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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05

being OF those who failed of re-elee-
ton in the recent primaries As only
a few of the old officials ware not re-
elected the changes will not be num-
circus, the clerk of the circuit court.
members of the county commission
eTs. public instruction and timber
custodian being the only officials TO
retire. For several days those who
are to quit the service of the public
have been busy getting their offices
III shape TO turn over to tleir Sue
CessoTs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
PRINTER SHOT WIFE THEN
ATTEMPTED TO KILL HIMSELF

Oldham, and then sent a Ieaden mis-
sile into his own body above the
heart.
The attempted murder and suicide
occurred on the street In front of Mrs.
Oldham's home in this city. Both
oldham and his wife are in a danger
GUS condition at the city hospital
The tragedy vas a climax of a short
but tempestous domestic life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
JURY AGAIN PROBING NEAT
PACKING ESTABLISHMENTS

Is making every effort TO Feep the
details of the inquiry quie: until re-
suits can be announced officially. Wit
neSses were carefully guarded by Sc
cret service men today and the Dis
trict attorney stated that he would
demand Jail sentences for any witness
who divulged the secrets ct the jury
room.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
TO VISIT EMPEROR.

London. Jan. 1.-The Standard 5
Berlin correspondent says that King
Edward and Queen Alexandra certain
" will visit Emperor William at Der
lin in February and probably will be
rendered an elaborate state reception
and other entertainments. February
9th is given as the probable date OF
the visit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
GENERAL PROTEST ON THE
IMPRISONMENT OF GOMPERS

thoTiZed to arrange a monster meeting
o. every local of organized labor in
Cook county TO be held on the one
hundredth anniversary Of Lincoln 5
birth, February u. Copies of the res
Olution of protest adopted ~ the fed
GRAFTON will be sent to every city and
town throughout the country with the
request TO hold similar mass meet
ings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
BY Associated Press.

Cincinnati, Jan. carrying out a
threat made before new years day,
that the old year would not be dead
a week before both he and his wife
would die, Clarence Oldham, printer,
and son of George w. Oldham. editor
o. the Pubic Ledger, in MaysVille.
Nv. yesterday fired two bullets into
the breast OF his young wife, Dulcie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
D. Associated Press.

Chicago, Jan. "A movement for
= general protest against he action OF
the supreme court OF the District of
Columbia in sentencing TO imprisOn-
menJ Samuel GOmpeTs, JOIn Mitchell,
and Frank Morrison. has Seen inaugu-
rated by the Chicago Federation of Ia
boz.
The executive board has been au-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
BY Associates Press

New York, Jan. 4.-Guests whose
age totaIed Il. $50 years, gathered
around a table at the Daughters of
Jacob home last night TO celebrate
the sixtieth anniversary of the we'd
ding of Aaron Doas, 80 and his wife,
Yefa. Sc This grand total of ages
was made up by the seemingly re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
GUESTS WHOSE AGES TOTAL
1890 YEARS WERE BANOUETED

markabIe collection of only IS7 in.
mates of the institution Among
them were Esther Davis. ia years
old; Rosie Arronwald. 107: MendeI
Diamondstein. 106; Michla Schleeht-
sky, 100; Herman KrevciIian. 100:
Pauline Kelmenson, 81, and Ida Kap<
Ian, IS. The youngest was Mrs.
Brouch GusikoV, 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
THIRD ATTEMPT TO
FREE HARRY K. THAW.
BY Asseelated Press.

White Plains, \. Y, Jan. 4.
The third attempt 10 free
Harry K. Thaw from Mattea-
wan asylum was begun today
before Justice Tompkins, of
the supreme court. The court
was asked to present Thaw's
case. to a jury 10 determine If
he IS insane, on a motion of
counsel for Mrs. William Thaw
his mother, for habeas corpus.
The authorities were ordered
TO produce Thav before the
Justice on Saturday. It is al
legged the son was not egal-
" committed. and is not a GRIM
inal, having been acquitted, and
is now sane.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
Rv AssecIatee press.

