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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
@5dcmtlider UciunSbeits.@ sridt.

Gle Tooesrate pGbrcnb Der perealt,
aenen@od,c ohernalS dusnabm5'
mciie niehria. - 2ungclIGipinos
i.dt mo 2ungeilent3iinbulg Tor.
6erl1 bic meiiten Spfcr. -- Gem
tGotlite ll,;iGllc.
4us Dem @ciunobeitSberidlt iiir bic
uergonaenc @ndle lit crIidtlih, ooB
mir 1S9 Ferione1 in Der Stobt 8el'
timorc I'M @eraleid) 81 236 i'll 1908,
223 III 1907 unb 21S in 1906.
dc IooeSrote pro 5a,,ieno Der Sc
differing betru9 1902, ippuon 1897
@cibc uro 1920 Neger iuoren,
Gic &uupttooeslrlaten ipuren:SD'
plus ., MtaIcrn ], 8iphtberitlS I,
SnilucnSa ). Observation-Disclosures &c,
arebS 8. or9aniihe @erSleihcn II,
S,ngencnt5iinnurg 20, 9rlght'S
Niercntraufbeit %. @ltero id)ip1te 3,
ShmGhc Had) Der 8eblrrt II, I'm
IGue 10, Moro /.
Bon ocu Gerltprhctcn iuaren 10l
in Den Ser. Gtaaten uno % I'M Iil$s
lanoe gcborer,, 56 bopon Dnren Ncs
get.
Sm @opnieu Ninl ~1torben ii Eer'
ioncrt, in oen perid,iebencu @oipitu'
Tern % mo IN anbercn Mn'talten s.
Is wllroel % SnqueIic obactoltcn.
IS ml,roen i'm @onScn 9S @ebllrs
ten uuNenleloet. iuorunter IS Wei6e
Mnb IS Heaer; 81 Der 8eburtcl lpd'
rcn mdnnlideu nno II mciblihcn0be'
id)led)IE.
Sic nad]folgenoen nnItedcnoen
arantbciten ipuroen i'm @crgleif jill
1903 angemclhet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31

Gle ElGnc Ser Stnats-
itraBcn ,Gom III II.
Sobnlo Der 5riihIins ms 2ono
5iebt miro Die Staats. 2unoItroben.
Gomrnillion nit ben Ierbciierungel,
beginner. fir pcld)e Die $5,0OO,0M
anleibc Die Mittel bcitafit bat. 3il.
ndhit miro Die Stautsbouten.V eb0r.
DC Die Ilisid,rcibunaei, fir Die Irbei.
ten MAIDEN. iueld)c aus ben fir bieiea
Sobr sur TerIilgung Itehenoen ST.,
100000 bciorgt mcroen. 'Tanu err
folgt Die Auspabl Der 2onoItrobcu
III Den Counties. III oenen oiefelben
bisber nod nift allS9cipGbIt ip,,rben.
Nad, Den 0eitimmungcn ots
Staatsgeieses ipar Der Gommiilion
erlaubt. i'm Sabre 1908 $50O.NOO ouSs
5ugcben mo $1.O0O,OOO IN iebcm fol.
gcroeu Sabre. "a bic GommiiIion
aber nod nift 6erGt luar, nit Der
Irbcit 5u beginneil. 10 Wcrhen al,r
100000 Sbliaationen dusgeaeben,
mo bon oieiem 8eloe ipero.n ltlr
$4,000 perbraiid)t, 70 oab Der Cont.
million tbatidbIih fir bicics So6r
nabc5n anocrtbalb MiGionen 3irr Scr.
Iiigiing lteBen.
aun it telling III W q.
t Dlano Snititut gcidIof
en-. 2ie &tnitaus lpelhc
unter Den alipi5ien oes Gtarcool.
Clubs i'm Wnrplano Snititut in ben
lebten orei @oden itattiano, ipltroe
geitern geihIoiien. Ger GrfoIg lpor,
uie bas po%rnus5uicbelt. Elm poIlfon,
meiler; nift ipeniger ais 800 Berio.
l,en beiiihten oieielbe t1glid, umo an
lnebreren 5agen belief iid] Die geiil.
ber5ohl All idit taiiien6. Inter oen
geltrigen Inueienoen befano iif]
6rau Sarrinston Waln. cine cngli-
Idle Yortroitmalerin, lpeld)e mebrere
Silocr aus9eiteat bate. Ger geitrise
abeno g%eitaltete iif 81, elmer brillian.
ten oeie1id1aitlifeu aifaire, Gin aus.
g%ejeidynetes mniifoIiiheS progranm
fam our Iurhfiibrung. Sr. Sarrp
3. Sopfins aus WaiDinator,, SRI.
Cans @roipnS. alrtbur li,o auItin
Gonrnbi, SainueI S%ambufeer mo
aitoere ipnren Die SoIiften.
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Standardization

