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The Washington times., 1909-05-10
NEW OCEAN LINER
GETS TO NEW YORK
North German Lloyd Steamship
Berlin Will Enter the Medi-
terranean Service.

NEW YORK. May 10.-New York to-
day welcomed the arrival Of the new
North German Lloyd liner Berlin, on
her maiden voyage, from Bremen,
Southampton and Cherbourg.
The Berlin was built for the Nedi-
terranean service and has accommoda-
tions for 304 first cabin. 211 second cab
in, and 2252 steerage passengers with
crew of 402 Her gross tonnage is IT,
324; net registered tonnage 1888 and
her length is 612 feet, with a seventy
foot beam, and speed of seventeen
knots.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
Thomas w. Smith.

After hearing the Presidents speech,
I am convinced that he is satisfied with
the progress of affairs that has been
made under Lhe commits sion plan OF gov
ernment. lie takes the strict consti-
tutional view with respect to the polit-
ical status Of the District of Columbia,
and / don't II nix he viii be in favor in
any event of amending the constitution
IN order 10 be able TO change that status.
I am sorry the President did not out
line his views more clearly with respect
TO a change in the form OF government
Of the District But / am sure every
person who heard him was convinced OF
his great sincerity 10 pursue -he course
which will result in the great est benefit
TO the District and that he desires the
coo 9eration Of All he citizens of the
District
I sympathize with the address Of JUS
tice Stafford 1t was a strong speech
and found many supporters. The Presi-
dents speech, however, met with equal
favor, and assured the objects of the
continued on Sixth Page.)
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
MORSE MUST STAY
IN JAIL A WEEK
Unlimited Bond Has Been
Offered by His Many
Friends.

NEW YORK, May 1o.-Charles W.
Morse must remain in the city prison
at least another week
His friends many Of whom are still
loyal. and all Of whom are powers in
the world OF finance, were prepared to
OFFER an unlimited bond % the Federal
circuit court of appeals today when
argument was TO have been made on
the proposition to fix a final date for
argument on his appeal from the judg-
ment Of conviction. but the court post
poned sitting until May H.
Morse's attorney had a petition ready
TO present to the court. with many
signatures, asking for the former ice
kings release. All Of the signers
agreed to be responsible for 5000 each.
without indemnity, as a surety that he
would not leave the jurisdiction of the
court.
Mrs. Morse, the devoted wife OF the
hnancier. per sonally secured the sigma
lures to the petition to the court, and
Attorney Martin ]. Littleton is conf
dent that It will be granted
How Petition Read.
I've. the undersigned, believing in the
innocence Of Charles w. Morse OF any
intent to defraud the Bank Of North
America or 20 deceive the Government
officials, are willing 10 become re-
sponsible upon his bail bond for the
sum of 5000 each without indemnity.
We do this because we do not believe
taat he will leave the jurisdiction of the
court, and that when his case is finally
heard and understood. he will be ac-
quilted"
Among the signers are Wagner Van
Norden Oakleigh Thorne. president OF
the Trust Company Of America; Frank
"a Munsey, Il r. Morse. president of
the Commercial Trust Company; Harvey
Z. Fisk, Henry +. Shoemaker, former
Judge Augustus Van WyCk, John d.
Crimmins. +. G. Potter, w. II. Cheese
brough. II. 5. Kearney, Samuel Adams,
James McCui cheon, E. r. Chapman,
president of the Hudson Trust Com
pany; Harry s. Black, president OF the
United States Realty and Improvement
Compang; Geurge Crawford, James Tas-
colt, Seth NJ Milliken, w. O. Allison,
president of the Consolidated National
Bank; Charles II. De Witt, Alfred J.
Cammeyer, William Bradley. James
Bradley. James A. Lynch. Joseph D.
Carroll, Henry steers and Frederick
Wagner
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
POWELL NOMINATED
TO ALASKAN PLACE
Selected for Place as United States
Marshal in Second
Division.

The President today nominated Thom-
as Cader Powell, to be United States
marshal for the district OF Alaska, dl-
vision, No. 3
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
Atlantic City Special.

