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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

limo, bat cine merfmiiroigc Ibfiib.
hung erfobren. Menn es bellte mic,
Ser SIT einem Sample fame, 10 mir.
ocn Die @oeren nidt oQeiu iteben.
Ger @c0ontc BON o&ereinigten Stoos
ten BON Siio.2lfrifo" bat felt Dem
aricQc mo Der eiugetrctcnen @nttGlr.
itntnq in qon5 Sii6ofrifo erItuunIid
an Aubong %gcpouncn, uno nit oie,
lem @Ciitbl miro england ST. red.
men bubCu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

&orten: Sans &~ooiepclt," uuo miro
periuft iein 5u iogen: n@on5 Eco
On" obcr nidt: o@on5 Der 4}r0ii-
oent." @Gilfi9 hot mon Oo@ @ctitbl
ooB Srr. &ooiepeItS Stimnmulg ellis
6relOe iiber Den Sur oeS &aupfc9
mo aus 3orn ooriiber gcmtidt it,
Dob 6eblcr an ibm, iciner EortCi uuO
ieiner administration qeilnocn >rcrs
Den, uno DOB er %iibcrhotpt fcmuicn
muB. 0icic Stimmung Mug ion
lpohl 81 elmer @cbonollng oes Bca.
ner5 geiiibrt bobem ole inherent @e-
fiibl nob nidt immcr Der @itroc iei'
ner Stellltng, mo orh niht 0.r cinc8
0Grartigcn TofltmeutcS entipriht luic
e@ 0o@ Nnnabmclhrciben zines ErGA
ii0cntcn bod nm Cinmal lit. Gu mare
ic0cnfoQ@ oos@ortipiel iibcr ole Geo.
ncr, ole ibrc Tnriimciaheit MIR 0llrf
,itl0n in the %cloict" erlporbcn bobcn,
ieiner 3lpei0cltigfeit tuegcn better
untcrbliebcn. @cnn etlpos Nerortis
Qes in ruihcr Nie0crid)rift unbemuBt
mtcrlilrft ooer IN elmer Stumprc0e
borfommt. 10 lGBt man 3oS 9clten.
2lbcr bel cinem mieoer mo mieoer
rcOigirtcn 0ot1mcnt licqt Die Code
BOD ctluua onOer8, ielbIt lncnn cS 10
cntihieOen Den Gborofter ser Stump.
rcOc trGgt, tpie OieicS."
Ser o9uffoIo 0cmotrot"
ncnnt ooS Innobme-S 6rciGen cine
Streiti6rift. Die groBe 3ufricoen.
belt beS Eroiibcnten nit Den 2eiihtns
gen ieincr Yortei uno ieincr ciocnen
Administration lei urfomiid,.
9ie republifoniibe nSIlinoi.
cr StootS5eitung" nennt Oo@
S6reiben idyorf, obcr Der 9riei lperoc
cine unidobbore Shrift fir ben
8obIfompf iein.
Der philadelphia DC
mofrot" ioat: Gin longes, obcr
iebr leicn3pcrtbcS Shriftitiit, oo3
ole ein3cIncn nSiiucS" in prd5Iicr
@ciie nodmolS our60cbt mo sic
GinpGnoc ser @cqner, 6cner or cin
poiitipc5 Ero9romm bonitdnoig al.
lpridt, I'll mi0erlcQen iudt."
0oS rcpublifoniidc oGintiund.
&oIfSblott" bGlt oos Mns
nobmc-S freibcn fir Gins Der bcitcn
poGitiidcn 0ofrmcnte, oic ic gcihric.
ben lporocn iino.
Ole nGinc. Srcie Erciic"
(repubI) ihrcibt: o0oS Innntmt-
Sdrcibcn 5cid)net Ii6 ourd) Rlurbcit,
9cItinmtbcit mo YrG3iiion See NltS-
brltdc8 aus. GS lit ooS bette mo &C.
oiegcnItc Gompogne 9ofumcrt, NaS
oie rcpubIifoniifc Eortci ollSGcbcu
f6nntc."
Die nNep. &eriep Treic
3eituug" (repubI.) iogt: DStInrer
Ilno Oircftcr lit ME oie Gage 1iucr
ibre 3iele uno Nbiid)tcn aus
rinonocr aciebt moroeiL ais hic2
ourd YrGiiocnt 9tooicpeGt i'll icincm
NnnubmcsS dreibcn grihebcn it,"
Gen Sd,GuB mag oFrcB uno
u G # b in Columbus, g., bill.
ben. 90 Ieicn mir: oNooieoclt'S Nn'
robnlc.S dreibcn I0Bt an Gcrtli6feit
]tidts 5rl piinihcn iibriN. %ion ipciR
acnolt, 100 CT itcbt unb ,p0S cr wia.
Sr ipridt irii6 BON Der Sc5cr iucG I'M
bon %ollnfcl gr0iiG" oIS er
iogte: n@cr't mag. sc mog't, III mer't
mid mag, &c mo9't iotnoQ hid mo-
gen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Sd)nl In3eisen.
Iar9lnnO Srititnt.

