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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
CAR MEN TO DANCE

Seattle street car men Will dance
tonight az Lcaohl Park pavilion
conductors and muiormeu alike
their 18th annual dance Friend.
ship lodge No. /. OF the Seattle
street Car Employees Benefit asso
citation. ~ the full name Of the OF.
ganizatlon giving the party
Friendshlp lodge isn't an ordinary
club OF street car workers 1t IN.
olndca many men who no longer
take fares or swing the controllers.
4 number OF active street car men
now In Seattle are not members. u
was organized IN 1890 when there
we're not many street car mon in
Seattle u has benefit depart
ment and has paid out $4,000 In
death claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
Her &C rraveIea RapIdIY.

II such a thing we're possible.
there should be- added interest
taken In Fernando Ellscu while she
ls In our midst. because Of the dis
tinetiou belonging 70 her Of being
the first person In the United
States 10 have her picture trans
mitted by telegraph. Most Of US.
stupid dolts that we are. hardly
realized that such a thing could be
done az all Yet Miss Eiiseu says
her picture has been telegraphed.
and sure she Il an honorable story.
teller.
Facial teiography is the invention
81 Prof KOrn Of Munich. and now
all through Europe the big news.
papers are getting their pictures.
as well as their news matter, by
wire Korn happened to know Miss
Eliscus father and promised that
her photograph should be the first
sent over the wire in this country.
The promise was carried out last
year. when Miss Eliscas picture
was teleeraphed from Washington,
D. g., and reproduced the same day
IN a New York newspaper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

~The Third Degree remains al
the Moore until Saturday evening
sunday night another Henry Il.
Harris attraction. The Travelling
Salesman. opens az the Moore
with Mark Smith I'd che title role.
The Honeymoon TralI'' 10 cur.
rent ~ the Grand this week. 20 be
followed sunday afternoon BY the
Conan play. with music. Forty.Flve
Minutes From Broadway" wlth
Charley Brown ais Kid Burns.
At the Seattle. WHY He hi.
vorced Her" viii give way after
Saturday niEht 10 the Arthur Ais.
ton play AT The Old Cross Roads -
When Knighthood Was in
Flower Is being presented at the
Lois BY the Del Lawrence com.
pany. Sunday there Will be a
change Of bin to THE warrcns OF
Virginia"
Headliners at the local vaude.
Vile houses next week will be I'D.
wilma Barry a co. in The
Homo Breaker az the Orpheum.
Alber's Polar Bears az the Majestic
and Nile. Corona's Lions al the
Paniages
The New Amsterdam theatre IN
New York now serves coffee free
TO It's patrons between acts
Ora Waidrop. who was seen here
a few yeara ago IN The Dairy
Farm. j. 70 play the title role IN
one of The Blue Mouse" com
panies for the shuberts.
with George NJ. Conan on bis
trip 70 the coast viii be bis wife
and four.months old baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
THE Fourth Estate

In "Tho Fourth Estate" tho
newspaper play now running In
New York, there occurs the fol
lowing epigram
If we would print what we
throw away. and throw away what
we print. we would have the germ
Of a newspaper"
The cast Of this play IL unique,
IN that Ia the fourth act there are
seen four linotype machines at
work. and all four Of the operators,
az we'll as two stereotypers, a nni'
chlni8t. a foreman. proofreader, an
adj man and four makeup men are
on bona fide members Of the Typo
graphical Union IN New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
Don't Throw Away

Valuable articles because they arr
broken. We do an kinds OF repair
ing. gun and looksmlthlng also ex.
perlmental work and models. Our
prices are reasonable.
225 Seneca. cor Third. down stairs
Give Us Trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
JAPAN HAS A CHILD
LABOR STATUTE NOW

Wy thiFd ifeAHf
ToklO, Nov. 24.--Wlth the view
OF 1tpeeting labor probloma before
they become complex. the govern.
meni today published a new BIN In
connection with the factory laws
Under the statute. which goes into
Immediate force. the employment
Of children under u years OF age ~
prohibited IN factories Women OF
anNaf and boys under rs are pro
mblsd from laboring at night and
no Fif1loye IL allowed 20 work.
either the women or the youths.
over i2 hours per day under any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
WAS THAWING OUT
DYNAMITE STICKS

