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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
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10 What Tremendous Day Saturday Will Be!

GT Let's have heart to heart talk before the big day
" opens Shop in the forenoon We telling you
this because forenoon shopping careful attention.
crowdng watng-and the best service Our dis
plays have been rearranged and most inviting Carry
many small packages possible. Think what the
Christmas rush means to the delivery menand the tired
horses-and how bad it is under foot If you going
send your packages away, step to the postoice
and express BOOTH located in the Of the first floor
1T will you going to the cypress Office the post
office. receipt will be given to you-and your package
will go its mission Of cheer In the evening, music
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Buy Him a Collar Bag

One would certainly be appreciated and ours are
at price that will surprise YOU
snede leather in black. brown gray; will hold
twelve collars; regular price Sl.95 for Sl.25.
calfskn in black. brown, gray. will hold
collars; moirc lining Regular $22j, for 81 30.
genuine Pin Seal. in black. brown and silk moire
lining; viii hold fifteen collars Regular price 800
$500
for $3.50,
our filled travelling companions leather p per
discount.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Christmas Toilet Specials

boxes DC
Pamcr's Violet Leaves, Palmer's Rose Leaves toilet
water Our special price, ijc bottle
Sachet envelopes bags, all odos lOc each, for toc
bottles violet odors 5c each for 25c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Black Silk Reduced

Here's the best va1e in black silks that we have been able
to offer many month STAPLE black silks at reduc-
t'ons averaging third more
27-inch blue ribbon affeta pure dye rich lustlous
black; ST so quality; SALE $110.
36inch blue ribbon taffeta pure dvc; rich lust1ols
black; 50 90 quality; SALE S145.
36-inch black moire, the most fashionable silk shown
this for waists coats and gown; 50 90 quality
SALE 81 80
36nch black Davor: beautifully elegantly fnishcl
splendid wearing qualities; So 25 quality Sale $50
black Deborah de rich finish
y; 81 % quality Sale, 95c yard
White Embroidered Waist Patterns
showing especially for the Christmas trade line
white embroidered patterns number Of dainty designs
value each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

We hare the best lime of Pipes this season
you ever saU-apd much cheaper IN price
than pipes generally sell ut. Give him
one for Christmas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Pure Christmas Candies

Our candy for l5c pound of The quality the children
like Inost--and the healthy kind,
Our chocolates at 25c a pound tho 40c quality
Our 5pouud boxes OF chocolates and bonbons S50
usually sold for 800.
Then have sugar stick stuffed chocolates
bous. all at Pc a box, worth lQc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

Tricks T"s1 go and ass, ss sS a
the carpet department
In On Saturday and the ehours be
H. p. M, 3 80 p m. and p. m
Magic sa cGms an and ss.5 flower; os ; Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

Large sable fox sets, large rug m and shawl to match
Saturday special, $40 Is set.
Russian hare in black also white and sable squirrel
sets Saturday special $500 set.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

The final days of the mighty rush haze
come. From nou until Christmas the
store 1UlW issue no more transfers or
approvals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL II
WILTON RUGS

Oriental patterns, choice of 4
styles, size 69x90, in Hartford
Wilton velvet, S1150. This is
something unusual in values; also,
Hartford Administer rugs. special
design, size 21y60 inches, same
quality as regular $3.50 rug. While
they last, $1,45. We have only
100 Of these.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Baltimore, W.T., 5rcitas, ben t3 Nngna 1909,

