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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
@ori6las Sur Site.
StraRcmbabu. Strifcr iii Ybilabclpbia
SIR Tiffcbr cinsclabcn.

SoDeit feinc criuG6ncnspertbcn &1l.
%It0r1u1gen. = @enerallielltenant
WacNrtbllr tritt in <beitallo
lno sic 9unocSormec mus ii1
bis ollf @citcreS oDnc eiren &c.
ncrullieutenont bebelfcn.-Glora
GoIen's M6roer crb1lt icin ~.
6csurtDcil. - Sobn oes oemofra'
tiIdcn 8oupcrncurs 8orcelon
BON Woiic crtrlinten. = Wei5cl1.
prci8 b0bcr ais ieit 80 Sobren.
Ybilaoclpbiu, /. Sltni.-0ic
Sad)lugc in 0enl am LETTER Can't
itog bier begounencn StroBenbabn'
Strife mar bellte inn @elentlihen llns
DcrGnoert. 9ic Hopi0 Srnniit SO. be
nod)ridtigtc Die ~itrifenoen Wotor.
nlGnner unO Gonoufteltre, ooB Gle
ienigelt, melhe am Somitog lucgell
ibrcS StriteS e~ntlaIien mur0en, ibre
Steaen 5uriid crbolten fonnclt, luelll
lie lid iofort melocn. Inoere Ntge.
1%tellte, meId)e in ser Sergongcnbeit
iue8en leifter &ergeben iDrcll Snui,
poB erholten bottelL iuilr0en ebell-
falls eingeloocn, 5llriid5ufebrcn. Mit
Siilfc bon bier uuO in anOeren St0os
ten ongeluorbenen Strifebredern
iuor Die Gompognie i'm StonOe, Nhpu
70 bon i6ren 1900 MaggonS in Be
tricb 81 crbnltcn bis Sonnenllntcrs
gang, 5u lpelder 3eit Der Serilld)
sur Gernittelung 0eS ScrfcbrS bis
morgen firth olfgegcben mltroc. Gic
critic Hubeitorung i'm nlittlercn Sbeil
Der Sta0t ereignete lid belltc, nlS
WGnner, mel6e init Der Grrid)tlulg
zines boben 8eb0uoeS an Der Sbeitz
nut. nno 10. StroBc beifGitigt lino,
Dtniien bon Nd9cIn uuO on0ercn De
genitGnoen ouf einell poriibcrfobrerls
Den @oggon bilob luorfer. Seine
Gerbaftltngen mllrOcn oor9cnommclt,
ollein Die Eoli5ei benudridtigte bic
Gontroftorer, ooB cine @ieoerbollmg
Der 8epoltthot eilt @erbot gegcn bic
Sortiebrng Der 9lrbeit oil ocm@ebGlt
DC bis sum- @n0e oeS StrifeS sur
SoIge baben perbe. Seine onoeren,
crlp0bnenSluettben &ubeItorungctt
iutroen beridtet. Mopor Hepblrll
gerlbte beltte abei1o, Die 3eit, nab
reno melher Die @irtbihoften ofien
blcibelh e%iiuien, bon 6 ltbp MsorgcnS
bis s llbr Ybel1os SIT pcrldngcrr.
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3ur @cu6tun q. - Wir mo-
d)cll All Die oil unocrer Stcllc ocS
,Gultid)cn Gorrcipor0enten" crld)ei.
ncroc 9ln5cigc bc5iiglid Der Gtobli.
RING oocr I'M Gtotbialc Ncueto6Ii.
rung Der 6irlt-9lpcnle, 8ootbitrobe
llt0 Gulpcrtoll-Npoo nnimerfinm.
Gin NuSmc9 .-@cnerolnnmolt
Siooc Sobc Stralts bat entidie6en
ooB unter osgn nellen Erim1rlpobl.
geicB HidtersG onoiooten in GonDen.
tionen nlli4eitcQt meroen fonnen. 9os
ourd) miro cS moglid, ooB Die Icmo.
froten ouBcr ben oemofrotiid)en rid.
tern Cams uno Seltisler olld orr
republifnniihen Giftcr 9obler wie.
Dernominiren fonnen. C6 Die Demo.
frotii6c INSTRUMENTATION cillen
iold)cn Gllrs beihlieBen miro, lit nod
nidr iid)er, oo Die Ncpublifaner al.
lem Anidcin nab cin polcS Hidters
ttdct uufitclen ullo nift Die bciocll
ocmofrotiihcn Hidter Cams mo
Scuialer iijr oic 8icbcrrpobl inooiii.
rem mcroen.
Srriinniger Neger cr.
rcgt Wen d)enou louf. -
Tid)t geringeS Nuiicben erreQte &c.
Itern Wor9cn bic gerboitung eineS
aniGcineno irrlinnigen 9tegcrs, mel.
der innerbolb meniger sefunben Elm
nod Sllnoerten 5d6len0eS Yublifuml
I'M lid periommelt bntte mo inn
6llrr oeS ogutom.8olticS" cine itpri.
&c He0c bonn Stopel lieB. Eoli5iit
3cnnis s. Mcaenra, mclher lid in
Der NG6c nuibielt, bate ieine liebe
Rot1, 0en robuitcn Neger nad) Der
meltIihen Eoli5eiitntion 81 tronSpor.
tiret. Gr miro nabrideirli6 einenl
Snltitllt ii6erluiaien neroen.
M iBlungcner Q + It.
moroneru Of. - Ter 5S Sabre
ate Sobn @epborot BON 9tr. 2S77,
philadelphia . Gooo, tranf geitcrn
Morgen 2alloonum, mllrOe aber 5ei.
tig genug Don ieinem 1~S-iG1rigelt
Sobne ouigeiunoen, DOB er gerett2t
peroen fonnte. Ser Nann lit ld1ge.
re 3eit arbeitslos uno ioa oaraber
mcland)olilh gelporben iein.
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Gum Snno fiir's 2cbcn,