Through train of buffet parlor cars
and coaches via Pennsylvania Railroads
Delaware River Bridge Route. Leaves
Washington I:O5 p. m. weekdays-Adyt.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
TEMPERATURE.
SUN TABLE.


Today-High tide. 1870 a. m. Low
TIDE, BIB a m. and 6.20 p. m.
Tomorrow-High tic. 1907 p. m. and
12.23 y. m. Low tide, S:l3 a. m. and 7:lS
p m.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
Man Must Sperd Life in
Solitary Confinement
in Prison.
WOMAN is GIVEN
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Sheriff Finds Razor in Necktie
and Evidences of Morphine
Poisoning.

MERCER, Pa, May 10.-The heaviest
penalties that the law allows were
given James II. Boyle and his wife,
Helen, this morning for stealing Billy
Whitla.
Boyle was sentenced to prison for
life for the kidnapping charge.
Mrs. Boyle was sentenced TO twenty
FIVE years Imprisonment for aiding and
abetting the kidnapping.
Although the woman is destitute
Judge Williams showed his desire to
rebuke the crime TO the full extent Of
the law by imposing upon her the fine
of $500 and the costs of the prosecu-
ton. which are allowed under the
statute.
Long before the time set for the OPEN
Ing of court this morning, the court
room was filed Boyle entered the
court room az 9:5S in the custody Of
Sheriff Chess. and took his place at the
table OF his counsel. The man was cool
and collected. Mrs. Boyle was brought
to the court house with her husband,
and entered the court room a few
minutes later.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

Pennsylvania Limited To Chicago, No
Extra Fare. Leaves Union Station,
Washington, Pennsylvania Railroad,
1:55 a. m. Through sleeping car. Chi
cago Limited with through sleeping car
leaves at 5:45 p. m. No extra fare.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
WEATHER REPORT.

Since Saturday a disturbance has ad-
vauced from Kansas 10 the upper ohio
valley and lower Lake region. ATTENDED,
in areas By thunderstOrms heavy raj IS
cfded fall in temperature that has car
ried the frost line 20 northwestern Ar
kansas.
the eastern disturbance will advance
over the Atlantic coast line, attended
by showers and wind squalls, and Ioi-
lowed by a marked fall In temperature.
Light frost is likely TO occur tonight
in the east Gulf and middle and sou'h
Atlantic States, and the upper ONO
valley
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
Boyle Faces Judge.

James H Boyle was directed to stand
q for sentence for the kidnapping Of
Willie Whitla, whan former Judge 5.
H. Miller made a plea for leniency for
the prisoner, basins his argument on
the grounds that Boyle had in no man
ned illtreated or threatened the boy,
but, upon the other hand, the testimony
of Willie Whitla and his letters to his
parents indicated that he Rad been
treated kindly by both Bye and his
wife.
In asking clemency for Mrs. Boyle
Judge Miller compared her position SIS
one convicted OF murder in the second
degree, and claimed that the case he'd
no element which would put it in the
same class as murder In the second de-
gree, the maximum sentence for which
is twenty years Judge Miller said that
he had been approached and told thar
ne should not have defended the Boyles.
he said he hoped that his tongue might
Continued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
Faith In Banks.

That the faith OF these m en in the
convicted banker is far deeper than
can he gauged from the mere signing
of the petition is made clear by the
offers that have been made by them
to Mrs. Morse the loyal wife OF the
fContinuea on Second pao,,N
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Showers, followed by fair tonight;
much cooler tonighC. Tuesday fair;
winds shifting TO brisk northwesterly.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
Facts Are Cited.

The facts reeited demonstrate the viii
nngness Of the representatives OF the
people in the house OF delegates TO
subvert the government in order TO Sc
cure the passage OF certain legislation
The question whether the proposed
legislation should be enacted into
law was left by the fundamental
act TO the joint action OF the
executive council and the house OF
delegates at the legislative assembly
The house OF delegates proposes itself
TO secure this legislation without re-
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

Continued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

CONTINUED on Sixth Page }
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
Qatntnatn

- SIN adn3eH n0rolihen uuo mitt
sren 1heile 0ss States herriat,
pihreno osr Donutrstass9iaH D. %.
Elm e%mpfiuoliasr 5rpt. Der sroBsu
5haoen anritiete.
Die Grant 9uuuip State
8aHl@ in lplano 1T osrsradt uno
duf @tiebl oes 5taatsauoitors Sc
ihloHsn loorcsn.
81 Shgunsn fno 81 GoGns
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tsuoeut osr 5iFtntIidsn ShaIen in
EvdRtfort.
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Sbrarufs fvuras su Nna5e RI
msns Gairttr Naf in Die Eaue Dtrs
piss!t uue 5000 fuB in bic 9uii bin
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
MtdIfpnil.

