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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22
APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT!!
20 st. me-; upper nat Of rooms. bath: !!
JOHN " 'ef1f III! st. S1
de22-w, Su,f
THE TORONTO,
Dupont Circle.
Furnished apartments, 2 to 6 rooms and bath.
de22-6t Apply No. II.
FOR DESIRABLE COLORED FAMILIES NEW
spsrtments: fine rooms and modern , ba All h;
st. NV. lCol. Hts.l. Price. $1,000 to $3.50.
oaf p n B. ThoSrsos 3 CO.. 1885 st. NV.
2S14 CATHEDRAL AVE. NEAR CONN AVE
Adults; seven rooms and BATH new house
porches: three exposures; heated; $50. Call
after pm. de21-3t
ATTRACTIyE ,APARTMENTs. DESIRABLE
modern. well built and well kept; FIVE rooms
and bath; rent SO. -. ,., ..,r
FOR RENT-A VERY CHOICE APARTMENT;
a lovely corner; 1.-The Frederick 9th and n
Y. ave-. overlooking Mt. Vernon Park; -four
exceptionally large rooms and bath: large
closets in every room: WIDE PRIVATE
HALLS: six windows in dining room: low
rent, $3.50. to select tenants only.
stone FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR RENTAL THE PORTNER. ONE FUR.
nished room with private bath. Inquire at
the Office. de19-t
FOR LEASEIN THE DRESDEN. ENTIRELY
new. well located. modern building. One FIVE
room and bath apartment at $66 per month anG
one OF six rooms and bath at $50. Open for in
speetion and ready for in immediate use 90
SWARTZEIL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.
de1S-eO5t
FOR RENT-BLoOMINGDALE 10 T ST. NE;
convenient to govt. printing once and Union
able location: street and rear alley paved;
rent Only $3.50 for desrs 81 x tenant Mt. 900
de1s-eod.5t
FOR LEASE-IN THE MARLBOROUGH. On
18th ST. north OF l st. NV, several very ae,
sirabls bachelor apartments, ether Furnished h1a
and Navy and Metropolitan Clubs.
.sWARTzELL. RHEEM 4 MENSEf CO..
FOR H. RE g. PT,Des ka4i 18th and nw
rooms and s'' 6xss !as;sS: :. :.
The Clifton. 1923 Clifton ST.. rooms and
IS: a:siscs 49,; cl, 4, =, ;s and
iss s:te s,ss 's0 T. 8.
s. TIE IS Msss,5 3 e. ga St NV rooms and
1924 9th st.. room. and bath; $3.50 ;.
bath The !ae sSB': :nd s COL 'o' rooms ana
i7ss Ii NV. Or. and b.. 5000 and $500
LIZ I'm nw St. a. On hes aits snd 1ss
608 Newton pl. rooms and bath, SIT 80.
1912 \: Y. ave; NV. sr., b.. heat and jani
JORDAN L co. Guc.,. 1905 st. NV.
FOR RENT-oNE MONTHS RENT FREE:
car lines: ' Is minutes from center Of city;
rent s. SSk 8 g Co.. Inc. 1870, st. NV
CHOICE APARTMENTS IN THE
H HSfF o i hs!?f ge5man; .ss
sfzr v AR izS5 e. f iss! isis
de11-sa&w.u
FOR LEASE IN THE CUMBER-
LAND, on Thomas Circle. two-roonl
and bath bachelor apartment, In good
order, $685.
An entirely new 4-room and bath
apartment. well arranged and well
located in the WYOMING. $40. One
OF three rooms and bath at $35.
Nice apartment in the VERSAILLES,
on California ave. west OF Conn. ave-.
10 rooms and two baths, 500; . rooms
and bath. $2s.5o
A six-room and bath apartment in
the MILTON. 1870 81 st. NV. $40;
near White House and Metropolitan
Club.
sWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENsEY CO..
delS-5t,eSu 727 10Th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22

..THE NEWPORT"
2164 Florida ave. NV.
Just the apartment you've been looking for,
but half square north of Massachusetts, ave.
and located near two ear lines: surrounded by
the handsomest homes in Washington. Apart.
ments Of 3 and rooms and tiled baths. with
showers: steam heat, gas aud electric lights.
and porches. In fact, they are modern through.
out. as the building was recently completed.
Rents from $50 to $27 so.
you CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS CHANCE
JANITOR ON PREMISES.
A. y. FOX CO. Established 1876.
THE Realty Corner" 18th at N. Y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-22

