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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
HARTMAN TO KEEP At WORK
DENIES REPORT THAT HE Is TO
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS.
Says he Could Not Quit Now Even
if He Wanted to
Do So.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 1s-Ed-
ward H. Hartman WAS quoted today as
saying that he was going to retire from
all business by order of physicians He
later gave specific denial TO the report,
declaring that lie IS not i'll and is not con-
sidering the possibility of quitting
L could not quit if [ wanted to-" he
said There is far too much work to be
done for me to think of resigning. ! am
particularly interested in The great Mexi-
can railway system we are building. Then
there are matters in the east In which /
have recently become interested and
which demand that keep on working.
am no; sick--only tired. And / am feel
ing much better now than when l left
New York that | shall be able to continue
in the harness for some years TO come
THE time has come for me to retire.
Mr.. Hartman was quoted as saying i'm
the first interview. and turn the affairs
of transportation over 10 others. MY
physicians tell me that my condition is
such that rest from active duties Is i'm
perative. and | mean to comply with their
advice"
Mr.. Hartman expects to remain in Cali
fornia for perhaps TWO weeks. after which
he will return east 10y way of San Fran
cisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
MEANING OF POETRY.
DR.. Griggs Delivers Another Lecture
Of His Course

In his lecture on 1.-The Meaning and
Function Of Poetry" at ALI Souls Church
last evening. DR.. Edward Howard Griggs
declared poetry to be the highest and
most characteristic achievement of litera-
ture, a fine art whose function is most
difhcult to define because Of its bewilder-
ing wealth OF material. Yet In its rela-
ton to the spirit he explained, 1t can
interpret the life of man more largely
than any other fine art. All the arts. the
lecturer argued. are needed to interpret
the spirit of man, and the value of art
lies in it's power to turn one from it's
symbols to what they symbolic. from the
ideal to the real
After the lecture several questions were
asked by persons in the audience touching
the topic Of the evening. and were answer
ed by DR.. GrigSs.
The next and last lecture of the course,
which is for the benefit of the Washing
ton Fairgrounds Association. will be de-
livered at All Souls Church the evening
Of March ~. on Beauty and the Culture
of the Spirit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
WILLIAM 8. MARKS DEAD.
Veteran Of Civil War Passes Away
Interment in Arlington.

William Seward Marks. for many years
a clerk in the pension ONCE. died this
morning at his residence, Is Grant place.
Mr. Marks was a native OF Pittsburg. but
had resided In Washington for the past
twcnty-eight years. He was a grandson
of Walter Forward. Secretary of the
Treasury in the Harrison-Tyler admin
istration. and nephew Of Jere Black Of
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Marks was a civil
war veteran. having served with the Sd
Pennsylvania Regiment-the Eegley Zou-
aves-and was a members Of Lincoln
Post, G. A. r., and the knights of Honor
Funeral services will be held at Is Grant
place Saturday at l o'clock pm, Rev. DR..
Mcleod of the First Presby terrain Church
officiating. Interment will be in .Arling-
ton under Grand Army auspices.
Mr. Marks wife. Mrs. Clarinda NJ.
Marks, and one son and two daughters,
Alfred T. Marks Of this city and Mrs. F.
NJ Gresham OF Atlanta and Mrs. f.. s.
Godfrey of Pittsburg. survive him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

