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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
SaicBerei tit SiiomeF=S baltimore.

QI. 2pEuupL OllUlIhS uuI UeHl ~
Sabre alten @bpuro Mdrttn gez
f6oFen unb Iebensgefdbrli4 berz
leBt. = @iferiu9t bic angs6li6e
urfa6e Der @9ieBerei. - Martin
be6auptet, in Sel6itpertbeiOigung
gebanoelt gu buben,
6r. 8booor 5inoling, Elm mobile
fainter WineraIpafer =8ertGufs r BON
Nr. 1885, @eit : 2ombarO StraBe,
lieat in tritif6em3uitanoe i'm D6rantz
lin 5quarez 9oipital" an ben 6ol8en
DON bret S9uBnunoen oarnteoer,
fpeIfe i6m Der 81 Sabre ate @oparo
Martin bon Nr.1931, Met~2ombaroz
5trube, in Der Na9t pom Samitd9
uuf aeitern bei6ru6te. Wdrtin be-
6auptet, in @elbItoertbeioigung ge@
6unbeIt gu 6aben. Gr ipurbe ge1tetn
Morqsn per6uftet uno pom 9olt3eIz
ri6ter RoB nad benz 8efGngntB 9e@
funot. nm Elm tpeitere5 8er60r ab3u@
lparter1.
en- benz 6auIe Nr. 1885, WeItz
Qom6urozS trdBe, no6nt auBer 9rn.
Tinoling uu4 6ruu 8ut6arine Ser
Qer, uno 3tpar Fat Tie oa5 erite StodS
ipsrf inne. Bie 6rau Berger geitern
etnem 8sri9terItutter oes n9euti4sn
GorreIponoenten" gegsnii6er %ertldrte,
ftuttete i6r Martin, rpel6en IL lett
lGngerer 3eit fennt, einen frsunoz
f6uftli6en 8eiu4 ub uno Tub tie Elm,
elm @las Bier nit inn gu trtntsn.
WGbreno bic 8eiDen in Der Slide Ia
ben uno iid unterbielten, fam 5rau
6inbling bon Murtt nu4 9ouie, uno
6u tie fror, lieB lie iid cine 3ett lang
in sFruu 8erger's Slide nieOer. I'm
J12 u6r fam 6r. SbeoOor 6inoling
mad 9uuie, uno gu isiner lleberraz
iduno FunD er Die 8orOert6iire beg
6auies perf8lofen. Gr po4te 4sftlg
an, uno Srau Berger 0ffnete Die
S6iire, irDem lie ben @intretenoen
UNI @ntI6uloigung BAT, 0d tie Die
Shire ni6t abIidtGi4 gsi6lofsn
babe. ST.. 5inbling trat, o4ne ettpas
gu Iaqsn, in bic Slide. BORT fano er
bic S6iire t6eilpeiie geDffnet Dor,
fpG6reno Mdrtin brauBen in Dem 9ofz
ruum Itonb. S6ne iiber Die 8riinoe
BON Martin's Nnpeisnbeit fpe3ieQe
@rfunoigungen ein3u5ie6en, elite 9r.
5inbling in ben 9ofraum 9indus unO
fuBte Martin am 8ragen. @s emit
Ipann Ii9 Elm beFtigaS 9ano9emenge
stpif6en rem 8eioen, pelGes odmlt
encete, buB Martin brei S6uRe auf
6rn. 6inbling ~d6feuerte. @iller Der
iel6en brong inn in ben llntsrlei6 un6
3tpei trafen Jpn an ben 8opf. Die
8opfipunren limb jeOo6 niAt ernitbdfz
ter Natur. Ougegen bsfiir4ten bic
4er5te, baB Die Wunoe i'm unterIelb
peritonitis CUR 5Olge BADEN tptro, IN
fpelfem Safe Ger 8erpunOete I9iper@
lid qeneIen oiirFte. Nad Der S6ieBe=
rel srgrifF Murtin bic 6ln4t, pd5renO
6r. 5inbIing in bic Slide 3uriiftehrte
unb feline Satin eriu4te, ibm etnen
4r3t our @teGe gu rufsn. 6rau Sinh
lima ion linn an9sbli4 gedntportet
6a6cn, baB er islbIt fir Die @6ieBs
uffairs perantportli4 lei, unO folgit9
ii6 fel6f mad einem 4r5te nmieRsn
m0ge. 6r. 5inoling OsrlieB 6leraut
feline 8p6nuns unO bsgub Ii4 nnd
rem 8iireau BON Or. &norr. 9leier
erfunnte gleid rem grnit Der @ttuds
tinn unD GieB ben 8erpunOeten nad
bem 6pIpital bringen. BORT mur0e
ber 9atient gsfern 3pei Mal BON Iet@
ner Satin 6eiudt. 6r. 5inoling 10
tpabl, als Isine Satin limb AZ Sabre
alt. Martin puroe fpdter perhdftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

