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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-29

Some of the judges of the state re-
fuse to take kindly to the new statute
under which they are required TO sign
duplicate vouchers before the state su-
ditor can send them their pay war
rants Under the new regulations even
an elective state officer can not get
his pay without having some UNDER
ling certify it up and sign lot of red
tape vouchers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
, oeooooooeOoos
FLOOD AND FAMINE
DEADLIER THAN QUAKES

, The general impression is
D that earthquakes are the
} worlds greatest catastro-
, Plies. This has been strength
, ened by the awful CONFUSION
D that recently killed over
D 100000 In Italy and Sicily,
D and there are many historic
incidents of earthquakes
} claiming 10000 to 10000
D victims.
But when the Yellow river
D burst its banks in September,
, 1887, more than 100000
people were drowned in the
} resultant great flood. which
} covered to an average depth
} of six feet a populous Chi
} nese province the size of
Scotland. Thus, in this one
catastrophe, more lives were
lost than in all the earth
} quakes recorded in the
worlds history.
Then, there is pestilence.
The black death killed In
China, where it broke out,
} 100000 people, In the
rest of Asia 24,000,000, and
30,0O0,000 in Europe, or
} 67,000,000 in all. In India
alone, and that within the
past II years, bubonic plague
has slain over 100000 peo-
pie, and the epidemic still
, RACES.
The famine In Asia in
1877 killed 100000 in the
Bombay and Madras districts
} of India, and 100000 in
north China. The famine of
1907 in China cost at least
B 100000 lives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
MEDAL FROM CONG SIS AFTER FIVE YEARS
FOR GIRL HEROINE OF SL0cUM DISASTER

NEW YORK March 25.LFive
years ago in June a little. pale
faced 14-year-old girl was sitting
weakly in big chair on the We
randa Of a cottage on North
Brother island.
She was just recovering from an
attack of scarlet fever. Her pa
rents In New York had sent her
over to the island to havesthe sea
breeze help her recover her
strength.
The child sat looking out
over the blue waters and watch
ing q big excursion boat. There
were children on board, hundreds
of them. The girl on the shore
could make out even the name OF
the boat-General Slocum.
But even as she was spelling
out the name q fearful thing hap
pened. Smoke and fire sprang up
from the bow and stern of the
boat, at once, 1t seemed. The girl
on shore could hear the cries of
the children. ~
The steamboat turned toward
shore, grated on the sand, stopped.
The cries. were much louder now.
People began to gather at the
bank. Asfew had the GOODNESS to
get boats and go to the rescue.
More just ran fooIishly up and
down the beach crying and wiring
ing their hands.
The little invalid was running
furiously to the waters edge. Now
she was In the water-wading,
running, padding toward the boat
which lay burning--helpless and
stranded on the sand.
One of the many children who
had leaped or been pushed from
the deck of the boat drifted by
close to the little invalid girl. The
next minute she was being
dragged ashore, and the invalid
was back Drawing the waters
again. rescuing another child.
Nine times the little sick girl
plunged into the water on her res
cue mission. Each time she risk
ed her-own life among the hurry
ing currents, and from the
stranglfng grips of the half
drowned children she was trying
to save.
Bnt she succeeded, and In nine
homes in Greater New York that
night fathers and mothers prayed
for the unknown little sick girl
who had saved their own darling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
WAR HERO EVANS
MAKES GREAT HIT

does not all belong to the officers
in battle.
He reiterated his well known
sentiment that the Pacific coast
should have battleship protection
and said 1t could get 1t If 1t would
organize navy leagues to force
action by congress.
Admiral Evans delivered his
talk seated in large upholstered
chair, owing to poor under pining,
he recently having undergone a
minor operation on one foot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
FINE NEW CAR
ON INTERURbAN

In order to better accommo-
date the enormous Tacoma-Seattle
traffic which will set in at the
opening of the A.-Y.-P. exposition,
the Puget Sound Electric Co. has
made arrangements for the con-
struction of fine new parlor ca
to be in operation on the COM
pany's tracks by June 1.
The new car will be devoted al
most exclusively to parlor accom-
modations, and will seat 40 per-
sons luxuriously.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25