Chicago, Jan. with precautions
to safeguard its secrets redoubled, the
federal grand jury today resumed its
Investigation Of the relations be-
tween the big meat packing establish
ments of Chicago and the railroads
United States District Attorney Sims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
Most of Former Public Off
Gals Reelected and
Only Few Changes.
A. NJ. Mcmillan to Retire
After Service of Twelve
Years-NeW Boards of
Commissioners and Public
instruction, as Well as
Timber Custodian.

The newly elected county officials
viii assume charge of their respect
i've offices this morning, last night
ending the public career for the time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
sv Assoslas4d Press.

Washington, Jan. 4,-Un1suaI atten-
don was paid in the house of repre-
sentatives today to the reading of a
message from the president teplyins
tic a resolution of that body calling Oh
him for an explatioEaof the intimation
in his annual message that members
OF congress were AFRAID 20 be iBvest!-
gated by the secret Service The gal
leTies were packed 70 the doors and
their occupants likewise exhibited the
greatest interest in what he pre5i-
cent had to say.
Mr.. Griggs, of Georgia, moved that
the message be returned 10 the pres
ident. This was later Withdrawn and
the. message was referred 10 a SPECIAL
committee now investigating this mat
ter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
Mcmillan RetireS.

A NJ. Mcmillan, who fer twelve
years past, has held tne Office of
clerk of the circuit court, is among
those who are to retire today, being
succeeded by James MacgibboI. Dur
ing Mr.. McMillan's tenure of office
ne has installed all of the latest sys-
TENS applicable for the dispatch of
all business promptly and % the sat
isfactiOn of the public. Among one
of the most praisewOrtny innovations
introduced by him was Cots patent
s. stem of indexing county records.
This consumed a period of :wo years
and covers the records of every trans
fer executed since 1922. BY its use
any record of the clerks office filed
since that date can be Immediately
located. Mr.. Mcmillan was classed
"a one of the most accurate clerks in
the state. and frequently was compli-
ISented by state officials
During his long service IS a pub
lie official Mr.. Mcmillan conducted
the business of his office in a high
y satisfactory manner, and was
prompt in every matter handled
through the office.
Mr.. Mcmillan will engage il the
real estate business, having Fece3tly
fcImed a partnership with c y. Nc
CIUTe-
Deputy HartSf1eld Leaves
Chief Clerk c. G. Hartsfeld, who
came here from Mariana about three
fcontinued on PAGE Two1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
United States Placed in
Forefront of Powers for
Generosity.
RED CROSS WILL
DONATE 100000

Bountiful Provision for the
Earthquake Sufferers Be-
ing Made in This Coun-
try-Bill Authorizing the
Appropriation Passed in a
" Hurry and VIII Be Signed
To-day By the President.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
TO ARREST ROCKEFELLER
JR., FOR PERJURY.
~ AssocIatee press.

New York, Jan. 4.-The erin
inal libel suit of John d. Rock
efeller, Jr-. against the New
York American, began today
and as a result OF confusion
of Rockefeller statements a
warrant was applied for for
his arrest for perjury and is
under Amusement, des 9ite the
district attorneys protest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
PROMINENT FARMER
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
Bv Associates Press.

DanvuIe. Va. Jan. 4.-Chas.
Brown. prominent farmer of
Selma, y c. was Shot and kill
ed last night near his home by
persons lying il wait. The re-
port of the gun was followed
by 4 am killed" He was
found By neigh bors- Blood
hounds were used but to no.
success. Il is said there is a
woman in the case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05
Unusual Attention Paid to
Reading of Presidents
Reply to Resolution.
LANGUAGE WILL
STANDE ANALYSIS

Declares That When Prop
erly Considered the Word
ing Of Paragraphs Relat-
ing to the Secret Service
will Be Found Not Objec-
tionable to H1e Members
of Congress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05

To reach all of the peo-
pie, use both the DAILY
and the WEEKLY JOUR
NAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05

Continued on Page Two. :
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05

tcOntTnued on Second Faae.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-05

