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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-21
@as mnf Der militarpflidDtiscMci i'd
bentidc i'm Nnslanbc luilicn
NIB bcadltcn?

GieIc Gro9e bon meittrugcuocr Be
%beutun9 Die oai0Drli6 louicnoe bon
9ntbsleutet I'M gnlsldnOe bctrifit,
ilto iiber Die nod INNER picl llnflor.
belt gu 1errid)pn i9cint, beontmortct
in Der lleueiten Niunlulcr bes bclrtid)cn
Grportfdtbldttcs Gas Gto", &crlin
S.-@. If, Serr SrtB Sd)root.
@ie o~llgen1cin bcfolnnt, bcAinnt
nod Eorogropb - Der ocutidjcu
@ebroronlmg Die 0tilit1rpilidt nit
DEM 1. Sonlior bes aoIenoeriobr2a.
in meld)em Der Wilit1rpi(id)ti0e ooa
20. S~ebensiobr poQenbet. ulo oaucrt
10 lon9e, bis iiber ieinc Gienitpilidlt
enogiiltig entidieben lit omit &oaen.
Dung beS 40. 2ebensiobre1 bort Die
ollgemeine @ebrpilift, Die bcrcitS
nit DEM uoQcnbeten II. Q~cbcnajobre
beginnt, mlf). "a poritchcnoer go
rograpb lpie Dos 9on5e @cicb iibcr'
bolpt, olh Die Geihoo eutidN inn
IllSlonoc bctrifft, 10 bobcn 0icic lid
ipie ibre 2an0Slelltc irr Der Seimotb
III Der Belt bonn 10. Soruor bis /.
Sebrllor 0e& %ohrrS, IN 6erll lie 0na
20. S%ebeneiabr pollcnbcn, inter Gin
reid)una ibrer @cinntGSpnpicrc m0g
lId)'t pcrlofllldl Mi ibrcm SlitGnbigeu
aonlnlot 5llr GintrogllnN in sic
Stammrplle jlt meloen. Icul Die
oeiltldlen aoniulatc limo sic %StitGnoi-
gen Wilit1rbe6orben Der i'm Nislun-
De lebenoen Heid)sb eittidlcil, lie bo6eit
odber ibre Gortrolc nid,t mr. olti oic
immotrifilirtcn INSTRUMENTATION A,
bcid)ronfcn, ionoern Oicielbe mDolidit
oilf ole III ibrem NntHbcjirfe lid) olii
bnltcnocn Webrpflihtincu ullsSiloeb.
llcll. Sic miliiel %ferrer oic hcinloth
lidrn @eborGen bel Der Gpntrolc rno
NrgcIrng Der Milit1recrhaltniIic ocr
FcrIonen oeS Observation-Disclosures III.
ter'tubeR llb ibnen sln5cine bon nl(cn
IN tbrem anttsbe5irfe fidl oulbnltcn.
Den Teid)sangebori9en mqder, mel.
dc IN oos militarpflidtiae Nltcr ire.
ten ober melte ibrer. MilitGrpilid)t
nlbt nad)aefommen iirtb.s Gie Som
Allll inlod'en oesbalb allidbrlih Die III
ibret Inltshc5irfen olnpcienocn Wi.
lttdrpflidti9en bitrd) Snitrote III 'ci!
ilfr linen oin 9eeigitetiten rrifcinen.
pen uisl1nbiit)ct So9eSseititng auf
Die Stammroac nufmerfiam, Sonnit
DIE %eintragitng III bieiel6e rett,eitia
erfolgt, nib bringen Die Inmeienbeit
neltif)er ariegsidiiie 1T sen S1fen
tbreS GonIulotsbesirfs sllr uloenet.
men acnntnib, oilf oenen @ebrpilit,.
tiec iid our militoriitcn llnteriud,.
ING 'tellct fonnen. Nci oenl ridden
Inlpod)len Der foiierlid)en Mortne
lIno Dem regeln1Biaen g%rlouien mad,
Den entlegenitcn SGien ieitcnS linic.
rer Stulidifie lit bente ben Hcid,s.
oeiititen im aiislanbe h1ufie @ele.
qeiiheit aeboten, cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
llntet'ild,nhla onf Gienittoualiffeit
bcrbei5nfiibrcn. 3iir gusiiealng
slallbpiiroi9er ar5tIider 3eusnife lit
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orlBer ben oftipcn 9~lcr5tcn scr Woris
nc, ben SanitGt@pfiijicrcn Ger tuiicr-
iid)cn Shubtruppeu unO Den NeNic-
~rlw0adr5ten IN ben O2utid)cn Sdu;b
Qcbictct nod cine gln}0hl bcItimmltcr
