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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Homlan0's tiirfiid)e SGocr.
Ganiiable. @e6duOe. Roftamt searn. etets uffer
tNlIIODp-l
Snhcsfnnc.

sim %. Ecptcmbcr 3oic2B Y. Stcp int d..
Ycbcn5iubre.
PIN y. Septcmbcr Scum 6tiiue I'M utter
bon % Idbrcn.
gIm y. september gillian 6. 6ricic int "a.
Sabre lbre5 pcbCno.
Vim %, september 3uniic Sabl I'M glIie bon
- NGbren.
slm -. september 3obu II. STRAIT int G3.
Sabre iciuCe pchCne.
.lm %. September Gmmn e. Veter I'M 9lter
non p SdUrcn.
gm -. Gcptembcr 6barlts Born i'm 43. &c.
bcnsinbre.
9lm %. Gcpicmbcr COWARD g. GBrihir, 2G
Sabre ali.
PM -. september eoraB II. Grone I'M g(tct
BON 20 Subrcu.
Vim %. Scptembcr spphie Sutler.
9lm %. Septenlber Is. Senrn soccer i'm glltcr
bon - Tubrcn,
gtm %. S%cptcmbcr snua Muronrcthr Sdn.
bert, 90 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Wnrplano SnItitut.

Nnnii Scp0rtcment t3agihnlc luo Aireborts
SfuIpiur ShuIcD bcGinnt am .. Sftubcr. 3eid6s
men it alien ieincn SddcrH, nab WfpocIlcn unb
oeul Pcbclt, GntuilricrI. Wialcu IN 9Sailers uro
Scltnrbet mo i'm WinncIliren. Sdntitaas. alufs
ment Csbcnhi6ulc), 6rcibu1o. mreohnniihcs II.
nrtttcIlouiibce Set6ncn begintt nm fl. Siip.
Der.
0fhcuS. oIoficn oc ocinmmttcr Treiho ma ms
urdiicfionifhcn 9tbibciluulctt mo bic ntcdauis
lhet Nlulten oCe rieriel ulo nriitcIl Subre5
itnocn in hcr NibnluHos Wiurft Sulle, SOrunros
Stru6e. fiat.
Sic metnnii6cn dloiicn 6e5 eriten nnb Srei.
ten SnbrcS luerocn In Der SOuin3 MiurIi 9ullc,
GGrr0uton NpcIulc. gcbuIten.
sStllium y. Sanos, Soriiber
pcs Comics iiir Nluits mo SeibnCnibmle.
GutuIcae f0nneI int Snitiiut pOcr Ourb ole
Rot ctlanqi lucrocu.
llun %norcfiire: sburos q. Gpcriit. gtftunr.
(Scpt16i. "a, SiSo-t0SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Eis AMI cincu Ennft.

