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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
Hciuaciaarn
S,uponcr bel eiltem lleberrlmtpe.
mu9apcrilld) iibcrrmnpeIt m1D
ulidcrirbcH.


dllf9erlrocIL
Wuf0cn. u. Cftober. Die
Eopoucr iino Ireunoe pon 9tudl.
onurificn, mcldc Tie in idlalterg8eiie
orronojrrn. Sir 5iinocu cine 9fcibe
nrGdtI0cr Vaqcrfclcr in iulid)en ri.
mof9 an ltno Idlcidcn lid Damn per.
itohlcn an oit ruiiiidcu Epitenfcttct
brrun. mclhc. in bic Tinltcrnib tar
reno lutO ]ucblcuOct 0lrdl ben @lo1j
Der TcIrcr, bic bcrontricdcnOcn 60
pancr nid1t icbcn t6nuCn. C0cr lie
madden iid cincu Hc9cnitrrm jrt
9alDr ul0 ucrludcn Die Hulicn 81
i|lbcrruidcL gm Gic1ltuG Nodt ge'
6ruitdicu lie bciOc SiitclL acrtctbcn
babel ubrr int Elm Mc9pcmclt. Gic
Nudt mar pedi6morj, Gc0cn 9tll8
uir0cr ul0 foltcr NinO mcbte.
Cine bilbihr 9tod]t 1ilr Die So
pulcr." iuNtc &c0ermuml. 1le III
Ocn ShiiBcuAr0bCn follcrnoen Hlrls
fen bottcn l@trlttcn @ctcbl erbuIten.
mcm Die crWortetcn @0ite erlhlc'
men. nidt nlrt lie jll ld)icBcn, ionOern
ibncu nit Dem &oioncttc ST Hcibc 81
QrbCl1, Us mar 10 1lnltCr, Dob man
follm Die Nono Dor ocn Nltgcn lcDelt
fonntc.
Gurd) ocn itr0nlenocu 9}cNcn Itort'
ten Naer NllQcn in Scr 9fld)tung Der
toli0en So0crictcr, icoca DIR bord)s
tc Qclpanlt. Ger foItc Min0 Orong
bis uli Die &nodcn. El0Blif mnrOc
0n0 Nlliflotihcn 0ca S6lonmcS un0
SpriBrn 0r9 MoiicrS inter iduea
nobcnocn NiiBcu, bcqlcitet bon YSoi
iengctIirr, 0cb0rt. Die Huiicn Oud
ten iid nod tiefer nicOcr un0 Die 81
ii5icrc luicocr6oltcn iliiitcruo ocn9c
icbl. Ole &oponcr nit Dem @uionctt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
gnnffaiiircr bnrdl Die Sappcn &c.
qaftgcn.

Sullnbom a, TENT, q. Oft. =
alen Barter. aoilirer Der hieiigerl
.Griten Nutionol. 9onf," lit Der
ifpunben, uno cs %perlditct, oaB elm
Gefi5it bon etlpn $4,000 in Den 9iis
d)ern Der 9anf eriitirt. Barter NOR
oitd) 9iilfs.S teuereinnebnter babier.
gunf. grominotor II. 8. Garrett bat
Die Bidder Der 9onf an lid, genom.
men. Die 9eomten Der Initnlt lucrs
ben oas 0efiSit oeden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
Scrmiidtc telcgrapbiidc Scpcidcn.

