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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
@rieffaitcn.

Ibonncnt. Toa .Suoen,
ham-Soipitol" itebt uili scr itdoti-
it)en Iorn bel Dem Ndp.&iem. Mini,
nit Den nod Bad Hipcr iobrenDc,
@aggonS 9clottot man oprtbin. Men-
Den Sic iih on Den @ciunbbcitS-G Com.
lnii'or Or. ,Sdntta @ooiep i'm Roth,
buus. Sinner talte 3ipnsihnlc) an Ser
@dp., ilabc HcrinBton.Str. nm nGhc.
re ahsfnnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Baltimore Sampf-G nfct.Gumpaanie

glte nno 6ipeTlaliige WatsSthte.)
Sic Hereinigtc StddtersRpit befbroernb.
Tanlbfcr rHirntnin" (ncli). ,9fabnma,"
v@eprsio,", .ScnncHcc".
Snntnter inbrci t1qlidb. Sonntags aliSges
onIme bon ben Vuts2tllic~Biers. @r. 10
Is. eiaht. Strnhc, $50 atheros, oireft mad Glib
Point Comfort, -9lori0I!, Fortsmoutb nno alien
Runlteit be5 GitbetS. 9ierbinouro in Oh
8otnt Comfort nit Der g. 4 8. @iIenbabn".
glncb RidDnipno, -@erbinhuna in Qortsn,nitb nit
Dem gSenhonro Pin Cine" ioIioen' 2uae mad,
Eortsnouib mo SltlGntn. IN Nprfolf &erbins
oune nit Der "%sltIuntic Coat oiue." MorioIf
Mno fpeitlidp mo sGlo Dominion Cine" mad
Neiubertt, .9SGtbington, NC, Ridmoito. ga,
nm Nepzgorf.
Mlo0i6ctlen mad rlroptiI6em @Iane. euril,
riofe aniiten5inlmer, cleftrifde YeIenhtunG,
HGmpfbei3unn. Aoieu fret. Aeferpirte aniiiteits
S%tn1iiiet in Den, NtQetsg'iireuHr Der "gan Sine"
Nh t07. SitsNaItimores Stra6c; 9tr. 506-50S,
9iQhts Strabc; z. n. g. Office. SiiopitsGde Der
baltimore mn Gnlncrt Strnbc: Continental
1rltit glliloirG" mo glbnu9b's, Hr. 100, Goros
@bdrIessS trdbc.
Sahu H. SberwBpe, G.. 9rutun,
SicesNrdf. II. @clL' Mfnnaaer. Gen. sEdif. .sisent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

