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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

HE most remarkable Institutions of its kind
howard which the attention of the world has
been directed.
That. the attention Of the scortd-or, at
any rate, the attention of sufferers in almost
laH parts of the sOorid-has been directed to
Hhe camp is shosm BY the fact that persons
hIdesiring to be healed of various physieal"M ills
lcome to the camp not only from athparts;o OF
Mhe United States, but from Europe, South
&4frica, India and other far-ascay countries
Cures effected there are said to be mar
lCelous. They are due in part, it is stated, to
q system of rest and relaxation from mental
hnd physical activities, but more iargetytto
she Psychic treatment given BY the Rev. An
dresU r. Osbron, founder of the camp Gnd'its
yysfsmsoj healing.
n great CRY of tents has been established
By the minister in the susds of the Ozark
mountains. To it flock hundreds of people
Iseeking relief from mestai and physical u.s.
)IThsrs, amid the rugged grandeur of nature,
vhis young minister, sObo left his church york
Tn Kansas City. to follow the nsU mission
khat beekome6 to him, is busy Tasting out
Idsvils" in the true oid'bibticab ~'ay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

rT%HE Rev. Mr. osbron had acquired considerable
local fame in Kansas City before he unoer-
II took the great healing work in which ne Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18

[(THE handsome hero fell at his enemy's
feet, stabbed to the heart. ITO Be Con-
- tinued in Our Next)" Wouldn't that
hold your interest as the penutimate
instalment of modern novel2
Stabbed to the heart, the hero falls. Dead9
Of course. But why, then, that amazing "To Be
Continued'7 Something queer about this story
something that may be original The author
is of those highly scientific writers, always
with some new and perfectly reliable scheme up
his sleeve, but always keeping you guessing Well,
wait till next week, next month. Then
"Over hero's PROSTATE form bent the
solemn features of Professor W: W. Keen, of
Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia"-or of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-18
Problem of the Mu1cted
Millionaire

~HE learned judge. great on law but shy ON
4 mathematics. turned to his old college, chum:
II ..EIow." he inquired. would you like to act
as associate justice for couple Of minutes2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

60, SO. "a nln SO, 9lod . bon 80
imto, 1880. j..
CBcorae ". Mohlils uno Sroltl an
Sro nfIiu &, 'goblita, 1Cl2 9lder, So,
&pbn tSrecl nan mo tSroll oil albert
~. Slider urh Irall, Got Gillette bcr
Guit '9lpenuc, '@ro5. 1920, So.
&o1lob NcrI nan mo Srau an @ol-
ter =. SScitp bol, Got Noroicitc ocr
YrottitraBc, S..
Morn :. bib on 2llcp 6pott, oret
t2ota M uli nohe Gibertp Turnpife.
Ronn, So. !'r '''
Sbonos NJ. MontaomerD ot Sc.
nua &ermort, 2pt ,5u Nigbionbtolpnl
81,
@irom S.. @cruon on rSunaS Ser,
molt. ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5lrm SffcnhoI-
ten elmer IN cp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

Pm 3. Mdr3 oGo0erIono" nod
4%ntnerpeu.
Am 3, Wfdr5 oYauro" nob 9tcapci
nao SrieIt.
Mn 1. Mor5 rGormmia" nudl
Gibraltar un0 Aedpel.
Nn 1. Nt0r5 lorraine" nad)
Saore.
Sim 1. Ot0rj u9ter o'Stnlia" lodl
9teapel mo Scnlla.
Nm 4. Nt0r} nCscor Der 3lpcite"
.lldd) &openbogell.
9lm l., MQr5 nAorO Nmericn" nnh
9teapeI mo Geinua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10
IS,ti ffsnodiridltc

