davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
r r II

Ofablpaby D'eabb gleIIef tn @affer eireenou,.
men, plrb In toenteen Wllnutsn Sframpfe. ma.
Genorhden. enuren Wlaaeu. uebeRstt, Grbre.
6eu eoSbrenneu. gaerbofttat. GbIaiIoflefslt
6ronlfben Seopffdmers, eldbunasn uus ale
tnnerIiten S6merser iliriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Baltimore sSabn.
Niaaara Sails uno MeercSitrano;
Grfuriiuncm.

Baltimore nndl Fiaaoru,5 5nnS unb Sn'
rid an Srcitna, Den /. Septbr ,Snbrs
iarteH finn tiir ole pinnbrt Gui Dem llni
T5j &urmiitGas bonn Gumbeus Nnhnbut.
nm llbrGuuniiinQS bonn Wiuunt RoD0ls
g'dbnbuie dbinbren0en Spc{iu3uqe aitls
ijg: fir bic Jiildabrt 5cUu 1upe. eills
ihlebld oeS 8erinui5iuqcs aiiltg.
9tbiiebet n1dD Toronto ullo 1boiifnno
Ssluno.
gtmientGdlte in NnfInIp. 9ohclier. Ge.
ufun gSnifins SleH nno WidllcD Sbunf
miro nuf Der Riidrciic Crldubt
,Scrucre GriurOncn ueroen am 10,
GeptCmber OCrnniialtci
$500 Baltimore na@ atloutieGitp. Gape
aJ,uh, Scu.SSlc.6itB mn Eccnn'GitD,
M, uuo inrnd jrocu areiiaa NM
Snmiing; iir Die Aiididbrt bis 3um iol'
qeHocu Sirniidq. einidlcbli6. qillig;
bis sum- Q. Gepiember. t230-40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
SIN beitcn Sdmnf
gen 2Iar

iab nic idJOner, nod an5icbcnocr ans.
Der Spriiai5ug bcrldbt ben 6Ien gabnbof
tdglid nm g15 &ormlitng3, an allen Stdiioneu
in Der Staot anbaltcro.
Rcferpiric Site obue Grtrnaoitcn iDnnen i'm
piucis lireau crldngt iuerbeH.
Muuorciic fir erwadlicnc 500;
iir Ninoer soc.
(233-43l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
SDie,,tcrie, 9iarrbpe,
Gbplera SNprbus

SnnerTl6 elm bdIBer bis elm aancr 9bss
IbffcI bon Daabipap's 0Reabp HeTtei tn einsm
baI0eH BaifereIafe, 70 Oft eiueenommer, bts
Der etubIaona iuieber einiritt uno Elm etnd
GIGnell. burbtriuft NIT Redbp 0feIiei unb auf
ben WlaaeH uHb tlntcrIslb eeIest. iptro fofors
itas erIet6teruna brtnaen uno baIb eins aup
beptrien.
es sebt ietn SeiImitieI In Der gasIt bas
Steber nno @c6feIiteber. uub arTs arSsre ma
Iarta'. G1IIen. uno ouSeren sfleber sufamuen
NIT OlnbpaSS gtaen 70 f6neII futs 0aabmap'D
Gltabn 0ttltei firtren ptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Sapou i0(ogfcrttg.

Gofio. %. }ruQuit. - Go9 Eub.
lifln mo Die Irclic lit rubih obcr
icit bcjiiNIidJ Ser 6ricOcnSbcoinarr,
gen. Sic bcitc6cu onroui ooB Aub
lonb sic 6orocrlnacn ,<opon'5 cr.
iiiIlcn niiiie. WiorigCnioQS ser &ricQ
iortacicBt nerocn ioa. Iic 9lrbnb,
nuna Scr sfricoeu9attion ourd ocn
Erdiiocntcn 9iooicuelt fom militia.
rid ,inpou nid)t ionocrlidl in sic
Guere. Nod lporen oic @orbereitlln.
gen bejii8lid) zines ncnen aroBen
&critobeS III ser Monbihnrei nid)t
5u Gnoc. oud bate Ole 9leGrnioiion
aroBerc Gperotioncn iiberboupt ridt
erlaubt sic lit o6er jett 10 5ienIid)
81 Guoc, nuo Ole iapanilden 0iili-
idrS hoiien ernitlid, baB tie uidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