nod 5ablrelhe anbere, III 0enen er
ucnlgltcno %ltbel1bar lih beitdtigt. 60
tonnen l%ns6eipnOere rpieoerum bel
0rn Splrputbiefuren ulls pCridieoen-
ten Briln0cn 5ablreide S6einerfols
&c Dor. ullh Der 8laltbr an Die Hro-
pbctellgabc u%1ierer mpoernen Sle
bpllcn un0 on ons S%ronnlorafel &c
hen 3lrm gut SGeil. AMI OerdrtlGc
idlcil1borc @cItdtiAltngen 5uriid, &nae
b%cion0crc lpiclt oer3ufoQ IN oft lplrf
lid irappircnoer gSeiic icil ncfiIdeS
SpiCl, menn CT ideinbar bcnt Nber-
QlGltbiidJcn pollfommcn Hed)t llbt.
Go}lt fonncn olldb Die nid)t 1tltcllclt
Sale, in 0cllen obcrglGntudcn &or-
itcllrIl1eu menigltcl>S irget0 Elm
tbotiGdtiAcr &rrll 3t @ruiloc licgt.
So lGBt lid, bciipielanriic nndDpci.
len, onB ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bur6
0o5 Spiel ot3 Srollmc9 utO oltd)
@aIu5indtionen iul Nndl5ltItanOc,
Die alt6 bel aciltig 0lrd)nu5 geIlul-
ben HCrioncll, belnnbcra inter &c
lpiiien Aiinitigcn GerbGltniiicn eitl-
trctcln fonuel1, cltitunbcn iil1O.
COB patbolo9iihe 3uitdnoc 0en@cs
ipcnitcrgluubcn NIT mtcrititbelt3ei9t
bo9 &eiipicl Oe5 beriibmtcn Miener
AfCoi5incrS Erofelior @cne0itt Der
oil cincnn ieitli6cn Stor lit II. Oes-
balb I'M @CGitc Der 9Gllnlc @eipenittr
iub. Die ion unmlufilrlid) Cri6rcdtell,
bcuor Die llcbcrlcgung cinlcBen fonll-
tc. 9ludl DEM @larbCn an ncrboroes
ne ShQbc. an ail,Oerroub oilrd) 81
gclll1cr lno manden olloercn 9lber-
Nloitbcn licgcn q~cuiiie Gbotiohcll 5rl
@run0c. Srob0cm bat nutilrlid) Der
Nbcr0ldllbllhc dlldl 5nblreidlc Wfibs
crfollc 51t pcr5cihnen. &on ocn Wtib-
crfolaen lprid)t man in Der Hegel
rI6t, ulid) merOen lie i1nell oergci=
lell, Die lhcinburcn mo plrflihcll
Grfolge ougcgen bleiben III oler Grs
%tnnerun1. Nud) lpell0en bctrilgcriihc
&urpflldcr, W%dbrloQcr nno S6nb7
1rGber gar mond)crlci Srida an, inn
Die N}iBcrfolgc 5u perbefcr oocr 5il
ertI0ren. Gltrh ben airdcnglQubeu,
Dem mDOcrncn Sfflllti3lunla lrnD an
oercn 3aubcrbiidern iiloet oer9lber-
CLAUDE INNER mieocr pnu Ncleun
A%tabrung. 3um Shlub forberte Or.
Scllpia Ser lctuc Nnlid)tcn ourN
iibcrolta 5oblreihe 8eilpiele itiibt,
ale 0o5u olrf, oil Der @efdlnpflul0
0cs Y%bcrQloubcno olrrd }nuffldrln0
mo @clcbgcblna bcijlttroqerL bonlit
in a%bicbborcr Belt mcnigItcna sic 10
5lul 'd)dolidcn tSornlcu 0c9 Iber-
glolI6cna bcieitigt miir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

"** Tie ygSIlDelm EEL Soac Atr.
3, ). 8. g. Of g." pcronitoltct onl
fonlnlerlben Spnnto9 in o@eber'S
Nnrf" an Der &oriprb.&ooo cin 9lil.
itcrnroIten. 3os aus Sen Scrren $.
MIeilL $. Sd}unr5, 4. Vud)rpolo. ".
Slider, n. 6ran5. y. 9triinitiel. q.
Vieper, u. @ienert mo 9. MoSinillcr
3liammengeiebtc arrangements So.
mite Fat Nlles aufgebotcn, nm oelr
9bciinebmefir on Dem Auiternroiter
ttcbe,i ciiem guten Sdmaus unb ei.
mem -ehfen 1ropien aud cine ange.
nebme 1lnterbaitinta ,,i biefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Nns Der Mappc cincsA SdnlmauncS.

%ieShell, lett orci Sogcp in Der
Sdnllc. lagt lr ScDretin; :, a&tb'
nl6d)te oci1on WiQpn Gcrl icbcn."
oSa, aino, id bobe bod feillen. -
ya0nnlt OIL Dir oeun llId)t cinen nlie.
them" 49, 9ua cirlc Wuttcr Den flcis
ltcll @oltcr micocrholt froAt, oh cr
lltdt balO GrItcr mer0c, %ortlportcf er:
n0oa 9cbt nidt "a iibt idJon eiIter."
&1 Der Observation-Disclosures
ipridt Der Scbrcr ppn ciricnt oSeQlcr
Der Siiitc," ser iidl nllf &Gllicrl lno
III Siinpicn nic0erldBt. User lift
oaH?" SIN Ghor crflinot ole Nnt
Mort: v3eppclin!" Gin onbercr
Scbrer fro0t, lpic &0ni1 &einrid) Der
Critic Die StGbtc erri6tctc. Ser 5ebll,
lobrigc Sobn cincS &nunleiitcrs
oIltluortctc: vGr rcidtc juerif bic
ElGllc cin." - Die Schrcrln er5dblt
mic Hobcl. Don &nfob am @rltnnc1
A%etroffell boroua 81 ibren Totcr lici
mo fro1tc: oNus bat Hnbcl lpohl
nun 5t &nrle geioat?" 9tutmort:
naodt id)tca aoffee. eS foninlt DC
llld)."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
NatiouaI=Soufeu