Ncm Dorf 8, 6ebr, - 2lnge-
fdnnct: nie Gaupicr rH%ronprin+
stiiin Gccilic" Don 9rcmcn uno SET
liz Clap" pog1 Copenhagen.
0remcn 3. 6ebr. - Angctoms
men: Der Gon,picr nAoiier ySiIbelnl
Ger 8rpbc" pou 9tcrr' Oorf.
-2~bgeiobrctt DER Gonpieru Frin5
6ricbrih @ilbc!rt" nod HemsDort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

reetnnsno 81. Sept. terIdBt SiIen- Station.
$40 WacraenS - S6neffpetf, Goaerstr.pr, 81.
& 9. Nb.. Wasnesbore. gtninbersDure uun
nusaenoutireH GonntaG 2aneod urb Gurnber.
Lamb. HS- =
2.45 Nadu. Accommodation mao Union.
s4.1b Madbut. - g6ueu.grpreb, eonptItnie,
Snsersteipu. Sancod. Gbippersburg unb aus
eerlon,rleR So1Itiae, Sreoerid un6 GrAutttS,
bIrg 8arlorsySdagoHS). 3Et @F
3dgltdI, anS9eauMnieu Nunntae.
TOO morseus-Onrf, y. uHb 8. 9tb.. unb Cor.
7.5o Demonstration. nada 1bnrrnnnt
1887 Moreens1g3eitern .Grpreb, Beftmtniter
grneepile (Greberidls GInntffsbIra, Tbnr'
mont. Wdnnesboro. 9bambersbura Gaaers.
tutpi,, 8aHcod, Cumberland. eIlinS (Buffet,
0bferbaffonszgSaapnn(.
$50 Na@m-9aipfliliie, 6tiItm bon gniprh,
@roee ferreE tDorf, Sannoer. 9ettsSouro Hit
$50 ssanm.ssy 1Iohi mad Sanober.
els slbenDEMUnsn. fo1 u~nippsHsibae.
9eHr eGukaAA..
ff.30 Hbenb4-gffctn. mad .ttuiensNyttee.
sNnt eoNntaAe.
9.4b Hberbs-aficrn. un1 untonsgrtbae unt
ssSGf ni@f an qennfpIbanIe.abs .etat.un.
u. @NbeYtfou. N. m. &oWtH.
NieF gfaf. i. @en. saaaHastrs eeusB,.aat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10
@crcinigte SGnacr ppn Baltimore.

. ~-" .| . ~ 90
Salptquartier: y8crmania.M 1n.
nerdor Soae"; BrGIioent t5enrp
SbonlaS;, corrclponoirenber lulb pro-
tofollirenber SefrctGr pro tenn. s.
SimrleIbCoer, Or. $40, NorosGben.
StroBc; 6inon5iefretGr q. 6immel-
beber, Er. 3t5, Horo.g bcn.S trabe;
Stntmellter $. Mtdlid, Ger. 7t3,
Barner.S traBe; Girigent 81. Sem.
berger. G%criommIlm8 ie0en 5lpeitcli
5reitaa i'm Nonot.
u9(rion."
Stn9ltlmoe: Wittpobs in Der
rStagsSale," Nr. 205, Sanoper.
StroBe. Girigant: 3. Melamet.
nIrbeiter.M Gmner6or."
Sauptquortier: a(noreoS' Saae,
9tr. ga, Souoper.S troBe. Sing.
itunOe: 9iepitass. 9irisent: George
8. HoDImamn.
vIrbeitcr. 2ieoeriafel."
Smlptquartier: 9ol5' Sale, Ser.
40S, eit.2erington. StroBe. Sing.
itnnoe: Mittmods. Girigent: SIT
bert STRIPPED.
,9aoeniasM
SallptQuartier: Pratt' unb 5.
StraBe, SiablanOtomn SinsItunbe:
Gienitags. 8irigent: gbuaro 9odner.
v@ermania.W 1nnerdor."
Soiptquortier: 8ermania 9 WGn.
nerdor-Saue, Scr. 410 Bis 4t2, 8eIt.
2ombarbsS trabe. S~ingitunbe: Con.
neritogs. 9irigent: Sb.obor Sem.
Berger.
uSrobiinn."
'Sauptql1ortier: 6robiinn E Sale,
Te. 5000, 5rcoerif 9(peme. Sing.
iillnOe: Mittmods. Girieent: Sobn
q. &lcir.
nWo5art.W 1nlerdor."
8oltptquartier: Gobert Solimer's
Saae. Or. 192t--t923, Orleans.
StraBe. Singltunoe ieoen Conner.
Itag I6eno. Tirigent: q. %. GobI.
mann.
y2ocnfsEoint M1nnerbpr.~ ~
SanptQuortier: 0eoer's Solle, gde
Guba. uno Illore Strabe. Sing.
itrnoe: Mittpod gbenoS s llbr.
0irigent: j. aarollls.
rSarmoni.."
SoltptQunrtier: Ser. 4t4, @elt.
6apette StroBe. Sinoltnoe: Glen.
tags. 9irigent: Sobn q, 9lein.
yWetger-8 eIaneperein."
Saltptaltartier: Soifmann's Sale.
2am' nao Sorreit.S traBe. Sing.
iulnoe: 0ienItass. 9iriseut: Sllbsrt
Stripped.
ySboIia.M Gnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: Soigt's Soae, Ger.
1922, Sariorb-a penue. Sineltunbc;
Gienitaas. 9%irigent: S. 6. Srant.
r.. u@idenfrans."
Sauptquartier: auguIt @oebeI's
(pormols 3orn's) Sale, gfe Der 8.
nno Cough. StraBe, Sigblanbtopn.
Sin9itunoe: Mittmods. Dirigent:
Geo. 8. Hoblmann.
.Melobie."
Sallptqllortier: s. Hies' Saue,
Gde 2omitraBe iitlo geIoir-M Dart.
Sin9itunos: GOnneritags. 2iri9ent:
5. &nrollis.
.@ermonia.G uartett.g Club"
Sauptqllar1ier: @agner's SaQe
Gtr. 1t6, Noro.Eaeo. Strabe. Sing.
ltnnoe: 0ienitass. 3irisent: S.
&arolus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