Der ritiiiidc 8otiduitcr Gni-
iini bat Dem Y%r1iiocllten Hooicpclt
Srn. 8ibifoff. eircn ollBcroroellt-
lid)en Nttote Der rliiiifcn @cionOt-
id)nit III 8nibin9ton, porgcitclt, Der
cine bobc Stelllut9 im mlsp0rti9ct
snltc IN ct. GetcrSbnr1 cinnirnmt
ln0 in 9Gloc mieOcr oortbin nbrcis
len miro.
- Sn Eropiocncc, II. s., bcrlleb
Der 40-iGbrigc w%obIbobcnbe 6abrit-
9luilcbcr 8iqinm i. Ylottncr aus
2pmonSpillc ocn Situngsinnl Der
Ippelloipiiion OeS Obergerid)tS. in
lpeldlem cr nlS @eihluorencr anne.
icnb mar, ulto ld)oB iif cine Ncppl'
nerfltgel 0urd) Den &opf, mcldle Den
oltgenblidliden Zoo 5ilr Solgc bate.
ST bate Dor Der grofimlng Der Ser
bonolungcn iiber &~ppiidpnerjcn &C.
flagt.
Der 9uftihiffer W $. YbiQip9
aus SlloIon, 0tidJ., 500 iid) lebcnaGc-
fG6rli6c Serlesungcn bel circr @Ilti.
fabrt bonn aitsIteaungsploB in Son
Intonio, Seras, 5u. 9(IS er eiltc
Sobe bon etlpo 60 SUB crrcift bate,
barIt Der 9ollo numb YbiQips |itilr5tc
hcrab unO fiel mebreren 3uldoltcrn
oitf Den aopf. nelfe gleidfoQS Der.
leBt mlrben.
Sn1 @ebdrloc ser 9unoeSrcgics
ring oiif bem Observation-Disclosures
5n ct. 2ouis brnf Der 80 Sabre alto
Sliab e. aultlnan aus 9rpan. Obio.
nad)oem CT ein @las GiSpoiicr &C.
trunfen, foot 5uiammen.
Die .Eittsburg Steomibip
Company" bat nit Der ,Imcrican
Sbipbuil0ing Company" III Glepe.
lanb, o. einen Gontraft fiir Den 9olt
Don bier groBen 9an1piern fiir Den
transport bon @r5. Die lie $430,000
foiten %iollcn, abgeid)loiien. Die neltcll
5~obr5euge ioIlen cine 2dnge bon $50
SUB. einen 8ebalt bon 10000 Spn.
men uilb einen Sieigong BON 10 tSub
bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
Sph baltimore nadD EbilaSclpbia
NIB 5nriid $500.
., Wadl Shelter nno snriif $3.50.
Nnd,W}i(m;u,t,, =. N. 90

HuI Der ~Eennipluonia Glen.
eoo'l'" am Sonntns, ben 80. Otto.
per: Der Spe5iol5ug perlaBt ser,
l''llon : Sobnbof INN s llbr gormit.
taaS. 0llr ole &iidiabrt slbfabrt bonn
Srooo'traBen = Subnbof in gbiIaoel,
pe,a $50 Abenos; 8eit-G bilaoeIpbia
o,5a Ibenos; Gbeiter 6.55 gbenbs.
&lllnlnaton 7.2o abcnos.
295-6,S-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
@ittuc nadj iicbcnitiinbiger GBc.

Truu M(ebren mo i6r 9rdllti9um
murcn iibcr'& IcIcpbou getrolt
morocn.
Ybilooelpbi a, 40, 81. Oft
,%nncrbolb liebcn S%tul,0cn, nod)oem
lie ole @ottin BON 6rcocrif Wiebrcn
0@cuorNcn luor, wuroc Gpo Huon9
Wchrcn sur Mittmc. Wtcbrcn lag
al Den Yodeu ertronft I'M bieiiGca
yWhtnicipol 2 &oipitol," ood) icinc
8rollt bcitonO 0orollf, nit ibnl sc
trollt 81 mcr0cn, I'M Den Q%cltcbcten
Worm in lcincr lhmercn &rontheit
lclbit piIeqen 81 f0nnen. Gin @ciIt'
lid)cr poll5og bic (rorumg it6er Elm
ScIcpbon, obcr fltr5 nodOcm Wtcbrcll
Sri. Ypou3 sic &ono fiir 0en @un0
burd'a Scben Qereidt bottc, Der
i%d)linmertc iid) icin 3ltltnno un0 III
meni0ct Stllnocu mar cr cine &eide.
9ic ungliidlihc gSittme liel III cine
Sbnmo6t. ulS WtChren Die NltgCn filr
INNER Id,loB.
% sic @ciobr Der AnitcfulN Dor.
6onben lit, 10 miro Die beoolcrlapcr.
the tSrou porl0uiig in elmer @Ibtbci-
lung ocS crlp6bntcn NoipitolS icitg,.
hoItelr, opd) bic 9cborocn bobcn ct
Iortbt. Dob in 9nbetrud)t oc1 bciou.
ocrp potbetiihen Safes cine flrrjc
2cid)enfeier itottfinocn bari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
Der vEotteripn.Yarf Sumner

