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New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
UNNlNG FOR MORSE
Ice Trial Hitncss Chased Hin
Too Weeks, He Says.

The limo Of examination By which the
prosecution is trying 10 show that the
American Ice Company employed boats 20
break up the ice of independents in the
Hudson River was resumed yesterday in
the Supreme Court. where the company is
being tried ON a charge of violating the
anti-monopOly Ian. Jchn NJ. Briggs, OF
Coeymaus. y. Y. proved the most inter
estiug witness of the day. and his adnlis-
sion that he had been cunning for Charles
w. Morse created a mild sensation.
Il went to see Mr.. Morse at his Broad
way Office in 1sO0." said the witness. "and
I asked him whether the work Of the
steamer Norwich in breaking UP the ice
was done i'm The interest OF the American
Ice Company. He said that il was. and
then he asked me il the boats We're still
in the river. l said they were not. and
asked him if any more of that kind OF
work was 10 be done.
He was evasive In answering this ques-
ton. Then he asked me what difference il
made il the Norwich did more of this
work. and / replied that my property was
not secure. and I was still harvesting ice.
Then he said that enough ice had been cut
on the river. and told me IL was short he
would give me all the ice I wanted"
was that all the conversation you had
with Mr.. Morse?" asked James w. Os-
borne. the special prosecuting Deputy At
torney General.
Wei. there was more talk, but it
wouldn't look well in print" replied Mr..
Briggs.
John B. Stanchheld. on eross-examna-
ton. brought out the fact that Mr.. Briggs
had lost heavily in speculations with Mr..
Morse and that bis feelings toward the
former lice King were bitter.
And your feelings are SO bitter that YOU
once threatened To shoot him:" asked Mr.
Stanchheld.
Il chased him two weeks with gum
replied the witness.
Asked 70 he had found President Oler a
fair business competitor. Mr. Briggs said:
Not entirely.
The defence conteads that the steamers
continued up the river until they sprung
leaks bucking the ice gorge. but Daniel $.
McrehouSe. who was manager for Briggs,
and other witnesses testified that there was
no Ice gorge in the river.
Further evidence of the compsnys meth
DDS in acquiring the business OF competi-
tors was admitted by Justice Wheeler. lie
also allowed the reading OF letters which
showed that the company was always
pleased with weather conditions which
would bring about q shortage in the ice
crop.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
OLD SCHOONER ABANDONED.

Sasconset Mass, Nov. l6-Abandonlns
their stranded vessel and making for port
in a small boat. the crew ot the schooner
r. Arculsrius reached Cuttyhunk to-day
IN their little craft. They left the Arcu-
larius bnged and fun OF water ON the
Sow and Pigs shoals. where she struck
last night
The wreck was discovered to-day hy
the revenue cutter Acushnet. which will
tomorrow proceed 20 CuttyhuRk and take
the crew OF the wrecked vessel 20 Woods
Hole The Arcuarius was loaded with
iron oxide. She is OF lgi tons net register
and was built in Maine in 1851. Her home
port Is Hoekland Me-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
POSTPONE BUILDING TESTS.
Aldermen Failed to Make Necessary
Appropriation.

owing 10 the failure OF the Board ~ Al
dermeL 10 appropriate S3o.000 20 cover the
cost az proposed tests. the Mayor said yes
teriay that Chief Engineer lewis Of the
Board oi Estimate and Apportioament.
would not be able 20 90 on with the pro-
posed tests for freproohng materials neces-
sary before the new building code could be
adopted by the aldermen.
The Mayor says that ON account Of the
approach Of cold weather and the certainly
OF frost affecting the cement and concrete
work il will be necessary 20 put the tests
over until next spring. The Board Of Is
innate appropriated $4,000 Tor the tests. hut
the aldermen sent the matter TO the finance
committee Of the board, where II has since
been
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
MUST PAY FOR DEATH.
Chauffeur. Who Killed Boy, Allowed
Ten Days to Furnish $1,000.

