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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
@OSerne Saarfriiur

Goi llnbciI al ben 35pfen Der Weib.
li6fcit onecriftet iif}6 apotbefcr
iiberon beiprctet Die 4bdtio6e, Bob
iic erobc Gudniitdten SoIhei fiir Die
percituhe ots nltmobiiAcn ,golbei
Ehee's Elm HsBcpt unlcrsr .@rob.
r%iiitter - %perfaiifeh. Die Raffro9c
rad1 oieiem araut lit 10 grob, bab
Elm Sobrtfont etncn vSalbei Tbce,"
Der edlpciel enttdIt, anf bet O'ortt
brinst - Elm NitteI acgen Sfuppen
nno aopiiuden. Tds Rrdpardt bctbt
Muetb's gage oltb SiiIpbur, bos ii,
oIlen ntobcrnen 4pptbefcn fir SOC.
idtb 81 bic dldidlc uettnif. ober ac.
Gen ginpidtg bes greiies -oireft oon
ber @petb Gbcnieal Co., "A Sort.
Ianot. Ctr, Nftt'gurf gitp, ~ocrIonot
miro.
Gum NtrTm,i inib cinpiobIcu non
Der n8ea6 1rug 60" GY
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Sm 3rid,ea Der sdlaaltbiere.

Guitern fSouper oes Srauen Der.
ems Der 5. reformirten St.BoulS.
@emeiroe an groaoDap uno
8ruttitroBe. Gutter 9eiud.
urter Den gIGn5enoiten Iuipi5icn
begann geItern Ibenb in ben Conn.
Observation-Disclosures Der 5. reior.
nlirteu ct. HouIS 4: Stride al Brood.
man uuo BrottItroBe elm AuIterlrioll-
per, %perbunbep nit 9a5or. lpeJdes
morgen Abeno gum gbihGuB 9elauqt.
Gem Terloui oeS eriten 5eltobenbS
llofl 5u urtbeiIen, ueripridt DEM Set
Der rpo6lperoiente grfoIg 5u %ipinten,
melfer Der borten Irbeit Der lpode.
rem Gomen bonn 5roiten = Gerein oils
8eIobnung 9ebiibrt. Die Gomen,
ipel6e in Der Slide tbdtig poren, &c.
biibrt ober gons ~beionberc Inertcn'
nung, oenn Die bon linen 5ubereite-
ten Speiien .befpieien, Dob iie bas&o-
den aus benz i s periteben. Die
6eitbeborhe lit ipie foIgt 5uiommen.
geiebt:
Set : 8rdlioentin 6rou u. @cbe,
Yice = Yraiioentin 6rou 9, Sdober.
lciu, Stlabmeiitcrin 8rou g. 9cilt-
.beber uno $. Sd0berIeiu.
6aucp . Gid: Die 3onen 2i55ie
9oftmonB ., god)mdnn nno &.
4err.
@Ilidsrob: Die Gomen u. @ebe, Z.
&oren5, 8obnid mo &. SdoberIein.
CONTEXT Gid: Die Gomen Ninnie
2eittbeber, @loier unO :. 8atts.
Gi$creme : Stanb: Die Gonen g.
9rofmo,L ". Sriebrif, Gmmo NoaS
mo 3. S6oberlein.
Slide: Die Gomeil =. Sonien. $.
Ndernionn, o.. Scroll, %. Nder.
maniL 8. &arol6, 20. aoblbeph s.
8ott6cr, ~. @eit iino s. @rune.
luaI0.
GbtiI6e: sic 9umeu DC. ader-
nlonL so. .HBooeS, S. Sd6berleiu,
i. 2ofilcr, 9. @eit, 3. Micnor, Son-
len, Narie Told, Warie &oblbepp II.
Worie Tborlt.
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i iir Elm meitereS Terbcr
feitgcboIten miro Yotrif ellie.