@r. &obn ". 9icbcrid) lno Sri. Gar.
ric Sen5 III Der ct. Vtidla2lS.
Stride getrollt - od5citaidumoll
i'm cltcrlihcn @ollic Der 9rout.-
&iclc @Gltc omucieno.
Sn Der 0eltId)en tutboliiG2n ct.
WttdoelS.airde al ser Wolfe. ltno
lombard . StroBc purocu 0citcrlt
&ormittng Sri. Carrie Ycn5. 5odtcr
OcS Srn. Su6mig 2cn5 mo Der 6roll
M'orgorctbc Sell5, gc6orenc Sdid,
bon Nr. 22L Noro-M oibinotolt!St Ctr,
un0 Sr. So6n ". 9iebcridl So6ll
0c9 Srrr. Sobn @ic6crid) ulro Der
6rol Morio @icberidl ocb. @oloboh,
BON Tiolctuillc, 9oltimoresGoltntn
ollrd) Fotcr GnIil Teilicr gum 8u;ne
tltr'9 Scbcn Ocreiut. NlS Crolt5ctgcll
fltl9irtcn Sr. 6ronf Nicber0ina ul0
Sri. Nnnic 6robnopfcl. 8G6ren0
oe9 SrolofteS lang Der &irdelld)or
inter Seitltng oeS Orgoniiten Groi.
Charles s. Wllttcr. No6 Der fird,.
liden 6eicr nobm Ole Sod5sitSgelea.
ldoft I'M Solie Ser Gltern Der grout
EN- 6rilbItiid eilL mo ooielbit iollo
am aben0 ollf) cine ir0blidc Sod.
5ettateier Itott, oil meIder gegcll 100
elngelooane @Gltc tbeilnubmcl. gci
oieier 6eicr mllr6c elm BON 3rou Oar,
bnro Gorn fem 5ubcreitete5 1citmo6l
lernlrt mo CUR llnterboltung trltaelt
ProI. G6a8. =. Moanar'S Wonoolin.
Or6e'tcr mo Elm ans Wiitglicocrlt
oeS o9aDcrild)en MiGnnerdorS" III.
lolllltetgelcbtcS Guartctt bel. Iiir
Die lIl1gcn Saute gob Is notiirlid
oild) cit EGn5dlen, IN ooS ii6riocnS
ob mo 5lt nltd) Die Altcn nit cinfics
len. llnter 0cll pielen lucrt6uoQ,t
@eldaliferL NIT meldlcn 0oS grolt.
pdor bcood)t lpnrOe, bciono iid) and,
EN- lold)es bon Witglieoern oe5 Bal.
tIlllore gaDerurT ereinS. .. q. s."
oeIlen FrGiiocnt Der gotar Der gra,it
1T, Die REORGANIZATION uerben Dor.
crlt lbre @o6rnnna bel oen Gltern ocS
SrolItlgon1S 5lt RioIctpile ncbnter.
Ger iitn9e G6emonn lit elmer ser Nm,
9eltelten i'm 9elifoteiien.Sooen bcs
9rlt. SolliS $. Hett6erg al DER NsorO.
GutansS trnBe.
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SeopolO' IS u uSDerfuuf.