SAN RAFAEL, March u.s.
Printers ink as a guide post to
heaven!
Rather startling, but that is
what Rev. ]. w. Simmons, pastor
of the Methodist church of this
aristocratic suburb to San Fran
cisco is using. And 1t has paid.
Rev. Simmons has been in San
Rafael two months. He started
an advertising campaign ten min
utes after he had taken charge
of the parish. In two months
more converts have been made
than ever before in a year.
Some of his members were bad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
NEW PASTOR IS
INSTALLED

Impressive services marked the
installation last evening of Rev.
A. M. Green, the newly appointed
pastor of the Emmanuel Swedish
Lutheran church at South Taco
ma. Rev. c. e, Frisk, the re.:r-
ing pastor, Introduced the new
minister with a short address.
taking for his subject "The Good
Shepherd Has Called and Sent
for You to Preach the Kingdom
of God"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
"SAVlNe SOULS IS A BUSINESS"
DECLARES ADVERTISING MINISTER

ONE OF REV. SIMMONS
REFRESHMENTS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
SWELL
the STADIUM
FUND

Chief of Police j. M. Duley and
Captain A. s. Read, formally pre-
sented the police contribution to
the stadium fund, amounting TO
exactly $1,000, to o. w. Barlow of
the school board this afternoon.
The sum was raised by subscrip-
tions and through the policemen s
ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
CRUISER ORDERED
To CENTRAL
AMERICA

% OoOOOOOOOOOo
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PUGET SOUND NAVY YARD,
March 25.-It is announced here
today that the cruiser st. Louis,
which has been in reserve for
about six months, is to leave
shortly for. cruise in Central
American waters to protect Amer
lean interests during the continu-
ance of political disturbances
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25

from death.
The next day the whole city was
ringing with the story, and les
sons were told and sung and
preached about the name OF Mary
Mccain.
For this was the name Of the
brave little girl who had forgot
ten her own troubles and weak
ness In the face of others peril.
This Is five years ago. and
Mary Mccain II q grown up girl
now. She IL atudeut at the
Florence Crittenden training
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
PEOPLE THOROUGHLY ENJOY
HIS LECTURE.

Rear Admiral r. d. Evans made
decided hit with the people of
Tacoma in his lecture at the Ia
coma theater last night on his ex-
periences in the Spanish-American
war as commander of the Iowa.
He was unstinted in his praise
OF the men and made it perfectly
plain that the credit for victory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25

graph instruments.
Owing to the fact that the sub
marines cannot accommodate
large and powerful apparatus, it
Is necessary to fit the boats with
Instruments of the same system as
the land stations use,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
To Install Wireless
On New Submarines

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, March 25.-The two
submarine boats, for which the
contract for building was recent
ly. let by the government to Moran
Bros. of Seattle, will be equipped
with efficient sets of wireless tele-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25

school Ut Washington
s The United States house of rep
resentatives has Just discovered
that Mary Mccain Is a heroine. 1t
has voted her a fine brave silver
medal, and Speaker Cannon pre-
scented 1t himself. and his voice
trembled as he did 1t, Thinking
of her bravery, he bent over and
kissed the girl, and uttered q lit
tie blessing on her.
But Maya heroine? Why. New
York has known thnt Tor five
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25
HE'LL!

HE'LL!
We all believe in It. We
have seen 1t. Some of us
have been there. Some are
there now, others are on the
road. Choose a wrong course,
pursue it far enough and you
will be in hell. Not many
men intend to go far astray.
They drift into the wrong
unconsciously by slow de-
grees. The church Is a
friendly monitor to busy men
absorbed in worldly things.
He who puts himself into
sympathetic touch with the
church will surely become
J better, happier man. You
will find a genial Welcome
a cordial handshake at the
Methodist church. Come next
Sunday night at 1880. Good
music, a homelike church.
]. w. SIMMONS, Pastor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-25

ly shocked at the unique scheme
of this modern advertising minis
ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