6olO, Der idpebiide Stemoro oeS bri.
tiiheu Gompicrs nafgbuniltan" lucI.
der, mie bereits geitern pom Gent.
iGcn Gorrciponocnteu" beridtet, am
Montaa @beno ouf Die Acknowledging
bin, $3.50 poH 9apit6n Cameron &c.
Itoblen 81 babeL in Scr oItliden go
Ii5eiitatior eingeliefert iprroc.
Ger Gopit6n lit nod Bottom obNc'
iobrcn un6 Boli5eirihtcr S'NeilI
ionbtc beit @efanGcnen bis gum IL.
Nopember nod Dem @efGn9niB. Ger
groBte SbeiI oeS 8eI0eS lit ipieoer'
erlon9t lporoen.
Gin DeitereS SobeuS Cor.
pms Tertabren in eincm 6olIc,
100 Eolt5eirihter Slencapn eincn Nr-
reitnnteu perllrtbeilte. finbet am 5rei,
tag Dor Rif,ter Tobler Itott. Is ban,
oeIt iif INN ben 5oQ bes 9feaers $.
Campbell, meIfer megen HiibeIt0.
rltng ilnb tbGtIiden IngriffS nm $50
ltn0 Soften beItraft lpuroe.
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gin bic Tameu.

auree Snnien, fpeIfe n,oosrhe ehneibtrfurr
pi erlerLlel lpiniten. foGten Moi i'm 5tueiiel
lcln. Ipobln itb o1lilr al penoeu. Gle btuitdhsr en-
fnr bel 1ri. W. Sabers. pr. J02, spsfiasara.
trss,strdRs oorbufpredber, ibren sanien dls
SoeliTa etIlraaft. inc fte iernsl bic annfi
pfiffn duberoein arliHoIideH llnierrini I'm
bnl6netott. Gebr iibernie Yeoinaunatn. -
Irl; Dta 9nbers, Rr. 302. @eft.e aratosa. Str.
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AuS rbsma Snarren Marslonbis ann
ben angren5cnben Gtdaten.

Is II III b erI unb Weiterns
port 9ohu bcrfouft.
Eie controIirenoen Sntereiien Der
Cumberland mo @eiterilport gIef.
trilden 8obn, Dos 30 Weilen.S pItenL
meldes ourf) Die Georges Greet
8ergWerfs' Re9ion lduft uno beinnhe
ale Srtidaiter 5miiten Cumberland
lno 0eiternport beriibrt, iino al Elm
N~ep.yorfer Sproifot perfoi,it ipcr.
bcn. Ole &aufiumne iou 100000
hctroger.
StoI5e Gemofraten.
Cen Iemofrntei, por Woibtnatou.
Gonntp miro iiir Die itarfe Stintmen-
abgabe, lpeld)e siir 5olee bate, bab
aus eirem republifuniihen Gountp
Elm o~emofratiif)es muroe, nllsemein
grotulirt. Ger llnliftpiliig mar eirl
10 nolf ommener Dob Der @erihts.
Glert 1859, Stimmcu Webrbeit er.
bielt.
Yfer,o II ngeiet d, be f q q
nab III t.
Sn Cation. Wo., beiflognobntte
Sofpnrb Slouebter, obltc aerihtlidc
4litoritGt 5li beiiselL ein Yfero oes
&rn. Charles Sobnior, ipcld)er i'm!
$to ifuloig mar. Sect list er nc.
gen EiebitobIs Ginter ihluebiitch
@aroinen.
g dcune nieber9ebronnt.
Cine groBe Sdeune bon 5rl. sc
ellie 3iminerntoiln, cine MeiIe moro
lid poit Nount Yleoinnt, brdltrie
uni Soni,to9 nuf ben 8runo nieoer.
Dos 8ieb ipiiroe eerettet.
aportmentbo aus I ii t So,
gerstomn II.