1.-The Glib SDpn Gational ganf," @aps unb
! Greter.3traBe. Sac9b %. Soof, 8rdfioeu!;
ScnrD .. 9teoue. aniltrer.
.3peite 9intioual.S Giant" 432 SiosBrpaoipub
il. 8. lSulner. 9uiirer.
,gacnern Nattunal ganf," IA 9soros@ utaip.G it,.
u. Murrintt. Auiitrer.
LEARNERS d WtrrdInuts' s~iatipnaI Banf, !,
Suitbs uIo 2ombaro@StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Wcitcrn WaruIanS Giienbabn.

Seeinnenb 81. eept.. nerldbt Siuen,S Station.
SIS ~ Taglidl.
4.10 MsorqerS Snheitppit, Salerstoipn, 81
& 9S. 6p., &nbnesborg, Gbambersbire nnS
aiiseenontieli Spnnida. SaHcod une Gnmber'
a.45 Ssa6Hi. aiismmobatiou mad rntUn'
9ribae.
*4.15 Wadnt. GdbneusGrpreb, SauptIinie,
r Sdgerstoipri, Sarrod, GbipperSburg uIib aus
genon1Inen Snnntag. Sre0erid rno GilfiitS'
burg (gnrIprsg9uglorSl.
Edglid), ausgcuuntmct SpnutGg.
100 Worgeits-yort, y. nno 8. Sto., nno Car
$50 Waorgers-grpni. nan S6urrnont.
*s.57 WoraersEySeiterf @rpres, 8eftminiter.
Brueepiue (5reoeridl.. gmmitsbire,. 7bura
mont. 9SuD resburo, GtMirbersburg, Sagers.
tnpn. Snncpd, Gnm6erlano, GIfirs (9uifet,
2.3O ddnm.-Saupflinie, oftIid bon gmorn.
Srooe, ferner gcrf, Safouer, GETTYSBURG I'M,
.. limb 8. Sib.,
$50 Ea6m.-sfIoin. mad Sarobtr.
6.15 4benoS-MIlunI. nah unicHsJirioae.
Nnr Samitras.
11,30 Ibenos-slffoin. iiads tinion.Sribge.
9tnr SorntagS.
9.45 Ibenos-@ffont. mad unipn'Nribae uno
sSaIf Mot an QennibIbanla.a abe. Station.
si ia. siss'i {, Ser, tGradaii " ~ Ssn's ,saai.
,-h.. r-.a- -, 49, -. - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Iofuf TUW yT5U.OUI4 1NW -
reit gum Q~sebraub in Der gantben rub Wt.
Noh1Lse tntion nm 1000 MbenSs.
lurs s8agapns, Speifernteu etc. ipsrhen 19ren
betorgt per 9cleShon in allen fcIgenber gtntts
Nnredn1: Gbdrles. unh Galtifnpres Strabe, I'D
g., ct. Tanl 1924, ODER W,o., GourtGdnb 1901;
wii. H~opaId5tatiai, G. & g., Ust. gernor S12S;
@nmloeItsS tniion Observation-Disclosures g. & B.,
Ct. PAUL SAG. ODER NO.. 9ourtIano 2726. un5
Nr. 526 Slos9rpaotpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
9(0oofoten.

Abolpb Gnihrrirt, 9fettsnripaIt, Rr. 10, Oft
peringtoHsS trabe. s. g. y. Ebone, Ct. 9au
1899 III.
aari u. Nj. SGult, t26-120 Gam gniIoine.
8uitaunS Spro, 261-269 Gllosrt Nuilbiug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
SruIt- Gompadnien.

