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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Winter in Der Wctrupuic.
SebenspcrluIt ourdJ ben lesten
Sfneelturm. @efabrlihes
Ibenteucr oes Mapors 8opnor.
8%ottesoienit mar seitcrn in
pielen 8irhen ausgelest.

plelen 8irden ~ousgeiest.
Nem Oorf, 16. Suniiar. -
Neitn Ser omen pllroen in cinem Der
lflimmItcn Stilrule, Die je Stem. Dort
bcimgcluht boben eetobtet uno led)s
cnoere perlebt. Ger 8eiammtihnee.
foH bis 10 llbr gelteru friib, aIs Der
&immeI iid} auifldrte, bctrug 1412
3cll, Der MIR Dem 9li53uro bon
1899, oils 15h 3ol fielen, unb Dem
rcm W0r5 1888, olS 20.9 3ou fie-
len, nafOtunb. $4,000 @rbeiter iino
mngtltellt norben, I'M Ole StraBen 81
%lPtnigen, cine Nrbeit. beren Soften
ouf 100000 perunIdlo9t meroen.
Wapor @opnor mar aeItern iriit
iulcoer olti Dem Ypiten, ais oh CT ois
prrhergebenoe Nod)t uitt ollf Dem
Nadbaulelue9e IN Sebcnsgeiabr &c.
itcnoen hattie. Ger Wapor rpor olli
0cm Nahbauierpege nad) ieiner &iIln
IL ct. Sameo. Den er i'm Shncc al.
hat, nabc Ooroll, iebr ifnpere Ser.
letungeu 81 erleiben oocr gar ill, oel
700 SIT iallen. Gr fubr AM Mittae
rcn SidspilIe, Z. s., no er Die Hadlt
i'm SoilIc zines Nr5tes 5ugebrad)t
Bate, nnd) 0roolpn. Gh. 6. Sbep.
GRO bon SuntinaOon, =. s., Der Ser.
ousgeber oes Kong. &%SIonoer," bcr
i'm ouf ieinem %gcfGbrlifen @cgc
6urb Stirm mo Shnee bcgleitet
bate, erlitt burh cillen Stl,rj Don
elmer Srilfc ifmerc GerlesunNen
mo ullBtc oltrt cine HcttulgssGr=
petition nad) Dem Sauie oeS Ir5tcs
gebolt pcrSeu.
8cItern Hahmittog begunn lid Die
StroBenblodnoc etpaS 81 bebeu.
Eildl 9lng oaS Boot Der 6oll.Hiper-
@inie, sic leste Noft oeil 9etrieb
cin9eiteIlt bntte, nod ieinem geIttnl.
illngsorte ab. Tas thermometer
6cgonn eeecn Ibeno gu fallen, nna
cine faltc 2nitmcllc frat belitc ci,l.
Sis iett bot Der Shnceiturmt, Of
Gleif er Elm gan5 nngenobnliher
mar, neniger Hotbitano mo gntbcb-
ri,llgen uls Der ~lebtiabrige 5u @eib-
ltod)telt in 8eIolge gebobt, lpcil bus
sSetter milber mar.
Sn hen Srtihnften IN ser hinge
blntg Der Staot fonntelt bclltc pielc
&irden feinen Sonntags, 8ottesoienIt
III Golge oes tieien Sbnceiolls nb,
iboitei,.
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Staot Baltimore.