cepted an invitation to be present In this
city. April 30 next, to witness the dedi-
cation of the George Washington Park.
Secretary Wedderburn today received a
notice of his acceptance. The Glass Blow
ers' Association of this city has appoint
ed the following committee to cooperate
with the homecoming week committee:
Henry Schnell. chairman: Thomas Lar
kin, Norman Penn, Daniel F. Harkins, T.
Warren.
The Washington conference of the A. NJ.
E. Church will convene at Roberts Chapel.
colored, beginning March - and con-
Guiding March - The conference will
be presided over by Bishop Berry. One
hundred and fifty delegates will be in at
tendance. Appointments will be made at
this conference.
Announcement Is made of the marriage
Of Miss Mary Virginia Davis, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs: George Davis, and John T.
Reeves Of Allendale, S. c., which oc-
CURED Monday last at the parsonage Of
ST. Mary's Catholic Church, Rev. Cutler
officiating
Lenten Services.
The Lenten services at Christ P. T..
Church last night were conducted by
Rev. William A. Barr. rector of St.
Pauls Church. Lynchburg. At st.
Paurs F. f. Church the services were
conducted by Rev. Paca Kennedy of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary.
At a meeting of the board of police
commissioners held last night Chief
Goods submitted his regular report.
which was read and accepted. The
other business disposed of was Of a
routine nature.
The Junior Daughters, United Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy. will hold a
business meeting at 3 o'clock this aft
ernoon in Lee Camp Hall.
The. funeral of Mrs. Mary Belts, who
died in Washington. took place this
afternoon from the Woodlawn Chapel.
Fairfax county. The interment was
made in the cemetery at that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
HAPPENINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES ARE
ALREADY HUSTLING.
st. Patrick's Day observances
Washington A. M. e. Confer
ence to Meet March "a.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. March Is, 1909.
Interest in the coming legislative fight
continues to increase, although the pri-
mary for that purpose will not be held
for several months to come. The three
avowed candidates for the Office are do
ing a considerable canvassng, and 1t Is
predicted that long before the date set
for the primary the candidates will have
the situation pretty clearly outlined So
far the candidates who have announced
themselves as aspirants for the office In
clude Robinson Moncure, J. Fred Bir-
rell and r. w. Arnold. Each Of the
candidates is well known and has his
supporters. 1t is, therefore. predicted that
the fight will prove most interesting
one
Several members of the local division
of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians last
night made informal talks at the st. Pat
rick's smoker held at St. Mary's Hall. A
large number of members of the order
were present
An interesting musical and literary pro-
gram was given at the Emerald tea held
at Lee Camp Hall last night under the
auspices of the 18th Virginia Regiment
Chapter. United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy The participants included Mrs.
William Woolls. Sherman Fowler. George
f. pickett. Misses Rotchford. Register.
Barnett and Domaine. and Messrs. Fow-
Ter, Slaymaker Birrell, Ogden. Weste-
laken and Dinwidde and Master Bar
nett
To Attend Park Celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
OBSERVED ST. PATR1cK's DAY.
Entertainment for Benefit Of Union
Tent, J. I. o. r.

A musical and literary entertainment in
honor Of ST Patrick and for the benefit
Of Union Tent, No 9i6. Junior Independ-
ent Order of Rachabites. was given at
Jonadab Hall, 623 Louisiana avenue, last
evening
1t was a thoroughly green evening.
and every son of Erin was made to feel
at home. There were four sections of
green sod placed on the platform, each
bearing a placard naming one of the
provinces Of Ireland. The program consist
ed Of addresses telling of the patron
saint who he was and what he did, reci
tations Of Irish folk lore and humor. and
songs and instrumental selections familiar
to the Irishman's ear.
Addresses were made by Matthew +.
O'Brien and William s. Downey. w. Q.
Chase. accompanied by Miss NJ. Callan,
PLAYED a violin SOLO pats Letter" was
the title of a recitation by James Nc
DougalI Other numbers included: Solo,
Miss Catherine Caffery: song and dance.
Miss Leona Callan; song. Baby Parker;
sketch, w S. Burke and John Sniegoski,
and piano solo. Miss NJ. Callan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
F r. 6 6
p D [ 6
G D e 6
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits of
Pyramid Pile Cure.

WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR OTHERS 1T CAN
DO FOR YOU.
We have testimonials by the hundreds showing
all stages kinds and degrees Of piles which have
been cured hy Pyramid Pile Cure.
IL YOU could read these unsolicited letters you
would doubt 20 to the nearest drug store and
buy a box Of Pyramid Pile Cure at once. price
fifty cents.
We do not ask you to do this. Send US your
name and address ind we will send you 4 trial
package nv mail free
We know what the trial package will do. In
many cases IL has cured piles without further
treatment. II 1t proves its value to you order
more from your druggist, At SOC . box. This is
fairs II not: Simply Oil out free coupon be-
low and mail today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
PREPARE UNUSUAL TRIBUTE.
Members Of Congress Asks Retention
of Vespasian Warner.

