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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Bur 9elebrung Der Sar.
me r. - Ser ySarmers' Snititute.
3ug", bon lpeld)em aus Die Sarn1er
bes Stootes III be,t n1d)iten sfpci
Nod)cn ii6cr ollerbono lonbmirtb.
ihaftlidc Sragen belebrt nerbcn iol.
len, fi,br geitern Mtorgen bonn SiQcn.
9abnboic ser @eltern Marplonb.
@abn nb uno beiinoet lid, iest IN
Sancof, Worecn f1brt Ser 3ue mad,
So~gerstofpr utb ppr BORT lpGter
nod atoercn Yitnften al, Der @citcrr
Marplono-Ndbn Nad) 5iuci Wud)eil
febrt ser 3ug nnd) Baltimore Snriif
nm ounl, cine 3ipeiipodentlite 6obri
iiber bic Warplanb-Ye,lniplpatia
Vah1 ST. MAIDEN.
MciuItntIos pcrIuufen.-
Ter oiirf] baS 9erid)t al,georbnete
Gerfauf oeS Baltimore SonrnaI"
weldJer aeiiern Moreen itattfinbcl
ioltc lit reiultotlos perlouicl. Ser,
War Guilt, elm @ritnbeigentbums
Waiter. madte bos botIte Ineebot
il1inlif $1,000, ipdhreno bas eritt
Mngebot $4,000 betrne. Inter Den
obiualtenoen llmii1noen etltidlolicr
iih Die Mdifenoerfualter, sic Serrer
Eercp s. Senniebauien uno Garl ID
TiitIer, oas GiaentbnnL lueIhes 10.
Wobl Die GinridJtuna ais bic Girfutu.
ton cinid,licbt. nidt sn pcrfonicn
ulio oie 3eitung Weiter su fiibren.
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cleftriid)cn SdiIoes al Dem @ebdIi.

cleftrtihcn SdiIoes an bcnl @ebulis
De Der 6irma Soiepb Z. aeap;
Don Serrn 5rautielter: genoerun1g
heS NomenS ser Sorris. NIlep, bon
Gaitcrn b. Npenlle sur Spiter-Iuemlc,
in 9elmooo. Npemle;
BON Serrn Mc9urop: Groffmlng
Der Higgs. Ipcnue. bon Der Eoplar
0ropesS troBe sur Songluooo.Npe.
BON Serrn @cit: @epGbrung Ner
GrlnubniB on oie n8nmpoen.@ooo.
berrp Neigbborbooo N~iiociation."
eiuen GrboIungs.Eorf ein5urid)ten;
annutme beS 9eitrogs in Sobe non
$4,000 BON Der genunnten @clel!-
id)aft mlb GertpilIigung zines 9etra.
ocS bon $4,000 ais Soitenbeitrog
III biciem Earf;
BON Serrn Srautieltcr: &erunbes
rlllg bcS Stoothnrters in 6enl Nbs
itnitte, melher Die 9uuoronun9 be
trifft;
BON Serrn McGurbp: Grnennluta
beS Serrn Irtblir q. &orris jlnt
Gonitobler Der IS. 0Sor0.
6err Sobn Yeb reihte cine Reiollt-
ton cir, IN Incident Dem nGelltidct
Gorreipon0enten" Der Iauf iiir Die
llehcrmittelung oes yHptben Dit
DIES" an ben Stootratb aisgeipro-
den miro. Tic Heiolution mlrroe ut.
ter Nuibebun9 Der Notwithstanding
iofort on%genomnlel.
SIN 5mcitcu HotbS5mcigc &C.
Sm 5~peiten 6otbs5lucigc mllrOcll
Die iolgcnocn Gcroromm9cn IN brit
ter Scllln1 un9cllonlmcn:
@~epobrung Der erlolbniB an 5.
9. Eitd & Gro, Gin elcftriid)e5
Shilb al Der Ode bon Nortb.a penie
unb Mount Hnpol. Mpenle o%nSl,brin.
gen;
Infnili cine @rltnbltiids oil Scr
2ebmun.S trabe umo zines ouoereli
an ser Gde bon Miaington-Mpenue
mo 2ouooll.N pemie fiir bic gc5ie-
Dunasbeboroe;
aenoerung bes Nonleus Der Gbe.
iopeofe.S traBe, 5luiid)en Goiteril-
Ipenue uno 9oitnn-S troBe, in Sen
mooo.Nuenue
Gie folgenoen beiocn ueilelt Ser:
orOnmngen iunrbcn oiird) @errl
Goipne5 eillgereid)t:
G%roffnung Der Gllfclono.S tra5c.
pon ortbsanennie sur Salapettes
aperlie. unb acnoeruug beS Ramcr,5
Der Srtton.Hoao, BON Winoior
Millls.Hoob bis 5i ser Stootgrcnje,
III Jalbott- Ipenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Nas Wctter.