Buffalo. Nov l6.- William Krulwich the
cha auffeur who ran down and killed little
Albert H. Prizes last July. appeared IN the
Criminal Term of the Supreme Court to-day
and changed his plea of not guilty To one
% guilty - the indictment charging him
with nanslaughter Ia the second degree.
Justice Marcus placed him on probation
for ten DAYS upon the understanding that
h. will. WITHIN that time, pay the boys
father $1,000
Krulwich, who lives in Baltimore. prcr1-
isod 10 produce the money.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
FOREIGN RESORTS.

Alderman Doull. Ot the finance commit
tee. said last night that chief Engineer
Lewis could have obtained the money long
ago IL he had appeared before the commit
tee az its weekly meeting on Monday AMI
told what he wanted To 10 With II. That
Is the custom when a special appropriation
Il asked for.
we sent him two letterg asking him n
come and explain and never heard from
him We came 20 the conclusion that ne
didn't ~ant the money said the alderman.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
ROBBERS IN AUTOMOBILE.
Yeggmen Take Cash and Stamps from
Postoffice.

Rochester, Nov. l6.-Yeggmen travelling
in an automobile blew open the safe in the
Angelica tAllegany County, postoffice
about O'Clock this morning, and secured
about $500 in cash and about the same
amount I'm postage stamps, although the
postmaster. Mr.. Weaver. is not vet sure OF
the exact value of the stamps taken
After the robbery the three men in the
automobile escaped in the direction Of Hor-
nell
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

iaJo~ WILLIAM q. n. LYSTER. r.sfi-sl corps
froU san Frar.fS-n fa Port oC 'ef narrc
Nslar EESET 4. RIPLEY general >-aN 20
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
NEW BARGE CANAL CONTRACT.

Albany. Nov. 16,-Plans were approved to-
day by the State Canal Board for an ad-
Citional barge canal contract. providing for
the excavation of about six miles Of the
canal from five hundred feet east of Yellow
Mills bridge to the Wayne-Monroe county
line, az an estimated cost Of S7s9. 90
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER L. 1909

Proprietors The GORDON HOTELS, Ltd
Close 10 buckingham Palace. Wes;mtnst
Abbey and coHvcnfsn: for everywherc. Tsrif ~
from Uptown once New York Tribune" I5t
broadway. Now York.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

Perfectly new. opposite E<be-
kieh Gardens and Opera House.
Each roori has balcony and
fireplace. Graad verandshs-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
STATE HIGHWAY MEDAL.

ALBANY, Nov. ls-The State Highway
Commission Las received notice that il
has been awarded a gold medal for i;s
display OF charts. maps, models and photo
graphs. exhibited at the Alaska Yukon
Paciic Exposition recently held al Seattle.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

Most Iuxurisnt in the Orient.
Full south. Centre of fashion
able cairo. Rooms have toilette
and private baths. Patrontsed
hy Royalty.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-17