2ah enoe 2 onne II 3
tIarbt auer Sin - @Gre
eS nid)t fir Die ld)leht poiiirborcn
acknowledgements gelpeien, no Die
Strablen Der Sonle boS Sis in cine
i~hlammigeWfoiie nerponpeIter, foru.
It Der aeltrige Sonntug, ioncit oils
Die @ittcrtng in 9etroft fam, &c.
ra0e5u local hc5eidn1et lperoen. Im
Worge,l ipor es aqcroi1gs nod int
nler redJt folt. oenn boS Sbermpmes
ter regiltrirte nm 6 llbr MnrgenS %
@rab. Cod Wlltter Soune's mGr.
melloc Stroblen madtcn iid) bolo in
tuobltb1ti9cr Wcile bemcrfbur, bis
nm 4 llbr Nodmittags bas Guediil-
Der onf u @rob iiicg. Inter Den
ipdrlnenben SonncnitrnbIeu ihntol5
ser Shnee ollf Elm Millimnm 5ulanlr
men. 0ic 3obl ser Spo5ierg1nger,
mcld)e i'm mittleren Stabttbcil pro.
ncnirtc, luor am Nod)mitto9 9roBer
ais lett Wonoten an cincm Sonntag;
oerm auf boS Sono ober in Die Yorfs
fcnltc man 1id)t gcbcn mo 10
orGngtc lid IQeS bort 3uiomnlen.
Sbr iiIbcrneS Sod5eitSs
| ium i~eiertcn 1or5 inn en-.
acn Salnilicnfrciic Sr. Nliboli &obns
ion illb Satin III ibrcr Wobnul9,
Mr. '341, Sit 20. Str, I'M better
@obler9c6en. Sbid)on Dos Subel.
poor ipegen hcs fiir5lid) erfol9ten
CODES ieines Sobnes Don elmer 9ro.
Beren sSeier gbitunb nubnL, licicn
bod) sablrcihe biibid)e @eitenfe, oo.
rllnter peridliebenc aus G%eutltlono,
ein.
81 lie Yoli5ci. @comte
uoriibcrgcbcub arbeitSmn.
- Ger 0crid)t oes YpliSci-
SIr5tes fiir Dos Sobr 1909 peiit aus,
bob m1brenh oes Subrcs Die Mitaiie.
Der beS Eoli5ci.T epartcmcntS oiird)
&%erlcbullgcn oocr &rnnfbeit inSec-
iannnt 10,9S3 MrbcitS- Gage pcrloreiL
ulb spar 1913 ipcgen arantbcit mo
2tS5 lucoen Gcrletllngcn. 'SnSge.
ionmt 292 MitgNbcr moren im Ser.
lnuie bes Sobrcs orbcitSuni1hig, unh
5ipar 24l i,ifolae BON &ronfbeit mo
81 infplgc' BON Gcrlesungen. lleber.
%roid)enocr @eiietbeiagt 'Sero@eritt,
bob Sdlpinoludt ben 8crluit bon
Go grbeitstogelt pcrllrlad)te, mo
iooS, trosocm ole Eoli5eibealmten cine
10 geilnbe 9ei6dftieurg in Der fri
ihcn Suft baben. ACCOMMODATIONS
gen goben 8eronlaiiulg gum Terlult
bon sos (oaen, SnIlllen5o 5ll einem
lold)en bon 1886 5oger mo Grippe
ST cinem lold)el1 bon S54 Sogcr.
Cab Eoli5iiten o1ld) .9terucn" babelL
crbelt borous. Dab SO Gage iniolae
~lterpbien 3nlomn1cnbrudlS cin9ebilBt
lpuroen.
3mci al d) 6eucr Mar.
me luuroen IN Sits9nltimore fnrj
matchmaker onifeinello BON oeriel-
ben Ecripn cingcionot. Ger critic
Alnrm lief nm 1l.55 llbr am Cans.
tag gbcito bonn WelbcfnItcn Hr. 1874
sLf
on Bottom mo Sii3crleitroBc ein,
unb Der 5lucitc iint 1886 llbr gcitern
friib bonn Staten Nr. 1929, Iilpll.
nnb E%otonoeitr. Gle Yoli5ei itreng-
tc iid) ioipcit pcrgebells al, Den Ser.
iiber oes Snberitreid)0 auSiinoig 81
MAIDEN.
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!Sotdbranb nnS Sebrnsuerluit.

