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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30
@ull fem Q hncll'
fiittCrCr.

4pn6on %. september. - Nine
rituncr buttcn bier 5lpct vAltld'
0unh". @otulc um Strand I'M Ncr5rlt
0c9 @clholt3thClIcS crorfnct. sic
Q%lurtbtelt, 0nnrit bc0clltcnOc 8cIdloftc
muhcu III touncn, Hbcr tic bobclt
lih ii, Der 9totur bC@ GnNl0n0crH per
rchnct; Der nil telncn oIhncllc1
@unh." lonOcrn p%cripcilt lclllc Mtobl'
SCitcn IN Hlthc. SCllie mitr0c Ell Vt,
Quibotor iiir Die @cieuifolt clnaclcbt.
Sic pcrlor BON Nnlong al @clo NM
lest Iicgcn nihtaclihcrte anlprilde I'M
&ctro9c bon $23,190 acocn lie Dor.
NlIGcrOcnl miro pCrIunQt, Dab Die Vi.
rcttorCn Der @%cicnid)olt crlmlnalgc
rId)tlif sur Ncrontuortung gc5ogcn
ipcrhcn.
6ulIimcnt in Eori@.
Tori@, %. September. lo6
ToIllnent Der encouragement 3ltder'
hdnhIcr So Goliiooc 81 Tiollct miro
onqctiin6iNt, &crr ga GonIlonc it
GrGlioent oes ,3udcr.S pnoifut@. Scr
pIoBlite 200 bc@ Srn. Wollricc
@oll0Iiie, GbCi9 Scr cqpptiidcn Hol'
fineric'n miro cbcnious ongcfilnniot.
Ticic Nudrihtcr. uelte 10 raid oll'
6aa SuIlintcnt ,~SuluSot's mo Den Sob
Grc5icr'a ioIgten. O%iiritcn elncn De-
primircnocn GinIlub ollf Den 3i'tcr'
inurft ousiibell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30
@iliou ais Fropbct.

Vel Nderb0lt g Setrct0r rtd)llet dltt
betrGhrIihcn Rildgong I'M Yrciic
Der @ebcnamittcl.
va btnQton 90, %. Sept.
- NdcrbnlllctrctGr Willon bat lid
dis Yropbct pcril1d)t ulo 5upcriiht'
lid poroiagclogt, 0aB in Oiclcm Mtn.
ter Die Snltsiroucn nit @cmiBhcit nltt
biligc 2cbcn@mittclprciic rcd)ncn
tonntcn. 6lciidl @ciliiGcL Milhe.
rclpro0uftc un0 unOcre HcbcnQmittcl'
prcilc miirocu betrGftIih inn Yrciic
ltnfen ln0 0icic %luiufommcrc GrlCid-
tcrllna meroC cintrctcn, ipbul0 bic ric,
lt9cn Grnte = GrtrGgc aus 0cn NruBcu
@ctreiocgcbietcn bon Sainoia. Dim,
ncIoto, Soma, Ncbroato, aonio2 mo
ocn bcibcn 0utctos ulti Ocn Mortt
gcbrodt lime.
Ter cnornc Grtrog on @ctrcioc
mo WatS mcrbc, nod) Dem ltrtbcil
0C9 Ndcrhult SCfret0r@, Scr ldpn 10
lnngc olbaltcn0cn Sebcn9mittcltbcltr,
rlln9 Elm Gnoe mud)cn. Gic SdIudDt.
picb6ilhtcr bGttcn in Den lcbtcn 0rci
(Sobrcu mtr %crlllltc gchobt, "a 0o3
6lttcrforn 81 bod I'M Erciic ltanO.
0o9 Iltliilttcrn bon ShlohtDicb
brod)tc ibncn tcincn @cpint, 10 ion.
ocrbor mlh 0ieic @%ebouptlung Den
@oilsirollcn III @lnbctrnht Scr hohcu
Slci'hprciic tIingen mag. 2ic bica-
i0bri9cn NroBcn Grntc Grtrdgc mir
6Cn mlc0cr 81 nurmdlen Ncrh0ltHIncn
iiir Die @icbiilttcrltng iilbrcn rno Cit
olacmeincr Hildgong Der 6lcild).
prciic milrOc Die 6oIge lciu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30
Sm 3ei6en
bes TOrti6ritts.
TuiitidJc llniperiitatcn micOcr in
SbGtigfcit.

