmen miro.
Wit Dem Steigen Ser If-
item an Der Y0rle bGlt 0oa Steiqen
Der Ntobrungamittcl = Breiie glei6en
Sdritt, Seine llrlad)e, lid iiber cine
ooer Die olloerc Oieier EreiSbelpegull-
gen 81 "frcllcn.
$3,500,000 Yrofit ioIl Yot.
ten aus ieinem @oi5enoei60it Der
olSgeidlogen baben, uno Oo5u 0oS
itol5e 9elpubticin, bob i'm ooiieIbe
8olf, ooS linn pcgen ieiner Irt, iifl
@elb 6I peridoifeu, crit groate, iebt
berulmoert, neil ct Noa @eIo bat.
@cItcrn mnren cS iii |
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idredlihe 'oSlocltm" Sd)ifisfota.
itropbc creignctc, bel nelfer iibcr
1000 Wtcni6en mciit Srotten utb
&inoer bon 3eutid).A nlcrifnnern -
ooS Scben Dcrlorcn. llc6er oent
@robe Der niht ioentifi5irten Spfer
lit ein GenfmnI crrihtet iporocn, an
meldem geltern cine Srollcrfcier ab-
gabalten milr0e.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-31
CHICAGO GRAFTERS
GET SS,OOO,OOO \ YEAR

Chicago, - Astounding revelations
follow the partial investigation of vice
conditions in Chicago made in con-
nection with the present crusade
against police graft, Many vicious in
dustries were seen to be centered in
several districts of the city in such
proportions that the task of investi-
eating conditions in the territory over
which Inspector Mccain had jurisdic-
tion is gigantic and will unfold to the
grand jury's gaze a spectacle many
times as lothesome as that presented
by the levee west of the river.
Conservatively estimator, the an,
nual amounts in graft alleged to be
paid for police protection by resorts
of many kinds in the city, including
disorderly houses, hotels, flats, room
ing-houses. gambling-houses dance
halls and saloons, made a total of
$2,9S2,760, nearly 5000 places con-
tributing to the sum, If such fund ex-
lists.
The largest part of this enormous
revenue is said to be paid by resort
keepers and others In what is known
as the Twenty-second levee district.
In addition to these amounts re-
ceived from habitues of Twenty-second
street levee, the First Ward ball nets
its organizers $4,000 a year on the
average. Resort-keepers and others
are forced to contribute in the whole
sale purchase of tickets and wine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-31

the home of her father, John f. Hill,
Miss Leila Sharon, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. e. E. Sharon of Portland,
will arrive this evening from Port
land to visit with local relatives for
several days, after which she will go
to Weston to visit at the home of an
uncle.
c. L. Moller, day clerk at the Hotel
Pendleton, returned this morning from
a two weeks outing, spent with Bert
Smith in the Blue mountains. They
covered the country between Mea-
cham and Wenaha springs and had
some fine fishing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-31

of advices indicating that the gather
ing will be attended by between 800
and 1000 delegates. The plans are
rapidly nearing completion and the
officers hope to make the congress
the greatest event in irrigation his
tory. /
The congress will be in session four
days and during this time the sub
jects of dry farming, irrigation laws,
good roads and deep waterways will
be exhaustively discussed. The sched-
uled speakers include Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson, Secretary of the
Interior Ballinger, Governor Gilchrist
of Florida, Governor Brady of Idaho,
Gevenor Hay of Washington, United
States Senators Cummins OF Iowa,
Carter of Montana, Newlands of Ne
vada, Jones of Washington and Hey
burn of Idaho. James j. Hill will be
another prominent speaker and it is
hoped to add Governor Johnson of
Minnesota to the list.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-31
LOST FOOT WHILE
ON BRAKE BEAM
PLUCKY MAN KEEPS HIS
SEAT FOR TWENTY MINUTES
Sad Accident Occurs Near Meacham
When Man of Twenty Has His Foot
Cut Off While Riding the Beams
Retains His Position Until the
Train Comes to a Stop Some Time
Later.
Especial Correspondence.) !

Meacham, July 31.-A sad accident
occurred near this place this morning
when young man stealing a ride on
the break beams of the eastbound pas
senger train No. lost one of his feet
But little is known as yet about the
particulars. When the train stopped
here he came crawling out from un-
der it, and people were Mortified to
discover his foot had been cut off He
thinks it was done about 20 minutes
before the train reached here. Par
ties are going down the track to see
If they can find the missing foot. The
writer failed to learn his name. He
displayed wonderful nerve. The train
was delayed quite a while, waiting to
get him fixed as comfortable as pos
sible to take him to La Grande. The
injured man is about 20 years of age.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-31
TRYING TO GET JOBS
FOR THE UNEMPLOYED

New York.-Reports from the grain
fields of the West received in this city
have furnished a suggestion for the
National Association for Unemployed
Men, which 1t is said will furnish
work for hundreds of men now seek
ing employment. The National AS
sociation for the Unemployed is a
semi-philantropic organization with
such men as Otto Barnard, the bank
er; Jacob Schiff. E. Macy and other
multi millionaires as officers. Urgent
requests for men have been received
from Nebraska Kansas and other
Western states. Similar appeals have
come from the small grain raising
states every season for years, but this
summer is louder and more plaintive
than ever before. The Association. it
Is known, is willing to provide trans
portation for men who will go west
Reports similar to those from Ne
braska and Kansas have also been re-
ceived from the Dakotas and Mime
sofa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-31
CLOCK MORE THAN 100
YEARS OLD AT VANCOUVER

Vancouver, Wash, July 31.-Mrs.
G. E. Clarke of 1915 Washington
street is the possesor of clock that
was manufactured more than 100
years ago and still keeps excellen,
time. 1t was only through the need
to have the timepiece cleaned that It
became known that Mrs. Clarke owned
such a valuable heirloom.
The clock, which is constructed en-
tirely of wood except for one wheel
and a staff, was manufactured by S.
Hoadley, Plymouth, Mass, in 1878.
He was one of the leading clock max
ers of New England. The clock was
sold to an ancestor of Mrs. Clarke and
was handed down. The clock is a,
the store of William Haylor & Sons.