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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
&dt Scitcn.
Gas Gimfommcnltcncr ENHANCEMENT.

~uc StHIpW itNINHl CHl1HptH'tbt'
Sm Nbaeor0netcnbouic lit Der &c.
notsbeidlub Den Stnntcn Der Union
eiu ENHANCEMENT 5itr &erioIiun9 5u
mltcrbrcitcn, iueld)es Die @infilbrulg
elmer ginfommcnitcuer perfollun9S-
mdbig mndlt, nit meit mebr oils Der
notbnenoigcn 3~lucibrittel Webrbeit
oitgerommen porber. SIS itimmten
81 NtttgIieber fir ooS ENHANCEMENT
lt10 MIR ii 0ogcgen, llno 0icic IA
moren obuc Nusnobmc Hepublifo.
ncr. Die meiiten aus ben SItitooten.
9ie 3en1ofroten ltimmten mic eirl
Mann fir 0as NmlenOement. Ger
@orIiber oes Gomitc'S fir Wfittel uno
gScge, Sr. Hopne, Illftc Den Hcprd-
Ie~ntnnten ploilibel 81 modpcll, oaB
Die Ginfommcnlteller cine Station
bon 2iignern id)offen merbc. Ser
Stonbpottcr bon Eenniplponicn bat
iid ihlcdIt nlsgeoriidt. Die Sciite,
iueId)e 5ltr Ginfonmeniteucr bcrollge.
5ogen perbcl %iolleil, biloen nidt Die
geation. limo menn iie liigcn uno
falif) idmoren, 10 mcroen lie nid)t
0urh 0qs Enhancement 5l Sii9nerll
iuio Meineioigcn gcnlodt, ionOern
iie iito es iforr. @S pdre eirtc0rmm.
belt, Dos Ginfommeniteuer .. @eieb
nid)t ein5ufiibrcll, neil cine In5obl
Scutc iid) SIT 2iiancrn illS 0teincibi-
gen MADDEN fonnten. Mou oilrie tic
heSholb nibt III 0eriudung fiibrcn.
GoB cine lolhe 9cmerfung, ipic lie
Serr Eopne gemoht bot, iiberboupt
aiisgeIprodjeit mcroen foitnte, mllb
munoern. Wie id)led)t mIB Der
Mann bon Den Heiden ocnfen! GnS
I'M Gongrcb nit GROCER Woiorit1t
angenpmnte1c rs. ENHANCEMENT III
bomtt nod nidt redtSgiiltig. 9ic
8eiebgebungen Der %cin5elnen Stoos
ten bdben iebt boriiber 81 entIdcioen.
GoS ENHANCEMENT lit I'M Solfe popit.
lar, ollein eS miro Id)on iebt BON
Sdnpar6lehern bebnuptct, boB es Die
3uitomming Der sur Nutiiifotlon
notbmenoiacn Stootcn5obl nid)t cr-
bolteu luerbe. Bur Hotififotlon ocS
ImenbementS lit Die 3uitimmun9
Der beioen %9eietgebenocn aorper.
ldaItcn bon 81 Der 46 Stooten erfor,
berlid). 9ie iibrigen II mogen/ oo.
gegen Itimnteil ooer lid ilber Die De
iidtieung nift eiuigen fonnet, III.
Dem oaS tSous bofiir, Der Senot ober
bogegcn lit ooer umgcfebrt. 9ic 8c.
t%ebrnlgltng bcS amendments iuilr0e
bubnrd] nid)t pcreitelt mcroen. 90
nbcr Die Stimmung I'M Solfc Dor.
ipiegenb 5u @uulten Der G%infonnlcr.
itener iit, 10 miro Der notbigc 3rud
auf bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ollo9e-
iibt lueroeu, 10 Dab o%rlgenonlmcn
meroen bari Oob "a Der StaotS Sc
gislaturen iih fiir bns ENHANCEMENT
erfl1reit meroen. SSn Der Serioiiung
lit nidt porgeiebcr, ipie bolo Die Ma.
Irritation einer amendments ne
iolntion 81 criolgen bot; ober eS ltebt
81 ernorteu, oaB bic Stuotsaelebgc.
bitngen bel ibrem n1diten 3uiom.
meutreten iiber Dos ENHANCEMENT ob.
Itinmen tperben. 90 manhe Stoats.
Seeislnturen crit I'M Sabre 1911 lpie.
Der 5ltia1nmentretcn 10 lit eS oilS0e'
idllpIieu, bob Dos ENHANCEMENT nod
III Siciem ober olldl i'm nGt)Itcn Sobr
bcIt1tigt merbeu foun. Sm nnd)ltell
Sabre fam iiber bos Enhancement
mr. IN IA Stoatseeieegebunaen obs
geitimmt meroen. Snmerbin miro
man % id)oll ieben f%ounell, mic Der
&aie laufen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Ebnrlrs MtGrr.

