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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

ibrpanft aid ooS Bib oieieS groB-
ten uller Grinder nod ara. 4a5
iiuo nun orei 8eiipteIe! 9tber nidt
aus oen 3eiten oe8 DfittelaIterS al
Iein baben mir fir oie @eid)idte Der
Ecd)nologie geringe &Iarbeit, alId)
mooerne @rfinoungeu iin0 uageniI-
gcuo crforibt, uno man fam c3
oc9buIb mir begriiBen Dob Der Scr
Elm 1eutifer Sngeuieltrc" in 0ieicm
Sabre MIittcI filr cine @cihihte Der
1ampinluihine beniuigt bat. Nbcr
nod manheS Sad burrt 0ergridltcs
Bmg ieiucr Guellen. GS qeniigt
nit)t, 10 id)reibt g., Bob mir bier uno
ga NAL ein GentmaI bouelt, llebcrs
bleibiel iomnleln, o0er cine Mono
gropbic idrcibcn, es muB altd) Dies
oQcs biitoriih beglaubigt iein. @aa
madheu mir init Dem OItenburger
QenfmQI Oe3 Grafe, ocm AidtsGin.
iiibrcr Ser 8ortoffel, Dem 3roi@.
-Gcrlfmal IN 4arl5ruhe nit Dem fol.
ideu 8ppt benz Gentmol Goolter'8
in Saorlem ais 9tid)t Grinder 0cS
&ettern0rudeS. Dem Ocufulal beS
S6ucioerS Wtaoer3pergcr in Suff.
item, Der oie gt0bmulhine nidt err
fonO, Dem 9entitein fitr Ben 9tift'
Grinder oeS Gelcpbon9 in aoita,
ooer nit Dem Ieufmol oe3 erIun6es
ncn GRINDERS 8crtboIo oemS 6mar.
sen in 6reiburq? @o5 modem mir
NIT 0ieien Ginger unO picIet onoe-
rem lmbiItoriihen GOflmenten,
lpern fiir Die Notwithstanding Der
Nealien fritiihe 3eiten 0cfommen
icin mcrocn? Sin0 Iie Damn ntd)t
bctrilbcnoc @ciuei9Itiidc Iiir Die Sri
tifloligtcit luto Die @lcihQiiItigteit
e%erQongener 8cnerotioncu2 Sit cS
oeS bobcn StauoeS unierer Gehnif
miirOig, OaB mir bier cine NIterrpii-
icnihoit treibeu? Nic fam Die belt.
ttqe Iednit Nnerfenmnng fiir ihr
Cd)ofiet bon Der 3ufunft crtportcll.
menu lie ielbIt oie &crgon8enbcit
uid)t Q~cbilbrcno Cbrt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
8efler'S Snro.

Cine 1o9cnllmlponncne StdttC Der
SdWei5 gebt III Yripotbelib iiber
uno miro iu 9cid)dittid)en 3lueden
&crluertOulg finoen. 9ic b%eriibn1te,
6en 5ouri1tcn luobl6efanllte 8cBs
Icrbnrg bel aiiBnod)t lit pon ciltcnt
9uimreiiter Sirrn @au eil1c5 @otel5
ongefolift noroen. Ter 9e5trtaiiB'
noft bot iuenig Sntereiie fir 0ieic3
biitoriide 9anlperf betnnoet mo
lit qnr feline Wiiihc gegebcn. oiele
%ongcblidc .3mingbitr9" an lid jt
bringelL mo ooh rudre tic SIT eincr1
SpottprciS 5u criperben gelUclen.Gie
9urgruine liegt 5ebn Minliten obcr.
bolb oe5 CORES oltf ci1em matoigcn
9iigeI, 5u oeiien 6iiben ser Wtiibl:
bad %oobin5icbt. S0tte man nid)t
Dor pielen Sabren Ole 8lline bot
aiibnudt III rohem &anoolismt6
5erIt0rt mo ais ocren Nolleriteiner
StoQbaittet bcrgeltcllt, 10 udrc
ailbnadlt eilt uiel6eiudter, flaiii'
lfer Srt. Ger 9erncr n9uto"
ninlnlt oieien Observation-Disclosures.
gang gum Hnlnb. nm fir Die Shoi.
illtg zines Sunoe5 : @eiebeS Stint
ntilllg 5l madlenL oi,rd) bns Die oltcn
Burg = Hilinen Der S6rpeiS oils ga.
tionolgnt erfl1rt itn6 Der Sb1ltt scr
GonnriIilon fir grboltnltg iflpei5e,
rider Iftertbiinier iiberluieicr luer.
oen IoIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