Sir Morplono mo 6cn Giitritt
Columbia bellte mo nlnrgen flor,
ilorNen ltcigenbc Scnlperntur; nloBi.
&C %loromeitlidJe urlb peltlid)c Minbe.
0oa @cttcr mar eci!cru nidi idJoiL
obcr co bate id)lcd)ter lcin tonnen =
cS 0ob mcber Gegcn nod Sdnce.
Gic hodlte Scnlpcrotllr mar 80 8roo
irnt | llbr NohmittogS unb Die nic0-
ri9ite 33 @rob nod s llbr IbcnhS,
IN ocl nuocren 9unbca Mcttcrbea
nbndtungsitotioucn beS 2nnoeS ipnr.
Den Die iolgenoen bod)ltcn Sempcro.
tllrcl p%cr5cidJnct;
Goitport 2S, Eortlnno 2S, Bottom
-, Ilbonp 26. Nem. Port IS. Fbiln-
oelpbin y. gtlnntie.Gitp 10, &urria.
burg 81 Moibington 36, Norfolt 46,
Mottcroa 80, Charlotte rs, gSilming4
ton G2, GborIciton 80. Snponnnb GO,
,%Nnfioupillc 66. Supitcr II. Seps9Ne't
a, Ntlorto II, montgomery 56, 9fep
Orleans "a, Enleiline 10. @olpeIton
go, Corpus G6riiti 66, Wenpbis l6,
Gincintoti so. Yittsbilrg %, Nortlr
iiclo 2S, buffalo 30, Glcpelonb 81
Gctroit %, Nlpcuo IS. MnrQllettc -,
@rcen Ban IS, Chicago 80, Glllntb
IA, ct. Youl 26, 81. Spuia b, San.
las Gitu IS. Snlnbo "a, &ilron 81
Sisnord A, @iaiiton 40. SABRE II,
Solt Qufe Gitp 3S, Iellner 81. Nortb
Gloite 80, NmoriHo 6G, Gohge Gitp
"a, Sos 9llgelea ~.
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Nptis.
Seb6ei's ein3iges stubio.

Sebermann TENN bic BON ms ae'
lieferte Mrbeit; iuir benfen uidjt ba.
ran, ms ielbit at iobem, iombern iiber.
laiien oies nnieren 2eiitnn8en. Seine
Sreppen bel nns ~ eriteigen. 0aHen
Sic fidl bot Nnberen nidjt tGnid,en,
&c sieb. nnr elm einSiges Sebbel.Stn
bic nnb oies befiaect fid i'm Yarterre.
NAten Sic anf bos 9ans, no nuier
Aanen anf Sbiirsn uab Genitern
itebt.
Qeine Agenten. Gin Hreis.
Adten Gle anf
Z -Srbbel'S-
321 RprS.0 ah. Ctr. nahe Giah'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Scr ciu, bic BON @enerolnnualt oe5
Stuates ein @lttahten iiber Die 6ro'
&c n%erlangt, oh eS gcleblld) leL oa3
@ltrcnt Der Sbelliiib z COMMUNION
BON annapolis nod Baltimore 81
uerlp9en. 9ie Sroer mitroc an boS
Gomite fir Gbeiapeufe.@ oi un0 81.
iliiiie peripieicn.
&err Growlcp pom Erincc Georges
Gountp reid)tc I'M llnterbnuS cine
Gill ein iiir cinen 3uioB 5ll Der Gon-
Ititution oeS Stontes. ipelder Die
Snitiotipe rnb ooS Hefercuoum ein'
iiibrt.
Or. @opocn Don Ct. Mtorn'5 So.
reid)te I'M llntcrbolS cine @iIl cir,
bic cine GcrluiIli9ung bon $55,N0
iiir oic Notwithstanding ser Arbei,
ter, luclhe Ourd) ben 8untcrott Der
Gontraftoren WcGormid & So. non
Ebilobelpbio, bic 2onoitroBe iiir bcn
Stont bailten, I'M ibren Nrbcitslohn
Qebruht lporoen limo. Serr Wnrhurn
BON Yrince Georges County rcihtc
cine 9ia eill, oic bon 2anoitroBens
bolt.Gontroftoren Die SteIung elmer
9iirqifoft iiir Die Nc5ablunq ibrcr
9(rbeiter u%crIallgt.