reit gun, gebrnl0 In Der Gan1befs usS Da
WopaI,SfdttOH I'm 1000 1benb1.
Neferpirune bon Nduni in G@ldfs obte. Y9o
IursaBaeeons. Speferaten etc. tuerben l9ae.
6eforat per Selepbsn in allen soleenoeIl at1te
2 St. GauI 1924, cber Wb-, gourtld,D 1901:
III. RobaIsGtation, G.. & g.. mt. Derncn 9l!S;
GnmbensS Citation Observation-Disclosures. e.
st. YauI $40, ODER Wlb., eourtlaub 272o. NM
Hr. G2S GiosDroatmab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10
SercinSsG aIenDer.
G1lrheiien.Gerein."

SUPERINTENDENT
Sefrctdr 8m. SDomas, Scr. 2219,
Sairmount-I ue. S%erIamm!rng ieoen
sneiten GienItag i'm Monai IN 8es
ber's Sale, gde Wabeira. lno
gaiternsa uenne. San15,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10
9ambnrgsM mertfa

. Ttreff mad 3aulbure.
SpppelIdraMben.
ersref. xnb YaTasier.0 ieak
6ambars . Mmerifa . Qiaie,
41-45 8rpabuap, 8ew'Oora
&rtbnr %. Wpbfon,
On, alten Haate.
127 Cft.8altinpre'9 ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