Giu i6arier 6rof bat In Der
1'lttpot Ndht D.. W. an uielen or
ten in oIeiem Staatt ayoben 5baoen
ptruriaht. Aneu in oen 6oAniies
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mon ZEN Shaotn aaf uber 500. 600.
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net uiisge IN an manasu Crteu fetal
peslortn.
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Et.sg auiFtaas Graagfs.
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ea. lgiga1 earh ttm 7siaer
sfara tferiiatr III
araua
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En- sul ga.,sna.
san e. Grerveso astr SEN
1g 9riae RES #i,nef
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Na 6ssira Stsa
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12

I65 Sabre ate 8nbnbsoisnFsts 5reo
u yiiasr bon eintm 3ase ~stir0ffer
uHo %gst0otet.
8eim @rabtu zines 8runnens
puroe 81 Gfben cine 5 sFuB bid.
4obisnaoer snfosft.
Durh bas gerfs6sn zines qoco.
mottofii1rsrs Tano gu @lenDoOb
Set. cine g~abneoaiFon itatt, bel oer
penn Gnomig nno R. z. 3bomplon
get0otei nurben.
5n RemfeH branntsn Sas
Da9nsrs5ou giosut5um Better sc
neHts, uno oas a~ngren3snoe geThdFt
oon y. auB Nicer. S9aoen iibsr
$4,000.
aaIsno sor eifsrTihiiasr
8uth, iuaI 5rau Nrel 9asmuHen. oui
be sr I'D 6OnHuns ssmabt Datts. Fd
pieoer nit ibrem Dattsn ousgeT06nt
bate, tam 4H6r. M1aoIsH BON Dora
nah eouHcfIgluffg, ft5berie
be 6rnu auf idob Oreimal auf lie.
0leielbs to6tIih bsrIsBeno. uH0 t00iete
oaHn iin ielbn.
Die Iort6peItern : Gifenbahn
ipiu, Dte Derlduiet, ibre neue Balm
ltrsds 5miIaeH 6anoroeu uno
Mt srrtll 0urh Den neTtIi6en S6eil
0on BlDmDatb gountD bouen
uno 10 einen birectsu Weg iiber sc
VI ars nan Siour 9Th srIans
rer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
. Die melt. bfefottbrs ~

VIE Welt, DIE Q tnr duf
QoReH nes -Mi.itarismus- susunfen
oes a5gsHidsT 6auptmanHs ouf
S6uhtrs RappSn lo5is, Tam itst
umselsbrt uaF achsn ees Sdufsss
laden. snmai e ft IN Isiitr lpdt.z
TIT gnipidluH1 bod rttt rtsa srs
irsnlit gestigi bat. 9eT Milit1ris.
mus bat M rspaHhirl. us ndm!i5
htsfsr Sost nsr -5aupimann pcn
35esuid- I'll isiuem aufsnt5alt in
Ct. 9polo Fn rem faursnben gubIis
iuu ssisis. srsslt Il Bcu sisrm col.
nattH. Der Fd uf<r Die Isinsrs,it o<r
Uniform onesibous S1mah NOD a.
bont. oiitnili1 siae i6anenss Shrs
fnss. Der Alisniltsr foo en- Ser.
eeani ssrsisn isiH.
EGuusfus beifss tins ,lsffri-
i5e Stru5tzb1tn. Seren ssal;5,
Observation-Disclosures $176 k.rs.
ssn.
Zen Ben 5rausa in al.tr ssn
g SehgsH n GHsIaas Eif5s stat 49,
nssa en- RsstA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12

