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The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
NEEDHAM REPLIES
To c. VI. j. CRITICS
Calls Action Of Carnegie
Foundation Unjust.
DEFENDS HIS SYSTEM
Retirement of Gore and Ster-
rett Explained.

In n Vigorous Statement, President
Of the University Replies 10 DR..
Pritchett's AspersiOps and Inciden-
tally Casts Light on Internal Dis
sensiOn Which Led TO 'sForeibIe
Retirement OF Professors"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
CORN CROP DAMAGED.
Rain in Virginia Valley Has Re
tarded Farm Work.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
buray, Va. June 14-Great damage Is
being done throughout the Shenandoah
Valley by incessant rains. Corn has been
sadly neglected. The drought early IN
the season caused many farmers 10 wait
for rain before cultivating the corn crop.
Ever since the drought was broken the
ground has been too wet 10 admit OF
cultivation, and corn fields are overgrown
with weeds and. the corn does not look
healthy
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
HEAT VICTIMS IN NEW YORK.
-Four Persons Frustrated in Hottest
Day Of the Yenr-

Day Of the Year.
New York. June 1.-THE police reported
four prostrarions to-day as the result OF
TIE temperature. Il was the hottest day
or the year so far The thermometer a.
the weather bureau station registered s.
degrees az O'Clock Joseph Adams. 2
clerk, was overcome by the heat While
sitting on the string piece OF a dock a.
the foot Of West Fifty-ffth street. where
he had gone IN search Of coolness. he
tumbled into the river and vas promptly
hshed cut BY William Featherson. Adams
after being pumped out, was able 70 20
hone
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
Chr Men Threaten Str,1-..

Chicago. June t4-Six thousand street
car men to-day demanded an increase
in pay OF cents an hour, and unless
the demand is granted by Thursday
they threaten to go on strike.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
SCHOOL ISLANDERS
DEEPLY RESENTED
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler
Severely Arraigned.
MISSWESTCOTTSLETTER
Principal of Western High in
Spirited Rejoinder.

Charges President OF Columbia Uni
versfty with Employing Methods
OF yellow Journalism in His "Edu-
cafionsI Review" by Giving Pub
Affecting the Public Schools.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
MILES Of ROADBED
ARE WASHED AWAY
Storm Does Damage in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina.
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO
House and Three Occupants Car
ried Away by the Flood.

Many LandsIides Delay Trains-Ten
Foot Rise I'm Two Hours in Sing
Eish Powell River in Southwest Yir-
ginia - Farm Buildings Wrecked
and Trees UproOted in North Caro-
lina-CycIone' Eat Front Royal.
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LOCAL.

1-SchOoi SANDERS Deeply Resented.
l-Needhan Replies 20 Critics OF G. w o
1-Gen. Miiis Guest OF Loyal Legion.
2-City Observes Birth OF Flag.
2-Knights OF Columbus Honor Deputy.
4Free Trade Denied Filipinos.
12-Hacker Named Municipal Architect.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
PASSENGER Tets
Of LINERS WRECK
Survivors from SlavOnia Are
Landed at Gibraltar.
NO PANIC ON SHEPBOARD
Big Vessel Quiyers After Strik-
ing on Hidden Rocks.

Dynamos OF Marconf Apparatus
Ceased TO work and Operator Had
20 Depend on His AccumuIators 70
Send Message-WireIesS Transmits
sion Greatly Reduced, hut waves
Reach Princes Irene.
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Ynmn0ntn succeeded bv To

Tokyo. June l4-Field Marshal Baron
Yamagara has resigned the presidency
OF the council Marquis Ito. resident gen
eral 70 Korea, viii succeed him.
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L0YALLEGloE FAYS
TRIBUTE MILLS
Commando HOnored
1no aI da er'S.
laT Eg1goB1 was Il CHARGE

airaa 4- Sf Men Who
w Services t EvI Var-storIes
5nflict-Maj.
Deep Mean
npaniOn.V
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CYCLONE IN CAROLINA.
Farm Buildings wrecked and Trees
UDrOoted.