&lii1it' Sepurtenlent (IupfbuIe uno RinchaL
SULPHUR fulel beqinut I'M 3. CtfuOrr. 3etds
Hen N allen leiHen Sd6crll. tuh Miooeaem NM
eeIt NeOen, Sttplrlen, Mjdlcu in gSuiicra mo
2ellarben uno i'm WtooelGiren. SamitaQss4lat.
zen he9lliten am I. SituDcr. Suouiiricl Sepurtes
nlent LIhenoidNuIe), Srcibauoz mchunifbcs mo
ber. ~ ~
gle IagibuIens, 8inebart uuo Samftaass
Ineno.NlnleH. bic qeiummielt Srei0unoa mo
9tOttettpnlb den Gbtbetllinaeu uno Die mchanis
lbea Stlniien oes oiericn uno britten SnbrcS
nnoeIl ~ per 5tibmonos 0lurtts Sale, Sopuros
pie mebunif6cn 9Iafen oeS erftcu uno 5tpeis
ZEN Saores loeroeH in Der 0olitos WsurItz6aQc,
GarroutoHs goerlie, eebuItcn. '
y. .. Wturriiuu, Guriibcr
oeS Gurttte's tilr 3unit llno 3cihucuihuIc.
4ataloae tornet i'm Snftttut ODER ourcb ole
Bot erlnngi merOeu.
Nllnn n%oreiiirc: .Sbumns y. GuCriit, 9Iftnar.
lSepl12. WloNRiSr MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Minrnnrethn Mnthmnnn.

IS itdrb am ~. September 1904, I llbr 30
bon 80 Sabreu. geb. 6ed, perpittlpete Stuots
Ter, geIiebte Satin bon glooIpb Moibmunn.
8erip1notP' lrnh Sremror iinc eiitgeIuoCr, nGr
4eerbignla am Wiittppdb. ocn #. September,
HdhmtttaaS 2 tlbr. bpH 1ruucrbauie, y(r.
15t4, 8anf Strubc. bci6uruobneu. @ecroignng
uif Der rMt. SnrmeEG emctern."
lie trnnrruocu SiutetbItrbcneu, @ntte NIB
457-S1 0iuocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Mcnrnc Z. Npridl.

Sc itorb ant II. september 1905 ) llbr 20
Min. frfib. nab Gnr5er &rGnfbcit @curgc Z.
Turif, gSittpCr bon Nlnipluou Eurih, inn
sitter bon sc Snbrci, Die @errotQuna finoct
Wltttiu Oh, ben IA. september, 9 llbr @ornttttaga.
bon feiner lettcl Mobml9. gr. 1917, Or
leans Strubc, aus ituif. uno onin ftnd Der ct.
Wtibnels,StirdC. mo nm 10 llbr cine A%teQIicIns
luiro, (257-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Sncub Mcinnn0.

IS itarb um 10. Septcmbcr 1904 i'm ct.
S"ofepbssSofpital" Saeob 0Cigano, Mittper bon
@ba Sc. Y~SeiGuuo, I'M gItcr bon 70 Sabrcn,
bic 0ceroieln0 finoct 9unneritaa, s ubr 40
Wftn. SurmiitagS, bon Der 81. OltfaelssNirtbc
ans itatt. Henuiera0ohmciic filr onS Sell
fciner Seele I'M q llbr. NCrpunoie II. SrcIHoc
Der 5ainilie iino u6tuHgsppa ciugcIaben.
(2bS-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Tricn0S Shule,
Die MarnIano ganbltnmmcn.S dmle.