NENt~ AkNAhtaAn ~
~ftaansiea abiolut nidt in Der Gage iei,
Die in isner Scala angefIbrien Sohn=
idss su bs5a6sn. Dorauf Die Inter
bdnolnngsn JAP abgsbrohsH paroeH.
Die Qngsislten ~Derldnasn nun elH
Shieosgerift. abr uuter DIR Ss0lHz
guna, 0oB oigies bic e0bne duf tsinsR
5aa 9sra6isst; isrnsr poasn ie nur
einen Contract auf Gin Sabr abi6liss
zen, Ddbreno bic OsieaihaIt Elm duf
etDd 4 Sabre gsltsn0es Abtommen
forOert. Welde aoiuHg bic 5rage
finoen miro, bleibt ab3uiDdrten-
Der Streit in Der 9augsperti4aft
3Diiden Der Nm. 6soeratioH Of Gaz
Dor" uno .5tinub" Maooen Dro9i iIA
5u sinem aagemeiusH Sirsit 3u entz
uideln, wenn bic Gontrastoren uno bic
DTS Giepaior 50. fh Mot Oerpflihz
len, bic f%reiien5su @leoatormaidini=
ten nisoer ou5uitelieu uno 0ie geute
gu entlaTeu, he biz SteleH Der Streis
tgr singenon an baden. - JH Soutb
@bicago ty Aai 8raHoitiitsr ibr I'm
neisn. 81 6rdhen in etHsr 0aht 4
JsUer aus. Durd pelhe Elm Sddoen
Dor etfua $4,000 perurioft muroe.-
als eriis oer pom Staatsanpali NDs
man sinsslsiieisn orobsr guoslanlldz
gen. 1T am 9iHsiag Der 5aa oes Boii=
seiinipect0rs Son. Wtgann in Der
banoluHgeu genommen poroen. Der
bedul0igt lit ShDeigessloer BON osn
6dltern perrufsnsr 6duisrn er9alten
gu BADEN.
4usoem 6toote.- 4ls Re-
iultat elmer i'm Auftrage bss ariesss
departments ~gefa6rten llHteriu6ung
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laqrss epibemie fat Gapt. Silsr pom
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an oer 3ranieit onrnieoerliegen. so
mettsre lid aui oem Ne9e Der Belle
run9 bsiinoen uno bic alsi6e Au3abl
ipirO pegen 8ranibsiisptr0ddts I'M
Jainois 6oipiial 81 qeoria untsr BE
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unsntbedi bsitou0eu. un0 3par niht
nur gu gsoria. iouoern in gang Silt
nois uno alien maisbausnon Staaien
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mad mIr0 Der @~sueralarIt Der Qrmes
8crtebruugeH fir cine 6%oytleBung Der
unieriuhungen ~ireifen. Durh beren
2eiuliate nan bic ardulbsit am pei
umiidBreiien %perbinpsrn 81 Tom
men bofii.
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galon nuroe osr 9uftidifier Banter
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ihduermtnse i'm Glrctric BART at g b.
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in SlttopoIis, NIT bel
len transport mad sinem nsuen globs
lie beihoftigt pdren. muroeu 6erris
9atOrigs uno ROB. Sobnion sermalmi
InS Shel6p Gsnnstt ihptr psrlebt.
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por 3esen 5eiutt baiisn. ais
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ben Eoo, lire syeiie Mutter nnrSt
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rsr stanS Nsr Winter.

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man ilb saait wtgasi. um ne @s
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ltifn ~ piFs iui ptgiauai swan
MaH ity,tti au T. Qug Fahress 4
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g%ntunntrdIr
and1rtd1tru.
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tat7 e'ssn ceGttts.sa Sira.
zen sauais ana ,er cana.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
7MtasneTota.