Blown 20 death BY dynamite wan
the fate OF Frederick /. Kerl. whose
body was found ia cabin near
Berlin few days ago The body
was shipped 10 Seattle last night
Deputy Coroner A u, Hif. Deputy
sheriff Joe uill. r. A. aud u J.
kerl. sons OF the deceased. learned
yesterday that kcri apparently for
got tina, he had placed several
sticks Of dynamite in the oven Of a
stove. he evidently waG In the act
OF changing shoes whom the dyna.
mite exploded kerl leaves a widow.
two sons and three daughters He
was 81 years old No arrangements
for the funeral have yet been made,
DANCE TONIGHT
Live turkeys given free tonight
az nreamiand Admission free. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
THE MARKETS

The following are the nysFaMe prices
quoted ~ She iocnl hoirsafer~ On
focal prodaer. meats snd feed
Prices tn all eases are subIeet to
variation. according 60 freshssss
nad general excellence. but these
prices. unirs@ otherwise Indicated.
are for strictly first grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

Youth twho H. under the imprea-
sion that ho has Impressed the
whiironal "A penny FOR your
thougiitH uertle.
Waitfera was Just wondering
n You were steak pudding or
boiled rabbit -Tit.Bltf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

what the Combine Dentist requires
week To do. and my paice saves
YOU une-half the money. This IA
what the Dental War is all about.
o EDWIN j. BROWN, 7l3 First Az
offices. 1 to s Union Block. be-
tween Cherry and Columbia open
evenings until ? ana sundays until
for the working people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

Fran, Green, the Ethiopian mega
phone manipulation az the Moore,
invited several friends to a chicken
dinner at his home last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

Nild'eyed aud white faced. with
unkcmpi hair and blue veins stand.
ing out like whlpcords. a dope fiand
approached Judge Gordon this
morning with the above written
down on much.thumbed piece of
paper
That's what Aldrich has done
with his --- tariff revision
What IA it. JIM" asked tho
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

vi M Ips., ,ae 4 vaudeville theatre
f1ss M. 'ns depreciation Of Ed
r. sna = ssys. This morning
us 49, AZ one fell annex
y nens XXI = hoases TO bis booking
Ae yawned, stretched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

~ J. w. sAYRE.

