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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Tunncritna, Orn ). Gttubcr 1908.
Gldlt SCitCu.
7ir 3ufnnit Der Fbilippincu.

NricQ2 SCtrCt0r Colt ul0 cine
Nn}uhl CONTEMPLATION iin0 Oull
ibrCr ,%nlormutionarciic nod) 0clt
EDilipplnCu 5lriidgcfCbrt unn Gcbct
MN IDrc N1llhtcn ulll @rltlo lhrcr
WcobottuuQcn rutO Der Q"cuonncuIn
Gin0riidc 5lnl Better. Gortn tim
men 10 5lCmlid) ollie ilbrrcin oub CIT
cine SCIbltrCNicrlng Der 6ilipinO3
ulri lunQc Belt blnult@ nod nld)t st
Ncntcn lei. sic inn nldt rcli Oo}r,
=. II. nitt rcii I'M Siimc u%nicrcr 30
litter. $u 0icier @Cncrutlon lei an
cine SCIbltre0terln1 inter tclnln
l~lmit0n0Cn 81 ocntCnL lln0 III Der
n0hitcn @Cncrntion luabrldcinlld)
oitN nod nid)t. NuL bis 0obin miro
Ca fCinCnr 9lmCrliulCr mCDr ClnfallCr,
pnn elmer SClbitrcgiCrlmG DER Slllp;
nos Ill lprCdcn. Grtlurt 0od Scnos
Tor Torofcr uou Ohio idon Jest :9SIr
limo aui 0Cu FbiIipplnCn, llnl oo 81
blcihcn. @oiu oic 0uric &omooIc,
lpCld)c ol1 bic Sabre Der NC'piclt nor
0cn lit; oo% NcriprCNcn cincrS clbit'
rcQicruuQ unb Der l(nubbdlglAtclt?
God MIR. nm 0Cn Nmcritoncr1. mel
dc Den aoli DER &nicln unO lclu2r
Wcpohncr u%CrurthClltCL Wcll CT int
Mi0criprlId) nit Den in umICrcr lln
obb0ngigfcit& GrtlIrunq nlC0crQc.
lcQtcn fundamental Erir3lplcti
itcbt Son0 IN Die 9hlNcn 81 itrCltcn,
ncnl aolli 0o9 MdntcIhcn ullcrtr
Gipilllotion2piIidt mnO nnicrCr &ul
tltrmlilIlon um}ltb0nQCn. Wo}ll Deli
Gilipilo3 No''nulQcn mudcn, 81,
iih nic CriiluCn mcrOCn? sic Nltt
o(npCrinliItCn inn Hon0c Die III Nn'
ionQ nod fruitlQ protcitlrtCll, 'lu9
rcht it'll QcluorOcu. Wo}lt nod @Sro.
tclt CinlcQCn2 @ir limo "a. nm ut
bIclbcn. llmromcbr, ol3 CtniQc ocr
SCrrCn inQC1L 0u6 Ole &lliCln rCtdlcr
lCiCrr, ais man ~Crpurtct babe, lul0
ipu5 ms nilbt, Ou3 uhtcn mir ais
ilniCrC NCutc. Ilc Snicln millCl
ull9Qcbcutct mCrOCl1, mo lu2 ilbcrs
IoBt man boh oCn Tilipinoa nldt.
Sopicl lit bcrclta in sic CcllcntIlh
felt olrhQCiidCrt, mo ho9 %oIt bat
iid bcrCit@ nit Scr [butiuhC ubQc
iitn6Cn. N(bCr lhonCr mare Is nod)
QClpcicr, non %bornbcrCin oirCn nm
Chrlid }l CrfIdrcn: Wlr hubCn 0i2
FbiIippinCn non Den SponiCrn e.
hon0Clt, Inn lie III bCbnltCn Il. mlrth'
ifditlif nltH5ubcntCll, bel 0cr DC.
mobuCrn ser ,Nnicln BON u%ornbcrcil
tCtnc @oiimm9Cn jlt CrlucdCn, 6ic Me
Cr'itlt mrr0cn, feline pCrflaltlCllrtCl
NerIprCfulQCn SIT MADDEN, bic iuir
nid,t CinIoiCn mollcll. nod IN 0cr
rCpubIlfouiid)cn YIuttlorm hC$ IcB
fen &ubrCS bat ou@ llnubbduGiltCit2
&criprCdCn icin EIothcn NcnmOcn.
@o5u? - &o po}u2 &ir limo oul
Die @Crihtc aCiponnt, mcIdc bic Scr
rem pom Der Nllornlution2 Grpc0i
ton. 0ic tic oili llncIC Sum'3 Soften
gcmudt, porlcaCn mCr6Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Wutiun mo Gulf.