Jroncis 8. Wtiller bat Yl1nc 'iir
eit IpartnientbaitS, ,peld)es tl So.
derstotpn nit einem aoitenaufmolos
cot $4,000 erriftet peroen ion,
auseearbeitet.
gtitreitet auihuIoi.
gungeh
Snperintenbe,t George Mdnep
bot benz Srrcn.aipl oii Gberrp SIN.
MO, lit Dor ben 1riiiieeS Der Si1tdlt
rfifielten, UNI oie Dol, 3rdu 5bomos
Siiies uoil Goloro seeeit ibn er6obe.
nen Acknowledgment, er babe it'd,
iudbreno lie 5nidiTit Der aritoIt mar.
ibr ge9cniiber iii iinanitdtSigef Meiie
benommen, 5u ipioefleeen.
gofi5ei e%etabcIt,
Tie @robseihiporencn uoit Mime
4runbel.G oirntp foben III ibrerA
5hfubberidt ben poli3eidef Sruin
unb Die 9oli5iiten su 8rootIpn. Cur.
tis 8an 5airfieIb NIB RaionpiIlt
Ibarf aetaoeIt, ipctt oicielbeu Den
Wirtben geacniibcr ot5sbiid riht
'ireng genug p%or9e9en.
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Nm 4. Trscnlbcr

Nm 1. Tcscmbcr ct. Foul" nod
Sputbompton.
PIN I, GCjcmter Baltic" nah
Siuerpool.
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Haiic. snr Reiie ina MMsIanS Be-.
E6rst 6. Raine, Ut. 4t3, cf.VaIi.
mOreitraEe maize Gnitoul &oaie Ape.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SoIulhuH SlIliiltb Se|IlulIieHlSpol'
iirefer, on Sonnub SimmcI, pier
@runOItiide, SIS.
Gerielbc an oieietbe, / @runhitiide
So.
Eeriel6c an Sclomou SimmcI, iii
oerthciltcs SoIb. Sntcrciic, 81,
GerieIbe OH oenicIbeu, 4 @runb.
Itiide, So.
Scnrp e, SalbeII. 0crlpotter, al
Die rGburd Somf onN 3niirmarp,"
mebrerc @rlmhItiide. 81.
2erieIbc on hicieIbc, mebrerc
@rlnnoItiide, 81.
IericIbe an ole emanuel G6urd
Some" SiiboItieitc Ger 2unpolc.
nobe Sobn. 5troBe, 1876 bel 100, 81.
MorD q. SugbeS on Nor Shodei
nuO Strait Gillette Der ann-, nabc
Sompitcoo. Strobe, 10 bel so, @runa
gins $50; s..
Mper Weinberg onSobr I. O'Gous
nor uuo 5rou, 9%toroicir, 6irIt.Npc.,
nabc Sect.s(oe. @runb5inS $3i1S, IS.
EiH Contraction Company on
Nlicc &. Sbofleu Ii. ", 1 Got,
@rino3in& $64; S..
Mi6oel Sriid, Trriter, Ii. u. al
Sorrp 8. @ilion @oroieitc Nliai,
matt. ,tobc GaIoSitr, @runbSius
$50; S..
Gimotbp s. Soopcr an Sobn Z.
9onobuc, s Sots, SIS.
Geo. Socp uuo Grou on Sobn 3ep,
folpHti uuh Sroll, 1898 GQiottltrabc,
1875 bel 10. @~runo5inS $50; S..
gIon5o NJ. Sl,rlot uno Srau an
Clarence $, Sltrlod. Norooitieitc Ger
Gutalu., nobc Soiftuonitr., 10 BEL 80,
S..
Sobn 8. Nod an George u. Goof.
t6 Cots, S.,
Charles $, S0Ioiicr, JIM. M 81.
mer Cite, Siticitc 0ole.9pe., uobc
8olroo.@uC. t1.6 bel l07, 8runb.
Gins sos; So.