u44sxxs4x4s&@E1~R
~ J. w. sAYRE.
nFER press work Is emauaf
Il ffum ihe William A Brady
wrgwniative who e. out
a Grace George yala season
AsR.roit newspaper uf recent
~ It's worthy yoaug man seeks
sst BIS 0Nn star by daerylng
a The theme be- ussi Is that
/ sensitive one-a woman axe
l ess shs following from his al
I nv sotice
/ Exwpslng Grace Georse who
ss 10 ne Detroit cpera house
VT vtsk. there Is probably not an
| lngoFtant actress before the public
nov wlc Il wasef 90 though Ethel
nzsFgsapse maJ " aenfiongd as
seecad naeepssuH, TAs great ualnr.
~ u ths ltmlrlEe Stars &c to-day
Mrs Hske Mrs Leslie Garter Mrs.
hrs BrrHn Potter Jessie Mil.
wFd me Patrick Campbell. Julia
EsFtse Aaase Russell Jane Hard
X ulliaa Rgssell and OLGA Meth.
f-age al over 40. Mauae
~ Eleanor Robson Maxine RI.
HE6 others are also over the
\ W. nfs mar
- eeorEn made her profess
81 iablt a. the age 81 "a In
Ns Frohmans production 81
Ess BOY
E1z an this, eyen ~ true. viii
a. b zainlng audiences for Miss
kp xhich So the main object
sance man. Is hard 10 see.
~ presumed that there sre
" mtfessea on the American
- rAa have frieads, ard these
as4 aFe AIT 10 resent such . uaa
Il ii mowa actresses cited
ersfY repre- sentative.
ls9 Ms ssiaInlty Of the article
~ dfsns as iis fuilllty Maude
iaas 3 Just 81 years Of age
{ssAsf Eeanor Robson uor Maxine
DIT q a. years Of age. Even n
ftT xsFe Il would be decidedly IN
Faiszzieszl for anyone Ia the the
Hntal tazinsss 10 call public atten.
Fs g nat fact. But ia stating
PEI Asrs Is probably not aa irm-
kf'aAt sguesa before the puhlic
~ 3 sfN 90 with the two ex.
faoH hAN41 this estimab.e prt
r. slinsf rrsSumes that no Une
r. eFer ssfd Of Marie Doro. Billie
70 Ffaness Starr NazimoTa and
Aaa siocdiich. Or else. - com.
faas TIA Miss George be lightly
- 'aese xomeu aside as mot
ksan
fpisaesEore. Il IS not necessary
ssH e his form Of advertising.
bsorgs offers most attract.
hsliam ioT hlgh-elass publicity.
isss agent can talk Of her 90.
-sse cleverHess. II her uudia
- sood iooks. Of her proyerbial
alliig under the most trying of
tances
- fhile We are on the subject
ages. II just occurs to
,sa'F Miss George here is
tIf<p BE- precise. IN Jan.
s--at the Seattle theatre
alofssald presentation ~
Ass Boz Now az recall
p'ay came here with the en-
So q the preBs. pulpit and
Tar elsewhere. 10 PLAY
@se o Seattle under other
To quote the Detrof'
alAs George made her debut
ss a. The age o. ~ Thor
~ she appeared IN seaftl
ago N ihls play. she W.
he y years Of age. rs add
80 y. Ee find complete con
q the Detroit statement
y ~ George has yet to attain
blFihday.
sAfe Thar press story at an
NJ 'T Carr. a wellknown char
of died IN Wasblneton
i. Monday Carr was seen
= lsos WITH Nance oNeli AMI
~ ~ o. tirore with MARI
Gus Betsy"
n Bate
1Ae Hiidse.@ '''l N''
~ sa l. Morris has taken a "a.
~, ~ llis new theatre. abicb IN I,
49, y siteF ali 10 build me
si. .e. vii be on FIlia n en- ~
w.. II si. We new orphe1m II
u s.o Sallas ii San Francigco h
alih s.ns mean hls inyaaoo eff
h year or two
Fi1reF A. a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
nc an onea Harsi.


Tariff revision" sneercd Jim
The tax OF champagne. motor cars.
diamonds and dope has gone up"
What are you going TO do about
Send a lobby 10 Washington We
are going 60 hold a meeting char.
ter "A special car and send 100 ~
our most representative members
90 the capitol and ask that this al,
vance be- stricken from the records
Of the congressional proceedings -
Jim explained that the users Of
drugs got Il going and coming
He declares that opium Is advanc-
Ing 10 rapidly that the "hopheads'
were turning TO the use Of cocaine
and kindred drugs Now the dope
fiends are In the same boat
A local druggist was shown the
price list and data gathered hy Jim
It IL absolutely correct he said
"Aldrieh has HIT the local drug col.
ony a solar plexus blow. They weep
aud tear their hair at the new
prices"
Seattle isn't what n used 10 BE-. p
said Jim. There vas a time when
could 20 into any old alley and
gather up enough bottles 10 buy
cocaine enough TO take a trip 10
Mars
Good Old Times.
In those days I can remember
that with only a nickel ! bought a
race track. consolidated all the
large mining interests. erected
seven HmelteTa and endowed every
university IN the United States
with n million dollars Il Is true
woke up IN the ash barrel. but
I had my fliug while !, lasted.
Now when ! get a dime Il does
me very little good II want %
make man a pruseut 81 the
Alaska building or put ten more
stories on the New Washington hn.
tel. must have az least Is cents
netwesn the Judge and a couple
~ friends the Is cents vas made
up aud Jim went OF 10 buy the
Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