&u europa gibt Is Gin @ouo, III
OCnl ucbrl elmer Ration nod Cl1
Nolr lcbt. in lUCltcm NDlf mlo va
tiou Ourdou2 nidt cin mo OnllClbc
lit. SO ldrCibt Gin Acnncr uon%uno
mo &clrtcn aus lluQorn. Gic 9iutlol
lit n0mIjd Der bCrrid)Cn0C (bCiL OO5
Nolf lit 0Cr IctoCn0C GbCll, 0cr4SlCb@.
Ger hcrrihcn0c (bCil Nibt inn Eur.
lament Die @clcbc mo hCrrldlt III
0Cn NcmtCrn. ,n un0CrCn Hun0Crll
NIbt 6 bCrrlhCn0C AIui'Cn uu0 &u
item IN l(nQuru hCrrld)t 0u2 N}uGOu
rcntblml. Nic Sprod)C DER @llBtu
lit 5ltr NCrrlhCrln I'M EurlumCnt Cr.
bObCn mor0Cn. ST Dem llbrlQCu'Eol
fC, oCn GClltid)cnL Hlm0ucu, Civ
mutCL ScrbCn lul0 &routcnL ltcbClt
lie ullr Dem &ricA9iuBc. 9iOh oCnl9Ic'
6cptc Nunr1n'@ lollcn 0lClc nit ullcr
0Clpult mu0purillrt mcroCrL Ole mi.
Nurlid)C Sprudpc loll aIlNCnCluC gan
bC3lpruhc mcr0cn, obglcld 0lC1c2 i'm.
Mid lnNurildc ,S0lonL 0u2 lon.
0CrburCr Mcilc crit pom rrcnloCn
Spruhloridcrn liir Den Sausage
brulrdI SllrCdt qcnlud)t mor0cE it,
lriprilnQIi6 oo1l lllht mchr ais ct.
ma 0rci NtiQioncn Micnitcu QCturmt
ln0 Qclprod)Cn mur0C, I'm ole Wiltre
0c2 ICGtcll >SubrbmoCrt2 lhlcu ole
muQpurii6c Sprnd)c loit Quu} per.
lhlpun0cn ST. lcin. gtnd) 1850. ais
Die llngurn mic0cr onlinNGn, ucNcu
SCitrcid gu rcbcIlircrL hoItcn lie }u-
crit Die ~lnNorildc Sprohr bcrpor.
Glc Crltcn ErcBfumpfC mlDBtCu nod
nit Niillc Der 6ClltldCu SprudC Qr
lilbrt mcr0cn. &n Eclt crlhlru in
oCutihcr Sprod)c 5llcrlt DER uFcltcr
HIou0" mn6 crit lp0tcr clu muluurr.
lhr2 &ournol. &n Den lcGlcu %ahr
}Chntcn boecu NUN bic Wia0uQrUl
nit Nohorud %gcarbcltCt, ubcr rtua
IS Nroicnt Der @co0ltcruuQ t0mrn,
uic Der Winiltcr arllto'rN nClIlh
iu0tc. luCocr ltllQorl'd IClcu nod
itrcibcn. gIllcm Nnldcin uod miro
MIN &uiicr Ironi Soicpb Sen &or
idldQCu Tcicruorp'p ml0 Mrjltolm'2.
ou@ uuNcmcinc @ahlrcht in Srula.
ICithonien cinjiiiilbrcm. u0dOcbun.
Ionlit fGnlcn Die nittm0Qu0riidcn
%oIfcr llngorn'S 5u lbrcn poljtlidcu
NCd)tClL bic Wu9purcn mjlroUl in
0cu MontpI nit Den ilbrlQru Nutlona,
Ilt0tcn cin5utrctcn babcn; Ole Nid,t
pur5 nclrn Miaioncn W}oQuovcu &c.
Qcn 2.l35OOO Scutlhc, ilbrr > O}il.
lioncn Slapcn SlumutrM Mruatlr
mo HllthCucn 3, ionic nQbt}u 0rCi
Wtrllloncn N%unlancn.
%u Nobnncn mo M0brcu miro Ser
Nonpi 5piifcn Notlon NM &olr
cbeuluIlH uicoer gciilbrt. ,0 &rijnn.
ooa 81 Ero}cnt belltid)cr ]GjmuoDucr
hat. lit 6 in Den lester (uQcn M iol.
der, (umuultcn mo Nuaidrrltumayi
Scitcn9 Der G5cdcn nctommtu. 0af
ooa Wtllit0r cinidrcitcn nuBtc mo
bel @Sicocrbolung Der Gouillttr Der
NclnncrunNS5nitono crtI0rt mcrocn
loa. limo III 9obnlerL 100 sic Gclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