ScnrD Stidnep II. 81. oil 9ettie
Mcreboi SiiopeItieite M%ooiiou.@pe.,
noDc Nortb.Ape., @rmNjiu5 $120;
$1,000.
5. Scnrp Sllbif mo 6roi al @Iiie
NJ. Bancroft, 90 @rimoitiide; $t2..
S76.62.
&id,oro .. 1ippctt nus 5rnu an
~GOrrcit'Enrf SiebIono &c." meb.
rcrc @rmroftiide;; So.
n6orrcitE nrf 8iobla,lh So" an
ySorntOoa Slnp. G;o,.,"~ mcbrcre
WrmbIiidt; IS. W ''pa'
.gu8crne SqqS'E 20 al, BcOrac $.
aranj unh 3ralL Gillette Der 2ofe,
moob- Apen,lc. llabe ScfferionItrabc,
Oruno5inS $40; SIS.
Goitb Is. Crane etc. on Gloris 5.
Crane. 3 8rnnoitiide; S..
Iieielbp oil 2ouro NC. Is. M6itiielb,
@runbitiid, 8rttb;inS 500; So.
Sol. Z. Stcinader mo 1rnu al
.SgonS 2ono Co." @eIticitc Der t6..
nabe Sollp' StroBc; ST..
eoitb &. Crane etc. an SeIen ..
Crane. 2 @runoitiidc;; So.
2eopoIO &obc cfc. an Sreoerif 6.
Mabr II. 6rou, Nproieitc Der Nortb.,
nobc Dtooiion. 2pcnite, So.
Scnrp 3. Is. NiGiomS, GcIto.
mentsboIlItrcfer, On Golton Is. Bor.
fieIo, @eItieitc Der Snlibert.. nobc
Nidolion.S iroBr, 30 BEL 1916, @ro,.
500, 81.
Scnrp Is. aoI5hcnn al oic y9por3
Sono Co." I 8runoliiid. ST.
Clarence SompiOn oit SSobn Olit,
he4 uno Satin. I 8runoitiid, s..
5. SolmcS @hiieTep nto @ottin
an aIeranoer grorpH, 1 8rrutbItiid,
So.
Worsaret Is. @oroon olt 8oogers
8. ailigbt. = Brunoitiide, $25.
r2ir5erne &anN &c." an Nln. 8.
Nioran mo Satin 1 @runoItiid,
So. .'.
NloiS 9ltriif un6 @ottin all Ni,o.
s. Ru6c, Nr. 2it6. Sit.Wooiioi,
Strobe, @ruro3in& $40, So.
aru1n s. Yuaod II. u. al 4ilnotbg
RpalL Siibieitc Der Bratt., nobe Ser
StridersS trobp, 0runo5inS $42. 50.
So6n s. Sirit an 8iifuS 5. Gan.
Tor. 2 @ruroItiifc, SO.
Wln. 3. Spicer nnb @ottin an Sec
8. anoerion unb 8attin, + Gruno.
itiif, 8rilnhjins $50 81.
@oSerne Saarfriiur
" i. Ap.s.s q. F
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SDdBeit mHS @cbnrtstag.


SRI. 9orborn Map 2iiotfe BON 2uu-
roniue rcid)t Srn. Nlgilit SORT
Die Sollo 5ituI cfuigen Vutbe. ~
3eier beS SO. @eburtStogeS OeS
&oterS Der 9raut. .
Sn Der @obnung Der Glterlt Der
9ralt nurocn am lceten Sonnta9
Sri. Yorboro MaD 2iiotfe, 9odltcr
oeo 9rn. Nllgltit 2iiotfc, IN Sourelt
NO. nit Sru. Tilgilt Sprit uon9ol-
%iiillore in bic Hoieufclieln Der Gbe
aeIttpiebet, Ga bic Mutter< pes
Yrauti9oms Dor etliden @ohep
Itorb, perlief bic, 5eicr in 6egenipart
BON etliten 0erponotelt uilo init.
lrten Sreunoen i'll filler @eile. Gle
3rouung. fueld)e Inn 4 llbr Nod)mit
tags itattfono, muroe bon 8oitor $.
j. Rt6arbs bon Der lutberiihen Sir.