StS AMI ClllcH Tlllltt.
Eic mroroffuniihc Strcitirogc, Ole
icit Scr Wnrpftoiuhrt oc3 ocutldcll
@aiicr9 ioDicI Stdub u%uigclpirbclt
un0 0cn GipIomotcn iopicl &opi5cr,
brCdbCu pcruriudt bat, ndbcrt lid il.
rcr %0imng. 9iur in cincn Gunftc
bcrrihcn nod Recommendations,
ncilcu Npiidcn Ccutid)lunO uno
Trontrcif, mo Srontrcid bot lid
Nc0cnt5cit crbctcL nm iibcr Oicicll
Ennltt idlitlll0 81 mcr0cn. llcbCr Ocu
SnhuIt oc3 ltrcitiNcn FlIllftca miro
nld)t2 mltgctbcllt. NuliullCnO lit bel
OCn Inn0lpicrigcn Grortcrun0cn DER
murottmniidcn Strcitirngc Ole rllbi0c
&nItln1 Der iron5oIiid)cn Vrciic ruic
0c9 lrdn60lilhcn Yublituma. ,{l
ocn administrator Qnb Die Mnroffo.
2lnNclCQCnhcit CInigcmnl @runO 81
NClilrdtlmgCIL 0oG crnitlidc Ncrlpifs
fCllu1Qcn cntltCbCn f0nntCn. NGrG
GCIcolc Der iruuB0iiidc Wtiniitcr Oc5
2]Ir2mdrtjgclL Der 0Cn Wurpffos San
Ocl clnNclcltCt, inn Nnltc AcbIicbclr,
Damn mdrcn Die SolNcn ol0crc gcluor.
ocn. User Den Gingcit oui Den @rltno
Qcbt, bat g tlnr Ncnllg gclcbcn 6uB
Der Ninrotto NunOCI ihIicbIih mcni.
ger cine 0cllt'dl 'rnn5oliIdc, ais cine
oclttld cnNlilhc observation-disclosures
mar. Gic lronBoiiidc McNicrltn0
lpolltc obcr Die 2cItn'ic cnUIiid)c 30
Iltlt uidlt mitnlohcn, ol@ bn3 Nllll
lplcI IN EcutlhIouO nidt inlponirtc.
NclcullC mllr0C bon lcincn WiniltCr.
GollCQcn inl Stlhc 1clalIcn un0 6
mlr0cn NCrhunOllutNcn cingcIcitct 1T
ocncn GcrtihlonO mic Irnnrrcih 3lls
QCltdnOnlhc mudltcn, bis icbt NiCic
&crbonoIuulNcn SIT cincm iiir bciOt
5bciIc bciric0iNcn0cn Abihub &c
fonncn limo - bis oltf cincn Elrnti.
Ser Barrier Correspondent ocS
N. y, Ncrolo" fnbcItc spar nod Dor.
0cltcrn, ooG ctpo2 &rritircn0C4 III ocIl
ShmicriNIcitcn lei, Die GclltihlonO
III clncr Nrugc bcrouibcldyporcn la.
be, 0crcn Hcd)t 1iir Sronfrcid) olll
ncm VooCn IiriIu'3 un6 alien 0coQro-
pblldlCl &artcn %NCldricbCn itchc. Die
S6mlcrlAfcltcll, Die Der &uiier Trnnt
reid bCrCltct babe, itelltcn SrunfrCih
ld)llcBIlh Dor Die 2Hobl, lcinc NIlQclCz
9cllbclicn nlit Dem SuItol BON Wiu
rotfo Iclblt 81 pr0ncn, Ciucrlct uoa
III europa 0cId)cbcn nlG0c. p0Cr oic
WoroftoIrugc 0nll5 III iqIlorirCn ltl0
Gcntlhlun0 Die Nn~0clCNcubcit nit
england un0 Spnnicn or0ncn III lni
len. Vie tran5olilhc Hcgierlul0 0crft
onocr@. Nan bat aud in tSronfrcid
0lrd)'hmlt, hoB Gn1lun0 olti bic ,Siu-
llrllnG Nclltldlon0'a aus mar mo
OoB 6rontrcih i'm Grnitiollc oic $40
item bate tro0cn miIiicr. st oicicr
Folltlf mar Die Iron5oiiidc Nc0iCrlut0
nld)t SIT bobcit. Ger poIitiihc Nori
5ont bat lid) micbcr getl0rtlm0 Is lit
nid)t mr@Ncihlolicn, Dob bon lett an
clil bclIcrcS ScrltdnnniB juiihcu
6rontrclh mo 0eutihIon0 in Die
Wcgc a~cIcitct miro, ais icit 1870. Gn
Gnglnno miro man ii6cr 0icicn Nus
gang Der Murolfolrogc niht ionOcr
LID crbollt icin, cb1lcih Gn0lono nit
ocm WitttcImccr. Nbrommcn }miihcn
6rontrcih mo England juiricocn
icit t0nntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Die scr Glub ocS SoIOotCn 9clpcicn
ici, piirOc Dem pcrOcrblidcu Ginilllb
Der ocnloroliiirUroCn Spclrmtcn cnt
QcQcn Q@curbcitct pcrocu. Sb lid ser
GonNrc6 MN ju elmer Gbot otirai
len miro? -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Stnat @iarNlauo.