- Gie @oorcnInAer ser ), u. ,Sar.
mcr II. 3, 0robom Sobucco SO. III
Euoucoh. Nn., oic 800 bis 500 Soasz
beuoa 5ubnf cutbiclten, Ionic ciniae
umlielenoe @ebGuoe ipltroen ourh
elm Gcucr }crlt6rt. Gle Shooenilrm-
me. Oie ollrd) &criiherlmq gr0Bteu-
t6cil9 Qeoedt lit. betrdgt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

/ uC, 0lS moGlldl I'M 'CrUclt Glte1 be
. ih1itiut blcbt 0Out NcutldHuu0
ireic S0onh but, Nrontrcih 81 jluins
0cu, 0emciniomc Sohc NIT i0nt
| tGctihlon0) Ut Wodcn lnl0 nit
GuQlnno 5ll brchcn 3u oiclcnt
| 3pcfc nllB Noo'cbtlt @9Ib'jht olirhs
Qucrt mcrocn 0omIt &ollcr NllbcInL
iobnl0 NllBldnn Cr'dopIt it, ais
,,'. Wa, ,; ',,,' >,"f,,,
;,,nnn, cr rsrorfrr;,h ,;+ c;rc,, o4,,,.
de scr 9(Qiun} NIT GnQlonN bcorobt.
9laca Gic2 miro 0ic 0cutldc NcNcuo-
nic iibcr bo3 cOntincntoIc europa
f6r0crn. ltn0 INT ollC0 Tic3 81 crs
rinQcn 1T c9 U0tbiM sen G6orcn
9GfolonS 81 iibcrrcocn Nob cr iih
niht bCu1cr Oori lm0 0o6 c9 'cinc
Flllht NJ DER ElriIlCr SIlclpIt)h cl-
ne @clcaellDCIt }u 0Cpelt "a" 8rlcN"s
H'''u 5,t 'o'.'''L,' VT "''0' ~ = ''o'',
'o'V V''u u, ~'0,."'y"' %'' I'o'
lpu[ 'u| "IIVl''U"'" p'" 'IoP"''''" ="
o''o' uuV''' ''' ~U''' 'u,,n I,,., ,!u IT.. 'o'''
oV"' ~V' uo" ''"'' "!''I'"' Pu' ut
un'NVp',a' Go"' '0''" na"' "'.'V'''
o'ul'" ,''I'b' t,- '',''C, ,. g.. ''''o, '' % IVY"
!t' '.o '''' p",,'. ] ''''''s[ ,,.. '''H, W.
lIo!'o"'II' ""'''J"' h,'" >''. II
N'''p.'' Nn, "'"'''''''' c''''''','t I'''''' ' II
.p'' H''l'''''H",'',''' S'.. 'U'''''''''''' '''''
p'il' edut',, d ',t0'"''' ~. ''", ." I''','''''' "
""b ''''' ~, ~ '"''"'.''',' wy "'''"'E
o'V 'l'p"''''9'' '"s"S''''',"""
H'I ,''u'' ''' ''''',' 'vl"''''t ~ '"''''
t'''o ""b y "U"' n'.! ~" "'I1"uo'' ~
.'' N'''ttl,' "o' "o'''"' "o" F''".
h'I, d' '''''Vn' II,
: ! " L y "'ul'., 80 ''''H"I'' -" >
!ot oo'' p'''' p"!U" u|' o''''lu'' ",
lWo'''t[o'rE o''IV' "''''.''''lm'''t''
p''''' "o'g'''''"" "''' 'o'"' >''"p
hcr.
7rrortioclluoohru rurnrchcn Scr
gpoGrbcit nic6t. Ter aoiicr lit cnt
uIrocn iiir Den Tricocn uno ucr'
ilcbt ordoua nicbt. Er1iiOcut Mop,
icpclt'5 9(nitrcno,Inocn M pereitclr
Nu 0cocntbril ipmpothiiirt er ours
921rmitc nit hcnirlbcu ~"
NJ " "Vl u oo'F III III" p''"'
Frnl1nrnten,
SnHcrWon, q 81 %. 9pri(.-
Ter ioponiidc Woron 0oncfo hattie
bc,,tc mirbcr cine Gpnicrrn, NIT hcm
QIr0librntrr 9Ionirpclt sic brittle in.
rcrhoI6 ,cbu Toocn llcbcr noo 9c.
ilItot Ser lIntrrrcouro mcrOcn fcinc
yPittbciIrnocn ocmoht
o,to nn ,.;A.o ,,rSto;,
"' rrSo
-
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
watching the Market.