Bling bn nj I II. H..g., f6. Sn.
mar. Gin 5cuer, melfes beute
bas vGentral.Sotel" in Cneon.
ia eiadiferte, riftete pefuniGren
Shabcn 5iini 9etrosc Don 100000
Oil. Sacob Neoinser, eli, anseiteI.
tel, erlitt oen Sob lit ben 1lamnlen.
IS 8dite retteten iif) in Nadtaem6n.
bern, inoeni lie oiii 2eitern BON Gen.
iiern berobltiegen, uno etlid]e mliroen
Ton 2oihmdnnern berab eetragen.
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=, Gin MppelI on Die > II III a.
II at. aui @uregitng BON CT.
grtbilr 3. Serring, Dem ScfretGr Der
StaatS- ,NSrren-Gommiiiion, iprnden
gcitcrn cine gu5obl @eiitlife bon Der
&dn5el berob ST @ltnltcn eiBer bciie.
rem Eilege Der @eiltesfronfcn ol,rd)
ben Stoot, illbcm tic bic gegcnmGrti.
gen 3uitdnoe in pielen ,SGllen als iii.
Daltbor be5eihnctcn. Inter Gcnjeni.
gen, ipeld)e iid) Der Snd)e nnlHbn,en.
morcn: Yaitor %. 8. 0oplor poi, Der
@rocc goptiltenfird,e; Foitor Ct. 6.
$. Eooo bon Der GutolusY loce.N Dap.
tiItcrfird)c; GoItor Ir. {. Hoad)
Stratn1 Dol, Der z. 9optiitenfirf)e;
Enitor Ir. &. q. 9ca bon Scr crltcn
rngliif)en fitberiidcri STRIDE; Eoitor
Or. !. @pnne ,Solles bon Der gbbott
Wcmoriol Observation-Disclosures; Bn.
ilor Or. 3onalo 8utbric bon Der CT.
item Observation-Disclosures Yoiior Or.
y. u. Mcalpin, iun., bon Der Snbcod
Wemoriol HrcSbptcrion.a Stride; Bo-
itor Or. $. i. HnG bon Der erlten
method. gpisfopolen &ird)c; YoItor
5. 3.enior BON Der Waoiion Square
n,etbab. @pisfapl-airfe; Yaitor Or.
Sliper Siidel BON aiiocintc Gongrc.
Gationnl Gburd; Yaitor Or. artbrr
9. ainiolping bon Der ct. YaliI's
proteit. Gpisfopal-a Stride; EaIior g.
s. Sa4 bon Der ct. 3intotbp's prot.
gpiscopals8irfe bon GotonspiGe;
Habbiner'A. @lttmod,cr bon Ser Ora.
hiion.aneniie Spnagoae; Habbiner
@iuiom Noienau bon Der Gutaip.
Nlace-S pnagoge.
vSKe ias'S assIans pelsret e. Hatus, 410
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miro iid) oltf lGn9ere 3eit oler Sc
iG1ite entbolten miiilen. Als @runo
llines 2eibens lperoen Die pielen @i.
olripartigfeiteu ongegeben, meld)c
igm Die Gepobner Der llm1ebuna
Bon @afepooo, H..S., bereitetcn, Inn
i'm an Der grrihtlng oes Don ibm
aeplanten nGbilorens SllterclloltS
Trepentorium" al p%erbinoern.
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AIe iumrSca acttftet.

gan 8ranciseo, is. snnuar.
Ter Compiler .Tair Sapen, pel,
dper beutc bier allfon, bradjte Den
6opitdn Saul @appmlH,o, ieine @dt.
XIII iein aino uno Die gauge Monn.
ifait bcs geitern an Der aiiltc bon
Oregon, nabe Der Miinbnng bes
Eogue-Hioer, seitranoeten Sd)ooners
rgueta gentura" poblbebolten bier
Fer. @eitern bieb es, Der Sdoonet
ici NIT Mfann uno Waus lntergegan,
gen. !
Safe tRr'S N1elanS teisset O. Hatne, 4fJ
ctsHaltiMere.ety, uate 0uksn Sente.spe,
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Yai mieber eisfrei.