mare. cine Misunderstanding su lein.
Turd1 ilro 0llrd) eille iriebIid)e nlb
! miloe Eerionlihfeit, entbebrt er Der
lhroffen GontraIte uno Der oomoni-
ld)en Siefe. Niles oil leiner Stunt lit
reolid), ber3lid,, innig, idlidt, natiir-
lid; cine treuber3iae GinfGltigteit,
cine geipiiic r%ilbrenbc llngeid)iflit-
feit gibt ibr oft einen b%eionberen 3ug.
Grin Sbaffen ballt iit olli ciner re-
lieioicn @eillnung ari, Die nifts an
oerea lit, ais Die uneridiitterlibe
Srommigfeit zines ME eetriibtenain.
bcrglanbenS. Sief ipur5elt ieine
Stunt IN Der Somilie, Die er obne Die
SentimentalitGt Der 9iiiielborfer
@enremaler, ober nit Der er0bten
Snnigfeit idiloert; ia, man fam ia.
gen, bob bic Wenihen 5boma's alIe
lire 3ugeb6riafeit 5rr Camille oeut.
lid 5u erfennen aeben = ielbit in ieis
men iungen Wdbden perben id)on
Die fiinftigen Wiitter erfelnbor nnb
fir oas &inb bat 5boma cine uller-
ihopflide Gorliebe. Seine 2anO-
idaiten iinb bon einem innigen Na-
turgcfiible beieelt, tralllif, inBlid,
reid geIhmiidt. nit @lnmel, belebt
bon 1bieren IN Der Webr5abl erbelt
bon einem gleibmdBis miloen Gid.
tc. Sinter allenl, fuaS er geidaifen
bat, miro eilc iiberaus liebenstpertbc
FeriGnlid)feit erfennbor, Die ii1
idlieBlid Die mioeritrebenbe @elt En-
obert bot. Sn iueldem MaBe, oas
5eigt gerobe iebt Die 5eier ieineS 20.
@eburtstoges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

nnetteu Srdu BON aerlpmcc I'M See
hab Sinarb 5nianmen. Ole @ermid.
llineen bes 5tpeiten Mftes iino oann
gar luitig aiisgeiponnen obne baB
Der ndber 3niebenoe Dos @eiiibl per-
liert. Dab alfes bies nah befanntem
Sdenu un0 nift unbefannten 8or.
biloern acnlaht lit. Smmlerbin, es
mar Die critic ridtige Eremiere; mar
piel 3unit unb 2iterotur in Dem
ld)muden 4beaterten unb man bate
gum eriten Wole Oas @ewuBtiein; es
gebt los!
Gbe mir a6er en6giiltig in Die
Sbenter, 6eitiate unb @emdioeiaIons
getrieben iperben, IaSt Der 9entide
Aeroelltb nod eir,nal 81 eia,er groBen
TeranltaltMng ms 1reie; 5ur eriten
aroBeu gerliner 5luspobe. 9as
'Sportintereiie bat cine .neue Mid)tuna
genommen; linO es lit nitt gu leug.
men, oaB Zeppelin utlb @rigbt 'einen
lp~obltbatigen GinffuB geiibt baben
aitI Tiele, Die bisber ibr @elo iinnIos
gum 1otaliiator tr1leen nnb binter
elmer platoniiden 2iebe gum 9feroe.
Iport ibre %alIgenleine Sntereiielolig-
felt mo 8e0anfenarmutb perbaraen.
Sb uniere 3utunft ipirflid in ser
&iift liegt, barber mOeen beute MIR
Die @preiligen ulo @leif.9 ereiten
cntideioen. Cob aber Der menidIide
Slug Die ueberipinoi1ns GROCER 81.
lton5en III iider geiteuerter Jabrt
fem Sraum mebr lit, uno oaB Die
Yerpoafommnilns oieier Sluatednit
ourh bas Sntereiie Der gan5en
Wenid)bcit g%eforoert iein mil, oas lit
flor. User batte Dor 5ipan5ig Sabren
geglanbt, baB Elm Club, obne Ser Sd.
berlidfeit anbcim 81 iaaen,' Ereiie
anleben bari mie Oieie: 10000 Wfarf
Dem Grlten, Der Die grGBten 9iltan3-
fliige auSfiibrt, obne ben Grobooen gu
beriibren ODER cine 3piitenlonoung
por3unebmen; 10000 Warf fir sic
groBte Sdnenigfcit i'm SIuge od,tmal
nm Die 0abn; 1900 Wart fir oen
better Sobenflltg; 5000 Mart fir
Den beIten Yaiiagierfliie init m0gfidit
groBem @emibt.. . Harren bGtten
linlere @roBeltern iolde Y~reisals-
ihreiber geifolteu. @ir ober pilien,
Dab III Der lesten Septem6eriuod)e Der
SimmeI iiber Sobannistbal bon file
geiloen Wenibeu beitnrmbigt piro.
uno Die Groe bereitet lif gun, sSlie-
gerfeit. Ger @olo mltB oaran glou.
ben; uno utter ben pielen @riinoen
our Ibbol5ung UNI Berlin lit Elm
teiler %gefunoen. an Den Dor oreibig
Sabrcn nod fciner geoad)t bat: es
mtB elm oIlilageldnoe" geiddffen
tper0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
TpbeSfGQe.