,9snrblauo Srut Co." 9soropeft.Gde Gnlbert
mo @ermansStrG6e. 6. G.. Zimmerman
9rdfioenti Gorrpu @on get. g4abmeiLter;
.. S Asnp'1 etiTpet Sitf fH{ ) tefrcii4. ;"S"es"e''e'
Baltimore Srnit & 0aarantee Co.," equitable
gulloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Etreit nab Sambure.
9pppelidran6en.
grprcR' nnb EaGasier-0 ient.
Sambur9 $ Imerifa . Clinic,
41--45 S%rpabipaD, Weu.y)ort.
Artbur e. Gubion,
nm aIten EiaRe.
1877 Sft.yaltimore'Str .
@crdants & Miners sramspurt. So

Sampfer.2tuic.
Srabt uno 4saffdgtere.
y Gab. Bolton ilf.b Dem Often.
Sonntags, Sleniidd mo 6rettuQ, Is llbr Iberos.
Na9 Sruptoence lInh BEN Gften.
counting, Wtitiiuuh uno Sreit1g, & uDr Ibenos.
. yiadb gieluporfsg{eips.
Idglth, au59cnom1net Oton.dg ut6 Samftag,
9 llbr Ibenha.
' Sradt nilQcuolHr1et tdqiid bis 3 ubr Eafnl.
fit o%enfclhct 5a1 fabrenne Sdmpfer.
gtdd Sannltltnb mo bent Siioent.
SteuIing, Souner't1g lino Sairftdg,
6 llhr MberoS.
?. u. WcNtcin, Ngeut. Bier 3, Sus S,.GaH.ytr
alint,gi!cean: German uno 2iGbtsSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
0ctrftip=9 " heut1tr
0pirhenheitntter

Spanbaner d Shmiot. &ddfplaer bon Snliib.
sScit x epprs, 9ir. sos, 9aloeri 2NliIotng, (
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
0ei6aftsz8 esmeiier.
Sadcr-, Gunbiturs nnS SDtel.
gcOarfs-Artifcl.

Cue Wfeers d S'ds 20, lof SlosSofpato'Stt'
Ssitungen, 3eitlhriften etc.
,sbe Baltimore Yieips 3D." 8apto lberrroms
bic, @ei6dftSfiibreg, 31S &Seits8erMansStr.
gaumateriulien, Gbiiren, 6eniter-
rabmen, 2aben etc.
San.es .. Softer & Co., 115-117 Sios5reoes
ridsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Sidfclltg. II N.: nSo. ia -
ooS 8elut'ien fam Giilem mdildJmol
piel'5u lhoffcn madcn. SSd babe luc.
gen lunlpiger 100 Morf. INN oie td)
einen &unben iiberuortbcilt bate,
nlht cher mieoer rnbig idlafen fon-
men, bis. 10y q: y@is Oh lie ibnl
iuieoergeocbcn battelt?" 81. Ncin,
bis Die 0eibid)tc perjubrt mor!".
SER Softor, Sic laateit &C.
lteru, oils i'd iiber Die Shmer5en IN
meitem gein flogte, morgen miro es
bciier iein. llno es lit ltod INNER
bdiielbe. = aIber heute lit bnd nint
mnrnen,."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
StootSz0nufen

uScittfdIe 9nuf uuu Snltimpre," Baltimore
uro SoatodbsS traBe. 2tienit Beber, 4rdit
bent; s. s.. 5lbt, S6aernei1ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

8ledJplatten Wetal etc.
2ppn, Gpntlin & SO. (tneorportrt). 1910
0aIoerftonsS trabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Slimbin9, Surfaces, &anses uno
Sefen. Gudoeden nno Rinneil.
Scnnett Srp5., 523i NorbsS renont.Mbenu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

eanberS & S1bne, 170s-17fO gantoneaIpemit
Nm. Cont, atortbs unb' @reenitonittsstbeiiiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

MISUNDERSTANDING @erdtbe uno
SGmereicn.
Griffith & snrner 60, 2O5 MorosBaea Gtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Warmors INTO 0ranit78e rte.
6. Silsdrtuer & ebluc, 714-71s gBeTtgaIti
mpresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Voufen.