Gin groBer Wuus un0
2 pnrperein II. - Ger p%ernlnlerte
@ou. utb 2eib,&erem bon Baltimore
lit BON p%ronlinenten @eidaitsleltten
nit einen &upitnl bon $520,0OO III.
cprporirt iuorbeu. 9oS 2upitnl iii III
5000 Intbeile eingctbeilt. Gie Sn.
corporotoren iillo: Soiepb :. Gng.
lnnb, Sranf 5. Socn, W. @omoro
@ohon, @m. $. S,lb9inS ulo GboS.
!. auhlmonlt. Gle Eireftorcn iinb:
@nl. s.. @abon Som. y. Eottiion,
Gbos. Gil9lnno, Sruuf u. Soen,
Sobn 8. Wiaer, y. .. Bennett,
6rancis 7. Sooner. Sones Mcgpop
inn, u. Eogc @opce, Hidoro g..
9ludmea ulb 5becbore 4. Straus.
Serr Soiepb Sliper lit Der SefretGr.
Inter ocn llntcrid)reibcrn iilr Nftlen
Geirnocn iid) inter Anocren SEQ. ".
Willis, Moriboll @inteitcr, Geo, u.
Suntiug Geo. VI. Spoc, Srontlin s..
MORTON uno Sorpep VI. Soen.
9ic 0ibel mir0 tbcurer.
Sn Tni9e bcs bobcn 3ollcs ollT &C.
Der lit Der Ereis iiir 9ibcln. Die in
2eoer gcbunbcn iinb, I'M 10 Erp5cnt
inl Yreilc 9eitie9en.
Ger II mi ob Der @anfcn,
Die sum Baltimore Clearing Sorlc
gcb0rcu. bctrllg I'M Monot Sanllar
$t43,OG9,024, 9cgen $125,993,63G I'M
Sonlor oes 3obrea 1909, cine BIT
nobme bon S17.075,3 SS.
@ebt picl / d) t II Il d
u al bin0ton. 49, Sic Moallffeit
lit porbouoel, OoB Yoitor 5. @ilion
Sutton, &iilispiorrer an Der often hi.
id)oflidp proteitartiiden ct. Touls.
Stride on Charles unb SnrutogoItr,
Rettor Der blld0ilidI- protcItontlld)er
Ct. Nnoreuasa Stride III MuibingtonL
9. e., lueroen miro. Gin 0titglieo
IeS GonliteS iercr @cn,cinbe, bas lid
llad) eiuem Hcftcr un.ieben loll, mo
Der bisberige Heftor, Der reli9nirt
bat, huber i'm III Soridlog 9ebrut)t.
Ger biabcrigc 9feftor Der &oibing-
toner Wculeinoc lit Or. Is. Goloert
Garter, cin Sobn oes befnniltcn Sol'
tinlorer HcGtsonlpoIts 9erltoro Gar.
Ter. Eoitor Garter ilbcrnimmt bic
riid)oilid)sprnt. Grlolcr > Stride i'll
Yrpn Womr, 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Iic Steucr Y lnnah III c
ill Souumr belief iid) ulli nhgcIohr
SL000,000. llcbcr cine Ntiaion be
irll9 bic Gilmnhmc am lcbtcll Som-
i.a9 olciu, mn geitern iunr tic olldl
hcbeutcno. SIC arobtc Ginnobnlc III
1909 an cinem Gage mar 100000
nm IS. Sonlinr.
Solltcn inn in Nude lui.
len. - Gic 5nmilic George Smllb,
beitc6cno aus Den Gltern ulb plcr
&unOcrn. mohnt icit mcbreren Monn
ten in cincm 3clt I'M llnion. @ebcli
llnbc Gotonapiae al Der NSobnnpcntc
Hooh. Wno am Sonntoe Moreen er'
tneiltc Die ueiic Eclijei uor 9alti.
more.Gorntp Der camille ben &c
ichl. lid mad, cincm Soitie ais CD.
rnd) im5ilId)uuen. Gie Camille be
lGitigt aticmunben. crt,dbrt iid bin
lnnglih iuno Die ainbcr iinb leitmo
INN hunter.