Hationals9 mfen.
Ggetersstrabe, Sarob g8. Soot, grdHbent;
.s ssalr9 Ii Gsaas> ai3't 4asa eaS.eroappa.
g8. g. sSaqner, aafflrer.
,~sscttsrn Nattpnat giaHt," Il sors.autap'6!r
Mariners & 1trraants' ssatiass, Seal"
Spltb- uao 2ombatosStrdbe.
Gtoats- 9onfen.
.9entiAe gauf ppn Baltimore" gaIttmers'
uno Seaisab. Strabe ananli xeber. Srdfs'
bent; Z. 3. St6t, S6atuleifter. ..,.ti
Spar. ganfen. .3s .
.Seutfas ,sparbaut MN salttmpre," saiatu.
.e.. 'saass ssarsaa.sS' saIttmOrs.stras uts
guitcntH6ouisssloeuie !"
Sruitsg ompoanisi1. 2
.gsnrsianb sruft Gn," saerensits@ds galpert,
mnb 0ermalsStrabe.. g.. 9 Zimmerman,
Sssssiiss 5ssncss tag. ssislliis.ss SassmsiEtss;:
,ga!ttupre 5ruft & GnnraHtee Co.," Gauitabie
FutlotH1.
Mopofaten.
abptpk wntteriet, stettsanipaIt, Wr. 10, OFT.
Seri~ngtorsStrnbe. 9. & y. Ebone, Ct HanI
aarl u. M. eduis, 1919 eatu sutIsins.
eaitaeus aurb, 261-268 ga!oert BUILDING.
2anomirtbihaftlide @erdtbe unS
SGmereien.
erttFtit 4 snrner Co., 2O5 gsorbsBam,strabe.
Warmor- uno 8ranit.W erfe.
9. etlsartaer & ebame, 714-71s Den'soItt'
ulores5traBe. '
plumbing, SURFACES, STANCES tno
Oefen, Ga6oeden un6 Rinnen.
Seuxstt Bros, 523 orb.5reuoRt.sIbeuue.
Qupferidmieoe nno plumbers.
IsIeSt0H: BOIfe 1890.
Sener.G eriiherungeit.
"ss $ { Ssi" asa.. &C. .sco Of siusrgssI," Ssnss d.
Der OF Commerce @nilbitg.
.Gerinania Gener Geriid,erunsS . eefeatdat."
gaLtimores uitb sinrtbs5trabe.
gigentbums. Igerten un6 Gambler
sisrrs 9. 9asan & aepbe'u, 10 otteeEtnston'
acknowledgements
q. etsh Same Co.. se2-se4 Eprb.Oos.etr.
GobIen un6 9oIa.
eexss .. Hus Netnt, $50. goIumbtasabeHxa
BfanoleiD. @eih1fte.
.Gs1istttateb 2pan Co.," 1 gorb.gab,Gtro6e.
YianoS itn0 SrgeIt. ~
GtaD. n. etteft. 0 s,orb.eibertb.S trabe.
Ws- auabe & 60. Bart'lbe. urb Sabettesetr.
Eapier unb Yapier. Often.
emttt, 9txpx Go, t05-tG aanobersG trobe.
8lefplotten, Wetau etc.
essn, 0snnta 4 60. (neorporirD. tS-1e
8aIberftousStrabe. "MTfEHFto
Geteftip.I gentur.
epanbaner & edmtet, Gadtfcleer bon smtib,
@eit & 2bens. CIR. COS, GaIbert gutIbina.
2eidenbeItntter. af .Gti
eaabesS & eiane, 170s--17t0 Gantcn.Abeu1ie.
Sens. Gscs, Rortbs iino 0reenr1ount.0bexue.
6rieob6fe.
n--A-- - -L~l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