Shrenn oe@ Winrnlahoer Stnuts : 3ndibnnics.
q limo c, oeIt %, ScptcnthPr 1905.
Vcrtic1eltc Nugcbutc lucroeu bis sum 4. ono
hey 1903. Hndnrtttngo / llbr, in obigcnt Sniits
illic cltgegeil Qcnnrlnen fir bic tagiidlc Yicics
RING pnhreuo cincS 3eitrnumc9 uuu II Wuuns
ten = onn n%ngciubr iedie6unorrt nnb fhniiia
600 efnno iriidlem Ninoilciidi, mic iulgt:
,,Sbnf," Htppcn mo SdiuItcru. BID Guocn
S.nantitaten, fplucbl rnnoc. mic ootiae Siiidc,
a." S6ll" itno oGbiH RCcf" iito pulliidHoi1 nnsqcs
thlo1'cil; Ole GuGHtiiit fam III irqeno elmer
3ell, lple lpatcr bclleut meroet mag. bergrp6ert
ooer hcrrtlaert mcrhcn, mo miB ous Sleildb
BON Der belten Suulitdt ieitcr Irt fcin.
"hrgldaft NIT heplnltbiQtcr Si6eriteluna mus
lllf ole 9eplnenbdlie InofiibtrHg oco Gpntrnitee
gCttclt lperhen.
3nhlnnscn IN guar e~rfoIgcH mpnatIid.
Sde hcbt. irpclo ipelfe oocr ale S~tngcbotc
1T nerircriclt, bletGt O0rbcbultCn. 1
- SoBn u. @cnlcr,
l-ON, iW5,o) SSurhCin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Siuiocnocn.
..Ninrnlnnn Nniunltn Nnmpnnn."

Baltimore. ben %. Sept. l.O1.
Nn3 Sireftpriunt bat belte cine nicrlCllobr'
lidlc 3iuiocnoc NON bret Frc5rnt @ 9rpicntl
ubcr iilmiunoi iC1jin EcutS t15c.) pro Autbcil
crilirt. irci bon SiCucru, 5nblbGr am mn nab
Samitna, beu 30. september, an bicicniNeu
gtftiondrr. Die am Wiittmotb, oeu 81 eptcnacr.
!inbnlittagS 3 llbr, auf ocr elite oeri cidnct
Itnh.
Ole llcbcrtruQu10ebiiher ipcrocu bon gEiit
ipod. Den -. september, 9indmitt6p3 : llhr.
biz Snuliidq. Den 80. September. &ormittdJ@ Q
ubr, gCihIoficn blcihcn.
Games 4. Mitdlel,
(260-70) Scfrtidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
8cfnnninladlnnacn.
Scpartrmeut irr biicntiide sitcrbcit. @auieI.
Sub cpnrtcncnt hes wcbauocs
Snipcfturos Strcuns.

RnIttmurc. ocn -. Sept. 1905.
Th babe 9(ppIifutioncl fir ioIgenoc Vriois
lcpicIt rrbdlteu:
Gr. 8. gor0s G6nrlcss5 trubc, fir 9tlfitrlrr8
einc6 cleftrifhcn Miotor5 bon 3 Fteroefrnite1.
fir glufitelung ciuc9 eIeftriifen WIotorS BON
3 Bternefrdften.
gr. 1852. Cnf. Strubc, fir gnfiteiurg zines
eleftrifhen llutors BON 8 Eieroefrdttcn.
gir. 1852. Dat Strube. fitr gutitclun9 etne5
eIeftriffen Wotors bon 3 @fcrocfritten.
9tr. 210. SftagumburbsStraBc iiir Auritellitt9
cincs Sumnffciels bon 90 Ffcrocfrdttcn mo
elmer SGmpfmnfdinc bon IL Stcroefrniten.
Srgero SenHno. Der 9inmenoul9en ou9cgcIt
81 erbehcn bat. ntogc %oieicIbcn bis 10 ubr Dor
nitiidaS am 81. september 1905 elrtrcihcn, 81
lueldcr 3eit oariibcr berbdnocli luerocn miro.
Gbp. :. BRETON,
lSept26) CcbnnoCa NItipciiOr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Ntndlrnf.