olc @rob0ei6norcncn bobcn MN Is
Illtlo9clt crbobcn. Nm ShItB Der
Sollon. Notocm Nic g@jrtbc int
GormtD ibrc Somucrcrutc m0cit0rt
clngebcimit bobcn, mtB iijr oo@
Gou1tn bod olld) cnuo2 oopon III
6ornt bon Stroigclocrn obroIlell.
Sctt Goruur oicic2 &o y
res llnO 772 IutomobiIc int Mcrtbc
bon brci Miuioncn Touora uod) Oclt
%crclnl9tcn Stootcn cjn0ciilhrt NOR
ben; l10 oucin int 5]cptcmbcr. Wei.
fer luurOcn inn September UocIItclnc
I'M Mcrtbc BON 32JONSN Collars
ms Sono gcbrod)t lulO Ger Wcs
Nonnttrucrtb Don importIrtcn %ltrll3-
gc8cltltonocn BELIEF ltt in 0cll cr1telI
od)t Wtoltotcn oicic2 ,(oDrc2 oll' SoI3
MjQioncn Collars. 3rihCu Der Nro,
'pcritdt in-9cmiiicn NrcJlcn.
SIM obgcIouirrcn ecu.
TENDER mltr0cn in orD o'tlldcnS too,
ten hca HonoCa tG1 lo)GaO Collars
in @roB Gorporotioncu onQcIc0t Die
Gin &upitul BON cutcr l'tlIIlon luno
barber ullfDcllcn; mir olc crltcll
ncltn Wonotc oicic@ ,EoDrc2 bcIultrt
lid) 0oa III @roB- Gorporutloncn oll-
AClCQtC Hopitol uli l,3Ni N(lIllonCn
Collars. Sn 8CiCIlhu'taQCld)u'tell
nit elmer aopitoliiotlou pon 100000
bis ST elmer MiQion Collor2 murOcn
I'M September 1O. 100000 Collars
uuQclCQt. un0 in 0Cn nbnCI0lltcnCt
nCltn Wonotcn 0iciC2 Eohrc3 3H3,-
63S,OOO Collars. llutCr ocll lnt yep
TENDER incorporation @roBacltdttct
lin0 5lucl ll%tobb0nGlQc Sclcpboll-
Gompu0riCn NIT clucm Hop.ol polt
utrO 100 Mtiuioncu Collars. Gin
GROCER Sbcil 6icicr Gorporotloncn.
bis iCbt ldon ilbCr 10000, limo i'll
Stootc Ncp-&cricu mcorporjrt, Scr
ans oicicr StcllcrQlrcllc cju Ginrom
mcll bon iibcr 3,50oOOO bc5tcbt.
Mcun 0oH 10 mcitcr Qcbt miro 9(cp-
&cricD icinc Stoot2ol@0obcn ans
OCn Interpretations Stcucrn be
i~trcitcn t0uncl1 ullo nod @cl0 ilbri9
bCboItCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
9uuouu Earf.