QuBeroem bat Die @eiebgebung einen
StaatsihaBmeifter gu e%rtpd6len, ais
fpel6er Ger N6tb. Murran 0anDiper
un3ipeifel6dft fpieDer erpG6lt tperDen
tpirb. Die oemotratiI6 en Mitglieber
Der neuen 8eiebgebung perben i'm
2aufe oes MonatS Oe5em6er i'm
.@utapz6 pu L" cine Gonferen3 a6bal=
ten, UNI ii6 auf etnaige polittI6e
9rugen gu einigen. Die 6ibrer Der
0emotraten erpGgen CUR 3eit Die
o6enerpG6nten announcements, o6ne ies
bod Bis ieBt gu elmer bsfinitipsn Gntz
f6eibung getommen gu Iein. Man
trGgt ii4 nit Der Q6fidt, ba5 @ablz
qsieb 10 31 a~menbiren, OaB Elm
@timmgs6er, penn er fi6 regiitrtren
lGBt, minoeFen5 einen She'll Der 8unz
bssconititution flieBenb in @nglti4
IsTsn muB. Nu6 min man Die al
id6rli6e Regiitrirung abi6uffen unD
bic 6rii6iubrslpa6len nit Den 6er6itz
nu6Ien peri9mel5en. Mun bat fsrner
erpogtn, ben Sermin 0es gluDors
auf 3pei Sabre gu Oertiir3en, 10 OaB
in 1905 nieoer cine MaDor5pa6l d6z
5u6alten iein pirbe, G5 limb ferner
cine Mengs 4%enOerungen ces Nd3lgez
ieBes bea6Ii6tigt, Odmit in 3utunft
Da5 6~erau5psrfen 10 pieler 5timmen
per6inbert lpiro.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat fer
ner %empfoblsr, ba5 3d6len Der Sttm@
men in ,3utunft ieoe Stunoe oor3uz
ne6men, ME e8 in HetpzYort Der SAT-
lit, Dumit BEL Dem 64luiie Der Ba4l
ods ReIultat au6 IoFOrt betunnt 1T,
Die ofFi3ieqe 3Gblung Der 6timm'n
fir Die Observation-Disclosures oas
eriten 2egislatipz 0titrift5 sr9ab folz
qenoes 3aiultdt:
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9ie @abl in 4llegunn=
Enuntn.