Icrjtt an %bcion0cr2 mjdti0Cn Srten
I'M An@lonbc oltrh Sen Hctd)afnn5ler
%cynrddtigt. !. g. in NNu Oorf, Gbi.
cnQo, ct. SronctSco. Die llntcrilid).
lrlN bot III 8e9cnmort einc2 &onilp
l%utabcunitcn (bei Der Murinc in scr
&egd unter Sin5u5iebung zines Dill
5lcrs) itott5ufin0en. mas III ben Gr5i.
liGen 3cu9niiicn bonn 5uitdnOiqen
aonlul 81 beihciniNen lit. Gtc BE.
ld)einiGnna lit 9cbiibrcnirei.
g9eGrpIlidtiGcl melfe 8lw Grill.
hung I5rcr miIitGriiGen Yflihten nod
GcutihIon0 3uriidfebrelt moQclE ia.
ten feincn Nniprnd) oli Nprltrttuu9
Der Heiicmittcl jlum G%icnitontritt pll$
HeiH@ionb9, pcm iGrcr NcidSbcnt
idG Der lid i'm utilit0rpiliNtigel1 9ll-
ter III bo3 2IllSlono hegicbt bet ic(bit
ouiiir 5l iorHcn, ooB cr icineu itoots.
bllrgcrlidcn YiIihten nod)tommi
urto mub Die lid Ouroua cp. crgcbcl-
Den 6olacn troGen. Gic aoniilln f3n-
men 6oGc8cn Ourd Hotbertbcjhlrg.
S6riftlucdicl nit Ben betrcficn0ct
9cboroen (Gn1picblllnN an Die Nillias
percine) II. /. ~. bcn &onoSlcrtcn i'm
Nllalanoc bcbilIilid) iein ibren militia
ridden. Ffli6ten nod5ufpmmcn; lie
fonnen i%crler bic 3urilditclhuno Scr
I'M Nualun0e lc6enocn WilitGypilid.
tigen Bis 3lIr cn0AiiIti0rn Gntld)ci-
Dung .inl 0rittcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beoittro9en un0 ulter Nrlloubi9u11
OeS @ciudeS 3lwiiditcQungcn BON
oen nod sit obIOlpircHOcH llGbungtl
rrlpirfen, @ciIt ). =. Elm @Suylulbs
ter Ollrdl &onlllatSbci6cinigun0
nod,, BOB cr Iit IN cillcm ouBcrcuro.
p0ilfcn YnnOe zinc icItc SteQltt0
del6ltit0r0ig ODER nidt) ais anlli.
mann orcr bcr0Icidcn crporben bat.
10 fam Der llrloub en-. bis iur Gnt
loIIltnA oliS bcnt WilitdrpcrbGltnib
uno inter Gleid5citigcr SrircilrnN
bon Der Niiffchr nod 9crtidlono
int Goac cincr Wobitmoduung pcrl1n.
Ncrt ncr0cil.
EcrIoncn, mcld)c boS N%eitSocbict
ucrlo'lcn 0ie Hcid)Son0chGri0fcit per.
loren, cine un0crc Stootann0cbGri0.
Felt ic0od, nid)t criuprbcn hobcn, ooer
nlld) lulcOcr ncrlorcn bobcu, iinb,
iprlln llc ibreu opilernbcn Nrfcntlolt
III Ecitihlono ileflnti1. pcr Oeil Gr.
iutbeb6rSrn 'perpiIidytct ans f6nacll
1tadfrGNlid ~mtseebobcn. inl 1riebcll
d6rr nid]t iibpr Dos bollchNete 81. Sc
%bcfISiobr Gilulis I'M dftiptn Gicnitc
Standardization 'ucrbeit. sToiictbe alt
oitdl pOn S6bnen oliSgtpaioerter
itto micOcr inoos 9teid jilfiidotfebr.
ter Ecrioncn, iolpeit bieic S6bie nid,t
cine on0ere Notionalit1t errpprben
boben.
WaS nun bic Nolgen bel llebcrtre.
tltiig Der 8ebroronnng betrifft, 10 PC.
ltralt Der Enroaroph lao bcs Heid)Ss
Strofgeletbudles @chrpilidtiae. Die
III Ger Nbiidlt, Iid bon bem Gintritt
III Sen Gicnit beS itebenocn SeereS
ooer Der Glotte III ent5iebcn. obrtc er.
lnnbitiB o0S @~nnoeSgcbict perluiieil
ooer nod erreid)tcnt milit1rpflidti.
gem Mltcr lid oilBerbalb beS 0nnbess
aebictes oufbalten, nit elmer @elo,
ltrofe bon 100 bis 5000 Murt, ooer
nit @efGnaniB potl / Worot bis 5n |
Nahre. Gos Gcrnoaelt bes Nnge-
id)lltoiaten in Der Seintoth fonlt sllr
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@citern &arpfanb.Giicnbabn
,Yeginneno aiit 26. September.
8erldbt Stnensgdtpbof: t&