Ter banptid hlidlite Sricobni In galtimpre.
4renl: $50 9tdcr. - Smntcr unbrcnoer Charter.
3u icbGr Belt crrcitbnr. Stint Gents 5GDr'
qcl6 BON alien StnottbCilcn. Sirdbcnbnbns
&0qpol5 pniiirCn oCu NGlptei1l0alq ale orct
W{lIIten. lSarmcs gSdric8tmmcr fiir Suite,
ole oCu 5ricobuf bel rGIbcm &cttcr hctlbe4.
RcqrGbnibpluBe Al lchr nlnBlgen BreIlen,
tdmnltlld inter fortpdbrcHocr Fllcge.
Sireau: Hr. II, @cit.S araioga' Strabs.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Gic 6rouCn Scr Is bri II
ljdcn Scmpercnj Union" ucriprc-
dcl iid) bon elmer u%llGcucincn Gin
iilbrumN Der io0enomtcn yGluiNp-
Gr0iuon5," Der NCrorOmmg NAM.
lid oob nllc Wiinocridbrign olti cin
QcQcbcnc@ @lodcn5cihcn onl Hlbcno
pom Scr StroBc p%Crlduuiuocn mo
iih nod) @oulc bcQcbcu mill'crL
0robc lingc iilr Die oiicntIidc Nto-
raj. Nbcr. 10 mcint iroulld) Elm olQlo-
nmCritanlldC@ Nlott. rluCr0cu bic
&Icincn. Die ocu Hlti Der @lodc lol.
Nclt, ijh nidt iiirftcL 10 mntttcricc
lem ouCin jt NotlC jH icln, mcrn III.
re Slater mo Niilttcr ,0uam0rta 4ltcc
tj0r9 bcilpohncn oocr ocm &crNnil
gen nodlouicr? SoGtc ga uid)t Die
cine o0cr onocre DER Yhriitlidcn
(cmpcrCnilruucu" lClbcr bon 0lclcr
NcnlcrtluQ gctroiicn fin0cn?
C9uii. &olt@Ir.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Nlnrn Nnalic WndItcr.

IS nurb am 1. Gftobcr 1905. Blpif6cr : nno
9 llbr Nbcloa. Srai aIura Hmalir @ndDtcr,
ISitfpC hce Ocr'torbCnCn Srt. Nueuit Is. gGad,
finoct 1rciiGa. giuhmtltuG9 ri nor. BON
IruucrbGu'c, III. 2IG Fcntsz traBc. ans mi
uuirH matt. C27--W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
lorraine.

Molcriih Yartnrtig - nrteoltd,.
GcItlih bon SSalbrpOi en mo cine bnlhc
WictIc. Ycllubt ole NIT loipbattdl bcBctbnetc
NORTH glucuuCsGnr. SrC,c Nltlhcn 9Iatnltidqs
am terminus. Rrctic bon NcNrubntBpInecn ieHt
fptilcl. geibte NCnil1ungcll. Iclcpgon -
Cation 223. Niircnu: %Sruutiin' nuo Atnotor.
Mpnhe. Y,cTlanAt NIOiflirt. (!Qtal4 .IN4&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

'ommtpcrnl0scn bclGlrit lid nod Der
amtIlhcn Gn8obc oli nuDc5u 53i
Wtiuiar0en Tranc3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Subu ". Scnfcl,
Rr. GOA, Glib sburs Strahe,
IL mr. NcidlrnhciInitcr.