army snd Navy General Hospital. Hot
Major MATTHEW r STEELE. "a Cavalry FINN,
Philippines 'V"ss !"
Following changes in stations s,, a,,t. -.
9uarierinasiers ordered: captain FRANK q
t,Nl.i-ts,, from 3 Louis 10 Washington
iers apartment omaha vice Cap;sIn JoaN
l. HINES Go san Frsncsoo. sailing Januarv
oasrteTmaster. Napasaki Jarane xi~s 80
tain DANIEL ". ARNOLD 20 san Fran-
First Lieutenant IRA 9 BROWN. medical re
,,.- serve orr 70 TORI Lawton,
alrS found incaFacitstsa. retirement an
Firsi Li~u'enant EDGAR y. c,oFFEY. ro,ir.d
asts.led 1or DUTY with orFaEized militia OF
lfaNrs - absence; Major FRANK r. KEEFER
n'odicst corps one month and seven davs
tom NoEeIlierr "a First Iicrensnt JAMES
n. Torn. .eth Infantry TWO months from
lneosTeer y; First Lieutenant GooRGE F.
frontts irom December ~. First Lieutenant
ANThiR = JARRETT. medical reserve
NAVY.
Captain =. c. nILLINGHAM. detached com
Wand tho Franklin 80 duty meniher of naval
examining and retiring hoards washington
tice Rear Admiral " ". kIMBAII.. con-
Ensisu \. y. WooDwARD. detached command
LAND. deiached the warden: both 20 duty
-, m conneciion Nith htting out the Reid.
Ensign u. l. WALKER ana Ndshipnan & e.
ROSS. detached the Rlafeley: % duty IN
connection With fitting out the smith
iass0a Assistant surgeon J. NJ. BRISTER. to
NaVHl Aeadeulv.
fsssea A-sistsut Fsvnaster T. 4 MMIII.AN
desschea naval irNnine station. san Wan
'isco fo naval station. tiuaun Vic~ Passed
Assistant fayInsster h. =. LAMAR. home.
await cTd-rs.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS-The fol-
lowins moveue ents of vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Nov. iS--Ihe Hopkins - Magdslens Bay: the
- target grounds. The Iaducsh. at Ports
Mo- 15-The I.eouidas. ~ Lambert PcInt: the
r. gle. ~ Bocas del ToTo
Aoy. 10. The supply. at Shanghai.
SAILED.
Nov. 1.-THE Tacoma. from Guantanamo for
target erounds.
Noy; -. 5...Ihe Leonidas. from Norfolk for Lam
heit Point
Nov l6-The Helena and the Samsr, from Hong
:, Thr NeN orleans commissioned at navy yard.
Mar Island
TIE FlussHr. now - navy ward BaSton. ordered
70 navy ward. Charleston. for fitting out
Tie Dixie and the CRstine assigned 10 duty in
connection with towing seven new submarine
hosts. now being deliN cred navy yard Bcs-
ten. from Boston. 70 navy yard. Charleston.
The submarines Iunger. Ni1er. Tarantula
an1 tuffefSh, nov under orders be placed
Octopus. which vii he ordered later will be
fofno3 fnto reserve submarine fctilla under
direct charge Il senior submarine comrns ading
oriCer. This hotills. however. will in turn he
under conmsnd ot commander Of reserve tor
peoo h"'illa ai Charleston yard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
First Methodist Church.

Revival services still in progress
will continue through until next Sun
day. The following is the schedule
of services for Sunday: Experience
Meeting, 1890 a. M; Evangelistic
Service. II a. M. meeting for men
only, $50 p. M; Evangelistic Service,
7.30 m. Weekday services at 8 and
7.30 p. M Preaching by Evangelist
Dunaway and solos by Mr.. Hamp Sew
ell. All welcome.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
First BAPTIST Church.

Preaching by the pastor at II a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Morning subject, Who
is Who in the Kingdom, and Why?7
Evening subject: The Glorious Cos
school. PhiIathea and Baraca classes
at $50 p N. No midweek prayer
meeting on account of revival serv-
ices at the Methodist church. A most
cordial welcome will be given to all
visitors,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
At THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church.

On Sunday morning Rev F. D.
Thomas will preach on John 12:1-S,
Mary Anoints Jesus" At 7.30 p. m,
the subject will be Acts 1922, Jesus
Of Nazareth, a man approved of God
unto you by mighty works and Won
.ders and signs"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
Special Music at First Baptist.

Special Music at First Baptist.
The following program of music
viii be rendered today:
MORNING SERVICE.
Comes Thy Fount.' BY the Choir
Hear Us. o Father" BY the Choir
EVENING SERVICE.
Great is the Lord" BY the Choir
Solo, Nearer My God to Thee,
by Miss Futch.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAMS.