IS fturb an II. SuIi 1909 Charles Wiiner,
%aeIiebtcr @ufte BON Gniburine Diiller, int 81.
Sabre ieincS GebcnS. Die Neerbi9Ita finoct
Sunncritug, , u6r Nubmttta9s. BON ictncr
leGten 9Snbuuna. 3r. 300, 6anpuer'etrnfe, aus
itdtt. NeiicBulg %pripatinl. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
8cfanntmadjuHgen.
ehreau beg staaOt.8comctrrs

ncr otoD,.Geo IIl99IIiS,rrir, o I3' SSi gr y 1eOy ben
20. Suli 1909. &ormiitagS 10 llbr an DIT
liro Stene eri1einen ll1h oa5 9liueai Der
Siaesgllep. bon Winriorls bis Ger ifteionsStrdBe,
teitftcucn.
8atcigB e. Sbpmas,
(Sulit4) StaotsSeometer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
DAT Qawn Cemetery,
Gafern.Nuenue.8oab nabe 9ortb Reint'S'pas'
Seitdnoige 9uiFdIt. gradtcule Gage.
GNIIfilN .Rlfte(
Qpnbpn.Harf. Gcntctera.

gareau: g,r. II, gpett. Saratpsa.eirahe, nab
Saupt.Gingang: 5rebertd. 9,nab.
Vegra6nibpIlBe bon $25 oil inter beftdroteer
gufiicbt; Sbnlttblnmen, Sciptnoe,. gtlnr5eil ste.
tpcrSen I'M Irei6baus am Saupts@tnenne ee'
iunoen. Infer @sent ipiro, penn sefpiirtdt,
bprfpredet. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
THE WAY . DOWN THE BAY

Sat 5ur Gee 1t. Observation-Disclosures
1500ciIen; GnI5tuaTer; ben ean5euIag 2eherS'
GrbaIier; 9anrpfer emma 8iles," Stenitas
unb Spnueritas, 7 llbr MorGcHs. gu Saule
INT 1915 gbeuos. ginete soc. 8eetnn 90.
SUM. .s, CSuntt5|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
CHE goItimpre Stro.n Sarpet

gleaniua aub storage Gpmpanh, sr. f21, r..
grrenc.e traRe. 9eppi6e anfeeIlommen. aerei.
Mat ut6 pieoer seIegt. geionbere SaciIffdten
fir 9aaerune hon Ieppihen, Rbbeln aufbe.
tpahrt IN 8rtbatsNdumeu. Setbe 7eIsptonk.' ~
(slprtI6 ,9V1te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
fsGreefs9 ampfersG 50.

Gummrr.5abrpfan.
Mbfabri oes Samplers mad TodsGreef ulo
Gtun0 Greet bon Spcooeuis gSerfte, am Sube
8 tbr Gadnritiogs, auseenommen Gamiiae
uno Sountae. Saurftags nm q ubr Worgels
iino 8 llbr Nia6mitiaas llno Sonntags Inn 4 II.
8 ubr 0iorgcn5 ituh 2 ubr Radnittaes.
SpeSiaIs9fdten init Sumpfer'9bnrtcrtns aeae'
ben. Sir Mionoihein@G rtIritunctl fbrinen be-
ionoere Announcements g~etroffen fperoeil.
Sir nIle Gin5elnbeticn frage, teiepbonire oocr
~ibreibs an sJnbn Seatbr Superintendent Speo.
ocu's &bart am Snhe oes Bruaotuap.
(Jpnib 3lRtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
..Gubauo inject Killer 10. q