~ GS ua1GgItdl: 3 .4t}fi9iD
4.t0 Moraefs-Sbreu5rg, Sngerstetpfi, ~. &
81. 5tp..- 9Snilhesboto, GtdrnberSbnr9 unn,
auseenonlnten Soiliitngs. Snnctd uRo GUM
berlano. -
1851 Morseus-RefIider Grpreb. WcftminItcr,
u~nton'Brioee, SruceJiile .(5rebcrid .unb Gnts
irtfsbura, niisgerortncn Softttdgs), @apress
boro. Cbunbersblra, 5aeerStoipn, Sdiicod.
Cumberland. @ifins (Buffet ChferbdiionSs
@aeaons). gle Gnoiintioit biefeS 5uge5 ain
eonltae Ut Saeerstcipn.
ais giadniittaeS Accommodation nah
Union Bribee.
'il5 %aaamitiaas - ebneasns. SanYiIinis.
Sa9ersioipn. Saileod S9ippetsbnre lnb.
mttstiira .(pnrIorsW egor).
Sdgitf, usgetIuntnen G6huta0.
100 Wioreens - Dorf. y. unh s. Eio. iinb
Carlisle.
$50 Mo eaens-gufpmmcsation rod 1burnolii.
245 observation-disclosures hadt el6broof B.pn.
oon. gorf, &%nnoner, Gettysburg nuo 9. G
Hanover, @cttusbura uro 9. NIB s.. Nip.
$50 Maduittd9s-affo nod6 Snncbcr.
6.15 Mbenes-siffoni. ftn1 llnion Hricae.
slar Sumfdgs.
t1.30 NbenbS-gfffout rtndb llniptt Hribqt. r.
Nur epnHfd94. aA* 81
a.45 W,oreefts-Ittont. tidih ntthicft Htio6ktHHc
Slnuper. f
= Sdlt nift am TeunfhIpaHid.sfpe .sa,d1Bhdt an.
n. Wbtertfou, YieesVrdf. L. 0tt. s8ff6ifsf,
n. M. polurM. @en. sVatdaierss(asff.
YaHe fnr's Nnsfanb beiorst g. sssfne. 4i3
n W ny 4A~ MA
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@eifer ppn Iearr nieScrscidOHcn.

$r. Noob Gpifmon bon Nr. 1t5,
2igbtItroBe, bon iciuem N}cgcrfod
Undergraduate, - Ger Ne0er NOR
betrunfen uno bon ieincm Scrrn
entloIicn iporocn, - Ger 3ulton0
oeS &%erplunocten gcfGbrlih.
Sr, Noob Goifmoh mcldcr oos
@Bbous 9tr. Ito, 2igbttrohc, be-
treibt, lle9t init einer 81. gefobrIid)ell
ShuBDunbe in Der fed,ten Scite
oberbdf6 Der &iiite'ih' Stdot @ofpi!
@f6I bqrhieber, uhS' I'M mittlcrtn Sto!
/, tipnsballie iitt Der Rcder qouio 2ib7
nel inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, @rnl
Gnffmap ole @,uloe hciaebrott D3il
bobenrtGie ,SbieBerei ereignete lid
geitern 9tadnlittng HHtnj2 llhr. Der
&eaer aitono in Srn. 9ofintan'3 0ien!
ften mo muroe Gelterh 9totmittdg
entloIien. Gr proteItirtc gcgcn letlle
entlaiiung, unb 90 @ortc ntdlt boil
fen griff er gum Hcpolpcr mo ld)oB
ieinen Irbeitgeber. Foli5iit George
Sores, Der oen SfuB ucrnabnL elite
berbei llnb perboftete Den Ne9cr, Ser
Die Sdubtpoffe nod, IN Der @ano
belt. Ser ittpor5e ShicBbolo iogte,
er bobe etlpos 81 piel 9ctrunfcn &c.
bobt, unb Sr. Goffmon babe i'm "a.
Der entIoiien itno eebrobt, i'm bin /
aus gu f%perfen, morolf er 5i1m Ie-
boiler ee9riffen. 81, &. Soud
brotte ben &ermunoeten III icinem
@utomobil noh Dem 8oipitol.
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GbcIapcafc SteamIbip Gomsaun.