llmlthgreifen Der 9cpegung 81 8lrn.
item Der 2%lufbcbung Der Den isroc.
litii6cn Stuocntcu oulerlcgten
VcIhrontlngen. - &r~ic0@gcrid)t.
lidc llrtbcilc in Oociio. - SIN.
mcr mcbr Grlppcu nad Dem
aoutoiu9. - Scminpo , GongrcB
perIon9t mcbr 2uno iiir Die
@oucrn. - Sibiricn miro in ser
criten NutionnI . &criammIlng
ocrtretcn icin. - Gin Erogrumm
6cS 9(oel3 BON E%ctcr3bur9.
PETERSBURG, 90. September.
- Nlc 9clpcqllttg 5ltr N%ufbebung Der
Veldrdntllngcn gcgcn Die Nuinabmc
iiioiidcr Stlocntcn in bic llnipcrii-
tdtcn moht Tortidrittc. Die Eroici.
loren ltt0 Stloentct Der llniperiitG
ten bon petersburg, WoSfuil, S0ciio
mo onOcrcn Std0tcn bobcn Oobin-
5iclenoe Fctitioncn cinNcrcidt, ipeIhc
@cucrol . Gicuicnont Wloioif Der
Winiitcr 6eS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dem
G5orcn untcrbr2iten miro. ,%n ciutr
Orbottc Scr Ycter@burNcr Stn0entcn
ilbcr Oielc NnQclcgCnbcit ldllugcn ct.
Iidc Huoifolc Dor. Den Strifc 81 cr.
ncllcrn, falls sic petition nid)t bclpiI-
Ii1t mer0c, u0cin boS conlcrootipc
Clement pcrbinocrte sic Nnnubrnc bcS
Ncid)llliic3, mGhrcn0 Die lctition ct1ls
Itimmigc @Cncbmigung crbiclt.
llntcr Dem llto@ pom 10. 9llt1ult
lontcu 0ic rniliid)cn ltn;ocrlit0tcn olll
%. Scptcmbcr cr0iinct mcrbcr. Mfcb-
rerC limo olld) bcreit@ oiiCn, mo sic
ilbriQcn lper5tH ON Wontu9 oocr
Ticnltog 0ct llntcrridt micocr ntI.
ncbrnen. Die Moridollcr l%lntocriitGt
bIcibt ic0od) gcidIoilcn. Nic 6otnl-
tat 0cricIbcn %crrp1bltc cincn confer
potipcu Heftor, un0 Ole 4}roicilorcn,
mcldc 2ibcroIe limo, mcigcru lid,
ibrc@ 2lmtc8 untcr ocnlicIbcn 5u nal
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

9cacn Den antrog nit ocn &iupcilt
Oarnlit, Dab oicier njdt in Dem BRO
9ranlm oes GonQreiica cntboItelt
mare. Stial dpeigcnO b0rtcu OIc Sc.
Ic9atcn Den Trotelt an.
2 tbirien's Gcrtrctung in
Der CDumru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30
SprcuQunQ II d crtol9'
d.