DIE SIT Sutton. Soporo : Gouutp,
Nl6.. po15ogen. als Sroll5eugen
iitugirten eiu 9ruoer oeS grduti7
cams, Sr. @m. Sort, unn Sri. an
ia 8idel. Gos iunge Gbepunr miro
porl1ufig, III 2oprel uobnen nn0 ip0.
fer in Baltimore ieinen 8obniie neb.
men.
9erbunoen init Der SodBeitsfeier
lpar olld) Die GeburtStagsfeier bes
Srn. Nugult 2iiotfc, oes 8oterS Der
Wrout, fpclher leinen SO. @eburtstng
be0ing. @ebiiriig ans Gommern,
luanoerte Sr. 2iiotfe offs ilrngcr
Momn ltah Baltimore ans mo er
lid nad) fnr5er 3eit nit Ieiner jesi-
gen 6rau Caroline, geb. Build, Der.
cbclidtc. Su i2uliropille legte or
bann cine gaferei on, Die er nit fol.
der llniiift 80 Sabre lang betrieb,
baB CT iid in ben lcsten Sabren III
Den Hubcltono ieeeli fonnte. Der Gle
cutiproiien Sipei 9od)tcr, 5rau San.
nab Sofiman itao Die iesige 5roit
" Sort. f%
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@emeiner Stre d. = Anl
Wtontoa abeno fpilroe in DIT. WinonS
Die 1euertpebr ollf Den 2eim eefiibrt,
oils lie pom Weloer Rr. 431 on Der
Gaton.I penlle llno @uibington-Hoao
olarmirt ipilroe. Iie apporote per.
lieben ibr Souptqllnrtier mo rollten
bier 0ieiIen ih triefenoem Re9en
nod Dem Seiiernielocr. no BET Nm.
fumft Rienlai,o geieberJ nod elm
.selter entocdt muroe. Wfitglieoer oes
MT. 0inalis 6eucr . Gepartements
9lnuben; bob oieS elm edo oes Strei-
tcS lit. Der NnfoheS augiiIt 5lpiid)en
Der Seliertuetr bon 2%n,soolune uno
DIT. @indns entItono, uls lie BET Ell;
nerl gronbe III Gonflift gerietben,
lno Der fnlid)e 9lorm bon einenl &c.
iuo6ner BON Y~onSbomne aus Hofe
eineeionot nnroe. 3ie in Der R1be
bes MeIoefaitens befinolihe eleftrilfc
9oeenlampe tpdr om Wontag Abeno
oeieft lito Dies bolf Dem O%aiI'etbdter,
ieine Sd,onotbni in mngeitorter Neiie
perrihten 51t %fonnen. Gle 9ountp.
Holi5ci hot n,eDrere Berionen I'M Sers
bodt nnb mad)t grobe Initreflgin'
gen. benz GDoter auf Die Spilr 81
fommen.
Gas al. SabreSfeit. Ger
Nrauelperein Der 3ionS . @emelnac
Icicrt belte slbelfo fem Al. sahreSIcit,
oiird, Elm slliterneiien init 9alor ~
Ger Werfilunid Wduierdyor -SSaae,"
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sdifisnadlridlten

9ricit, 8. %Ioucmber. Ter
Compiler ,&orpntbia" lit Don Rep'
Dcrt an9efommen.
2ipcrpooL 9.'R opcnlber Ter
Eompfcr Malretonio" lit Don Nep-
g)orf ein9etroifen.
Bremen 8. Rppember. - Ger
1dmpicr o8roHpriu5 8iIbcIm" lit
run NeIpY orf ongeIangt.
