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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
Nffairc Eicriun.

Mouut %crnor, 9, 80. Nos
ucm6cr. - Die @ran0 ltru luurOr
mic bcrid)tct miro, in Dem Tullc Oc3
BON cincm G~rprcB5ug iibcrilbrcucl
ilaen0lidcu Stllocnten Sttart 4}icr
ion Elm uidti9ca Ncuei9itiid IN cincm
Sriei porQclclt in mclfcm q. &.
0ort, Elm StlOcnt 0ea ,&tmon Sol
lcae~ rnO NiitQIieO Der @ebcimurr
6in0unQ o0elto aoppu GpliIOn," lei
ner in 9ltron lcbcnocu Miuttcr Ole Nc.
9leitumitdnoc Oc9 (oor3 Hicriou'9
ldil0crt u10 icile ticic Grlriiicnbeit
ilbcr oieie lroQ0Oie an. orijtj. Ole
@rono- <rD uobm belltc Oic &cr6ou0s
hung iiber Ocu 4}ierion Gol. ionic
9leId5etti9 iibcr sen SAL oc3 Stu
benton Mc@opcrp uuL meld)er be
bnuptct, in icinem Simmer I'M
g&ennon Gollegc" iiberiollcn, Qctnc-
belt nuO 6crMlbt moroen st irin, net.
den %orioa ser 0iientlidc NntlGQcr
nit Dem FicriOu- 6ou in &erbinomg
ST bringcn gcnciAt lit. Die %cr6auo
hung miro am Trcitag iortQcieBt mcr-
Ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
Wcbr ShiifGriihc.

0ouiielb, @iSc.. 30. Nop. -
Ger aroBe StobIoampier nGorep"
Iicot ON OIttfer Der SItiel Midignn
ori Dem Stranoe. 0ie Mnmnidnit
beiinoet lid in Siherbeit. Ser Gom-
pier .Goriio1," mcld)cr Dem uGorcp"
al Siilie fonlnlcn lpolltc, ~ltranoete
cbeniols. 0ian holt, belize 6abr-
Selige 5i rettcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
Tcicr III Der Carnegie 3 Mn.

Ter 250. E%ubrcatog Der 9tie(
lung ser NlOen III Den Ser. 1900.
ten miirOig bcgonGcn.
Ncm Oorf, 30. Aoucmbcr, -
Der $50. &~obreatog ser 9ticOcrlois
lung Der SllOen in Ben Ser. Stootcn
mur0c bclrtc Ourd cine &criommIuna
IN Ser yGorncgie @oQe" mltcr Dem
&oriiBc Oc9 Nrn. &acob s.. Sd)iii &c
~Ieiert, Gr-Er6iiocnt GIcpelono, @ou-
oernelr NiaNiuS, 6r. &ocob S.
Shifi uto onOcrc Nerrcn b%icltcn Rc
rem, rno ipmpotbiihe Strcibcn Oco
ErGiiOcntcu Rooicpclt, ionic orq&icc
ErGiiocntcu Goirbonf2 mur0cu per
Icicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
GanfrGubcr am NScrf.

g bomnee, Sfla., 80. Gop. -
@Gbrcno ser uergangenen Noht
ipreugten Ginbred)cr oaa8clogcpolbe
Der nGiti5en@' Notiouol 9ont" 81
Srpl. i'm Snoiuncr Serritorium,
mo entfnmcu rait iiber $4,000. Gle
9anf gebortc Ben @ebriioern 9enrO
bon Shumuee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01