.3ie Gnpitdne Der seItern bier ait.
geloltaten 9nmpfer berihten, oaB Die
Bal mieoer uoditdnoia eisirci lit.
Rur in Der Nabc bon Sanop Boint
uno Der Guarant1ne. Stdtipn mar
nod 3reibeis 5u ieben, aber in germ.
gen Guoutitaten.
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'Hctte Iusii dten iir u t,
lantic 6itp. = Mus EbilaoeI.
pbia miro iiber oie ausiidtcn rcS
Sanpt. Ynbeorts Der 9oltimorer. UT.
lnntic'Gitp. berihtet: nWenn Die Bot
lf)oit @olIucrneur Sorts BON Neip.
Seriep, iopeit lie lid Qrf Atlontic-
GitD be5icbt, ods olleroings nidt Eel
Ronlen genannt miro, ais Elm slloer.
loiiiger Torbotc fommcnoer Greig.
lriiie 81 bctrodpteil lit. miro cs nit ser
Sonntossireiheit Der ~aoniain ali
Der Gee" iuobl balo cin Gnoc Gobc!t.
Ger 8ouuerneur bat IN id)1rfitcr
@eiic bic Sonolunq ser 9conlten ocS
Scebaoes perurtbeilt uro Die llnab.
bdnai9feif iueifc tic III Der SouO,
bobuns oes pernlteten S%onntugs.
geleseS ae5ei9t bober, olS cine
Sd)n,odI iiir Den Stoat be5eidnct. Gr
bot Oct Se9tslotur Den Ruth geaeber.
burh cine 2lftc linn .ooer oen @erid).
ten Tol(naf)t ~ geberL. 9ealnte nG'
5lilcben, pcld)e rtid)t fir Iurdiiih.
RING oeS @ciebes iorgen uilo fiir oen
1dn5eii Stant acltcnoe puli,eifihs
gcItimmlrnaen uidt reiprftiren. Ser
olte aonlpf iir .Some Rile." b. b.
Selbltrcglerling ein5elrer @emcif,s
Delcn, miro olio aud in Helu.Ser.
Iep's 2egislatur perleet werben. ani
Den altsgone oiirfte man nit Redlt
Geipnnnt iein. Siesen Die Muder-
mo allie an5eihert oeliten oaroui Gin
10 miro cs NIT atlanfic.Giinss
Serrliffeit balo uorbei iein, oenn Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der .G.ueeh
Gitp OF tie Sea" Iieet in Ser Soni,
taasireibcit. Wit Sonntoassmana
miro lie bas Shidial 10 moufer otls
oerer aoniainnen su tbeilep bnben.
peIfe, ibres 3ailbers beraubt. perlni.
len unb ~bergeIien luuroen."
pxHk tar's asstans Sefssst 3. Nstne, 4f9
cf.Ualttmsyesetr., uete 0afsn HpuiesNse
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Natbam Straus franz.

Gem Dorf, 16. Sonuar.
Statban Straiis, Der befamten @c.
~ttadftsmanu uno Ybilanthrop, 1eioet
en- nerpoiem ~3uiammenbru1 unS
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tenldger bc9riiBcn Hooiepelt.

Serlt1l, 16. Sa1lliar. Ste Dol
Den So5iolocmofrutelf peronitaltetei
ScrIammliingen 5l @uriten Dor
@ablreform fanOen belte progromm
gcnloB itott. Sfruerer Reeen tic.
Den gon5en Sag rnb feine erip1b
ncn5ipertben Hubeitorunaen ereignc
ten lid. 9cihliiiIe wliroen ange
1lomnlcn, ipelhe bas alleemetnc, bi
refte urb gebeinle StimmrefJt for.
bern. IchnlidIe 9emenItrationel1
mnrbeu M 10 sielnlid, allen 5bcilcl
hes &Gniesreids YreltBen III Scenl
geiett.
II nj gbouI Samio's willie.
mem.
WcrltH rs. Solular. = SIS Der.
loutct aus gutter Guele, DOB <oic
Iforte gerihtlihe Sfrittc eingeleitei
bot, UNI Ole BON Dem enttbrontel,
Sulton abolll Salnio in Ser SollGr
biidJen gonf bepontrtcn WiQioner
5u crlulgcll.
Gem @eItbanbel .cr0ffnet
Eefi n,a, t6. Santlar, Gbinn
bot Die Sdfcn !Snn.Gbun nnb 2uli-
d]in.9nun in Gicntoo. Wonoifurci
Dem @eltboltocl eroffnet, obaIeid) e.
nod fem gillperucbmcn nit Sopnll
ilbcr Ole an Der @rense 5piiden So.
rco mo Der Wolloifurei 81; crbebcn.
ben 3oae cr5ielt bat. 9ie Sroae iiber
blclc 3oae ioQ oennllaflit 5iir 9eipre'
dung uno 5ur 9cileanng gelongen.
Sic Gr0ffnulg Der beioen erlp0bntcll
Safcn lit it benl am 4. September
poriacn Sobres 8u Eefing unter5eib-
i!cten Ibfommen 3piihen Gbi,lo iinb
Sopon por9cieben: S,in.Gbiin liegt
30 Meilen iiberbalb Der. Wiltbmi]
oes ImIr.SluiieS, niht goti5 1N
Weilen bon 8laoipoitof.
Gic ooepeIt,S ogoparti
9utiabu, ltgonon, 16. Soirtor
- Commander. $. Snthiulon, mel.
der lid NIT Der acknowledgements
nod Hbillo Camp begab, lit bierber
5uriifaefebrt mo beridtet, baB Der
Gr.Erdiioent ole Stropaben Der
&eiie nit 2eiftigfeit ertrug. Gle 60
f%on1otipe brod alii Der Sobrt ell.
ober 5pcimol 5uiommen. Is lpor
Mitternad)t, oils aobait CREDIT mi,r.
De. ollein uac peiben glepbontenid-
ger oes Gotaos iporen pcriannelt
I'M Die geiud)er 81 beeriiben. Inter
Den &erlammcltcn bcfnnb lid, Gbei.
Sngenieur @ennett Don chem Oct
Sceoompfer, meld)cr I'M lesten O.
5enlber ncn Gilaeborcnen olS 6eion-
9cltcr III bic SGnbe fiel urb Don
ibitelt lhluer gemartcrt muroe. an
tiinften Gage gelang cs linn iebod),
feline 6llld)t ST betperfitelieen.
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Ersaniiirtes @obltbnn.