II is quite evident that some per.
sons are born for a business career.
This ia demonstrated in some cases in
very early life. The other day Mrs.
Cobb saw her ten-yearold son Edward
going out the gate with = peighbors s
boy.
Where are you going?" she called
from the window.
We're going down to have our pic.
lures taken at the tintype place" an.
swered her boy. tossing q ten-cen,
piece In the air.
Mrs. Cobb had been wondering wha,
queer train Of thought had awakened
this vain desire. when suddenly she
heard once more the click of the gate
Looking out. she saw Edward comins
in alone. munching 4 banana.
WAS It too cloudy to have the
tintyre taken?" she asked.
mo. lna'am."
What was the mattcr?"
WELL" said Edward. Tommy had
his taken. but l didn't. found that
bananas had dropped to three for ter
cents. So bought 'em. You car
never tell the price Of bananas, bu
tintypes Is always the same
Youths Companion.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Always Staullch
And True

The Denver Republican has al
ways avoided the fallacies and
knavcrics Of yellow journalism,
and its steadily increasing Circula-
tion proves conciusivcly that its
policy Of telling the plain Truth
without exaggeration or misreprc-
sentation. standing fast for the
Right, 10 heartily approved with
growing force by the intelligent
Public to which il appeals.
To read it is liberal Education.
and the citizen who goes without
I does q positive harm to himself,
70 his family. and to the commu-
nifty.
In no other way can the invest
ment Of 3K cents per day
for that is al The Republican
costs any subscriber bring such
rich results in that knowledge
which L both Power and Pleasure.
Information. instruction and en-
tertainment iill It's columns and Il
leaves . good taste in the mouth
Of the reader.
It stands for Law and Order in
the State-for Peace, Prosperity
and Happiness In the Home.
II you ore not already enrolled
among IL splendid Hist of Patrons
send on your subscription and give
Il fair trial q u cents per moutb
for Daily md Sanday.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Notice or Fi.al sessle.e.e.

Is THE NATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
GRiSviTH. DECEASED.
Noticc Is Hereby Given. That ou Monday. The
18th day of November. A. d. lY0o, being Ouc Of
the regular days Of the September term ufthe
County Court of Delta County, In the state Of
Colorado, !. Richard T.. Grifith. Executor II aid
estate. will appear before the Judge OF said Cuurs.
present my nnal settlement such execaeDr.
pray the approval OF the Ssmc. and will then
apply To be discharged assuch executor. At whlch
time and place any renon In interest may sP
par and presen, objections Ia the rame u any
thcrc be.
Dat.-i at Delta. Colorado. October q. isn1.
RICHARD 4. GklFflTH.
Executor of the estatc Of Vim. Grinith. Dec~asrd.
firss pub. Oct a. Last pub. Nov. q.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
SEA Les, ns.her.