griiiieL I. Srni: - Gic So5in.
liltcll erllellertcn helltc IN Der bcl0is
id)et Observation-Disclosures ibrc Be
Id)lueroen gegelt Den 8erforlf bon So
Mig Seopolo's 8emGloens II. aunIts
merfen 3. Sonmlung. Die Ingeles
ge1beit mar onfdnglid) bon oCn 60
6taliltenfiibrer Gunocrpcltc SURG pru,
dc 9ebrod)t luor0en, meldcr 0en&er.
foilf olS cinen YSfonool" be5ci6nete
'inb nit elmer Stterpellotion ooriiber
orobte. Scr Miniiter fir aullit uno
Wlnenldoft crfl0rte, Die Hcgierullg
babe nit Der Code 9iidts gu tbrtll
mo tonne lid) llid)t einmiid)cn, Sicr.
nit mllBten iid) bic So5ialiIten emit.
iuctien 5llfricoen geben.
Yntl- Sorlagcab b.
gcfeb nj.
petersburg I. SUM. = GoS
anti . polniIde Yrogrnmm Der Ge.
glerlitg lino Der conierpotioen Yars
tel erbiclt beute einen Miidid)loa IN
Der Siuiln, inoem Die Gorloge 5ilr
Insoebnung Der Wanoate Der
Ieidsrotbs : Gitglieoer fir ole ipeit-
liden Yropir5en ouf sir Sobr pom
Gomite fiir alelle 8eiebe nit # geaen
8 Stimmen obgelebnt iuuroe. Die
Torlage mar ouroilf berednet, bh
8ertretltng Der Eolen I'M Heibsrotbe
nuf brei Witglieoer 5u beidrGnfen.
Die Moiorit1t oes Counties lit Der
aniidt, Dab cine eerartige WaBresel
nnnotbig lit, unb odB Tie MIR oo5ll
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8unucrncnrsiu6n crtrnnfcn.

Soutb Darmoutb Waii., T..
SUM. = @dbrenb gbnoro 8. 8ar-
celorl, iriibcr ais @runocigentbumls.
Mafler in Bolton tbGtig, nit 0iqiom
aennep BON bier mo einem ana6en,
Nomens Geo. O'9rierL beute in Der
Hdbe BON bier angclterL lpiirbc ibr
Boot bnrd1 cinen ploslifen @inbitoB
gum aentern eebraft II. beioe MGn.
ner ertranfelt. Ger anabe mliroe ge.
rettet. 9arcelpn mar Elm Sobn
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an Der Sd)lamaiic.