49,
oocr geletpiorigcn Nonolu1acn SIT
Sd)nIoen fommen loiim Ut bobclr.
S|tolieu GrCto.
HonL 30. Nou. - Signor 6lllt-
loto, l(ntersS toataicfrctdr oc9 Alt@-
mortl9en AntcS, io0tc IN &eontloor-
tlrng elmer INTERPRETATION oc9 St9nor
@oui III Der 0epltirtulfmmrcr, oIe
Heaicrlng geOenfc, tcin @ritnbldl
itbcr Sripolio 81 pcr5ilcntIIhcn, ood)
nr0ac lie infer qemjiirr l%lmitonocn
@rilnbil6cr iI6er Die NoIfaI1ltooten
lunO Wtoroffo cri6cjucn lolicl mo
mcrOc @riinbiiher iiocr Die &nlrl
Grctu II. Somoli(QnO ucrGricntllden.
@e}ilglid 6rcto'S crfJirtc DER Setrc.
tai, 0oB &talicn bci iciucnl Not9cben
iid) uon Der HiIdiidt oul Die Grboi-
tulg Oea 6ricOens l1O ole @crubIs
qlrng Der &nicl 6o6p lcitcu Iuilcn. IN
Oicicr &crbinOunq mjjrOc Die He8lcs
ru1N 0cn N0tb 0C4 Sjlnor @olIE III
GrOdNltn0 5ieGeu, Ocl W}0htcn Die
Subltituirrng BON lrjc6ildcn Col
ooten iiir Die in Grcta Q]or1ilonircn
Den intcrnotionoIcn Lnrppcn uor}li
ihluQCL mcnn lid Ole @]clracnlclt 81
elmer ioidcn Ncn0crml 00rbotc.
Sic ncue SrouunN Scr
NinQe in Gorcu.
ScouL Gorco, 80. l}op. - Wior.
Qli2 &to mlrOe om AloUtaA bon Dem
Auiicr pon Goreu, 0cl CT 10 melt &c
brodt bat, ooB CT lid ocm iuponiihen
Erotcttorut notbqC}mulQen inter
mari, IN Nbihie09 }hl0jcu3 cmprans
gen unO trnt geiteru Ole Aildrciic nodl
Nopnn iibcr 6lliun an. Yer britild)c
0eidnotC %or0mu lw0 Der lrilbcrc
3ollOircttor @ropu hobcn lid pom
Dem &uilcr pcroblhlCOct. Ter unlcrl.
funii0C Wciur0tc Wtord0u bCn0brId
tiote noS corconiIdr 9nl5mGrtiac g(nlt
non icinem Niiftritt m Nic mIsm6r.
tiocn Rc,iphunopu 0orco's in 3l1funIt
mn &nnon o~rlritrt mrrorn ioJlcn Tip
omcrifnniihcu Ertrrriien m,r0rp
burh hcu Wcioubtrr EoOOod pcrtrc.
fen mcrbcu
Die 9mfiinbiomn nor sic oucrifo.
niid,c 0,rinnhtid,oft In SpouI ~nuiorao.
brr mirh mn mr. roh Gin General
0nni,,l ,~uriifb(riher io0 MIR hip pritr
nm Orl1 o,1smGrtinru NP6htrn finn.
mc1oc 9~(urrfeumtra Nra ioponiihcn
Nrntcftorots jiber 0orco mn fom o(3
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O]cnfpIonic INN o(s Shlod iiir Die co.
rconiihc Mcditruitd IN iyidbt nfii=
2ir0r1 0rcjicn mir0 ol5 ouiin0cnb he.
scihnrt Sdbl ~ rii5iSNrn critr1
Shritt octhou Inns nift Wroh.
britomnirn Srjicn @iGitNniE NIT IA.
pon sic g]nrcrfrnmru Ser Qiorbcry.
ihoit Eonh,,,s in 6orco ,eiocntlid in
crItcr 9i1ic h0ttc pcrot(oiicn io0rr.
9n1rrifn mrldhrs ola critic urItlidbr
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ihloiicn Matte inf lih irit sen often
Ioacu, NO pplitiihr G(iidtlinoc in
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bcrcitmil
lioc 9uinobnlc fonbcn, ser bcItcu Nc.
;icbuuocu NIT Gorco nm Der riit.
iihtapnuItcn Wcbonh(unn Scitcns 0cs
0oiirro crircnt
Nmrrifouiihr &ntrrriiru in Gorrn
linn nod, ncucu ,Eonon's NM China,
often ou0rreu iibcrlropn O3nu fiihlt.
0uB Ole 3urild}icbuna Der umcrifuni-
lhcn @%einnOtidoit rSopon'9 Non0 be
0clltcno ltGrtcn mllB. Wi@bcr hottcn
ole Goreoncr inmer nod ocboiit Tie
f0nntcn iiir iid) bic %lltcrpcution Der
Ger. Stootcn aeQcn Die &oliluQ So.
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Yuri& :, 80. Nop. - Der corCani-
lde @cionotc Wtin, Der lid oui Dem
3cae nod @Nibinaton beIinoct nm
Dem ErGliOcntcn Hoolcpclt cine BOT
lduit ocQ Nuiicr3 bon Gorco 5u inter.
breitcn, NIT 0cm Griudcll, Ole 0lplos
nlotlldc Ncrbin0ung nut Gorco niht
atl6ltIolcL IoQtc Dor %leiller Nbreiie
81 0cm Gorrelponbcnten Der oNlloci-
irtcn Yrclic," Dob onS TcblldlnAcu
ieincr Wtillion Ooa Groe Der corconi
ldcIl HcNicrung mo Der corcdnilheu
9tntionolit0t be0Ctten miiroc. Zen
Grfl0run0cn 0c@ 8elanoten 5ltIolQt
mci0crtcn lid Ole Gorenner nid)t. Die
Gbcrbcrrldolt Der Snponer III Gorco
ol15lcrtcnnen, 0bcr lie mplltcr nldlt.
Dab lire Sittcn lrllo @elpobnbcitcr
III Die iopnnilhen Sitten uno DC
lp%obnbcltcn umQcfuanoelt lpilr0cn,
neil onourd) Scr Eotriutiamlla Der
Gorconcr ihper geiGbroet miiroe, Ger
@eIanote perliCb aber Der &pflnulb
gnaortd, ooB er ourd Go%olepelt :
&erntittcluuA o0er Hotb Grfolg cr5ie-
len milroc, uno iogte, Dob Der aoiler
mo oaS %oIf bon Goreo ole Den 80
ponern inter Dem rliiiiid. iapaniiden
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
Nichcy,on,s Head blown on.