Ger Iribiobra &onbeI
heginnt. - Sic Srilbiabrs-Gin.
toiiis. Sniion be1innt belte, Den /.
Scbriior. III bielen1 SATIRE miro Der
rNcrcin Der aoltflcutc mo 6obritun-
fen" audi in Der 5riibiohrs. Soilon
fir Die auitflaittc bon %oilsiunrts. Die
in beil bieiiacn Gngros'8eidldIte l'
inre Ginfdrlic iiir oas 5riibinbr uao
rem CONNER mod)en. oas Habeit.Sp
iIeln einiiibren. meld)es btsber mr. NJ
Der Serbitioiion Nnlrenoung iono.
Sos Rabottlpitem beItebt borilt. DAY
elm anuimonn. Der mIinociiens Woa'
len gum @erthc bon 5000 einfouit,
lie &ilitc ieii,cr Mciiefoiten 5nriid-
crliattet befommt. Tas Baltimore
9nrgainsSmis nirb &unoerte Iali''
ltlte aus Den Siioitaaten per Ganl-
p;er nao Spe3ialsiige irei nod gal
iinicrc tciorocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Mt[hiennrnaen.

@e~Ioienounaen nod TcittidInno
unb Seiireih . llnaarn iidler ut,o
ittel beiorei. 5, 10 uno % Marf..
ionic 10 uno 20 aronen.S heine 81
pcrfaufen.
fheo. &. 7itntr & Co.,
(g-') Er. 2i7, EirSaltmsre.Sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Gs lit Seilfrait III jtoem 1rppfen.

Tos lit Der 8ruho, porilm 10 oielc
Sente itibeoingtes Yertruile,t hobell
Ill Er. Hid]ter's rToin4e rpeller" bei
&heiimutismis, Grfdltuna. @erren.
tungcn, Seritaud,ungen, 9riIitifn,er.
5en. Snflleh5a II. +. 10; CT lit in
dllc,t oeutitjen a~potbefcn ;i % utb
30 Gents Die glaid,e Su babe,l iiro
at Der slnfer. Shusmarfe erfenntlid.
*S7e sur Msiie in's NasIanb &c.
iSrat g. Mains, UT. Ala, Eit.ssaIfi.
n~tOstitsaRe, nabe Vaitom Suaie Nbe.
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sbeo. s. 0icncr e Co.,
217 ut. Baltimore strase.

Geutidcs itno anocres nusldnbi.
idles @elo .gefauft un6 rerfauit.
@eloienouneen beiorgt mad Ieutih.
lano, Seitrcid, Nublanb u. |. m.
@efiel aiisseIte1t aiif ausIGnbiihe
gonfen. Greoitbrieie uno 1rnpclers
Cheques. o.
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birth mnS 3cusc pcrIdwunbcn.
9tadypeben Scr @irtbsbos am lesit

atadppeben Scr @irtbsbas anl lesien
Sunntn1. Gomaro 9. @urep.
Ser BETTER elmer 8irtbihaft,
nod nid)t crmittclt. - Sincent
@alllis unb 6ugb Reiup unter
9iiraifnit geitelt.
3tuci Wirtbe, meld)c lilter gnIdull.
oigungen %perboitet wuroem 0o5
Gonnta9SgeIeB iibertrcten 81 Dobem
botten lid g~eitern Gormittaa Dor 80
lp5eirid)tern 81 pern1tluortell. Is
maren Dies Der 80 Sabre olte Bin,
cent @nllliS pon Hr. 113, Welt=Gratt-
S;traBe, rno Der SotelbeiiBer &lab
J!eiap Don Nr. 40, 8eit.6rnntlin-
StraBe. 8incent @aulis lpllroe I'M.
ter $1,000 9iirgihaft Dem @erihts.
rrriabren iibcrpieien, oo Sobn Bed,
jim, elmer Der @dite @aulis', 5itgab,
um Son,tag geiitiae @etr6nfc in Der
@irtbid,oit erbolten 81 bobeh.