Presbyterian Quartet Will Render
Several Beautiful Selections.
A quartet composed of Miss Cora
Garner, Mrs. NJ |. Miller H. c. Elem
ing and VI. Miller. will render the
following music at the Presbyterian
church today:
MORNING SERVICE.
Voluntary
20 Lord, Thou Art My Strength. =
Godard-By Quartet.
Soprano Solo. Fair Lord Jesus,
l...dste-Miss Garner.
EVENING SERVICE.
Savior When Night Involves the
Sky" Shelley-By Quartet
MY Faith Looks Up to Thee"-By
Quartet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-24

This is the season of the year
to have your painting done.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
MnIIcnmuro in Sio.Snfuta.

gber0ccm Go, 3. Sui. Ger
ni6t ucit BON bier lpobnboitc 6armcr
Sobn Gbriltic, Oeiien Satin II. God)-
ter rnb Elm ll.i0briger Sl1gc, Der
olf Der 6orn olf 9club lucilte, mur.
oen beltc bon Hdltberlt erlhoiien, Ole
oonu cine grobcre Geloiumne roubi
ten, Ole Sr. GbriItic I'M Soltie Dotte
&rn. Gbriltie trof Die t0otItbe augel
bei'm Wielfcn elmer Stub, Die beioen
6rolen mo DER &nnbc luurocn ollf
Der Scrall0n beS WoDubnllIcS erIhol-
len. Sor. GbriItie mar elmer Der be.
folnteIten lllo moblbabenoIten Sar'
mer oea gtoromcitcns. Die 6ornler
III jener @egcno iino nli's GiIBerlte
erbittcrt uno ncroen oic W0rocr lun.
dcn, ncnn lie oerielben bobbnit per-
Den. 9tod alien Midtllngcn bin miro
Dos Sono nod ocn Worobuben obgc,
iuht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
1siinf Su0cSurthcilc.

80 toni 3. Suli. ~ sSilni Gbinc.
fen uurben bier 3um GoOe perurtbcilt,
Sie moren ii6erfiibrt, bier Wlitglieoer
Ser On 2cong Gong" gelegentlid,
bcS GonfliftcS Der dineiiihen &c.
nt-@cieGI6nftcn in Chinatown i'm
glu9uit 1907 criholicn 5u bobcn.
Econ 2onh Qiin Sing itnO Som
@oon ner0en IN Der om 10. Cftobcr
bcgnnenoen @ode Den 5o0 crIeioen,
u1brcn0 Norrp Charles mo Zoe
@ucp in Der nGdItiolgcnOen 0ode
ltcrben loQtn.
Sic Gcrlrtbeiltcn lporen IN cincn
&ompf 5lpiiden Der sep Sing Gong"
lno Der oSn Seon9 Gong" perluidelt !;
5ebn G6inelen mllroen nad) Der Ne.
Ooltc Derboitct; elmer Ocrielben ltorb
i'm @ei1ngniB; Die 9lnflnge gegcn ci.
ncn 3luciten tuuroe follen geIoiien,
mo 6rei glnocren, mclhc gleih5citig
nit Den bcutc 8erlrrtbeiIten pro,ciiirt
murocn, mlrbc cine ncue 8crbono-
ling bcruilligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
9ld)t HerIuncn acidluiIcn.

Some, Ore, 3. Suli, - Sn eincnl
Sample 3tuiihen elmer S6eriii5-
Wannifuft uno einem gelpiiicn Z.
IS. @orbeart, einem entloiienen Str1i.
ling, lpurben bette oht Yegionen &C.
i6oiicn. ". $. @scue. ein 1ltcrer
Wonn nts EortIono, muroe periebert.
lid BON einem Wiitglieoe Der Shc.
ffSsWonnldoft pcriuun0et, itn0 Gar.
benrf erbieIt einen S6uiJ in Den
Hilden nofoent er ieiterieits ieds
ieiner Beriolger Ourh SIintenidiiiie
uerlebt Gotte. Dtit glusnu9me BON
Gscue's iinO acincs gerlesungcn ge-
f1brIiftr gtotlir. Gorbeort crgob iid
crit, nodoen ibnl Die WilInition nlls'
geaongcn mar; er rpllroc ndd Sepp
ner gebrodt.
Iie Nomcn orr iibrigcn ied)s Ser,
lebten Iino:
0m Glarf, in Die Shulter ge'
idloiien.
Soiepb e. geeSleD, in'S @eiidt mi
bcioe 9eine geidoiienL
&. I. Berfins, Noitneiiter, in Der
SUB geidoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Scblcnocr Wifcl uerbGgnihppl.