CcOntinued on Page T~o.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05

pes Gronlan : @eletes eingeietteil
TcrmitteIunesrutbes iinb, iinb aus
ct. Fall, Mimi, nod Maibineton
5uriidgefebrt, mafbem lie anitren-
alngcn aernodt, Die Gontroperie 5ipi-
Id)en DER Ieider1teller = lluion Don
Irnerifn lHto ben norblpeltliden Gi-
Ienbohnen 81 Iflid)ten. IS lit ober
bllrd)aus mnnobritrinlifL oab nloll
lie onlGBlid Ser Sad)e nod einmal
benliiben miro. Gem S%erncbnlerl
nod erboIten Die oil Dem Strife be-
tteiligteu @eihcnite4fr gcgenpdrtig
OurdIduHttlid einen ltlonatlifen Nr-
beitslobn bon etiuo 500. Sic pers
langen cine 3llloge bon 6 Gents pro
StunSe'fiir gcip6hnridje arbeit am
@erftda ltno Die ooppelte 3uloge fir
lleber3eit itnb Sonnthgsnrbeit. SIS
mar lumt6glid, Die bcioen Yorteien
81 eilltin Sereleih sum- 3fuefe Der
gcritdnbtsling iiber Die 3iffcrel5 81
pereiniaelI.
@crfcGrbciierti d etnuS.
Seottlp, @oib.. d. Ge5. = 0er
9abnuerfebr, Der ieit Neginn oes
@cid)enltcller Strifes beinabe labnt
gelcat iuar, iheint iid) ctmus 81 bel
lerll. St ben 9nbnhofen Der Nortb-
eril Tncific unb Der @reot Nortbern
Clinic lit Die 9%cioroerung De oilige-
Italtten Sraftienoungen nit Siille
bon Niht u Union = @eihenitclern
mieoer in Ingriif genommen poroen.
Gic 9etriebsleitungen limo entldlol-
leil, NIT Der MnItelllntg- bon llellell
Sel,ten fort5ufabren.
~ ontun.S nbu ltrie dwer
getroifen.
Great Sail $, Mont, 4. Seq
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING III Solge oes
@eihenitellcr +! Strifes bot bier 1900
Nrbciter in onoeren Setrieben 6eihoI'
~tigungsIos gemadt. Gle Bolton II.
Wontonu Shmel5ipcrfe milrben belt
te gciflolicii, ga Die ;3llfrbr bon &li-
pfcrcrSen aus ben Scrgtpcrfen ouf.
9cbort bat. Sn ben &opal 8lourin9
Wias iino 500 &eute e%ripcrbslos.
Sails feline @eIierune IN Der Ser
febrsloge eintritt. pcroen perlhieoe-
ne onoerc Snouitrie'n ben 9etrieb
eiulteQcu miiIieu. Sic bieiiuc Son.
bclsfomnlcr bat Helolutionen onge.
npnlmler, meld)e einen idorfen Sobel
gegen Die 9eamtell Der @eihenitel-
ler.llnion ailsiprcden, iue9el ibrer
@eigernng, Die ltreitige 2obn. Sroec
cincm Sdicosgeridt sur 9eilegung
81 nntcrbreiten. Gic bieiigen Ser
INSTRUMENTATION meroen ollrd) Ell
men 9liSoro, Der I'M gnil5en oItliden
Wontnnn tpbf, nod bebcuteIlo cr-
Idlpcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05
Ncncr Stnhl fir ben YrGiioenten.

Wtnn0 il npl0s, WTId)., 4. &c
;eriber. = ,Sn einer Der bieiigen Mo-
b~eliobrifen mirb ein lteiier Stlibl fir
ErGiioeut 1aft bergeitellt, Elm Arben.
ten an Die &ciic, ueldle or OILS
ariegsiefrct1r mad, ,sapau mo Die
Qbilippincn n%nternabm. &erren, Die
Der 8eiiebesleitune auschortell, bradl-
ten einiee alotc aoa.Sols nit benin,
bieic murhell seniigcno ~selagert, 81
1iiflcrbol; perorbeitct uno iollcn
MN IN Sfiiblc fiir mebrere Witglie.
Der Der 1aitihen @cielidaft innaet
mmtoclt meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05
WaIcnmurb in Gleuclanb.