Sas 81. S6nIiabr beainnt AM IA. eeptrm.
Der. 8einer Sefte atgeb6reno; fit Die Idls
ben uno Stuntnten, mo Sie, oeren @e66r an
oeteft fir ben llnterri6t in ben 6ffentli9en
ShnIen 1T. Spredeu uno qippens9efen ges
Iebrt, ebenfo Grammar nnb dfahentif9e SD
der. Gebr eeiuno gele9en. 1luter6alt inb
ltnterrtbt frei fir Pctuo6ner bon MiarbIalo.
Man iueroe fh M Gbae. u. Gin, 9rir5ipaI.
(gGlg2@Sept19.i 81. DC. Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
On IicbcnOcr Grinncrnno
meinen aeliebteu Sutien
Muhrrna RuhIo,

an meinen ~aeliebien 8atien
Anorcas Rnhlnno,
Der am ii. Septcmber 1899 a]cit0rbcn. nbcr
nidt ueraeiieu III.
Or IN itihi ttebr. 70 Inlicn mctnc NlaQeIl,
@r. Der Ilee fiir MID mar:
Scr MIR fiein @liid gciudt in ieineH qcbenss
tugeu;
Ser Gin ireucr Saitc fir MID lpnr.
90 ME Die Sterue nicoeriinlcn,
G6lief er i'm Shpub oeS Iooes Gin,
OH luilttt. Grl0ier. ibni Al iptnfct,
Sein glae brad. mo CT mar Sciil.
Ser ein5'ge lrnit. Der mir non blelut.
Stt Bieoerfeb'n in Gpigfeit.
Die trGucrnoe Satin
(26S) qua Mublnub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
ypbn Scrluia &: Su6n,

qrihenbetntter Hnb Ginbalinmirsr.
Gr. 200S, Crleans.etr. Wlb. EEL: @iubIur 255.
Sipeie9efddtt: Nr. 524, berI. GaIternsgloenue.
9ieblanbtoiph, baltimore, WIarbIdnh SeIcpbon;
@tnofor 60. autidert iperoer aeIicfert fiir
Sod8eiten, lnterbaItungen uno Gnoere @eie.
genbeiten. Gebr14, 1SI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Qpnbun.Yarf -Semetern.

sleueS %efticneu Ttno iebt 8ur @eit6tianre Der.
eert6tei; 8iele ols9eudbIte pots; Der Sus
perintenoeut oeS 9rinocS uno 8ooens iuiro
feoe ecipiinthte Nl,Stunft ertbeilen. 9uS @res
naturtnIi tiebt tdalih 6ur Snlpefttot often.
Beeen Rdberem peroc man fib an ben Sus
perintenoeftfert noer an oas Siireal tn 9r. ri.
@eit.e aratp9a 'strube. tHpril5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Cation s Bnrnett
SanSeIaidule

Hnb e6nle fir Stcnuaraptie unb SHptiprtttng
fir innae Mduner Nib Darnen.
8nniiefI sic bic glrbett fbin, ipelde pie sSeif
faltrndnnifae 6an6i6rtft2 = gerfteben, Sic bic
boppelte Sidflbruna2 : 85lren sic ifenogra'
pbtren une an oer S6reibmuf6tne arbeiferif -
aSSiren9 ~ sSn Hs3U[ si S'' ebeds, Sraffen SSes
anbere faufttinnif6e SormnIare rihtie aus
terfieenfs- 8enn sic Sies nitt forIIer, ner'
ben 81. btnter Seuen, bic eS forteit, 3uriidire'
ten %iriitfel: 0tr i6nnen Gle nit ben 8enTttnil'
len nisrliiten, iueIfe bic @efhdffSfpelf oerlnngL
gseesil tidberer s~usiuntt tpenoe mon ftn ooer
Baltimore, Nab,
Rrft.sran6 D, M. q. u. gntfbsaa;
Setoe &elspboue. (Mua4.I&o.Swao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