9tem Dorf, 3. Suli. - 3oS
6cblen eincs Nidcl3, I'M oicicn III
Den Ielcpboneinpurl ju tbun un0
bic llngcidlligfeit elmer 1eIcp6oui-
tin in Grenton. 9t..S., foItat bent
frilberen 9Iloernlon Oscar !. giieoat
$500, ocnn ieine Stoaung iuuroc
bur6 Ieuer 5eritort. Ger Staq iino
qegen 10 llbr 6cuer uno giiebet liti
3ur n1hlfen 3elepbonItaiion, nm bic
6euermebr 81 benohridtigen. 9Ils
er oen gtifel in oos Sclepbon mar.
fen ioQte, bemcrfte er, 0ab er fein
5 GentsItiid bel iif) bobe. 9lieOet
bat Ous iiingc 0idohen, Die 6euer'
iDcbr 81 bennhrid)tigen, ood) oiclr
bIieb itanoboit ilno erfIdrte, crit
5oblen oonn telepboniren". Gls Die
sSelierluebr ipGtcr Don O9nt gronoe
bortc, riidte tie ioiort aus, n6er c3
tpor 81 ip1t, Der Stau lag in Griim.
ner uesb 9Ildc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Salimorc Wb, sountag 4. Snli 1909,

ISobn &obnion, ms 95in Gcihoiicn.
0iili9itbcrifi " s. Goiion, IN Den
&iitcu 9eidoiicn
Ger &orfoll trllG lid iolgcn0crnlds
Bcn SIT: GorbCort bottc nit cmcm Ge-
niiicn s. &. Wiiacr ciucn Strcit &C.
babt rn0 2cbtcrcn nngcblicb nit CT.
mem WIeiicr beOrpbt. Gr brob ourolti
in eiuCn Yo0Cn cin un0 Itubl ans Dent
itlbeu einc Ilinte lmo NItnition. Srls
5piidcn iommcltc 6iiliSihcrifi Gai-
ion cine Wuunidoft un0 mocbtc iid
an 0ie SerfoI9ung Gorbcort'S. Die
2llfiorbcrlm9, iih SIT crQcbcn, 6cant.
portetc Der 2cBtere nit eincnl ShuB;
bic Monni6oft fellcrtc 3lwiid, lmO 10
mrrocn mcbr ais cin GuBeno S6iilie
olSgctuuIdt.
Gacuc, mcl6er bel ser mil0en Sogo
p5rlcbcntlt6 fiir Gnrbcort ongclchcn
luor0en mar, lultr6e bon 0cn &crlol-
germ bcS ScBtcrcn 9eld)oncn lno pieI-
leidt t0Otlid ucrullnOct.
9ocboen @orbcurt. Scr itorf g3s
trllnfen bottc, iih ihlicBlih er0ebcn
bate, crflGrte cr, boB er NcgIonbt ia.
be, ourh einc &arihm0rlllg bcoroGt
5u icirL uno in fntblpebr geieucrt 6n-
be. Gorbcort mar crit Dor mcniGcn
Wionotcn aus bem 3uhtbouic cntloi-
icn porocn, 100 cr einen Tcrnlin lpc'
gen Moro SeriufS perbiiBt Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Scid)c iuiro nusac9rabcn.