gm I. Ditober S,oie Sattsnfslo. 9,r. 1929
2ipttsS fraBe. AS Sabre alt.
gm 30. eepteinber Gutter o.. riap,p, Warp
lamb Som6upatbifheS SofpituI. 90 Sabre alt.
slnl 2. Oftober enfan 6. @ibfum, Jr. 1911
GorosG alpertsS trdbe. 10 Sabre alt.
Mnt 20. September Games u. Saroeitg, Mr
1928. Glib. SbnrleS-Strabe, 60 Sabre alt.
VIM l., S!toter 3ubn Z. Hare, Gr. 1876, 8
Ipeniie. 40 Jabre aft.
am L.. Oitober Manes Saaen, @arolano @e
neralspoipiiaI. IS Sabre alt.
Nm 80. September Gbariee q. Spptins, Gr
100, 9ioro. Sort. sipenue so Sabre ali.
PIN 20. Sepfembcri SuGu &. Suffntanu, Or
1920, SolbrooisStra6e. 60 Sabre ait.
gm 80. SeptemberNpmarb :. Sentfer, 9ir
$50. 8efts0sulberrp Giraffe, 25 Sabre ali.
Nm 80. September Marb u. 0enp, Or. 30
Sit.1nnburds Strabe. 65 Sabre alt.
gm I. Sftobcr Warta 0eRler, Gr. 1888, Sc
praes StraBe 40 Sabre ait.
.Mm 30. September Garuh Z. Wlbsrs, Nr.
104t, MbrtIesslDenne rs Sabre alf.
?lm so. Septentber Wtntemt Witmnr, W,arb.
Iano SereralsS ofpiial, ~ Sabre alt.
gm I. Niiober Maraaret ". Nopitou, Sui
ioil.Mee: iino SrnuilinsS!r., L7s Sabre ait.
Vim 20. Septemher 0ep. q. emitb, gr. Goa,
FatteriuHzA peniie, IS Sabre alt. l'T
gm 90. September Neuben Solmcs, Or. 1904,
,SQirutpuuts WOeuIe, rs SQbre off.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
SpiritismnS nnb 5aidcnipielcrci.