Norfolk. Va. June A-Adviees from
Kngs5oro. y. c.. on the Norfolk division
OF the Atlantic Coast Lane. state that
a cyclone swept through that place last
night, demoHshing & car shea and several
houses, blowing over water tank. and
uprooting eighteen great oaks. The path
or the storm was strewn with trees and
farm buildings between Eingsboro and
Rocky Mount
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
l-Mrs. Gould Loses Maintenance Suit
t-Cargo OF Arms Billed as Pianos.
1-Severe Storms in Virginia.
"Details OF Wreck Of Siavonia-
ELittleton Pleads FOR Morse.
News OF Maryland and Virginia.
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WARREN COUNTY VISITED.
Trees Hurled Against Church Dur
ing Services.

spocal 10 Tho Washington Herald
Front Royal Va. June IA terrific
cyclone swept the southern section OF
Warren County yesterday. A barn upon
the y. S Walter property was totally
destroyed. and q large portion o. lis
orchard uprooted and devastated. Upon
Emory Church. while a congregation was
attending services. TWO large trees were
thrown. The damage 70 property Is large
No lives sre reported 10 have been lost
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j. II. small & sOns. Florists.
18th and G SITS. Washington; Waldorf.
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Commencement Bouquets. 81.
Fresh-cut flowers. BlackiStone's 1ztb G II
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Clear Beaded Ceiling, S1.75 Per 100 Fl.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th st and n. Y. ave.
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~ Of the Dis
andery or the
lyai Legion OF
such a distin-
Ms gathered at
ner commander
board last night
ute 20 the ster-
n. Anson Mills,
recent OF the
le commandery.
May last. 20
ohm H. Upshur.
ng graduate OF
1 Academy. Il
brilliant record
g. and IN appre-
he has exerted
~ OF the Loyal
itates that the
hight waile Il
and in accord
such a case, Il
officially. repre-
.dery as a body.
rty-two men OF
sr army and the
aa.'- robably as much
le annals OF the
government serv-
rey men who could
same roof.
E-L Presided.
& ford, L. S A.
7 OF the Organiza-
CON for the twenty
large OF the ar
-nquet, and was
he success OF the
banQuet-room on
seher's were dec
Tags. Palms and
r and IN the corners
ct 1 enter OF the table
and white roses
lt man acthe table
his coat minia-
the country. But
ration OF all. the
not be bought or
% the room by the
gray hairs upon
or three had any
wns." One was an
the others should
tz I'D IL they weren't. /
q urity and a flow OF |
Stories were told Of the civil war. Of
the battlefelds, prisons and hospitals. and
Of the Indian wars that followed, taxing /
a military science never before put 10 1
the test in this or any other country. /
A biOgrapher whose special forte was \
the by-gone days OF the fighting men (
0f the United States could have gathered /
and to spare from the i'm 4
promptu addresses
Those I'm Attendance.
In addition to Gen. Mlns. the guest OF 4
honor. those present were:
Capt. Robert Armour Z. S. Y; Lieut. Gen.
Tohn G. Bates. Z. 5. A; Col George W T. Black
Z. s. Y; Rear Admiral silas Casey [. S. M
zen. George B. Davis. L. S. A; Pay Director
eonard A Frailey 4. s N. Col JoSeph Car
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No. I FloOriaE in HardvoOds. 81
Per 100 e. Frank Libbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Common Flooring, 15ke a Foof.
Frank L4bbey & Co. eth 81 and y. y. ave.
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Fence PaIings (Dressed), &c Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th st. and N. 7. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Flooring. Alabama (GoOdJ, &c n TT.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9th st. and Y. Y. ave
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Those in Attendance.
In addition to Cen. MUS. the guest Of