Die offi5iele 3dhlung Der Stimz
men in Iqe9ann@Gpuntp bat ergeben,
baB brei Oemotrdten ais ertpG6lt err
fldrt purben, nel6e BET Der unoffiz
siellen 3G6Iung dls bsiiegt erflGrt
poroen tparen. Die erfplqret6en
iinb: Quitin u. WilIon dls Staats=
anpaIt, Srant s. Drum, Mitqlieb
be5 l~lnterbauies unb MiGarb ). 0a=
pts ais Waiienri6ter. 6r. Drum
mar Mitglieo Der leBten @sIehgebung.
Ollie brei erpd6lten ganbibaten muir
ben BON Der 5aftior bes Gr=8unbesz
SenatorsW eQington unteritiiBt. Oe8=
glei6en baben bic 0emotroten in 4lz
GeganDzGpuntp ben S6eriff eripG6lt.
9as 8otum fir Die beiben Hi6terz
ganbibaten Seeop, 3ep., unb Wtlz
liams, Dem, in QqegannzGountp err
CAB, baB Sober Der beiben Gi6terz
GanbiOaten glei9 biel Stimmen err
6alten bate. 9ur9 bic Mebrbeiten
fir ben republifani19en Ganbiodten
in rem onberen 5nei counties bes Suz
bt3ialoiitrifts purDe aber 6r. &eeop
erpG6lt.
Q6t Sabre 3u9tbau5.
Sn Cumberland lpurbe 6enrp Seq,
pelder sinen Morbangriff auf feline
Wutter unD Deren 9atten S6omus
Hobdn geraa9t bate, Dom Ri4ter
8Onb 81 uft Sahren 3u4t6aus perz
urt6eilt.
g 6meroerleBt
Sci elmer Spd3ierfa6rt>in Der Ndhe
BON 9agerstopn purbe 9r. Sobn g..
&ausler, Der 8u96ulter elmer 8anf,
bubur8 f9iper perleBt, bab Elm STAB
BON Ieinem 8efGbrt abging unb oas
9ferb bapon lief. 0a5 Pfero fdleppz
te ben 6iilfloien cine gauge Strede
.6inter fiA Der. Gr lit 70 f4limm SER
f6unben, buB er bas 8ett fir etntge
53eit bitten muB.
SeIbf mprb zines Wa b
tngtpners.
Dor Der Wobnung Ces 6rn. 0enrp
8. 6sImien 3u G%iDerDale, Prince Sc
orge'5 Gountp, bat ii6 Der iunge ..
Qouis Robier aus NuI6ington err
f6oFen. Der junge WIann binterlisB
einen 8rief, in pelAem er angu6, DAB
ungliitlide Qie6e gu SRI. 9elmIen i'm
GIT Der unfeligen Shut beranlaBt babe.
@ntfibrte SRI. S6r.
Sad 6. @otes, Elm ber6etrat6eter
Mann, pel6er Dor fdngerer 3eit bic
Is Sabre ate So9ter beS 8oli5iiten
SEQ. Dbl in 3i3monb entfi6rt BADEN
ion, purbe 81 Is Monaten 8efdngz
nib berurtheilt. Gates idgte i'm Sc
ri6t aus, baB oas M}db6en i'm err
fu6t babe, Iie an einem beitimmten
9lqBe gu treffen unO lie nit peg3uz
ne6men, I'm iAr einen PlaB in etnem
S6eater gu berf6affen.
Start am 8tnnbadens
trampf.
Sn Neitminiter 1T Der Is Sabre al
tie 6urrD M}. Bid um 8innbadenz
frampf geitOrben. Der junge Mann
bate It4 Dor Ginger 3eit einen Split
ter inter einen Ieiner 5%ingerndgel 9e@
ftoBen. G8 purben me6rere @er5te
lpG6renb ieiner 8runtbeit confulttrt,
bod tonnte feiner belfen.
Rdltes Wetter.
sSn M}ontgomerDzGountp fiel am
@amtag 99nee, unb ingBui6ingtonz
Gountp iparen Die ite6enoen 8erpd1er
nit einem 6aIbcn 3ou biden @iiss be-
oedt. @u9 an 4leganpz unO Gar
rettzGountp bat Der @tnter ietn @r@
i4einen dngefiinoi9t.
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unter f6nerer Intlage.

- Murf Seller, Der ~16zjGbrige 8naz
be BON Or. 1928, Oitz8ibDleitruBe,
ncl8er am @amftug geitano, ous 81
thogrup6enz @ei9Gft Ger Sirma s. 6.
8ortgis C 8riioer, gfr. PIP, Dit
2omburbItraBe, in pelGem er ange>
IteQt ipur, BRET N2al in 8runo geiteft
Su 6aben, nm bon ihm begunqene tlet@
mere OiebftG6le gu peroeden, tpuroe
oeItern i'm mittleren Stotions6duIe
pom 9pli3eiridter 6e4tig ultf Die On
16uIoigungen Der angebliaen bOSlpilz
ligen 9rdnoItiftung uno bes DEB
Itu6ls bon 8ai4enbii6ern, 8riefmarz
fen, 8Gmmen, 6aarbiiriten, Sprieen
uno Io%n7tigen Soilettengegen Itdnoen
bem@eri6tsperfubren iiberDtefen. Die
Gltern De5 8naben naren BEL Dem
8erb0r unpefenb. Der Batter ld9te,
er babe Iih pieberbolt BEL Der 5trmd
erfunbiQt, pie fein 9obn ii6 auffii6~
re, uno tets cine bsfrieoigenoe @nt@
mort er6alten. Die Mrtter Iagte, Der
Sobn babe tets alIer6ano fleinereSoz
den nit mad 9auis gebra4t uno en-
flGrt, er leie bieielben aus benz 8ehr@
iht Quf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Sill, "a ibuod,te G;r5d,enfc I,