Spiritismts uno 1aitenipielerei
linO 5fpei @ebiete, sic ourd) engere
Ve5iebungen perbilnoen iino, alS Ser
%gutglaubiee 2aie es iib INNER nod
traumen laBt. Yroieiior @ar Del
loir, Der Trofeiior Der Yipdolosie an
Der @erliner llniperiitGt, bat iiber
oieie @e5iebungen allerlei Snterelian-
ties geiammelt urlb plauoert MN i'm
Sftoberbeft bon Weitermann's Mo.
%natsbeften einiges beiomoers War.
fante aus. Gr betont babel, oaB es
bon @idtigfeit aud fir Die ebrlid)
iiber5eugte ~ipiritiitiide @iiienid)att'
ielber lei, feitauitellen, ipie melt sic
8ren5e Ser GrflGrung iiberiinnliden
Griheinunaen ourt 3aitenipielerei
iid) eritredt. Cine beionoere Grtp1b.
rln9, neil onideineno Defenders
r%Gtbielbaft. peroiehen Die Waterioli.
iotionen: Nah ipiritiitiiher 2ebre
oermogcn Die 8eiiter bon mand)en
Weoien cine gemiiie Wense rpfpdi-
lfer" araft 5u entnebmen un0 iif
init Siilie oieier Graft tbeilipeiic ooer
gang ST perforpern. So LANCE bie
Strait porbaIt, befinoet iid bas Me-
blum in 9eipmBtloiiefeit; lit lie per-
braiidt. 10 febrt bas @emubtiein ST..
rid, aber 5ugleih berithpinoet audi
Die Grideinung bes @eiites. @as
man bcobadtet, lit Dies, bob 1T Der
Gunfelbeit Iei,ftenoe 6ormen a,lf-
tauden, Die Sbeils unbeltimmbar,
TbeilS ieoodl oils Sdnbe o0er aopfe
tenntlid iinb; in beionoerS eiinitieen
Saucn materioliiiren lid ioaar gauge
meniflide 0eitalten, Die umberge.
bert ipreden, lid anfaiien Iaiien uno
feline @aben ans Dem Senieits iiber-
bringen. Sn Der Negel benust man
fir bas grideinen BON S1noen urio
@eiidtern pbospboresSirenoe Nqd)-
btlou1lgen. go, belibt Der Sdftiefo.
fiiuitler eit am Stiel iitcnbes 11fel.
den, iauf oeiieh elmer Seite in pbos-
pboreiairenoer 6arbe eiie geitIoIienc,
aiif beiielt dnberer Seite eine oifenc
Suno semad)t lit; bird idneqcs'
@enben Der Tafel mo gIeihseitiges
alqppen init Der freien Sanb entiteBt
Die Squiion, oils bffne uho ld)IieBe
iidJ cine III Der Cuff itmebenoeSdno.'
Gle gail5eil Jiguren, cnttpeocr Ylp.
pen ODER bonn Nieoium ielber barge.
itelt, iino ialt INNER in mollenoe
iueiBe @etpanoer gefIeibet. Gen
@rnno oiirfte man ipeniger me dom-
beitssefiibl Der Iieben Spirits, ais
BARN gu ii,dcn Daben, oab Ole fir je.
nc Tradt benusten MuHeIimitoffe
leidt 81 b~erberaen iinb. 4eiipiels-
meiie limb Sobien unb Saden ser
Stieiel boil eearbeitet, ooer sic alt.
mobiid groBe Ioid)cn,ibr lit cine
Attroppe, ODER Ole Dem Medium &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

borenbe @itarre bient sum Yufent.
baltsnrt fir aaesf3nm 9etrre No,
tbige. Serner fam in unb unter ben
aleiocrn beliebig uiel l%lntergebradjt
ncroel. Cab fait idmmtlitc Wate.
Publications : Meoieu meibliden 8e-
idled)ts iino, erfldrt. it'd oaralts, Dab
Sen 5raieil Ourd ibre Srot,t Der
Waterialiiotions : SdDminoel erleit)-
tert miro. Sbgleih Spiritiiten Die
biird Shaoen flug gerporSen fino,
lire Me6ien nnmitteIbar 0 Der 81.
sung gang neu einfleioen, 10 geltngt
es Den Jrauen bennodl, oiefe id]arflte
MsaBregel itumpf 81 MAIDEN. Bel,
ipielsipeiie perIangt oas Meoium,
oas bis ouf Gin lauges idlparaes Sci.
oenbentb ausgesogen oajtebt Die
ihpor5e Sarbe begiinitigt Sic 1.Gnt.
ipidelung" Der Grifeinuugen! = eS
ioue bas nelle idtpar5c Seioenbemo
inn gum Nn5teben aegeben iperoeil,
bepor es oes alten iif entleoige. Die.
lem i~fambaften 0unihe fam Nie.
mano iid periagen. so aber miro es
ser euten Game moglid), einen aif
Dem bloBen 2eib g~etragenen iftuar.
gen @iirtel. Der Masfem : Stdffe II.
{. 10. entbdlt auf's beauemite burh-
5uifmuggeln. Gs lit .cripeislid
mabr, baB oieic 5raiien Elm llnapobl-
iein portGuiden, um ibre lltenIilien
Dor Der untcriud)una 81 retten. 20
MN cine regelrefte unteriudung me
Der nit Der &iifiidtsloiigfeit eines
meibliden 3ollbeamten, nod NIT Der
Grfabrung eines Grallennr5tes poree-
nommen 81 lueroen pfIegt 10 maB ife
chen als miiienihoftlid nidt ausrei-
d)eno beseidJnet merben. Gas iiblid)e
@%eriabren Der &leiber. Mno aorper.
unterludnn9 bietet nibt Die gcring.
ltc Sidcrbeit gegen 9etrug.
3piulanbs tiirfiidJc 8Gber. =
Ganitable.gsbdase, Yshamt sssen. etets often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