honor. those present were;
Capt. Robert Armour. Z. S. Y; Lieut.. Gen.
John C. Bates. {. S A; Col. George W z. Black
c. s. Y. Rear Admiral silas Casey. L. S. n;
Gen. George B. Davis. L. S. A; Pay Director
Leonard A Frailey. L. s N: Col Joseph Car
rard. L. S A; Gen Hamilton S. Hawkins. C. 5.
A. Maj John " Hoag T. s A.: Capt Gilbert
NJ. Hustled. C. s V: Maj William p Huxfors
L s A; Col Henry II Kendall. c. s. A j: Col
Egon A KOerper. Z. S. A.. Mai Charles f. Lar
rabee. Z. S. v; Lieut.. Gen Nelson A. Miles. u
5. A; Rear Admiral George c. Reney, l. S. \.
Acting Master Francis P B. Sands late Z, s. n.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Georgia Pine straight-grain FIOoriae
2.s5 per 100 It Frank Libbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Clear Cypress Shingles. a. PEI 1.oOo.
Frank Libbsy & Co. sth st. and y. y. ave.
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Continued On Page 3, Column 8.
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II ttonderIet gelesenbett Bot, ba oer

81 tttdttf)etlet 9elegettbett BOZ, 3D. BET
&auber oft itunberlang fort mar.
Ser &ommerfrou m1troe es bolD
81 lonelpeilig. sic ergriff Die @elc=
genbeit, als Der 9tdllber zines Soges
nit Dem Morgenerauen fortging
elite ins Corr u1o er5ablte ben 2elt=
ten BON ibrer iuneen Serrin uno Dem
&aubanfoa oltf ser 2anoitroBe.
uOie 8ouern 51dten bic 4dleln
unb lporfen fur6tiame 8lide. Do
rib sic Site ibren Wl1no meiter ont
uno ipro6 BON Sen Sdaben, Die III
Seiiterneit olfbeipobrt lagen, Don
@ein uno Silberpofalen ltrlo flint
eenOem @oloe. Nun meiteten iid oie
l6ldfrigen 4ugen uno fin9en an ST
funfeln, uno autd oie Sralten trntell
ler5u nno bor6teu uno itaunten. Oie
Sanoe in BEN Siiftieiten. l1ide err
5dblte meiter BON Seibe uno 8rofot
uno Goeliteincn. 90 itieBen Die
Srollen ibre Wdrner on, uno Die
8oueru frabten ii6 binter Die SDrer
ulo bielten &at. Damn eilten lie ct
nas i6neler als getpobnli6 nad,
Sauie, iu6ten lire 9eile uno 9rcid,=
f(eeel berpor, uno tuer einen perrpite=
ten SpieB beiaB, i6liff i'm i6ori.
v9ie alte uiGe febrte IN oas Set
lterneIt 5uriid unb i6nabte ibrer Ser
rim BON louter idonen 0iilgen unr
u1b nidt oo5u li1tig nit Dem &opie.
u9rei Gage ipater, in Der Nadi,
ais olles idliet fam Elm Saufe Rai1=
ern our6 ben @alo, nit looernoen
8e6fodeln, nit &eu1en unb SpieBer1.
Sic idlueen bas Sor elm urlo fanfer
in oos Sdlafgen1ah, I'M BEN Gatt-
Der au iiberol6en. Sic fanben aber
MIR bie iunge Chine i'm meiBen
Nodteetpanoe, uno bas iulge @eit
Bot flebentlidl Tie mo6ten nie0er &C.
zen, lie miirben Sen &auber timmel
finoen.
ugs idien foit, als molten iie if
rem 8itten folgeil, aber 90 fielen 0it
8lide oltf oos Silbergei6irr an Ser
@1nber. 9ie Mugen Der Mdnnel
bpbrten uno iudten meiter.
GortIcbnna folnt.)
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tperoet, litter tpetden geoinsuasett