6teiae ente. Gtnts:
Shr TorfuIt, Oh Goint Comfort u. ben eRbes
ia9ltc1, dls9en. Sonttug, uut $50 MbeubS.
9orf 9iipcr 9tuie: -
Tah Dprf Wiper.a anbunseu. gseh-pptat unD
Mdlntouo
SteHtfa9, Tonneriiag iirb Santftae I'm
3 nhr MhenDs.
Billet. 9ii reaur:
ITO. 1877 nnh 217 Cjt-galttnure. straAe,
nno BOG Eoro. GbnrlcS. Strabe. ~
S0utfbiirenuI, 2igbt. unb 2eesStr., baltimore.
tSutiyt3f - '"" "s.e"' VI irITf M.
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ltpAlln!iMNgSyuliIm
~ ROAnSS HH.

GIpreb3iige ,Sebe Stunoe cur oe Gtnnne" DOB
Der Gamoen. Station ndh 1SaiHtngtpn an
WoGeniaaen 100 @brm. Dts 800. Mbenbst
Srii9ere abiatri bon ssr gt' @oeai'etation
Station 40 @atlinstsn nit ausa tasItd seses.
Bsiftnaisn, bcrIaNen g9t. HobaL.Stattou:
s6.Ob, t6.i5, f7.10, 'l.&6, 1855, 1850 t10.60,
iIi.63, Sii.55 Sorm.. 't2.16. t12.6s. tim.
.2,4s, 1870. .4.t6, r4.65, t5;b5 Ma9my s6.o..
tsts 800 Sstmii,o, rioiSo a. ,1.;Ss as % g
FOG" f7.2o. $500. 1870. 1900, 1000, tito
Yorm.. .is'oo. tiso2 'i2sS; tIoS, 3 To-.
J JGiSSn .3 fS.eo 1: .S.iie' $50. 100. $500. '.s,iSi
WiiTites), $1,000, +i0.o5, *ii,05, All 80 uhbe.
DI S,sss.at 4 . : a r. so : s,as % TIA sss,s M1t = ss'i'
Nssessfssa, ,Wf. siobdI.s station. tt77,46 Bor1s,
1850 Nnctm. Gau,her. station, tT.5o. $500
s0ru, 1850. 5 Ma g sfse Gin. .as1
'La1 mad, pbffabetptfd nah &stu.Bsfe.t 80.
yeeuer IerininuS an Der 1reinn6surl3tonsM
ettdSt, NetS'llert. tedueut md eofele NM
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Observation-Disclosures tod geipsQori ttnb
retf ;it,r btbralm In Der g1riber. unb
NuoofsGfatiou nm 1000 uben6e.
fcs.QHdaeunS. Gpetfernter etc. trerSen fc
beiorat ser 3eIepbon In aqen frIaenben vi
Hh-edlr: Gtnr.es. linb gaItimotesG,frube. g.
O., q. Dnul 1924. ober Orb, gou;tlanb 15v
gnmbensG tdfton Eufotudftons.Hxreau, 6. 3 4
81, Vaul $40. 6ber Uib.. gourtlaub $3.50. ri
hi. E20, G0bs6rpdbtpob. (
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Rationale anfen.