Or" @m. 6. @erner lpegcn ollgeb.
lifer Go~ripicgclu1g folidcr Ibot'
laden Dem 8erid)tSpcrfabren
iibcrluicicr. - Grci Cpicr mcl0Cn
lid. Mietbcte 3imncr uno
borgtc 8clo.
yGr." @m. 6. @crner, alias o0r."
6rcoerid =. @roiler, murOc gtitern I'M
nor0oitlihcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pom &o0t S%lepcapn inter $1,000
9iirgiGoit Dem 8erid)tSperiobrcn
ilberuicicll, neil CT ~ongeblid) u1tcr
Soripie8ellul8 iolidcr SbotIodcn
6rnu Nlmn S~iloebrnnOt pon Nr.t7t7,
Dit 6cOerulitroBe, mo 6rou YiorD
9rolnblc BON 9tr. 1925, Sciicrionitr.,
INN i3in1mermictbc, aoIt9tlo mo flei.
mere Nnlcibcn bctrogen bobcn loll.
ST itelltc lid bcn bcioen Sroucn, Die
SCullpNN Illluy NlS ttltIl wv USpUHN
SopfinS' Soipitol" ongeItcatet Ir5t
Dor. Son 6rau SilOebronOt mietbc-
tc er ein 3intner 5u 500 pro Wonat,
iporin 9efoitieltng eingei6Ioiicn mar.
Gr 9cnob mebrere Wabljeiten un0
lief Damn SD BON Ser 6rull, morulli
er pcridnanO. Gon Srau 9rnmblc
erlangt er mr. ST. gto6 Dem Gerb0r
crihien Soiepb Milrpbp bon 9tr.
32tS, GpergreensS crroce mo iu9tc, CT
Jet ebcnioaS in Der @eiic bcihmin-
oelt morben.
Nuh i'm iiiolifen StotionSbollie
logelt Orci 1bnlid)e Acknowledgment
gegen ben oSoftor" Dor. Bon sSrall
Solo %. 1oplor iolf er So, bon Sroll
Worp Coplor 81 uno BON sSrou 2iQic
3obcrts Sl.50 crlnngt bnben. III
lpuroc Oarouf bin Dem @cridtsper.
ioGreu iibermieier.
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g(nS ben &crcincn.