pcIher ate Nuftrdee itcta 8ur 8uirtCbenbcit
%Gusiiibrt. Sic BON lbm bcDuloCltcn Hci6cn toni
men gGodel lana ltcgcrl, obre ole gertnqlicn
0rnorirte Gin6nliamlircrtr, uno 1T Die Nc6ano,
lung bon 6rnncnlcibcn ocrcn Spc5ialltdt.
CSaniO,IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Bur Grinncrnna

wv HHN
AT nufCtcIl liCbCn SuiicIt mo NutCU
Aoam 0lcii,
lucltcr AM D. Citpbcr 1904 iturb.
GIN ircuc3 Nulcrber5
sat uuiQcbort III ihIupcn.
@ciiili 1T an iclH Sbmcr{.
&critummi limo iciuc Nlugcn.
Sic milpC SCCI' III MN
NuGCIm int |iuicrbuus.
2tC ilClB'Qcu NunhC rub'u
M llllCr MANNER aus.
GCIuIbmCl unI lCIuCr trCICn Satin
Srau Marie, uerlm. Slclu
t2I~l ncbit Sinoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
HomlnnO'S tiirfiid)c SGocr.
5%nnitnbIc' @rbGuoc, 9uitnmt aracn. etrts often.
t9llgult22I
,Suhu GpplCr.

IS iturb am I. Gftobcr 1908 3ubn Gpplcr,
. sabre nn, ali; =, geI'fGler "9llc non GIGLa ggpler
> llbr. BON icincr IcGtcl HSu6nlnl, Ut. 2I26,
Etnocil @lncnlic, aus %prtpattnl liatt.
t9IS-NOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Ger nod i'm mcr pnrDdn'
OCnc cllormc Rcihtbltm 6roiltrctd) ;
miro 0llrd) sic BON Scr Slnnlt5ocrruoI
tllng pcroiicntlld)ten 3ablcl, itbcr Den
GrbihoitSQonQ bes SabrcS 1901 do
rottcriiirt. Ioudd) ipllroch 39l,WD
Mintcrlniicnid)aitcn o~cflortrt. So9
bi~ntCrIoiicnc &crmogcl betril0 III orcI
SGllcn iibcr 80 Wtilliollcn SrollcS, II
eli NGucn iibcr 10 bis 30 WtiIIloncn,
in SO GGucn sudden 8 nno 10 Nil
lioncn IN 123 6GQcn 5iuiItcn : mo
. MiQioncn GroncS, in 81 6dllcn
Sluiihcu I uu0 = Wilipncn Nrnllc,,
III 72i0 TGQcn ,piihcn 100000 6reS.
mo I Milulpn SruncS. ,Sn1 oeraon9r'
ncn Sabre limo oen1ltnd) rllllo ON
Ncrioncn uritorbcu, Die EN- %crllloae!l
BON 1Ncbr. ola cine MtiliorL mo 12o
Ecrioncu 0citorben, Die cil %ernlo9cll
bon mlchr, oils cine babe WFlllloi1 be-
lriiru bubcn. Gas pom pcn e~rhlo'1crll
bcH ,Sobrc9 1901 reprolenflrfe 0e'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Is. d " uur No. SrIcphune.
s.. SanoCr 4: SOhnc,

2etdcnbCiuttcr uuo Giutnliamirer
yir. 1908 uuo 1910, Snntuua%2 tnenue, nno
SioUit.Gdc ~Nnlttmurc'Str NIB SrunoUnl.
InbTttnntcn uun 8ntrnt'S aetets.
,SfbtO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

@ic elm 0er prcuGl}d c
Gjicnbobu1iniitcr N"0n' III rilIcr
pCritcbt, Nuuon cr}o6l; man lid III
ocr &oiicIcr Nuhn5"umtcr &rCi'Cn
ioI0cnoc3 Stild(cia: Nis Der @iiUi-
itcr Sci icincm lcBteu NciNtc III
@oiicI Sen NunQirbd5rhnr bcNjhtldtc,
ijcI linn cin io%1cnonntcs tt>tc> Wc-
IcjiC olIl, 5mildcn mcIdlcm olt' tive
0r0bcrc CntlCrmmg iippl1 nu5 Wr1>
curpor QCIdol'cn mar, NuONC lOnn0s
tc lid an sen ibn bcqiHt,cnN!n Nubns
mciitcr, 0%clttctc uli 0na @ru: ur0
bn,crttc trotcn: GU - trph,
oob Douou 6ic0be observation-disclosures
Nitt@ pcib." nSmplcicrll. Nrcc;,
Icn5?" mo0tc scr N!anit: critolml
III iroQcrl. yNjcil sic &nnmlcr," mt,
Qc0rctc @uoOc. niouit Or.,jj m'rl.
Qcn milrnc, morltin Sic Die g&jc'c
bier niht ncrpodtrt tGbCn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