beiratben, lnh Iie, falls ser @Qt'
por5eitig itirbt, sur IebensI1nQIider
8~tttmeuifait 81 perurtbeiIen. Sol
DIE Wdhdlen iperoen i'm BolfSmun0g
oiungfrauIi6e @itttpcn~ qenannt.
9h1n fontmt bin5rt, ouB Die SteIlltnd
elmer gSittluc I'M iuoiihen 57umiIier-
leben cine 3iemlih mibobtete lit.
Sic claliIde Regierung bat infolQe
2elen cine 9citimmuug erlaiiel,
ooB Die MISUNDERSTANDING 6cn
Nittpen geitottet iein ioQc. 3unQdI:
boben Die Sn0er oieie1 GrloB nidlt
beod)tet, olnl0bIid ober ideiilt Iid)
EN- llmIdpung bemerfbor 5l ma
den, namentli6 in oen @eQen6er.
no oltr6 Die Feit Gpi0erute pielc
Wteni6en 0abiugeraift ullo ncucSeir
rotbcn bcion0er9 notbmen0iq oc-
moroen iin0. Dab Die inoilde Rc.
9lerltng lid bemiibt, jene llniitten
.ob5uI6affclL Qeihieht lpobI meniotr
aus littIlden 9eoenfen oils aus 10
6lolpolitild)cn @riiuoen. @enn ollc
<tlpen, oud) Die eigentlit nodl
9orlj 1nuerbeirotbct gepeienen, feinc
Gbe mebr e~inacbcn oiirfen. 10 be6eu.
tet OoS natilrli6 cine i6tpere StG-
6igltng Ser &olfsfroft. uno ooS Inn
10 mebr, oils gerooc Die b0ber Itebelt.
Den Sdid)tcn oeS Bottles on1 Itreug.
item an oieicm 9rouh f~eItgebalteu
bobett. 2litBcroem lit boourd frei(iM
audi oic SittIid)teit ihper geIfGoi0l
moroen, neil Die 8ittlpeu bon ibrcu
6omilien oft ans Dem 6ouie uno 81.
ourh Der YroItitution in Die Nrme
gctricben mer0en.
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Mittwcn.2os in 5mbicn.

IS idleini. als nb ~allinoblid) and
ooS Oiird unSdbli0e %reliaioie lleber.
lieierintgen mo Gcrcnonien pcrflio
d1crtc WciitcSlcben ocS illoiihen8ol
frs gclpiiien Heiormen 5llgotgIid,
miro. @ie id)lpcr Dos b1It. bat al.
lcroinga gcrabc III Oen lceicn Sab.
rem oar 5dbe Wioeritnno Der Girgc.
bprellen gegen aQe hngierildeil
Mobndtmen SIR 9ef1mpfung DER
fitrdltbor ipiitbenoen Yeit beluicic1.
S1lmcrhir iirb bod, 9clpegiin9ein iii
Iliib gefonlntcil, bic 0arnlti ouSgc.
ben. iiroItc 6ebrdild)c utb Iitffnl
iuliaeit nil15iiseItdIten. Sur 3eit lit
Die Witifpeil . Sroge dufeero1i into
har Die ainoer Der h6beren aaiteil
III 5iuei feinoIid)e eager geipolten.
Sn Shbicn berrid,t Sic uniinniae git.
te, Mdohcn id1on ais aiiber i'll per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
rJf bin fOr'S JlaaSUOlc uuo Gle.
gnHtc."