Hationol.ganfen.
e~IeterssiraBe. Sdcob %. SU0f. Brdltbent;
Senre .. 5eoue,, aatHcer.
"Sa,Dsetts: Tatloaal'eaTti" 432 shS'SroaS'pao'
,msiitesa saaEsusl Saas.a IL sOro.autaW.sir.
gB. Wioriott, aaLlirsl. -.
usarmers aab Merchants s~aatisWaI Bani."
S1utbs unb 2ombnrn'Strabe.
Stoatssganfen.
.Geatide gauf uot y,alttnlorr." Ealti1iote'
mo ponibap. straBe @ueuit &eber. Brdit'
bent: e. 5. Giat. ehasineiter-
Spar. Qanfeu.
,Sttitfae eyarbanf BON valttmors.~ gntarps
,et. Samcs esarbaui," ga,ttmore.Sira uno
Guf:om 9oute'Ipenue,
SruIt.G ompagnte'n.
,Yaarplaub srnit Co.," Norbped.gde GaIbert'
#asss ssfl'1 aafroa Ban y gs 5. s@sS s%s q
SerSis Gpsneer,. iung. Siffs's 6abmetiter;
San Sfinlfr, Siillsss eiretdr.
rSaltimore sruit & Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
Bnilbing.
IoUofaten.
3arI u. W, ebole. 126-129 1arv Puilotna.
0ptapps aorb, 261-2e9 ealoert sutlbtna.
2anbDirtbidaitlihe @erdtbe unb
SGmcreien.
Griffith & 1uruer Co., EOS ssorb.1aeu gtrabe.
Marmor. uno @ranis,@ erfe.
g. Staartnes & ebbue, 7i4-7ts HeftBaIti'
tnors,Strabe. '
plumbing, Surnaees, Ianges unb
Sefen, Snhoeden unb Nirncn.
ssanett Sros.. 523 observation-disclosures.
aupferI1nlieSe unb plumbers veg
Spbn Snbsrt, i7t4 Ibamesssirose. 9. 4 3
Sci,er.Y erliberrngen. ,
,Susal Suinronee 60. 81 2inerspoI," Senrp
ID. g~8nrfielo, acknowledgements, 10t-102
9burrher Of GoTmerce 8uiloiIg.-
resrmania seuer . VerNdhermnss. @tfeaiMaft."
Baltimore nns @orib. SiraBe.
@tgentbums Mgenteu un6 SGnoler.
Btsrre 6. Suaen & aspbep. 10 Oft aeTtHatva'
Strabe. --.
Sufidmieb. 3ubebDr. - q
G. esrtt sabne Co., 382-s64 sorb'gab'str.
Goblen unb SoI3.
esurs o. goa eeius. $50 goIumbta.sbsnit.
8fanoleib.GeihGfte.
"Gunfplitatsh esan Co.," / siorb'ea p strobe.
Yidnos iino Sreeln. rs
gbnS. Or. etieft, Q Goro,oibertbsG irnbe.
&m. 9udbe e Go, Burfs@pe. uub Subetfe'6fr,
Bopier uno Hapier. Oiter.
eutth, 1trpn Go, 105-IO7 Sanobersstrabe.
0ledplatten, Wetan. etc.
enpn. GuIh.n & Gb. Caeorpsrirt). 1910
OnIHerfipusSirafe -
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Eerdants & @i;herS ErauSport. 81.
Ddmpfei.2tnie.

Sradt umb HaFaaiese.
Ran Suitun xub BEN cfeh.
Sunnfaa, 9%ienttoa iirtb 1rsitah q ubr NteubS,
4adt Bruutoener nMb BEN EAen.
Soiintau. ytittfpo6 uno Sre!tde. 9 tlbr NbenbS.
Ran Netuputt NepS.
23aIt4. au5eenoninen Nonneritno u. SdrrftGa.
0 ubr Abenbs.
= Srab. areenomnten tdeiid bts 8 ubr gla@ru.
fir henfefben Tag inbrelbe- Eanlpfer.
- Wa11 Gopdnuat Nmb Sa6Spmvtae.
.. q. Mrsleia, seent. &ier s, Suk q .sCan.@tr.
3aupt. eiireau: 1etmou' nnS ntsbtGtJ,
{1tS,1&G@ ~
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Wei9dftss@egmeii

Bidder, gonbitor. unb SoteI.
9coarfs.artifeI.
she Daerrs G Si6s &c.. t04 giio.Somaro.e5tr.
Seitungen, 3eitidriften, etc.
,Ihe Baltimore Eelps Co.," Dar'b abererou.
Die, 1efbdttsfibrer, 318 gBeitsGe unansStr.
9au Waterialien, 9biiren, Seniter.
raDmen, 2aben, etc.
Santa q. Suffer & Co., 115-117 Gtib'Sreoes
ridsStrabe.
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soubcrbdt @arts.'