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0dmptcr pSrpHprtuS Nllbelm" III
run Nerp Dorf ongeIangt.
------ -------
NbiabrtStusc Der YaTusier.1 Gmpier
ppn Nem.Oorf.
Sim 10. 9topembCr ,Mortba @oi6,
ington" uod RcdpCI uno 5rieIt.
gm 10. Iooember y2upIono" nod
Ioper uub Iutperpen.
Nm 10. 3obember oNoriotie" nddl
southampton.
PIN 10. Nppembcr oGomponiu"
nod Qiperpool.
Nm 10. Ropcmber o8ctc5io" nod
9tcopcI uno Morieiac.
Am If. Noucmbcr oSaooie" nod)
Soure.
Gm If. Nopember Oscar Der
3ncitc" uad) aopenbugcn.
Mm If. Hopembcr nllltonia" nndI
gtcopcI unb 3rieIt.
9lm If, 9topembcr naurfiirit" no6
Bremen.
Sim IS. gtopembcr Caledonia"
mad, GLASGOW,
Nm t3. gtopember .Meiobo" nadl
2oubon.
Nm 10, Nooem6cr nNcpYorf"
Toh Soutbompton.
Nm 13. Ropcmber n9trobic" nod
GioGrpool.
gm g. 9soucIl6cr s9toprbam" mad,
&ottcrbom.
gm 16. Nouember .Wcorge 8oibs
in9ton" mad 9rentclt.
Nm II. Rouember D6inlano" nod
Concr uuo Mntipcrpeu.
Mn II. Robembcr nWooonna"
rod Reapel iino Rarieiue.
Nm II. &opembcr nYrei. Grant"
nod Sombure.
Nm II. gtonember yNaieitic" nod
Soutbomptcn.
sIm II. 9toOcmber ,Quiitonio"
nad) 2iperpouI.
9m t9. Iopem6cr n9orroinc" mad,
SABRE.
stm 1S. 9topember nSoulburo"
rod Gibraltar ul6 gteapeI.
Am 20. Noucmbcr Settle" mad,
Giperpeol.
anl 90. Nopembcr yaoiierin" lad)
hamburg.
PIN 30. NoUember nMimneopolis"
itad) 2onoon.
4m 20, gtopcmbcr st. qcli$"
tod) Soutbumptolt.
am 20. Rcpcmbcr vYrilt5eB Src.
tic" llod) Gibraltar ulo NeopeI.
Hm 20. Noucmbcr .Vcru9io" nad)
Rolcrmo unb Neopcl.
Im 20. Nouember p%Goltiornio"
rod Glasgow.
Nm %. Nopember ,&oiicr 8i(
helm Der 3Dcite" nod Bremen.
Sm 90. Gopembcr yHotteroGm"
nnd Rottcrbom. F.
Nm "a. Nopcm6er .Nlice" nod)
Ncopcl ullo GrieIt.
Nnt q. Nopembcr .3eelono" nnd)
EoDer itub NntUerpcu.
am "a. Hopenl6er ,Cceanic" nud)
Soutbumpton.
am 25. Noucmbcr ylluitco Stotca"
lad aopcnbogen.
gm 20. Noocmber nYropruce"
l;ud1 SABRE.
Nm 81. Goucmbcr YGolunl6io"
nod Glasgow.
PM 81. Hopcmber YGnronin" nud)
Gibraltar uio Hcnpel.
1nl u. Hopembcr ,YcnnipIuunio"
nod Somburg.
anl 81. Ropembcr yWinuetonfo"
mod 2onoon.
am q, RoDembcr nY6ilaoelpbiu"
roh Soutbninptou,
Im 81. Nopembcr Cue o'AoItu"
rad Neapel iinb 8enua.
Im 30. Ropembcr ,Sannio" mad,
NcapcI uuo @cnuo.