Gle pierte Sabresperiamnllung Der
n8creinistcn SsraeIitiihcn 8obl'
tbGtiefeits ;. @eieIIihaften."-9c.
rid)te oes IirettortmHS un0 Deg
SdasmeiiterS. = Iie 9camteu.
un0 Gireftorempubl.~
Sic .Bereinigten Ssrnelitiifen
Observation-Disclosures = 8eieqidaiten," Die
lid i'm Suli 1906 aus iolgenocn @e'
i%eIlid)aiten: nSsroelitiife 8obltbG'
tigfeits . 8eieIlifoft," oSsroelitiihe
Soipital- uro Mini @eieaihait"
.SSroelitiifer @oiicuboitaperein,"
ySsrueIitiiher 0omen = N0bperein"
,Sodter in Ssroel," rSsroeIitiifer
SreibeeroiguugS , Eerein," .SSracli.
tiiter @iIbmnasuerein" oWeilf uno
See Sorb Gou5il," nIomen 4. &ab.
Circle" yGonten 8oiien Siilfsper'
Gin" Die ,Woccob0er mo Die ~%Stlein.
finoerbeipabrungs E @eielldoft" or.
aaniiirten, bielteu 9eitern NadntittaI
in ibrcm Seim gtr. All, Wcit' 6npette'
StroBe, ibre pierte SobrcSnerlanim'
lung, IN lpeld)er ErGiioent eli 6ront
Sen GoriiB fiibrte. Nof einigen eill-
lcitenoen @orten beS Yrdlioenten
perlus ser SefretGr, Serr 2ouis $.
2epin, Den 0eridt oes Gireftoriums.
0ieiem 9eridte 5uiolge maren Die
GoIIeftionen in Dem oerfloiIeiiclt
Sabre b~ebeutenb ~rieortger OILS III
1908. mesboIb Die @eiellif)oit oo5
@eidlaitsjobr nit einein GefiSit bon
$ll53.17 abihloB Gic Organization
bat I'M GongreB cine Bill einreidet
loiien, iuelfc Die Grbouung cilteS
llelieii Ginigronten Gcteittlonshoi
les in Baltimore beItimmt. Die BE
borbe beit)loB ierner, lid einem 5l
biloenoen ainoer.9 Bureau an5llidJlics
ben, oeiien Organization 1t. a. Ole
Staot, Die YGboritp Organization
Socictp." sic nainber. Siilisgeiell.
id,oit" uno sic st. 8incent De Buul
8eiellifoit" plonen. Irot bea Mid.
9anges Der Subifriptioner I'M Der
ilpiienen Sabre mod)te Die 8eIcll.
id,oit fir ooS &abr 1910 ole iolaen.
ocn 9erlpiuiauraen:
nSSroclitiihe SuliSseicll-
Idoft". .$tS,250.00
nSsraeliihes @niienbols" $4,000
.SsroeLitiifes Soipital". 22.500.00
yGnmen . HGbnerein". 49,. 100000
pSsroelitiide G%r5icbungs.
@eIeaihnft" ........ 100000
Wild) un0 Giss 5ono..... $4,000
.WtoccabGer" ...,....... 10000
y5ot)ter IN Ssruel" 49,. 2,50OM
/. Gle @eleaIdait- miro in, ,bielem
SATIRE ibr Sauptallgenmerf ol,i ooS
Golleftiren bon 9eitrGgen legen unh
bot bereits fir oos Sabr 1910
$50 neile Subifribenten g%eponnen,
mcIfe insgeiammt $420S.40 beiiteu'
ern meroen,
Sdosmeiiter Suliis 2eup mofte
%befonlt, Dob Die Ginnabmen i'm
Toriabre $84426.t5 betruscn mo
$S5,97l75 oilsgegebcn iuitrocn un0
iid) Der lleberiditb oes SobreS 1903
oif $562S.5i int 9aor belief. Nod
YerIeien oicicr beioen gerid)te iolett
Gle 8a6l Der 9eamicn mo 3irefto.
rem. las Reillltnt oericlbcn mar fol
senbcs: Grdiibent eli 6ranf, eritcr
Sice.ErGiioent hilbert u. 9roqcr.
5lpeiter ee-Yrdiioent Snmuel $.
Sonburger, Sfosmeiitcr Siil. 2epp,
Scfrctdr 2oiiiS $. 2epin mo Sircf,
torcn SoitiS aobn uno Gil Stroitic.
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@nbig b%erlauten.
9iptbcr Sonntag in Berlin 6radjtt
iucuig Infrcgung.