G~Icpelon0, Sbio, 4. Nc5embcr.
- 6rau Soicpbine Mongino u1o
Snei ibrer ainoer muroen bclltc IN
Der Slide ibrer @obnmg critod)en
mnfaciunOcL uno ous flcinite ailo
Der 6rou lit lebcnSaeiabrlid) pcrlcbt.
IS miro pcrmutbet, oab antoltio
Mtangino. Der @atte Der ernluroeten
Srou mo S%tieipater Der ainoer. Die
Sbot be1onaen hat. Gr lit peridNunn-
cen. Ger Moro ioll Die Solge zines
Strcites slpiidet Wonginp unb Del.
icn Satin iiber @eloanaelegenbeitelt
aclpcicn iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05
u, Vleibt oenti6.
SouSciacntbiimer- Sercin Der Gillette
Mem1ss Doris eebalt oentid ais &c;
id)1itsiprofc bel. M,


NcmWorf, t.. Gc;embcr. - Sor
einem Monot luurbth IN elmer Ser
ionmlunq Ncs vSoi,seigentbiimcr.
@ereinS Ger TO-, If. unb Fl. @nrb"
ppl1 perid)ieocnen Mitgliebern allac.
rcgt, bic ocutlbe 8eid]Gita- II. Ser.
bonblunasiprrd)e foltcn ST lnlicn Ii.
oofiir bic enGlilhe 5u illbititilircn.
Gieic gnrcgung perbiftctc iid) 5ilnl
Antrng: bob bic beiitid)c Sprodc ais
@eid)Gitsiprude i'm Gercin fir bic
llodlitcn icd's Mpnotc iuspenoirt mo
Die engliid,e bufiir ungenommen mcr.
ocn iol. Gieier Nntrae Lag arl Il.
Hpucmber Ger Grefntipe Dor. Gle
Grcfltiuc beldlloB ltad) reiflid)er Gr.
rp1gula oni Antrag. bes GrsErGiioens
tcn SofobTictcr bin einitinnnlig, Der
@altptpcrlomnlluma 5n cmpfcblen.
CAB Die bcntihe Sprnd)c minoeItcnS
llod) eit Sabr lang ais 8eidGftSipro-
dc 81 bcnllbcn lei.
Cos HrotofoQ iolle in belltid,, itlS
penn %perlongt, nld) IN engliid) per
lclcn tperoen. ollie Gorrciponoen5cn
an Die Mitqlieoer iollen III bentid)
INTO in cnalilh nbgeiaBt Iein. cinem
ieoen Mitglieoe ioae es geitattet iein,
lid, in Den &eriommllunsen Der beltt-
ifen ober Der engliihen Sprnd)e SIT
bcoicner. Sm Sale Elm Mitglieo
oelltlf iprcdbe. ioQe Der Gorliter ieine
Gnsfilbrunacn oif engliid) luieoeree.
ben. So.
Iiclc Intrn9c Der Grcflitiue lngen
MN acltern Der Solptperiammlrng
por, Die IN 2eppig's Salle nnter beil,
Sorlib oes E%rGiioenten Sbeobor SIRE.
feler Itattiano. Gle Teriummlune
ipor lebr gut beilift. beionbers bon
be1l alten Witaliebern, ,tno bon al
lent Infang an mar es Flor, oab Die
vociltid,e Eortci" nod INNER Sas lie,
bergepid)t hot. tuent1 iie aud bereit
lit, Dey engliid lprebetben Glemen-
ten aGpilic Gon;ciiionen 5il MAIDEN.
Gbrcn- Yr1liocnt Charles 2nt appel.
lirte an Die |cridnnnlllne, Den bent.
lden Gbornftcr ees GereiilS ebenlo,
lpic es III bcn lestcn 81 Sabrem &C.
ld)ob, anircd)t 5ltsefbaltcn, I'M ielbcn
Sinne .lprad,en iifJ Gr;SrGlioent ssa.
fob Gictcr. iorpie bie Nitglieoer ".
.. Hnbina. Safob fMppeI, 6ricbridl
geflSer, SreN. arattie. alpbons aolb.
ie II. i. III. ans nSdlieBlid mmroc,
5lnlal Die Sppoiition id)ruiee, ein-
ltlnlr'tg beidloiien. oen Goridlae Der
Grcflltlpc g%lltjiibci6en. Die oentid)e
Spradle bleibt olio @eifditsiprade
oes Wcreins, mas aher nid)t ans
idlleBt. oab man iid Der eneliifen
Sprdd)e ebeninIls bebicnert bnrf,
lpetit man milf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05
Gin 1rrthmm Der Nramauien.