FOR RENT
:'THE CONGRESSIONAL" LIST aud East
Capitol SITS.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
Delightful fourth-foor apartment. overlook
Ing list, ct. and the Capitol grounds. Six
rooms and bath. Nicely furnished.
$3.50 month, by the year.
THOS. J. ElSHER CO.. Inc,
decC-tf 7S2 18th 1T NV
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@icbmGrftc.

Eitt9burB, 30, {. Miai.
Die 3uiubr Don HinOpicb III oen
llnion Stod 9)orbS mar leidt, Wdrtt
itctig; Choice $50 bis 6.75; Frimu
$50 bis $50.
Shuic: 3ltillbr leidlt, Morft ni(,
bri9cr; Rrinno Wctbcr9 5.75 bis5.90,
Gulla lno %geluobnlidle 80 bis $50,
Sdmmcr 800 bis 7.S5, 3cnl GolpeS
100 bis 80.
Sdpuainc: 3nfubr gut, Murft nae
origer; Erimo id)rucrc 80 bis 7.45,
mittelmdBigc 7.35 bis 40, ifwere
Dorfers 7.25 bis 7.35, lei6te Oorfcr5
100 bis 7.15, Serfel 6.25 bis $50,
roll6e 600 bis $50.
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MbiaBrtstase Der EaiIasier.S amt fer
INN Wc,u-y)prf.

gn If. Iai nSnoiona" mad Hea'
tcl uno 8enua.
am If. Wai .Gronprin5 @ilbelm"
ned Bremen.
am If. Man nSamburg" mad
Gibraltar unb Heapel.
Sim If. Mai .Eotsbam" nad Hot'
terbom.
am IL. Mai rHegina b'Stalia"
mad Nenpel ilno 8enlia.
am ~. Wai n9liider"" nod Soln.
burg. 9te~x,s W 4
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Seiratbs 2iccn5en.