NEEDHAM, Mass, Oct. 31.-Joseph
II. Nickerson of this town was acct
dentally killed withdrawing near here.
Nickerson was alone at the time of the
accident. but, judging from the posi-
ton in which the body was found, 1t
is believed that IN crawling through
a barbed wire fence one of the barrels
Of the gun vas discharged. The top
of the mans head was blown off. Nick
erson was about sixty years of age.
He was formerly a produce dealer Of
Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31

ST. 1OUIS, Oct. 31.-In response to a
telegram Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Mill
ken have departed for New York to
aid, it is said, Albert u. Patrick, who
was convicted of the murder of Will
liam Marsh Rice, IA millionaire. more
than five years ago. Mrs. Milliken is
Patrick's sister. The nature of the tel
egram was not made public, but it is
said that it came from David b. Hill,
Patrick's attorney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
Found a wedning rrousneau.

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-Mrs. Whitney
Warren and her daughter, Miss Char
lotte Warren have, been welcomed back
from Europe after Il trip abroad which
caused considerable speculation among
the smart set. Among other things
brought out of twelve big trunks by
the keen eyed inspectors ut the pier
was a wedding tr6usseau bearing the
names of famous Partisan makers. Be
fore the departure of the Warrens for
Europe gossip had it that Miss Warren
would shortly marry james Hazen
HYDE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
DR.. REID Saw His VIE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-Dr. Albert V.
Deane-Reid won the first victory in his
battle with the Delano brothers for pos
session of his wife. their sister, for
neck. He forced his way into Bloom
ingdale asylum and in spite of the fiat
refusal of Or. Lyon, its medical super
%intendent. to recognize a court order
succeeded in seeing his wife and talk.
Ing with her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-What has be-
come ofNLieutenant Frank Otis of the
Fourth cavalry is Il problem which his
family and the military officials are
trying to solve. Otis, who was station
ed at the Rresidio at San Francisco,
disappeared from there early in Sep
TENDER, and week or so later he
turned up in New York acting strange
ly. His brothei the Rev. Father El.
mer Otis. took MIN to Governors Is
land, where he was placed in the hos
pital. The medical authorities pro
nounced him to he temporarily de
ranged. He was discharged from the
hospital and has disappeared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31

WILMINGTON. Del, Oct. 31.-About
300 policy holders, principally of the
three large insurance companies of
New York-the Mutual Life, New York
Life and Equitable-held Il meeting
here to discuss the Insurance situation.
DIR. Joseph Fl. Chandler presided.
Many speeches were made, and Il rcso-
luton was adopted calling upon The
state insurance commissioner of Della
ware TO compel the insurance compa-
MES to answer certain questions before
they are permitted to continue business
in this state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
Governor Grants sherrle Reprieve.

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. Bias the
result of a conference in the capitol
between Governor Roberts, Nicholas
L~odygensky, the Russian consul gen
eral at New York, and two Russian
clergymen Governor Roberts granted
a reprieve to Frank Sherrie, who was
sentenced to be hanged 1T the state
prison Mt Wethersfield this morning
for the murder of Mrs. Ludwika Kulas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
Fire at Union Hill Riae Ranre.