Mes5ulb mani in ntan1en areiien
nidt fiir 0as &e~iOcIbcrger S6IoB
ihipormt, erf0brt man ans folgcr-
ben beiteren 8ortonrmnir, iiber mel
6eS 0aS y0ei0elb. Sugcblatt" bcrid.
tet: Sn cine 9uhbanolunq SeiocIe
berg'S frat Oieier Gage cine elegant
9etIei0ete nor0oel>tide Game. Sic
Ucrlongte einen @offoIen0er, blGt.
tcrte Oartr, iro9tc nod uQcrIci
Staot9 SnlcnoerlL altgcni6einlid).
ltn1 itd) elm gelpiiIe5 anieben SIT &C.
ben, mo tniipfte oann eiu 8eipr1dl
on. a9eiOelberg", 10 Iogte iic, lit
ober redt l%an9ueilig, bier lit ia gar
nlhts 3ll Ieben; id) gloubte, bier mare
Diel los; 9errenolb lit bod pict id0=
ner mo bietet mebr. TaS biSden
ltmgeger0 bat man ia iibcrnQ, ith0
oapon braltht man bod fem 8eIen
SIT MADDEN" - ogbcr ooS S6IoB?"
mnqte elmer Ser anpeienocn Serrea
Die Game 5lt untcrbre@en. - rg(t,,
Shloiier,~ mar ibre 41ttuort, ooic
blcihen lid bod) INNER gleid); BET
inns ori oen @iitern iiuo piel if0nerc
ln0 lpelm muu ooS 9erliner ShloB
geieben, fonn einem ein otocrc8 niht
imponiren. CD S6loB bleibtS dIo6.
nno oorlm fam ih uidt ber.~-Al$
tbr MN be6ei,tet uuroe, 0aB e5 oof
cincn llnteridieo gebe, ul6 lie oui
9ilOer beS berrlihen 6eioe(ber9fr
SdloiIeS mufnertiom modte. ioQtc
lie: n0oS lit ia oQcs foput, u1o bic
meiiten &0uier baben fem God. Gas
lit ia 10 IonQlpeilig; nein. 90 gebc i'd
nift bin, piiien sic, it) bin fir ooS
8Ion5uolle unbGlcqontc ,"-Sprod'&
tu1o rollidte binouS.
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SOM 6nNcriidDcn Sicr.

Niilnd)cn. ltnIcr Winiiterilm 0c@
&mueru bot ourdl cine fiir5lid) CT.
gonaenc GntiflicBrung etipu8 5u
Stonoc gebrodt, mas bis Oobin nod
feinem Sterblihen geglitft lpor,
n0mli6 cine Ginigltng lGmmtli6er
politiifer 8ortcieu. IS bon0elte
lid I'M oen oIten 9ltten Hllf uniercS
8iereS, mos auein i6on sur Grtla.
rung Oafiir 9eniigen miro, tpenn
otsnobmsneiie 2iberole, llltromon.
tame urt0 So5iaI0emofroten einmat
pollfonmen ci1ti9 limo. IS lit III
9apcrn bel ioIt mittelalterlid) itrell.
ger Strofe %ocrboten, 5llr Bierbere.s
tltlrg irgeno etma5 on0ereS mic Ger
ltenmnl6 6opicn lno @aiier 5u Der.
luen0en. Srt3poli5eilide &ori6riften,
sic bet'm 2usifont bic 8ernenoung
Don SpriBbobnen, 8ierIpriten Bier
plllnpeu ODER G%reiiionen irqen0 lpcl-
der Nrt m%nteriagen, %crg0n5en baS
p%orcrluobnte 8eieb. Sbnen tit nab
bieliger NllffaIiun0 sic funItgered)tc
mo iaubcre 9ebanolnn9 0eS GiereS
5l %perooltfen uie man lie nid)t nltr
in Miind)elt, ion0ern, Iusnnbmeu
ob%qercd)nct. iogor III 0en fletnltcn
@ebirge 00ricrn nntriiit. gl8 Der
Otiinhener Mogiltrut Dor iiebcn
Sabrcn ottf Nntrag zines &oblcns
i0ltre = 6obrifonten Ole 3uloIiung
fliiiiiger S%ohleni0urc bei6loB, ent.
ItonO int 8cntei1ioc = Gollegirm ein
Oerortigcr Stltrm Der GntrilitunQ,
oub Der MogiitrntS . @eid)lllB 5its
rilctgenomnlcn iuer0en muBtc. Sebt
bot oo5 Winiltcrilm ouf 3rlnlb CT
ties 8utod)tenS oe8 Sbcr Meoi5i,
nal . NusidrIicS oen Mtngiitrnt
nuigeioroert, oen oie 8criuenoun1
fliliiigcr S%ohleni6urc perbietcn0cn
Boragropb 80 lcincr ortSpoli5eili.
hclt &oridriiten ob5udnbcrn. Ger
Mtogiitrot lit Dem nohgefommen II.
bat. obluo6l lid oa5 8elneinoe.Gol.
legillm ebenio entidieocn rpie Dor
licben Sobreu ge9en Die gtelerurg
olIflcbnte, i'll ieiner por9eitrigcn 81
sung Sen 9eIhlnB %bcitdtigt. Sic
9rauer loipobl, ol5 bo8 Gublifnm
iino Der Ncucrlng namcntlif nm
oeSiuiQcn o6bolo, neil lic Der W6G-
lid)feit, obgeitonoclteS lno geiunb-
Dcit@ih0Olidc5 9ier ais iriid)c5 5u
uer8opfcn. 9biir rno Gbor offner
ipcrbc Mag oo8 MN riftig lei1
ODER niht, 10 miro bod id)on lett
altgefiinoigt, Dob iid oie Wfebr5uhl
Der Wirtbe oerGcriperibulg fliii'iger
aoblcnidure freiiuilIig entboltelt
iueroe.
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Grinder, bic nidt crfnuSen babeu.