Mouer Sloucna % rno Sopbiu
Slupclla u Sabre oft, @cioc bon
WuQiBin go; Npplitont Mt. &.@olo.
itunc, Mr. 213, ct. EoulitroBc.
@idyorO $. @orn u, Nr, Cos, =
StroBc, SiiOmeit, &oibinGton. uno
9lu1lo Sdollcr, 81 Sabre oft, SerlirL
NcrtI6Inn0.
1ronf =. Mc2loom3 -, @ittm2r,
luno @cno Conner u Sabre olt, &c
ihieocn; Spplifont ". i. S'Gonnor.
9tr. 2il5, Softer. Gpcnilc.
Mobcrt aut %, EittSburG mo &o.
tborinc @roii 26 Sabre alt, Goltport,
70,
@cor0c Z. Hottiion II rn0 Hebcdu
Sinfclitcin 10 Sabre oft; Ipplitunt
6rou Muggie &. NiQ. Nr. Si3, Sin.
GocoitroBe.
&orrp s.. None& 81 unO 9elllob NJ.
WGrtin Is Sabre oft; Ipplifont {.
). Gonohlc, Nr. 107, Norb.N n1itD
ItroBc.
Soicpb $. Gbnpcac 81 Nr. 40,
NQe0benp Nucnle, YbiluoelpDin ul0
(>rcne 9. aricgcr 30 Sabre olt.
8cniomtin Cohen -, Or. 10, Norb-
Grouomon, mo Hole Sepfonit .
Sabre alt.
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rem unb f6iittelte 9pfFnun9sGos ben
Sppf. IS lei benin, bic So0tsn ftdn@
ben auf!!"
Die Sooten! I6, bic i9lisfen, tief,
felt, unbepegt ben epigen, traumIoien
@rabe8I6laf unb tiimmerten fth ntAt
um bas Slid ober lln9lii6 Der 2ebenz
ben! I'm hummer RcIignation briidte
Tte bic Stirn fsIter gegen paS tiiRle
Glas, ba sp9en pet6e Irme lie fdntt
puriid, uno SrGuleiu 9inbten's Rsas
Nuoen blidten Ior9los : itrdbleno In
ibr f6permiitbiges Geit6t.
SAB Dir Slid piini1en, 6er3enss
ttno!" Iagte iie, bas iunge Maoden
on hire 8ruIt briidsnb; aber leiosrs
I9aftli6 befreite ii6 Npra aus iRrer
llmarmlng uno itano Dor ibr, nit
bitter blibenben 4ugen uno elmer ttes
fen, 1tmerSlideu 5aIte 8piiden ben
Srauen.
Slid piinI6en9" fra9te iie bumpf.
r@p8u, Sunte 2uiie2 gu Dem 8elbe
Der Mertens9 = Mir srdut Dor i9m!
Metnn Batter bat es ungliidIt9 gez
ma6t, @rpBmutter trug ihr langes.
freuoloies 2eben mi, cine Gait, Der
ibr. &rGfte nift eepadisn paren,
uno Silbe - Silbe ging freiptQig in
ben Sob, obslsi9 lie oles beIaB; tbut
man ods, ipenn man gliidIih iIt9 =
- 4ntporte mir, Sante 2uiie! limb
au Iold)em Rei6t6um, auf benz Der
Stud bes rngliids gu liegcn fdeint,
piuf bu mir Slid pinihen9 -
S9ue es ntdt, tbus es ni4t, Sante
2ui5e, bas 9elb Der Wertens fam
mir ni6ts als 1nbsil, nidts ais Glenb
unb @erberben brin9en, id dber, th
m06ts - gliidli9 psroen!!"
8erftGnbniblos blidte SrGulein
Stnoten8 bic errsgte Spre6erin on. lie
besriff tsin Wort BON Dem. mas otes
fes 5onberbars, erdltirte WtGo6cn
Ipro6, dber Ite ma gu tlu9, UNI ibr
su niberTpreten, benn bas bate BEL
Der @erfaFung, in Der tie ii6 befdno,
feinen 3ped gebabt. 0esbalb i6iits
teIte iie nur 6alb pprtpurFspou, balb
berubigenb ben 8opf unb 0ldttete nit
ipsiaen 9dnpen Roras blonoen Shei'
tel.
vSpri6 fein tb0ridtes 3eua, aino!"
f4dlt iie nit benz alien, 5eritreutzl lie
benspiirbisen 2d6eln, baS ibr Geiiht
70 einnebmenb ma6te. nOeine Nerpen
Tino iiberrsiSt, besbalb fieb't bu allies
in ben I6pdrseiten Sdrben, bait oll
bid aber erit berubigt, btit oil in oetns
Mebte 9~stretsn unb bait Die ungebeus
rem @orsiiee bes Reidtbums tennen
g%elernt, bunn, CLAUDE mir, lpirit ou
onoers benten unb Ipre6enl - Bis
babin laHen mir bieIe 5rd9en unbe.
riibrt; tommt s3eit - tommt &atb!
Sapobl! - Dor alien Oingen muBt
bu iebt reiisn, I6on Der guten Wol'
Term fpeeen, bic bid nit S6meraen
erportet! - @dnn bentit ou. bid aul
ben Weg mad @ibprg au mufen?"
,Ginerlsi pann, Santc GuiIe!" emit
0egnete Noru 9lei69iiltia. DMorgen
j iibsrmorgen, nah elmer Wo6e, nan Ell
mem Monat, mir lit aIes Qleid!"
(eortfeeuHg fOlet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
5u u%erfauien:

Sarten. NIB GcfIigeis 5arnen in 9opnro'Go.
bon 8 big 80 sdcrn, quite Gage, leidt nah Der
Stabf, letdte Weotngutlger, an Der Baltimore
SbiosBabn." etipd 3 Wieilen bon Der Station.
ytah6utragen bel 3ofbna Q. Snl, 211 Noro'
6aipert.S traee, iIio CT iuirb Sorlebrllrt9en trcts
fen, nm Sic nab ben 5arnIell ~ brtngeu.
(slpril29. 1It)
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SIT ~berfanfcn:


Nret @~rnnemietben bon lie $4,000, 81 40
SlibersS trabe, rubeno. 8rinoitiidc 10 bel !,
SUB. Rreis 4h%. I. Clinton &ntts, Rr
223, ct. Naul' StEasc. Ncioe Fbone.
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Su berfanfen.
an prrtaatru. garootus.