&ottcrodm. 80. San. - Ger
Eompier oHpnoam" gina nad] Neips
9orf III See.
Nupre. 80. Sun. - Ger 9ampfer
ga Nrct0auc" 1T mad, 9tep Yorf
a~bgefuhrcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
9as rotbe 8u@ 1T ha.

Ser .Geutite Gorreiponbents"8as
lerber fir 1909, .Tcs Rotbe @udl."
lit iocben inl 9r,.d crlftenen nno
miro iest bon Sen Srasern Angelic.
Iert. 9ie N~blieIerung miro cine gan.
&c @od,c III Nniprllh nebmcn. Nie
2eicr oes .Teuiiten Correspondent.
ten" miiiien iid) oesbalb in @eoillS
ialieu; cS fam nitt ieber Mbcnnent
onl eriten Gage bebicnt mcroer uno
o,ld niht an 5tpeiten uno oritten "a.
ee. 9os oiesidbrige nHoibe Bud"
lit oaS interciionteIte, 6as Der
SerauSgeber oeS .Gcutld]cn GORE
Iponocnten" ieinen Sciern jc aceebcr
bat. Sn &aleloarium iino ipiiicns.
suerthe @eoanftage entbaIten mo ha.
nebel lit ein Noiii.aalen0er. Sas
vRothc Bud" lit reid all SIliitrotio-
men. Ger critic Nrtitel bouoelt bon
Nbrnbam Sincol,l, Dem criten WGrtns
er.ErGiioeuten Ger Ser. Stoatcn,
oeiien hlnocrtlten 8eburtstag boS
arprifaniid,e &olf um II. SSebruor
hiCics SalrcS III g%roBartiacr Wciie
Icieru miro. Gie gIoftiittc, IN Scr
i,iue @icac ltanO, ieine grmorbltn9
ourd, Den Sdouipielcr SSubn @ilfeS
Booth uno Gle Scene an ieircm Stcr.
bebettc iino I'M 9iloc Oargeitellt.
Ger ndhIte artifeI banocIt pom ser
gldn6enaen Seier oe5 Heaierrul95. >sl,s
bil1iums 6e5 &niicrS Sran5 Soiepb
oeS Grlteu pom SeItrcidl.
Cine intereIiante NbbanoIung iiber
Die omerifaniiben 8oblengrubcr, Die
@efahre1. weld)en sic &obIengrIber
ausgaleBt iino, mos iiir ibren Sdrus
unb iiir lire Ncttln9 BET @rubcnrIn,
t%aItrophcu 9cit,on miro, lit Der nGd,Ite
artitel.
@on ser @ich5ud)t. Gen, 2ebe,t Ger
Sieh5iit)ter olli 0cn groBcn Gbencn
Oca @eitenS, ben Gieien.S hlnhtbdus
'ern in Chicago bonoclt Der iolgcnoc
Mriifel.
Goralrf iol9t cine iebr balebrenbe
abbanoIlng iiber Die criminal . Sc
ridtsbarteit, bas Sbentiii5irungs.Sp'
item, bns 2ebcu Ser @ebeimpoli,ilten,
@eihiuorcnel.S isunser, Sen Cham.
Fro3e6.
Gann fommlt Ser 2eicr 5ll einem
artifel ii6er .Mettune ais Seenotb,"
Der IN anbctrodt oes Dor obt Saaen
arIolGtcn llnter9ar9es oe3 groBen
Boiio9ierbampierS .Hepublic" bon
mebr, oils gou0bnlihem SntereIic lit.
Ser lestc SbeiI oes rRotben gu.
dies" lit BON Iofolem ,Sntcrelicf Ga
iino ole @erittc iiter Die leste @atl
cntbaltcn; ipie Die Staotsgeiesgebung
5uIammen geIest iii, lpelde S%toatsbe-
ante an 3. Nobember bieieS SSabres
81 eripGblen limo; ole @eitimmlungen
oes i1ellen Naturaliiatiousgeiescs Il.
tuie ell Gingewonoerter 5l periabren
bat, Inn @iirger slt iper0en; Die ga.
men o1r Er1libcntan Der Ser. Stoa.
tcrL Der @o,,perncure bon Warplono
uno Ger @apors bon Baltimore; Die
Hdlnen u1o SaIGrc ser itGotiid)en
@eauten; bie Nanlen Der Staotsbe.
antten ullo Stantsbeboroeu; ole Ser.
lpili9ungen IN oieiem Sabre fir Die
ueridlieoenet itGotiiihen Gepnrte.
ments uno picles Inbere. Iieier
Sbei( oeS &olenocrS lit i'm pahren
Chime ein tleincs acknowledgement IN
ge5ug oli Die itdotiife unb sic
Stootsperipaltung. Ger Gingeipan.
oerte, Der Den Gteil genal mo iIeibil
It,lhirt, miro feline CHARACTERIZATION hu-
ben, Die 6raaell 81 bcantiportci,, bic
Der Observation-Disclosures ibnt Dor.
legt, lpenn or it'd Inn Dos @iirgerred)t
beipirbt.
t%% SIN, SIP o,ff,1 Sn,, 4 Nohr,,,,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31