YIN Dem 0rittCn lltcr1lotionolcll
Wotbenotitcr GongreB lpllroe Gin
9cldIub gcinBt Der cillcn ellgerc1
3H'onmlcnlhlub Der Siitorifer Der
mathematician NiIIenid)oitcn fir
ipltn1d)cn2mcrtb b0lt, Aint trittSll
8cltlcar i. %. 6clobouS III Seioel-
ber0 'iIr 0ic @riinoung elmer Sntcr.
llotloloIen 0ciclid)nit fiir @eihid)te
Observation-Disclosures mo oerIed).
nit ell. GoS 8ebiet lit ingcneir
ld)lper 81 beorbeiten mo oeSbdlb
tollli ltod) Nniid)tSclobnlS' mt eite
GUT or0ollllirtc 8cretniglulg ponSi'
,torItcrt Der Gin5elfdd)cr ctlunS lei.
li'l'. !tlr lie bictet 8cuabr Sofiir,
ooB ou3 oft III ocn peridicoeniter
6odlcr1 lit0 0cn cntlcgelltcn aul-
l%llrltadtcl1 Deritreitc Bacterial ocnl
elI'5'lllcn jpaGnoia gen1od)t pcrocn
'ulll'' Il@ gct'picl oicncn bic orei
"'oben efTl1olltgen an Iitseong
DC" @~tittcloIter9: See Gonlpo;.
Sa'llBp'tlocr u1O 9atternbri.f. 9,itr
,Uli @eloolt nat mon oeil utbeolali
p'8Iell Crtiltoer ocS aompaiies aus
oer @e'd)idltc cnticrncn. f6nnen
i''a) li'flcr Unfit ocr6rcibnroerG,ll
pttlI'o'f' ocr DOS sdicbpllpcr
r'df crlliltoci, hoben fam. neil pos
mt3spf don longe 90 mar. iii ser
@ela'd)fe herum ultb pod,t o,,f ieil,
mea't ipetl or ein 9enfutal hat.
ffos Ger Observation-Disclosures ser
oeiifldle'l Gutenberg G%eiellid,oit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