3nr Grinncrung on uuiercn ~eeIic6tcH Sat
ten uuo Batter
Dciuridl Yfannfudcu,
lucldlcr bcute nUr cllem Sabre. am &c. Sept.
1904, Qcitorbcn. abcr nibt o%crpcitcn m.
Gr III niht mCbr! 70 Idutcu unicrc AlaQcu.
oCr Nuc5 iiir inns mar.
Scr lIur lnicr Slid gciudt IN 'ctncr &ebctl3s
iugcn,
Ser Gin trcicr Guttc mo &uicr fiir ms mar.
60 mic ole Sicrnc uicocriiuien,
CT I'M SdDoub ocs Iuoes Gin.
Su iumit. SrlDier, ibm III ipiufcn,
Scin Nuge brad uno CT mar Scit.
Scr cit6igc lroii. Der ms nod bICibt,
ST Mieberfcb'n in Sluigteit.
@clpiomct bon icincr
(l63D @utiiu uuO 9tHoctu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Gnoc Der Mnard)ic i'm &MnfaInS.

9tud)0Cm SorturCn ltn0 Nrntct1Icr
I'M Huutolt@ eincn &ricg ollI'@ Wttls
iCr gciilbrt, 0dn1ncrt ibrCn cn0lid)
bic GrfCnttnib ulL 0nB ou5 gcgCns
iciti0c Nbnnlrrcn mo Die 3critorung
DER iuomltriCllcn NCtricbe bod cin
ld)lcd)tCa WClhGlt lit. Phi Ci1crSon.
lcrcnj bubcn lid) (urturCn mo Nr-
mcnicr gccinigt bcm Nolicntomplc
Gin GnOc 81 MAIDEN. Gin ollgcmcl
nCr GonQrcB DER &oltcr int aoutul12
loll I'M SttohCr cinbcrulcn lpcr0cn
ltn0 cin ShiCoaAcrId)t iou in3lltltnlt
StrCitigtcitcn ihlihtcn. Noju mltr0c
ulll Der Gonlcrcll5 Elm Nbtpnnlclt &C.
troilcn, bab Sortorcn ln1o Nrmclllcr
0cmCinlom iilr alien motcrictlCn
Sd)o0cn Der 0llrd Eliln0Crltllg o0Cr
3crlt0rlng bon ln0lItrlcIlcn mo
nn0crCn McrtbCn ultgcrid)tct miro,
buItbur Iin0. Iic bCllcrCn mo bclon'
ncncrCn GICn1cntc Der icin0lidcll
&riiocr bubcn ulio Die Gbcrbouo &C.
lponnCn, mo lie mCr0cn oiC uoQc lln'
tcrltiitun0 0c& General WollpCr'
ncrr3 OcS &uufuiua, Erin5 &oll3
9i0poICOm bubcn. Ger bCrclt3 ultgc4
rid)tctC Sdn0CuL bclonhCr@ Scr III sen
SCIrCGioncn BON @ntl, Scr Sulocrtc
Don WiillpnCn 9iubCl bctr0Nt,' ldBt
lid niht mIC0cr gut modem. NiCSar'
tnrcn hobCu BON icbcr nidt I'M bcIten
9iulC NcItnnbcn, ollcin olld Die Nr.
mCIlicr lin0 Ole bcitcn 9rii0Cr nid)t.
Nla Gbriitcll hubcn tic III Der Grcilr,
bCion0crS III Scr cnQlii6cn,Cin luobl
mollcnocrc Ncurthclllm0 %Nciu10clL
ol9 lie pcroicnCn. 9tiht Bios Die Mr..
mcuicr in &autaila, ioll0Crn aud,
Die I'M tiirtlidCn 9tcidc ICbcn0Cm
trCIbcn icit &ubrCn Ncuolution nit
@ontbcn ullo Qunonit. limo luic in
0cN lcbten WohCn I'M &uurolu3, bat
IN Den urn1cniidcn Gcnolution@ SO.
mites IN Der lilrtci ou3 olrorhiiti,
lhc Clement Die Nbcrbun0 0Cpon
men. Gurd lpItcmotiihc, iih bGrii9
lpic0crbolcnoc ShrcdcnStbotcn Der.
icbtcn lie Ole IricoIihc @cp0IfcrlmQ
i'll IngIt ul0 Nlrirc1llng mo buItcH
bic tiirtiIhc &c0icrul0 MN ihon
I0ltgcr ul@ Elm &nbr5chnt in Ntbcm.
SIM Soufoiu2 loQ Die Nnurhic MIN
utib0rcn; in Scr (ilrfCi miro lie, trot
nlcr WnBnobncn Der NCgicrlrnl.
nod iortbcItebcn, mcnnglcit ncucr
pings louiclc @onlbct un0 Sprcn0,
itoflc coniiS5irt mo %iopielc nrnlcni'
l6c uGonnituojlH" cingcitcdt worocn
limo. DAB Der &crn Der Organization
luobridclnllf Gciprcnqt iii, Ser
NroB ongclcGtc Sian scr armcniihcu
Ncpolutiondrc bari i'm aurfoiu& mic
int tilrfilhCn 9tcidc ul8 gcihCitcrt
bctra6tct lpcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Subn Nocl bnrot.