rct6.
Bort @ oi ., 90. Scptcmbcr -
ToS @orbcrtbcil bC8 gc'tcrn III Ole
quit oclprcngtcn @rodS oc2 BRITT
idcu Campers "ebotom" Ut ollrtD
ole @clpolt Der Qcltri9cn erplolloil
bimmcoorrilicn iuor0en, nbcr cine mcl'
trrc TpnomitcrploIlnn miro notb,I
irin, NM 0oS Stcrntbell bc3 Campers
ans Der G0hrltroBc DC" Sl1ci @orol'
AT bclciti0cn. no hu@ Mrod lag
lit ollrh bic Grplolinn Der aus ~
lonncn Nnnomit beltcbcn0cnHoounG
oc9 Campers cin no Iilb tlc'co Eoh
int Die aonolloblc geril'cn lporocl.
NcuCr Son6clSprrtroQ.
PETERSBURG 90. Srptcnlbcr.
- Ter ne,lc ruiiilh Iron5oNilhc Non.
ocl8pcrtroa iuurhc bcilte blrr ltlliCr'
jcitnct. Ser Tcrtro8 mlr0 an /,
MIGr 1906 in aroit trctcn.
Gnbc out, TllcS ant
Berlin, 30. Septcnlbcr. Glc
llntcr5cihnung beS Worottos Abtom'
mems ,ruiidcn 1eutihlano Ii. 6ron'
reid, mcldc bciltc IN Forl@ cr'oIOt
iii. crrcot in lucitclten &rcllcn bic
0r0Btc @cuuotbuutl0. Moll Ut bcri
lid iroh. bob ole bcifIe Nn9clcNcnbclt.
bic 5u pcrihieocncn ,3citelt cine rcht
bc0Cnflidc Sponmlna 5lnilhcn Der.
lin un6 EoriS crSeltgte, nltrn1chr m
bciric6iocnocr Meiie ibrc GrIcolgu0Q
1ciunOCr hut,
Die .Golniit)e 3ciiirn0" Iitbrt IN
cincm oiii5i0icu grilfel aus, bollcnt.
lit lpcrnc Sroufrclh'S o''cntIltcAl|Ct,
niillo 0en pcrlobnIiden, mchr at" &C.
rcd)icn @ctit Der bentIhen diplomatic
oncrfcnncn. Tieler @eiIt lei lpC5lCll
6urin Ootlmcntirt, boB Trontrcidl'y
Sonocritclluno inn Often Morotto'a
onerIanni INTO bon Der Son'crcn}
niht beriihrt peroe. Sic llebcrmcillnl
Der Sroae ocS MolcnhoueS III SonQCr
6urd einc beutide Sirnlo urlh ser
gnlcibe. Sroac an bic Gon'ercn5 lei
Gin meitcreS bel,iid,es 3n1cltonbnif.
9ie @eiprcd)ungen Der @lotter iinN
foit cinmiitbi0 oui Den Tou gcitinmt
.Gnbe gut, gaes gut"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

IN elmer Proclamation oufgcior0ert,
ibrc @oiicn abjuIicicrn, "a ser 6ric-
sc ihrc Ticrl'tc iiber'IitiliQ aenloft
bat. 3ugIcih Fat scr General cln
Ncqimcnt cinNcborcncr Gruppen sur
llntcr6riidllu0 0cr@on0ttcn beor6crt.
Cine unrtIid)c Notwithstanding
dnrn0 lit pou Soften Gbino'9 nod
midi crioIgt.
Mnt 81. September OerubIdie0etcn
iih Is Militdr Glttod1cs, Die odt go.
tioncn pCrtrCtcl in airin bon Gene
raj 2iuclpitidL mo hicIcr 900 lie 5llr