3iuci Sluier init ie6s Simmern, @aS, 8nb.
6nrnaee N d"!oge5etnuetcm 3uii1noe. QreiS
$500; MIR SluO Suar erlurOerli0. NudD5uirus
pen bel 6rnu YreiR, Gte Sarpeit.N ucnue NIB
BuiSimitBsSaRc. Uiai7, lWt)
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Scime, 5armen,. Nalecr. SapIs, Nr. 102
Cft.2cJiigtuu. etrake. (IprilfS-)
Sdcnt ,unfeblbare" Hrujcfte.

Sdlent ynnfcblbare" Yrpjefte.
Scr tiir5Ii6e iinan5ieQe 9nnif benefit Die
Woelihteii. ourd) vunfeblbare ll~roieite" ruitirt
8u peroen. Ilditen bon 9elten %oerIorcn ibr
3elo nj aapii1lsAnlagen, bic tte perfect iulio
~sInubter, Die ftferltd ggeipinnen" milBten. Sta
ne grobe @n5ubI bon Geuten leben in eemits
tbeten Sdufern, nir neil fie Der 8eriubur9 oc5
9Iiiifpiels nidt ipiberfteben %iunlten.
aegen sic Sore 9rfparniie in
cinem renen 3ieselltein'6eim
an. Gies 1T fein 0Iiidsfpiel. iorbern cine Ieei'
time, aepinnrei6e gtnluge. Sic bei.en Seime
uro Rargains fino i'm
GnfclanS Garf = o.8albruof
an 8ioomiuanGles stoerlie. mtiipees 5tuifdeu
Yoribs unb GbTonofon sslpenle. Die @omoios
fcns9lpeme G3aI6roof Geleiirtf6e eebt bei'm
Bart pprbei. Nir b1bet 8riout : Seranoen,
funitdre Nandle, gepf. nitcrie Strdben. glueps,
Csc. Steuerf. 8runoftiide "a bel 1870 Sub.
3iim 8erfduf nit ober ubne Srurb8ins gegeii
Iei6te @eotnauHeen. Bon ben SO iertigen Sdu'
fern ftHo 20 %oerfuuft.
Tufclanb Harf Company,
Tr. GA, Ganttable. grbdube.
ESD
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Nnraturs=Gerfanf

@erfdieoene 5arnten. Die gum gnhIab oeS
oeriturbenen Goparb 2Io1o eebpren uro inebr,
ais 1900 Ider entbalieii, AM MiIessJtioers9lcd,
9dlbotis6 ountn. lieaeno. lino 81 oerfduien. giis
beres bel Subm VI. Gfliutt, Nurntor. Cation,
Salbpt.G nuntB, Mo. U18-3t)
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Cine feiuc (ScfcecuGctt

iiir fIeine Gontrnitoreu mo SHuulieritebnler.
guupIdbe 5nm .8erfnlf in @ar5euen bon ic 10
mo 90 8runoftiiden, NrIingtorssloerle, nabe
0orfsltcdo; @r1Bcn % bel 115 Sur linb %
bel $50 SUB; 5000 Mnb b0ber pro @ruIloiiiid.
Ndheres bel ". u. Scadle, 0r. 707, 2aw'
Snifoins. y Q27-9)
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Sorele, Tfuno. ...............1O c.
2adsforene, Sfitn6. .15c.
6Iun0ern, 9funb.. .1Oc.
8aiBer Ber6, BfunO. loo.
@ef6er Berh, Bfuno. $50. .10-12c.
Seft, giuno.
6la. Bud Sboo, Stiid. 49,. .25-35c.
Sidorp S6o6, Stiif. .25c.
NoQen Sbo0, Stiid ..... .65-75c.
arobl en-, borte, 0%ueeno. -. .25-35c.
9robben, lpcibc, 9Bo.. .60-SOc.
9utter Ger.
Stii66utter, Yiun0.. .4Oc.
Grtoucrn Rolen6utter, $50. .35c.
Gter, Nlr8CH0. 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Safer. 3uiubr 1l,743 9uihel;
ants Ben Glcuatorcu 5uriid9e5ogen
1863 9uidel; Gleuotorcu . Gorratb
19l605 WltidlCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

9 rr1bIirie Simmer, nit ooer- oDne 0ef6itt
0iine, an 0errcn in elmer beuiihen Yrtoat
SamiIie. ginb5ufragcn in Tr. Is, eio.6al
bpnusStraRe, t25-S)
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3n pcrfaufcn pber 81 pcrmictBen.