Cine beittide Setting bcrid,tct aus
Berlin; @ie if,on n%itaetbeilt nor,
Den 1T bat bie Gonlntiiiion. Die SIR
FriiIltng be5 &eilgiteS hes Srii. boz,
Sitcn jninnmcr getreten iuor, i'll
ntebrtd9iger oi1geitreneter gerinda.
nrbeit fcIteeiteIlt. bob es iid) Bet hen
S%etltltngen ocS Sans lint cine CT.
idetltnnN banble, Die i'll ibrelt ein5eI-
lleil Sbsilcn bitrdlors Die 9eddtitig
mo miiienifo'tlidle Grforldil.g
oltrd) Tcrtrctcr Der lit getrad1t font
iucitoeit 6odllpiiIellid)nitcn per0iei1t
Ieitit Die olt9elta1ier 8crinhc hnbclt
belt 9etpei6 bafiir crbrodlt. hnbtbdis
BET Ger Ieiibcrni,e ieil,er Gdbiafel,
tert toiter 3eiheneehiuta beoarf. GS
ut nun Don nerihieSenen Geifen Die
alll'd1t ou@gciprodcn norbelb q
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8Inmcn aHf Der Mnttcr 8rab.

(2ln ole SHmeItcr in 0cutihIono,)
&ciIhcu ut0 8ergiBnlcinnid)t,
Die ibr @rob emit idntiidtcn -
9(lo id ofinc Gciucn 9rici:
g9ic tic mid Cut5ilttcnl
Sod lie lucdtcn audi BEN 5tmerj
GSener Nbihicoaitm0e,
NIS scr Iebte 4lB mir marc
8ou Der N}llttCr Ntun0c.
o@erOe 0id) nidt rpie0erieb'n"
Sprod, lie uno iunf nieocr
Sducr3onrd3udt u1O ad! ibrSobn
Cab tic nift mebr pieoer.
@ralld)te fcin 8erQiBmcinnidt
Did an lie 5u mohnen,
ga tbr @ciit mid itet5 unifmcbt
g8ie Gin bCirgca Nbuc1.
God ibr boloen 9liiueIein
&on Der Mluttcr @robe,
&u8 Dem oltcn 8oterIono
Setb ibr liebite @abe.
&ciIden uno &er9iBmeinnid,t,
Silien nltd5 lno HoiCu.
9Poget ihr nit eltrem Quit
Steta ibr @rub umtoicn.
~ utbio& Hobr.
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8lnttOItih.

Gc i1er mi N%ooro0iitid)en
&%erltunncn fin @eiarg
Yn'n Nbicn I'M an DC Comm.
Gar barr DC Sprot blot aloltg.
Tat bett us lang ner0ruten.
9ot ie IFS 10 peroht't,
NlS barren let tom Singcn
00r iid allcenig podt't.
&ebbt mi uicn @ort inn 2ielpc,
3ot iobIt 10 Sreio' as 2eio?
@ebht iui nien @ort INN Nicluc,
g3ot jar De 6reehcit Ileit?!
8ott bctt rs utdl pCrlatcn
SUN bo9er, tolen Nooro;
9ier FAINT DC ld)0nitcn @lonncn,
90 idlOnltcn 6rocnS ioort.
&c Nadtignl I'M 9otiint.
DC Spree I'M GroBeI ~ilcit't,
DC &ollcrf lingt 10 luitiQ.
Sod amer Dc gr0nc 8ei0!
In lucnr OR bitter Eunncn
&c @lntcritoorm heuiui't
Cat flingt, nlS lrcnn sat Srgcl
Vtit olf Rcgiiter2 brui't.
Got glccr ilcit all DC aiiitcn,
Wis lucnll DC alodei flil1Qt.
90 Deep. 10 holl. 10 madltig.
Ms iuenn't Den @runoboB iingt.
III Spraf IS as III @ciocn
l%lrIprllngelf nod III free,
lii Sprof is Deep I'M nlad)tip
lin pr0dtig as Dc See.
Gor fam M getroit nit legcIn
Gor't luille 2ebcnSmcer;
g iohrt hor Stoorm I'M Uranium,
60 m0nni1 Sdipp benoGr!
gfin Mooeriprat, 100 fIineit OH
60 lot I'LL bod, 10 Itarfi
No Ieelu id 81 ban @artcn.
III 2ono pitll Strait M Mari.
Gn Sod SunBS. fGr sat 8Iottoiitid'
Snt't brnicn as Dat Wecr,
Gn Sod, Snn1S, idr ben Nooroel
3dr lobt III itorbt mi i0r!
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(Glt BEN pGonntaaSsGo refponSCntsn y
S~erbitbiIS.
Sic gtHgen langiam. Ser Sonne
2idt
GrbiBte 9eioen sic a0pie ni6t;
gS tan5te raideln0 0as oiirre 2aub,
Ser 8in0 itrih fiibn init bob'reu
Gerluub
Nuf icinen bciten @eigen.
llnO iiber ibucn in Sfooren 5ieb'n
Die Go9el nad) beii'rcn 3oncn bin,
Die Suit mar herb lul0 bitter &c
milr5t.
gIS babe 0err @iuter iid) 9eidiirjt.
lln0 8eibc itcb'n uno idtpei9cn,
Stud linen bat iid 0ef6rbt ooS5aor,
Sic lpcrocn'2 itouHcno @eiOc &c.
lDabr,
Sic l0deln Oorob; @crbitiomcns
ifein.
llu0 rIlbig ipriht CT: Nnnc lei mcin!
Mtr Itebn lett aQcin i'm Gcben,
GrQu Annc bat 0na a0pihcn sc.
retQt
llnO ibm it'll Idd)eIno ole @on0 sc.
reid)t. -
Sic itrittcn lpcitcr oc3 &eg'a 81
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berbit anl Rbcin.
Cine Griunernns bon 3. 2ubid)ed.