Col. Vespas!an Warner. commissioner
of pensions. is the recipient OF. an unusual
tribute. A petition is to be presented to
President Taft. asking the retention of
Col. Warner, which is signed by nearly
every member of Congress, regardless Of
political affiliatioI 1t originated In the
New York delegation, although Col. War
ner is a legal resident of and was ap-
pointed from the state of Illinois. The
petition is the voluntary action Of its
signers.
1t Is declared that Col. Warner. in the
administration of the affairs of an office
exceedingly difficult TO fill and which has
perplexed and at times proved onerous
and thankless to many an able commits
sioner Of pensions, has acquitted HIM
self as TO earn commentator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18
Her Qualifications.

From the Cleveland Leader.
That pretty girl wants place in the
office. Can't we give her jobo''
What can she do?'
We'll. she earned a prize in botany. and
she can make fine welsh rabbit and bat
tenberg lace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

An American company is successfully
operating a mica mine near Kodrama.
India, on the East India railway. about
200 miles from Calcutta.
ST. Lawrence river shipping returns for
July last show an increase of ~ per cent
in the receipts Of wheat for export use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

The death sentence is never carried out
in Greece until an interval of two years
has expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

To Attend Park Celebration.
Lieut.. Gov J. Taylor Ellyson has ac-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
GicbmGrffc.

Gbtcuao, 3. Scbruar. -- Hlno'
pieb: 3ufubr ca. 26,00. Martt Toe
bis Zoe. nicbrigcr; Ercile uoriirtell
;piihcu 800 nnb S.25.
Sdrweiue~- 3uiubr ca. 64,0O,
Marft 25c. niebri9er; Ereiic nariir'
tcn 5ypiid)cu 500 unb 6.i5.
SdJaic 3uiubr ca. $4,000,
Dart Toe. bis 25c. nieorigcr; Erciie
poriirtcn 5uiiden 4.25 mo 7.65.
FittSburg, ga, 5. 6ebruar.-
Gic 3uiubr pon &inopieb III bell
Union Stod CARDS mar leidlt Mortt
ltctig; Trciie pnriirtcn 5lpiid)cu $40
mo G.65.
Shuie - 3uiubr gut, DART tie
tia; Freiic pariirten sudden 200
mo 900.
SAlpeinc - 3uiubr gut. Warft
nieoriger; Greiie pariirten 5miifen
$50 mo G.S5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
(SortfebuHa foIsi.)
Sul lire Stieftudltcr criuiirgt babcn

0cpilS safe. q. e., 3. 6ebr.
Ter Fro5eb 9egen 6ran Marp
@ri8bt, mc,dyc angeflast lit. lire
Stieftod)ter Sellob Cor i'm Iesteu
CONNER aui elmer ,Snrm nabe Ser
rid, Ne, ermiir9t 81 bobelt, lit bier
I'M 8angc. Im Gage, ebe man ibrc
Seid)e fanb, bate lid, @eillab nil
etlld,en 9etmmten nnd) gomorc DC.
gcben mo febrte crit nm 4 llbr DIOR.
gems 5nrilf. NlS lie nm 6 ilhr bon
6rou @ri8bt 5llr Irbcit gelDcdt muir
&c, fiinoi9tc iic Den gntid)luB an, oui
nno baron ill loufeu. PIN Nuhmit-
tag nlroe lie ais 2eid)e in ibrenl
3ilnmer ge%funoen. Iie 8crtbeioi=
gpnq ltilbt it'd oi.f ole 3Dcorie, ooI3
oos yi1od)en cinem Ner3leioen erlog.
Iie Staatsonmultidoit wcnoet 0ogc.
gen elll, oab 9ellab's Seben pcriiderl
NOR, uulo DAP tie Die Grjtlid)c %llnter.
illd)nng, luel6e sum- Grlansen elmer
Folice notbig iii. nid)t bobe bcitebell
tonrler, lpcnn tie nit ciuem SerSlci,
een behoftct gcmeien ipGre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Critics &neilcl.C nartctt-Gonscrt.