OPVI- NUIIITIT.
,Scutihe Stnrbnuf ppn Baltimore" Sutnfps
uub Baltimore traBe.
rSt. .Samcs eparDant," gultinloresS trabe uno
@uitoinapoufesgtOeiule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

SGnlereien.
Griffith & Snrncr 60, 205 NorbsBaoa sGtrabe.
Warmors iln0 0ranit78erte.
G.. Siisartuer & e5luc, 71l-71s g8eTt'gaIti.
~moresStrabe.
Slitmbing, Surfaces, &anges uno
Sefen, Gudoeden lln0 Simmer.
Scnnett Srp5., 523i NorbsS renont.Mbenu
&upieri6mieoe uno Hlumbers.
Sobu Snbert. TIA 9bamesss trabe. 6. 4 3.
GelepboH: 8olie 1899.
Seucr.S erIiterungen.
,,Rugal Sninrnuer 50. Of 2Iperpypl," SerIb W.
8arflelo, ~9teiioeutr Miaiascr. 161-102 gbams
ber Of Commerce GlttIoiItg. t- '
,BerrHnnta Sener . 8crftdbcrnngS . 0eienftaft,'
Boltiniores uno 9tortbsStrube.
Gigentbums .Igenten unb Gambler.
Visrre 6. 2nsan d Tepbep, 10 0ftsassin0to,.
Strdbe.
@rfi1mi6. 3rbeb6r.
G. eeutt Fapne Co., s62-9e4 goros0aa.etr.
&pblen rulo SoI3. ~
eemrp q. Bon Seine, $50 Gplumbiasslpenue,
Hfanbleib. @eihafte.
,Gonipltbateo 2uan Co.," / Noror@ apsS trabe.
Tia1los unb Srgeln. 81
GtaS. IN. eticff, 0 9Sorosaib ertbs Strabe.
Wm- anabe & 60, Barf'aoe. uitb GapettesStr.
Tapier ltno YapterfG Often.
entttb. TtSpu Co., 105--t07 -SanooersStraBe.
gledJplattel, Wetau etc.
apsn, Gomtlim & 50. uneorporir). 1910
Battle-Ground traBc.
SCtCftip.N 1crtlIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

T6sit fRt's stasfaite teicrnt g. Gaire, Ala
g tSnitinirrr Str, nabe Gnipin "puie. ApemNc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

S~rieob0fe. .
napnbcn gart ec,nsters," ghreau: 81 Weft.
GaratpgasStrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

&upierihnliebe unb Yllmbers.
Spbu Snbert. INA 9bantesss trabe. 6. 4 Z
Ielepbon: 8olie 1899. d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Hapier iunb YapterfG Often.
smttb. Ttrpu Co., 1o5-t07 .SanooersG trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Tianos unb Srgeln. z
Gtas. m. eticff, 8 9Sero=aibertp,S trabe.
Wm. 2Habe & Co., Barfssioe. uito SdpettesStr
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
OFFICERS WIN
ON FIRST ROUND
Washington Investigating Commit
tee has UufavOrable Chairman

OLYMPIA. Wash. March IA
Secretary OF State Nichols scored a
victory today In the organization Of
the investigating committee when
Senator Allen was elected as It's
chairman on the frst ballot. The
committee was appointed by the leg
Islature AZ midnight last night for
the purpose OF making an investigA-
ton OF the administrations. and Of
fees OF all the state oficials. The
officials1are regarded to have won
a signal victory In the election OF Al
len as he has always been opposed
TO the making OF an investigation.
The committee consists OF. besides
Senator Allen. Senator Fishback, and
Representatives Tylor. McMaster and
Hubbell. Besides selecting a chair
man the committee agreed to meet at
Olympia Marcia 80 when Il will COM
mence its inquiry. II Is probable
that the charges preferred against
Nichols and schively will be the first
to be investigated.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
LA MODE OPENING.