3u uerfauicn pocr III uermirtben:
gteue Sdufer 5i p%eriuuiel ooer ~ oernliethen
an Der 8elnirs1ioab. Gutnlusgloenue. 9iad5ls
iragen bel Stlicrs Sanbbauf. DEE 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

gteue Sdufer al y. sGotomacitr., 5tuiften
Sairmcunt, sroenue II. SubettelIr. ale &eauenls
fi6feiten; rieorioe Otictbe. gebmt Satrntoullts
aIbe. ,Gnrs. Ra1sufra9el an Grt nlb etele.
(Sebr20-T&S)
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gu fen.

gu rermiet1cn:
Gr. 2131, MarplanosHue., am I. Suni 1908
be5iebblr. ~ Simmer NIB Nao.
Wr. 1924, ct. 1aul. Strakc, binter linton.
8dbnbuf, 10 3imrlcr itu0 9uo.
Nenrn Sbnf, Inrpdlt.
(lfaiS. lWf) 722-5 2amsSuiloing.
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Wppnoalc Sburc.

Inter Aelet Geiiiue, acknowledgment g.
8. $, Or. 81. SonltaqS~S6u 2nqen tlo
geIaoen. Gaten heleat hnrb =. ". Nabc, 1907
llott.Olnab. Wtaoii0n 2l67 D. (WGi1 1MtD
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Su uerfnufcu:

gr. 3Ui5. BalbrootsgtOenue; 1900 Toro s.
Strobe; PAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1862 ytoros
StrtfersStrabe; 1915 Wioiber;Strabe; 2566
3ruiosSiusglOcnue; 1910 gSeitsGanbal sStrnBe;
1902 Sarlemsgtoenie; 1900 @lod SarlemsgIpe. /;
1900 Slod Siinfie Sirnbe; 1905 SOuinssStr.;
1900 gIud 2inoensglDenuc 3007 CT. GaulsStr.;
1910 2eringtousGtrabe. sup Der & Gilbert,
ar. sol, ct. Gaul'Strabe. G6ebr14-)
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Scutige S6lubrote:

MuiS. - 3uIubr 1881 0ui6cl
@criunot aus ocu Glcpotoren 1888
@uide(; Glcpotorcn Q &orratb 1SOs
$50 Ylti6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

@crlangt i'm g%agemeincn.
Sinh Sic gegen &ronfBcit oSer So'
besfaQ uerIid)crt?

,@ifbelm Sca.2ugc, Z. 9. 81. Of g."
eetpdbrt ibren Wliielieoern 9etoes. 9iaberes 81
eriragen I'M 8erciuss2oidI, Or. 144l. gtnro.
gentraIsglpenue CIprtl2S, 1IiD
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eeutihes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

iInter oer glufiibt Der n3euti6en @efeuibnft".
9ieienieen, Die oeutfhe @nIolperier, Irbeiter
unb Sienitbotcn gu beibdttigel pilni6erL mol
len Ilb peri6nIi1 ober in lrdnitrten grtetet an
3immer II, Ir. 215-217, Gurrtlano' struhr,
DenoeIr, pel6cr nnertaeltIi1 sIlSluntt ertbeta
len niro. Gpre6 ftlnoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
(San271S
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Sin Mdhheu fir GupeIneine Sausdrbett. Su
ertrdgen in Sr. col, Sdos6bariee'straRc'
C2S-g)
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Ginc 5rau ais Nb6in, fuioie 5Im @af3cn
uno 8iipeiu in elmer Sumilie pom 3iuei Ferlos
leu. 9iad18utragen IN Tr. 2201, Sinoen.HOe''
Ode Tucutel. Strnbc. C12S-3O)
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gerIangt Sranen nnb @abaeu.