Gas brittle gon3ert oes aneiiel.
0!uartetts finoet moracr, Jreitag, IN
Der Gon5ertbaqe oes nEeaboop.s n.
itituts" itott. Sn pietGtpoller Grin.
liernng All bas Serannohen oes 100.
8e~bnrtsta9es Menoelsiobn's baben
Die Gon5ert9eber Die G%an;onctta aus
Dem Streibqlinrtett in gs oes be-
rilbmten Gomponilten ouf Dos Bro.
gromm 9eiest. Saiielbe uniost
auberoem nod ein Streidal,artett
bon Mo5art in 8.Iur II. Gin Yiono-
Suintett in 5>Moa BON 9rabms. oSn
Der Ii,sfiibrung oes Iesten @erfes
pereinigt iid) !Sr. Sarolo &onboIph,
Der Gireftor bes yTeabobp.Sniti.
tuts," NIT ben eaitirenoen aiinitleru.
IS oiirite feinem 3ipeifel untcrlie.
gen, oa6 audi bel bieiem auitreten
Die aneiielinner bon elmer anoGd,ti.
gen @emeinoe tpabrer aunitireunoe
begriiBt rperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04

ging Der Ginbrud poriiber, ais lie oas
2anb betrnten.
Man perpeilte in Earis unb eenob
III pollen 9ii9en. SnbeB aing audi
bier Miiter Silb 3unpci!cn Iciuc cigc-
men @ege, bic or nit Tiidiid)tan ge-
ihGftliher Natur motipirte. Iie iul-
&c Srau atbnletc cine Suit, mclhc ibr
mlenolid ipmputbiin mor. Wun rib
iid anblid los, Inn Die Sdpci5 allf-
5uluhen Damn lollte Stnliau ul bic
Hetbe fommcn.
Sn @eni erhielt Miitcr Jiib plot.
lid Gepeihen, Die i'm iebr 3t beln-
rubigau id)icnen. Gin paGr Gage
mprbe alti bcnt 9robtncge hin. mo
bercorreiponoirt. @ines MorgenS ct.
flGrte Ser aalihcrr ieillcr 0nttin NIT
einenl ebenio bctrilbtcu mie cntid,loi=
ienen @eiiht. cr niiiic Iciocr ol,f bie
@citcrreiie ucr5idJtcn unb bainlfcGren,
eS itilnoe 5u picl aui bem Spicl. mo
MIR ieiue @egcmuart fGnnc hortc
Shldoe obWcnocn. Miitrcb Siib
lpuBtc rid)t rcdt, oh lie lid) blob cnts
%riiitcn, ober SppoIitiou MADDEN iont..
so reiie id, allein", Iagtc lie cnolidy
fiibl. Nher lie bciann ii4 aud, io'
tort.
oNSSd) marbe Iih 5uriifbegIeiten, 10.
bolo III mir ole Notbiucnbi1fcit Cit,
lelld)tenb mndlit, lpclhcGid) Sllr Slid
tcbr 5ruin9t."
Gr iibcrlegtc.
sd rattle Cir, Sbeurc. miide cid
itidt III MGnncriahell. iii bait tel,
ncn @rirno 5u bc;meiielm bob ih piel
licber nit Cir naf Stali,n ginge, ol2
ooB id) umtebre."
sd ltebe &larbcit. Cine @cfohr.
palfe Cir orobt. 5. DIT audi mir. mo
! 10 meni9 ih Sllit babc. mid, mlbcrll-
fen IN Gcinc aelhaitlidc ShGtigfeit
5t milt)cn, 10 aCulB babe id) bne
Ned)t, aufflarunlg 81 pcrlulgcn, no
: id mid ongitigr."
(,Sprtietuua TpIai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Mus Baltimore. Gountp.

Nus @ulti more COUNT y.
9luf mpItcrioie @ciic peridnanb
ON Nicllltng Der etuo 6 3oll lnn9e
Meilin1ihliiliel 5ltll &uuptportnl beS
&reisgcridts = @ebGllbeS 5l Som'
iolL unb criudlt ser &ouspermolter
Den cbrlihen Sinoer, Den HieIcn.
SHliiiicl SIT retollrniren. Won Der.
mltl,ct. baB it'd ciu Soupcniriamms
Ter hcnlclben onseeignct hat.
Cine Itarfe Delegation. beItcbenb
ans Selpobncrn bon &eitport, iprod)
9cltcrn &ormittog bel 0en Sdul'
GpmmiiiGren bon @oItimorc.G oluntp
Dor uulo fiihrtc benielbcn bic Notb'
ipcnoigteit Ser Grriftlmg cires nell.
Ell S%hulbouics Dor allgeir. 3ugleid)
iprohen lie ben @unid) aus. oob. I'M
Sale Elm nci,es Sdulhar& gebuut
miiroe, 0uiielbc cine certrolcre Gage
mic buS bisherigc erbnlten mohte.
Sic GnnulilIGrc p%criprnd)eIl, Die 9l,l-
gclegcnbcit in 9eratbu,g Sicben 5l
lpollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
2ipcites @aitipiel Der METROPOLITAN.
UeicQidait."