The spring opening of the La Mode
was held today, and will continue
throughout tomorrow, and through
out the day the store was crowded
with people who had come to admire
the handsome stock of hats and
spring millinery. The windows and
interior of the store is beautifully
decorated, and the stock complete
and attractive. Mrs. May Williams
is the proprietor of the establishment
a nd in making her selection of the
spring stock, not only considered the
quality is the best-but also
the styles, which are the latest and
thoroughly up-to-date. During her
recent visit to Portland she secured a
trimmer. Miss Grier. who is thor
oughly eonversant with the millinery
business in general and the latest
styles, and it viii be the constant aim
of the management to please and sat
isfy the public in their line.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
UNDER HYPNOTIC
INFLUENCE
Is Claim of Witness on Stand in
Tacoma Court

TACOMA. Wash. March 12.-That
Joshua Kline, the mysterious spirit
ual adviser. who is on trial here on
the charge of attempting to kill Dora
Culbertson, is making use of hypnotic
power to influence the witnesses
placed on the stand was the charge
made by Prosecuting Attorney Nc
Murray during the course of the trial
this morning. The charge was made
to the court by the prosecuting at
torney when Mrs. Sauyageot. mother
OF one of the girls now said to be in
Europe under the power of Kline
asked that he be removed from the
court room while she testified. She
complained that she was unable to
testify while he was looking at her
with his CLASSY eyes.
Much interest is being shown in
the trial and each day finds the court
room crowded with interested and
curious spectators. The charge OF the
prosecution came as a sensation, and
makes the second that has occurred
during the trial. the other occurring
when Dora Cnlbertson left the stand
yesterday In state OF hysteria pro-
duced by the griiiing examination Of
the attorney for the defendant.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
ELECTED DELReATEs
Commercial Club WIN be Represent.
ed e Lewiston.

Commercial Club WIN be Represent
ed at Lewiston.
Judge Edwin McBee. Fred tiffany
and F. W. Reed. were elected as del
egates TO represent the Commercial
club at the convention Of Commercial
clubs which win be held In Lewiston
March Is. at the meeting held by
the club last night. They win leave
for that place Sunday. A committee
was also appointed by President Nc
Clear to work In conjunction with
County Superintendent shern in re-
ceivIng and entertaining the teachers
that will be In attendance at the joint
institute to be held here from March
20 to April 2, between shoshone.
Bonner and Kootenal counties. The
committee is comprised OF j. L. Nc
Clear. r. w. Fitze and r. L. Wells.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
ADDRESS TO WOMEN.

This afternoon Rev. DR.. Turk gave
an address to women. taking for his
subject the Twentieth Century wo-
man" and a large crowd of women
were present TO listen TO the address
This evening DR.. Turk will give an
address to the young people and stu
dents on Character Building" Seats
will be reserved for the young peo-
pie tiil 1880 p. m. There will be no
meeting Saturday night. On Sunday
afternoon there will be a great mass
meeting for both men and women AZ
.. m. The subject will be Chris
tianity and the Working Man aud
Woman" Special music Sunday az
ternoon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
GOVERNMENT
REACHES CRISIS
Taft Faces Conditions That Forced
Cleveland to Issue Bonds

WAsHINGTON, March 12.-It
was ascertained here today that the
condition OF the treasury is no better
than it was at the beginning Of Cleye.
lands administration, and that Pres.
ident Taft is facing the same cOndi.
tion Of affairs that President Cleve,
land had to contend with when he is.
sued bonds to meet the current ex-
penses of the government.
The house ways and means com.
mittee who have considered the sit
uatfon in all of its phases has decided
to impose most of the taxes that
were in existence during the Span
ish-American war and there may be
some new ones added. According to
the report submitted by the commit
tee it is estimated that between $780,
100000 and $70.OOO.OOO win have
to be raised by, special taxation. Pres
ident Taft at meeting of the cab
met today submitted his first special
definite message on the tariff. That
part relating to special taxation re-
ceived close attention by the cabinet
members.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
SUES HUSBAND
FOR DIVORCE
Florence Barlow Asks For
Decree on Grounds Of
Cruelty