The Washington
g o M D. I'm e Dentists
say 1T is ethical
to charge hieh prices
ana refuse to guar
autce Dental Work
say II Is ethical
60 charge low prices
Tor Dental Work
good enough 20 be
guaranteed. Scien-
title methods permit
me 70 do IN ono daA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

gree" methods. Is one OF the power.
FIJI things Of the play Moore spent
several weeks around police head
quarters IN New York last summer
sludylnE police methods. so as 20
add reallsm TO his scene In the
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
IT'S A GOOD TIME

To do your papcTing right now. con-
aiderinE tho prices we are making
on wall pHper ana paints and Il VIII
brighten w the home for the holi-
days
Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co.
1914 First Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

and remarked. life Il Just one
burned thing after another.
The new houses he has inst cor.
rallied are ap In Canada. =. r. Sims.
president Of the Canadian vaude-
vile Managers association. came
70 town today and handed the
whole circuit over to Fisher
krelsler ard the Symphony.
Following IL the program 10 be
played az the Moore by the SYM.
phony Orchestra next Wednesday
afternoon
Overture. SaknntalA" Goldmark
Concerto opus 81 for violin ...
.s..s.&ss.s. "a ass. beethoven
J. Ai,egFo ma non truppo.
II LaTrhetto.
III Rondo
Fritx krefsier.
symphony Ia y Major. .... Haydn
/ Allegro.
IT. Andante
III Menuctto allegro.
IN Allegro Hpirstuso.
Violin solos
Fritz kreisier
symphonic poem. The Pre-
ludes ..,*......-...... Liszt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

Here's Alfred Moore. who. as Cap.
tain Clinton. the big, brutal police
officer. eompels the hero to admit
that he Is a murderer IN the play.
The Third Degree. AT the Moore
theatre this week The forcing Of
this confession. through third DC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

ovafer ghella. 100 lbs 90
Cftm ghalIa ZOOS N.Y. 20 90
Granuiated Bones, zoos ~ 09
Bone Meal zoos .... - V9
Scratch Food. sG-lb. ak. 1.sb
Common Sense Egg
Food. f0-lb. sack LIS
In los. $500 per ton
higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

James ONelil last week cele-
brated bis Goth birthday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
Attention,
Merchants

You will be interested 10 know
that we have more safes and vaults
in daily use than all other mRnufao-
turers combined.
We guarantee our safes and
vaults to be superior 10 all others.
Purcell Safe Co. 3i2 Occidental
av. agents for Herring Hali-Marvin
Safe Co. manufacturers OF the gen
uino Hall Safe & Lock Co.'S safes
aud vaults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

b. 1 Is Norris has taken a 20.
H. T.. ~, q a site In San Fran.
~. \. ~ N Lsw theatre. which fl
|sslAessss. 2 ~, slteF ali to build. the
ls1IssSs W. Z be on Ellis ~. exact
VII s,,, .ae new OrDheum. r.
\, gro sIs,ias IL San Francisco n
iaiIs saa mean his invasion of
hhln a year or two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
DOPE F|ENDS
ARE SORE At
SEN. ALDRICH
Duty on Drug Makes Trips
to the Moon too Expen-
sive for Ultimate Con-
sumers.

The Cos, Of Dope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
RACE GEORGES ACE IS
: A MATTER Of DISCUSSION
!, hess Agent Seeks to
pvs Her Extreme
y.u,h by Adding Years
! Many Other Act
~.es' Lives.
,.,h,,, Carr Is Dead Ed
raher Attaches Many
Tbeatres to His Vaude-
aae Booking Sheet.

,as....sssss****s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

The Ncw Amsterdam theatre IN
New York nov serves coffee free
to its patrons between acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

". '.s.t Carr. a wellknown char
n o died In Washington
i. i. ~ M.onaay Carr was seen
~ ~ ! wv With Nance oNcil. and
lnssa y lAs atrore with MARY
n II als Betsy"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
,Trcibcits.9i BON @arplanb." =.
lic Contribution jest cnogiiItis {