Eruf. GpnborD, Or. meS., bcntIdcr
Ar5t. Baltimore, NIB, 62s WsrS- Galpert. Str.
Ierpen.Scioen. gue 5uaeaoGenen 8raifbeiteu
ourh rene Wietboocn .gebeiIt; aue Gpuren aus
9eirer5t; 40 Sabre erfoIgrei6er YrdriS: enrdil.
iirt. Sprchftunoen q-ta, "a unb 81
Gadlni. WlGn fpreebe boz ober fbreibe.
(Oiai26-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

Soum lit bic Hepolu55e.
rel in Columbia 5l Gnoc. bn fommt
cs 5miiden 9olipin mo glrgcntiuicn
sit crnltlihen 0iiieren6en. Mrgenti
MEN pcrlongt @cnlgtbu1n9 iiir Die
Ictn0lcltgcn <nogcbungen Der 90
llploner ac0c1t Irgcutinieu iuto Den
orgentintldcn 8ciutoten in Ga EoS.
Gte orgentililhc 8einnotid)oft miro
non 300 Solbotcn belpod)t. Ser lin.
millc Der @olinioner lit blrd) 0icGnt.
lt)eioltng ocs orgentiniidcn Yruli.
ocllterl iibcr einen 8rcn5ltreit 5lui.
ifen Ecrll mo 9olipio bcrporgeril,
len morocu. Eeru lit NIT Dem
Shieoslprlld) 5lirieocn, 9olipio 90
gege1 nid)t. 81 eillem &ricge 5iuis
id)eu Den boocrnoen G~epublifcn miro
cs obcr ld)iucrlid) fuonnlen.
Heperen0 Sobn Saggcrt,
ein Observation-Disclosures, Der Sror,
iinO aino Dor 81 rSobren IN @ilfcs.
barre, To., I'M Stih lieB, lit Jest 5lt.
rid Aefebrt. Sein Scridpinoen fam
CT lih nidt erflIrcn ul0 meint, CT
babe 0nmnlS bos @eoGdtniB perlos
rem, mo ais CT cS mieocrerlanat ia.
be, ga lei ieinc Sror bertitS pieber
perbcirotbct gepcicn. Sie M0r poit
Dem 8cbGhtniBihmuno lit icoenfoGs
eriiunoen mo nidt cinmol gliidlid,
Saltlc Siien1otentcn.
= II 81 / d) y q t = + | | {
Wrl0bt nit ieircm Icroplon oith niif
onnrrifonild,rn 9oocn einenS riumph
9efeitrt. Sn 5% Wtinitcn lcgte Der
Ncroplon ctlun brct lttlb cine babe
Oteilcu 5uriid, olio cine Slusgc-
ihminoigfeit BON ctluo 40 Nteilen Die
Stunhe, Tos Erobcilieacn mar mir
Die 8orbercitung iiir ipotere Golier.
iliige, Die 9enlott lperben iolcn,
luenn Scr Motor gut eilaelouien lit
mo ta0elpS funttionirt.
Sm obgcInufcncn Sis
foIiobrc murocu $4,000 Sonnelt
Eilon5eniaiern: Slabs, Sam, Suite,
Monila-Snnf Ii. bgl. in Die Tereinig.
ten Staoten eiit9efilbrt. ,Sln Hor0.
rpeiten beS 2nnoes miro Slads III
Men9e ac5ogen, bod llur 0es ga.
mems pegen. ans Dem Seinol aelpplls
mer miro. Gle 6ladSfoier bIeibt I'M.
benuBt olri Dem Seloa lieger. Gotip.
nehe 2ononirtbid)oit treibcn sic
AhAFerifdi,er alio nod niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
umsuas.Scrfanf.

Wpnumeuttn. @rnbtetneu unb etatuen.
81 mir oas 2nserbauS Er. 1913, .georo,
GbdrlessStrabe, be8oeert baher, peroeu fptr bds
Weft.galttnipr re. strnRe, 5u atsrebunlih nteott'
Gen Breifen perfuuten.
6. Silgartner e Guns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
u nino,n u8ou Sou, Yp, d,n4
San &. Tamilicn Grfnriioncn

mad Mnnapulis nnb Meeit Niuer, Edntpfcr
emma 6iles," 0ipntag, @tttppdl lnb 5ret'
tag, 7.30 Surut. 9iiidiebr ehud $50 Ibenov.
Spe5iea spnning, $50 Gorm,, Jiiidiebr et>pa
S.45 @uhcnbs.
SalbfeiertneSs@ rfnriioncn ieben eamitaa,
t.3O. 9ladn. 3nriid hci 0louoesli6t 1915
MbeAbs. Mtabl6eiten SOC. Niuete soc. Bonn
Bier gr. 10, GigBtsStrnbe. GoIbeiter 60.
(Suli10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