loicl. Ger onCrifunilhc @riou0es
General lbomoa s.. @orrD iltngirtc
dis runQ0ltcitcr 9lttdd)c oils Wortiilb-
ret. 0iC NIbihiC0nohmc Der Nttohc9
pon @Cncrol aurOpottin Crfolgtc am
%. september.
@crid,iCocnc 9ln5cidcn Gcutcn oui
ole HulIoiunN Scr Nrnlec bin. &n
&~uondlcntiu lpCrbCn N~nitoItcn sur
,3urild5ichunQ scr Eruppcn lOiort
ruh Hotili}irung bc2 Jricocnaocrtro'
Qc2 gctror'Cr.
TriuSciiin IIicc bcrIGBt
SCpul.
Ecoul. Gorco, 90. Scptcmber.-
Sri. Nlicc Noolcpclt uno 0cglcitcr
rciitcn bclltc ullI cinCmGrtro5u0c bon
hiCr nah Glliun ob. NnluBlidl 0c@
Shn0cna, mClhC acknowledgements
Der No6n 5%uiiiQicn, miro ole 6obrt
Nuci Gugc Ooucrn, Bon 6lrIon be-
0icbt lid) bic @cicQidoit nod Gt)i.
monoicfi lm0 Notobomu. Sri. Hoos
iCOcIt miro tiiuitlQhln ale 0Ifentll-
dcr Girlo0lmNcn %nbIChncn. Dor tbs
rcr Nbrciir cmpiinQ lie Dcraollcr BON
Gorco in elmer NIbihic02 Gllnien5 II.
ilbcrrcihtc ibr icinCFbpto0ropblc nit
observation-disclosures Nomcn@ill0c.
@ittchottcnnNcbli d) cine
ipc5icIIc Wtiilon III
ICutih Iono.
Tctcr4burN 30. September.
IN cincm iuipirlrtcr NrtifcI Oc@
oMu6" pcrNcu Nclouu9clt, ocncrl 81
Ioloc 0ittc cine >pihtiQc M'illion III
CcutidIon0 botic, fir N%rlnolo@ crs
fI1rt.
IS marc bcfrCm0cn0 0clpcIcn."
ioQt no2 @lott, olpCnn Nr.<tc nltrd
Tcuildluno 0crCilt marc II. lld) ntd)t
M Dem NuiiCr WilbcIm llnD Den ocilt
ifcr Stuot2mGnncrn bcgcbcn hattie,
numcntlid inn NinblId alI nc Nbot
lod,c, 0u6 CT GCn IriCbcn@ncrtrn9 III
tcr5ciduct hut, 0urh 0cn Der Sr1C0
bccn0et muroc, in ocncn Tcrldlll
TurtihInuD NuBlon0 AcQcnllbcr I'M
cntlpcQt cine ircllnoIhottlIhc sol
tuna cinQCnpnrmcn hat. &e" Ncrl1c
rcu hat &r. Mitic cincu bircftcn Gin
ilub bel 0cl &crbon0lunQcll 'ur ocr
ruilid) , Ocutldcn &onoel9pcrtro9
nu3Qcilbt, Der ocn Idcrbol &ttcrCl
len 0ltrduu2 niht 5uiuQt, mo 5obI
rcihc 6ruQcl,, bic cine l(ntcrIlltlrng
crhciihcu. bcroorgcrllicn bat. Mcnlt,
mo9 mobl 5nciiclsobrc Der Soil NOR,
in Den llntcrrCounGCn 5mlId)cn cent
Gun5Icr u. Billion mo Nrlt. MIttc
uld un0CrC Gbonlotu bcrllhrt MIR
ocn, bonn mor Dies mcitcr M|lhta, oils
elm cinlndlcr WfcimtnN2oltatoltldl,
Der nit elmer SpC5iuInr'ion 9}lft2
III tbur buttc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