Gin mnliebiomer 3miihenfoQ bate
sur 6olge, bab Der 6al bes Sotel-
@eiiters Slgh Reiap, oeiien 2ofoi
en- Sonntag BON Eoli5iIten iiberrum.
ptlt muroe. auf bellte Gormittog Der
idjoben lperbcn mllbte. Nls Eoli5ei.
rid)ter Spiou geiteru @ormittng IN
Der norbmeItlid}eu Yoli3eiitntion ben
Tol oufrief itellte es lid, berous,
tob elmer Der 9ollpt5eugen peroritet
NOR, obne aoicu 5l iaeen. Ter Ser.
id)prnocnc mar Sreberif Barrett
bon pr. 600, Weit.S urotogoltrobe.
@r milroe geltern Hodmitta9 perboi'
tel. Seittc Gormittog miro Der 6ulI
bonn Eoli5eirid)ter Spiou gebort ner,
ben.
Gin oritter Neitaltrotcur. @bmoro
&. @nrep. olti Den bie 9oli5ei lpegen
1nge6lilter llebertretung bes Soms
tagsgeleteS iabnbet, i6eint per.
ihplnoen 81 iein. 9lIle 9emiibun.
gen Der Eoli5ei, icinen Mufentbalt ji
ermitteln, reip. icine Seitnabme 81
tclperfltelli0en cripieien lid biSber
oils reililtutIos. Vie bereitS berids
tel, tpllroe Die 8irtbitait beS @eiud).
ten on Sonntoe Morgen BON Eoli.
5iiten oes iiiolid)en Iiitrifts ilber.
rl.nnpelt. ;}lpci 9ieger mo ser 25
Gabre ulte Sd~)anfluGrter George Sl,.
race bon Nr. 225, @elt. Gontuop.
StraBe, pllroeu IN @orep's 2ofol all-
9ctroifen nnb perboftet. Surnce
ipliroe meeen Irbeitens am Sonntag
inter 500 9iirgidaft Dem @erihts.
ttriabren iiberipieien ilno sic beioen
@pllfopie geitern %9tad]mittos DOM
Tolijeirid,ter 9emis cn~tlaiIen, nad,,
Gem lie periproden batten,. wetm &c.
lviinlht, ais 3eugen gegen @urep
cuf3utreten. Die beiben Tcger bat.
ten BEL ibrcr @erboft,lng mebrere
SlaIdlen Sfnopps lmb9icr IN ibrem
@eiib, meld)e iie ibrer Nngube nod in
Carers Heltourant anl Sonntog
Worgem g%etollit battcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Iic SubreS Ser q III III.
luna Ser SunbeISfnmm c +
fono g~eltern Mittaa ltott uio bic fol,
aellben nelien Iireftoren lpureen err
r1blt: Hobert &omiop 6erbiunlio
II. Weper, Sobn @. Snpbcr, Hobert
&. Yurlpca uno Robert Z. Sinton.
Sic i'm Nnlt per6leibenbcn olten 81.
rettoren iino: Games 6. @ormor.
Charles &. Wucgill, George g. Sad
ion, Hobert Mc9eon, Hid)aro &.
&ells, @iaiam 20. anigbt, s. Col.
lin Slncent, Douglas NJ. Wplie.
Hid]oro $. clogs, ". !. Sbadel'
foro. Gle ausihcioenoen gireftorcn
ilnb: u. j. Sioebotbom, GboS. eng
luno, Sbontos 6. Graft. iun.. Snrrp
s. Sones nno @iliom @. Scorlctt.
Moracn miro oos Gireftorinm Den
Troiibentcn, 8icesFrGiioentcn, Sc.
f:et1r lnlo Sd)otmciitcr ~crlpGblcn.
M Ieinem SohreSberift beflagtc
FrGiibent Charles england Sic Sbat.
lnde. bab gmerito's Stiifabrt in
sen SGnbcn BON 6remoen liege; 10.
gar Die flcincn Gnmpfcr, mcld)e oei;
Gbltbanoel 9altinlore'S nit Den iuelt.
liioild)en Snleln mtcrbaltch. iogte
CT, icien uilSlGnbiId)e Sobr5cuge.