@eil uniere 6lotte, lpie Captain
MADAM iogt, bilft, ben 8eltfrieoen(D
81 TferH.
@cil Die @runologen ocs Iei6cs
ollf Der Seegcltung beruben.
@eil cine Afieoerloqe 5rtr Gee Den
3uiommcnbrud oes HeideS uno Den
@erluit Der 6rsibeit cineS freicn Gol-
fcS bcocuten piiroe.
@eiI cine iiberlegeue 6lotte ms
Dor elmer Snpoiion ihiibt.
8ciI uniere 8er9ongenDeit ouf Dem
MoIlcr lag, neil unlere @egenport
lno rnierc 3ufunit ouf Dem @oiicr
ltegt.
@eil sic 6lotte Gnglono'S Gin unO
9Iaes lit unb in Der 6lottc otS Cant
beS Sdidiol liegt. t,.
Eogeloug Bat man i'm
Scnot iiber Die 30ae olti Gingc Sc.
bnttirt, Die ltltr fir perbdltuiBnlGbig
iucnlge GonIuncnten III 8etrodt
fommcu, ubCr in einigen StlnOtn
mar Der Wnrimols ltlto Criminal
Sorif ob9etbon. Ser Winimol.Sori
lit Der oLgemcin giiltige, pcnn ms
olocre SGnoer oac 3ouper9iinItigun'
gen 9enGbren bic lie irgcnO elmer
otocrcn Notion 5u9eitebcn, olltb
mcnn Oieie Notionen lid untereinon.
Der fiir gcluilic @oorengrllppen &c.
gerlcttia 3liacit1n0niiic modem. Sic
GCreinigtcn Stooteu moheil fcincr.
lei SonOcl55u9eitGnOniiie, perIungcll
ober bon on0aren Sonoeru aQe ME.
brighten 3oQiGbc. Sm on6cren SoQc
tritt Der Worimol.5or IN arait, eiu
3uldlog bon % Ero5ent ocS Wer.
Ties otf ollc @ooren Ses 2onoes.
GaS limo Erobibitio5oae. @oben iid)
Die DtebrbaitS.S cnotoren Die Srug.
iueitc uno Solgen 0icier 8cieBgebung
flor aenlod)t? Ger Mtorimol.5 orif
ocS SenotS lit qcrooc5u Die GrflI-
rltllg eincs SonOelsfria0e3 al onoere
Sonbcr. TranfreihL Gcutihlut0,
StoliclL Scitreid). ltn9orn, HuBlono
bobcn Hccipro3itGts &crtrGQe. Gic
broudcn mir nidt. @ir pcrlongcn
ouc 8ortbcilc. obne etlpoS ooiiir 81
bieten.
Hcprolcntont SomeS u.
Wonn bon Sainois. Der &oriiber oeS
Gomite'S fir Eopier un0 Sol5brci, lit
lnermiiolid tbGtig gepeien, cine Ser.
obIeblrn9 Der 3oQe ollf oiele @eger-
it0n0c 5u erlongcn, i'm Sntereiie Der
Gonhlmentcn. Iic SoltS-Iia lebtc
Den lorif ollf Grltdpopier BON iahS
oilf 5luci Collars pro Come bero6.
Gos ScnatS- Enhancement oageqcn
erb0bt Ben Sorif BON Der iebi0en
Notc bon itd)S olti od)t Collars. 9ic
Gtlfltbr bon 0ol5brci aus CANADA
miro lobm qclcgt, limo babel limo
nur 5iuci Stootcn in Der llniou, lpei-
dc booiitf profitirer, 5rpei Stoot4L
lpelfe 3luciOrittel Der gum Sol5brti
touglidcn 9Gume bobcn. Gas Ne,
observation-disclosures ioltc in Ger &c
nteiniomcn Gonfcrcrl5 Niles ouibics
ten, Oieien %mnlinnigcn Sorif Der Dem
9oil5cn 2onoe boS Yopicr ~pcrtGcicrt.
SIT Sail ST. %bringcn.
&oum lit Bic Nepolu55ea
rel IN Columbia al Gnoc. GA fomlmt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
8nfrpc Bead Sotel,