IS itnrh nab firicm lluipoblfcin Suuntag,
hCu -. September 1905. Wurpcns If uDr. Robin
Noclbarot I'M Nltcr BON 7G Subrcn. lSittmcr bon
Si65lc mo barbara Ioelburbt. Sic Nccroiouug
rlnoCi Mittluudl, liubmittnae > llbr. BON lCiucr
9Spb1uHa, l}r. BOOB. Nuuernfhmlbi'e HllcO. ans
ituii, SrclIuoc Imh Nefunnte itno adrtunqeoouft
CIHuclubcu, n%CriClbcu hciNumpbucu. (JGS-1O1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
.Iuhnnn Widlncl Nnctidl.

80 fturb, am %. Scptcmbcr 1905 Subnnu
WiidDnrl Spctin IN iciucnt ~. Gcbeueiubrc.
SrclrlloC mo Ncluluie linb cillpcldocr, Der am
Sicnitag, oCn 2G. September. gtudmittuGa nm
> ubr, bonn lrnucrbauic. gr. 22l2. @uglcsStr.
aus uif ocr g2Scitcrn ecntctcrD" ituttIiuocnocu
NcCrbignhg bciiuuobHer. t2G7-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Trouf Trcn.

IS iturb am y. Septcmbcr 1908 5ronf Srcn,
%peltchtcr Guitc bon Uinrie SrCH. Sic lcCr
hiNlIllG iiroct Sicntag, giuhmiitaaS nm "
llbr, ooft 2~ralIerDntfe, VT. il2. GlaOs SirnBc.
aus itutt. (2GqD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Gin SdDritt in Der rcdjtcn Tid)tnng.
epart % FroScnt an alien erhfIaifaen

Negsabnitrt.
Sin fb6ncr Caro-, cnlmeoer nit
fblu1rSem 3lld oocr peIbenl ooer
gruliem ISliiib sllcberitg. Incs fir
SurgsSiuiae. Begrnbnlb aWn5eige,
GiuhnliumirIug hcr Hcide, ok
Iruuertlor, Il FGur Sdnoibubc.
S%cifnunq ocS SrnbcS.
2cibenfunocn uno 3 fcire autfhcn.
gSiiiinm Suut. 2cidcnbetntter,
NORTH lno @|reCnuoutt 4ipe. Heioe Ielenbune
(Sinl7 .G9Jite ,iaL)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Qpubpu Turf,

Ter tauptid dlidite 5rieohcI tn Baltimore.
areal: $50 Ndcr. = 3mmerpnbreneer Smarter.
qclo Don uleu Siunttbeilcn. Gtrabenbnbit.
gGop1ons puiiireu ben Snnpteinanlla aIlc brci
WiInntcu. gSurulcs @nrtcSimlner fir Soibe,
ole ocn Srtehbpf bel ruubcnl IScitcr ~beiItbcn.
Rcgrdbuihpldee Al ic1r nldbigeH YrclGen,
iimmilth uticr fortiU0brcnocr Ffc9c.
Siireau: Hr. ri. H'Snraiuga.5trake.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
lorraine.