&r @ic&bootn lit ra&
lur}cr aronfhcit |riu5 9}ltololt@ noIl
9toiiuL elm Nolbbrlrbcr oca @roBbcr-
}oQ2 non 2llrcmburs, I'M %Iter ooir
- &obrcu gcItorbcr Der lcrtc olrrt
tc Sprob ocrMolroniiidcn SIrlc o."
Nouic2 Noliou. Erin5 Nifolor9 bate
in 1867 cine Ncioun42Jc;rcth @lt
Nutolic y. Vridfin Gcidio'lc1L Die
ip0tcr ol,rh sen 6iiritcr bon MoIEid
ocn Titcl Wr0iilt MctgTbcrN ct.
biclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
Wnltimnrc Hcmrtcrll.

@Rrean: 9ir. 3I4, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gcgrabnibpIuR. Slint NGrtauf - bon S25 an,
Wurmorpioitcn ubgcaren5t, $50 8ldB
fir bier 9rdbcr. CSnHl6,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Sic Su0cnbbol0c III gal
timorc.Gountp iirO luGbrcno oc@
Sommera ilciBi9 90pciclL MotcrioI
iiir oic @roB0eitnorcncn luc0cn
observation-disclosures 81 hcld)oifcn urN
Spnltogspcrfnilis mo anbcrer 0e'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Gapar at nae 0Cm 2rtcg
mcbr lcd, oils mubrcno 0c''clbcn.
9tcuIid oic GrpIoliom mClhc hos N0s
mirolaihiii sum Stntcn brad)tc, lebt
cirt Shnocnicncr III Niroldimo, bo9
Iiir 6lpci bis flint Wllloncn Nrntce'
&orrGtbc, Nobrun0amittcl, F'croe.
iuttcr iluo aleioul9@itildc ocrnld)tct
bat. Git llriud)c Der Grplollon oltT
Ocm SAIohtidiii lit bi@bcr nid)t be
funnt Ncacbcr nnrocn. Gaa Seller
miro olli @ronbitiltltn9 5ilrild9c'
iiihrt. &n %~crbin0un1 nit ocn Nll's
rlbr Sccncn IN pcrld)icocncn ioporls
id)clt StGbten llcgt Der 8eonntc
nohc, oob Ole llniuiricbcnbcit mor'
der &nponer ilbcr Den Nrlcocna'
idllb III EortSmoiiib lclhIt Dor Scr
brcd)cn nid)t 5llriidid)elIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

itcn 81 Ero5cut ser NcD0Ifcrlu1G
bilocrL illdcn Die Gjrd)cu Oo9 Ocut-
lhc Clement, lpcld)C2 ou2 H0u0 Der
aultur cntgcgcniilbrt, AT ole Mdn9
su orildcn. Ser Nutionulltdtcnbuocr
ltCbt in Ger @obabrr0cr NIonordlt
miCocr in boiler @IiltbC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05

Sic McI0Unq iibcr Oua
Nocrcn Gomplot IN Gcrtih Sin.
mcitolrito, sic oCttitc Ncrrihoit SIT
itjjr}crl tIin3t 10 umuobrihcinlid.
Oob man crit NcitGtiqluIQ ser NtQr
ubWurtCn TllB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-28
ROBBED MAN WHO'D TREATED.
Clark's Good Nature Got Him Into Trouble
Two Assistants Arrested.