Iic ,Sarmoniten" itben otn Singer
feIt.Gbor .@us5ug Der 9reu8iab'
rcr." - Iltd) bic D&buliu," Der
y@ermunio-G unrtcttsG ll6" II. Die
,Nr6eitcrs 2icocrtofel" iibcn flei.
Sig. - Die .9eIicr.G armit1Ottr
pcrwiQigen $40.
Yroi. Sobn $. &Icin ii6tc eeltcrlt
gl6cnb nit Den y&urnloniten" BEN
characterization aNllsjug Der 9reu5.
fobrcr." Sn Der @cihGitSiisung
mohte %rdiioent 6crO. auiier be-
FAINT, oob Oo@ DSotel Yorf" ot Der
Gfc bon I. Glpcnue uIlo 36. StroBe
fir ben @ercin oils G,rlorticr mGbreno
OcS SGngarfcitcS belcgt morOen iei.
,GGulin 81 Guncrdpr."
Sn &crn1. @oigt'S Soac fon6 ga-
Itcrn g(beno bic Stn9itutoc OeS
,G6aliosMGnnerhora" Itott. @eiibt
murben inter 2eitllng BON Erof. Sob.
Is. Sronf iGnmtlidc Gb0rc fir ooS
S0nQcricit. Sn elmer fur5cn @e.
ihGftSiitlurg inter Dem &oriit oeS
B%r0ii0cntcn Otto @rilQ9cmon uuo
Der YrotofoQfiibrrn9 bca ScfrctdrS
George Sinlmelbcbcr murp1t Der.
id)itOene GinlaOungen cntacgelt &c.
nomnten. Gte n0hiten Singitunoc
OeS oSbolio.MGnnerhorS" iinoet be.
rcitS am Wontog Nbcno ltott.
30 o 5art VI 0nncrbor."
Ger ,Mo5ort.O idnncrdor" belt 9cs
itcrn 9(beno III Sbimcf'3 @ole om
Noro-9 rooomon einc Frobe fir lei
ltel nGhItcn 2ieoerobcnO. llnter Sci.
tltrN pom @Sroi. @cor9c ". Yohlmon
wnrocn Die Gb6rc ourdQcnommen,
mcld)c an biciem NlbenO ~qciun9en
merocn, 0orltnttr audi Der NreiShor.
y@crmonia. Quortctt-
CLUB"
llntcr Seitltng BON Trof. 4. &aros
lllS iibt Der .@ermunio. Gllortet4
Glub" acitern III &ogener'a Goie Den
Gbor Y3u StroBbur1 ollf Scr langen
@riid" Gin. &11 Der @eidGitsiibung
lpuroc bic GinlnOunD bcS pSdmei'
5cr.&crCin3" ongcnommcr.
81 rbeiter 2tcoertofel."
Gle .Nrbeiters 2itocrtoicI," mcldc
0eitcrn III &ol5' Nollc onl %&erington-
Morft inter oem &oriib bon Er0li=
bent 9ittori mo Ser ErotofoQfH)-
rlulg bon 6rl. 6riB &%ol5bolcr cine
@criummlunN nbbieIt, trni Die lcbten
announcements fiir 0aS SGngerfelt III
&od Der @cidGftSlitun9
iol9tc Der %crcin elmer GinlobunG
OcS Srn. Gbriition &ol5, melfer lei
men u. @cburtStog %icicrte.
n@ciicn Gnrm It GbtGr Scr
in"
9ic WonutSpcrlonmllung ocsu Sci.
oruitdotcr @crfinS" iuno &c
itcr1 Nlbcno in Srr. Robcrt s. @oa,
nler'@ Solle inter 0cn Goriib 0eS
&%rGiiocnten @corg Houb mo Der
Yrotofoafiibrltng oea Sefret0rS Gol-
roo Hitterpuid) itott. IS mlrOc be-
idlloiicrt, Miittc OieieS MonotS cincn
9(ltSflltg nod 0tiacr'a Eorf nobc
81 peronItoltrn mo Ser &c
&cprGicntotionasS iga" $40 5t
ilbcrpciIcn,
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Sn Spmen's 6eiieln.- 8a6.
biner Or. @iQiom Hoienou bonn Gu
tam Eloce SempeI poQ5og geIt1rn i'm
S%nlIool oeS D9elpeoerc. Sotels" Die
Srolnlng bon SRI. 6lprence Sum6ur.
ger, Softcr bon @rn. uno 2rou ga.
mltel :. Sombur9er bon Nr. 24t4,
GlltolpsFlocc, init Srn. Gelir 9lii.
thc1tbal. 9tod ser Gerenlonie fano
EN- Girer ltott, moruuf oos nellper.
mobIte Bnor cine @od5eit8reiie al.
trot. Ger 9r6utigom lit WitaIieo
Der 6irma 9%liitbentbol uno Gihort.
Die Sroultng bon SRI. Sulia
Scdt, Sodter bon Srn. Senrp 2.
Sett bon gtr. 1880, MooiiontN uenlle,
NIT Srn. Gem Wifoelion fin0et bent.
tc i'm Soitie Der GItern Ser 9rout
ltott. Habbiner Or. @%uttnlader miro
ole Sroulng uoQ5ic6en.
Wtr0 umge6out.- 0os Go
9crbauS an Der NorooIt.@de pom
Boca' mo Germans trubc, lueldles
inter Der 8erluoltlng OeS Serrn
Charles 5. 9olloporte itebt, Ioa total
ilmgeboult meroen. Is miro pierIt0dia
mo erbdlt so SUB 6ront an Der Ger
mar' uno 100 SUP an Der 9oco. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