Consumption runs in our family.
and through it l lost my mother"
writes E. B. Reid, of Harmony, Me.
For the past FIVE years. however, on
the slightest sign of Cough or Cold, l
have taken DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which has saved me
from serious lung trouble" His
mothers death was q sad loss for Mr..
Reid, but he learned that lung trouble
must not be neglected, and how to cure
it. Quickest relief and cure for coughs
and colds Price Soc and e1.O0; guarant-
eed at all Druggists. Trial bottle free.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
oooosoooeeeeoooooOoooSoose
Z Legal advertisements :
Sssssesess sess seees ssssssss
Notice Fer Publlcasisn.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
LAND OFFICE AT MONTkOsE colo
October. ~ 1o0o.
Notice is hereby given that the followine-nnm
ed settler has filed notice Of his tntsasson to
mike final proof in support Of his clain, and
that said proof will be made hefore nilfon r.
welch, U. u. Commissioner, at Delta, co'osado'
ON December Oil. 1901, Wis;
JOHN W. SHREEvE5
of Delta, Colorado his P. D. y No. M Ute, for
the VI, nwA VI. swi4 Bec. p. Twp. 80. NHth of
Range ~ West, N. N. u.
He names the following witness<s to prove his
said lind. viz:
William Helmke, Isaac \. Ward. Hsri,ert J..
Wells, Clinton T. Aatlock all Of Delta, C0soeado.
BRYSON p. BLAIR. Rsgisesr.
LIST pub. Oct. q Last pub. Dec. 4
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Peter Was Lcok.rs for His sally.

Peter Wac Loos.re for His Sally.
Peter Fogg. a woll-known cl aracter
Of Harrison. Me. - noted for his wit.
;cisms and his e. !oits keep Harrison
in an urroar.
A few years 20 e and his intended
made a visit 10 acighbo:l. v:lisge.
He had occasion o "dicler' with
some horse ti:ac and, not wishing
his Sally to witne 8 his rrevaric. sfs
in that Yankee Gane." baGc hei q
take walk around the vll,a"o and
meet him that evening at tic c'r1rn.
After a succcsssu! days brsiErs e
--~--'-' &c - '-----
s...s,. Dy -, - y. i.r
and the hymns. looinl Into the church.
''Ah! my bro:.cr. Arc ycu lcot :y
for salvation?' criFI cut the teacA
mo. gol ding H." cried Pete. I'm
looking for Sal s err
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Advantage Of knew,ca Greek.

According to western college b.,
who ia on his vacation. tho college
youth Of this country have put heav,
demands upon the simple tattooer. Nc
longer will hearts and serpents and
laurel wreaths do to decorate the arms
Of the learned young. The western
college boys say they must have the
names Of their college fraternities ir
Greek letters done into the skin OF
their arms. 1t II fortunate thins
that some use has been Z found for
Greek. 30 loog a. the alleged fad en
dures. some one will have 70 study hi.
Homer In order to do tattooing in III,
true classic spirit.-New York Trit
une.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
wAsa yss s,vs . - cs,l

You wants . remedy that win not only
give quick rslisf but effect . psrman.
snt cure.
Yoh want remedy that win relieve
the lungs and keep sxpsctoeation sasy.
You want rsmsdy that win counter
oct any tendency toward pnsumonia.
You want = remedy that b pleasant and
safs 10 take.
Chambsr,ain's Cough Rsmsdy nests
~ ef thsss rsqairsmsnes and fsr spssdy
and permanent cure Of bed colds stands
withoat = pser. Fue sals ~ ~ rse-
ptes Phaxmacy.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Il IhsAk The Lefd''