WolertiM = qarfnrtia 1rieofid,.
Wcltll6 bon 2N0lhro0i en- mo cine babe
W(ctle. Rcrliet bic nit A'opbnttnu be3ctdntic
gtnrlba Nncnues Gnr. Srcic Nutiden Hadmitines
an terminus. Frciie bon Rcerubnibpldben ieei
tpe3teu. Htlhtc Ncoinounqct. 5elepbnt
Gdtnl 222. Nircou: S~rantiin. nne @inbior.
Ncacs. Serlouat Sruidirt. (Wui4 tS.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Die Gltcitc 3cituuQ Scr
@clt, Die, Der o6cr 6o8 Cling Nuo"
in Ecfing iCicrt ibrcn 400. @cburtS.
tag. Sr oieicn uicr5cbnbunOcrt Sab.
rem bot Oo9 9lott lpcocr in Gorm.
Grid, nod ionltluic cine Ycnocrumg
Crinhren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
germiidltc TnSciacn.
Tanfjnonna.

Sir bic prnmptc Nis5oblnna bes Stcrbcpel'
oeS uIllu6lih pes glblCbcnS neither Nuitlli Gar
bara Sittmnr iupc im biCrnllt oent sgSiticiS
BAD &crctn" uro nCr r0cIriCilu Sogc". oeor On
ocns Der Hutcn I'riiocr" mciiet bcrilitlten
Sunf.
Baltimore, ben %. Geptcmbcr ioO5.
(2GJ) ... Sphn Tittmur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

3mor it's nod LANCE bis
5llr n0d)itcn ErGlioentcnfpobl, nber
man ~bcid)0itigt lid, III mond)er Street
icn lhon lest nit Den moglid)en San.
oiootcn. Sat oo Senionb oieler Gage
foIQenoc Observation-Disclosures &ch-
ming angcItcat: y |iccsFrdlioentcn.
lpcldr sit ErGiibcnten eriuablt ipllroell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Gnoliid,cr itutcrridIt.