$50 Ger rTotterion-Ear Sumner
ipGbrcnoe 2eib. uno 9altperein" bGlt
nGd)iten Mitttuod I'M Niireoii oeS
Gereins, Tnrboit-@de Der 2omboro-
uno @aibington.S traBe, ieille Sob.
resueriammlung mo 9eamtenmabI
ob. Die Iitglieoer iollten iif alle
5oblreid, 81 Der 8eriommllme e%infin-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
8iGiae Geiie mad, Sentidlano.

S6iifSfarten foIten iest MIR S22
fir 3miIdenOedsfarten bon galfl'
more nad Bremen. 8esen ipeiterer
ar'stlnit iuerlbe flan iid an Sbeo.
$. Stener & 6 O., tt4 OIt-Ser-
ill9ton-Str TT. Gunner Nr. 3. dS0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
GbcidDciSnuacn nnb bic Gpisfppal-
Stride.

Bottom, 2t. Oftobcr. Snl
G~piSfopalcn @cnrrul.Gonpent bat ou&
SoltS Der Gcpltirten nit GROCER
Me6rbeit 0oa G%onlprontiB iibcr oic
Gbeid)ei0ullqa Hciollltion nnqcnoni-
men, nuh mcId)cm Der n%id)tidul0i0e
1beil IN elmer mc9cn GbcbrlldS nll@.
9eiprndencn SdciOung nod) Nblolli
cincS Sobrca mic0cr bcirotbcn fam,
menn cr 5liric0cnitcQen0c 9crueiie
fiir Die Gbntiudc lciner 9tid)tid)ulo
bci6rinAc. Cine lcbboftc Gcbnttc ginJ
Der Mnllobmc 0cS 0el6llIllca porollH.
3ltcrit NOR 0oa Nnlt9 iibcr sic 6rogc
Der 3lllttnmnll0 5lt Dem Scld)lllB
Der 9iidGic. 0oB bic @ieoerucrbciro-
tbllng 1eid)ic0cncr Eerionen obiolllt
perbptcn lein ioltc, oetheilt, ip0ter
ober iullr0c bic 3litlmmnnG oo5it
nit bctr6htliher Wtehrbeit obgelc6nt.
obuobl Die Ncrtreter oller Sodfird)es
0i0ceien OogeQen ltimmteh. Damn
lag Ole 6ro1c ser Nnnobme oeS neitell
9lbi6nittcS (Gompromiiies) Dor, Sir
OoS GompronliB itinlmten % @eiIt-
Iidc uno 46 &oicn, oogeaen Z 8eilts
Iid)c unb ) Soien, ulentid)ieocn luos
rem : @eiltlihe mo = 2oien.
Der bon Dem Tcplltirtcnbouic oil,
genommeue 9eidluB beoori ie0od
nod Der 3llitimming beS SoulcS Der
Wiidloie, che cr in 9rolt trctcl fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
(6Ortickuns pun Der criten Scitc.)