tperbelt litter tpeIdeit geoiAsuhsett
iie perbangt meroen uno tpie melt mani
nit i6r eeben oorf. @eniigenoe
Aer5te lonen angeiteat merOelt, m1b
3abnar5te, an beneit es gdn5li6 mall-
gelt. 9ie @adter iollen eirlen birt=
rei6enoen @ebalt befommen unb
giirgidoft iteaen miiiier. 9reOiger
loaen atlgeIteat meroen. 9aS Spielen
Inn @elo utter Sen @efangenen Iol
perbpten meroen. Die @efangeaen
lplten eirlell gemiiien @nteil an Dem
Netto : Geroienit ibrer Irbeit baber
uno fir Sonttaesarbeit be5ablt lper=
oen. Die eeitreifte Straflingsflei-
oullg iolte abgel1afft merben. Sic
8egnaoigunesbeboroe loate oie3udtz
bduier regelmaBig beilden. 9os
gauge 3u6tbaustpelen ion urter Die
2eitut1g eirer &ommiliion 9eIteat
meroen, oie aus Mneeborigen ser bei=
oel1 Sauptporteien 5uiammengelett
lit ullo Die le6s Sabre I'M Int 6leibt.
Die Meitglieoer oes &omites emp1eb=
len ferner, als 8ripatleute, benz @ou-
perre,lr, cine grtraiisung Ser 2egiS-
lotur ein5uberufen uno Die notieerl
&efornten I'M 3udtbausmelen porllce.
men gu loifen.
MuBer oielem @auptberidt lino
nod amei Minoritdtsberibte eillge=
reibt. 9esiellieen oes Senator
Suospetb baben mir i6on erma0nt.
Die @eren @einert unO Mtoaer per=
langen in eineln 9eridt Die gan5llbe
Abidaffung Der 9riigelitrafe.
SIM Magemeillen bringt Der geridt
nidts l1e6errai6etoes. @as BORT ge-
lagt miro, bat man erpartet. SAB
l1ebelItdnoe IN ben 3uftbaltiern nno
auf ben Staatsfarmlen berri6en, lpeiB
ieoermann, MIR urrler @onperllellr
ni6t. Soffentlih miro er iebt eltles
8eIleren belebrt. Mit Sen notigen
Geformen iolte 10 i6nea pie moglid
porangegangen meroen.
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Seraniider SCRIPT.

@enn amberswo ihpn Sdnee nnb Gis,
Sdetut bier Die Cunt md marin mtb
beiF,
ltms fat Der 8aume gIatter.Iradt
Der Serbft nidt gels unb fabl gentadt.
Gs brinst ber blnmenreider Glpr
Nus alen 0Grten mod bcrnpr
Gs fii4t ielbit bic Npnemberlnft
Sod INNER frifher &pienbmft.
Sagt mas i1r ppIt, es lit gepiF,
Siib=Segas lit ein Harabies.
Die SUIT 10 berrltf, friih mnb rein,
Wp fanm elm better &linta ietn?
tins bannt itidt an bas ense Saus
ttniuetter pber GtmrmgebramS.
ttns lpft has @etter bplb nnb fh1n,
Sur Musfabrt, s,trn Gpasierenseb'm.
uno item bas Sagen madt 9lGfir
Der finbet aud md fem @enter
lnb INTERN beit'ren Sirtmel5elt
&iert f6's gut aHf pff'nem Sele.
Der Serbit lit bier oils Sabresseit
DEM Sriiblins sleidJ, Der 2mit gemeibt,
iinh iDat audi nal etn Nprber iue9'n,
ST utrb idpn balb upritbergeb'n.
90 fpmntet aud BON nab rnb fern
Epmriften aud mad Teras germ
Gs tit befamnt bei Sung nn6 Mlt
Mls ff1nfter @tnteraufent1alt.
tlmb fimb lie amsefpmmen bter
Su trinfen iie 9lamp8 ter.
lrb lpben bant mod mebr bas 2ann,
@D iolh' elm feiner grant entitanb.
0erat Der Mnder aud in Corn,
@eil linn bet Grant i'm dug elm Sprn
Was fintmert nts Elm iplder @tht,
geadtung, bic nerbient er nibt.
Sp baIte Dir sur 9erbitessett
U Iamp 8ter nur tets bereit.
Gs tparmt bei Hiblem @etter nnb
ST bet Der @drnne aud gefnnb.
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! :. q. @unie. !