Gs 1T tefannt,o bab Der 6eutihe
Sprotios cine @n5abl Morte bret,
bel o.iien Der 9ufal es gefiint Gat,
oob iie. BON binten nod born aelciut,
ebeniu luuten mie mrsefehrt. gines
Der be~funntciten lit rMelicfpieilcr",
oann nod .Nlorftfram". aNeittirr",
.Mentner" Il. I. 10. @cniger befannt
obcr oiiritc es fem, BOB io8ar 5,pei
Worte beitebeL bcrcnS uditaben niht
nur nod bsioen @ihtuneen bin Die
oleite Gage 81 chamber ein,icb1ter,
ionbern bercn UcoeutunJ in ser That
a,ldl oieier gigenidait entipriht. sic
beiben: .Gsale Sage.
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9eteftio. Igentur.
fdniftsfhbrer, ut. C32 QatpsBbiIStua, @atfi.
more. Dlo. Rbone at. Saul 5000.
,amtrifan 5eteettoc Aaeuen," CHARLES ao5I'
mann, gefbdftsfii3ter, 3t9 Gapitatte.gIha..
Baltimore, MS. gbone: 6. & n. ct. 9aui
2027; Bupnurg: g. & 4. gpcl,e 1230--N.
eSanbaner & shrttbt, ga9toIetr bon gmiib,
s9eft & 9bon5, sos GdIbert Buttbtr1g.
9eibenbeItotter.
Gambler 4 C6bue, 17C3-t7f0 Gnuton,spenue.
Mrn. Gupf, Nortb. nao @reenuDunts8be1ue.
Sriebbofc.
,2pubon Earf Gemetern." Threau: 81 Neft'
gardtoaas Strcbe.
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YaiIe snr Siriie ms gnslanb &c.
iurat 6. 8cinc, %r. 413, Git-Salti.
mpreitrafe, ualc Gnitom Sonic Npe.
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Bopier uno Eapier.D Otter.
emtth, 1trpn Co., 105-IO7 Snnobersstrabe
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0led)plotten, Wetal. etc.
ahpn, Gppfi.n & 81. Gaeorpsrtrt). 1910
0nfSerfipnsStrn PSI
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Blumbing, SURFACES, 1anges unb
Sefen, Snhoeden unb Hirncn.
geanett SruS., 523 Rpros5rcnont.goenue.
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gigentbums Mgenteu unb SGnoler.
8terre 6. Suaen & satpbsp, 10 OFT aertnatua'
EtrlRe.
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-13
OREGON sQUIBs.

A valuable bulldog owned by Mr..
Wheeler of Gladstone was saturated
with coal oil few days ago and set
on fire. There is no clue to the per-
petrator of the deed.
Ernest L. Cutlip, assistant engineer
of the motor schooner Oshkosh, was
instantly killed at Astoria Sunday in
attempting to start up one of the gaso-
line engines on the craft. 1t kicked
back and steel bar struck him on the
side of the head, crushing his skull. He
was 81 years old.
j. j. Williams, of Crockett, in the
sub-irrigated district, three miles north
of Freewater, has marketed his onion
crop. The three acres planted to onions
yielded 1,203 sacks of onions, an aver
age of 401 sacks to the acre. These
were sold at 81 a sack. The crop was
not as heavy as last year.
AT meeting of the Good Roads asso-
citation at Pendleton recently H. J.
Taylor was reelected president and
Sam Thompson reelected secretary. In
discussing the highway problems the
convention decided to request the
county court to appoint men in differ
ent sections of the county to act in
conjunction with the association to-
ward improving the roads.
The Weston city council has passed
ordinances imposing 12-mill levy.
Oregon apple growers are making
elaborate plans to send fruit exhibits
to the National Apple show at Spokane
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-13
spokane,s Marathon Race.