Som u bein mtr0 Qei 6 ri &
bcn: ISM 2allfe zines Subrbunoerta
8tbt es nur nenigc ,Sobrc, Die mon
fiir Elm ri6tigeS @cininbr b0lt. CIV
Gin IN je0er Siniiht pOQtommcn(@
mar gum Iebteu Wtolc Ooa Sobr 1873.
@ere6ti9te SofinunQ bcGt man nlllt-
mcbr, ooB ou6 ons Sobr 1904 Dem
Min5er einmol in o%nQcncbmer Or
inncrltng bleibt. Glcntbalbcn 1T I'M
@ebiete 0es Mbeins Scr Stono Der
Neinberge iolpeit iort0cidritten oo8
tic oielerortS berCitS gcidlolIcn limo.
Der cingetrctenc HeQcn lit Den SrulI-
ben bon groBem @ortbeil, oenn Die
Heife miro ou0llrd) bcihIeunigt. 81
lem Inl6eine nof miro oorum Die
@eiuleie lpobl iAon GuOe Septcmbcr
itottfinoen. 9tcs NOR 5um lcbtch
Wtole i'm Sabre 1916 ser Soil, ME
uQe 8einbollern lid nod gu erilr.
nern miIien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

Gas Obit iit- mad Den
Freiien 3lt urtbeilen I'M Der Yfnlj
trob bes trodenen SOuuerS gut &c.
ratben. 3peti6cn toitcn bon Orei
bis iieben Morf pro Gentncr, 0iiro.
bellen uno 8~eineclouoen 6 bis S
Otart, Bfiriibe 16 bis is gtt, Nepfcl
bon 312 bis 6 uno 9 Mart, 9irner
non 5 bis II Morf pro Gentncr. Son
Erauben foIteten n@ortugieicr" II
bis IA Worf, .@rtcocl" BON 20 bis
% Wfarf pro Gcntncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
6unl MiQian Steiubodl,

So iinrb am 10. September 1904 puul
Wiutam stetubadl, a~eIiebtes Sobnhcn bon
Geo, z. ittO 9tnnu 8. ". Steinbub. i'm aIter
bon 9 W|ornten mo q Idpet. (25S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
SnhcsfG0c.

Vim 10. Septembcr MtloreO u. ehuiter, +
Snbr alt.
@m If. Sepicmber Catherine NeiOucr I'M
Mlter bon 66 Sabrcn.
Mm ~. september Nmanon 0ubn i'm SO. Sc.
bensidbrc.
Vim II. Gcptcmber aba 81. WcItpbnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
4odsG Greet . amptboot=G ompaanie.
Gfifa6et6 Ynoofp6.
Ntelier fit 0prseaanmalerei,

1r. 2t7, Rpro .Wlouut'Str.
.!Seoe Irt bon 8eitenuneei tpiro in fiinitIes
riioer sSetfe uusaefiibrt. 9ebieeener r1id
foroerHoer llnterri6t piro ertbeiIt, Grofinun9
am 10. September. GdiIer fiun erfItbt, fih
5eitig au5uutelceu. (Rop25, 1Wlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Waltimnre Eemetern.

GHrean: pr. 3i4, Wprs.Gharless etraHe.
BegrdbttBpl0Be sim Yeriunf = bon S25
az, nit glnrnorpfoiten abeegren5t $35-9lae
fir bier @raber. Gan1S,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Qurrninc.

Walerif6 - Rarfartia 49, SricbIih.
only asrvn, SSu'orGe' ~ NY, Tav 9aioe
Giortb' slpcnue'Sur Sreie 9uiiden gnbmittaes
am Terminus, 9reiie bon SegrdbnibiieIlen ieet
fpe5ieu. Geicbtc geotneungen, 3elepbou =
Cation 223. Nircuu: 5rauflin. nnb 0tnoiur.
Nuaos. 8erInnat Nrof6iire. (Oini4. 9.I&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

3mct0olIur Mei5Cu in
Den Eercinigteu Staotcu III Ntu9iiht
gcitcut. 0aS tpGrc ctruo3 llnerb0r.
ties mo Diir0e iebr tbcurca Nro0 be-
ocltten. Die Nodrttt fommlt BON
Der Gbicogper 8etreiocboric ut0 Die
lett Die Weltmorftprciic nid)t felt,
Die Nn6ri6t miro iib pobl ais @or.
IcnmnnOUer entpltppcu. 9iIiaC9 @ro0
miro ooS 8olf I'M fonmcnocn @inter
ntdt eIIcn, nllein Serr Sboru, unier
6inan5miniIter. bat ms ia beIebrt, ie
tbeurer ons Yro6, ocito bciicr fir Die
Irbeiter. Sect lit inns @~eIegenbeit
gegeben, Die SoItborfcit oe9 Sholp'-
iden 0ittums prottiid 5u crproben,
8eiest ober, mir piirocn 5rpci Col.
lars fir ben 9ltidcI 8ei5en 81 be.
3nblen babell, neil or 0ltrd Spcfu.
lontcn fiinitlid i'm Freiie g%eitcl0ert
luoroen miro Damn oo5 8olf nit e..
mem 3ou bon % Gents pro 9uid)cl
einocritonocn iein, NIT elmer Nro0.
l%tcltcr?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
GStturiene NDti4em.