@ottcrle oc2 6cinoe@, Die Dor IDrer
0rol1t pom Gu11d)to'elt 8e8eH oea
<is9erg oorrlltteil, SIC oero0f8SH
1id) bIilter Dem Sttt-Scr0.
Glne Srl8ooe oc2 Ncinor@ III III
Der Made pom Nelld'oPoo et"''I''''
moroel'' Sle HoroIld pom N'I'a)'"pu'
ltebenocn lellloIldca "''d'i'S' o''o't
ZEN hil'creSteII'In9''l a'''"y'''''u' ,.'''
@rollolell, %or Der "r''' OCT "''.''I
SoIollllT DER Ica)''ll @r'I'' III '''''
9eiloerllllA man 'i"0'lI''''''
%or DER "ro!ll OCT 'I'''''Ir', "'''''
H. ooN'I'U'H oo' H'''"'','''"'" w
Ne"'e'''0yu p'oI"..y.''' ""' ''''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22


@oibiuQtor, :. e., 81. Oft
gSic bcrcit& III Mtclo1mQcu aus Gofio
o%naebclltct. hot Die ioponiihc RcQic-
RING 0llrd) ibrcn GicliQcn @cinl0tcn
Iofohiro iurmcllcn Frotcit Qcden Die
&crmcnOlu1Q d)inciiid)cr @leiomlg
Sciten@ ncuiiicr NbtbeiIumQcn rlliiis
ld)er Sr1lppen bel Der Ser. Stootct
Hegicruna einncrcidt. Die bctrciiens
oct Iruppcn, Die lid oicic9 &cr0ehen2
9cgen Die intcrnotionnIcn &ricaarc.
gcln ld)ul0iN 9enlad)t bobcr, mcrocl
g%cnunnt. 0oS StootS- GcportenIcnt,
ooa icit 9cGinn Oca &rieqc~ ole g&ohr-
ncbm1m9 ioponiid)er Sntereiien iibcrs
nommlcn hot mo ans oicien @rlno1
Der 3piidentrGQcr 5piihcn Sen bel,
Den fricqiilbren0cu M}Ghtcn lit, bat
Den YroteIt &opon'@ al oct onlcrifus
nild)en @otihuita. ScfrctGr Spencer
G0op in PETERSBURG. Der in Nbucicn-
belt oc0 @otidoitcr3 McGormid ais
@cld)oltatrGNcr i%uugirt, iibcrionOt.
Nter miro nn1cnomucn, 0af 0ic
dlncIiIhcn SlciOcr pon ocn rltiiiidcn
(ritppcl nid)t nm Den Seine III tan.
ld)cll, 1cbrulld)t mltrocll, ion0ern Cit
lad, lpciI ooo ruiiiidc Grlurticrnnci
tier Seportcmcnt pCriGlumt bat, 0ie
Srltppen NIT m0rnlerer Rlci0nng iiir
Den nobcn0cn @iutcr olta}Iriiitcll.
Smn1crbin miir0c ou2 lroucn Der d,i.
1lelIld)en Alciber Scitena Der ruiiiidcn
Solootcn cine tcdlniidc NcrlcbunQ
DER mtcrnotionoIcn aricQarcQcln icin.
&a-f'n ncr pcrljcren elm q {.
iG ii f..
&uiijiHc SteQuug am Gorfc SIT,
oniion 10 Nfcilcn iijolih BON W2Irf
Der, pia WiufOcL 20. Nftobcr.
Mn Scr >ucitlihcn Iront mar bcnte
glcS rubi9. 3u iriibcr Stmoe
mnlrben pcrcin5cltc aononcnihiilIe
gch0rt, ip0tcr obcr bcrrihtc uouit0n.
0iQeS Sdmci9ct.
@cltern Atod)mittoQ iouo Elm plots
lldler Nnqriti ser &opoucr oli sic
por0cifobene Stc0lmQ ser Ruiicn
t%ilolucltIitl Don NtttOcn sic BON Dem
5lr CHIFFON 0e@ Generals Monoroto.
mltld] qeboreuOcn %. Sdiibcn ne.
gintcnt heiebt luar. itutt. Cbrrit
Muanittn bcor0crtc iuiort 0rci
Gompognic'u 81 eincnl @cQcnon,
grill Dor, ltno Ole %opancr 5oocn
fidl idllrtnigit 5ltriid, notoem lie
fdlperc Terluitc c~rlittcn bottcll. Gle
&erlltite Der Hulien uorcn orci Eo6s
te ullO eff Gerfplmoetc. GicEoponcr
nnlbten cin @eidiit I'M Stih luiicn.
che lie nber 6aS @eihiit. oo9 Die
Summer 3S3 fiibrt. I'M Std lieBcn,
cntier1ten lie oos Gerid)luBitiid. Si
Dent Trobfniten beiohocn lid is
Brnnntcn. 0nnf hcln sur 3eit bcrr-
ihenben oid)tcn NebeI pcrnnod)ten
Die Hniielt ons @eidyiib me9juihoi-
fen. McbrcreS treiien oeiielben he
qiments ilberfielen IN ~ocrielben ,3cit
Die iapariid)en Shiibenar1ben uio
erbeuteten peridiebenes Sdon8eue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
IHs Baltimore UnntN.