-" Die .@iIbelm Sca.2oae Wr.
3, s. g. &. Of ~. ncranitaltet
hcute. Sonntag. in .3eber's Barf".
an Der Sariorb . Noab. elm an.
iterrroiten. EaS aus Sen Serren S.
Sslein $. Sduar5. .. 9utmalS. @.
Slider. R. 6ran5. g. Meunitiel. q.
Fieper, u. @ienert uno 8. MoSmilcr
3uiaminenseieste arrangements . 60.
mite bat gGes %miFseboten. Inn oe,,
Sbeilnebmern an Dem Muiternroiten
neben cinem 9uten Shmaits mno ei.
nem eolen Sropiet, and, ei,te anee.
nehnne l(ntcrhaftiing 81 bieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
abfabrtstese Der 9ampier bon Nsm.
Nurf.


@urf.
Nm 9. Gcbrltar Gampfer ,Nocr.
Dam" rad 3ctterbam.
GIN 3. 5ebruar y&aiier Rilbel Der
@roBc" ndf @remen.
Sim 3. Jcbrliar Wauretania" nah
liverpool.
anl 3. 6ebruar .aroonlano" nod
a%ntipcrpeu.
Am 4. 6ebrucr nGnMraine" naf
SABRE.
am 4. Gcbrilor e. ). 1ietgen"
nod 8o%oeibaseu.
PIN 4. 6ebruar .gresIau" mad
Bremen.
arl A.. 6ebrilor nYannonia" nob
Sibroltdr nno Neapel.
am 6. ,5cbrlar california" mad
Slasgoip.
Sim 6. Sebri,ar yaaiierm" mad
hamburg.
gm 6. 6ebruar rIeutidIano" nad
Sibraltor uno NeopeI.
Iin 6. Scbruar .Nedar" naf Oh.
braltar mo Reapel.
am 6. 6ebruar ,0ene,ia" naf
Pcopel mo Worieiae.
Sim 6. Seruar 30. @aibiu9ton"
uad) Ncapel Ino Srisit.
gM s. 5e5rnor st. 2ouis" nat
Soutbompton.
Gm 6. Sebruar ,GoIabria" natb
Hcopel.
am 6. 5erllar .MaNadnicttts
nadJ 2onoon.
am G. Sebruar europa" nab
Teopel ruo 8enl,a.
Nm 8. Jebrunr e. 81 @enopa"
rad) Neapcl un0 @euuo.
Nm 10. Sebrl,ar r3eelano" nod
9lntperpc,l.
am 10. 6ebrl,ar rMaieitic" mad
S~outbamptou.
PIN 10. 6cbrilar "Gampanio" mad
2iperpool.
Elm IL. Gebruar .3esipa o'Sta.
Tia" nad) Ncapel unb @enita.
am II. Se6riiar ,@retasue" not
SABRE.
Gin II. 6ebrltar v@roBer aiir'
%iiirft" nad) Gibraltar lrno ReapeI.
am 13. Scbruar .@olumbia" mad
Glasgow.
am is. Jebr,tar .Gorea" nod
Notteroam uno 2ibau.
Nm 10. 6ebruar 9arbaroiIa" nad
&ibraIior mo Neapel.
am 10. S%ebruar .@alberiec" nad
San6urg.
Pint 10. Gebri,or Settle" mad
2iuerpool.
@m 13. 1ebrlor PHILADELPHIA"
nod Sontbatnptou.
Im 13. Scbruar ,Wiunetonfa"