NcW y II, y. tSept. HN8ez
fdnuneu: nie Gulnpicr uStronprinr
stiiin Gccilic" Don 9rcmcn uno set
lig Clap" pog1 Gopcnbo1cn,
9remen 8. 6ebr. - altgetoms
men: Scr Gonlpicr n&aiier @ilbelm
Ger @robc" pom Ners Oort.
-Abgeiobrch DER Compiler Erin5
6ricorid gSilbc!nt" nod) 9semsYort.
Mbfabrtstnsc Der Compiler BON Vc,u-
Hprf.
PIN 10. 6ebrllar .3eelano" nadj
9llitlperpcn. -"
9lu 10. Sebru ar ,MaieItic" uad)
Soutbonpton. at
am 10. 5ebrlinr vGampania" tod
2iperpooI.
gm ii. Sebrunr uYretogne" mad
SABRE.
9(m IT,. Sebruar nGrober allr.
~iilrlt" nod 8ibraltof mo Neapel.
gm t3. 0eJruar ,Golumbia" nod
Glasgow.
am 10. 5ebruor uGoreo" nadl
Notteroom uno 2ibau-
am t3. Sebruar n9urbaroiia" nab
Gibraltar unb Neapel.
PIN 13. 5eh,uar' .gsaloeriee" nadj
Samburg.
PIN 10. 3ebruar Celtic" mad
2iperpool.
slm IS. 5ebrilar philadelphia"
nad Soutbampton.
slm 10. 5ebruar nMinnetoufa"
i,ad) 2onbon.
am 16. Sebruar uHpnoom" nadl
ROTTERDAM.
am 16. Tebrrar s,GeciIie" mad,
Bremen.
@m t6. 6ebruar nSamburs" nod
gibroltar llnb Geapcl.
Sim rs. Sebrllor 0Snoidno" ilad)
Neapel nno @enuo.
am II. Sebrnar .Homa" nad
Heapel rno Warieills.
Im II. Se6ruar .Sceanic" nab
Souptbampton.
80 Im II. Sebruor nSamlano" nod
@ntperpen.
stm II. 6ebruor n2uiitonia" nad)
liverpool.
9lm IS. 6ebruar oSeaig Slou"
nod 8%openba8en.
Nm 1s. 5ebruar nSfornborit"
nod Bremen.
gm is. Sebrrlur nGoronio" nod
Gibraltar nno 9tedpel.
gm is. Sebruar yEropenee" noh
Sabre. ,,
9lm 20. 5ebrilar uYotooia" mad,
Sombur9. n~
gm 90. 6ebruar vGebric" lofj
Gibraltar uu1o Nelpel.
PIN 90. 6rbrliar .Meloba" nod
'2onoon.
9lm 20. 6ebrilar st. Gaul" nah
southampton.
am 20. Scbrllor pAlice" noh
Ncopel mo SrieIt.
Im %. Sebruor nStntenoom"
nad) Hottcroam..
am %. Sebrnor ,Erin5 Srieorid
@ilbelm" mad, Bremen.
Mm "a. 6ebrilor ,1eutouie" mad,
southampton.
anl "a. Sebrnor Mallretonio"
mad, sipcrpool.
Im %. 5ebrilor ogrnnoenburg"
nod Bremen.
am %. Scbruar rSapoie" mad,
SABRE.
am %. Iebruor ,2ouiiiauo" ltad)
9tcapeI nno @enlia.
= am 81. 6cbrltor dalnerifa" nad
8omburg.
am 81. Scbri,ar Baltic" mad,
'2iperpooI.
am 81. Scbruor .Nclp.Dorf" not
Soiutbampton.
Nm ~. 1cbrunr .aDln" nod 9re'
men.
PIN q. acbruor .M%inncbaba"
nod Sononn.
Nm 81. Iebriior saoniain 2ouiic"
nad) Gibraltar INTO Heapel.
ant 81. Sebruar yMabonno" mad
Neapcl unb Maricilc.
Ant ~. Sebruor u6urneilio" toh
Glasgow
an 81. Iebrilor nEcrugia" nod
9teapcl.
am y. S%cbruar Chicago" nod
| 6oprr.
Vim u. Sebri,nr u8iullo" nadl
@steqpel 1no Srieit. =.
Am 2. MARS raaiier Mitbeiin DER
,2lpeiie" mad, ,9ren,eii.
YIN B.. Mars yaneania" mad, giuef-
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0ei9aftss@ esmeiler.
Slider, Gpnbttur' xnS Sptel'
ScoarfssMrtifel.
she Weae-3 & St6S Co., t04 SlesSoparb~Str

3.ituneen, 3eitidriften etc.
,sbe Baltimore sieus Co.," 2Gotb abereronl'
Sic, 1efbdftsfIbrer, 318 UeftsSernatt%5tr
gaurlateriaiielL Sbiiren, Senlter-
rabmen 2aoen et:.
San1es .. sspiter & Co., "1t5--117 GhhsSrebe'
rtdsStrlbe. ..t..r.P . m.
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96bmiSdle 91der.