Sim Samitag abeno peri6ieo in
San 4ntonio S. q. &onle i'm NJ.
ter BON 60 Sabren nod fur5er &ranf-
belt. Gr entitammte eillem belgi-
l6en Moelsgei6ledt. Sem Gater
mar Ser Gbepalier @rie5 be &onle,
Ser ii6 in iuneen Sabren nod 9al-
matien beeab uno BORT @ouperaellr
elmer Bropin5 mar. Dort murOe So
baln Repomuf geboren; er erbieit
cine l~orgfaltiee gr5iebung, Die er III
Der failerli6en 4aoettenanitalt per=
p~onitGnoigte. Mls 6dbnri6 nabnl er
oli fleinen Sdarmiiseln in Sber
itolien Sell. Die militdrii6e aar=
riere iaete linn jeoo6 nidt gu nn0
er pa1oerte aus. Na6 mebridbri-
gem Mnfenfbalt in Stem gorf nrlo
ct. Souls fam er nah Hi6monO
Seros, mo er in cine 2ono- uno @il1-
manoerungs : 4getltur eil1trat; ipa-
Ter NOR er IN Yaige uno bon BORT
begab er ii1 nod Gan &ntonie,
mo er elmer Der befonnteiten unb alt-
%geiebeniteH &oufleute nno 8iirger
muroe. Webrere Sermine geborte or
Dem Staotrat an limo 5fpar als
Mapor bro tenn n1o 8orliber bes
6inan5- &omites. Ser @ufi6mung
BON 5orreon, Merifo, 5og i'm Dor
mebreren Sabren an ltllo er feb iid)
bort als &aufmann nieoer. Son
gorreon tultroe er CUR &eiIung iei-
ner aranfbeit bierber gei6idt, Die
Iei6er nidt betperfitelliet meroen
fonnte. Gonle, nie er iih in ar1eri-
fanil1er &iir5e nallnte, NOR Elm iebr
begabter Meni6, bodit Iiebensluiir-
big i'm rmgang un0 Elm Mann, Der
foftilh MIR Sreunoe 5u modem .uub-
tie. CT mar Gentleman Dur6 nno
our1 = er NOR I'M anerifaniiden
2eben NIT allen 8or3iigen nno Sdat.
~tenieiten oelielben aufgegangen unb
8u BEN erlteren geborte cine pie1ciht
ni6t irnmer ridtig %aligepanote aber
mirflider Seraenssiite entipringerloc
2iberalitat. Gonie mar NIT Sllli-
tas !@roos, gohter BEG 8anfiers S.
@roos perbeiratet, Die er als Mitt-
me hinterlaBt. Die Gle mar filloer-
Ing. 9ie onoereli Sinterbliebenen
iinb ieine bodbetaate Wutter, cir
8ruoer, Der S~ofaobofat Gbepalier
@ries oe &onie uno cine Sdmeiter,
Die idmmtlih in @ien- ipobnen uno
ein gruoer in Gbicaeo. Die BE-
er6iguag fanb on Sonntag na6lnit-
tas I'M bieiigen &irdbof SEQ. 2 ltatt
unb feline Sreuutoe eoben ibm bas
@eleite gum lesten Nubeitatte. Serr
@rtbur @llentber bielt Die @rab-
re0e.
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Gin G~iienbahm-ltmfaa.