2as 5ipeite 0aitipiel Ser vOietro.
politan Spern : Geielidoit" iinoet
am Nittluo6, Ben 10. 5ebrudr, in
Der rSpric" Itott. ltripriinsli6 uar
Iiir bieien a6eno cine gorfteauna Der
Sraet' ld)en Sper Carmen" ongeiest
lporoen; oa aber in oieiem @erfe
sri. Geraldine Jarrar. 9altimore's
anerfannter aiebling. MIR cine Der.
baltniBmabis feline 9ione bat, 70
ciltlf)loB iid] Die aeituns Scr @eIen.
id9aft III uebereinitimmuns nit 3obl.
re'd)en aus benz NiibIifum an fic er.
aangenen Wiiuiden an StcIc bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Mbiagrtstase Der 0ampfer bon New
Vgrf.

am 5. 5ebruar .aaiier @ilbel Der
9rpbe" nod Bremen.
am G. 1%ebruar california" naG
@loseNp.
am 6. Sebrlrar .aaiierin" nod
Sonburg.
gm 6. 6ebruar v0eutidIanb" nod
Gibraltar uno Heapel.
Nm 6. 3cbruar nNedar" mad o..
braltdr uno NeapeI.
Mm 6. Sebruar .8ene;ia" nod
Neapel unb Warieillc.
Nm 6. Seruar nW. Waibington"
nod Neapel uno Srieit.
gm s. 6ebruar st. 2ouis" mad
southampton.
stm G. 6ebruar ngaIatria" nod)
9eapel.
sm 6. 5eruar .MaNaduiettts
nod 9onoon.
Nm 6. Se6ruar ~gurofa" mad,
Neopel uno @enua.
Mm 8. Sebruar %. 81 @enopa"
nod Neapel itnb Genua.
Sim 10. Sebruor ~3eelano" nod
antmerpen.
am 10. 5ebrllor nMaieiiic" nad)
southampton.
gm 10. 5ebrum "%gampania" nod
0iperpool.
PIN II. 5ebruar .8egina 6'Sta.
fla" nod Weapel ullo @enua.
am II. februar vgretasne" nod
Saurc.
Mm IT.. Se6ruar .@rober Sur.
fiirit" nod @ibraltae unb Reapel.
Elm 10. Sebruar columbia" nad)
Glasgow.
am 10. Sebruar .gorea" mad,
Motteroam uno 2ibau.
am 10. Sebrrar ~gorbarufia" mad
%ibroltar uno HeapeI.
am 10. Scbr1iar .WoIoeriee" mad,
Samburg.
Sim 10. 5ebruar Celtic" nod
9%iuerpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Standardization.

Ncw Dorf, 8. Sebruor.--a Nh
0efommcn iino Die Iompicr o9reS
lall" Don Bremen .Geut id)luno" pol
@omburg. .8roBer auriiirlt" uor
Bremen.
IbgcfoGren iino ole Gompicl
oAbriotic" mad southampton. nWtau
rctonia" nod,Sipcrpool, ~.aroonlunb'
nod) 9lntiuerpcu mo sSouiiiono" mad
&apre.
outb III pton 3. Iebruor
abgeiobreu iino Ole Gompicr .&ron
prinjciiin" uto Oceanic" llnd) Nerp
9)orf.
2iucrpool, 3. Sebruor. - &c,
Tompfcr ,2uconia" lit bon Nen
Sort bier ein9etroiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Gin Is, iSehrunr .HhiIabeIuhin"

am IS. Sebruar PHILADELPHIA"
mud Soutbompton.
Im t3. Scbruar n@innetonfa"
noh 2onoon.
Am 16. 6cbr,rar .Hynbam" mad,
Gottcr0om.
AIM 16. Sebrllar nGecilie" mad,
Srenlen.
Pm t6. Sebruor .Sambur8" nat
Gibraltar uno Heapel.
Im II. Sebrllar vI!ice" not
Neapel unO Srieit.
Sim II. Sebruar nToMa" mad
Neopel uto Worieiue.
2lm II. Sebruar nSceauic" nod
Souptbampton.
Nm II. Sebruar .Samlan6~ mad,
Mntpcrpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04