Wnb 4 t 0 II, I. Te5enlber. =
Eouicnoe Nriefe ans tSranfrcid) Ian.
gen in Den Ser. Staate, an, Die mir
nit ,3lpeieei,ts. Worfen iranfirt iinb,
unb Die grieitrGger n%riiiicn nidt al,
lem iiir bic nod ~feblenben 3 Gents
coQeftiren, ionbern ebciiailS orci
Gents Straie. @abrid)einlid) miro
DER @cneralppltm,iitcr lid, nit Der
irnn5oliiten Eoitecrmaltung bcSiig-
lid, Der s(i,gelesenbeit in G%crbinouns
icten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05

gS1bler in alien SbciIcn bes 2onoes
Nuftl1rurg erbalten tperben iiber
Sous Ser 2orbs, Sorifreform, Sreir
bonbcI, So5ioIismis unb onbere
ptttigc Srogen.
Iie Suifragetten iuerben e%beninlls
nitt miiBig iein. Sic matten iit
geltern al 5ipei Stellen oclltlid be-
merfbar. Sn Southport, no @in-
iton Spencer GburdiQ iprod), iticgen
lie nilf bas 9ah Der Safe mo riefen
ibren S6lahtruf: YStinmredt fiir
Srouen!" ourd) ooS Sberlid)t IN Die
SaIc b%irlunter.
Sn 2eitb, iuo Sir Goipuro @rap
5u elmer groBcn Gcriunmlung iprod),
inollten Sriiroaetten iid) IN Die Solle
orGnaen. Hopoies foleten ibnen,
unb es fam Sil cincm Sonogenlcn9e
nit Der Foli8ei, mobci mebrere Eer+
ionen crnitlidl perlett ipurben.
Srantrcih erbG6t aamp.
SolliGtc.
Eoris, 4. Sc,cnlber. Iic
9olmlpoll- uno @ollioBe, mie tic &C.
ltern Don Der Scplltirtenfommer &c.
nebnligt murbcll, laiien I'M Iil9entei-
men bic Minoeitrotelt. 100 lie JEST
iino. Gogeaen linn Die @ohitroter
oili pcrihieoenc Sprten bon 5 ouf %
Ero5cnt erboht.
@ ar 0ottin zines Gr-Yrl c.
tiers.
ToriS, 4. Ic5. - Gmilie Sane
SoploL Satin oeS Gr = YriclterS y.
Sopion, lit beutc geitorben. Sic mar
cine Nelp : Yorferim 1888 ais Die
Softer BON Nmorp grttcrfielo gcbo-
rem. Sbr erIter @ntte mar Captain
Ghwin u. Weriman cin Hnlerifoner.
Im 3. September 1872 beiratbete lie
oen 8oter &opion in Sonoon.
&oni9 Gbmnr6 bcreit.
2onbpn, l.. Ie5cnbcr. - &onI0
@bmoro bot bcrtc bllrd) boS guspGr'
tige Nlnt iormeu befnnnlt 9ebctl loI.
ier, bob cr, Dem Grlnd)en gcmGB, ols
Sfiebsrif)ter in Dem Streit 5mild)en
Den Ser. Stuaten rulb Gbili nm Den
Nliop. Nniprud, iungiren meroe.
@ieoer II nruben.
Momiln, 4. Te5cmber. - Sona.
tide Woros unb SorunoS baben cine
%glbtbeiliu1g Der Gonitoblcrnlonnid)oIt
inter lieutenant Charts bel Wonnt
Molinoong. Sniel Minoanoo, ange.
9%riifen. Sn1 Sample muroen let,S
Monm Der Gonltnblermonnihoft, bier
SrG0cr nnb Gin Eoli5iit 9etootet lino
Gin Gonitublcr peripunoet. Iie Mn.
o~rciicr licbcr. ols tic id)lieBlid) bic
6luft crgriffcn, 6lual5ig Soote oil
benz aonlpfploBe 5llrild.
Sor 5rpci Mpdcn iarnnlcltcn liG
ge9cn 1000 fo1atiidlc G~iuAcbprcne iii
Der 9tGbe ocs @er1es, ullb @ollper-
nel,r Eorihin1 mofte lid nilf l(1-
rilben aeiobt. Geritorfun9cn fir Die
Gonitoblermonnldoft inn nod bent
Sduuplobe Der Sample 9eionot luor-
Den, bod iuerben meitere Tnbeitorllll
gen nid1t erlportet, bo nod ben let,
ten M%eloungen Die Gingeborencr
micber in lire Nicbcrloiiungcn 5ll.
riidfebrem.
Mnnncl wicbcr 5u
Sanc 9.
2ilnbon II, l.. Tcjenbcr. - aos
Zig Monlcl lnngte bier beute Hod)-
mittoa ull uro mr,rbc BON mcbreren
Witglicoeru Der foriglihen 6omilic
oru 9%abnhofe in Gmpiong gcnom.
men. Gr mlirbe orti Der sSobrt nud)
bcn Eoloitc pom Solfe itiirmiid) be.
ariiBt. aonig Moluel reiite an
Trnnerltag @be,o per Spejlol5ns
pnn Yoris ob, no cr nili lciner Seim-
rciie BON 9oroon mcbrcrc Gage per
lpcilt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05
WaIcrmnnaef bic ltriad,c.