9fcp Oort, 3. >{uIi. - Sin @cs
rid)t2bcfcbl lulroc bclltc erlolien, luel-
der Die 9IltSgrobung Der Seicbc 0cS
lpoblbobcnocn 6urnter gllireO Burt
bon Wiineolo, g. :. onoronete. Burt
mar nm 5onncrltng i'll icincr 0ob-
mtng crbGngt oliigcflnOen moroen
lm0 man bate Sclbltmoro ulS@runo
oorlicqenO on0cnonnlcn. Ter glns
lunlt bon SSrot Sorob ". SitlS beam
tragic icOo6 Den GrloB OcS obcn er-
lu0bntcn @criht9bcieblS, in0cm CT
unqob, @clpcile SIT huben, ipclhc c$
9lulbboit crldcinen licBcn, bob Burt
uer8iitct itno oonn mtigebGn9t NOR
bcu lei. Ger So0tc hotte cinen 9to6.
lob i'm @ertbe bon iibcr 100000 bft-
terlolien, iunb Srnu 3ihlS bcontroatC
i'm @eridte, ibr &crmnItlmgS Soa'
madt 5lt geben.
Sor. Burt mur % Sabre alt. Gr Der
bcirntbetc Iid) Dor ehun MonotsiriIt
nit Sri. @ertrlloc gllbrcht bon 81.
mont, &or cincr @odc cntltonocn
Gificrcn5cr jluiidcn Dem jlIngcll
Eoorc, ais ocrcn HchlItot 6rou Burt
ibren @nttcn pcrIieB. Sn 6iclcnt @or-
ioQ bate oAgcmcin ooS WiotiD fir
ben lmlthnlobIi6cn SclbItmorO ocS
6ormerS geltdt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
gSainlurigbt in Nlaricnbao.

st. 9ouiS, Mo, 3. SuIi. =
Ciucr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der nHe.
public" BON Morienboo in Seitreidl
jiioIgc bat Ser befanntc biefige
9rnuer Gais Bainiurigbt Der bier
icit 1902 Der gciteding nngeflogt it,
feline 2uIt no1 2lmerifa juriif3ufeb.
rem uno ii6 pro5eiiiren 5l lniien. Seit
Ionnertag iueilt er jltr @r6oliing i'll
0ioricnbaO. 9llf 9eirogen ioa Wain'
nrigbt crtldrt boben, boB er ouf cine
llnterrcOung nidIt uor6ereitet lei
mo in 9cjug auf ieinc cpentueae
9iiidfcbr no6 2Imerita nihts 3u iogen
bC6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
eSatale Hanif.
Ennif i'm WnnrcnbHnS hat ucrocrb,
li1c SSolgCn.