- 10 ----~- r
3ic Contribution jest cnbgiiItis oil
aenrmmen in Der Sorm, wie uol
ott Sagen pitbIi3irt.-- am Con
ncrItng, ben 16. Ee5embcr, iuieoei
cine Serianlmlung.
.6rcibeits. 2iga BON Marplnn>"
bielt geitern Nbcno inter oenl 9or-
its ocs TrGiibentcn Senrp Tbomos
! lire rcgelmabiee Wonatsperiomm-
lima in Ser r@erniania , Mdnner.
fors5oIIc" ob nnb nobm hire Gon-
Ititlltion cnogiiItig IN ser lSorm an,
in lpcIder lie ppr, ad)t Sdgen i'm
.Geltidcn Gprreiponocnten" publ.
,irt lpurbe. Iic Contribution fam
lett mr. nit Srcifiinitel : MeDrbelt
ser iGnmtliden Eelegaten gc1noer:
ueroen. Gin5cIne Gcreinc iinb 5iir
Gn~tienoung bon cincm Tcrtreter fir
ieoc 80 @itglieocr obcr einem 9rud.
theil bieier 3obl bcrcdltigt. mGbrcho
Central . a0rpcrid)aiten poer Sen.
tralpcrb1noc ci1len Gelegotcn fir
ieoc POO MitgIieoer obcr cinem
9rlld)tbeil oieier 3dbl ols Gertretcr
an oicn Treibeits- 2iga "enticnben fon.
llelr. Gic nGd)ite 8eriammlung lpur.
DC ollf Gonneritag. Del, rs. Te5enl-
Ter. onacicbt. Sn Der geriantmluna
iollcu sic Gnnoiooten fir Die nod
III cripGblenoen finn Mitglieoer Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alifgcitellt lper-
ocn, bcrc1 @abl Damn in Der eriteli
Somloriitlng itottiinbcll miro.
9lm nohItcn Somhtag nrganiiirt
iidl Scr Gcl,trolpcrbunb Der Vobnlcll
mo onl acknowledgement Gage Der
Gcntrolpcrbunb Der Tolell. GicIc bel
sen 9cntrolperbGlibc merocn oesba!b
I'M Stunbc ieiu, ibrc Gelegotcl IN
ser ON rs. Scjember ltuttfinoenotG
&criammIung jrl enticnbeh. Bis ba.
bin lperocn olldJ Die mciltcn &ereinc,
Die lid Der Sign iplpcit ongeid)loIien
babcn, Die polle 3abl ibrer Gelego.
ten %ernount bobell. 10 buB cin redlt
5ablreid)er @ciud III crWorten itcbt.
Sn Der Ncitriaen G%eriommlnrJ
mar ollf Scrr Mieg9er bonn u2obor
2uceum" onmcienb. nm Information
ilber Dos @irten, ben 3wef uno Die
Contribution Der 2iao cin5ubolcn.
Serr &ieager erfl1rtc, oas .2abor
2pceum" pcriolge, mas p%erionlid)c
6reibeit angelo, gcnon oieielben Sic
lie mo 3lpcfe. mic Die .Sreibcits-
2igo." Gem .Sobor 2pceum" geborD
ten iicbcn &ereinc uno grbeiter'
llnionen an, iu9tc er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
Sunncnani. nnb 1lnttrgang.
SaS 0ctter.