Alleging that Sidney H. Barlow
has disregarded and violated the SOL
emnity of his marriage vows in three
different ways, Mrs. Florence Barlow
yesterday afternoon commenced suit
or divorce In the district court ask
ng that the bonds OF matrimony ex-
bting between the two be dissolved.
1t is alleged in the complaint that
be two were married in the city Of
lew York on October 4, 1901, and
hat two children have resulted from
be union, Robert, aged four years,
nd Edward, aged Is months; that
be latter is an invalid, and accord
pg to the physicians can not live
lore than 10 days. 1t is then al
ged that the plaintiff has always
ZEN true and faithful wife, but
at the defendant has failed to pro-
de her and the children with the
mmon necessaries of life, though
has ability to do so. A second
use of divorce is alleged-that of
nel and iihuman treatment, and in
pport Of this the plaintiff alleges
At in the month of February, the
PENDANT without cause or provoca-
pm kicked, struck and choked the
Aintiff, and that she believes that
il not been for the intarFaranna
her aunt, Mrs. s. M. Warner, he
build have killed her. This is al
ged to have occpr FRED at their home
Post Falls. Intemperance to that
gree that the defendant is unable
attend to his business is the third
lse alleged 1t is further alleged
at the defendant has threatened
at If the plaintiff should leave him
would kill her, and an injunction
asked by the court restraining him
pm interfering with her person.
Barlow is the man for whom a war
ht of arrest has been issued eharg-
him with having given number
checks to farmers in the Dalton
rdens without any funds with
ich to meet them in the bank. The
ecks were given in payment of a
load of produce and aggregate
but 1915.
R. E. Mcfarland appears for the
intiff.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
MRS. NATION LEAVES ENGLAND
Says the british Arr Far Behind
America.

says the british Arr Far behind
America.
LONDON. March l2.--Mrs. Carrie
Nation. the famous saloon smanher.
left here today for the United States.
declaring that In the fight against
drink. England was far behind the
United States.
When asked II her early departure
was not an acknowledgment Of de.
feat. her defiant answer was: Ger
tainly not | am confident that
have not been working in vain. even
In England Al least II | have been
defeated. Il has been by the Devil.
and by his servants. the clergy OF
your country.
They have not opened their pull
pits to me. But why? Because they
are in league with the drink trafle.
They support the government. which
gets It's revenue from the poison
which Is running the nation. they get
paid out Of the proceeds. They own
brewery shares. and so they do no,
dare become leaders Of the move
ment against drink.
This country is fifty years be-
hind the United States. In America
the evil Is bad enough. but here you
are In the depths OF hell. There are
more drunken women IN England
than there are drunken men In Amer
lea. You have hell houses at every
street corner In London. You say
drink Is decreasing. Well. all can
say Is that my Imagination falls to
conceive anything worse than the
present conditions In London In
this city. men and women are not
only running their bodies. They 30
about saying 10 the Devil. will sell
my soul for a dollar.
1T is said that the people drink
because Of their poverty and evil
surroundings. This Is rubbish Their
poverty and squalor are the result
Of drink VIVA, does the Bible say
Drunkenness shall make him naked
II ali the public houses were tonight
closed. the problem OF unemployment
would be solved Poverty itself
would be cured. The druRkard robs
the butcher because he cannot AFFORD
to buy his meat. He robs the tailor
because through drink be goes in
rags. lie robs the baker because he
buys beer instead OF bread.
What Is 10 be done? / tell you
there must be prohibition. You say
that would cause a revolution. Why
fcontiBued on page rOur)
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-12
FIRE DRILL AT SCHOOLS

A FIRE drill was held yesterday at
the Bryan and Roosevelt schools.
Ever since the new fire escapes we're
Installed initiatory drills have been
held. but those held yesterday were
FOR the purpose OF eultiyating speed
in escaping from the building on the
part Of the pupils. Some good rec
ords were made. Thirty-four pupils
Of the seventh and eighth grades
made their escape from the Roose-
welt building in so seconds: 20 pu-
pills Of the fifth and sixth grades IN
20 seconds; % Of the third and
fourth grades in 100 seconds. and in
the Bryan building the whole insti-
tuition was cleared in less than three
minutes.