John Clark. musician, recently moved
to 5l6 East Eighteenth street and, wishing
to make friends in the ncighborhood. offered
to play the violin on Saturday night in a
saloon recently opened on the corner Of
Eighteenth street and Avenue A.
The saloonkeeper was as ignorant as the
musician Of the reputation of some of the
young men that pass much of their time
in that neighborhood. The police say
there is at least one holdup on the block
between Avenue A and Avenue B every
Saturday night.
The musician didn't learn this up to the
night. He played in the back room and at
intervals treated several of the young men
in the p'a-e He had so with him and dis
played the money. When midnight came
he started to go home.
He's the man for u.s. he overheard one
man say to another. He thought at the
time the man referred to his generosity
in paying for the drinks. Five Of the men
followed him from the saloon. and when he
got opposite lumber yard in the middle
OF the block they attacked him
One of the men rifled his pockets and took
his gold watch, chain and 500 in money
Policeman Stratus Of the East Twenty -sec-
ond street station saw the scuffie from the
corner and ran down In time to catch two of
the assailants. On the way to the station
half a dozen young men tried to rescue
the prisoners. but Straus used his night
stick effectively.
The prisoners described themselves as
Frank Banks Of 4ls East Nineteenth street
and Joe Conrov of 404 East Sixteenth street.
In the Yorkville court they were held in
81 900 each for trial.
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ARGENTINA'S DEVELOPMENT.
Trade With Us Has Doubled In Eight
Years. Says Consul. General Mayer.

DR.. Daniel Mayer, the American Consul
General at Buenos Ayres, who is now in
this city. surprised some people when he
told Of the great progress that has been
made in the Argentine Republic in recent
years. Dr. Mayer has been the represen-
tative OF the United States Government
at Buenos Ayres for eight years. In that
time, he says, the exports from that port
to this country have increased from SS.0Oo,-
900 t.. over $4,000. 900 annually. The ex-
ports from this country to the Argentine
Republic according to DR.. Mayer, have
now reached the yearly figure Of $751; 900.
The cable despatch from London which
was printed yesterday morning in The
Sum gives an idea Of what a big thing
told Of a company having been formed to
build a new ship terminal in the bay Of
Plate from Buenos Ayres. The shallow
water makes it impossible for big. ships
t S dock at the ar Argsnns eaPhts In aa
just formed will build Il railroad that will
connect other lines or act as q sort OF belt
line. A canal is to be constructed and q
big electric lighting system will be installed.
The project Is to involve the expenditure
OF $4,000, OOO Americans are said to be
interested in the company.
DR.. Mayer says that the resources OF the
republic are enormous and it's co mmerce
Is likely to increase in remarkable degree
in the years to come, when foreign ca pital
ia interested there to establish proper facili-
ties for transportation Of the produce Of the
country. The principal exports OF the
republic now are hides. wool and cattle
products. There are a lot Of other things
that ought to be exported. DR.. Mayer
says. The Consult eneral is especially en-.
thusias site over the fine woods to be found
in the country.
DR.. Mayer says that the city Of Buenos
Ayres is the most beautiful city on earth,
with the exception OF Paris. There are now
six big railroad lines running into it, and
all OF these we're built by English capital
He thinks American built trains would
make a big sensation among the inhabitants.
and there is room for more railroads.
DR.. Mayer is here to confer with the Presl-
dent. He is getting old. he says. and wants
to be nearer home. President Roosevelt
will be advised by him to send a Young and
active man to Buenos .Ayres and one who
can hustle and look after the interests OF
this country in the develo pment OF TRADE.
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Roy ACCUSED OF HOMICIDE.
Said 10 Have Thrown stone That Killed
Four. Year.Old Girl.

Said 10 Have Thrown stone That Killed
FOur.Year.Old Girl.
Alexander Slang. IA years old, Of 220
East lO4th street. was locked up in the
East lO4th street station last night on a
charge OF homicide.
On last Monday afternoon crowd OF
boys were thro wing stones in front OF IA
Fast 10 4th street, CHILDREN were playing
old Marian Jaffe, whose home was at 2A.
A stone struck her in the back OF the head
and she was stunned for a few minutes.
Young Slang. who was in the crowd OF
boys, carried her to her home. Mrs. Jaffe,
the girls mother. washed the cut, and It
wasn't long before Marian was up and
running around. apparently well az ever.
On Wednesday she became very Ill. Mrs.
Jaife took the child to the Laura franklin
hospital at nth street and Madison ave-
nue.. DR.. Bingham made an examination
and found Marian's skull had been frac-
tured. He performed an operation, but
the child died late Saturday night.
Morris Stillman, her uncle, went to the
Fast 1o4th street station and told Capt.
Brennan about the stone throwing. Deteo-
tives Thompson and Gordon arrested Slang
at his home. He said that he was In the
crowd, but denied he threw the stone that
hit Marian Jaife. He said he thought a
boy called Buck did 1t. He didn't know
Bucks last name.
Tho police are looking for the rest Of the
boys. Slang was sent to the Gerry socisty
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Tho Weather.