Gm flcine$ MGo6cn t0otlih un0
mcbr ols 5lpou5ig @crioncL mci.
itCua 6rouch icbpcr pcrlcbt. -
Scr 9hli o6cucr!" pcrltriohtc Oic
&crluirrlng. - 6ihi GbincIct
sum- Suoc ucrllrtbcilt. @ci
cincnl Sample 5miihCu SbcrifiS-
W(onnldoft lm6 rnrioiitHenStr0i
lingcn nht Ecroncn gcicboiicn
elmer lcbcnSgciG6rlirG uerIcbt. -
SciGc cinc9 6orncrs miro ouagc.
8robcn. - Gin Tcrootbt rcgt lid,
6oB &crbrchcn pOrliclt.
Tctroit, Oiih., 3. &uIi. - Gin
Honit in Dem &reS0eidcn 5 imo 10
GtntSsSa0en an Woo0uur0.9lpcnuc
rcltltirtc beute in ser t0otli6en Ser
lebitng cineS &InocS un0 ser mebr
oOcr ninOcr ihmcrcn TerlaBung bon
nin0cItcnS 5pon5iN Ecriouen, bel.
nobc ouSnobmSloS GSroucn mo &ins
Der. Ter EnnIt foIgtc 0enl bon cinenl
l(nb3fonnten in 0cm BON elmer cid
ten Wtcni6cnmengc bcictten 5mcitcr
Stodlucrf nlr3gcltobcncn 9llfc o6cu.
cr!" llnNcfGbr 600 E1rioncn Itiiru-
ten MIN in iuil0cr Sltft lhrcicno un0
nm iid) ltoBcnO Der Sreppe 5u Sn,
folac 0cS 9InIttrnlc9 brud 0no @eldn,
Der olli Der cincn Saitr lm0 cine 0un.
sc gIn5obl Der SIicbcnOcn gcrictb 5ll
Sale. llcbcr i6rc a0rpcr binmc9
Nin9 Die nilOe HSogO mcitcr. NIebrcrc
5roucn, mcl6c ocn @cg 5llr Srcppc
ob0cid,nittcn lobcL Iicicn 81 ocn 6cn-
tern, INN ouf bic StroBc 81 ipringtu,
IieBcn lid ober 9liidlidenuciie Olwd)
bic @ornln0Srufe Der Eolionten BON
ibrcm llnterncbmcu obboItcu.
Ger Aalnc oc8 t6btlid DcrIcBtcn
fleincn MdObchS lit Hoic go9tonoi
iic licgt I'M ct. Morp'S Sooipitol nit
eincm Sd0oclbrI6 OornicOcr; chuo
nod cin Gubeno 5roucn nnO ainOcr
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me, Gie lci6ter &arlcbten 0lrftcn
lidL nofNcm ibncn Elm &crbono an.
Gclcgt mar nod ibrcn WobnltnGcn
begcbcn.
G5 mar ser GrofiuungStog bcS 60.
0cnS in eincm ncuen @cbduOe, uno
minbeItcnS 2000 Terioncn, porncbnl'
lid Sroucn, moren bel gllSbru6 OeS
Eonifs in Dem iiiniItodigen Souie
onlueien0.
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CnaliIdlcr garonct tobt aniacinubcn.

Dumo 9lrijy 3. 1SnIi. Cine oili
otm bieiigcn Yubnboi Der oSoutbern
4iocific. .9obn" bette auigciunoene
nGnnli6e 2eicbe muroe our1 ga.
pierre. Die Ger 1oote bel iid iiibrte.
ais Die Cir 9lrtbur Carl Stepuep's
ans 9onOon ioentiii5irt, cine9 be9ii,
terten en9Iiihen 9oronets iulo be.
fonnten @elebrten.
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GuaiiiOn 5luiifcn Strafcnbabn.
Nngguns.

Ct. 2ouis, 3. Suli - 9ci elmer
Golliiion 5iuiihen 3mei bon einenl
Sommcrgorteu riidiobrenoen Stra.
acknowledgements, luelbe iid belite
iilb an Der euclio.9lpenIe eretgnete,
muroen 5uei Yerioncn idiper uto
mebrere anoere leid)t ucrlebt.
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9as GuOc bom 0ieO.
Marimnm, nno Minimnm-Eruuiiiu'
ntn i'm 8unoesiennt anseuummen.

3G Stimmcn iiir rno Is Stimmen
gcgcn oic MoBnobmr. - 0aS
Gruortctc eingetrctcn. Gic
IruIts motbcn ibre Strait in Ser
60hitCn lcgisIotiuen aorperl6ait
bcnlCrf6ur. - Gin bon ben Stoa.
ten mterbrcitctcS llmcnoement
miro gcoulbig u1O nit nenig
2tlSiiflt Gut9ebciBen.
@aibington 3. g., 3. Suli.
Tjc Wnrinnlm- uno Wiininuln.Rro'
piluncn mtrben bcllte i'm Senat NIT
90 Ncacn is Stinncn ongenunnen.
Nic MOBnubme, uelde cine lebbafte
giStltiion 5ur 6olge battc, tritt om
81. M0r5 1910 III Sroit, Ter Be
i,;mmung gcm0B miro Scr Morinol.
3oQ % Hro5ent 40 pnlorem betras
gen. lmo ouberoem fonnen noh Be-
liebcu 8eraeltlngs. .0ioBregeln einae.
ii;brt merocn. Die 8oritriiten Die.
iet OioBregcI tretcn am 81. 0tdri
1910 in &roit. 0oh miiiien 80 Gage
ucrItreidbclL cbe lic OlIrh cine Ipe5iellc
@roflomotiou ocS Er1iiocntcn 3lm
@eict miro. Ger 3oQ ouf Sbee uno
Goifcc, mie ocrielbe nripriinglih
i'm glmcnoement porgeieben puroe,
ulroe nit Der 3uitimmung bes 81.
nnn5.Gonlite'S mlSgcitrihen.
Der Scnat bat iib nlld bereit err
fldrt, SEM gImenoement Der @infom'
mcnitClcr in perihieoenen Staaten,
mclbcS bc5iiglid Der @infonmen.
S;euer bonbclt, aiiuItig 81 Itimmen.
Gin oieSbc5ilgliher beiinitipcr 9e.
ldlub miro om Wontag Nohmittug
nm / l(br an9enonmen.
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Baltimore &Obio
GrturFons>SnGetin.