3rpoIpcr mo IhoB @oruot nic0cr.
Die 2ngrciier cntilobcn mO SmitD
mur0c ucrbnitct.
Shcriii @umbert lnO ieinc @cbijl.
iCh crnlittirtcn bcutc II Strifcr-6u.
milicn aus @o6ubGuicrn mclhc Scr
,@rciiCo Stecl Gar So" gCb0rCu.
Gic N}Gbcl mo anocrc 5eQcmtdnoc
mlrocn an ser 9tidol .2IOcmlC oli 0ic
StraBc gcitcut. IS crcilnctcu ic5
tcinc 9}ubcIt0rlrn9cu mo oic Stoot3
truppcn bnttcn feinCn @rlmo jlu
Ciul6rcitCn.
Ger Shcriif pom 2IucQbcnp-Golmtp
luciQcrtc lib bcllte 2lbcnO, nod mci-
tcrc Grnjttirlnacn 5ll uollrrcdcL
nah0cn cr bic S6liliicl Der Ncr0rm-
ten @obnungcn OIL Ocu Supcrimtcn.
hcntcn ocr @rcIieb Steel Gor So"
ubQclicicrt bottc. g8ic Is bciBt, boiirt
rr icinc @cigerlmg nni Den llnitouo,
0uB ibm Die Gompn9nic fcinc @cutc
no5lt licicrtc. Ole 0oblcIi8tcitcn Der
StrifCr oui Oic StroBc 5u troBcu.
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ySu Sing Sang abbcrnfCn.

@oibin0tolL .. s., ~. 9lnA.
- Ger hinciiidc @cion0tc Nll SinB
Song lit pon bier obbcrlien mor0cn
mo miro iih noh %cfing begcben
no ibm cine meme Stcllu1g crtbctlt
mcr0cn miro. Scin 9fodioIgcr lit
GGong Din long iriibcrcr @cihdlt0-
trdqcr ir M}oori0 lmo 0c1cmm0rtig
}lpcitcr &ice ErdIi0cnt Oca 6iuclicbCn
2hiamGrtigcn 2lmt5. @u linB sang
GciinOct lid }ur 3cit in YcrL on
mcldcS &onO CT 9Icid5citig nit ocu
Ser. Stootcn ofrrc0itirt mar.
Gr mar i1on iriibCr cinmnl mo
}mor BON 1897 bis 1902, hinclIdcr
Ncinn0tcr OuDicr, mlr0c uber lU0ha
reno Der goycr" sllnrubcn iuc8cn ci.
ner Spnpatbic nit Den Der. Stnatcn
obbcrlicn. Sp0ter i6idte i'm 0ic
dinciiiGc 9icgicrln8 sum 5mciten
NioIc oui ben Giciigcn @elanbtichoit2.
ppitcn @r lit elmer Der popuI1rltcn
IipIomntcn in @oibingtOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
SGnlu ucrlicrt.

SCin WCnth INN cncn &abCQ@ Cor
pua -@cicbl pcruoriCn O}lB