Sunihu-T q +, Monoidurei. %.
Septembcr.- Ger TorturCr @cnCrol
Der Nropir5 &eillurehiong lit nodl
&irin perfett porben, Tilt nod, Hdlt.
mung beS 2onbeS bitrd bic frCntbcr
Triippen Die Sronune nilircdlt 5u CT
baIten. Gr bat bercits milit1riIhc
Spcraiionen sur llntcrOriidun9 Der
hineiiifen @onbiten, Die IN IiingItcr
3eit in rii'iiidcn, ipic loponlld)en
Tieniten itanoen, begonncn. Hod)
Sdoburgen Der Gbinelen iir6 bic
ganoitcn I'M Often bon Seiliu1g'
hiana eilpa 1900 Wann iiorf. Ger
Tartarcn.@eierol bat oieie olBer'
Bab bes @cicees ltcbenben @anoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30
" II N0ciiu.

00c1 a, ~. september. - Slc
biciinc Muui5ipolitdt, Oic Not0eIss
t0nmcr lnl6 bic 06ric bubclt Dem
Nrn. b. Mittc @cmiGtommmung9.
NOrcilcn qcihidt, in mcIdcn lie inn
ST Dem 6ricOeuSihIuilc orut1tIircn
mo ole Soiinlnl9 0ltBern, Dob cr Dem
%utcrinn0e IN Iclncr lhpcrcn Belt Der
Eriiiu1g nod piele mocrc, glcih
mcrtbpollc Gicnitc lciitcn mogc.
0nS bier tuQcn0c aric1aQcrlht
ldbrt tort, llrtbcilc mcgcn politildcr
&crbrcdcn 81 fallen, Gin Wum lit
megcn zines MorOougrirl5 ollI cinclt
Eoli5ilten 5lmt Iobc perltrthcllt NOR.
0clr, mo oa& glcihc llrtbcil mltr0e
gCgCn Cl1cn Wfurm nlt3gelprodcn,
mclhcr Scr &CrboftmN MiOcrltuno
%lclltctc.
Die TeglcrlluQ idldt tuglth nCbr
(rllppcn nnd Dem &%lltalll5.
Igrur. u form 9or.
d. Il
Mosfult II, %. ScptcmbCr.-Ner
Scmitpo lnb Stootc . GongrCB CT.
ortcrtc lcin @Irtbidolt9 = Erogromm
mntcr bclonbcrcr @crildllhtigrng bcS
Ur0bcren Snnbbc0uriS Der Woncrn.
Cos Orgouil rtInn9 Gpnlitc uutcr.
b~rcitete Den Gntmuri iilr cll1en Nllls
mi al oaH &olt, in Dem Dos Ncht
Oc8 Stootc3 5ltr appropriation port
Eripot . 9Gn0crcicn mo ocrCll Ser
thcilung inter Snucrn, Die fem Sono
bclitcn. bciiirportCt mllroc. IoS Gre.
flltiu . Gomitc 6ca GongrcIIcS oppo'
nirtc Dem Gntuuri. nnmcntlldl DEM
Nb'd)nitt, Der lid olli Die Grproprlu.
tion BON 2dnocreicn bcjlebt, mo en-.
piuhl 1T Dem enb9illtiNen Gntmurf
MIR sic Hotbmcnoigfelt elmer Grbos
hlno Der 2oto5lnpeilulgen mo BON
Mcicrmcn IN Tcrbinoung NIT Dem
Sunobelib. Ger cnbQilltigc G1ttmlri
cmpiubl icrner Die Nnnobmc bon
MubnohmHt fir boS ullocmcinc I'm
tcrrihtS4pcieu mo lilr 0tc Gtubltrln1
Der Stnnt$pcriidcrlmg Iiir Nrbcitcr.
SIS muroc bcontrngt. 6nB Der Gon-
grcB bent Siiriten 2pofl (cincmIoel@'
moridol ut0 ciucln Der 0clc9oien,
sic Dem aoiicr Die Fetttton ocS lebteit
nllruiiiidcn Scnlihuo Gpngrcl1e5
utterbreitctcrO, ser muhrcnb Der
nrlrcrlihcn llurlibcn III @uloIbott att
0c9riiicn, lulo Srn. 3croebento, Der
mGbreno Der Wcl,tcrei olil DEM
ShIuftihiiic .aniuS Eotemtin" ATS
Nociia oilSgepiclen miroc, telegrn'
pbiid lcinc Spmpotbic uislprchen
ioltc. Ser Gertretcr ocs Wo@fnner
General . @~oupcrnellrS, Senerdl@
Turnomo QpeId1er ollen Stbllt9ci
Oc$ GpnarciieS beiipobnt uno, 'elllen
Snlirnftioueu gemoB, Die Terbdno'
Iltacn idIicben miB. menn Die Ne
bingunaen. rhtcr ncld)en Den Gele-
ooten sniammenslltrcteu G~cltottet
iuurbe, perlett meroer) p%rotetirte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

Gbus. ). Ihompion, Der fril.
bcre 8eihoits iilbrer Der nSenorits
Wum,foctliring So" BON Gorbonbnlc,
30, meldcr unlGngit ourd bic Gap.
pen gi1g unb Elm 0eii5ii bon $4,000
in ieinen Hedmlngen binicrllcB, lit
III Gbicaoo perboitet mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