eridoIien. - Nelle Stimmaebcr
III Baltimore e Gountu. ~ Brand
an Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Scrihieoenes.
Gin ollrhgegougeuer Stier erredtc
geltern Worgen flr5 Dor 8 llbr in
9lgblonotopn ni6t Qeringc @llfrcs
9lng ltno 5luei &inoer murOcn bon
oemlelben oerlebt. m0brcn0 cine 9(l,s
5nbl an0erer nit fnappcr 9tot6 emf,
tomcn. Yer Sticr Cnttuml aus 0cr1
S6lad)tbnllie bon 2olis ScQmoicr.
Yer. SOB }. StraBe, Sigblunotomn,
lpobrellO Die angeitcQten 0cS W}ct.
gers oomit bcifditigt rporcn, cine
Nn5obl Sbierc IN ocn Sdlodtbof Il,
trelbcn. Gr lici und) ser GuitcrIl.
Noelnte ltrO bicic cntlong bis sur
Gonton e StroBe, pcriolgt bon elmer
Nrjnbl MeBgergcicQen mo Ncpob.
llern bon 6tgblonotolpn. ,0ic Gous
ton StroBc cntIong louicn0. lcnfte
Der Sttcr i'll sic Salt g(ucnuc bin.
cin uno Lief Oicic entlol,g 5lr Norc.
StroBc. Ebilipp Roocliif, 6 ,Sobrc
alt, bon 9tr. 30lS, S'Gunnca Str.
ltnno ollf DEM SCitcmucgc, ulS Der
SITTER bcrongelouicn fam un0 i'm
jt Vo0en mari. &lrjc Belt Qclono
e9, 0aa miltben0c (bicr al Der Gfc
Der 0are StroBC nl15uholteu, 0ud
rib cs lid luleoer los un0 Lief 5uriid
III Die Caution StruBe, BORT mari
0aS Sbier 6cn / Sabre ulten Scr.
Miami GinSnorc BON 9tr. 1916, San.
ton.StroBc, 5u @oocL inocm cr oies
lem eirlen Stif nit Dem 6oru I'M.
ter Dem linten gllgc periebtc, GnO.
lid ling moll oen Sticr an Der Surc-
StroBe nubc O'0onneQsS truBc. Gin,
100 ct bon 9cniomin @omling ci.
nernNngcItClltell 0eS 0rn. SCQmuicr,
erldolien mur0e, i"uorolri MAJ i'm iIt
cincnl @ogcn nod) ocnt Shlodtbpic
jltrildi6nfftc.
Neue Stim QCbcr i'm
9|ouutp.
Sn Baltimore 9 9oltntp iitO IN If
BON Is Yrejinftcn BOSS neltcS timmls
8eber regiitrirt morocrL bon ocncn
POS MciBc uu1O $50 9tcgcr iino. Bon
Ncn Stimmgebcr 2iiten QeitritCn
lpurocn 2t92 @ciBc mo 24SG 9ft.
ger.
9rono an Scr |biIo0c(.
p6ia Hooo.
aurj nodJ Z llbr qeItern Wiorgen
brad) i'll ser 9tieOcrlogc Ser y@olln-
9ber Supply Co." an Der @biloOcI-
pbio.HooO, nobe 10. StroBc. Cin
8rorlO ans, Der nobe5u cine Stln0c
miitbetc uno cinCn groBcn &olf-
ihuppelt, 5lpei 8uggoits Der nr@ol.
timore g Ohio 9obu" mo cine
Sriidc ocrieIbcn idtucr 6cidooigtc.
Ger SerluIt bctr09t ninOcitcnS $500.
Srie0cn5rihtcr urtcr
@iir96o t,
6ricbcnSrid)tcr $. s. Gltrid pon
g~lrlin9ton pllroc bon GricocnSrid,ter
SoIcpb Scrbert in Solpion mcgct
GngriffS otf SRI. Wo6el Gibbs mi
fer 9iirgidoft fir i%cilten Eru5cb &C,
Itcat. Gr iol bel cinem |fGl,hrngas
uerIltd)c oeS Sri. Gibbs gcid)logcn
buben, bod Iellgnct CT bic Nni6uloi.
gul1g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-22
Sin bcipcratcr HGn6cr.