The storm OF Increasing power and proportions
and extremely dangerous TO south or northbound
shipping from ports along the Atlantic coast and
for which the Weather Bureau failed TO give warn
Ing, but was reported exclusively In THE Sun yes
,.rd.y morning. became very severe and followed
A portheasteriy course. the center leaving the
coast near HAtteras The winds were blowing
a gale all along the coast from New Jersey south
ward 10 the Carollnas. and to the south OF that
point they were dangerously high orshore and
high winds were felt over New York and New Eng
and Rain fell along the Southern coast. Fair
weather prevailed generally over al the interior
states and over New York and New England
there were scattered showers in the Northwest.
An area Of high pressure moved down over the
Lake regions In consequence Of the storm NOV.
ing over the ocean. and brought cooler weather
into the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and all the
Atlantic States. II was warmer west Of the Mssls-
sippi.
In this city the day was fair and cooler: winds
hirh northeast 10 north In the morning. diminish
ing In the afternoon average humidity. s. per cent;
barometer corrected to read TO sea level at "A. NJ.
Soos: p. M, 1910.
The temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
on,ctai thermometer. Is shown In the annexed
tshte
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Strong Swimmer Drowned.
DIED..

GIBB-At lslip, l.. l.. on Sunday. Aug. n. John
Glib, In his nth year
Notice of funeral hereafter:
ORTIZ. westneld. n. j., Sunday evening. Aug.
81. 1905 Jennie L.. wife of Charles u. Orth.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
REAMER.-Frank Temple Reamef. al Denver
on Aug. %. 1905. In the 34th year of his age
Funeral. Church Of ST. Mary the Virgin. $50 West
%s,h st. al 10 O'Clock on Monday morning
Aug. IS.
STONE.-Suddeniy Friday Aug. IS. at Princeton.
n j., william Eliot. son OF the late George
Eliot Stone and Madeline Post. In the dist year
OF his age.
Funeral services at the residence OF his mother.
70 West 18th st.. on Monday, Aug. 10. at
aoclock.
WILLIAMSON Friday. Aug. Is. At Saratoga
Springs. Julia Stiles Williams wife Of Roger
Williams Of New York city.
Funeral will be held on Monday. Aug. %. q,
Brooksldc. Saratoga SpTinga
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CAPT. BOURKE WAS THERE.
II Inspector HOgan's Men Can Raid Pool
rooms He Can Get the Crap Shooters.

rooms hte Cbn Get tue Srhp SnOOters.
William j. Radigan. Isaac Winfield and
Martin Hoffer were arraigned in Jefferson
Market police court yesterday In connec-
ton with the raid on an alleged poolroom
In East Eighth street, made over Acting
Captain Bourke e head by Inspector Hogan's
men on Saturday afternoon.
Roundsman Gallagher, who had charge
q the raiders. asked for an adjournment,
End the examination was set down foI
Sept. IL.
Acting Captain Bourke showed up In
court with the fruit Of another raid which
he had made after considerable effort
Ever since he has been in the Mercer
street precinct he has been trying to get
into room In the rear OF a tenement at
i2i West Third street. He had been told
that there was big crap game there.
On Saturday night q number Of his plain
clothes men entered the place. Among
the twenty-six negroes arrested, the police
found Jefferson Sanders, who killed q rounds
man, two policemen and wounded another
In fight In a saloon at Sixth avenue and
Third street after the police parade In June.
A Jury decided that he shot In self defense.
Joseph Minnett. who was charged with
running tho crap game, was held for ex-
animation.