UNION HILL, \. j., Oct. 31.-The ri
fe range and two pavilions MT Scheut-
zen park here We're destroyed by fire,
involving Il total loss of 100000. The
park was the property of the Platt-
deutsch v~olksverein of this city. The
fire started from some unknown cause
in a wooden pavilion and spread rap
idly to the other buildings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Peter Il. Col
lier and Robert ]. Collier, proprietors
of Golfers Weekly, and Norman Hap
good, its editor, were arraigned before
Magistrate Whitman on charges of
criminal libel preferred by Colonel Will
liam ID. Mann, editor of Town Topics.
They We're paroled until after election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
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NOTES..

Notice is hereby given tina the under
signed intends making application to the
Board of Excise Commissioners of the
City of Perth Amboy at their next meet
ing, for Il license to keep a saloon with
the privilege of selling malt and spirit
nous liquors in the City of Perth Am
boy, and in the house owned by
John y. Petersen at 25l New Brunswick ave.
1886 1881 ct Dew JACOB SCIBINSRI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application to the
BOARD Of Excise Commissioners of the
City of Perth Amboy ut their next meetl
ing, for a transfer of his license to keep
a saloon with the privilege Of selling malt
and spirituous liquors In tho City OF Perth
AmhoN, and In the house owned by
John \ Peterson toee0 Smith 81.
1881 q ceW SCIBlNSKf BROS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31

ANGELS, ca. sUct. sl.-The Light
ner Hosting works and forty stamping
mills We're destroyed by fire; loss,
S150,000. Sixteen men who were in the
mine escaped through the shaft OF an
adjoining mine. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31

Lieutenant Brnadle shat Himself.
BUFFALO. Oct. 81. ~ George w.
Brandlc, Il first lieutenant Of the First
United states infantry. stationed at
Fort Porter. committed suicide in his
room here by shooting himself in the
iaft l,rnasa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
..scotty.s.a Bnclk Broken.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. 31.-The
back of Walter Scott c'Scotty" of
Death Valley was broken while he was
making Il wild automobile ride on a bet
of $3.50. Scott probably will die.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
NeborntoH al Port Said.

PORT SAID. Egypt. Oct. 31.-Rear
Admiral Nebogatoff. who was captur-
ed by the Japanese ut the battle of
the sea of Japan and since dismissed
by the ear. arrived here and proceed
ed to Marseilles on board the steamer
Indian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-31
Hot and Cold Baths
Large cabinets, very clean service
Louis Cerracchi0
38s STATE STREET.
New York Pastor GETS Lowing Cup.

NOW FGFF1 TISfUT UEt@ F1IFIHE TUp.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Oct. 31.-The Rev.
]. Wilbur Chapman Of New York, who
has been conducting revival services
hero for ten DAYS. was given a hand
some silver loving cup by a number
of the clergymeii Of st. Paul.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If 1t fails
to cure. e. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
CAPTIVE MONKEY ESCAPES WITH
ITALIANS VENTILATED SUIT CASE

"Verea ma Pedro is?'' he screamed in
fear. Far up the street his suit case
was walking, wabbllng from side to
side. He made a wild dash for 1t, but
a countryman intercepted him and
grabbed the animated package and was
soon lost in the crowds. Pietro followed
until he could no longer see the fleeing
italian. Then he sat down on the curb
ing and cried bitterly for several
minutes, cursing his fate, until Patrol
man Mccain came to his assistance.
"Dey steala ma Pedro. Pedro ma
monk. And-a da organ, too" sobbed
Pietro.
Whats the matter?" asked Capt.
Bradish at the central station.
PEDRO, Pedro, Pedro, ma Pedro"
was all the Italian could say for some
time.
What about Pedro?" said Capt.
Bradish.
What Pietro said would be impossible
to put into print.
From what Capt. Bradish gathered
Pietro had attempted o avoid paying
excess baggage on his hand organ and
monkey from Oakland to Los Angeles
and had conveyed the two 70 this city
in his suit case, having first made two
holes in the bottom for ventilation
Pedro, the monkey, had managed to get
his feet through these holes and made
his way up Second street, when a
countryman, versed in the true mean
ing of the peculiar performance,
grasped the animated case and de-
parted. Pietro now has a warrant out
for his arrest and will not give up the
hunt until he has the thief in the city
bastile
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18