nod 2onoon.
Am 16. Gebruar .gpnoam" nod
NotterOarn.
Im Is. Jebrlnr .gecilic" nat
Bremen.
In 16. Sebruar .Sontrrg" mad
Gibraltar unO Reapel.
Vim II. Se6ruar Mice" mad
HeopeI unb SrieIt.
am II. 6ebruar ,Ronia" mad,
Neapel mo WorIeiae.
Pm II. 6ebrliar .Sceanic" mad
Sonptbomptcn.
am II. 6ebrnar .Samlldno" mad,
autluerpcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
@elofenDnuaeu

Seloienounsen nod Geutiflono
uno Oeitreid . llneorn iider uno
idnea beIorgt. 5. 10 un6 20 Warf..
Inipie 10 uno 20 aronem Sdei,e 3u
uerfaufen.
S1es. S. 1teaer E &c.,
90 st. 217. nh-eaIimsse- etr.
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An %peYfauien:

$3.50 - SIR einss iener pra6teouen Sdu'
fer nabe @dtterfcr,Narf. Rr. 20. 90, % ETC.,
efcrbsSarcsg irabs. 9enentir;e T~rcitoire, sell
Ter nro sci; eu,ainirie Sabeiuanne lno al'
tethten geoinsuneen iauien zines iener monfrs
men Sdufer. -9e{thtiet fe iro iiber5eust glh.
Gebr leihic @esiNGunser. gstpaIn g. stor6.
an DIT uno Ste1c. CSuni17, 1S,T&S)
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ga %uettaufeu:
I'm GOO Blind ure.(Sfoue n. CTR.

C1nfeS I'm GOO BIOd WDresVIobefsEtr
Goen bonenoet cine Rcibe moosrner, Stvet.
ft3diecr Sduler, feds 8iutn,er uuo :@eb. EaS
Roee3iutntcr. bat en,diGirte. gSarre unb .farttdres
EIofef. NRfhlub on fanitdrcr StaraI. -Yr.ie
$3.50. Rieoriaer gr,rb8ins. Sbige Sduier
baben bobe uno eefunSe cage. ga1jnirasen
VI. 2537. Cf.aHpnument.ett. u43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31

Nesbalb babe 10 cine fleine 8emiife .Jarul
bon 10 Iderr biIis az perfaufer. 3ruei rene
2Guier, 10 bel 1s. relp. 16 bel SO Gub, lno
oarhuf; ferrer gebe, bic Wibbci, 2~cdgeidirr.
(opie eine uel;e @rutra dime rsbii ,Broober"
init, N5lni Ireiie bon $500. Cine Sbpofbef bon
S222, bic nod, Gnf benz .Giape iiebi. fdn, blcl'
ben. 10 Dab sun. Gtfd,ti mir S57s erforoerii1
irdren.
0ermauu gaoenbopp. 3tmmer 723-'?7, Gal.
tber.Sloa., iii, Nuros GbarteSs5trake.
(septlg ,1alDte)
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8crlamat i'm N%agemeincn.