Ser Sleild d. Yppcptt bat
Die 6robihI1d,ter im Meiten nod,
nld)t ntiirbc aemodt. Sic baltel Die
Gnaros.Yrcilc bod mo ienoen ibrell
agenten iii ben @robItGbten oes
Oitcns mr. cinclt Sbcil Der gelpobn-
lid)en GuontitGt. boffcnb, boburd) oic
Gnoetnilprciic, Die in Der porigen
&od,e ctlpns beritnter gineer, lpieoer
III Die Sohe 5il hringen. Ger EreiS-
Itiir5 i'll Der leeten ISOLDE muroe
boupti1dlltf MIR 0ablrd) berbeige-
fiibrt. ooB Der Gnoetailmarft nit
6leiif, iiberfiiat nar. Iagcnleiu mar
Der Yreisitur5 ~iiberboupt nie. Glide
Der hauptiddlid)iten Webger Yulti-
morc's iolen am Sonntog cine Goll-
terenS gebulten baben, Die ieoof, ipic
pcrlolitet. reilltotlos p%eriiei. Die
Baltimore federation ui 2dbor",
lueld)e Den 9opcott bier IN Scene ict-
re. boiit. oob berielbe BOZ, n1d,Iteii
Spnntug uli, iueilll Serr Saimilel
8ompers, Yrdiibent Der ,Aniericnn
federation Of 2obor", itah 9dlti-
more fonlrlen mo cine 2cbe iiber
Den Boycott batten miro, oil 9ebcli-
tiirle gelpiniten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Sit gcreht in Ieinen
IenBerun1elt II. 81breno Die
meiiten neutrality-suspicious. bon
baltimore Ipreden oils cine 2aiter-
boble, iagt Gr.8oupernellr &obert y.
.. @lenn BON Horo'9orolino, Der oll
Sonntog Nadmittog in Serbs
Spernbous inter Den aliipisien bcs
nGbriitlid)en Tereins Sunger WGn-
ller" cine Hebe belt iiber Den Conn.
tag mo Sonntag-Seiligung, boB in
feiner nnoeren 8roBitabt oes 2onoeS
Der Sonntng III Dem MoBe beilig ge.
balten miiroe. mie IN Baltimore sd
bin burf, Die Slums perldiebencr
@roBit1ote gepanoert unb babe See
men geieben. Die oen @eoonfen in mir
ouffommen licBen, boB Die 2cute ibr
Seelenbeil gait5 diBer afIt loiicn,
alld) in bobcren &rciien bobe ih 81.
itGnoe g%efunocn, bic niht bcitcbcn
iolten; ober bier in Baltimore lit eS
nnbers. Sn pielen St1bten lit Der
Sonntog Der 3ng fiir9 aieboll, Sbco-
ter uno Der Saiipttog fir Die Ga.
loons", crfl1rte Serr 8lcnn.
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321 NurS.0 an. Ctr. tahe Gigh.Etr.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-03-24
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given of the regular
annual election of the Town of White
fish, Flathead County, Montana, to be
held in said town on Monday, April
4th, 1910, for the purpose of electing a
mayor for said town, and an alderman
from each of the three wards of said
town.
Polling places for said election are as
follows:
First Precinct, First Ward, Pump
House.
Second Precinct, Second Ward. Town
Hall.
Third Precinct, Third Ward, Town
Jail.
The polls will remain open on the said
Monday from a. m. until 6 p. m. for
the purpose of recording the votes of all
qualified electors of the Town of White
fish who have previously been registered
in accordance with the law.
BY Order of the Town Council of the
Town of Whitefsh.
MERLE c. GREENE, Clerk.
First publication March II, 1910.
3-l7-24
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NOTICE OF THE OPENING OF
REGISTRATION BOOKS

Notice Is hereby given of the opening
of the Registration Books, for the regis
tration of the qualified electors of the
town of Whitetish for the regular annual
election OF said town, to be held Mon
day, April 1, 1910; and also for the reg
istration of qualified electors of said town
for the Special Election to be held in
said town on the same date, providing
that in addition each person registering
for said special election must also quail
fly as a Taxpayer" within the mean
ing of Sections 46S and 400 of the Polit-
zeal Code of Montana.
PLACE OF REGISTRATION
The place of registration shall be
Snyders Drug Store in the Second Ward.
The books of registration will open on
Monday, March %, 1910, at 10 am, and
will remain open on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday of that week, for the pur-
pose OF registering electors as above re-
cited between the hours of 10 a. m. and
- p. M, and on Friday of the same
week, the Friday Immediately preceding
the date set for election, the books will
be open between the hours of | p. m.
and II p. m. for the purpose Of register
ing any person who was prevented by
being out of town in the ordinary course
of business, from registering on the
aforesaid Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
BY Order of the Town Council OF the
Town of Whitefsh.
A. L. GILLIN,
Registry Agent.
First publication March II, 1910.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-03-24
STUBBORN AS MULES

are liver and bowels sometimes; seem to
balk without cause. Then there's trou-
ble-Loss of Appetite, Indigestion,
Nervousness, Dependency, Headache.