Remart, N.-S., - Gin peripe,
aerer 6anb ipltroe bellte III oen 5. 2.
Mhtnhn aden MoidIinenmerten aus
'aefiiirf. IS gclona bem G1uber,
mehrere @elopodcte, mclhc 1921
ent6ietteh. bopon SIT fiibreiL olein er
unree perfolgt unb eingeiongen.
@eruoe, oils i'm icine G~erfolgcr eill.
holten, iettt CT lid, einen Neuoluer
an ben aopi uno fcuerte 5tpei Sd)ilIie
Oh, obne lid ieopd to0tlide @llnoer
bei5ubringen. &orber bate CT an
Die Seriol9er qcicuert, obnc lie 81
t%rcifen. Chr CT ous 9emlBtlein per
Tor, ia9te Der Wann. err belize Soncs
@iIoon uno iei b%eimotbSlos. Die
@clbpodete mllrben in Der Srulttold)e
leines HodeS %geiuuoeu.
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9emOfratiidje @abmrmfe.

0roBe Notwithstanding Der @e-
iddftSIcute in NepsOorf. -
9leuelono un0 Carlisle ais
Hebner.
Rep Dorf, 81. Oftober.
@rsErGiioent @rooer Gleuelana
fiibrte oen 9orIib in elmer %benlofroti-
ihcn MoIierperiommling, peI6e
beiltc I6eno IN Ger nGornegie.6ole"
inter ben Nuipi5ien Der o8ulineB
WicnS Barter ono 0apis Aiiociotion"
gebalten mllroc. Die 6olle mar sum
Groriiden poll, mo piele Der 9eiuder
tonitcu nidt hinein geIangen. Die
2ogcn uto Ole Elattform poren fir
9~i1ctinbuber reierpirt, m1breno Der
untcre &ollm un0 Die @uQericn Dem
aQgcn1einen GubItfum often itonoen.
:. 6onlpocn &ob6, Yrdliopnt Der
e%rmGbnten NIiociotion, rief Ole Ser
ionumllng sur OrOnumg un0 Iteute
Srn. @rober Glenclan0 Dor, meld)er
olsonnn Die in Der gegeulpdrti9cn
@ablcumpognc inooIpirten 6rogen
in noblourhooftcr 8etie beiprnd).
@r iagtc utter Nl0erem, bic Irros
gou5, nit pcld)er sic republitoniid,c
Eortei iid Die &croicnite anmoBc fiir
olle& @1tte, lpaS Dem 2on6c in lebte-
reu Su6ren mioerfabrcn lei, Die BON
Der n6mlifen Tartei 9ero0e5u beotl-
iprltfte ltnieblborteit uno ibre oIlge-
mctnc 9htfgebloienbeit lei cine 9elei-
0igung gegen bic omcrifonii6c Wtors
neStpilr0e uno f6nnc nift entldieocn
gcnlg 5uriid gelpieieu meroen. HcO-
ucr 6~ebonoeIte oie Carthage pom
Stanoe ser oenofrotiifen Ntotionol=
Glattiorm aus mo ergtng lih IN be,
rc0ten 2obeSGllBerungen iiir Die Sc
mofrotiiheu Gonoiootcu oif Dem
StaotStifet iotpobl, nic olli Dem No-
tioualtidet.
Ndtb. Sobn q. Carlisle, iuclder
utter GleUeIono ooS Nmt oeS Sd)ot,
omt5Icfrct0rS betleiocte, belt c6ells
foQS cine Idngerc Nniprud)e. Die
NeltBcrungen bcioer @erren mllroen
nit Dem gr0Btcn G%ntbuiioSmlS aili-
9eno1nmen.
Barter rc0et.
Giopu&, N..O., 81. Oftober. =
Hidter Barter, Der Oemofrntiide
YrGlioentihaft3 . Gonoioot, empfing
beltte cine Delegation aus Suoiolls
Gouttp, N,-N., uno ergriff babel @es
legenbeit, cine fiir5lih Dom &riegS.
SefrctGr Suft IN 9tep.Dorf 9eboltcne
Heoe 5t bc%ontlporten. Suft bate IN
ieincr Ge6c bic 0emofraten herallS-