Cried Hanna Plant of Little Rock Ark,
for the relief / got from Bucklen's
Arnica Solve. 1t cured my fearful rum
ming sores. which nothing else would
heal, and from which had suffered for
years" It is a marvellous healer for
cuts, burns and wounds. Guaranteed
at all Druggists, price 25c.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
n. ,i.. fer a'.sli..s,...
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE Al, MokrROsE. CoLO

N0Vemlrr 9, iYU6.
Notice IL hereby given thnt the Gollovinx-aa1nsd
pettler hAr hiest nosice of his intention mafle
rnni pruuf In support 0f his claim, and tl,nk msd
prs,ot viii In msais befose Milsnn X. Welch. y. d
commissioner 1t Delta, Colorado, On Drceanhlr
IL, lAsa, wig:
JOHN EHREr
Il Data Colorsl3n. on his H. K No. n Ute for ,he
loea y ., and q, section n township II. asuth of
rnnse~ E, Uvre dfh r. n.
He nains~ the foiiowin. witnrsse~ to peove hi.
continuous rrridence uyun and cuitivatiun of said
land; viz:
Robert Z. Hutchisou- Andrew c. Jenrrn, John
=. McSeigh. Henry =. iAtiiner. all OF Delta, Oh
oru,ioA
BRYSON p. BLAIR. Register.
Fist pub. Nov. ~. lAss pub. Dc. Ii
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
What He Paid For.

A cynical highland gillie thus cx-
plains certain rich American &c.
ton in paying $4,000 as s years
rental for castle in the n.rth Of
Scotland: He pays $1,000 TO- the
house. $1,000 for the fishing. IS 900 for
the deer. $1,000 for the grouse and So
900 for being near Balmo-a'. where
the king occasionally visits"
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Queer Medical Preseription.

An offcial report to Parliament on
the condition of Gambia states that
generally speaking. the natives are In
good health. which is rather surpris.
ing. considering that they rely, when
Ill. on the treatment Of a native doc
tor. who. after examining the patient.
writes extracts from the Koran In
Arabic on 4 wooden tablet The tab.
let is then washed. and the water
trunk by the patient.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Elephant's Milk.

The milk in an average cow con-
tains about 4 per cent of cream: near.
~ 20 per cent of the elepaan.'s milk
10 cream. Even buffalo milk is about
twice as rich as cows milk. and tho
creamiest OF all. that of the po-poise,
actually holds over S45 per cent OF
cream. says Knowledge.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Notice for Pab,icasi.s.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D
LAND OFFICE AT MONTkDsE. COLO.

DEPNKTMENT OF THE INTEKIOk,
LAND OFFICE AT MONTkOsE. COLO.
October ~, lgt6.
Notice Is hereby given TINT the followinG NAMED
settler ha. filed notice Of his intention to naks
final proof in support Of his claim and thaf mid
proof will be made before Milton r. Welch. o. s.
Commissioner, ut Delta Colorado, On Dscesnler
9Th isOs. viz:
BERT SHREEvES
Of Delta. Colorado on hi. p. u. T. No. 3Bi3 Uts. fol
the e., ne,. e. se,4 Sec. =. Tp. %. north rnnge
10. we~t n. N. N.
He name~ the following witnesses to prOve hi,
Continuous residence upon and cultivation oi
said land. viz:
william Helmke. Isaac A. Ward, Hsrhsrs J
Wells Clinton T. Natlock ali Of Delta, Coausado
BRYBON p. BLAIR. Rewise~.
First pub. Oct. q. LAT pub. De.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
scientific Point Explained.

Why alum and other mineral salts
will cause the dirt to settle in turbid
water was explained at recent meet
ing of the Chemical Society. Turbid
water is charged with negative cleo
tricity. The alum sets up an electric
action and joins positive colloid by.
drates.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
The Honeymoon !. still SHINING.

tue 00ueym0oh - Stiu oui"iH0.
The Ideal Man lives In Atchison.
His wife burned the steak and didn't
have time to cook anything else. Per
haps he will not notice It," she
thought, "if put flower with dew
on 1t beside the steak" So she went
out and gathered an aster. and put II
beside the burned steak. and he New.
er Noticed that the meat was burned
sAt All.-Atchison Globe.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
pl,,s.rsss Calamity.