porlanfia in Der @}ottcomon.
&rrcnonitolt blci6cu- @irO ocn
aumpf nm iciue 6rci1cit iort.
icbCn.
@bitc @loiu5, N..}y ~. 2Iu.
quit. - 9lihtcr W}iU8 gnb bcutc &or.
uitto0 in 0cm (Dom.6olc ictnc Gnts
ihciormg ob, oobin Imrtcno, Oob
&,orm 81. Gbum ipobniinnig ilt ou6
icuc Gntlaiilng cine @ciobr iiir oic
Giicntli6c Sidcrbcit icin mcr0c, ulo
bub ibm oobcr sic 9cpilnidtc &c.
ircilmg aus Dem MottComou ,Srrcn.
buuic uiht b2luilli9t pcr0cn fonn
Goa @Citth nm cincn S1obcn9 Cor.
pu2 NcicbI, 0ltr6 uclcbcn Sbou lcinc
6rcIbcit 5lt crril0cl boiftc, III bier
nit obihl09iJ bcihicocn. 0ic Ont
ihciouug lit cine Gubcrit lmion1.
rcirbc mo Qicbt Die ucridic0cncn
Wrilnoc an Orrh mcId)c lid Der 9titb
tlr bCuu8cn inb, 0o9 @clmd 0c2 @c-
ion1Cncn ubinuciicn. lhuu per
nobm 0ic GnticlciOunB nit 9tubc nn0
crtldrtc p0tcr in ciucr llntCrrCOlml
TT 0cufc niht OoroL ocn &umpf nm
iCinc Srcibcit all}uAcbcn. Gr ucr0c
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Cncr <rp 81 crIon9cL mo cr lci
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mcrlcn I'M bicliAcn @ciGu1uiB unO
icn llnuutt miro nI30amt @Clc0cu.
bcit crbnItcn, ir9cn0 mcIhc ncuc
lntrG1c Dor oCm 9iidbtcr W(ill9 jll
itclcn iou9 cr co piiniht
6rot O}arp Goplcp lGom, N}lttcr
Gc5 @ciongCncn, mudltc bclltc 2lbcn0
Der o}li'ociirtcn 4}rcIic" cine Idn2Crc
NittbciIlmg, bobm Iolrtcuo, ooB lic
Die @nticbciOunN Oc3 9lidtcr3 O}iaS
njht olS cnoaiiltig occcptirc, ionocrn
Om aonpf lm Die 9cireilmg ibrcS
Sobuc3 rmcnme0t iorticbcu lpcroc
Sic fritiiirtc in i6rcn NclBcrlmgcl
ocn' Stnot9oupnIt Scromc 0llBcrii
ihdri lm0 ncnnt 0cnicIbcn ltntcr Pin.
ocrcm p 0cn orrognntcn, rddiiihti9clI
&criolQcr cincS pcrniinitigcn lmO
ireigCiprohcnCn Wfunuc1."
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glnt ilicRt IN McaccS 9iots.