Henri ST. Yves, the little French
waiter, scuttled home an easy victor
over John Marsh, the Canadian, and
the rest of the field of four in the 20
mile race at Spokane Sunday afternoon.
st. Yves was fully 500 yards, more than
a lap and a half, in the lead at the
finish.
His time for the 20-mile course, six
laps to the mile, was 1:54:32 rs, only
two minutes. slower than the race at
Seattle three weeks ago, also won by
st. Yves.
The race was run under the most dis
couraging weather conditions imagin-
able. st. Yves ran the fastest mile of
the raee-the 6rst--in 500. The fast
est mile after the first was the sixth,
which Fitzgerald covered in 5:32. st.
Yves probably did better for his 18th
mile, since he was probably five or six
seconds behind Fitzgerald at the 18th
mile when the time for that race COM
menced. From the 18th mile on this
race beats the A. A. U. time and is
only shade under the best professional
records.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-13
SAFE ROBBERS AT SPOKANE.
Over $4,000 Secured From Grocery
House.

Spokane, Nov. s.-After opening
safes in the grocery stores of Green
ough Brothers and the Spokane Table
Supply company Saturday night and
taking from the former $4,000 in money
and diamond and from the latter be-
tween 500 and $500 and another dia-
mond, two or more accomplished safe
crackers sat down and regaled them
selves at leisure on the best champagne
they could find. From each store they
took several bottles of champagne away
with them, and from each they made a
carefully prepared exit through rear
door.
From the standpoint of the police
and Of private detectives, the most re-
markable feature of the robberies is
the method by which the safes were
opened. No explosives were used, but
in each case the locks were forced out
by the pressure of a powerful drill
of a pattern hitherto unknown here,
working with tremendous pressure
from the outside. The drill, which
leaves behind it a perfect screw thread,
was started at one side of the com
bination and ate through the thick
metal, forcing the entire lock mechan-
ism out and making the opening of the
safe an easy matter.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-13
LATE SPORTING NEWS.

James j. Jeffries viii visit the north
west this fall.
In reply to an invitation for his APP
pearance as a racer at Los Angeles dur
ing aviation week, beginning January
3, 1910, Glenn II. Curtiss has wired his
acceptance of a $4,000 guaranty.
George Brechin and Lester Ball were
winners for the S. A. A. C. in the inter
club boxing and wrestling tournament
at Vancouver, B. c., Friday night.
Brechin won easily from Campbell of
Vancouver in. the 135-pound wrestling
bout, while Ball Knocked out Art Nc
Lannan, the Canadian representative.
Idaho lost to w. S. c. Friday IS to o.
Frank Gotch has been called the
champion wrestler of the world, but
a little girl has thrown him down. The
big fellow announced a short time ago
that he would have two big wrestling
matches, then he would wed Miss Min
ME Warner of Chicago. Now the Chi
cago girl has thrown him down.
j. E. Wilburn is now the individual
champion rifle shot of the Spokane
Rife and Revolver club.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-13
Saturday Football Games.

By the slim margin of 3 to 0, made
on place kick by Captain Clarke from
Mulnomah's 20-yard line after eight
of play in the first half, the
University of Oregon football team de-
feated the Multnomah club of Portland.
Tacoma high schools smooth-work-
ing football team substantiated its
claim to the 1909 northwest inter-scho-
lastic football championship by defeat
ing the Everett high school team by
the overwhelming score of 36 to 6.
Hill military academy's eleven, the
crack preparatory school eleven of
Portland, was defeated by Lincoln high
school of Seattle in spectacular game.
Defeated, but by no manner of
youngsters representing the South
Central high school of Spokane gave
the strong and heavy team from
Broadway high school of Seattle,
which missed the northwestern inter-
scholastic championship this year only
by a matter of ~ inches, the battle
of their lives at Recreation park Sat
urday. Broadway won, to o.
Ann Arbor, Mich. = All football
dope was upset when Notre Dame de-
feated the University of Michigan foot
ball team by score of IL to 3.
Seattle = Outplayed at every point
In the first half, Whitman cut loose in
the second period a series of open plays
confined largely to the forward pass
variety, which surpassed anything ever
seen in western Washington. The final
score was II to 0 in favor of Washing
ton.
1t was Harvard IS plunging and "help
the runner" attack and its great de-
Tense that defeated Cornell 10 to in
the first football game between the
two universities in ~ years.
Lincoln, Neb. - Kansas won from
Nebraska on Andrews field to 0.
Princeton, N. J. One question
followed the 6 to 6 game between
Princeton and Dartmouth here. Every
undergraduate is asking his fellows:
''Just how much will Yale beat us
next Saturday."
Chicago slaughtered Northwestern on
Marshall field when the two elevens
met in their first football contest in
several years. The final score was:
Chicago "a, Northwestern 0.