Sir WarplonO uno ben Eiitrlft
Glunlbia belltc mo morgel nnhc-
ltGubi0cs Mcttcr, bcllte picllcid]t Ne
gen, lnipringcnOe @inOe.
allt neItcrn NOR baltimore mic
Scr ldoncs SerbItpcttcr bcld]ieocn.
Gic bodite Temperature mor Is @rnO
I'M [ llbr Nod)nlittagS uno Die nic'
6riaIte 81 @roo nm & llbr Morgcns.
Sn ocn mloercn 9ulocs.W ctter'
observation-disclosures beS SanbeS
lpurhen Ole iolgenocn bohIten Gcm'
peroturcn pcr5eidmet: Goitport 3S.
Yortlono 36, Bolton 3S, Albanp 36.
Nem.9orf 40, Ybilnoelpbiu ~, ut.
lontic-Gitp 3S, Sarrisburg rs. @oIb.
iileton 80. Horiolf l6. Satteros 81,
Charlotte 50. Gborleiton 60, Sopor'
nab 66. SSadipnpille GIG, Slipiter "A,
Sen. @elt 7S, gltlanta 81. Mpntgo
nlcrp 6S, Orleans "A, Hole.
time 6S, 8olpeiton 66, Corpus Gbri'
It'll 72. Wempbis go. Cincinnati 4S,
Yittsbrra 80, Buffalo 40, Glepelnnb
is, Getroit 48, glpcno A, Mnrallettc
"A. Green Ban As. Chicago AZ, iii.
lutb 3S, ct. Eaul As, Ct. SouiS
56, aonios.Gitp 4S. Smabo 36.
Surou &c. Visn,ord %, @iGiiton 20,
SABRE 20, Seleno "a. Salt Safe
Gitp 81, Eenper &c, Nortb Hlottc
10, Nmorillo AS, Gobge.Gitp AZ uno
Sos Nngeles 81 @rao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03

S%tubimm orubtIplcr &c.
lcGrophic. - Gic Iatl,lt1t Der
SrienbS- Sdmle, bic nun 300 Stlloi.
reuben heilid,t miro. bcnbiid,tigt, cine
Gmrihtlmg fir orabtloie ScIcgropbic
iiir bns Stilbiinm Der Sd)iiIer oll5il-
id,oiicll. Sic SdilIc lit fir ocll ,},pcf
giinitia 0elcgen oil cilcin l,obelt
Eunfte az Der Ode Don Yarf. Mpcnuc
uno 2ourcnsitrabc. Gle Safultdt
hoiit nrnhtleie Werbinhung hcr5uitels
len nit Srienbs.S dilten IN @oibing-
ton, @ilmington mo Shilooclpbiu.
Sn scr Srienos.S d)ulc iucrocn lltera-
ride mo bramntiid,e Solcntc, Die in
oen Shiilern idlummern mo9en,
ourd ~olcrbano Iniiiibrnngcn se.
mcdi. aiirsIid lunrbe Dos Stiid
.Gbe Iiitricf Sd)ool" anigcfiibrt.
TrciBia Shiiler ipitften init.
&cirntbete lid frci.--Icr
Volc SrauiS5ef Chisf, mcId)er Dor
ciniacn aoacn BON 9nnbesbcumte,,
infer ser ACKNOWLEDGING perbdftct
irurbc, augcblid iciiic ~2anosnldnniil
Nronccsstn 6erilig 81 ii%niioraliidel
3mcferi mud oieiem 2onbc gc6rat,t
AT l,obcll, crlonate eeitcrii boonrd)
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1ragc itcbenoc W1odltu III Der FL.
Ecicnfranj.aird)e an Der Goliern.
Ipcnue. uabe 9rnnoluap, bciratbctc.
Inter ocn T., 5%beilitebrtcrn nn Der
.Gcremonie beionoen it'd
@rnocsmorihaG 2anabammer I'M
GnngrcBmnnn aronmiIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
Gas 5meite W al BON Slam
men bebrGnQt.

3as 5neite RAT BON Slam
men bebrGmgt.
Vas Hieiengebdube Der ,Suttorl
Gorlpa9nie", meIbes bel Dem sroBcr
Sranoe in 1904 Der n2loDo Sofiol
Goinponp" aebGrte unb bonf DER I'm.
lid)t oes cleftriiben Sneenieurs Gbns.
Y. Ebelps, Der al Der Scite bes &c
baloeS cinen ,Woiierporbang" ar
rallglrte, gerettet mi,rbc, ling geitcrn
an mcbreren Stelen Seller. Gs bate
einige Wale Den Nnihein, ols iei es
inrettbar perIoren. Tic Ieirerluebr
ridtete ieood) ibr Sauptougenmcrt
aft oailelbc, mo nrroc es iortp1b-
reno nnter Strablen BON @oiier &c.
baltcn, 10 BOB es nod) cnergiidenl
&alnpte Dor grobcrcm Sdooen be.
ipofrt luerben fonnte.
Sticffs SiIber Of III iebe
Gngt Jencr.
Scr eclpolti1e 6%nnfenreaeu iebte
hos Iod) Der orciltodigen Silbcr-
ld,niicbe Der Sirnlo Charles e. Stieit
Nr. 1913, Giocr<Iacp, in Brand. dc
Slanmeu bahlltcn lid einen @ea III
Dos brittle Stotflperf oes @ebGll0es
mo riftctcn ijbcr 5000 Sd)oOcn an,
che lie bon Der bcrbcigerlIfcnct
2 priBen-9 ompugnic Nr. Is inter
brilft moroen lpurcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03
Tiir bic Qrtnc Witt,ue.