When train from San Francisco
pulled into the Arcade station yester-
day Pietro Mazupen, from Oakland,
disembarked and followed the weary
crowd through the stiles. He carried a
heavy suit case which showed years of
travel and devoted service to it's owner.
1t was not like the ordinary globe trot-
ter's suit case, in tina. several layers
of the many hued hotel labels were
absent. In their place were many
scars. Scars deep and wide, furrowed
from one edge to the other.
Inside of the case there was a. COM
motion. A commotion mingled with
voices from the depths of the jungles
of Brazil. accompanied by strangling
sounds of music. Pietro spoke to the
commotion in soothing Italian tones.
Then he walked slowly up Fifth
street, searching quiet lodgings. Stop
ping in front Of the York rooming
house at 103 East Second street, Pietro
gazed long and earnestly at his now
sleeping suit case and soliliquized:
IT musta da' room flnda' but I no
tacka da' chance ona Pedro"
Pietro walked to the corner and, care
fully lifting a garbage can from its
mornings, laid his suit case on the stone
pavement and anchored it down with
the can. Casting one more anxious
glance at the suit case, Pietro entered
the York house, muttering to himself
In a few minutes he came out and
anxlously looked in the direction where
he had left his suit case. But 1t was
gone.
"Hola ma-a-a-a-a-a-a," he yelled,
and rushed to the corner, where a
crowd quickly congregated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
ALL AT FIGHT; NO RECALL
Eighth Warders See Burns-suIIivan
Bout and Forget to Denounce
HeaIy

Eighth warders are great politicians
but they are greater fight fans, and it
was successfully demonstrated last
night that 1t is impossible to hold d
political meeting and prize fight in
the Eighth ward on the same night.
Those disgruntled voters of the
Eighth ward who have taken a dis
like to Councilman Healy were to
have held a meeting at the Bethlehem
church, Vignes and Ducommon streets,
last night for the purpose of instituting
recall proceedings against the council
man. but Tommy Burns and "Twin"
Sullivan were batting each other on the
nose up at McCarey's pavilion and who
would attend dry old political meet
ing under those circumstances? Not an
Eighth warder to be sure.
A few residents of the ward, who
evidently had been unable to secure the
price of a fight ticket, appeared at the
church but the darkness and somber
gloom depressed them and they walked
away on their tiptoes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
SHOWS EVILS OF SOCIALISM
John Basil 5arnhiII Says coIIeetivlsm
viii Not Right Existing
Economic Wronos

socialism Is unworkable So ssvs
John Basil Barnhill, the anti-SocIsIist
uepater, who upheld the affirmative 81
7, tne question. Resolved, That Socialism,
VII VII not cure the existing economic
eVlis, at the w. c. T. II. hall last
night. The negative was defended bv
John w, Slayton, one of the national
organizers of the Socialist party.
The hall was we'll filled and at +ba
close OF the debate an opportunity was
given Tor anyone to interrogate either
or the speakers and numerous oues-
tions We're asked and answered. Mr.
sarnhlll pointed out the manifold
evils or graft in all branches of our
government and stated that under So
cialism, when all industry would be
owned by the government. all these
evils must of necessity be proportion
ately multiplied
Mr.. Slayton, on the other hand, stated
that government is not thing-a
monster of awful shape-over and
above and beyond society, but the
concrete legal expression of the class
that owns the means of life" He
pointed out that the prevailing mode
of production and distribution be-
comes the economic base determining
all other factors of society, it's re-
igious, judicial, legislative.
OFFICES are not now inherited, he
said, carrying with the inheritance the
divine right" to make laws, but
those who own and control the means
of life, or those representing their
class interests are selected. and hence
laws are logically made i'll the inter-
ests of the owning class. If this be
true and Il it be further true in fact
as we'll as theory that the majority
should rule, then the only way for the
majority to rule is that the majority
must become the owners of the means
of life and make the laws. The gov
ernment will reflect the interests then,
as now of the owners; but instead of
the owners then being a small group
Of "frenzied financers" they will be the
whole people. Then theory and fact
will be combined. and government of
the people. by the people, and for the
people will be a reality for the first
time in the history of the race.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
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NEW YoRK's CAMPAIGN
Republican Nominee Declares He Has
Not Seen OdelI for Twelve
Years
Rv AsaocIated Preaa

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE New York
City three-cornered campaign was in
full swing tonight, with interviews
and campaign documents from the
mayoralty candidates. William M
WINS, Republican nominee, gave out
an interview in which he said he had
not seen former-Governor Odell in
twelve years and that he would not
call on him in this campaign for, he
said "I have no more to say to him
than have had any time in these
twelve years"
The Republicans will formally open