BittSburg, 80, II. 2lugtIt.
Sieue Sorpat, elmer Der itrifcnocn
9!rbciter Der p rYreiicO Stcel Gar so" "
5ll Wcaces Goda, mtroe beutc iriib
non Dem Ncger Uioior Snlitb cridoi.
icn, meIhcn Elm IlberO obcr jlpei
Strifcr mgegriffcn bnttcn, neil lie
i6, fiir einen Strifebrc6er bicltca
Ser yteger mar oltf Dem 0cge on
ieinc Srbeit i'm Gtnbliiiement DER
p Bennipluonia WoIeoble Co." ais
ibIr bic Stritcr aniielen imo ibmer
Gann grill er gum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Nm Der 9tiueanfrcu5uno.

u from, 6, II. }I1lBult. - Nil.
Iiom NccO, 10 &o0rc nlt Elm bctnm.
ter @cih6itamoun ans 8ooitcr g.
lmO bic iiinfidbriac GucIpn Irout-
man murocn in ocr Icbtcn 9iubt ju
!tortb Gcntrc, nobc 9urberton ol9
lc bort iibcr Elm @abn8cleiic iuGrcrL
ourd cincn pl0Blih 6obcr brolricn-
cen Ecrioncn5ug ouGcnblidIi6 gct6O-
ttt, lm0 6rou @m Iroutnon, Gpc-
Inns 0intter, mnGriCbcinlih t0otlih
pcrlcbt. Gic lrog00ic gclon9tc crit
bcltc iriib ans 2idt, ais Oic Monn.
iGoit cincS 6rnd)tpiac5 Die 3luci Sci.
den, Die ihwcr uerIcBtc, bcmltBtloic
l{ron lnO Die Griirlmer oe8 Ju6r-
lrerfs ncbcn ben @cIeiie ian6. Gem
Sorn. RccO mar 0oa @otpt pom Hunl-
pie geriiien rno oit @cid)e oes flcincn
Ni0ohcns enticblih Dcritiinnelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Orr Grancnmur0 in Getrpit.

Gctroit Did, II. 9lugldt.
OuItop GbIoier bciinOct ii6 bier I'M.
ter ocr 2lnflogc in looit, Srou Mar
tGo @oIon erluoroct SIT bnben, ocrcn
0eihe man am lcBtcn Samitog IN
Nontrund 1ornihip in einenl Sc.
biiihc iunb. ST mar mic iid) Der.
nusIteGt elm otter. .ntrner 9cfonnter
ser 6rml uno io, don Dor jp0li
,5obrcn alS iic nod ebiD mar ac.
6robt bobcn, bicicIsc NJ t0OtclL lueiI
itc iDn ni1t Dcra9cD rULtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
&cfanntcr 8aibinatOmcr umgcfOm.