@m Sonntag na6mittog geGen
2.15 ltbr ereisnete ii6 auf Dem @e-
leile Der San Mntonio unb 4ronias
BaB 8abn Elm uneliidsfaa, bel mel
dem 6 Herionen mebr ODER minoer
perleet murben. gs banoelte ii6 oa-
BEL I'M Die Bripat-gar Ser g. Is.
Tatrid 2anb Company BON Sffabo-
ma, meld)e BON Corpus gbriiti Der
~aufgefommen NOR nnb nun nod Dem
@eleiie Der S. & g.. g. 8obn iiber=
fubrt peroen ioIte. Sn oerielben
befan0en ii6 g. So. 8atrid, 8rali@
bent Der ano-9ompagnie, Il. 9.
Botrif, S. g.. Sisfe BON Sflaboma
Gitp, @. S. S. Sbomas BON Burcea,
Sfla., S. SO. Morrom bon 9aoli
Sflaboma, SRI. Marp Nollton, Ste
nosrapbiitin, uno @oaaee Bulliam,
Ser Neger-&od Ser @eiellifaft. Sis
Die poreeipannte 2ofomotipe cine
0iegung ma6te, bro6 Die 8erbin-
onng unb Ser @agcn ro1te riidipGrts
gegen Die linn entgeeenfommenoe
2ofomotipe zines 5radt5uees. Sb-
glei6 oieie iogleid gum Stiaitano
eebradt murbe, NOR Ser 3uiammen-
itoB bod 10 beftig, boB Die Blatfornl
Der Gar mo Der Bilot uno oas y&cab
fight" Der Sradtlofoniotipe 5ertriirn-
inert uno in ser Gar aaes ourdein.
mber ~getporfen iuuroe. 2ofomotib.
fiibrer nno Sei5er bes Sradt8uees
iprangen nod reft8eitig ob. Son
oen Sniaiien Der Gar fam MIR Ole
Game obne nle 8erlebungen oapoil.
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= Ger Meloung bonn ploblide1l
Sooe bes @olberneurs Der @age-
meinen gooenfreoitanitalt in @ien.
8itters b. Souiiig, folate Die ien=
~iationele Na6ridt, oaB Ser bodjan~
eeiebene Sinan3mann Spfer elmer
%eigenartigen gergiftung getporoell
iein biirfte. IS ml1rbe als mabr-
ldeinlif be5eibnet, oaB bos @ble-
BEN Saulligs bic Solge elmer @rlen=
gergiftung nar, Die bon ben eriinen
Sapeten in ieinem @rbeits5immer
berriibrte. Die itattgebabte Sbouf-
ton Der 2eide bot inoeiien @rterien-
8erfalfung als Sooesnria6e ergeben.
miro fir moglid gebal-
ten, oaB cine @rien-@ergiftung ben
500 beifleunigt bat.
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Gpmal Gprinas Nuriern.

9ieie dlteite oeutf1e 8almiduIe i'm
Staate offeriert bieies Sabr etnen Iebr
eroBen 8orrat bon 8aumidulzM rtifeln
gu berab9eiebten 9reiien. &ir 8ieben
uno offerieren MIR fol6e 8dume, Straile
der. 9flanaen, 8lumen. @amen u. /.
81 erfa iBtiaa FL. gut Ut n nit't fir a aa1iFslaasi Ii@a
s sdleTao sef tn aaoss abeni s nHjsr sr o|s1s
ipertnoqe Neligfeiten unb bieIe @dune
uno 8flan5en gu herabeeiesten Preilen.
Ser aatalog mir6 fir 8 gts. Borto frei
berianot. IbrefIe Stto 2pde, Neu>
8rauufels, Segas.
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ant idItnttnften ipurbe Setr 8. g

att idltntnitett tpurbe Setr s. g.
Sisfe perIest, melder nod Dem Sart-
ia Goio Soipital eebro6t meroell
mltBte, uno oeiien 3uitmo, oa cine
@erletung bes &opfes borliegt, fri>
tiid lit. Die ltebrieen fonnten nod
an 0enielben Abeno lire Geiie ltad)
Oklahoma in einem bon ser @ronlos
8oB gabn eelieferten 8ullman iort-
leben. Die bei6aoiete Gar miro in
oen @erfitdtten ser @ranias BaB
8a6rt repariert.
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Sc lit Seilfraft in ieoem srupfen.