Sin iunqer Ieutihcr uiinibt lluterritt in
ncr cnqliidcu Sprubc; tam 6ltrl Sebrer ms
0dlS ionttncn. Ioreiie: IS. 3. b." expedition
ptcics SInttes. t269)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Same in SGiten nnS SDpfcn.
Sutntergriiu uGIcr slrt IN aiiten Iir6 1optcn
piro fit Ieforntipusapede a~eltefcrt. WlCtne
Jnfcciicines mo SufeftcIiipbier oertrlGcr llnae'
SefliioclsGt1len fem Gift. Scnoet hJr me.
een Girfusar. seenien fRr Staot NIB eano
gefu6t
Nm. 7. Gprie.
eInciatr.Nprfer1,
Rr. 2ts, Notwithstanding 8ultirrcrs.
(Dhnt2l TAG .1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Sn Mort d) a dL Der alien
Sdnpci5critoot am @obeniCc iiibrtc
Der Strife Der @icBcrci HIrbcitcr SIT
0crortiNcn Observation-Disclosures 1cgen
5ugerciitcNrbcitcr, oob ilbcr bicStoOt
Der 9cIugcrlngS5uitono ucrbGnGt
lullrbc. Sic Stobt lpllroc BON Grip.
pen bcicbt. Sic 3o5l Der Nuiriibrcr
ilbcriticN iuiltn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Sn WroBbcringcn an Der
Sim pcritorb fiir5lid Der IN mcitct
&rciicn brfountc uno belicbtc 9ubn-
bOiS-Forticr Sron5 6rcurb. 8clln-
.,cn lit iolgcnbc @cid)id)tc, Die BON
linn crjGblt miro: NlS gutter Srgcl-
ipieler pcrtrot CT Dor einigen Sobren
0cu 2cbrcr leincs TorfeS im Conn.
to0a.@ ottcsbicnlt. Gr bottc ben Sag
;llpor onltrcngcnbcn 0ienlt 9ebabt II.
lpor m1brcnb Der Trebiat ionit Gin.
0cihloien. IncS portete olii oos
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hall to close every diSreputable estab-
lishment. certainly until after election.
Charles z. Carpenter. a millionaire
manufacturer, addressing 2,eo0 business
men last night, declared that the de-
partment of public safety positively as
serted its control over these houses by
ordering them to be closed
Would Arrest Men.
Mayor Weaver, through another per
son. outlined his plan to abate the vice.
If the police have made any promises
this plan will enable them to keep them.
by pursuing not prOprietorS, but patrons.
The mayor proposes to arrest the men
who frequent such resorts under a de-
cision of Judge SuiEberger. who recently
handed down an opinion to the effect
that frequenter is guilty equally with
inmate
From now on said Lieutenant Cal
lahan, we are going to arrest and pun
ish every man caught in these places.
No pull or excuse Will help them. There
will be no more sensational raids, but
we intend to watch all such houses. and
when a man enters we will follow and
arrest him. That's the surest way OF
cleaning up any district
Clergymen of every denomination are
moving to attack the traffic In their
sermons and by holding mass meetings.
The Washington times., 1905-02-09
Philadelphia Megaphones
Cry $Protect Your Homes
City Is Reused by Cries to Join Crusade
Against ViCe-Law and Order Society
Has Evidence.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9-"Protect
your homes is being beloved by mega
phone men frone one to the other END
o. this city. Electric signs, Protect
your homes" burn holes in the night
and from the top of electric brouShams
speIlbinders shout the warning,
Party lines have been obliterated by
a blaze OF popular anger; today the only
issue before the people is protected vice.
Will Produce Evidence.
The Law and Order Society. through
Secretary Gibboney. offers to produce
legal evidence that the police have pro-
tected vice for pay, that girls of tender
years are being sold here for fixed
prices. that some remain in the white
slave" houses here while others are
shipped, so much labeled freight. all
over the country; that the white slave
syndicate" Is a controlling factor IN
fourteen of the city's forty-two wards;
BY this offer every bluff made by the
department of public safety has been
called The offer was proffered follow
ing raid in which five young girls were
rescued and-the photograph of the po-
licenan on that beat was found in the
housekeeper' room.
Orders have been issued from the city
The Washington times., 1905-02-09
Burton Holmes Lectures.

While Burton Holmes is giving his Sc
ries of five traveIogues at the Columbia
Theater, Washington on successive
Tuesday afternoons. beginning February
L. he is devoting his Thursday evenings
to a similar course at Carnegie Hall,
Pittsburg and his Friday evenings and
Saturday afternoons to double course
in Philadelphia. Judging from the large
increase in the advance in all Of these
cities, his business in this circuit will be
over twice as large as ever before. The
sale of course tickets for the coming
series at the Columbia Theater viii close
|on Saturday evening, nothing but re-
ing on sale after tina: time The first
traveIogue, "In London" will be given
next TUESDAY afternoon at 4:15 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1905-02-09
Al Il. Wilson.