But such troubles fly before DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, the worlds best Stomach
and Liver remedy. So easy. 25c at all
dealers.
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Coming Events

Mrs. DR.. A. T. Lees will enter
tain the 800" club Tuesday,
April 5.
The G. l. A. to the B. of L. E.
will give a dance on Easter Monday
in Styles hall.
There will be services in the
Catholic church every Wednesday
and Friday evening during Lent.
The Ladies' Society of the B. Of
l., F. and E. will give a May Day
ball on Monday evening, May 2.
The Altar Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. J. E. Cavanaugh
next Thursday afternoon, March 81.
Baseball meeting tomorrow night
in the city hall. Everybody inter
ested in promoting baseball will
please turn out.
Mrs. J. Duncan will have a So
cial afternoon at her home for Wo-
mans Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
church Thursday, March 81.
There will be special Easter
sermon at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning. At 7:3O
sharp the prelude, is it Wrong for
a Christian to Dance?' sermon,
Some Gates to He'll in Whitefish. -
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Everybody reads the want
ads, and if there is anything you
want, you can make it known to
every reader of the Pilot thru a
want ad.
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See that your ad gives and leaves
right impression of your store, the
Big store, big ad."
Going calling without calling
cards? How ridiculous! Why
you can get enough to last you for
year for 81 at The Pilot office.
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Read The Pilot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
BY WILLIAM ATHERroN DUPUY
COPYRIGHT, 1910, BY ". A. DUDLEY.

$500. The laws against the admission OF
Japanese are more strict than those
against the people or Europe, and prices
are. OF course. determined by supply and
demand. The, highest priced OF all the
white slaves are the Chinese women. 1t
Is specially difficult TO get a Chinese
woman Into the country. and her price Is
correspondingly high, often being $4,000 or
$4,000.
On the Pacific coast the traffic is large
ly In Japanese and Chinese women. The
manner In which these women are gotten
Into the country Is interesting because OF
It's mixing up OF emigration law and ori
entail mnrriage5 custom. Under the law.
for Instance. a ChnamaD who has law
fully established g. home, here may bring
IN the members OF his family. his wife
and daughters. The domiciIed Cinnamon
of San Francisco in this way smuggle In
many woman upon the Glnim of rela-
Donship. But the authorities have long
been aware Of the deception and every
precauticn is taken against f.
!, Tho Japanese system is to marry a girl
In the native country. TO countryman in
the United States. Absent marriage Is o
recognized institution In Japan-The ron =
tracing parties ordinarily do not see each
formed and either the bride or groom Inay
he represented by proXy,. So Il white
SLAYER having u confederate In this coun-
try merely marrles the proposed slaye
to him by proxy and assigns her to Inn
AS his wife. She is therefore entitled Ia
entry. The immigration authorities have
insisted on a marriage in accordance
with our customs upon the arrival OF
the bride on this side. The Japanese
usually agrees 10 this but Il does not
necessarily prevent the sale OF the wom-
an as Il slave later on
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The immigration regulations arc often
| avoided in the same way when women
from Europe arrive. woman Will not
be allowed to land unless she convinces
the authorities that she has relatives apd
! ability to support herself honestly. Often
these women claim dummy husbands and
often they are married by the men who
import them In order to get past the
authorities. This In no way interferos
with their consequent sale, the I'm
porters arc without scruples of any sort.
All this trnffic Is Interstate and inter-
national IT, therefore comes under the
Interstate regulations and is matter
that Is under the jurisdiction OF the ma
tioual government. II is this interstate
lature Of the traffic that Is enabling
| The federal government to inaugurate
business. This Is fortunate. for were de-
! penderce 10 be placed on the separate
communities an effective campaign could
never he carried on. Such matters aS
local politics and police protection would
make this impossible. But the federal
| government has interest In local poll
! tiles and corruptiDG so large machine
as thc department OF Justice would be be-
/ yond the reach OF these somewhat petty
! criminals.
Y So the big houseclea ming is on the way.
| TIE federal authorities arc intensely In
| .erestcd In the matter and the nation
| wide-almost world -widc--trap is being
set II Is even now almost ready for the
| sprInging. In fact the evidence is now
50 ulasscd and the criminals so well
known that although they were tipped
| off To their predcament II would yet be
Impossible for them TO escape. the white
girl entering soUr gates Is 10 be pro-
| tncted