PIN 30. RoDcmber .8cr b'Stalio"
nod Rcapel nno @enua.
PIN so. Hopembsr ,Rpnoam" mad,
Rotteroom.
'am 30. Rooembcr yYriltj 1rieo.
lid Wilbelm" nnh Bremen.
am I. Ge8embcr ,,Wauretonio"
rad 2iperpool.
Nln T. Ge5cinber .aonig aIbert"
rad Gibraltar uno 0eapel.
an /. Tejennber vRcntonic" mad
S%ontbampton.
Mfn 1 Tc,etnher WnhrrIo,S" nod,
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@eluik ~erfreMlidl.

oEnrten'@" tperben bcuer nidt 10.
thener Ieiu, lpie lesteS Sobr.
Nlif @emiiic limo uift tbelter,
un6 Slide ulo Nllitern iogor bill.
Tiger oIS IesteS Sobr.
Irob oller acknowledgement @eriid)s
te, melbe LETTER Gage Sos Sono
0urhlhplrrten, hrorbt unieren
SouSfraucn Ingciid)ts beS berannos
benben Gontio9un0Stoaes ntd)t bous
&c 81 icin benn Der 10 beIiebte Iutcr
(IurtcD) ober 3onfiogungSbo9eI,
meld)er nun ebcn einmol ben r%peients
Iifen SouptbcltouotbeiI cines gltteu
.9bonfsgininas GinerS" biIoet. miro
10 erfloren iest NIT 9eftimmtbeit
Die gambler = nidt i'm 8reiie itei.
gen. I'M 8cgcntbeiI, cS oiirftc ioedr.
nod elm fIeiner r&rrSIhtr5" entire,
ten unO .Eltrfep'S" luerben biGioer
nIs i'm Goriabre 81 bobcn Iein. Ger
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11

ator should be correctly quoted. He
did remind me Of the former inter
view and repeated the pledge made at
that time that he was In favor OF To-
cal option, that he believed 1t to be
based on the principle Of sound gov
ernment and popular rights. He said
prohibition was an issue that had
arisen since election and that as yet
he did not see his way clear to ac-
cept it favorably; that he was in no
way pledged to it as he was to local
option.
| feel that 1t is due Senator Kuch-
ler that his attitude should not be
misconstrued, / know that the COM
mittee will agree with me as to this
statement
In our talk in Salt Lake ! then eX-
planned that | had changed my posi-
ton In favor of prohibition, because
there had arisen a strong demand In
its favor; that local option was simply
a longer way round. though faster at
times; that the passage Of the prohi-
bition law at this time would forestall
the bitterness that Is bound to come
in a prolonged fight on the temper
ance issue; that there was enough
force to this movement to insure the
enforcement of the law. II passed. and
that the great benefits that would fol-
low the enactment of such a law call
ed for its immediate passage.
(Signed) G. w. McCREERY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11
A CHlLD'S DEATH.

The death of little John Stone, eight
year old son of L, P. Stone, is mex
pressibly sad. All deaths bring their
sorrow. but when children In the full
Wgor of youth are suddenly taken
away. there is left for the imagination
such a wide field of fancy as to what
the future would have unfolded that
II all seems like a dream of hope de-
stroyed by rude awakening. and
when the little ones are called by ac-
cident the mind will revert to the sor-
row and think out in how many ways
the unlocked for might have been
avoided.
From two years of age, and some
times earlier. through adolescence the
child character is loyable one, even
in children classed as forward There
Is nothing to claim a greater hold on
the affections than a little one whose
love and trust has never come in con-
tact with the deception and dlstrust OF
the world. To learn to spare those
sweet faces, eyes beaming with con-
fidence and lips free from assembling,
is an ordeal than which there Is moth
ing more trying. more heartrending
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11

Is mother claimant In the field who
lacks nothing In assertiyeness, who
frightens at nothing and cannot be put
aside with mere explanation. You
will recognize the fellow by his in
itials-U. s. Some one informed
Uncle Sam. at his headquarters in
Washington, that package contain
ing $4,000 sent through the
malls was without lawful ownership,
so Uncle Sam, with the skill of pros
pector, is proceeding to set stakes and
lay claim 10 the treasure. through his
attorney-in-fact, United States District
Attorney Hiram Booth OF Salt Lake.