9ufroc Bead, So.
VIII Der unteren gbcfapeoTe.Bai aeeeen;
pradltnailc eetnerie; NeleH.Sao; tetrter Siif'
fang, ft6te Sabrten per antfdbc, nnter. oer pet'
tine Der ,Icmport.Rrms unb DID Eptnt Hatis
iuag ano electric epmsnr1."
Snformation uno 9dnpblet anf erfnHen.
(Suni16, 1Wit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

9os mel it, mas i'd BON
Der lebt i'm @on0e befinolidcn
NloSta 9ufon NhtaiteQung iogcn
ldBt, beitabt BARN, ooB lie orci Dill
Iiolren Collars mc6r foitet, ais bic
T%ercinigten Stootcn iiberboupt iiir
NloSto be5oblt bobcn.
0f..O. StS5tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

Sic Grmd f Jung BON Gum
%heslenotorcn lit b~efnnntlid) Den
Stoots ScgisIotltren p%orbcbolten II.
Der @crilld Der g%nlenoirrng Der
@unoeS Scrioiiuna, Inn oirefte
Solfswoblen berbet5ufiibreli, pprlGu-
fig nift crfolgreih gelpeien. slber
elm geiuiiics Siirrosot lit bofiir ee.
idoffen lporoen. Sn Oregon l6Bt
man Die @epolferung ben Senotor
ermablen ullo Die 2egislotilr bat Die
@abl lcoiglit 5ii ratiii5iren. Die
&olfslpobl beiist feline geieelid) bin.
oenoc &raft. Mber es lit BORT poriges
Sobr poiiirt, Dob iie cine Mebrbeit
fir citcn Gemofroten ereeben, nab.
reno Ole SeaiSlatiir cine Republican,.
ite Oiebrbeit erbielt. Ganlit mar Die
Sod)e oui cite bortc Erobc eeitellt.
Sic beitono Tie, Die replblifoniide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Nph 2ebae

Mhiir Sall. 2arm am Gbopianf ; 5Inb,
rube HondIsCnf uno Srfote; pradiOole, nod
benz gSaiierufer abfa aenee aapn; autes Snl3'
ipdfiers9uocn; Ruoers uHo GeseIboote trei;
Qalnd; aisse5ei6nete aiidbe; srober Ian5faal;
tielite Boit; Telephone.
Sran q. 81 grinsfielb,
(Suni23 ,fW) JtobulsSdf. Weo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Cats Shore Sine parf,
@crmiIdlte Nn5cigen.

8ir inqcr alien Srellloel ltto 9cfarttcn i'll
ods e%rtpieierie Ncileio uuo Die plunleutpeHoet
Sum 9'e9rdbnib %IInferer g~elicbteu Satin INA
Uiuttcr Auun 0ugel iicfqeiiblten Sanf.
Sic iralernNen Sinterhlieheuer.
(tg5) Sauatius 1pgel nebft Stnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

BrGiiocnt Gait BAT % +.
leio nit ben Gorporotioncn. Stott
Der 3llcrit porgcicbcnen 9eitcucrung
bon 5luci Yro5ent mill err es bel eli
ncn1 Bro3cnt belpen0en lniien. Sci
Dem groBcn Ipporot BON Scamteu
Der sur 0ctrcibung Der Corporations.
Steuer %notbpenoig it, piiroe bon Ell
ncr einpro3entigcn Steucr iAmerlid)
oiel iiir Die SunOesfaiie iibrig blci.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

9ulom an @cbr0iih. Ger
Nci6sfan5ler ioQ oieicr Gage bon eli
mem Frofeiior Scr oItorientoIiiden
Sproden gefrogt morocu Iein, oh CT
boffc, Die 5inon5reiorm SIT Stanoc
5l bringen. S6Iogiertig untwortcte
cr oltt SebrGiid: o8ii-IoW", OoS
bciBt altf oelttih: nGur6 mid nift."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-04
WAR IS NOT FINISHED
 IN RETAIN TERRITORY