G6Dne &abinetbilber, nur 81 oaa
0uBen6, Mtniuturen in eleganten8uz
iennabeln, %tunitDoa ausgt'u6rte Bill
Der in 2ebensgrDBe 81 ben nur BENT
bar n~iebrigiten Preifen Bel 9rn.
Sul. 9cb6el, S~cntidocr Autobiography
321 gloro=8 StruBe.
Man iprede erit por II. iiber3euge it9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
StaOt Saltimnre.
SrirfbeFnrOrruna mad benz NuslanDr.

Die QustanbzYoTt fir Die nit Dem
IA. Nop. enOenOs No6e idliebt Gin
olen Gdnen prompt in 9auptsPolt;
amt, ME folgt:
Die Qutetzqoft lit ofIen BON 8 uhr
8ormittags bis 5 llbr Nd9mittag5,
aE&9erNnmen Sonntng5.
Dir Gadstzpoit fir Oeuti9Iant
fhlisbt MittpO4 I'm II u6r 8ormitz
tags.
Dampfer fabren bon Reipzgort ub.
1nenn ni6t unber5 a~nge9eben.
Grams 4tIantii6e8 s. +.
9ienftag - 9 l16r 46enos: fir
europa per 9umpfer pMuieitic" bia
aueenstoipn.
Mitttpo6 = 9 u6r N6enos: fir
5runfrei9 per 9ampfer ga @usz
co9ne" Oiu Sabre 8riefe fir anOere
5heile @uropa's miiiien per ga Gas
cogne" 6e3eidnst fein); fir europa
per 0nmpfer r9eutI6ldnb" Oia Plp~
mouth, G6erbourg unb 9am6urg,
6reitdg II ll6r M6snbs: fir
Guropa per Oampfsr st. QouiS" oio
Soutbampton (8riefe fir Srldno uno
2iperpool miFen per nSt. 2Ouis" BE-
3si6net Iein). 9 16r Q6eno8; fir
europa per 0ampfer rGampdniu" pia
QueenstDnn.
9pF mad Glib Ii. Gentrdlz
0merttd, 90 efiinbier etc.
Montag = II u6r NadtS: fir
GentrolzN merifa unb 6dfen an Der
@iioz9acificfiiIt tie per 0ampfer yNlz
liance" ria Colon; fir 8raiilien per
OdmpFer r8ritiI6 Yrince" piu per
nambuco, 8io Saneiro unO Santos
(8riefe fir Rorbz8raiiIien unb Die
Ga plotdz2Gnber miiFen per Brittle
9rtnce" 6e5ei6net iein); fir 8ar6aOos
unb Rorbz8rafilien per 0ampfer
rGearenie" bia Yurc uno Manaos;
fir ct. S6omus, Ct. Groir, bic 2ee@
pdr0z unb WinOparbzSnieln, 8riz
tii9z, 6oIdnoif6z unb 6ran30iif4z
Guiana per 9ampfer r6~onta6sGe,"
0ienftag - 1 u6r Nd4mittugS:
fir Samaicd per 9ampFer pon8oiton.
Mittpo6 7 16r Nbenbs: fir
8ar6abos unb 8raiitien per 9ampfer
,@apri" pia Maceio, Gio Sansiro unb
@antos (8riefe fir Norbz8raiilien
nnb bic Ga Blatdz2Gnber mifen per
.Gapri" 6e3ei6net Iein). u ltbr
No9t5: fir Cuba per 9ampfer nOriz
Suba;" fir Die 8u6umas per 0ampfer
nNiugurd;" fir Samaica per Oampfer
BON philadelphia.
5reitag - 1 lt6r Na4mittags: fir
Bermuda per 9ampfer BON 9uLifar.
u l16r Ra9ts: fir Porto 8ico, Guz
rucao urb 8ene3uela per 9ampfer
nGarucus;" fir Die Ga 9lutaz2GnOsr
per 0dmpfsr yGaIiloa;" fir 5ortrnez
SsIanb, Sumuicu, @abaniQa uno
Gartagena per 8ompfer nQtltai;;" fir
Cuba per 9ampfer rMorro Cattle"
fir 8renabo, Srinibub unb Ginbab
8olioar per 9ampfer rMaracas;;"
fir Sndgua, 9aDtt unb Santa Murta
per 0umpfer rQt6os."
poit nd9 Neufunbldnb pid Nortb
Spbnep unb na9 Miquelon piu 30
ION I4lieBt bier tGgIi4 nm l urr
9tadmitta98; na6 Cuba bia 5loribd
tGgli6 Inn l l16r Na6mittagS; nod
9onburos, Gotta Rtcu uno 9uatez
mola Oid NetpzO rleans tdgli4 linn 8
1l6r N6eno8.
Srunsz Yaeiftc Poi It.
0ienftug 7 rt6r 46enos: fir
China unb Sapan bta Sacomu.
Mittpo9 = 7 16r N6enos: fir
G6tnd unb Sapan bia Seottle.
Sreitag - 7 l16r Nbenos: fir
6atpaii, Sapon, China unb bic p6iz
lippinen bta San 6rdn3i5co.
Samitdg - 7 u6r N6enos: fir
Neu<@eeIanb, 4uftralien, NeuzGalez
oonten, 5iji, Samoa unO 6atpaii Oia
Gan 5ran3isco.
Die Sronsz9ocificzpoIt pirb tag
lid na6 ben Q6Fubrt8bdfen bef0rbert.
rnb bic 3eit Oe5 9OFi4luTes lit 10
drrangirt, OoB cine ununterbro6ene
observation-disclosures m0gIi9 lit.
g.. 9abies WarfieIo,
mnHrnn:ln~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