Cine Griunerilns bon 3. 2u6id)ed.
---------
Scrbit am Hbein, Erei Borie
iino eS itiir, mo bod pelf,' ipiln.
ber6nrer 3ouber lie9t IN ibreu fir
Gen, Der Den @erbit ou Rbeir tennt.
Sonnige Gage utb ioniiee Men.
idenl @obin boS Auge blidt, mr.
2ult nnb Sroblid,feit. go mar cS
aid homaIs. ein 'Serbii Idg pom
ieIfen ihorer Hod,ulitin9iitut9
Seini bon Meri1is beirat inebcil nit
ieinern Gdit uiib 5reiiito Brof 9eli.
fen Die bon herrIid,em aabIamb ,irl.
getene 8eranba. Gin leiiigeeg1or..
aefedt ihien jpiidct @eiben itnti-
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Il ii If ihtsnnfI. = Grpfeiibg:
A@1It1t iiberid1riit G0idr belt H,,bt
fon?" Sdiiler Gdlpeigt bcborr.
lif). 8rofeiior: ogtul1. Meper.
Sic ioIlteu iid bod, nidt ioIde @I6
ben acbelL am AIeripeniolten inn
Wtiiter Scnciier!@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

g Of mel it c 9 cfor6crura.
Htd)t Gon1pf. iiid)t Strait Der EIrt.
tri5it0t,
Sit CO. lpaS lid fam poriuarta
brirgcn,
gltf) nift Der @iun, Der bcitig
mebt -
Nein - l1ltr oilrdl ufriedcn" farms
%gelin9en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

" ASAI 81 lialN tN SN'SafiDf ~
fir ciren Goelltein Gu %9cfrnort
botteit."
Still bette Scr @rat bisber 9clel'
len, nit innercr 9elpc9utg rld)tcte
er Sen @Iid iebt olii Den SuiiSberr!L
oa,,n ltieb CT leiie 5luiId)et oeil ge'
idloiienen 3dbnen cit foiin per.
nebmIideS oScin5, Dor oiif", bcr'
Dor. Mitlcioig iab bcriclbc iblt ait,
oor,n ld,ilttcltc er bclt aopl nno lag
tc: ,eS bilit itidlt8, mcin Surge, i'd
lueis, cS mndt Cir Sdrncr5. nber
id, FAM Cir Nid)is ifetfeu. Sd
meib, oos Meiler 6cS Spcrntcltro
bcrcitet S6mer5 aber cS bringt &il'
herung."
,0erlobiilg 9ob's," Ilbr b. USER
iiis fort, bier bieIicn mir ben
Sdnioub. Gin babies Snbr periloa
mic im6lroe, ifon pitterteu mir sic
nobeilDe Sofieit, "a geidluh oua
llnglonblidlc; 2jj5ic l5itc Die @erlo.
bnngl Gin iinlneiiid,cS RGthiel mar
lFcs Tins nllcll. mas mar Der Griuro.
tinb lpaa iiir ricii9e Sample rilib,
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The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
DIVE RAIDED
Bloody Chapter Added to Mem
phis' Criminal History.
One Dead and Several We're Shot In
the Attack.