9c9elt Den Gntrog nit Dem Nl11peIle
OdrntlI, Dab oicier niht in Dem BRO.
9ranlm oes GonQreiica cntboItelt
mare. Stialhpeiacno b0rtcn sic Sc.
Ic9afcn Den Eroteit an.
Stbtrten's Gcrtrctung in
Der Iumu.
EeterSburq, %. september.
- Gtc Sbeilnubme Stbirlcn'a an Der
crlten National . &criQmmlllng Ut
gelthert, on Die SoIf5fn COMMUNION
Die 3nlolInng bon 70 iibiriltcn Nit
%glteOern, bon 0enen clncs oIc Stnot
&rtltSf pertreten miro, bc'dllolen
bat. Ole Witglieoer mCr0cn nld)t nltt
Der a~laI1enboiiS eunGhlt merocn. TnS
Wublreht merocn Better pon 500
bis 1000 Nder 2ono. Ic nod Der er'
%trogfdbigfeit, oocr Gi0cntbiimcr Don
ltdoti'hen @runoitiltcn III glclhcm
Mcrtb crbolten.
Scr Yroiciiorenrotb 6dt lid filr ole
unetn1elfrontte 3uloiilu1G pom SIT
Sen 81 Ser llniperlitGt crflort INTO oIc
Nltl1ohmc oller Gcmcrbcr nm Die
Standardization beiilruortct, il1Qc'
ud)tet Der bcltcben0cn EOrlhrl't mcl'
hc Die 3obl Der jiioiltcn 1tuoenten
olti 0rci Ero5cnt Scr @~c'ommtjobl
bcId1rdnft. Ser Nettor Der lt1locrlt'
tat %DcrlprodL ocn Gnp'cbllm8cn oc9
EroicliorcnrotbS tr0rtl8c Inter
ltltblllrg 81 Gcbcn.
" ii II dc ocS Nctcr9bnr'
Ger I0cI9.
Petersburg, %, september.
- Ser YctcrabllrQer Noel bat III cl'
ncr Spc3iuIperiommlmN clnltlnml9
od)t olti Die GiniilbrunQ llbcroIcr
Hclormen o~b5ielen0c Nclollttloncn
ongcnommcu, ocren mihtigltc mle
lolgt Iolttcn:
oIdB Die ScgiSlutlOc, Die &l1t15'
@crmoltlng un6 Die Grcfrtloc III Der
ruiiilden Tc9icrunq BON c%lnonocr
gctrcnnt mcroen ioIcn mo oaB Sc
hermann, obnc llntcridlicO Der Fcr'
ion, gIcid)c @crcdtigtcit SIT 2bclI
mcr0c.
.GuB sic @%eiltlidlfcit cine GRIND
lid)crc NuabilOung uno bobcrc Ne
lolorrng crbolte, mo 0oB Oic 0ctlt'
lid)cn BON Ocn betrclicuOcn @cmcln'
ocn gcm1bIt meroen lollcn.
y0oB Sd)rittc gctbon mcrocn sur
ltcbcnpinoung Der llmulliclbclt Der
Wtnlicn, mo 6uB &cocrmunu Oo@
Hcdt bobcn loG, Sdldcn ST gritnocn.
.9oB 8crlummlun99,, Nr9onlln'
tionS, mo FrcBirclbclt gordntlrt
mcr0e.
yGuB 2unoitruBcn rm0 onOcrc
@c%rtcbr9megc perbelIert uno nlt9gc'
Debut meroen." r
z crbicu'9 &c d. 10 cr0cn &C
0cn ole Ffortc.
@cIaro6, ScrbIcn, %. Scptcn''
Der. - Ger tilrtiihe @ciunotc n1tet'
brcitcte bclltc Der Ierbtldcn Ncgtcr1tt1
bic Nntmuri Der Yfortc oltf Scrbtcn'a
8cihmcrOcn bc5ilglih Der Ncrbo1'
tunQ icrbilhcr lIutcrtboncn III otS
Eiirfci. Sic tiirtilhc Hcgicrlrng AT
Bcrt 0cOuuCru mo pcrlprldt ole 'itr
Ole &Crbuftungcn pcrontportlIhcn
Ncamtcn 81 bCltrufcn mo Wtob'
rcNClu 5ltr &Crblltung obnllhcr &or'
idlc IN Der 3utunlt 6lt t%rct'en. Srr'
bicn'5 Nnlprud ultf pctunlurenS dn'
0cnCriub miro IN Der Nntmort nld)t Ct
mohnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30

Sn &orISbao. - Gonlc: ,Sic
ilno gelpiB aud, rcdt potriotiih ges
limit" ltngor: nOber SroiIcin,
lpenn id, mor gciilnb, mar ib bod,
nidt bier III 2urlSboo!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-30
Scr Sien mnktc.
SinanSsG olcs 5,unu9 Sapnu 5nm
TricpCnsidluiic.

Shlefte Grl1tc , Nlraiihtcn an ocnr
SnleIreihe, un0 Atotbitan0 erpnr.
tet. - g2ittc sum 05orcn nod
9iorfo obgcrciit. Hltllihcs
9lott cmpiicblt cine Octtif rtl'
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The sun., 1905-09-06
THE BROOKLYN CONVENTIONS.
Tho Republican Executive Committee
Fixes the Dates.