TeurAes rDetts.Tatweifun al. Snreau.
Inter Der MIfYi1t ber y9sutiben @cielfdat."
Oteisriget;. bte beutibe SGnbiperter, Ir6eiter
urO SlenItbnteii su pcidbditiaer tpiinftben, mol.
len iib perf5nlit ooer in irGnt!risI gricfen OH
ben Neerten BET 8efenfbaft, Subanu .. Weler,
6tutmsr II, Gr. 2t5-217, Gourtlunb. strah.,
tptrb Gpree5iturber bon 1 bis 5 ubr.
GSun27,tO
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Gtc4cnsciudJe.
S,eneGefuM

SienegeiuG:
Sin paier ina. SielIe ais 5tueiic 3alb fir
@rpb. RoQs uio Buns. gtad,5ltra9eu III Y'r.
1920, gspro.Mionut Strasc. (3l-2)
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Mir laben bic iulsenocn snteu 2auo'
Epmplerc atm Icrfauf:

10 elder 5000; 10 Mder 5000; SO sIder $1,000;
oieier QIdbe fteben Sbfibdume. SierSie W,in,.
ten Sabri per eleitrifber 9abn bon baltimore
lno fini Wiiniten gu SUB bon oer Citation nud
ireeno einem Der V.ite. Gorneii etiid,e oabon
u1ter. Leidten Observation-Disclosures oeriaute!.
ESSENTIALS rs Nder arobe Sarm NIT fcinsr Nai'
terfronte. ~ureefibr 3,pei sDieilen bon oerfeiber
anosren @ebdnlihieiisr. gu $4,000.
Seoern Stealth Company,
81. III. sasre. Gharlss.etrake.
(M1ra24 1S)
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ane. iveldse Gstb astrasAsu, fvredeu bIes
uer. Nnletten auf Gnfdre, U11tef une Grunbs
etaenthunt. I'm @ertrouer. feine Qcdn Office
wsefhneen. -.Natfisssse Smrehnenf Co.," Ns.
TO- Rsss'Fssasttste (27sy
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gu pcrfaufcu.

1yerm ~ Utrfanfeu.
Rate JsiiupsStu!ion Der Baltimore -, Ohio
mnpn." 73is sieer: paienb iiir Gieinl'e-
Ghit. ODER @efliieeI5nht. oaus nit iets 2ims
merit. Steuer. @eufhuppen. &etreioefpeihers
YQa aerI tuppen. 3mei @iibnerbduier, pnis fir
iungc Hiibuer. Gli!es @Gfier. iHcDrere Sunherl
Gorbs ScIs aui Der Sarn. gSegen onocrer e9es
itdfte Id. aGe ih lie biria an %fhne!!eu Sdiite,
log. SeSlie %. Safer, Annapplis' Junction.
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0elb 81 nerleiben.
1891. aettefes GtatltHement. 1891.
WarnIanb Ghattel Quan MIiociatiuu

MISttf CHING, III, @efddffi5f1brer
Gotuerts0et6abe,
9eGenHber BEN 8ert6tSsGehdube.
.8tnluner 229, 231 uno 233 e. Gtodfuerf).
eaeeff.0de 1anette. nme ct. Hanf.etr..
noa etc. ohne grffrrnnre oerfeiben. Seietii1e
Naten. -(Stsine R3nterei.)
wS. Boone. Gcurt.ano 1856, q: & 2. Vbone
81. Raul 1850. (Nob2 fS.9&G)
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Gu rcrtduffu:
Cine idb5u acIegene Sarni bun 81 9l5erIl. nit
92aihuna, lauienncm Waficr. Shlt. nit t0lneni
9aiS, StatIunacn nno duen ~noibiaen e,ebGl.'
sen; @irdher. Sd,ulen L. {, ~. IN Der raditer
gtGbe. Wdn fGreibe on SiidluIGs 2cipoiS, 2ine'
puTn, Garrpf.G rn1tp, Wp. (3G--3&Dl
Uejdld its. Gctcgeubeiteu.
SIN 9uena 8iifd Gprinss. 9criparbte ,polen
Gin $500 3oteI nit ponftdroiaer Iusfiattlns
fir $500 ecrInnien. aaru iofori IN 9eiis &C,
i,crlmen perben. GeIcgenbeii tlr @ootfd5rteil.
@eoen lir5 Tiifen.
Tauis & Go,
(Son11-) f02 Eit.2syiugtpu.Str.
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8erlanet: Graucu nnb NGbd)eu.