Memphis, Tenn, July 12.--Lssi
night raid was made on negro dive
on De Soto street, which proved to be
q bloody affair As q result Houston
Mitchell. colored, is dead. Thomas =.
MoDermo. is shot through abdomen
and Is dying and John J. Lswless, G.
W. Shouts, regular deputies, and
John Smith, colored, special deputy,
were compelled under threats Of muir.
der to give mp their arms.
George Honan, Harry Hartley, Mike
HasRarty. Harry Keene and George
Deggs, are charged with murder and
shooting with intent to kill Armed
with warrants for the arrest Of Hart
ley and Keene, the deputies entered
the place. Upon benches negro men
and women were seated playing cards.
The deputies had tied about forty men
and women together, preparatory to
taking them to the station house.
without warning five or six white
men rushed in the room and rescued
the prisoners. At the point Of pistols
and magazine guns, the officers were
commanded to throw mp their hands.
They obeyed, and were ordered to de.
liver their weapons.
They did rs they were commanded.
Then CONSERVATION punctuated with
pistol shots. Houston Mitchell lay dead
upon woodsn bench, MoDermott
cried out that he was shot, Lawless
and Shoults were made human targets
for several seconds. The accused muir
derers escaped.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
Understood to Have Sold His
Local Interests.
Mr.. ]. d. Hollingshead Purchases
the Interests of Mr. Kilgore In
Cooperage Company.
DEAL INVOLVES THOUSANDS

Mr.. ]. L. Kilgore. one Of the prin.
cipal stockholders in the Paduoah
Cooperage company is understood to
have disposed of his interests in the
concern to Mr.. J. ID. Hollingshead, of
Chicago, president Of the company,
and will leave Paducah, when he ar
ranges his business matters, to take
up his residence In his former home,
Anderson, Ind.
This important deal has been on for
the past two days, and was consum.
mated today, with the possible excep-
tion of few details. Mr.. Hollinss-
head. OF Chicago; Mr.. v. J. Blow,
Of Louisville and others interested In
the big concern are now here on busi-
ness.
The deal involves probably in the
neishborhood of s75, 900 OF. $50, 900, and
ii 10 understood that Mr.. Hollingshead
individually takes Mr.. .Kilgore's inter.
est in the company.
Mr.. Kilgore has been extensively in
terssted in Paducsh In business way
for the past nine or ten years, and for
merly owned tine big Kilgore Heading
factory in Meohaniosburg. Two OF
three years ago the Kilgore Heading
factory, the Blow Stave Factory and
the Hollingshead oooperage plant con.
solidated, forming the Paducah Coop.
erage company. one of the largest and
most complete In the country. Mr..
Kilgore has been one of the officers
and principal owners, and disposes Of
his stock TO return to Anderson, where
his extensive interests will require all
this time.
b Many people will regret to learn of
Mr.. Kilgore's contemplated departure
from Paduoah. He has made many
friends since he came here, and is Q
man of pleasant personality, and o
progressive, enterprising citizen that
Paducah has been proud Of, and will
miss.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
HEAVY FINE
IMPOSED AT MEMPHIS AGAINST
STEAMER NEvINs.

The steamer Thomas A. Nevins, q
tow boat used by the Paducah Goal &
Mining Company, was fined $500 at
Memphis yesterday on complaint of
the United States inspectors for run
ming without properly licensed officers.
$500 is against the boat and her own
ers, $500 against W. p. McNealy for
acting as mate without license, and
800 against the boat and her owners
for allowing him to act without Ii
cense. The boat is we'll known in Pa
ducah, and WAS formerly the Kenton.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
OWEN CASE
CONTINUED TODAY IN JUDGE
LIGHTFOOTs' COURT.