GoItifion. = Gin Wdgen Der
.Mnerican See Co." purbe geitern an
Ger @Ge bon Sob unD @%urenItrabe
ben einem Straben6d6n : Waggon
%0etroffen uno I6per 6,iGGoigt. Der
&utif.r 6enrb Ooriep nurbe nit iolz
der Mudt CUR Groe gtI4Leucert, oaB
sr uuF ldugere Belt iein 8tpuBtiein
terlor. @r ipurbe. na6oem er Ods
8.puBtiein suriid erlangt bate, naf
ieiner Nobnung, Rr. 1928, Parriibz
4nsp, ii6eraefibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Der g 4puben 9omen@
@erein BON Baltimore" be-
i6lob in ieiner leBten 8eriummlung,
cine Nu6fir6neibe als Subelfeit fir
ben groBen GrfpIq Der leBten 8ir9z
lpei6 in 5rn. Witb. 3pider'8 Wirtz
tembergii6en 5of, Cuba uno anbres
fruBe, 2ocuFz9oi1t, beute abeno abb
3u6olten, po5u Die 0amsn oes Yer
ems lire Treunbe etnldoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

6d6rnnfuIL. = 0as Dor ben
Magen Oes 9rn. SEQ. 6epmann Don
gr. 433, GEairmpunt : Q@oenue, Sigh
~lanotopn, g%sipunnte 9ferO ging &C.
fern 9a4mittag an oerWaI6ington>,
nube PretonitraBe, pl0Bli4 Our6 unO
fonnte crit an Der 9offmuntraBe an
ge6alten neroen. 6rau 9sDmann
puroe auf bic 9traBe gei4leuoert,
gliifli6er WetIe dbsr nur unerfe6li9
berleBt. 0u2 9efdbrt nurbe i'm Sc
TRACE BON S25 beIad6igh
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ten.