gerIdngt:
Gin Mdodeu fir nqgemeine SGrsnrbett, III
elmer SarHilte bon orei (%erionet. 9dh5ufrd-
ger in Gr. 2O62, 4iuoen.9iOe. O2S-9J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Wcljcn. = 3lllllbr Wllldlel;
&erionot o1l9 0eu GIepotoreu $3.50
@uidcl; G~lepotorcn &orrotD 73,19S
Wuid,rl
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
REISSUE SCHOOL TICKETS

Acting on petitions made by public and
private schools the Interstate Commerce
Commission has opened the way for the
restoration OF commutation tickets TO
school children living in one state and at
tending school in another. Communication
tickets are now sold by the railroads be-
tween points within state.
The commission reafirmed it's adminis-
tration ruling Of several months ago pro-
hibiting the sale Of commutation tickets
to school children in interstate business,
but points out that the ruling does not
prohibit the sale Of such tickets in inter-
state business TO children Of specified
ages. but merely holds that such eommu-
tation rates must be open to all children
within rates specified ages. regardless OF
their mission, errand or business.
The railroads may now specify the age
OF the children to whom they will sell
Interstate commutation tickets. Such
rates will apply to all children within
the ages named.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
MORE AUTOS TO
COLLECT MAILS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2S.-Ex-
tending to other cities Of the use of no
tor vehicles now employed by the pc dst-
Office department for the collection Nof
mall in Milwaukee. wis, Boston and
Lynn. Mass, Washington.D c., and In
dianapolis Ind. is not unlikely.
Reports to the department show that
they perform the work more expeditions
~ than horse-drawn vehicles and at no
appreciable increase Of cost. In the opin-
ion OF the department officials. the ex-
pense is likely to decrease rather than
Increase as time goes on. the prices OF
horses and grain having advanced ma
terially during the last decade.
II is asserted at the department that
horses suitable for mail service could be
purchased few years ago for $50 or s75
each and that now they bring from $i2-
to si75 each. Corn. which formerly was
obtainable for % cents a bushel. sells
now for IS cents. and oats costs twice as
much as few years ago. The depart
ment has entered into contract for ad-
didonsl motor mail collectors for Indian
apolis.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
SAVE BOY FROM
DEATH IN RIVER

Getting beyond his depth while bathing
at Pennsgrove, Rox Calvert. OF Chester
isthanking his lucky stars that he is alive
Calvert-was 'over on the Jersey side
with a party OF friends and all hands de-
cided to take a cool dip. The former. how.
ever, is not good swimmer and the cur.
rent, which was strong, carried him out
Charles Williams noticed the predica-
ment Of his companion and. while not
one Of the bathers, hastened TO the rescue
without removing his clothes. and after
a desperate battle with the current. was
able 10 bring the young man ashore.
Calvert was unconscious and II was
fully three quarters Of an hour before hs
was restored and for time IL was feared
that the young man would die. Calvert
was rolled on barrel while other aids tc
the drowning were resorted TO. The youns
man was getting along nicely this morn.
ing.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
MUST USE MORE CARE
IN DEPORTING ALIENS

WASHINGTON. July 2s-"of late
the arresting and deporting OF aliens
has increased enormously and a tend
ency is noted in some cases to sacri-
fee quality Of work to quantity. This
will not do. Therein ust be no mere
ly superficial inquiry in any cases. Of
ficers must not submit recommends
tion for arrest upon irresponsible un-
investigated accusations"
This was the sharp rebuke admin
istered in instructions which have jus,
been sent out by the Bureau Of Immi-
grafton and inspectors in charge,
directing attention to the failure OF
investigating officers in making thor
ough preliminary inquiry. especially n
cases of alleged violation of the allen
contract labor law.
The instructions were issued by
Direction Of Secretary Nagel, of the
Department Of Commerce and Labor
and follow closely upon the heels OF
his recent ruling in contract labor
case in which he coustically com.
mented upon the Superficial inquiry
which had been made into the mat
ter
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
REFUSES LIFE JOB
AS A REWARD