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-10

Travel in China is principally by
canal. the greatest OF which Is the I'm
perial or Grand canal, connecting Can
ton and Pekin. Innumerable branch
es passing through countless cities,
towns and villages connect the utmost
limits of the empire with this main
artery of waterways. To overcome
the difference of level between two
canals, a peculiar and ingeniously con-
s;ructed glacis, slipping at an angle of
45 degrees is used, and by means of
a capstan ortwo the pCat is drawn over
until, having passed the point of
equilibrium, it is launched into the
lower canal. no prevent the boat
shipping too much water. a screen OF
wickerwork is fixed at the bow. The
rivers and canals are the real high
ways of China, and by these hordes OF
Boxers from the inland provinces are
now fiocking to the coast towns and
foreign settlements.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-10

then desolate country TO the west OF
us. Later the guard was found and
after many months of suffering finally
recovered, but he was never the same
man again. Only one Of the prisoners
was ever rccHptmed
"'rhe most notorious and desperate
man who was ever incarccratcd In a
government prison was named burton,
and he was known us No. 1J6. lie
was mixed up in all kinds of daring
escapes, he and his partner at one time
overcoming no less than FIVE guards.
Burton OH the occasion when lie
and his pal overcame the five guards
was working ON hill near Leaven-
worth 4 sergeant was In charge of
the guards. Burton was standing near
when piece of paper dropped out of
the sergeant's hand. The sergeant
reached down to pick up the paper.
The next moment he was senseless on
the ground, and Burton had his gun.
At the same time the other soldier
knocked another guard down and
grabbed his gun. 4 few shots were
fired. but they went wide of the mark,
and the men got away. They made
their way into Missouri, where they
robbed several postolhces and innu
merable stores and with the loot man
aged to get us far west as Pueblo, Colo
There we caught them.
Both were brought back to Leavcn
worth and sentenced to many extra
years at hard labor Despite the vigil
liant guard kept over them, however
they were mixed up in innumerable at
tempts to get away, and each time
some poor soldier went down and out
After was gone Burton in some way
got out Of prison legally"
Sergeant, are you going to retir,
when your present enlistment ex
piresi' was the last question asked
| the famous old soldier.
mo, | guess not" he answered, will
a smile. 81 sorter halfway imagine
| am going to die in harness"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-10