Bonn I. Gttobcronmir0 II
Iientiin Die critic l~ogcS5eihulQ in
oeutiher Sprohe iilr Gbiul erihci,
men. Sbre 9tuiQobc iou ooriu bette.
ben, Die politiihen lpic oic @ouocI5.
SSntereiIen 0eutitIUnO'9 in Moro.
China Dnbr5unebmcn mo ST. i0r.
bern. 0oS nclte 9lott ioQ Den Eitel
v0aS IuaebIott fiir 9toro-Gbrno
filbren.
W ebr ais 10000 VI d un cr,
6rouen mo ainoer iino in Crc8oIr
nit Der Ginbringung Ger 0opicucrnt!
beihGitigt, mclfc nod elmer mdbigcJ
SfGbung ouf $1,000 9oQcn min ci-
mem Mcrtbc BON $4,400,O 600 uad Den
ieBigcn Worftpreiicn cindcidogt
miro. 9tte 3uuor lit I'M Staott cine
10 CUTE &opfenernte cr5ielt mor0cn.
Nltd i'm Stoute 8oibinqton iii Die
9opicnernte por3ii9Iif olragcio0c1.
10000 Weniden iinO nit Orm Sin.
brin9cn Der Grnte bcihGfti9t, mclMe
mobriheinlih cincn Grtrog Opn A..
800 9oueu bringen miro. IS iinO
Dies 5000 9alleH mcbr, ais im port.
gen Sabre. Die 4reiic lin0 bod.
CQ86l.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

0os amtSQeri6ttn8 8
eden bat einen Stedbrici Qegen Die
6rolt oes aorbmodcr@ &etcr @erner
erlollen, in Dem Is bciBt: ~3uleBt
olttentbaltli6 i'm Gbouiicegroben
sudden 2ongSOorf uro 9irflar."-
Sonoerbor, ooB iid sic 6rau Den
ebouIieegroben gum }IufcntbaItaort
getp6bIt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14


Ole ruiitid chg a 3,
Streitfraite IN Oitoiien lteQt ooS
oOeutlde WilitGrmofclbIott" 10 5l-
iontmen: 22t 9otoiaone, 1873 Sdpo-
oronen, 81 9atterien, nit 2lS, $50
@%cnebren un0 S06eIn uno gu &c.
idiiten. Not gintreficn beS 5. unO
6. libirilhcn Nrn1eccorpS mo oeS I.
eltrop1iiden Ii ir6 lid sic St0rre lp:s
folgt itellcn: 81 @otoiGonc, 207
Sdpooronen, t25 Uattericr, NIT
34S,050 @cpebren ut0 SGbcln un0
GA @eIhiiber. 9luf ooS Gort Ir.
tbltr- Corps cntioaen $1,000 Mfnnlt
nit 56 8eihiiben, ouf ooS lliIuri.
Corps $1,000 Wlunn nit 81 Wei6iit.
sen, 10 Dob fir oo9 iesiac Seer SIT
ropottin'S blcibcn: 2O5,550 Wonn
nit 500 @el6iiben, bon oenen ieoodl
Ole 3oblrcid)en &erIllItc ub5u5ieben
Iino. auropotfin fam oabcr, AleS
IN Iuem 9erednet, CUR Belt bod)itenS
iiber 100000 M}onn perfiigeI,. 0ieie
3abl lit ourf Die ihmeren Sample
nm 2ioo Dang uto oic 8erlltItc ouf
Dem Woride nud) Mlltoen nod 1e-
oeltteno pcrminbert moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