County Judge r. T. Lightfoot has
continued the case of Frank Lucas,
auditor agent, against the owen Bros.
Ferry Co.. suit to compel payment Of
q franchise tax. until tomorrow on
account of i'll health. Judge LiRhtfoot
has been i'll of malaria for the past
several weeks and has hardly been
BILE to be at his office.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
KILLED SON IN SELF DEFENSE
STEAMER SINKS
THE CHALMETTE GOES DOWN
BELOW NATCHEZ.

Natohez. Miss, July 2.--The side
wheel steamer Chalmette. ST. Louis
and New Orleans. struck a snag thir
ty miles below here and sank out Of
sight
/: All the crew and passengers escsp-
ed. The boat left New Orleans Sat
urdsy evening. The Chalmette was
one Of the old Anchor Line, and for.
merly the City of vicksbuig. She
was built in Jeffersonvills in 1881.
and was worth $4,000 or more.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
NEARING AN END.
STATE GUARD EQUIPMENT Kx
PECrED TO BE IN BY
THURSDAY. -tf

Captain James Caldwell. Of Go. l..
the local militia company. will be at
the armory Thursday night 10 make .
final collecti on Of state property from
the members. He will turn IL over.
to the state, and request the immedi-.
ate mastering out Of the company. b, !
Captain Caldwell has but few guns
and Other articles to collect and In
tended to get them all in last week,
but failed. s a-E
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
CARD GAME
CAUSES A KILLING AT LEXING.
TON, KY.

Lexington. Ky, July 12.-James
Doyle was shot and instantly kiiled.by
Henry Thompson, aged 10 years in 3
saloon lest night over card game in
winch Doyle insinusted that Thomp
son was chesting and struck Thomp-
son. Thompson left and returned
with a pistol and fred two shots.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
FORMER RESIDENTS
DIE In EVANSVILLE
Mr.. Ed Gleichman Dies after
Long Illness.
Mr.. George ". Fus, Q Leather.
worker. Sucoumbs to a Com
plication. "
BOTH WELL KNOWN HERE

Two former Paducahsns died yes
terdsy in Evansville, Ind. They were
Mr.. Ed Gleichman, for several years .
popular tailor here, and Mr.. George
N. Fus, for many years a cutter st
the e. Rehkopf Company's factory.
Yesterdays Evansville Journal
News says Of Mr.. Gleichman's death
"Mr. Edward Gleichman died Mon.
day morning at 8 O'Clock at the home
Of his father. ]. M, Gleichman, on
Mt. Auburn, west Of the city. He
had been in a serious condition for
some time from q complication OF
diseases and it had been known for
some time that death was only ques-
tion Of q short time. He had sought
relief in the west but without success
and recently came home and went "a
his fathers home on the hills west OF
the city, where he was tenderly csred
for until the end.
"Mr. Gleiohman was a we'll known
young business man, having been en-
gagged in the tailoring business for q
number Of years. He was 3s years. 4
months and 8 days old He was mar
ried aud leaves wife. who was . Miss
Rupertuss, of Paducah. He was q
brother to Mr.. J. Will Gleichman, of
the city"
Mr.. Gleichmsn was . member Of
the Paducah Lodge, Knights of
Pythias.
Mr.. George NJ. Fus, is also well
known In Paducah. He was . fine
looking, popular young man. who
could eat glass as he would q cracker,
which he used to do to entertain his
friends. He had not lived in Paducsh
for some. little time, but had many
friends here. The Evansville Journal
News says Of his death:
Sunday evening occurred the death
Of George N. Fus, Q well known
young man Of the city, at the home
of his parents, 2l6 Grant street,
after an illness Of . complication Of
diseases. He was 81 years old and
. harnessmaker by trade. He had
worked OF his trade in almost all
the principal cities of the country,
and was an expert workman. He
was born and raised in this city.
He was never married and leaves .
father, two brothers and two sisters,
besides many friends who will deplore
his untimely death.
"Ths funeral services will be held
at the family residence. 2i6 Grant
street, ct $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon, at which friends are invited to
be present.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-12
TRAIN DESTROYED
EIGHT SERIOUSLY HURT AND
THE BRIDGE BLOWN UP.

Vienna, July i2.-while passing
over the bridge at Badoma today
mixed train was destroyed by dyns-
mite and eight persons were seriously
injured. The bridge was demolished
and the cause Of the explosion was
mystery.