Gin Mbonnent.- Der 6dus=
befiBer muB an Dem Gage, an peIdem
sic Mlietbe 3ublen, reip. am l. Sage
oes W}ondts, tinoigen, penn tie am
56luFe pes Monats, fir ben sic i'm
@praus be3ablen, aus5ieAen Ioaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Sine StciIe nntb 9emtId)GnmS,

nm bic BeIt oDtr na4 irgsnO eirlsm
S6eile Der @eLt arrangirt. &eties
binete iiber ole 8a9nz uno 0ampferz
Qinien. Sbeo. $. 9iener &,
6 G., Ais Muter<Str. (266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Detteruusfi4ten = Sir
Mdrpluno unb BEN 9iitrift Columbia
flur unO ndrmer I'm Montag, tribe
res 8etter am Oienitag, tei4te per>
dnoerliGe, ipdter iiiO0itGi4e @inOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

SMiitteifrpif, gdmerSen, MaIa,
ria, ga Grippe NIB id,iimme Grfdl-
tnnscn fnrirt aard1 ,.2Stnncp'S Slauc
Bile" lanh In fliiiigrr sSorml.
Preis Csc. MlIentbalben pereanft.
GtI2. l&6.1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
G;rlniennnnnen md, sentithlnns

"a Gents pro Mart unO GOmminiOn.
SGeo. 8. G%iener & o., AIS
Waterz 5troBe. 4usIdnOii4es Sch,
@e4Isl unO GreOit,8riefe. S9iff8.
fQrten BON uno nan europa. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Der 9e,ttfdie Correspondent.
MDntaa, o. aUpember 1908.
llntrrhaItmnae.0 %

ftcrhaltMn1fsg Scdiuciicr.
vMornlunb : Sbeater. 9ieie
ssoae rsuptrba," 3pti 99aggOaLaounstn SCI
utrie'n.
rMuiifsA faoemis4. = 0ieie Bo4e
I'd Girl from 2irie."
,GSGie's 3beater". = 0ieie Mo6e
.1b, 6ountrp @irl.H
-QouibaDItr. : Sbeatsr." - 9ieie
s9oat s9o prouO TO eeo."
rSorD's SpernbduS." Stet'
GsO6e II 9riuc,b Of 6cniuQtoH."
Oeut19e ref. 3ions : 9emeiroe.-
TloHtae unO 2icutao, Den Q. nm 10. Noptmber'
anftern.s nupcr uuo 6nir in 9OiQt' oaae.
6ruuenz0 eretn Der 5. epang. zluth.
3tf, ct. 9auls= 9emcinOt. - Auiteru Souper
uni @aiar in Der r9rodoipoDsoaar.@
,6drmpnie." 0sute ben g..
3optmbtr, qOlOcncs anbildumss6On3cr in DER oe0s
rit=9dGe.~
.9eTongperein Gi4enfran5." =
a%littiDo8, on Il. N~ootm6cr, grObcr @al in Der
- pblaHoSaeaoemp."
pimlico, : am s., g., T., g., 10.
una II. Nopcmber 9Rtttrtuncn.
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= OF 10. 20.1u So 80 Us. SIdr.
Sou =. 80 32 III 81 il. = St1r.

Diiitl. Soromeferit. 30. SO Nodite 2enlperatnr. SIS
gtittl. 30lrlomatrr.. ~ 3~ieortsiIe 2emptrot. 81
Sds estriee 8ttttr. St ~HltOrigits
3tnl9;rltur Dts Qsrtr'esu Ia3,s IBIS 5 ll9r abtEosl
mir nni nl0asnlnnttN Etitlcntn, ME ioLat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Smmer oienfIid. - Sic
6sqleiten mid pobl, mein 6err?" -
8of6eamter: BIN 10 truntO, 8ndotz
qcs 6rGulein."
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Rennn'8 S6ee uno 8uffte
Iino bic beiten uno bi1igiten.
(313D 10 QGoen in Baltimore.