Ibleben. - Snt bu6cn 2(lter
BON n Sabren i6ieo Qeitern Sr. No.
Gtebl III ieiner 0oGnung, Nr. 3S,
Silo'Glintonitrnbe. aus Dem 9eben.
Sic geerolgllng iinoct ant yreitoQ
Nndmittog I'M 3 llbr itutt.
Sptrttuoien- Sicen5. " y.
plttdnteH. - Nm atoerer Steme
oeS "Geutldlen Gorreiponoenten" 5ei.
gen ole SpirituoisH'2ic Ommii.
ldre cine lpeitere giIte pom applifon.
ten Illr Sdanfliccn5en an.
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ltnsliif iibcr llnalaf.

|
ainO Der 6omilie Sobn $. q. Coles
trinft aorboIiGlre unO Itir6t. -
6iinf on6erc llnfdQe in Der 6aui.
lie rcIultiren in 8iiden= uno
S%iiftenbrltf unO ihlimmen Brill.
munOen.
3m st. Soicp65. 9oIpital" iturb
Ser IS Wollutc altc Samuet Sole,
S0bnden OeS 6errn Gobn $. .. Cole
bon 9tr. 1913, Hibgc Ylace, an oen
6olgcn Oe5 Iriufcna Don aarbol.
ijurc. 0o5 aino bate ole Die Gscn0e
6Iiiiiigteit cntboltcnoe 6loife in Ell.
ltcm un6eluahten Woment ermiift.
Dies lit 5por Der critic tootlife llniaQ
iii Ser Golc'idcn 5omilie, o6er nift
Der critic llnfau. Die 6omilie lit IN
Der Iebtcn 3cit birlmebr t6otiG6Iid
pom lln8liif ucrioIgt. 3uerIt MIR.
Den SillD mo Sobu Sole, 5tpei Gltere
St1noer Der 6omilic, bcim Sragen ei-
mes nit fodeno beiBem @oiIer gefiia-
ten &eiiel5 ifIimm perbriibt. Damn
ficI Ger t2.i0brige &olanO Sole bic
Greppe biIuuntcr uIb brad bo8
Nilfgrot. 9nrollf erIitt Der 15.iGbs
rige Sobn Sole, nad)ocm er lih uou
Den 9%riibluun0cn erbolt, bel etnem
@ltomobilumfol eil1cn @iiiteu6ruf.
mo ooS ndfIte llngemod) mar, Oab
jluci Mfoode1, Goa mo 2i55ie Cole,
uon elmer 20 SUB boben 8eranoo
beroblteIen uno crbeblid) perlcst
murocn.
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Gr0bcercnfcit Der g t. = Q.

Gr0bcercnfcit Der ct. So
GonniS 2 DUE. - Inter 0clt
Iilipi5ien Der Sonntogsidule Der
oeltihen euan0clllds llltberiiden ct.
Sobuntis. Stride an Der gioolesStr.
nobe Tenniplpmnin- 9luenue, Foitor
$. ". NlIiocr6oar, fon0 geltern bo5
idbrlide Grobaercnfeit Itutt, meldcs
bis einitlieblif Sonneritng iortgs.
iebt miro. Sic gcrGumige Solle ser
Sonntngsidnlc mar pont Gltblifum
bis sum letter Halln o1gefiiat, 10
Dab Der peflriGre erfole lln5meiiel.
bait Cit 9robdrtiger fuar Sim 50.
mite lporell tbdtia: Die S& Sobann
ged)ler, Iliguit 6ebbe, Ssatob 20i1,
Die SrlS. &. Gag. Worgoretbe Wiil,
Ter uno Cora Mdrtini. sic Conn.
togsidule, malde bereits iiber 80
Sabre 6eitebt, bat nobe5u 200 S6ii.
Ter. 3ie 9eonlten iino: Siperfnten-
bent j. ". aron3, Sefret1r Syoco6
2oih, Shobmeiiterin SRI. Woraa-
retbe WiiQer uno Gortrolsur @eor1e
Yebing.
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Der bDddtc @ciscnprcis in 80 Sa6.