Sbonoifin. En., 1. IcSruber.
1000 Mdnncr iillo allobcn mllr'
bcn bclite urbcitslos bilrd) bic arbclt'
cuniteaung in iolt ouen S%ortfoblcn.
@rnbcn in Oieier @eecnb. Gle De-
triebseinitcamla lit cine Tolac oes
Wangcls al iriidem @oiicr, perlir'
iad)t burd) bic nnboltenbc Srodenbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05
8eurgc Grpdcr aeiturben.

Nem Yorf. 4. Iesember.
George Groder, Sobu Ses neritorbc.
i'en Wiaionars nno Galifornier Yio.
riers, 1T bs.ttc Nadmittae III ieinem
5cinfrnit Der 5. Mnenlie a%citortet. @r
iaar lcit Sobren trahf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05

T%raitonbige 9etricbseinitelllnq brobt
aIlen 9oGr1cn IN ben Scr. Stoo.
ten. Cine Miaion Sobnbe-
bienltete iuerben mogliter @ciic
Die Nrbeit nicbcrlegen. - Gie
groBcn Serid)ificr bcrcitS per
itdnoigt. Gie Striteloac III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-05

2on6on, 4. Tej. : Mn5eifen
Iieeen Dor, onB bic @ableamposne.
bic Jest bereits inl @nnee lit, cine Der
erbittertffen iein miro in roer8eidifte
0rpb . 8ritannien's. Die Jiibrcr
Der beioen eroben Eorteien, Der ar-
beiterportei uno Der N%otionoliiten,
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badly. The owner of the machine
stopped long enough to see the man
PROSTATE on the street and then started
up and was soon out of sight, and has
not yet been identified. Orders have
been issued from police headquarters
to arrest anyone caught exceeding the
speed limit
Toronto.
Fire took Toronto's oldest landmark
| Monday night at midnight, completely
destroying the Toronto mill. The fire.
started in the upper story or roof and
| is supposed to have been of incendiary
origin. The loss was partly covered
by insurance, but the mill company's
loss Will be quite heavy and the old
mill will be missed here.
Cedar Rapids.
All the men working in the locomo-
tive department of the Rock Island
shops are again laid off for two weeks
This includes machinists, boilerma kers
and their helpers. This regular month
ly lay off makes it pretty hard on some
| of them and they are forced to seek
employment in other places, for the
time they are off at the shops.
GIenwood.
All the fruit growers are reporting
the outlook for bumper crop of apple.
excellent. The cool spring weather
has retarded flow of sap until so la-e
that there will not be much danger of E
freeze Of fruit buds as has been the
case for several years. The outlook
for peaches. however is not good, a:
they We're destroyed by a sudden freezt
following a. warm Spell early in De.
cember
Harlan.
For seven months past negotiation
have been going on with parties in Ce
dar Rapids and elsewhere for the 10
cation Of an educational institution a
Harlan, patterned after the famou
school at Valparaiso, Ind. These par
l ties have secured an option on the 200