There was one cabin passenger
aboard the Leyland line steamship
Columbian which arrived yesterday
from Liverpool, says the New York
Sun, and he might have seen off :he
banks on Tuesday morning, If he had
been an early riser something that
very few passengers Of any sort get
a glimpse of at sea, a colossal iceberg,
computed by Third Off!cer Roberts to
be 500 feet high. Very few bergs more
than half that height have been seen
In the North Atlantic. The lookout
In the crows nest saw the big berg
first and signalled by two bells to the
bridge that there was a ship on the
starboard bow" He did not find out
until later that the vision was berg.
The Columbian passed eight miles to
the south % the ice mass. which was
shaped like a sugar loaf. The berg
ran the temperature of the air down
to as degrees and that o. the er
down to As degrees. The officers OF
the Columbian think that the bern
was about an eighth of mile long,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-10
ONE OF THE PRISONERS sNATCHEp HIS oU1

ONE OF THE PRISONERS sNATCHED HIS Gun
In the Federal building in New York.
and his experiences with noted prison.
ers would I'll volumes.
The other day, however, after re-
peated requests he consented to talk a
little about himself. He insisted, how
ever. that whatever lie had done that
might he deserving OF praise should be
credited In practically every case TO
he put It, than himself.
''In 1879" said Sergeant Way. 81 en-.
listed I'm Company ii OF the famous
Ninth infantry at Omaha, Neb., and
for the five years that followed partici-
pated in the engagements with the
Indians, In which that organization
bore an important part in Wyoming,
Montana and In the northwest General
ly. Those were exciting tn."' and In
all my career there is nothing ..t am
so proud of as the service | saw as n
member of the command that won an
international fame as the first 10 scale
the walls of Picking In the Boxer trou-
bles in China.
Elm 1884 my enlistment expired, and
II was then that my career in prison
work began. got my discharge pa
pers at Fort ID. A. Russell and imme-
diately re-enlisted. this time in the
prison guard at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan. remained there until 1896,
when the prison was turned over TO the
civil authorities, when | was transfer
red to the Twenty sixth infantry in
time to take part In the campaign in
Cuba and later in the Philippines.
ITO revert TO my prison work, how.
ever, ! will have TO go back 10 Fort
Leavenworth, and as you don't care to
hear anything about the good fellows
who were imprisoned there will rack
my memory and try TO tell you some
thing about the bad characters that
we had 10 deal with. In the first place,
! will say that during the twelve and
a half years l was at Leavenworth !
never knew a prisoner To escape with
out sentinel being disabled. One OF
the first cases that occurred during my
experience there was the escape OF
three notorious characters. They Were
guarded by a single soldier. One OF
the prisoners asked for a drink of wa
ter, and the guard foolishly, being o
kind hearted fellow, held up the buck
ct for him to drink. Then one OF tn,
prisoners snatched his gun and fellet
him to the ground with terrific blow
on the head that almost fractured hi
skull. An hour later we found thu
poor fellow unconscious on the grounC
where he had fallen. The prisoner
have never been heard OF since.
ION another occasion three prisoners
were storing potatoes in cellar. AgaiI
there was a single guard on duty. On'
OF the men managed to steal upon hin
from behind. The next moment tn,
soldier was on the ground with terri
BILE wound in his head. His almost lie
less body was thrown into the celia
on top Of the potatoes, A gag wa,
placed in his mouth, parting lick wal
given to him with the big club tina
had felled him, his keys were stolen
the door locked, and then the prisoner,
went their way IN the direction OF tn.