rem.
ct. 2outs, DO, I. Srni.-9ie
%reiic fiir Sab @bcot" pcr5eiduc.
ten bclrte eilen rlelten Hccoro, inoem
DNr. ." Biz nlf 1872 itieg. Su ben
lcbtcn so Sabren lit fem 10 Dober
ErciS bier pcr5eidnct 9elueien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

slIOn9o @arccl9n'8n zines frii6cren
oemofratlldell @ollbernelirS bon
WailIe. alHwo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

EaHe sur Heiie in's Mnslanb &c.
iprst 6. Gainc, Nr. 413, Ci.galti.
morehrahc, mage GnitOm Suuie spe.
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galtimOre'S geuOlfernnsssabl felt
1852.

Eafe 5ar 8eiie iu's Msslanb &c.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Dit-gaIti.
mOrsitrofe, nase Gatou Soaie ave.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-07

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the workingman. We want his trade. We are
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give him more wear for less money than any he
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Men s $1OO Overalls with bib, now -------85c
Men s 90c Overalls with bib, now---------70c
Men s Waist and Overalls, best grade, now--65c
Men s Waist and Overalls, 75c grade, now--55c
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-07
Mems Trousers
for Less

At this time Of the season the trousers of your
summer suit are getting rather shoddy from
much dust and perspration. Why not get an
extra pair and keep yourself looking neat and
coole Or, if you are buying a suit, it will pay
to get an extra pair of trousers at these reduc-
tons in order to keep your suit in good condi-
ton.
Men s Work Pants, So and $3.50, now for 81. 10
Men, Wool Pants $3.50, now for-------$1. IS
Men s all wool Pants, $3.50, now for-----$ .65
Men s all wool worsteds, 81 and $3.50, now
for 95
Men s all wool worsteds, SIS, now for------$3.85
Men s all wool worsteds, $3.50 and 81, now
for 40
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-07


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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-07

Owing to lack of room
we have decided to discon-
tinue handling the line of
Children's Clothing. The
present sale provides an
opportunity to dispose of
this stock. We give you
the New Fall Goods, which
have just arrived, at the re-
markable discount of 1918
per cent. This department
has always had the name
of being the highest grade
line in the city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-07
Your Choice Of Our Fine Line of
PANAMA HATS 40 PER CENT OFF

$500 Blues and Blacks, all sizes, now
$500 Blues and Blacks, all sizes, now
$3.50 Figured Worsteds and Cashmere
$4,000 Figured Worsteds and Cashmere
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-22

The theatrical climax came when
the Premier ordered the restoration
of the constitution in all provinces
except Catalonia and ordered the
summoning of the Cortes. The act
means nothing. The censorship con-
tinues and suppressed newspapers
remain suppressed. The Govern
ment prisons are crowded and exc
cutions are occurring daily.
On the other side bomb outrages
and assassinations are a daily oc-
currence. The Spanish people are
densely ignorant and uncompre-
hending, but even they see the in
justice of dragging the bread-win-
ners of thousands of families away
to die in Morocco for the benefit of
a small group of French capitalists,
while the wives, mothers and chill
dren are starving at home.-Phila-
delphia Star.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-22

before he laid down to see that his
horse-hair lariat was coiled careful
ly about him so that there was no
opening through which snake
might crawl.
mo snake will tackle a hair hope.
1t is the only sure protection against
them. Somehow this idea has per-
meated the minds of the East In
dians and now they buy these ropes
for protection against the poisonous
snakes with which that country
abounds. Large numbers of these
ropes are shipped to India and ad-
joining countries each year.
lover there they are coiled on the
floor around the bed at night and the
occupant can lie down in comfort,
certain that no snake will ever at
tempt to pass over that hair rope.
1t is about the only way one can be
sure of a nights sleep undisturbed
by visits from snakes in that coun-
try"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-22
A Fake Subscription Agent.