Next week at the Lafayette Al H.
Wilson, the Golden Voiced Singer, -
will appear in the romantic play, The
Watch on The Rhine" by Sidney r
Ellis. Mr.. Wilson's success last sea
son is. after ALL his best advertisement
for the present engagement In the
character OF Metz Strobel, Mr. Wilson'S
delicate bumor is said to be effective
at all times. and Is said TO merge into
pathos with charming tenderness. The
company supporting Mr.. Wilson in
cludes Fanny Bioodgood, Florence
Slower, Frank Fisher. Harry Wright,
and others
Mr.. Wilson will sing six new songs
Johnny In the Army my Own Sweet
German Rose 1.-The Voice of the
Storm. and Naughty, Naughty.
Naughty" - -55-
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"Toe Proud to Beg"

Lincoln J. Carriers melGdrama, TOO
Proud To Beg" will occupy the stage
al the Academy for the week beginning
Monday next. When Mr. Carter wrote
this play, he had In mind the two Boy
Ian children who have prominent parts
in the play, and who are seen in most
of the clin1axes. These are two of the
Eight CornelIas" family of acrobats
who have performed all over the coun-
try.
The cast includes also Nellie Fillmore,
Mary Servoss. Mildred Glare, Stella
Boyian, Fred EckhaTt, Jake Sfmons.
Lewis Chevalier Al Deuier, A. r.
Lynds. and some ten others.
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Gillette as "The Admirable criehton."

At the New National seats for William
Giiiette's engagement were placed on
sale this morning Mr.. Gillette will be
seen at this theater all next week i'll
j. NJ. Barrie's The Admirable erich
tom in which Mr.. Gillette has had
re.';a rkable success in the past two sea-
sons.
The Admirable Crichton' WAS origin
ally produced over two years ago by
Charles Frohman at his Duke OF York
Theater in London. Readers and play
goers have become somewhat accus-
toned to surprises at the hands or Mr.
Barrie, but the theme and treatment
displayed in 1.-The Admirable Crichton'
attracted so much comment and gave SO
much pleasure to the 1ondonerS, That
the play continued in the British metro
polls for entire year.
. At the beginning of last season MT
gillette opened the Lyceum Theater in
New York in this play and instantly
duplicated the favorable impression
made on the other side of the Atlantic.
Its drawing powers were sufhclent 20
keep Mr. Gillette in New York for the
entire season and the road tour this
year has been confined to but few of
the large cities.
During his engagement here the entire
New York cast and production VIII be
seen. Only one mats.ee will be gwen
The Washington times., 1905-02-09
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
GENERALLY DECREASE
Typhoid Fever and Smallpox Cases
Less Numerous-one More Diph-
liberia Patient.

Only seventy-one cases of typhoid few
yer We're under treatment in the Dis
trict at the close of last week accord
ing to the health report, a decrease of
two since the last report, while small
pox has decreased to one case, two
having been discharged last week.
Diphtheria increased one case, making
tWenty-four on hand, and scarlet fever
remained unchanged at forty-one.
Sixty-seven white and fifty-four color
ed children were born in the week. and
there were 125 deaths. of which sixty
eight Were among the white Inhabitants
and hfty-seven among the colored.
The Washington times., 1905-02-09
FORMER MRS. MOLINEOK
MOTHER Of A SON
Wife Of Attorney Scott Surprises
Friends on Return to Sioux
Falls With Husband.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. Feb. 9-The an
nouncemcnt has been made here that a
son was born to Mrs. W. Scott, formerly
the wife of Roland B. Molineux, of New
York, on Monday afternoon Mrs. Scott
is the wife of one of the most prominent
young lawyers in this State, who was
Instrumental in obtaining her divorce
two years ago
The news of the birth came as a sur
prise to society. Mrs Scott had been
in the South with her husband for a
couple of months, and only their init
mate friends knew they had returned to
their home here.
Mr.. Scott visited several clubs of
which he is q member and received the
congratulations of friends
The Washington times., 1905-02-09
CONTINENTAL HALL
SOON TO BE TENABLE

The National Society of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution held the
second session Of its monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon in the Washington
Loan and Trust Company building. Mrs.
Charles W. Fairbanks. president gen.
eraI OF the organization, presided over
the meeting.
At meeting of the continental hall
committee yesterday morning, a report
was received from the committee on
superyision TO the effect that the main
halls in the new continental hall would
be ready for use by April H. when the
annual congress of the Daughters meets
here.