W6Ieben.- Na6 fur3er 8runt=
bett Itarb qeItern 9r. @ilbelm 8el=
Ter, @utte BON Wil6elmine 8eQer, inn
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1. Qegi8Iotur 9ifrtft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-18

ers have often traversed half the continent
in order to lend vocal encouragement to the
delegates favoring their candidates.
The President who would seek to influence
a convention in his own interest by the ex-
tension of special attentions would injure
rather than help his chances for renomina-
ton. The administration can exert It's
prestige in behalf of this man or that when
the convention is held at Seattle. If 1t so
desires There is absolutely no opportunity
here for intrigue which any other city does
not possess. But that class of political
work has gone out of fashion, too. The
conventions are too open to the minute
scrutiny of the crowd. Even the secret
conferences of delegates and leaders are
quickly reported with sufficient accuracy to
enable the country to learn the trend OF
affairs.
Under these circumstances Washington
has become the ideal meeting place for
these conventions. To give further heed
to the old prejudice against 1t is to demon
strate a lack of appreciation by the man
ayers of the parties that the passing of time
has brought changes. The fact that no
votes are cast here and that therefore a
convention would be seed sown on bar
rem ground has likewise lost its force. II
both parties were to convene here the re-
suit would be neutral In any case can
didacy which depends upon the local en-
thusiasm aroused by the holding OF a con-
vention in particular city Is weak indeed.
Baltimore has had enough conventions,
having entertained ten of them, the last
one having named Greeley and Brown In
1872. Now try Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-18
conditions surrounding the coal-mining in
dustry than ever before.

conditions surrounding the coal-mlnlng IN
dustry than ever before.
The dispute over the method Of securing
a final adjustment Of working details under
the award might have been avoided had
the operators undertaken to live sQuarely
up to the letter and spirit of the decision
on their own part without trying to man
age the conduct Of the miners in addition.
They could not surrender the habit OF dicta-
ton, and when it became apparent that
they were trying to prevent an indirect rec
ognition Of the union by refusing to recog-
nize the representatives of the men named
for the Cancellation board the country In
dignantly rebuked their course. Even their
own special newspaper organ. which had
been conspicuous In condemning the actions
of the union leaders, chided the operators
for their injudcious policy.
The Presidents victory in the interest or
Industrial peace is completed by the ac-
ton of the Scranton convention. and the
announcement there made that the opera
tors would now recognize the conciliators
named by the miners. The principle OF
arbitration, summarily forced upon both
sides last autumn under pressure of ne
cessity and an insistent public sentiment,
has been materially strengthened by this
development The way has been cleared
to similar adjustments in future cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-18
The Triumph of Arbitration.

Secretary Cortelyou has given out the
following statement an expression of
the sentiment of the administration re-
garding the settlement of the issues lately
iaised between the hard coal miners and
the operators with reference to the forma-
ton of the board of Cancellation provided
for by the coal commissions award:
THE administration is deeply gratified
at the outcome of the meeting of miners
at Scranton and the understanding reached
between them and the operators as repre-
sented by John Mitchell and President
Baer. 1t is a fitting result of the work
begun by President Roosevelt when he Sc
cured the consent of both sides to the
appointment of the strike commission, and
represents in its conservative treatment of
an embarrassing situation the substantial
advance that has been made in the ad-
justment of difficulties between employers
and employees.
There is ample ground for this sentiment
There was no precedent for the Presidents
course last autumn, and many conserva-
tive citizens feared that this fact would
prevent the securing of beneficial results
But the situation was extraordinary and
warranted the making of precedents. The
country could not wait for Congress to
convene and to pass appropriate legisla-
ton to force the end of deadlock which
threatened the health and even the lives
of many thousands of people. In entering
upon a radical. because unusual course
the President adopted the simplest and
therefore the most effective remedy He
resolved the matter to terms of arbitra-
ton and framed his proposition to both
sides in such language and enforced it
with such potent arguments that neither
side could reject ii without mourning the
immediate and perhaps revolutionary re-
sentiment of the country
The arbitration thus forced upon the con-
testants. in perfectly equitable terms, met
the emergency in admirable fashion. The
strike was ended at once and coal was
mined pending the adjustment of the diff
ferences. The award, when rendered after
most painstaking investigation by a
thoroughly competent board of commits
sioners. was greeted by the country with
unqualified expressions of approval. Its
temperate quality and judicial balance
were acknowledged by even the partisans
of the oppone hts, and the community at
farge was more clearly informed as to the