Carmen" @ounob's n5ault" aui
Sas Yrogromm 81 Iesen. guf bieie
@eiIe lit nun Sri, Narrar 8eleeen.
belt aeaeben, in ser NoQe Dor Die gu.
b6rer 81 treten, Die ron Der aritif
sicmlin einitimmis ais ibre bette be-
5citnct miro, ais "@rether". Sbre
ld)6ne griheinung ullb hire iugenos
friihe Gimme fonmen ibr IN oieier
Eortic gon5 beionoerS gut SIT itaitcn.
Sbr itebt Micearbo Mortin in Der
GiteIroue al3 Fartner eegcniiter.
Iieicr hinge Senor, Der in Rep=Dorf
unb Ebilaoelpbia 10 ouBerprbent.
liheS g(ufiebcn crregtc. mad)te oan1it
iein Icbiit in Baltimore unb oiirite
iid bier ebenio ld,nel Die 8lrnit ocS
HilbliflmS %geiuinncu, mic biSber
iiberoll, no er mlftrot. Gen yWtes
(hiItopheles" iingt Aoamo Giour,
nelher in Hep-Dort in bieicr Yortic
cIllell beDeltleltpel Gt1ol9 errall9 ,
urlb oils .Siebel" erncllert Hita Sor,
MIA, meldlc bel Der &orelung ser
.Mobome BUTTERFLY" iidl bllrdl ibre
prGttige Gimme iopobl, rpie ibr
fcincs Spiel olS5cidncte, ibrc &c.
fonutidait nit Sen biciigen Mltiit'
irembcn. Sic 9cicbmD ser Sper
IGbt, nod Dem @origeu 3u urtbcilen,
olio in fcincr yHeile CtlpnS 81, mint
idjcl iibri2. ulh cine crIttloiiipc %pr.
itcllma lHcint %9clidcrt. Gin bier
llnd) unbefolmter Tirigent, Dem obcr
Gin aroBcr Hnf uorolSgebt, Sisnoc
Ironccsco Spetrino, lhmin9t in oic.
itr Sper Sen Saftltcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
@ermiidtc telearapbiidc 9epeiden.

Die 2egislutur pou 5eras bot
cine 8orloge angenommen, onrdl
ruelfje ein ginbrud III cin @obnbaus
Al einem 4apitalperbrefelL, auf Ipel-
DIES oie 5ooesItraie aeiest miro, err
fcben miro.
Mit einem 0otum bon 2 81 !
hat Der Senat Der Staatslegislatttr
bon Oregon cine Bill ai,genommen.
gemS6 lpelter per6referiide Srriin-
nige uno Notwithstanding 8erbre'
der entmanrt rueroen iolIen. Mls ge'
1pobnbeitsndBigen 8erbrefer be.
trodtet Die Bin Seoeh Der bret ooer
mebr 3udtbausItrafen perbiibt bat.
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Trem'S ViQ ucriuprfeu.

Sacramcnto, Gal. 3. Sebr.--
Gas llnterbdus Der G%uliiornier @e.
'esgebung permarf ipat belltc' Nod).
mlttog Die bon q. W. Trelu cin9e.
brod)te Bill, mcldJc allen AlslGnOern
DIT erlperblln9 bon @rmoeigentbrm
iu Californian perbietct
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M~rbeitermangcl in Samaii.

Sonolulu, 3. Sebruor. - Gle
Nflan5er Der bopaii'ihcn Snieln ia.
ben Arrangements aetroiicn. Inn ar.
better ans Eorto &ico 81 be5ieben.
oa Die Noffrage nad) iolhen ourd)
DIE Glnltellng Der jopaniid)en Gin
iponoerlng iebr geltiegcn lit.
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Gioeutbumcr Mill uad, 9~eutjhlauS.