 Madrid, Oct 3.-There Is an absence of news from the front since General Marina, commander of the Spanish forces at Melilla opened the offensive yesterday. but the recent resistance of the Moore and the Spanish losses have convinced the Government that the war Is not yet over and that too much importance should not be at tributed to the capture of Mount Gu- ruga.
 Following last nights decision by the Cabinet to send a new division To Morocco, Premier Moura tonight an- nounced that he wished to end the campaign as quickly as possible, and that. therefore, General Marina would be given all the endorsements he needed.
 The Moors are reported to be con eentrated on the three mountains, Ar gan. UI-Xan and Milon, which are all most equally as dangerous of access as Mount Guruga and must be dis lodged. There are persistent reports tbat Mulai Hafid is secretly encourag- ing A holy war and urging the tribes men in the vicinity of Fez to join the Riffians and expel the Christians from the country. There is no confirmation of this, but if is understood that sev- eral tribes have despatched contin- gents to reinforce HaFka, the Ritiian leader
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-04
GAS EXPLODES IN MINE SHAFT Eight Dead, Five Se-
 riously Hurt. OTHER DISASTERS EXPECTED It Is Reported That Shaft is Cav
 ing In. Fire Destroys Plant and Hoist, Making work of Rescue Hazardous.
 ssine Burns FiereeIy Du-
 ring Night.
OTHER DISASTERS EXPECTED

Roslyn, Wash. Oct. Slight men are known to have been killed and five per- haps fatally injured in an explosion of gas In the shaft of Coal Mine No. 4 of the Northwestern Improvement Com pany this afternoon.
 The men were working at the bot tom of the shaft.
 The explosion caused 6 fire which de- streyed the shaft plant, the hoist of which fell into the mine. Rescue will be attempted as soon as possible.
 When the explosion occurred, a col umn of fire was thrown hundreds of feet into the air, igniting the shaft plant and adjoining plants. In the intense heat, the hoist shaft crumbled and fell. Cinders were blown in all directions. several buildings in parts of the little mining town taking fire, the citizens were unable to extinguish the flames, and the Roslyn fire depart ment was called out
 The mine in the neighborhood of the shaft was burning fiercely late tonight, flames shooting up from the shaft nearly 100 feet into the air. The cleo. tric pumps which supplied the town of Roslyn with water were cut or and the water in the city was very nearly exhausted.
 It was reported that the shaft was caying In and that other explosions might occur at any moment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-04
RIGHTS PRESERVED
GERMAN ALLIANCE WANTS PER-
 SONAL LIBERTY.
Convention Meets in Cineinnati-Lead- CTS Favor True Temperance But Demand That Their Rights
 Be Maintained.

Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 3.-With dele gates representing forty-two states present. and with an audience that filled Music Hall, the National German Alliance was formally welcomed to Ohio and to Cincinnati today. The main business meeting of the body will be held tomorrow.
 At the meeting today. Governor Jud- son Harmon, In welcoming the visit ing delegates on behalf of the State. paid eloquent tribute to the German Americans of America. ascribing to them love of liberty that is charac- teristic of them as people and which. he said can but make for good in the country of their adoption.
 Mayor John Calvin also spoke wrI- coming the delegates, and Dr. c. ] Hexamer. of Philadelphia, president of the alliance, responded.
 In his address President Hexamer, said:
 As devoted citizens of this country. we hold ourselves second to none In our devotion to the cause of true temperance and to all that makes for the sauctity of home and decency and order in the State: but we are bitter ly opposed to the passage of any law that destroys our rights of personal liberty As free and sovereign peo" pie, we believe that we nave rlgnt to regulate our lives as we see fit The right to drink our wine and our beer. we consider as absolute an att tribute of human liberty as is the right to buy any other food. The d. vine right of each to pursue his own good in his own way should not be sacrIficied to the fears and the fanat- icIsm of those who regard or pretend to regard drink as a crime
 .We German Americans have never allowed our love of food or drink to degenerate into intemperance, or to interfere with the good of the com munity. and we regard prohibition as an unrighteous invasion of our man hood and rights of human freedom
 .sThe strongest plea that can be put forward for the mildest form of pro- hibition-local optiOn-is that It en- ables A fanatical majority to lord 1t over a liberal minded people. Let us hope that the spirit of liberty and American fair play will soon cause q reaction against the wave of fanati- cism that Is now spreading over our land"
 A resolution proposing to pledge the alliance to use its good offices to pre- vent the adoption of Constitutional amendment in Maryland. restricting suffrage in that state. will proba bly be a feature Of tomorrow'R business meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-04
MUCH COTTON LIES IN ASHES Bad Blaze Breaks Forth
 in Eutaw. FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE
 Total Loss is Estimated at Abou1
 $40,00. Three Hundred Bales Burn As welQ| As Goods stored In Buiiding--
 Origin Of Fire Is Un-
FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE

Eutaw. Oct. a.-tspecial.5--Fire ot unknown origin totally destroyed tho Greene County Cotton Company'a warehouse this afternoon, and the ma- jor portion of its contents. The loss has been placed at s4o.ooo.
 The flames were discovered about 1:3o o'clock at the time when the va rious church goers were returning home. The volunteer firemen quickly manned the engines and hose. but their fight was futile as far as saving the building was concerned However. they did recover 100 bales of cotfcn from the burning interior. and sayest several car loads of coal nearby.
 At the time of the fire there wefa 400 bales of cotton in the warehouse. Of this total. 300 bales were burned d. Other goods stored in the warehousa also burned. The cotton and goods is total loss. as there was no insurance- The building. valued at s1O.o0e, was fully covered by insurance.
 The building is a one-story brick structure located about 100 yards from the railroad tracks. The flames orfg- mated in the interior of the ware- house. While the cause is unknown.l it Is thought by some that spa k may have entered one of the bales while the cotton was being ginned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-04
CANADIAN ~ARCTIc" RETURNS.
Has Been Claiming Stray Islands For
 Government.

Father Point Quebec. Oct 3-The Canadian Government steamer Arctic Captan ]. F.. Beanier. which has been in the Far North for more than year, reached here tonight. Captain Bernier refused to talk of his trip, saying that he must first report to the Minister of Marine
 From members of the crew 1t was learned that the ship got as far north as s4 degrees on August 19. 1908, and had there been frozen in. only being released on August of this year Plenty of game was found, including white hear. musk OK. deer. fox and fur hea rins animals. but no seals. whales or Esl<imos were seen. There was lit- He snow. the moss being exposed on the island adjacent on which the Ca- nadian flag was planted. The mem hers of inc expedition returned in good health.
 Arranged primarily to collect GUS toms duties from the American whal- ers operating in the Northern Canadian waters, the expedition also was com missioned to plant the British flag as a sien of canadian ownership on all islands and other parts Of land in the Arctic seas which hitherto had been unclaimed.
 The expedition also carried quan- tity of supplies entrusted to the Ca nadian government by friends of Dr. Cook at a time when fears for his safety had been aroused by the ab-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-04
MARKET DIspLIcAsING.
Germans Do Not Like New Turn sf
 AMmlrn.


 Berlin, Get. 3.--The Reichsbank fe~ turn. issued yesterday has +eaussa ss Infavorable impression on the rnarko. '. notwithstanding q big drop in prlyafa discount, The total outgo. 6sf, f,000,oJ6 marks registers the heaviest depre~ citation the Reichsbank has ever nn~ dergone in one week. The dfmensfona or the outward movement have asfoA~ ished and pSrpiexed financial obserr- CTS. nobody having expected that tha market would make such heavy de~ mands.
 The principal explanation for thia| condition Is the big speculative waval which struck Germany In the summer and gained intensity throughout Sep- tember The imperial treasury also was partly responsible. since 1t now owes the bank Si3,O00,000 marks
 It Is not believed that the improves ments in general business and rising commodity prices have yet substantial ally affected the monetary position oe the country On the other hand. an unusual number of foreign loans have been issued to Germany this year. pian- ing the German money market in debt 10 foreign countries for eonsiderelsie amount. Some appreh ension also ts felt in Germany regarding develops ments in the New York money market. which seem to foreshadow a period of higher money.
 The share market has been somewiax depressed for the past few days by the money situation and the outbreak Of a price war among the potash interests \ for the American market, which. 1t is expected, will te carried on with reck- less price-cutting. involving feavy losses