@urlinGton &t. II. 2ul8uit
Eroiciior @iIbcIm @crnborot aus
@&oibin1tpn. 2. g., cin bcfomtCr
450oo1ug lm0 Sdriititcllcr, wlroc
bclItc oo6icr Orrb cinen 3ug Der
,Nutlou0 -@o6n" iibcrfobrcn mo &C.
tG0tct. Gr mar chuo 60 Sabre olt
mo icit piCICn Sobrcn 2cbrcr Der
Nulticbcn Sprohe in ser @oibin9ton.
S1ohihulc. YrofcIior @crnbor0t Der
mciltc bier ais Sonmcrgolt
Scit t5 Subrcn bot Eroiciior
@crnborOt Iic bciBc &obrc95cit nobc
Scr bieiigcn StoOt pcrbroht. Gr mar
t6cilpciic toub, ln0 man pCrrmtbct
oob cr 0cn hcronnohcn0cn 3ug niht
bortc, ais cr uun icinenl 0otcl IN
Guccn Gitn Yort Dem @obnQcleiic
cntlon0 uodl ocr Gto6t gin0. Scinc
2cihc miro pobpiAcinlih 5ur 8ccrOi-
g,ng nod Moibington 9eldidt lucr-
ben. Der &erItnrbenc NOR niht Der.
bcirotbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Icncr i'm gSnlbinntun-I -Iarf.

GontOen u.s. ~. }Iugult. -
1iinBcbn @cb0uoe I'M Noibington'
Norf cincm 2luSilugSortc 5cbn Dicis
ian imBobn0rt5 bon bier, brnnntcn
bcutc 9iodnitto9 nic0cr 0os 6cucr
6roh in Der Slide Scr Enrf-RCItols
ration aus, m0 e3 6icB jucrIt einc
S}0din Dabc 0cn 6Inmncntoo crlits
ten. @lildIider Nciic mar bicie OicI.
oung un6c9riInOct. Gic 9ootc DER
TUlcrDc6r pm Rbitu6clpDin fnmcn
5ll S5iilic uno nod ncbritilnoigcr ?lr'
bcit aGlung cS, Die 1Inmlen inter
Gontrolc 81 Grin9cn Gie 5critortcu
t3c6dll0c marcn ans 9rettern errid).
f. ino Oiertcn 81 ucrihieoencn I'm
tuGoIum9s5mcden. Wor ibdbt oen
@crltit mti $l50,0O0. llngci16r
5000 Dicnihcn bIcltcn 5ur 3eit Elm
Yiclic in ocm 9arf. ollein 9llle cnt.
fonen unperlcbt. Ter Horf lit 81.
Gcntbin 0eS Srn. @m ). 1bomp.
Jon aus 8loucciter eincs beforltcr
Neu- 3cricp'cr GOlitifers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
lrr Slimbrrrnn6 in Ct. gOmis.

&urri@burh Eo. ~. 2htglnt
Gctcftiua ans ct. Sollis, lpclhc
buttc iriib 5u Qunconnon, &o, an
louatcn, io6cn BORT Oo9 ieit mcbrercn
lo8en in 1oit bcfin0lidc Hoor, 10.
mic Die Don ibncn nitgcbrocbtcn 5luci
MinOcr n2lhc man fiir Die aus ct.
&ouis cntiiibrtcn 8eidmiitcr @rocc
ulo (onmoiio &ioiono bicIt, Die
Gcteftipa cntidieOcn, 0oB Die ainocr
Eitbt bic gciudtcn lino, lmO iic tros
ton nit Dem criteu 3u1c bic Giif-
rciie nod St. &ollia un. Die 2lnaa.
ten oe3 pcrboitctcn @oure2 bobcn lih
Gtltdti1t. Ter Wonn lln0 Die lSrnu
iino aus }lltoono go, hltrcbgcbrmmt
ln0 Der @ottc Der 6rolt bciinoct lid)
sur ,}cit uti Dem gGcac nod Qlm.
common. 0r. &ipiono, Der @ntcr Der
Glla ct. 2ollia Aerollbten &inoCr.
fem nit oen Ictcftiua nod Ilmcon-
ncn lm0 mar icbr bctiinnncrt, ais ct
icinc 6oiilum8 81 @alicr 8cworocn
ial.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
gcrmiidtr tclcsrapbiidJr Gcpcid,rn