munbertc. Der nod Dem 2. Hopember
hirles SabreS @iirarr pirn, 81, bcant-
iportcn bat, Inn iifsMdrplonb itimm.
bereftigt 5u perSen, iinb genau i'm
ENHANCEMENT aueeeebeu unb oerGin.
aetponberte fonn Tie, lpic @%enernldns
malt Straus bieier Gage entibieoen
bat. in ieincr 90 utteripra cb c be.
alttuortcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
Nuaultc 8ertram,.

gtm I. Sftober 1909 Aasuie Yertram, Deb.
@roBman. oeIiebte Satin bon CHARLES Der
Oftober, A3 ubr g,ahmiiiaes, in ibrer les,
ten @obnlIa Nr. 865, @tit.ssprth .Muehue, itatt,
ipoiu @ermanbte mo Sren1oe adDtunesbou eit.
geIaben iilo. -SeiieBuns prIpatim auf Der
r0riiib RiSse Cemetery"
Carlisle. pa. unb y%8afbineton, 3. G., Bel.
tungen nouen CELL. copiren.) t275--6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
Catherine NcIu.

GS fturh pintIid AM 30. Septcmber 1909, o
nbr 80 Minrten slbeubs, Catherine NsMp.
geb. Shldburot, i'm Sitter bon pier5is 1abren,
aeliebte Satin bon Sobu $. AelD. Die De
ersigIna iinoet ecnntaa. ben 3. Hftober. rs
ubr Nabnittaas. bon ibrer leBten @pbnlllIe.
VT. 1908, Eit.Hibble.a trake, aus aii Der ,qoits
oo,isYdrf,9 enleterb" itatf.
Ser tietbetriibte @attc
(275-G) Cphn g. QeQn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
Catherine 6. Seubref.

es itarb am /. Sfiober 1909 Catherine g.
Semsref.s Deb. Vittroft, aeIiebte 0aitin BON
gbarIes G.. Sencrei. aube in 1rieoen. Die
BeerSieane ftnoet esnatas, Ms lltr Moraers.
teatitr, aus itdtt. Heauiems1ndmefe tn Der
ct. GIpboniussHir1e I'M S.i5 Morgens, 8eis
ietuna priratim atf BEN vSI. @rl5iersSrteo'
bofe." (275+-6l. !.
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Unsesu: NJ. p. Eeft. eamtpeasetraRe, uxt
HesSt.otMeanA: artteste.Slses:
Observation-Disclosures. bon 425 an untet teitdnSteer
ipetbsI i'm 2reib1aiS am Ga~upt>&tnuana .at.
tanSen. unfer A0snt ipirb; stenn ostutfttAt,
ocrfpre4en. (92)
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Observation-Disclosures.


ca Ms; gse9 ,;,S s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sIns, s S,Stl1 sIs
taft ireeno EN- @efddft; neue ylatbarfhaft.
Wan nebnle, ,pefiIi4 iabrcnes .Nalilmcre.gtrebe
Gin Sdlferaebiert nbr6Iid. .Gine Der i%einiten
2agen fit etneft labeu. Ynfenoe Yebirtpuraen
fir beH 6iufer. gibereS bel 9patter 8. Neit.
pbal ooer bet'm @eenten on Dirt inb ete0e.
(Geptf2-)
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Sotn Ser,uia & Cola.