@crIaugt:
Cine oeutfde Srau. ole STGlii6 fprtdt. fit
augc-nciHe SauSGr,ei! in ciEec I. cincr SaWilic;
feline ainber. sad~ :ufrageH tn Rr. 134, No.
Lamb 9tptuue.s (30-l)
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@crlangt: MGner nno &nabcn.

0crl1uat:
Gin Sunse, Der ole 8iderei %crlerneil spiu.
glnd5nfraaeN III Or. i417. Eh.Miaoi'om-strass
(3i)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08
THE GREAT ANNUAL CHERRY FAIR.

This carnival in honor of the cherry industry has very
wothy been celebrated by the people Of Salem and sur
Without the fruit growers Salem could never be called the
Cherry City of the World.
Without the enterprise of the business men of Salem the
cherry industry would not be advertised,
The basis of the cherry industry lies in the wonderful soil
of the Willamette yaIey-pIuS the climate.
The far-Seeng pioneers brought the fruit industry with
them and established it here firmly and forever
The development of the industry is due to the commercial
enterprise of the fruit growers and shippers who have made
a market for the willamette valley cherry,
So let US give credit where it belongs and all unitedB
pull together for still greater results,
The Cherry Fair is time of midsummer reunions, visit
ingS, and general good time - the HOMECOMING time OF
thousands who make their annual visit at SaIem
For three days we give ourselves up to our guests and
friends to entertain them at our Cherry Carnival
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08
MOTHER WANTS TO
SPANK THE BRIDE

Baltimore, Md, July Sin order
to avoid n spanking at tho hands Of
her irate mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Reisinger. IA years OF age, who yes
terday was Miss Elizabeth Weiser,
Is In hiding today with her boyish
husband, who has jnst passed his
18th birthday.
The boy and girl, groom and
bride. have known each other for
four months. Their acquaintance re
suited In an elopement yesterday and
a marriage at midnight by Rev.
Henry w. Miller OF the Light Street
Presbyterian church.
When the mother heard of the
marriage she started out with the
announced intention OF taking the
girl from her youthful husband and
spanking her. "She's only a baby"
declared the mother, "and Albert Is
little more. When | catch him l
will put him on bread and water
diet until he promises TO be good"
A mutual friend OF the young
couple se0ured a license for them by
representing the brides age as is
and the groom's as 21.
Reisinger's income as waiter Is
$3.50 week aud the parents are
wondering how he will support his
wife and himself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08
KILLED HER BABY
AND DRANK POISON
IunIled rre.a Lensed Wlre. !

San Francisco, July S.-Held on
a charge OF murder, Mrs. Laura Mac
Donald, who killed her baby son.
Kenneth, and attempted 10 end her
own life, a few weeks ago, Is In the
city prison here today, Members of
the Mattresses union have enlisted
themselves In the cause of the ac-
oused woman, and will fight her case
In the superior court.
Mrs MeDonald's story Is ono OF
misfortune. At the age OF II she be-
came the wife OF John Morrison Mac
Donald, son of a wealthy man In
NoYia Scotia They lived at Meren-
ella, Arlz.. for a year, and then she
was deserted by her husband. who
left her to care for their i0-months'-
old child.
The woman went 20 Los Angeles,
where she met Edwin Crawford. a
cook, who brought her 10 San Fran
cisco. She says he deserted her, and
In a nc OF dependency she decided 20
kill her child an herself She shot
the baby an drank poison herself.
The child died, but she recovered,
and now faces charge OF mnrder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08
FESTIVAL
CONCERT
AT ALBANY
lnneS Orchestral Band Secured
by Commercial Club for
the Occasion.