W0bmi1d)e T1der.,
Saliptql,ortisr: Ger. 1913, gib.
lonb.ape. 6. & g. Sci. @olie 376 81.
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Baltimore Gam. Understandable

(Aite unb supet, iiTse Bat.ainie.)
-&fe 8ereintgte StaatensBoft befbrhernb.
Campfer ,gtrgtuta" (neu), ,Nlabama,"
rGyeprsta." ysenneHee".
9ar,pfer ta5rsii ota9lih. ssnniaes aiIsae'
Is, t.straRe, $50 gbeubs, brett nod Obj
8oint Comfort, MorioIf, 8ertsmoutb unb allen
RSi ni !, aao Sss s M gerbinsuTe. tn 6!e
@ab Ritronb, Nerbilssliie in 8orismoutb nit
benz ~eenboaro 9ir Cine" foIioen 3yee mad
Portsmouth unb %sitIauta. Sn Eorfolf Werbtn.
oune nit Der r%sltIaltic COAT Cine. NorfoIi
nno ipeftitb nno qOlo Dominion Cine" ne9
Neipbsrn. ,ysafbinston. G..G., Rtnu1onb. Uo..
unb RepsYorf.
MabIseiien nod el,ropdif6em BLAINE. euzu.
StSfs Saiiitensin,lnsr sIeftTiihs geIendtars.
3%intner in ben @ineisHiireaur Der Bah Cine"
Nr.- lot, Sfts9altimores strnbe; Rr. 508-608.
9ightsStrGbe; g. y. G. Office, Gloott,gde Der
Baltimore nno gaIbertss iraBe; Continental
Trnft gniioing" uito Ilbaugb's, Nr. 109. Ncrbs
GbdrIessGtrnbe.
Sobn u. sbertBppb, @. 0rupu.
@iee.grdf. II. Ser. .Isaraeer. n..8dN .asdornt.
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Merdants G. gRiners transport. 60

DItrdJurrS &C WGtNtrH 3ruH6pUrI. %.
1ampfer.9tnie.
Hrnht nnb gaffagtere.
Hah Bottom unb benz Often.
Sonntas. Dienftae urb Sreitaa, 9 tbr sbenhS.
Rad 8rubtbente unb BEN Gften.-
Sorntaa. Wittipob unb Sreitna, 6 utr Nbenb4.
RAD Resuportsgteips.
TdeIttt, ausaenontmen Montda uub 6amftao.
6 tlbr slbenbs.
= Sra9t arqenommen taalih BIB s tlbr 0abm-
fur o~enfeIbet Iae fabrenbe 9aulpfer.
Nab Gaoaunab unb benz Gfiben.
2tenftas. 9onnerfiae NIB 6Gmitaa,
8 tbr Mbenbs.
3. %, Wfsseta. gaent. 4ter 3. 3uR S..gaA.6ts.
S1upts9iireali: 8erniaIts unb Qtabtgtr.
113
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,@intradht."

yGintrodt."
4Sanpio,lortier: Sinmann's SaIc.
Gde Sort. apenile ,itb alttbre.S traBe.
Singftu1be: SonnerItags; 9irigent:
s. %. Shinoele. (So9,tS)
gddef.8 bon Baltimore.
8irigent: Erof. s. &arplus.
Sauptquartier ". @asener's SalIe,
1t9 9orb-Yaea.S Ctr, ieben Samltag
abeno, NIT Musnabme bes britten
SamItass I'M @otat, SnsItunoe.
Gpril7-tO
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GdiIe sit Meiie ms sfnsIdno be-
idrst 6. Saline, Nr. Ala, Sit-Salti.
morcitraRc, nahe Gnitum SSpnic Hpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

eaahefS & eahne, 170S-17t0 GaftofsHbeu1ai
0nt. Gscs, Wortbs iinb 0reenr1ounts1teHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

Elrmbing, SURFACES, STANCES ,tno
Oeien, Gadheden un6 Ginnen.
DenMett Bros, 523 Norb.Srenont.sthenus.
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Sruitsg on1poanisit. E
,.Diarslanb sruft Gn.," 3prbneita@de galpert
nnb 0ermalsstrGbe,, g.. g. Zimmerman,
Brdfioent; Carroll Bolt gfeB. Sddsmei[ter;
Jernis Spencer, iun., SiiItssShdSmeifter:
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Smetano uno 5rnli, Sitleiic Der
9ouloinitraBe, @ro5. $50, SIS.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
STILL
ON THE JOB