Ibbaltung uieler 8eriarmliungen
mo annabme polt 9eidliiiIen 81
8llnlten BON @ablreform. -
&forte leitet Ero5eB elm, I'M Die
bollanoiid)e 0unf 5uiu SeranS-
geben Der pom Nbblll Samio DC.
pollirtcn Wiltionen au 5ipingen-
3pei SGfen maize Ser 9reu5e Don
Goreo llno Ser Manoifurei Dem
Meltbanbcl crofinet. - @lepban-
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ct.Wsltasse'eii.. ssts Gskss Sssis.ass.
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Safe fRr'S SnelanS teisrat o. Hstns, 4f3
ch.SaItimsreets, Ha1s Gafsn %snieIHpe.
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SxHe iar's AsstaaS Stfsssl q. ssine, 4f3
ci'vsftimsre.etr. sste Gates Sssissase
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9renncnocr GbriItbnur II,
iiel AMI if II. - 9eim Gcrilld)c
eiiien brciinenoeil Wit bon cincnt
@eibnndtsborm ob5u6rederL rib Der
10 Sabre olte Heaerfnobc Vcnrl
Softer Don Rr. S26, Born Aacp, scit
Baum I'M, Der iofort in 5lammen
ouiging. @iaium Softer, Der Yotcr
Deg anoben. rib Den brennenocil
9alm, bel Seitc, nm oen anoben gu
rcttcn, unO crlitt bicrbei oerarti9c
9ranoipnhoen. baB er lit Der Gnlbu.
LAM oes w%eitild)en GiItrifts had benz
rllniperiit1ts &oipitnl" iiberiii1rt
iucr6elt muBtc.
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bielt, lueld)e Die So9c anluBlih ibrcS
36. StiftungsieItcs neranitoltet. BUR
Iuifiibrlung gcloigt cine einnfti8e
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-25

The report Of the so.cailed Rookie
felIer grand jury in New York that
Investigated the white slave traffic
in that city, published In McCIure's
Magazine for August, reveals con-
ditions. that are easily duplicated
in Spokane. The press Of the coun-
try was shocked when the charges
against New York's system were
published broadcast.
A grand jury in Spokane, COM
posed of the right men, guided by
a prosecuting attorney in sympathy
with getting at the truth, could
bring to the surface conditions
fully as startling as those prevail
ing in New York, the only differ
ence being that they are not on so
large scale.
Their are resorts in Spokane to-
day that draw their girls from for
eign shores.
The plan of fruit stand owners
pressing women into white slavery
is but another form of this in
famous traffic that was permitted
by the police until exposed by The
Press.
Another form OF white slave traf-
fic carried on here is through the
agency of disreputable employment
offices. They advertise for women
in all of the adjacent country, of.
fering fine inducements, but when
the applicants arrive in Spokane a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-25
NON
PARTISAN
TICKET
Movement to Secure New
Deal in Certain County
Offices.