The Republican executive committee
Of Brooklyn held meeting yesterday
afternoon at the JoTaleinon street head
quarters and started the regular campaign
work by fixing the dates for the various
local conventions, Chairman Jacob Bren-
ner presided and Secretary John Z. Smith
recorded. The dates for the conventions
are as follows
Assembly district conventions to elect
delegates to the Judiciary convention. Sept. a.
Judiciary convention for nom mlnating a
candidate for the Supreme Court in the Second
Judicial District Sept. 20.
County convention. Oct. I.
Municipal court convention Oct. 10.
Aldermanic conventions. oct. II.
Assembly district conventions to nominate
candidates for the Assembly. Oct. II.
The county committee will meet next
Tuesday evening to indorse the action OF
the executive committee. The Republican
managers In Brooklyn will not get to work
on the selection OF candidates for the local
ticket until some definite action is taken
by the fusionists in the choice of the city
candidates Should there be cooperation
on the part of the Republicans. Citizens
Union and other anti-Tammany bodies
on city candidates a like movement will
probably prevail in Brooklyn, so far as the
county Offices are concerned. The Repub-
lican leaders will however insist on nam
ing Justice Burr to succeed himself on the
bench and also nominating straight party
man for President of the Borough.
The sun., 1905-09-06
THE PRINTING OFFICE ROW.
Ricketts, and Hay Still at Work. Pending
Investigation.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Oscar j. Ricketts,.
foreman Of printing, and l.. c. Hay, fore
man OF the job division of the Government
Printing Office, whose designations by
noon to-day were demanded last week by
Public Printer Palmer because OF "con-
tinued acts of insubordination. were at
work as usual to-day. President Roosevelt
having ordered a suspension Of further
proceedings until the entire matter can be
thoroughly investigated.
Ricketts, and Hay are protected by the
civil service rules, and Mr.. Palmer accord
inply gave them until to-day to resign or
show cause why they should not be re-
moved. They appealed to the President.
but instead of turning the matter over to
the Civil Service Commission, he ordered
the investigation to be made by the COM
mission of which Assistant Secretary Keep
and which recently finished an inquiry
into the purchase OF Lanston machines by
the Printing Office.
Much of the friction between the Public
Printer and his two subordinates developed
during that investigation. one OF the princi-
was a candidate for Mr.. Palmer's office,
and that he was conducting an extensive
campaign for that purpose.
The report made by the commission has
not vet been made public, further than the
Presidents action in approving the Lanston
contract, but it was said to show such de-
plorable condition in the big printery that
a general shakeup of the executive force
would be necessary.
The so-called Keep commission there
fore was selected for the new inquiry be-
cause of its familiarity with the affairs
of the office, and the alleged acts of nsub-
ordination will begin where the previous
inquiry left off. As some members of the
commission are out of the city on vacations
it will be several days before the work will
begin, First Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock and Commissioner of Corpora =
tions Garfield, two of its members, are here,
and Commissioner Keep is expected soon.
The sun., 1905-09-06
ITALIAN SHOOTS AT DANCERS.
Hits Two Men at staten Island Resort
One May Die.

Two men were shot by an Italian in the
Peerless Dancing Pavilion at South Beach,
Staten Island early yesterday morning,
and one of them is thought to be mortally
wounded. The man who did the shooting
escaped.
The victims are Edward Carson, % years
old. OF New York avenue, New Brighton,
and Frank Smith, % years old of Carey
avenue, West New Brighton, Carson was
shot in the forehead, and the doctors at ST.
Vincent's Hospital, West New Brighton,
to which both of the wounded men were
taken, say that he has little chance Of re
covery. Smith was shot in the thigh and
his wound is not dangerous.
The Peerless Pavilion Is principally y
patronized by soldiers from Fort Wads-
worth There were several of them there
early Yesterday when an Italian entered
and proceeded to make a disturbance.
It is said that the Italian became enraged
because he could not induce any Of the
women present to dance with him, as they
preferred the company Of the soldiers.
After he had been short time in t e place
the Italian announced that he could whip
any soldier present, and his challenge
was promptly accepted by one of the
soldiers, who with the Italian, started
toward the rear of the pavilion, intending
it ia supposed, to fight it out.
They were only half way down the room,
however when the Italian turned and
commenced to shoot into the crowd of
dancers Only Carson and Smith we're
hit. The Italian when he saw the two
men fall. darted from the pavilion and
made his escape.