II is = disastrous calamity, when you
loose your health. because INDIGESTION
and constipation have sapped it away.
Prompt relief can be had in DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your
Digestive organs, and cure headache.
dissiness, colo. constipation, etc.
Guaranteed at all Druggists. Price 25c'
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10

War Implement fer psaes Duty.
.0Aalls Alied with oil. iatended to
cain . stormy sea when arsd Into It.
have been invented Ia France.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10

rakss More Than Mere Money.
Il doesn't necessarily follow that
= man is rich because he happens to
have more money than brains.-Cht
caoo News.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10

psstsry ire oissss - Ares.
eoetsry ID the Oldest aAd most
wi1oay known AumaA arto.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-10
Durplars Wear Gloves.

Four burglars. arrested in the act
BY the London police. were all wear.
ing gloves In order not to leave finger
prints behind them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-10
AND MANUFACTURER
They Are Urged to Get Together and
Save the Control of Prices by the
Speculative Bulls and Gears
of Wall Street.

The Columbia State has entered
upon a campaign to secure co-Opera-
ton between the manufacturers and
growers of cotton so as to save the
wide huctuation that in one year car
ried cotton from seven cents to seven
teen cents, very few farmers getting
any benefit from the highest price, be-
cause the price did not go so high
until most of the crop got into the
hands of the spectators.
The State has addressed an inquiry
to the various editors throughout the
cotton belt and in the North and East
as to their opinions on the 'adVsa-
bility of England and America deal
ing directly with Southern cotton
growers, buying at prices agreed
upon a year in advance. The Wool
and Cotton Reporter of Boston, thinks
any plan that viii bring cotton grow
ers and cotton users nearer together
is worth trying, but it is doubtful
about ability to bind enough manu-
facturers or growers to fix per-
manent price for cotton.
The State, in explaining its object
in bringing up this proposition, says
details for a work ng agreement be-
tween growers and manufacturers,
as that is something for the parties
at interest to consider when they meet
in conferences and that the first thing
to accomplish is a meeting, The
farmers and the users of raw cotton
can so agree" says The State, "as
to preclude the danger of Accent cot
ton to ruin the farmers, and 17-cent
cotton to cripple the manufacturers
and stagnatc the industry.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-10
POSTMASTER IN TROUBLE.
Fest of Fremont Has to Step Aside
While = POstOnice Inspector In
yestigates conditions Which
Have Somewhat SOM
brc Hue.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
GOldsboro, n c., Dec. 9.-Rufus T.
Best. postmaster at Fremont, this
county, whom the late Republican
Populist Fusion produced and pro-
NOTED to the above lucrative position
is in trouble, and his Office has been
taken in charge by Postoffice Inspec-
tor Mr.. S.H. Buck, and turned over
to his bondsmen, who are his father,
Mr.. W. Fl. Best, and j. T. Dees, of
Pikeville township, and Mr.. Rufus
Ham, of this city.
They have placed Mr.. John W.
Smith of Fremont, temporarily in
charge of the office, pending an in
vest CATION Of tho affairs of the office
and definite action by the Postofiice
Department.
1t seems that Postmaster Best has
been going at such a pace of late that
oven his clerks in the Office retired
from the service and left him to his
whiskey bottle and it's consequences,
which consequences arc now over
whelming him-and the end is not
yet
II is understood tn his bondsmen
are secured against loss by bond
from Best in an indemnity company.
Fremont is a money order office
and,i is said that no report has been
made to the department for several
weeks from this branch of the office
alone. not to speak of other short
aces.
His shortage is not defnitelyNlnown
but it runs up into the hundreds. No
action against Best has yet been
made pending instructions from
washington
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-10