A movement has been launched
to place = good government or pro-
gressive ticket In the field II the
coming county campaign. The plan
is to have all the forcea favorin0
new deal In certain offices q the
court house get together on Sep
tember 13 In convention and
name nonpartisan ticket, nad0
up Of good men from all parties.
A ticket of this character can be-
placed in the fild only through =
convention to be held on the day
OF the primaries. To secure the
benefit of the primaries in making
nominations parties must have
polled 10 per cent of the vote at
the preceding election.
With ticket OF this character
in the field fight at the primaries
would not be necessary. The rieht
men for the different places cOulG
be nominated without strife and
the big battlel for their elections
waged at the polls In November.
1t is proposed by the movers in
this plan to endorse such officials
now in office as have been faith
full to the people.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-25

According to local drink-dis-
pensers, there is no need for the
Bartenders' >. Total :. Abstinence
league, which began its campaign
in Chicago a few weeks ago, and
Is rapidly spreading over the coun-
try, to enter the field in Spokane.
The majority Of the officers of the
officers of the local Bartenders'
union agree that Spokane's purvey-
ors Of thirst-cooling connections
are almost inordinateiy moderate
in their cravings, and that 1t would
be hard, among those who indulge
in the least, to find a more alb
stemious class.
I'VE can't afford to have the
men behind the bar taking a social
galss when on the job" said one
of the leading hotel men today. "If
he did that man would soon find
himself looking for job. If he
drikns with one customer he has
to drink with another and he might
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-25
FOOTWEAR AN
IMPORTANT item
If feet are uncomfort-
able, one feels all out Of
sorts this hot weather.

Read ads and have new shoes
at small cost.
A certain advertiser In The
Press today tells of an extraor-
dinary shoe sale; one in which
the values offered are truly re-
markable. A sale like this
makes 1t possible for everyone
to have new shoes at very
small cost. And 1t is fact
that to have the feet comfort
able means much this weather.
A few of the bargains quoted in
this ad are:
Ladies' $3.50 and $500 OK
fords at $195.
Mems $3.50 and $4.00 patent
leather shoes at $1.SS.
Mems heavy fall working
shoes. worth $3.50, 60 at $1.95.
Mems $500 lace slippers at
Soc.
Every reader of The Press
should mske practice of read.
ing the ads carefully each day.
II means money saved. and
money saved is really better
than that much earned.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-25
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
At SOME Of LOCAL
EMPLOYMENT PLACES"
The Press Suggests Another Field
for Police Activity Conditions
Here Like in New York.

life of prostitution is the avenue
OF employment offered.
Other employment agencies act
as bureaus, where men hire women
for immoral purposes, ostensiblR
for other labor Of some kind.
There is cafe on Front avenue
that is said to be the Headquarters
OF a gang of men white slavers.
The women are brought there,
terms arranged, and after the fees
to the masters are agreed upon, the
women depart for their respective
assigned places.
Theer are men high up IN th0
police department of Spokane who
in their younger days have been
known to turn an extra dollar" by
procuring women in Spokane for
the resorts of the adjacent mining
towns or lumber camps.
A grand jury of the right kind
could bring to the surface condi-
tions in the traffic In women In
Spokane that would make corrupt
New York sit up and take notice.
In the great metropolis, as In Spo-
kane, the police are allied against
all efforts to bring these facts to
the surface.
The Spokane police system needs
shakien up fully as much as the
police system of New York, d0mi-
mated as it is by the notorious in-
fluences of Tammany Hall.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-25

peated thirty times day adds
enough to the receipts of the cash
register to pay the salary OF the
bartender. he makes good with his
friends in joining" and elimin.
ates the pangs OF a jag. BY care.
full handling one cigar has gone the
route and did not outdo it's use
fulness as dividend Garner until
$420 had been rung up at the ex.
pense of persistent friends of the
diplomatic bartender. 1t might
still be in honorable activity if 1t
had not taken a fall to the mahog'
any during rush at the noon
hour and lost its wrapper.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-25
SAUER KRAUT
WILL COST MORE

(6y United Press Leased Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore, July 25.-
Lovers Of cabbage and saeur
kraut will have to curtaiI their
appetites. Today cabbage
brought the highest price ever
paid for II In the Pacific north
west. A heavy shortage Of the
vegetable is likewise reported
in Washington and California.
owing to the drouth, which has
just been broken by a few
showers.
Portland wholesalers today
paid the growers 2l2 cents a
pound for cabbage. The usual
price is three-quarters Of a
cent. To the consumer the re-
taller is selling this same cab
baee at five cents pound.