Sn 9iofcitcr, N..Dy iiclcn Der
# 3o1rc aItc Gctil 1coam lno icin
Aomcruo @ieil Nutfins bei'm epic.
IcE IN Dem @ctreioeipeider pom YeI.
tcn & 50. in einen Observation-Disclosures
rnO mltrbcn inter elmer IN Den 9c.
utilter einitr6nenoen UIoiie @ctreioe
Gcaruben. Seoam eritidte, Nuttin5
tonnte gerettct neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Nirnrr rhrrlrirl[shnber.

SaIt gate Gjtn lltnb, u.
9luIuit. Somua r. @nn Sout
pcn 0iinnriota lit hrte 5un Cber-
Nofc6I3bober ocr ,%rln0 ?Irnp Of
TIC Bcpublic" crmib.t Iuoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-13
Moibingtou unlgetonlmcn,

Sort @illiom. Cut., II. Mug.
- Sic itrifcnocn 0odorbcitcr lcBtcn
lcutc friib bel Scr 2mflmit Don
Strifcbrchcrn cincn blltigcn 9lti-
rltbr in Sccne un0 pcrmnnoctcn mcb-
lcrc Golijiltcn ourA Shijiic. Der
@ol5cidci lit Icbcnagci2brlih Der
mlmoet. Nfli5 lit rcQuirirt porOcn
lno bciiuoct ii1 oui Ocm Mcgc bier
Jcr.
Inn 2 ll6r 9iuhnittog9 bicB co,
orci pOcr pier Strifcr icicn gcto0tet
uorOcn. Gle &pfolpoli5ci pon Sort
@iuiom meigcrt lih, cin5ulhrcitcL
10 longc Die NtilB ni6t bier it, ml
iie 3u lntcrltiiBcn.
(Sp1tcrs - @cgen Ntittog fam c3
5l cinCm Desperation Sample 5luildcn
Der Spe5iolpoli5ci Der GouuOli6cn
Hucifics@obn mo Den StriferlI. Nht
N{Gnncr luurOen peruu0ct ctliMc
gef16rlih, unO cine 3cit lang fIoGen
Die algeln lpie ouf einem Shloht-
iclo. Sic Spc3iolpoii5iitcn bottcn
itb in buS Giicnbnbn-&OItbmla bcgc'
ben mn 5l W}ittog ilI elicn lrno Die
Strifcr ipCrrtcu ibncn ipdtcr 0cll
@cg, ola tie ollf ibrc Soften 3nrilf
fcbren noQtcn. Giler Der GolBiItcn
500 02n Rcuolucr, Die Strifcr tbutcn
Oo9 @lcidc, Der Eoli3iIt iclcrtc, elmer
Der Strircr Itiir5tc nicorr, im0 I'M 9tt
trohlen Damn ip0tcr Shiiiie Don al
len Seitcn bcr. Gic &ermlttoetcn
limo:
&oli3ciicr0cont Gmlor, IAlpcr; =.
N}. Iidinion, Gin 8cridtcrltotter, be
ocnflih; 4}oli5eidbci Noll por Der Gi.
lcnbobn-Yoli5ci, toOtIid; GOnitoblcr
Gorpcntcr &nic 5cridnlcttcrt, clll AT.
ocrcr GonitobIcr; jluci @ricdcn DC
rem ?}unlcn ni6t bcfonnt ltnO; Sad
&ofc, ciu Ntcbgcr.
Gic W}iij lit Jest 5lw Stcllc lmO
feline rpeitcrcn llnrubrn bubcn ib bis
Jest crcignet
MinnipcB Nton, -. Nn8ltlt.
- RcNuldrc Grllppcn iino aus Der
sort Osborne &olcrnc nod Sort
NiQinnl Ont, bcor0crt mor0Cn SIC
oingcn INN 6 llbr bcltc 2Ibcno III cl-
ucr 5t0rfc pon 200 0lonn bort.
tin ob.
1ort@ @illium Gnt, II Mug.
0oa aric99rcft bcrrdt jeBt III
Ncrt @iQiam. Sic Strifcr limo
cimu 1000 Wonn an Der 3obl 9r0B-
t(ntbcil5 Nrietcn. llngnrn un0 Sta
licner, oQcin nur ctmo 300 0erclben
mdrcn al ocnr 2Iuirubr betbclll9t.
Gos 96. Wiilijrc8incnt lit ictt oo.
bier inn Gicnit mo Die rcgllldren
5rltppCu ans Nitnipcg Dcr6cn NOR.
gln iriib crmortct. Cic ltuotllde
EoIijei cr>uicS lid pGbrcno ocr bcu-
tiNcn aropollc ais total nloAtlo9.
Bic @richcn iino lmtcr alien Stri-
fern Die geuolttbGtigltem llno Die
9obn.Gonlpognie erfl6rt lid cnt.
idloiien, oieicIbcn inter fcincn I'm
| itonoen lpieoer 81 beidditi9cn SelltC
| llbcno Oroben oie @richcn, oic @e.
treioc.@lcuotorcn Der Giicnbabn oil.
;it,iin0clt, ino Die willis bcileiB1t
iid arobcr Mohiumfcit. Ter NinDol
| hnt Off Mirthirhnitcn idlirBcn lniiCn
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@uGI .nCuo sGrlurtuneH nGhl ben
iSrhir1a Mrinrta