NE YORK, July 2s.-Satisfed with be-
ing a railroad man. William S. Robelen
has decided TO decline the offer of a life
position in a Maidenlane establishment,
at 500 a month. as part Of a reward Of
fered by Mrs. Teresa Schwab for the re-
turn of a bag containing money and jew
els which Robelen foun3 on his train Ro-
belen received 800 cash and clothing from
the owner Of the jewels.
His decision TO stick by the road may
have been somewhat Influenced by the
action OF the superintendent in promoting
him to the position Of collector yester-
day. Believing that the railroad COM
pany should recognize the honesty of Ro-
belen. II was decided TO advance him to a
position but one removed from conductor
at a salary considerably larger than that
he received as a brakeman. Robelen was
on duty in his new position yesterday.
still retaining the Rockaway run, upon
which he met with his good fortune
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
HEN SCRATCHES UP
$1,000 IN JEWELS

LAKEWOOD, n. j., July 2s.-A
chicken, being hungry, went forth 70
scratch for her living and unearthed
$1,000 worth of jewelry that had been
stolen last April from the home of
William NJ. Skinner A reward OF $3.50
had been posted for the finding of the
gems, and if the chicken can find a
next friend il may claim the reward.
Charles Goldstein watched the chick
en- as it went under the front porch
Of the Skinner home, and when her
henship stopped to marvel over a new
kind of worm he disturbed her indus
trious foraging long enough to ascer-
tain that the hen was trying TO find
ways and means for swallowing a neck
lace
Goldstein returned the jewels TO the
owner. It is supposed that the thief
who took the jewelry had decided TO
bury IL until such time as might be
deemed safe for its disposition
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
BUTCHERS PLAN
A DAY OF FUN
Will Have Big Time at Springs
on Thursday August
IO

The annual outing and banquet OF the
Wilmington Wholesale and Retail Butch
ers' Association will be held at Brandy
wine Springs Park on Thursday August
18th.
Several hundred butchers will desert the
chopping block on that day to take their
friends families. and their friends by troll
ley to the Springs. There will be no meat
to be had by the househo'ders in town on
that day
The butchers win have baseball games
and other field sports Of more or less
strenuosity. The knights Of the cleaver
will be knights OF the baseball bat for a
day. and it is expected that there will
be butchering scores The outing every
year is successful and attracts many per-
sons. This year the plans are more elab-
crate than ever, and there will be a big
time in the realm of the butchers
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
MEETS BLACK BEAR
IN MAINE WOODS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. July 2s-A Dover man is
having a Rooseveltian experience in the
"jungies" Of Northern Maine William
Findlay Downs, son OF Dr. Presley s.
Downs of Dover. and student Of Laf-
ayette. was assigned early in the summer
TO an engineering corps doing explora-
tion work for the government along the
upper Maine and anadian border Stretca-
es Of forests. cliffs and barren country
through which the foot OIL man has sell
dom or ever trod, are being thoroughly
investigated. Mr.. Downs was working az
some distance from is party, a few days
ago. when he heard a noise like a man
coughing Looking around the knoll on
which he stood, he saw the gleamins
teeth OF a black bear. The young man
was frightened into a chill for mo-
ment. Then he pulled his magazine re-
volver and az first shot the bear took
fright and disappeared in hiJ cave.
Evening journal., 1909-07-28
GIVES DINNER ON
EVE OF MARRIAGE

A dinner TO the Windsor Outing Club
was given in the Clayton House last
night by S. w. Green, who is to be
married on Saturday, July 81. 1t is a
rule of the club that when a mem-
Der announces his coming marriage he
is to give a dinner TO the other mem
bers.
Among the members present we're:
S. w. Green. A. Spath. W. Ewing, T..
Hall, ]. Hart. L. McVey, II. Mock, j..
Reese, W. BulRer. c. Saville, Dr.
Dougherty, p. Dougherty. Il. Moore.
c. Howell, w. Disbrow, w. Monaghan,
A. Feeney. f. Johnson, J.. Ward. c.
L. Simmons, c. Lynch. j. Holt. w.
Hanly and John Hanly, president OF
the club. The following menu was
served:
Little neck clans, olives. iced cell
cry. radlshes. bouillon en- tasee. broil-
ed blue fish. maitre de hotel; pommes
julienne, roast young chicken, English
dressing; Bermuda potatoes, garden
peas, stewed snapper. lemonico; vege-
table salad, neapoliton ice cream,
fancy mixed cakes. cheese, crackers,
coffee.
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