Tesbalb babe i'd eirc ileine WeIniiies 5drn'
bon 10 adern hiuio 81 ocrtnufer. 9.uei meme
bdufer. 10 bel Is, reip, IS bel 80 SUB. itrS
fopie cine neie Rrutnaf9ine rebit n9roober"
nit, 3url 8reiie bon $500. Gine 1ppotbet bon
S222, bic nod uul Dem .Rlate iiett, torn blei.
ben, 70 ba6 sum eln!aui MIR S57S ertoroerlih
trdrer.
errruann Sab enhuup, Simmer 723-727, Gut
tber.glog., III, Nrrb.Sbarlcs' stratc.
, tSypIIy l2Wic)
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(Sar11-)
Dur S,pci ubrig.

VT. B1S|6E2, HOro'Gh5ffnt StTdtf.
36eern sic niti, penn Sic zines Der beige
balttcn 3l%peiiibdiscn Sduiu in Der G.abi, tilr
mooern mo ieoe mooernc G~inri6inna nebii
Gsntenl.0ot. .steqer nno :1rciioir, S4S mo
eleitriite Beleuchiuna. Gisihraitt. S8aif'ialls
Der mo QSaiiers@lplct i'm @uis. Aloateriailals
etni6!uB = @nitildnoer etc. I'M Seller. 9sie'
origer @rnnb6in2 UNI p~aiienoe 9ebtnauIiee1.
9iadb5ulragen hei e. Z. Walaabcr, Sanntetlier,
snrcan: Ir. 1881, Sit'DtunImcnt' strdhr.
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fee, nabs pdtterion'8arf. Gr. 20, %, % etc.,
biorOsSaresGIrup.. Gementtrte 9%roitoire, Sell
Ter uno Sct; eTai1irte gaoefpainc tnb aii.
berauSau6 etc. $50 9ndr uio Reit inter febr
leinten Bebinsuneer faufen zines ieHer nlooers
men Sdufer. .getihtigt fte uIo iiber3eu9t Slit.
Gebr leicbte 0coirgiitgeH. Geiparb g.. Stord.
an Dirt uno Gtele. CSiHl17 1S,S&S)
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gu %ucrfaufcn.
warm Su p%crfanien,

gsabe Serup'Siation ser baltimore 0bios
9abr." 1874 slder; puieno fir Semitic
S6fts ODER 6eiIiieeI8uht. 6auS nit iets .3in1'
mern. S6eucr, 6eulhuppert @etrctSeNpeIder,
Waacuicbuppen, 5tuet Siibncr66uier. Sau5 fit
jInee Siihuer. @tte5 gsuiier, inebrere Sunbert
Gor65 1cI5 aui Der Surnr. gSe9cn orherer &c
ihdite ibldee i@ ie billie an fdnelen .stauter
Lps. 2eslie u. Safer, Nnuapuiis. Snnetirn.
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On Suena 9iiia Gpriuss,. 9,ertuarbte modem
Gin $1,000 Sotel nit polltdnotger .ghsiiaitu1a
fir $1,000 bcridufen. annl fotort IN VeltB DC
~iloinule1 ipcrben. 0c!c8ctbett Iir 8ootid1r!eH,
VGoen uno 6tfben.
Ga6tS q Co.,
(Sar11-) 102 Git.4crtugtuasStr
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Baltimore Marftberifte.

Megl. - 3uilbr $500 5alier,
cinldlieBlih 531 SGiier 81 2ocnlt'
Foint unb 1928 EGiier 81 Canton.
&ilItenpcrianbt l11S SGiier.
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p.nr,aeh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GteQengeinde.


Stcueactudl:
Gin heuiIbcs Didphen iih Stele inr ALICE
meine 6olieu rheil. gtaonintrGget III Nr. q,
Srupn'5 Sane, tSi-b)
Stelegeiud:
@uter erite Sano Groos uro Gdles'6ddcr
fu6t Grbeit. man a%oref'tre; "10," ,Gnrre'
fpunocnt." (33-5)
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9 Gutter 5 gier.

Stiidtutter, Gfunb. .4Oc.
Creamery, @ouetbutter, Efo... .3st.
Gicr, Iuseuo. 800.