StOO-@:rtcleD Spriuas uno Suriid.
$5.00-TcCr gnri, SnIlnno unO DiDnu-
tain 9nfc Hnrt nuo 6uriif. SIR
mciicrc Sninrmatluu iucnhc man
iicb AT y q 8. NiucizNurcGuG
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-eltlnuti, Sim, Gap. WlaH, Sca
Scle Gitn uuo SccGr Gitp, I,'S,
uno 6uriid icocu Trcitua u. SAM
Itn3 bis II. S"nfcmbcr. tSiililQ
fiji Die 8hdiu6rl nt5 eiIlI6lieRIib
Gicniina (225)
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strifcr gcbCn bctteln.
GjrOFc Moth inter Den gtnSitGnOigcn
in SdJluCOcn.

Sumner mCbr 0crlclbcu fcbrCn an 0it
}lrbCit 5uriif. - Ecrlicu'9 ncucr
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9Go1tc licbcr icmcn ob8cicBtcn
&otcr ms Grill bc8Icitcn
Shrcdcuat6ot Scr @ottin cinc0
orNcutiuiicbcu @cncroIfoniula. -
GrtrGnft 5mci ibrcr &inOcr i'm
N}CCrr m0 miro MIR nit W(ilbC
pom Srlbitmoro ubgcboItcn. -
N}nurCu mocbcn Ocn Sponicru
cine 6rlcoCnaoIIcrtc.
StodbolnL t2. glugrlt. - Nic
lc mcitcrc Strifcr fcbrtcn bclltc nl
oic 9rbcit 3urid. 0ic 6rnd)tucrlooer
in 0jotbcnburg bobcu oic 9Irbcit luc.
Der utigcnonluCn ltn0 Ole an ibrer
Stcllc ans hCnl 9Iu8Ion0 inportirtcn
StrifcbrCdcr ucrOcn nnd) SullIc 6lt-
riirgcihidt. Non ocu 100000 III
lduc0ilhcn &nOuitricn bclcb0itigtcn
gIrbcitcr (@nnOorbCtcr lm0 Nobnbe.
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intercity line to enter the city over a new
route was referred to the Commissioners
for a report last winter. a public hearing
was given, and the question Of allowing
the cars to run to the center OF the city
was discussed at length. As the best
solution, II was decided that the cars
should run in over the present tracks Of
the Columbia line on III street north
east and Massachusetts and New York
avenues northwest.
An agreement between the two rail-
way companies was entered into. and the
corporation counsel decided at that time
that the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company could operate as Its own
the cars of the Baltimore and Annapolis
line over its tracks to the center of the
city.
AS the cars of the suburban line are
heavier than the city cars. new track
construction was necessary, and the Dis
trict has given a permit for the rebuild
Ing OF the tracks of the line.
In answer to protest filed a month ago
by C. Regan. Acting Secretary w. F.
Meyers expressed the views of the Com
missioners as follows:
I'm response to your protest Of the 10Th
ultimo against the use by the Baltimore,
Washington and Annapolis Railway Com
pany of the tracks on H street northeast,
the Commissioners direct me to inform
you that 1t is deemed entirely proper
that the cars OF that company be per-
mitted to traverse H street from the
Evening star., 1909-08-26
MULLIN AND BENDER.
Two Star Pitchers to Work in To
days Tiger-Athletics Game.

DETROIT, Mich. August a6.-With
both of his star left-hand pitchers beaten
in the present thrilling Detrot-Philadel-
phia series Manager Connie Mack of the
Athletics placed his hopes of winning the
third game of the series this afternoon on
Chief Bender and his good right arm.
Left-hand twirling having proved ineffec-
tual to stop the hitting of the Detroit
men. Manager Mack has determined to
let them face his strongest right-hander
Manager Jennings early announced that
he would depend upon George Mullin
this afternoon to keep his team at the
head in the pennant race.
The grueling games of Tuesday and
Wednesday, which successfully tied the
two clubs and then gave the lead to De-
troit, have keyed both teams to the high
est pitch Victory for Philadelphia this
afternoon meant that they would again
be tied for first place, while for Detroit
it meant a reasonably secure hold upon
the coveted position for at least few
days.
Base ball enthusiasm in Detroit is at a
high pitch and before noon all of the
reserved seats at Bennett Park were sold
People began drifting out toward the
park soon after noon to get desira BILE
seats in the unreserved portion.
a few dark clouds in the sky and pre-
dict!ons that showers are possible made
the fans" anxious.
Evening star., 1909-08-26

ALWAYS had been and still was a repub.
lican. and not to disturb the harmony OF
the convention asked leave TO withdraw
his list of delegates.
Applause followed the announcement,
and upon motion OF Capt. Hill the tenn
porary organization was made permanent
and the committee on credentials dls-
charged AS this meant the acceptance
Of the roll call, as prepared by the chair
man the motion was adopted.
The committee on resolutions then re-
tired and within half an hour returned
and reported through Chairman Goids-
borough the platform adopted by unani-
nous vote.
Nominations for controller We're next
called for and ex-senator McCullough
placed in nomination Mr.. Frank r. VIII
iiams OF Cecil county, in a neat speecn,
in which he referred to the candidate
as a hard fighter. but fair hghter, VINO
would battle in the interest or the peo-
pie, speaking from every platform In the
state Mr. Williams. he said. was al
ways ready to contend for good govern
nent and had achieved a notable reputa-
ton in Cecil county.
Amid much applause Mr. Williams was
unanimously nominated. and then escort
ed to the stage. He spoke very briefly.
At the conclusion of his address the
usual motion was adopted authorizing the
state central committee to fill any Va
cancy and rendering the thanks of the
convention to its officers. and adjourn
ment followed.