n. zoos psieaukessaAe..
0IsSiswSis,sc, Saltsssrssisssrts
s8lS baker IN nnferer Lancer 0eiSdltstyarte
Urn, p1b met9 beeESiet; gtno nit -oerinaem
Yr1fif ~ irtehen. Die feiHftet QnffMen oetjes
fert inc 40&Sstten. rnterbelulneen nab anSere
SeieGsnbttteM e,etot 1eIepbone. fHeai96. 49,
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itm,mas.werfaitf

y~ssnsnsnten, grabtetaes. nsb etetsss. /,
DO mir has 9doerbaiS, Nr. .2aS, ,Nerb.
GbnrteSsGtrnBe, be3caen battn. tverben Ptr .ea9
6eh.Ss lttnste. etsaAe, 81 ansnkt1ht~ rteSrb
cen NreiM beriqntsn. ~
g.. Sileartatt 4 spns.
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MQria 6eRler.

90 ftarb am I. Sftober 1909 Wlaria 3ehler,
9eliebte Satin bon Sobu !aebler. int Mltcr
bon so Sabrer. Die Beerbiemne iiflbet Conn.
tau, 3 llbr GnHmittaes. bon ibrer fetten Mob.
nuTta Sr. 1873, 0eerae.e traBe, aus itatt. Der.
tpanbie mnb SreunSe iiHb attnngsoou etnaeIas
ben. Der 1rauerfeier bei5ufuobnem Neiietuns
prjpQtim, f175--6)
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! Baltimore G<metern.

Ssrssu: arsaIim SltAL, tDntisuse. =. Nsrtyay.
Observation-Disclosures sum Berfdiif - bon $26 on,
fGr bier @r6ber. Greie B~snitutie ber Gdpeue
fir 1rauereotfcsbtentte. (Aunt16.fS
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Hanfasuns.

Tanfiaenng.
Dir Die aufrimtlee IbeiInabiuc an benz Nes
S alaa Segt Ws'A ar,t Hs' ipelSe p laaa IS snV se lSteaaiSse
SuS 3eitIi@e feenete, faae ib. hermit alien
tneinen Veianrten. beforbers benz NfanensSer'
eiil Der ebrifiussRirdbe. berati6ften Gdnf.
(276) 9biraro 0rub nnb MINER.
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n. %aaiHd,
Mn ME 0amem.

Sunee Oaner, tuetbe rnoberne S&neioerfnuft
gu crleriea .ipfinffen. fcqten nibt I'm 8ipeitel
mr BET Er. N. Nnters. Nr. I02, Yeet.eata.
tcea.strahs. borsufpredera i9ren %onler ais
balfcn duberoem etinsfidei unterrt&t tut
SuidbneiSen. Se5r itberaIe 1eSiHGupeen.s =
1n. Me. 8sberA. NJ. 302, Deh.eAtatsea'etr
lSepf2|l .-lLt 49, I. .H4l lft ftlIi.l .lsflEI
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Momlanbs tHrfiidJc YG6cr.
Ganitable. getdaee, Yshamt sesen. etets often.
fDtai4 ,1S) - No.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-23
ACTING PRESIDENT OF
WHITMAN COLLEGE RETURNS
Especial CorrespondcnceJ

Whitman College, Walla 'valla,
Jan. 23.-Acting president Louis f.
Anderson who has been absent from
Whitman since the beginning OF the
Christmas Holidays has returned af-
ter an extended tour OF Eastern cit
les. While absent Professor Ander-
son spent some time In Chicago, New
York. Boston, and Washington" Ho
also attended the sessions Of the Am
erican Institute Of Archaeology and
the American Pathological Associ-
alton held In Toronto.
These sessions were held IN the
University OF Toronto and were at
tended by fully 100 delegates from
the United States and Canada. In
speaking OF that territory Professor
Anderson said, everybody was i'm
bued with the beautlfulncss OF the
country and all expressed a desire
to return at some later time to see all
the enchanting beauty, sail over Lake
Ontara, down the st. Lawrence. past
the Thousand Islands to those fam
Gus old cities OF Montreal and Que
bee.