II the government makes out case
and gains possession of the money,
and, IL In later years. document Is
found to provo that Charles Price OF
Five Points was the Charles Price who
rightfully was entitled to the wealth
because the money was intended for
him by the sender how will Mr.. Price
proceed to regain his wealth?
But in the meantime, how will the
government prove It's right to regain
possession of the money?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11
new SILVER REGION.

Eastern Canada is rivaling the
Rocky Mountain country as region
OF mineral wealth in the form of sll-
ver-bearing veins. The riches OF Co.
bait were discovered three years ago
and now a camp OF greater promise
has been located further north, known
as Gowganda, where silver ore, yield
ing as high as $4,000 a ton, has been
uncovered.
Hundreds Of prospectors are hunt
Ing for silver under the snow in
Northern Ontario, according to Chit
cago mining engineers, who have just
brought back the first news OF the
new silver region. which was discov-
cred last fall about eighty miles
northwest of Cobalt. The movement
of mining material and prospectors
during the winter into the country and
the certainty Of great rush In the
spring has already led to the opening
of two unique sleigh roads through the
forest, one from the east, where the
Ontario Government Railway runs
through Cobalt. to the new Transcon-
tinental Railway, two hundred miles
farther north, and another which is
just ready for opening. from the pres
ent terminus OF the Canadian North
ern Railway at Sellwood, where are
the great Moose Mountain iron mines,
controlled by the company OF which
John w. Gates, Of New York, is presi-
dent, The new camp is called Cow
Ganda The first find of silver was
made. 1t seems, by prospector nam
ed Mclaughlin, who casually kicked
some moss from the root of tree, and
discovered silver-bearing vein. Many
Of the rich veins have since been un-
covered, one of them for 1000 feet.
They are very similar to those which
produced the extraordinary wealth oil
Cobalt AS Gowganda was seventy
miles from the nearest railroad. 1t
was impossible TO get supplies, build
ing material or machinery in before
winter, and the roads that have now
been cut, have only just rendered it
possible for development work to be
begun.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11
EVER SEEKING SHADOW LETTER
Odd Hobby Of a Man Who Scans tn,
Advertised Mail List.

One man with IN odd hobby isn't {,
person who gets much mail and what
ne has or expects to have he can keer
In mind very easily. Probably he never
had letter which went astray.
Yet every time he sees in the news
papers the list OF advertised mail sent
out from time time by the genera;
post-of1ce in New York he turns a.
once to the initial letter under which
his name comos and runs carefully
through the list He has never YET
found any letter that might be sup
posed to be for him and Furthermore
hasn't found any that might be for any
OF his relatives.
He takes an odd pleasure In doing 1t
however, sometimes with that eager
ness which impels q man to grub
through a packet OF old letters in
hopes that he may come upon some
rare variety Of stamp, Really, II ever
he found his name In the list it prob
ably would kill his enjoyment Of the
hunt forever thereafter.-New York
Sun.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11
A GLORIOUS OLD LADY.

When New England, which freed the
slave, celebrates February II. Julia
Ward Howe will be there. She Is 60
ing to read "The Battle Hymn of the
Republic"
She saw Wendell Phillips egged. She
read. fresh from the dripping press,
of John Browns judicial murder. And
she wept when the wire came that the
Martyr had paid the price, says the
Times.
Almost half-century after the ma
tion has forgotten. she lives, the fires
of the tongues still lingering In her
dim old eyes. Soon she must pass to
that land where battles are not, and
where the wonderful swift sword is
ever sheathed.