S2.5O-Guniberlaus NIB 5nriid.
Sl7O-SerteleB sprinss nnp Snriid.
t25-Uiartinebnra nno 5nrhf.
St.25-Surprr's 1errp uno 5nrld.
Sunntag, ben II. Snii. Spes
5inISna betldbt mi. Roudl.sd6ns
buf i'm llbr Sorut. 9umoens
edbnbof nm 40 Sorm.
Wiaeara. ;yafis.G Grfnrtpnen.
Si065-Nrritaa, O. uHo 29. 1ult.. RtHefe
- la9e giiItig, etnitIteBIitb oes
Gcades Sni anS gail4Gn 8arior.
gaageons SerIdBt @nm6enfea6ns
gSl &c.,! sdP SSrn a,r, @lOnRi i,rso,sI; @ossI;
oGs beribme 9ebigbsIba soie
Shipei8 bon glmeriiG".
eetnier'SItnriionen.
s5OO--eitianiit Gin, CAPE wlan. eea
3sle Gitn ane rsean 9itn. N.-5.,
nun surhd ieorn 1reitag u. Sam.
ftaa bis If. september. @iltig
fir bic Riiifubrt bts einidItebli1
Etenitag.
gSodbeHtnb. q rfHrfsafu mad, ben
eebttgs.Eeiprts.
st0Q-9trftlea eprtnss mao snriid.
$5.00-rtsr Harf. Eaffano arb 9enun.
tain saft gart uub Snrii6. Wsau
lihere iit ostdiliirie Sn'ormation
IN ben silreang BET Baltimore
Sbio'Gabn".
ganpentionen.
Ss5.i0-eos anaeies nub surhd. girete
tuil 8erfnuf tdalidb bis gum 3:
Suli. 3nitia Bur Hidfa6rt bis
81 Eftpber
S7.i0-Dspuntain sais Bart nnb Sariid.
Hiaete Biin getfnui ieben Iaa
hts ~ 2iIt. @hlfie aiir stiid.
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THE WAY DOWN THE BAY

iSuit sur ecc II. Observation-Disclosures
t50NiciIcn; SoI6pnicr; ocn Gan6cnlug gcbenS'
@rbaItcr; Gampicr "Gmma sites" Sicnitaa
nno 9uuueritaa, llbr Wprarns. 3n Sauie
nm 1915 glbctos. Aiueic soc. Ncaiun %,
SUM- (Snni5-)
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Summcrfoit nno 2ogis.

9p6iie Saii.Sarm nil Gboptnnf 5lnb,
nnbe RobnsSaf nno Sriuro; pra6tbouc, mad
benz gRaiierufcr nbinllcnbe 2alun: aiitcs Sal4'
iua ifcrsgdoen; Nnocrs rnb Seaelbopte frci:
9nulic1; niisgc6eidncie 3iidc; srober 2nn5inaI;
iigIi6e 4ott; 1ecpbonc.
ssran ". Wt. Srinsfclb,
(Snni23, fWD 9iobnLSaf. Wso.