When A. w. Merritt was de-
posed by the council as head of
the crematory department, the
council had in mind the dismissal
of J. l.. Lockhart, assistant super
intendent, with whom Merritt was
at swords points. The matter how
ever was finally left to the option
of the new superintendent, F. P.
Weymouth.
Mr.. Weymouth stated this morn
ing that the matter was in his
hands but up to the present he
had taken no action, either to re-
tain or dismiss Lockhart. Further
than this he refused to state any
thing, but 1t was evident the ques-
ton was merely one as to whether
Lockhart would make good with
Weymouth or not.
The expense of the crematory
was another point against Merritt.
but IL there has been any improve
ment in this particular no one has
heard anything about it. but. any
how. Merritt was a democrat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
CONSIDERATION OF CODE
DRAWN FROM PROSECUTORS
EXPERIENCES TEARS OFF
THE MASK At OLYMPIA.
Especial to The Press.)

OLYMPIA, March 2.-As was
predicted early in the session, the
so-called liberal sections of the new
criminal code failed utterly to meet
the approval of the legislators. Al
ready the senate has performed
several operations of major surg
cry on the code and the house with
more reckless scalpels promise to
make deep incisions on whatever
spot seems free from senatorial
scars.
The prosecuting attorneys, draw
ing upon their experiences as to the
feasibility of criminal laws as told
by the possibility of conviction and
punishment, attempted to remove
from the statute books such provis-
ions as are universally treated with
contempt and violated with impu-
nifty.
Aside from those gentlemen who
make the practice of law, the opin-
ion of the average legislator leans
strongly to the assumption that the
statute books should be Draconian
In their severity. no matter what
their practicability may be. 1t is
enough for the legislator to point
the self congratulatory finger at
the statute as evidence of his duty
well done, irrespective of its total
failuAa to achieve the results aimed
at. Awyers in either house argue
with Apparently sound logic that
the goAd natured disregard for law
on the Aart of the American citizen
Ia born NTom and nursed by this
statute bAows which no one is ex-
pected to oHey except at rare inter
walls. and thNn generally to promte
some private spite or political
scheme.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
COURT PUTS LIMIT ON
STANDARD OIL PENALTY

CHICAGO, March 2.-That Stand
ard Oil can be fined little over
500, 600 was the tenor of ruling
today by Judge Anderson, who def
nitely decided the Standard is liza
BILE to penalization on 36 different
counts, instead of 1900.
The ruling is in accordance with
a motion made by Attorney Miller
Of the defense. Miller's motion
that the court order government
prosecutors to introduce no testi-
mony designed to prove more than
So, offenses was also sustained by
Anderson. United States District
Attorney Wilkerson, In presenting
the government's case, declared he
expected to prove that the ostensi-
blesrate of Is cents per 100 pounds
given the Standard by the Chicago
& Alton road for the shipment of
oil between Chapelle. ILL.,, and East
st. Louis was apparently an intra'
state shipment but in reality 1t was
interstate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
NO MORE FOR
DIR. 0LMSTEO
PHYSICIAN AND THE FORMER
MAYOR DECLINES REQUEST
TO GET INTO COMING CITY
ELECTION FREE FOR ALL.

A committee Of business men to-
day waited on DIR. e. d. Olmsted,
"the best mayor Spokane has ever
had" and made an attempt to In.
duce him to enter the race against
the field, but after hearing the
strong arguments DIR. Olmsted de-
clined to make the race.
The committee was headed BY
Councilman Jacob Schiller, but the
identity of the others is withheld
as it is argued they may yet have
to support one OF the candidates
now in the field unles sa stronger
candidate can be found to make
the race. 4
There are two reasons why I
cannot make the race" stated DR..
Olmsted today. I'm the first place
cannot afford 1t. Even II the
salary is raised to $1,000 a year /
could not afford 1t. l would have
to give up my mornings and much
of the afternoons and my practice
would be demoralized.
I'm the second place I do not
feel it would be acting square to
come out at this late date after 50
many men have pledged them
selves to one candidate or the
other. 1t would put some Of my
friends in the hole and would not
be a fair proposition"
The action of the committee
makes 1t evident that there are
some business men in the city who
do not favor the Moore adminis-
tration candidate, G. M. Fassett.
Their search for an available man
will be kept up and there Is .
move on fot to induce Councilman
Schiller to come out for the ofiice.