Ole 80. y. Grtbunc" Sat
Serrn Barter iiir 6cn Sal ieiner Gr.
mGblitng bcreitS iein &obinet gcbits
oct, notiirlif ein iold)es, boS Barter
in Den gltgen oeS Bottles b~crnbiebt.
SIS lebt iih aus foIgenoen Wdnicrr
5uinmmen: Stootslefret0r - 0opio
.. Spill BON Seem. Dorf; Sd)abomtSs
iefretGr-Nu0uit Belmont uon Nelu.
0orf; &riegSietretGr - Oberit Mm.
s. 9rpan BON %gtebroSfa; @%enerolon.
molt-@eorge s. @illiamS bon Moi'
ioduietts; @enerolpoItmeiiter-- SoS.
Sc. @orbomau bon Miiiiiiippi; Slot
tcnlefretGr - E6omoS Wf. Tnttcrlon
bon Colorado; SefretGr otS sS1ncrcn
- q. q. GtetplonbS bon NepdOn;
Observation-Disclosures = SefretGr 80 Ueni.
81. Gilman bon Siio.Gorolino; San-
bclS. unb Mrbeitsiefretdr = Games
Smith, ilun., Don Neip.S ericp. - 2ie
rN.sU. Stdots5ettilng it.It olelent
Barter &abinet, I'M 81 3eigcn, lpie
biaig bieie Sorte bon ANitotion lit,
folgcnhe8 ~eelungelle a1oiGes tiir oell
SAL Der @rpGblllng &oolepctt'S 5il'
lommen: Staatsiefrct1r --Senrp Gn-
bot Sobgc bon WaIiaduictiS; Sdat'
omtsiefretGr - 2iicius u. Slttoltcr
bon Relp-9 orf; Observation-Disclosures.
9looids bon Gelolparc; 8eiternlna'
moit 9. Ooen, iu'., BON Neln'
9orf; Observation-Disclosures Senrp
s. Yapne bon @isconiin, Nlottet.
iefrctor - hilbert s. 9eperibgc BON
Snoiauo; SefretGr oes Suneycn -
Or. Grum ben Siio,Gurolino; 9uno.
ipirtbld)aftS. SefretGr - Mte0 Snoyt
BON Utah; Sanoels. uno Mrbeirsiefre.
tdr-S. Yettiereip non Siih.9 afota.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14

Sn aobfen3 bat lid Ser
Spal'ntlpein 2 6obrifont mo @elll'
pol1oler Scarf S6mitt erihoiicn. Nl5
''r'odle CAB er in eincm binterIoIic-
men Sdreibcn oouernoc 5hlofloii9-
Ielt uf0 Ncr1befIcmmllnNc1 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL
durlitilhe ehulc)

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Parker Congratulated.

Chicago. July io.-Thc following
tcicEram synS sent from Chicago last
night by William Randolph Hearst to
Judge Alton u. Parker:
Il congratulate you upon your nomI.
nation and upon the expression OF
Democratic principles sn which you
stand.
Il hope and believe that battling for
the people and for such principles you
will lead the Democracy TO victory"
Esopus. n. Y. July l0.-Tciegrams
OF congratulations are pouring In upon
Judge Parker and include many from
leaders Mt st. Louis like August Bel.
mont, W. +. Shechan. ID. i. Hill and
J. X. Mclean.
Judges Bartlett. Gray and vnnn. tho
Democratic colleagues OF Judge Par.
kcr on the State Court OF Appeals
bench. also sent kilograms.
New York. July 1O.-Mayor George
II. Mcclellan. when he received news
from st. Louis that Judge Parker had
been nominated for President by the
Democratic national convention sent
the following telegram Of congratula.
ton to Judge Parker:
"A1l Democrats will work enthusias
tlcally for the election OF n candidate
In whom they have such confidence.
Accept my sincere and hearty congrat.
ulations."
Milwaukee, July 10.-Edward c.
Wall. wisconsin's candidate for Presi.
dent. sent the following congratula-
tory message to the successful candi.
date:
Please accept my hearty congratu-
lations on your nomination by the
Democratic convention for President.
,..Il gt, hpr 60
your election than |. There is reas.
enable prospect Of your receiving the
electoral vote of Wisconsin. You can
rely upon every Democrat In the state
doing his full duty to accomplish that
resultn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Train Robber identified.