Sometime ago stranger, having
his headquarters in Wyalusing, Pa,
canvassed the territory in that Sec
tion taking subscriptions for the
Success Magazine, monthly that
retails at $1.00. 1t is most eX-
cellent periodical, and besides the
value of the magazine itself the
agent offered patterns and other in
ducements that appeal to the fe-
minnie heart, and in consequence his
success as a canvasser was most eX-
cellent. In one day he secured more
than score of dollars, and those
who put in their cash have been on
the lookout ever since for their mag
azine and the permiums that were to
come with it, but up to the present
nothing has been heard of either the
man or the goods.
One of those who were caught by
the glib-tongued stranger, wrote to
the Success Company, and the reply
brought forth the fact that the dol
lars he had secured in this vicinity
had gone to fatten the roll" of a
man who lives by his wits instead
of earning the money by the "sweat
of his brow"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-22
The Impulse of Courage.

In many cases courage is merely
instructive. Many man has distin-
guished himself in the performance
of some act of heroism the thought
of which caused him completely to
collapse when the danger was over.
The same instinct which leads a man
to dodge when about to be struck
will lead him, without waiting to
take counsel of his Judgment, to
risk his life in the performance of
some heroic act. The impulse of
courage is just as natural as the i'm
pulse of fear, and, however much
cultivation may lead individuals to
dislike physical danger, so long as
there are Carnegie medals to dis
tribute there will probably be no
lack of persons worthy to receive
them.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-22
Hurrah! Alcohol Six Cents Per
Gallon

When the people of the United
States heard the announcement that
Uncle Sam was about to permit the
manufacture and use of denatured
alcohol without the internal revenue
tax, there sounded from the general
throat paeans of joy and praise.
The fact that, in a measure, diSap-
pointment followed has nothing to
do with the satisfaction with which
the announcement was received. In
the whole history of the arts and of
mand so Unsuitable and imperious
as that for cheap fuel and cheap
light and hope among the workers
is always ready to take fire instantly
at the suggestion of promise of
either.
But if disappointment was all that
first came of Uncle SamuepS gener-
osity, nearly everybody, at least
was educated to understand what
cheap alcohol would mean. 1t will
require, therefore, no long-winded
explanation to make perfectly clear
the meaning of the news which is
now to be published for the first
time in the pages of the Technical
World Magazine.
Cheap alcohol is here; and the
dreams and hopes of manufacturers,
of farmers and the housewife have
come true. Indeed, the widest i'm
aginings of the most sanguine of
those who saw commercial revolu-
tion in the freeing of denatured al
cohol from the tax, will fall short of
realities. Alcohol - the highest
grade of wine spirits-can be made
is being made-has already been
made-in huge quantities at cost
of six cents a gallon including raw
materials and all manufacturing
processes.
Out of one of the commonest,
heretofore most useless and despis-
ed of all the wastes in the CONNER
cial world this most valuable pro-
duct is being extracted. Sawdust,
which has been not only worthless
nuisance on the lands of the lumber
man of this great lumber producing
country, source of danger and of
great expense as we'll, is now fur
nishing fuel for lighting and heating
purposes which can outshine kero-
sene, out-heat anthracite and sell
below both.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-22

She grabbed the baby up and
pressed 1t to her. The child's eyes
were closed, and they did not open
as the mother caressed her infant.
Then Mrs. Sanders felt the child's
cheek, against which she pressed
her own, cold. She held the baby
off from her, looked at it hard, and
then rushed screaming toward her
husbands room.
MT. Sanders was awakened in
stantly. Mrs. Sanders told hysteri-
cally of the visit of the big black
cat, of her discovery of it asleep ON
the baby's chest, and of her fight
with it before she could drive 1t from
the child. Mr.. Sanders, as frighten-
ed as his wife, called DR.. Driscoll
from St. Catherine Hospital.
The surgeon examined the baby
and said it was quite dead, and had
been dead for more than three hours.
probably. He said 1t had been suf-
focated, and Joined with MIR. and
Mrs. Sanders in the belief that the
cat had suffocated the child while
lying heavily across its chest for the
sake of the warmth.