Breach of international
Law in Brazil.
TWILL BE DISAVOWED
This is the View as to Action by Ger.
many Held by Naval Officers in
Washington. A German Set
tier Seized as a De-
serter.
CBv the Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 9.-The Brazil
ian embassy in this city has received
a telegram from Baron De Rio
3ranCo, tho minister CT foreign af-
fairs, stating that a few days ago
several of the officers of the German
gunboat Panther went ashore in civil
IAN dress and visited a small fishing
town called Itajahy, in the state of
Santa Catalina and there, without
any form of process, seized a man by
the name of Steinhoff, who had left
his I've country, Germany, as
deserter from the army, and took him
with them as a prisoner on the
Panther. ThereuoOn the gunboat
LETT Itajahy and went to another
port in the state of Rio Grande Del
Sui. The three Brazilian cruisers,
Almirante BarrarO, Benjamin Con-
slant and Tamandare were sent To
watch the Panther and see that no
similar occurrence should again hap
pen, while the BUrazilian govern
ment made a nofficiaI protest against
the. action of those officers to the
German government.
1t was greatly regretted at the Bra
lillian Embassy that this incident had
happened though it is felt that Ger
many will give prompt and full re-
dress for what at first report appears
to be a severe breach of international
law. 1t is not known under whose
orders the officers of the Panther
acted or whether they started out on
shore with the intent to taking Stein
hoff a prisoner and in that case why
they went in civilian dress.
Senior NabucU, the Brazilian Am
baSsador. called at the State Depart
ment shortly before noon today, and
in Secretary Roots absence. had an
interview with Acting Secretory Ba
con. It is understood the Ambassa-
door communicated to Mr. Bacon as
a matter of information the cable ad-
vices he had received from his own
government but made no effort at
this tage to interest the department
The opinion prevails in naval cir
Giles here that If the facts are present
ed, the German government will
promptly disavoW the action of the
officers of the Panther in violating the
sovereignty of Brazil. Our own naval
practice in the treatment of deserters
is said to involve the consent of the
local authorities to the landing of a
master at arms or a marine guard for
the purpose of aresting deseters. But
if in this Daticular instance SteinhOf1
was not a sailor,at all, nor, attached TO
the Panther's personnel. but simply
deserter from the German army. then
according to American Dactice. he
would be egarded as political refugee
and Thus would not be liable to arrest
even by the local authorities.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-10
UNHALLOWED LOVE
1t Leads to a Double
Tragedy in Virginia.
Vaughan Ends His Own Life and That
OF His Daughter'in'Law Because
She Refuses His DebaSed
Passion.
oSsiOn.

Richmond, Va, Dec. "a speicat
to the Times-D Dispatch from Culpepper
this State, says that John j. Vaughan.
the suicide. and Mrs. Vaughan. his
daughter-in-law. Slain by his desper
ate hand just before lie snapped tAo
thread of his own evil life. are NOW
lying side by side under newly
heaped mounds in the church-yard
there.
The special also supplies the hitler
to unknown motive for the double
crime-or shall we say triple for the
young wife bore in her breast an
other life soon to flower into sweet in
fancy and fill her home with richer
jov.
This motive was the unhallowed
passion that Vaughan felt for his sons
wife. In it's vehement flame honor
withercd and died. and with desper-
ate pleading he sought to draw her
away from her husband and make her
false to her marriage vows q
Again and again the wife repulse1
him, and again and again he renewed
his unlawful suit suppiicating with
a feverish passion that would take no
denial. Finally in his frenzy he told
the woman that if she refused him
longer he would have her life. Still
she remained firm. spurning the de-
based love he offered and bidding
him leave her.
Her child Daisy. a twelve-year-old
girl, who was present relates the ter
riblc scene that followed She says
the maddened man drew her mother
to him. swearing that it was the last
time that she should refuse him AMI
that in a few moments she would be