All who appreciate the best there
Is in music will look forward with
much pleasure TO the engagement OF
Innes' famous band and assisting so
lolsts at Albany on Thursday night,
July 15.
Innes Is one OF the great directors
OF the world. His ideals are lofty,
and ne reaches them with a felicity
which disarms criticism. The splen-
did body OF instrumentalists who com
pose his band partalCe of his enthu-
siasm. and the result is a program
OF artistic excellence long TO be re-
membered.
OF the soloists who will be heard
at Albany, the most interest centers
In the talented prima donna, Miss
Liatemann and Or William, a harp
soloist, who was especially engaged
for the Seattle exposition, An told,
the company nnmbors over half a
hundred people, and the event will
have wide interest throughout this
part OF the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08
WANTS RACE WITH
WINNER OF MARATHON
LnnIted Press Leased VIC. !

San Francisco, July S,-Con Con
nelly, the champion long-distanee
runner OF the Pacific coast, is anxiou
for a chance at John ID. Marsh, who
won the Fourth OF July Marathon
run at Tacoma,
Connolly signifies his willingness
to run Marsh at any distance from
one mile 60 the full Marathon, and
is ready 10 put up reasonable side
bet. While he would prefer 10 run
In san Francisco, he would pot be
averse to running Marsh either in
Tacoma or Seattle, preferably In the
latter city, as he believes that the
race would draw In the exposition
city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08

Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops chronic coughs that weaken
the constitution and develop into
consumption, but heals and strength
ems q lungs. II affords comfort
and relief In the fost cases OF chron-
ic bronchitis, asthma, hay fever and
lung trouble. j. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08

The above lineup of the respective
teams Is made out In batting order
and the positions will be played ac-
cordlngly. Tonight will be the first
game OF the two-game series and
there is much interest being mani
tested among Salem fans regarding
the local managers new lineup.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08
BELGIANS WON RACE
IN HENLY REGATTA

London, July S-The Belgian crew
representing the Club Natlque de
Grand OF Ghent today won from
Jesus college OF Cambridge In the
finals of the grand challenge cup
events of the annual Henly regatta.
The Belgians, who were strong IA
vorltes. covered the course In seven
minutes and eight seconds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08
TWO BASEBALL GAMES
WITH WOODBURY. -SCl0

Salem's two baseball magnates,
Jerman and Heyser can assure the
public that there viii be something
on the move In baseball circles In
this city today and tomorrow when
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08

A bold bandit walked into the
Waggoner banking house at Fort
Worth, TexaT. and forced the cashier
TO give him $500 in cash. The rob
berry was effoeted in broad day light,
and the robber made his escape.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08

team from woodburn and Scio. The
local managers have secured the SER
vices OF Joe Fay. one OF the speediest
professional ball players on -ne dirt
I'm this vicinity. and the following
lineup will be seen tonight at 3
o'ciJ, on Willamette field:
Salem. WoOdburn-Scio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-08

Sarah Orne Jewett, author OF the
book "Dtephavcn," diod az her home
In SOmth Berwick, Maine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-12
Wash Goods
Sale !!
Our Entire stock of Wash Goods in Suits,
Coats, Waists, Skirts and Princess
Dresses 70 Be sold at
BIG SACRIFICE
Regardless
Of Cost.
Come early and see for
yourself.
You cannot afford to miss this Sale.
Co.
COR. WEST AND GROVE STS.
Rutland. Vermont.
Rutland. Vermont.

borrowings should be given to level the
ground and kill any sprouting weeds.
The cut tubers should be dropped
from twelve to sixteen inches apart,
one IN place The amount OF seed
to use per acre will depend on the
price. II seed potatoes are not too ex-
pensive II pays to be liberal with them
Where medium sized potatoes are cut
into quarters and dropped every If
teen inches In rows three and one half
feet apart twelve to fifteen bushels
per acre viii be needed
On western farms, where land IN
cheap and labor scarce, potatoes are
often planted In rows both ways. This
can be readily done by running
planter wire across the field and drop
ping a piece Of potato at each button
on the wire. The wire IL moved at
each end as In planting corn. When
planted In this way half tuber In.
stead OF quarter should be dropped
in place. Such plan will not give