3n Woorebeao puroe Or.
59roHo g. @gge, elmer Der anoelebenz
iien 4er5te Der GeseH0, ais er auE
leiHsm 6abrrab pon sinem arantsns
heiahe beimtebrte, nit sinsm Ihperen
anuppels meuhling5 eri6ldgen. linz
ter geroadt BET 3bat pur0e Der 3ims
msrmdnH 5rant ast6maH BON Sarge,
u. ., perbafiet.
Die s6irH State gant" su
) orbome mur6e oon Ginbrshern
bsiadt, Die bic Spinoe Iprsngten nno
nit elmer 8euie Ron stiDd $1,000 in
8darggD entfamen.
9eim SpieleH nit einsm ,unQes
laosHen~ 0ensbr muroe su 8aglep
Der 8iabrige @aing @ulbrdnion BON
leinsr IA Sabre altsu Sdpeitsr, bic
i'm S6er3~ auf i1n 3ielte, erIuoi=
len.
,3u SlespD Gpe mur6e Geo.
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uuo friibsrer Staatsienator. BON eli
rem geDiHen 5Obn 6a9nsr i'm Strife
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osrbaftet. entleibte iih aber in isiner
@sidnaniB3elle 81 Qg0 Him.
3u B a itoB ii6 Der 10 Sabre
alte artb. 9ia aus unporf6tieteit
auf Der enteniago uno Itarb an @srs
blutung.
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electrittr 6ari 3. RdeB To-
fori gei0otei. ineem er Gel Der arbeii
nit sinsm elseirii4eu 9eitungsorabt
in gsribruns fam.
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un-pnkntn

Sum Gooe bsrurt6eili mur0e al
Aberdeen Der 6ormlnedt Gmil
9ictor. Der Der @rmoroung BON Z. B.
@briitit. osiisn Satin un0 Sohter.
lcpie hes 0neAtes Wi2. Romannc
ltuloIg beiun6eu pproen mar. Die
Nloroe ipur0eu be6uIs Rau6es pcribt.
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9uro uon Gbas. Raofor0 erfhoheu,
dig er oisien uno oeIen gruoer mad,
inem Strgits p~srpguaeIte.
aui Der eltsrliden I0rm 81
1ripp lpuroe Die 11iabrige To6tsr
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8raoer Suiduia evlhoNen.
5horDiae 9atssHbdle. 40 Sabre
all uuo un~srheiratbet. pur0e na6e
6olman pom 8Iib srialagtH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-12
nrn-pnhof

5n 3ugfbn ipuroe bic 85idbs
rl8e selma 8ransen, melhe bsI6uts
oigt 1T, oas 8 0onate ate 9ino4larn
0lons ermoroet 81 baden. Dem 9ir
i'rictsgeridt iibtripieien. pet. 5rans
sen. Elm 9rucsr Der N6rosrin. 1T Der
9sibilfe anqetlasi.
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pug. Sim 81 REM Salem fiel in
cine N3aNerldde nm eritidie.
Der Del 8ttliston auIdIioe
earI Dahl beaiHe SelbfmorD ourA
Grihitbsn.
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hstgtas ootf Eaiifrbullt. ctilsl NAB
WassuaarieF. hne suinlu MID Az babsu
81 e ect1a. 96 ARaisn &N., aseg AL
~ SIR. eeCriiI6 II Str. Nlgpaafst.
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sHidas at2ss 6.a ben Aupsuiraaict pty,
ee7 HaA eiipiaHa sen $i.25. tar zoe
Ntafte nce egpgts auf 9oi,tu ess We
itaeta scr aihi Gel. Waia S96.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-16
SUPERINTENDENT
TO BUY THE BOOZE
State Board of Public Affairs Not
Vested With Purchasing Power
For Dspensary Supplies.

Although admitting that it is
close question, Assistant Attorney
General Spillman held today in reply
to an inquiry from State Agency SUI
perintendent S. w. Stone that the
state board of public affairs is not
vested with the authority to purchase
the whiskey, alcohol and beer used by
the state in supplying druggists and
local agencies.
The opinion states that in as much
as the state board OF public affairs is re
quired to purchase all supplies for the
use of the state, and a broad meaning
to the words "use" and support" Of
the state institutions to leave the
beaten path and say that alcohol Is
an article for the use Of the state or
required for the support of its institu-
tions.
The opinion states that in as much
as the legislature made it the duty OF
the agency superintendent to pur-
chase intoxicating liquors for the state
agency and placed severe penalties for
failure to perform his duty this power
could scarcely be taken away from
him except by direct repeal of the
law.