9os 1T Ser GRIND, morltm 70 bieie
2erte unbeoingtes @%ertraien boten
gu Or. &idter's nBain-Grpel1er" BEL
&beimatismus, @rfdltung, 8erren-
fungen, 8eritaufuneen, 8ruitidlner-
gen, Snfluen5o II. +. no; er lit in ollen
oeutiden M~potbefen 5u 25 un6 so
Gent Die Slaide 8u baben uno an ser
anfer Shusmarfe erfemtli1.
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Gines perbriihten @nabem sdreic

eri6redten feline @roBmutter, Mrs.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-29
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-08
BEE MEN WANT
A BEE INSPECTOR
Ask County Commissioners to Aid in
Prevention Of Spread of
Bee Diseases

With n view of protecting the bee
industry in Yakima county a petition
was filed with the board of county
commissioners Tuesday asking for the
appointment of a bee inspector. with a
view of preventing the spread of "A
disease which has been discovered to
exist in this county.
Walla Walla has an inspector and so
far, the efforts of the local association
with this regard have been unsuccess-
full
Following is the petition
To the Honorable Board of Commits
sioners of Yakima County. Wash.
"Gentlemen-At a regular meeting
of the Washington State Bee Keepers
association, held on the above date. it
was unanimously recommended that q
bee inspector be appointed to be
known as foul brood inspector for
Yakima county Wash.
I'VE have information that there is
foul brood among the bees in the
county which is the reason we ask for
an inspector in the county.
I'VE the committee appointed at the
said meeting, recommend the name of
j, w. Thornton. believing that he is
competent to discharge the duties of
said office OF such inspector"
The committee signing the petition
consists of j. B. Ramage, Jesse w.
Thornton, Robert Cissna. Virgil Sires.
Daniel Wurth and r H. Cole.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE
N CONFERENCE
A Baseball War More Than Possible
For Next Seasons
Stars.

NEW YORK, Dec. T. 1t has been
definitely decided that the annual
meeting of the National League of
Baseball Clubs will be held at the
Waldorf Astoria a week from today,
when many matters of interest to fan
dom will be discussed. The annual
meeting of the Boston club of the
league will be held today. The Ameri-
can league will hold it's annual ses-
sion on Decent Der Is, the day after the
beginning of the National League
meeting.
A baseball was even more far-reach-
ing than that between the American
and National leagues, which terminal
ed in the signing of a peace treaty in
1903. is looked for if Charles +
Murphy, president Of the Chicago
Baseball club carries out his avowed
intention of electing John M. Ward
president of the National league.
President Ban B. Johnson, of the
American league, in speaking of the
matter, said:
THE American league will refuse
to act on the National commission If
John NJ Ward is the National league
representative on that body. The rea-
sons are best known to the followers
of the game, and especially to the Ma
tional league. The American league
does not want Murphy, Ward or syn
dictate baseball mixed up with the
National pastime, and if Mr.. Murphy
insists on Ward and succeeds in elect
ing him, the American league will re-
fuse to act with the National com
mission. AS far as Mr.. Hermann is
concerned, the American league
would act for a lifetime with him, bu
with Ward--not for a minute"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-08
ZUPANN SAYS "DRY."
Local Option Manager Believes That
City Election Is no Criterion.

w. E. Zupann. manager of the local
option campaign, made the following
statement last evening:
II do not think that the election of
Mayor Armbruster for another year
is any indication of the actual
strength OF the wet and dry forces
in the coming special local option
election. There were 1862 votes cast
for mayoralty candidates, there are
over 1850 registered now over 200
men have not registered. Most of
these are for the wiping out of the
saloons. Many of Mr. Armbruster's
supporters are against the saloons.
Some of Mr.. Lum's supporters favor
the saloons.
Reports of the local option com
mitteeS indicate to me that there is
no showing of strength in the cleo
ton of Tuesday. l understand that
many of Mr.. Lum's supporters. who
would not have been against the
saloons had Armbruster been defeat
ed, will be with us IN the fight for
December 80. [ fully believe that
North Yakima will go dry"