Sur Die orine Wittipc al Der Gniors
StroBe lieieu geitern nod, ipeitcre 90
Gents eill BON Charles Stralld,. Sic
Steuern Der 8rau iillb be5oblt, uno
ipeiterc 9eitrdge iino ocabolb nid)t
~rrfnrArrfid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-03


Nus Ben @eri d. ten. = Wil=
bl,re @rigbt uno 2oilis Gonf lpilroen
geltern inter elmer Giebitabls-Mns
tloqe I'M Griminalgerid)t Dem Hidter
@rigbt porgefiibrt. Goof uurbc fret
aeiprohen uno @rigbt unter Earole
entlaiien. 9eibe baben friiber ldpn
Die 9efonntihaft Der EoliSei sematt.
=. Sranf Supplee ip,troc ae5tern
I'M Common Yleas,@eridt BON 3rol
Gotbarinc %Giienbronbt fir $147o.W
riifit1noiae Wietbe fir bos Sails Nr.
1925, Gutom.Elace, nerflagt. Gie
Mietbe lit fir ben 3eitabidritt bonn
1. Iuguit 1908 bis gum 1. Se5einber
1909. Sn Der alage beiBt es, Der
Serflaate bGtte $7191.63 5ablen iol-
len, babe aber MIR $5716.61 be5ablt.
Hid)ter Senisler %ernannte geltern
Serrn Soiparb grpont als Seauelter
fir Die @aituirtbldait Ger. 1441. DIT.
9altimoreItr., lpeld)e bon 2oiis go-
Ter uno Sdlpmon unb Sepfrieo 5erns
beimer betricben miro. ST mliroe ilt-
ter $4,000 9iireihaft s%citellt. Die
Notwithstanding gelhaD ailt Ilis
irua oes Srn. Mbler, Der angiebt, 60
lonlon Sernbcimer babe, 8elOer Der
Iirmo coIlcftirt nno feline Mbrcd)-
niina gebalter, m1brcnb or nld)t
miiBte, no Sepfrico 6ernbeinler 'ld)
allfhaltc.
gnorciu j. g1en p~erflagte geltcrn
Die STANDARD Sil Co." fir 5000
Gntihdbigling, neil bereu N9eitt lbn
om II. September nngered)ter Wel'e
iucgen angcblihen G~iebitabls BON $l2
~perboitcn licb.
Molten Gin j ii i d c Ii
frozen legem. lie nMorp-
limo Stabl.G cntpagnie" eriltdtc oell
Win,ocs- ~Ssugenieir SberitIicilteloit
VI. s. Groigbil Inn bic Grlaubnib,
lire Sdldden in ben norolid) bon
iGrcn Spnrrops Eoir,t.a mpelen BE-
finblidcn Sumpbrep's Grecf merica
az biirien. SbcrltIieutcuant Craig
bid miro oas @eiuf Dem ariegs.Ges
portement 81, HoibinGton iibcrmcl.
icn. Ia bas Tliibd)cn iulr iiir tleinc
Ncote b~eiahrbar lit, biiritc oaS @e.
ii,h gcncbrnigt uerocn.
Somer 9apcnpo,rt, Der be.
fannte neutrality-suspicious. miro onl
Samitag abeno in Mbaugb's Sbea-
ter einen Bcrtrae boltcn iiber feline
8eiie mod Sprien nno Der ardbiidlen
Wiiite.