Denver. July 1.-THE train robbcr
wno participated in the robbery Of n
Rio Grande train at Parachute last
month and who killed himself after be-
ing wounded by posse on June 9th,
has been identified as Harvey Logan.
alias kid" Curry. The identification
was made by the detectives OF Pink
erton's national detective agency at
Chicago.
Harvey Logan was known under
several aliases. among them being
kid" Curry, Bob Nevilles, Tom Jones.
Nelson Whelan and Tip Duncan. He
made q sensational escape from the
county Jail at Knoxville. Tennessee.
on June 27th. 1903, after having re-
ceived sentence of twenty-five years
in the penitentiary for the Great
Northern express robbery. After the
latter job, like all previous ones COM
mitted by him. Logan made his escape,
going to the South. The band sue
ceeded in carrying off some $4,000 in
unsigned national bank notes. In this
robbery Logan was assisted by Ben
Fitzpatrick, who is serving fifteen
years for 1t in the Ohio penitentiary. The
third man In this robbery. o. c.
Hanks. alias Deaf Charley, was shot
and killed while resisting arrest at
San Antonio, Texas. April 16, 1902.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
JUDGE PARKER EXPLAINS.
Thought the Country Knew all About
His Views

ESopuH. y. Y. July Ian ctplann-
tory statement Of the Ion. silence Of
Judge Parker was given by close per
sonai friend Of the JuhE. this afternoon
TO the Associated Press.
As a judge. said tn" authority. Judge
Parker had KEEP, silent on political
questions. .Hc believed II was not
compatible with the dignity Of n Judge
on the bench to discuss such qu"s-
tions.
When he was prominently mcntiun-
ed as n candidate for the presidency
Judge Parker thought the people of
the country knew his full views. He
realized that the Democratic party
would be composed of two elements
when the national convention assem-
blcd-radicals and conservatives He
knew that he was regarded as tho
candidate OF the conservatives. and
became convinced that II vaA aof
necessary for him to makcsSny state
ment Of his views.
Judge Parker had voted FOR Mr..
Bryan In 1896 and 1900. and he had
done SO not because Of, but In spite
Of the silver plank. He did not think
that any one had any doub, as TO
where he stood. and had hoped to
maintain his silence through tho cam
paign preliminary TO the convention.
Judge Parker had no intimation Of
the subject matter OF the platform un-
I'll after he had been notified by tho
Associated Press of his nomination.
said the authority. When he had gone
for his horseback ride he realized that
II he allowed the convention to adjourn
without knowing his financial views.
the people would regard as true Mr..
Bryan's statement that the Judge was
tricking the convention and the party.
He was not wil;ing to profit by trick
cry. II was then. said the informant.
that Judge Parker decided to send "a
telegram to the convention. He re-
turned from his ride and. without con
sulting any one. wrote the telegram to
MIR. Sheehan. which was filed at ESQ
pus ut 1850 n. m. Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Ciu Lead Merger

New York. July 12.-The protrncted
negotiations for n merger of the Ma
tional Lead Company and United Lead
Company have been successfully con-
cluded. according to statements In Of
fetal quarters yesterday. The former
company will absorb the latter, the do
tails to be carried out in the fall. Tho
agreement reached yesterday VIII be
subject to ratification by direct
ors and stockholders Of the
companies. but It is understood
that dominant interests In both proper
tics, have signiiied their approval of
the preliminary agreement.
The present total capital stock OF tho
National Lead Company is $4,000. 900.
The United Lead company has not dis
tributed any stock. although its capi-
tai is 100000. with bond issue OF
100000.
The matter was settled at n confer
ence between Daniel Guggenheim. rep
resenting the United Lead Company,
and l.. A. Cole. president of the M
tional cad Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Proposed Sanitarium.

Denver. July N2.-Another OF tho
several unique schemes which have
been promoted for the benefit OF tho
Moffat road is the building at either
Crescent or Cato of a Swiss village
for the benefit OF consumptive inva-
lids. The Rev. f. w. Oakes OF tho
Oakes home in this city and three
friends are back of the scheme and
yesterday took trip up the line to
look the ground over. 1t is the plan
to build on n site to be selected mum.
Der OF Swiss cottages which will form
an exact copy of n hamlet in the depths
of the Alps. The cottages will be
equipped with a view of establishing
a large sanitarium. Work will prob
ably be begun this season.