davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13

Ole 20 Formal un6 YeIta q.
lo55i 2iterorifden Sc
iellf6 item" Der Stats . Nor-
malidule f%eierten geitern gbetto i'm
Sf)uIgebauOe ibr SO. StiftungSieit
ourd, cine notwithstanding. Der
critic Sbeil oeS Ero9ramms muroe
0urd SoloportrGee nito Necitotionet
poit Den Srl3. Ma5ie 9. Mc@inlep,
Sophia 9. Srof, Warp .. IlmoneD,
gli5obetb SaferS, @leonor @ri9bt
uno @nrp 9. almonep oilsgefiiQt,
iuorauf Y9aS 2iebestuerben bon
WfileS Stanoiib" BON 2ongiellop
alifgeiiibrt tplroe. Grof. Srib @oll
leitete ben muiifolii6en S6eil oes
8rogramns. 9ie Mitnirfenoen bel
Der Sbeoterporltellllng iporen: 2e9fop
9iidiHgbom, Morion 3. Monion,
2iba s. 9ropn, 2elpiS q. Moles.
uortb s. Gmorp gafer, s. 9ailep
2ognrL &arrp 9. Gaples, GbarIes %.
Willer, Marp u. Goliton, GoitD H.
Gbriitioit, 2ouiie 0orpea, @lpa Sor=
rington, gtta s. 2eiuis, &uama =.
2inton,/ &atberine Morlbp, gtbeI
Hrice, Gillian &c. Saunoers, Woliq
Selig, Selen Storp, Marp $. 3ap-
lor, Warp $. @eller, Inna @elib,
Games $. gobbitt, Gloops 8. Nortb,
CHARLES ". Rrettpmon uno eleanor
y. Songue.
Wpiterioer Sail. - alS
Der Eatrolipngen oes norooItli6et
SiltriftS geltern Morgen nod Den
Eatrolfoiten an Der gfe Der Some.
pooo-goenue unb 9iboleitroBe fubr
elltoedte Toli5iit @eiief ben aorpel
eines WaInes all Der ode Der G6ale
EStrnBe mo Central : @penue liegen
Gr belt ben @agen an uno bradJt,
ben Mom ms .st. Soiepb's Solpi
tal," mo es iid) betdusiteIlte, oab Del
Malm Elm StraBeubnbn- Gononfteur
Hamens gbas. @brmnnn bon Nr
t1035, Sometpooo -apenue, mar mi
an eineln epiIeptiiden arompie lit
Seltiamer @eiie mar Hiennuno al
Dem Hatrpltaltent nod peldem De
! Wageu gcrufetl mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13

StCIt luBlluJC OtuI8tlt0tt4Allb u
i6eint a DIT Seiten tart, miro
in Baltimore un0 8aibington birets
ms Sau8 geIiefert uno toltei
MIR 1919 Gents pro 8o6e, nit
Sonntogsblatt 15c. 8eIteqlngen
oltr6 SrGger ODER per YoIt rno per
&eIepbon perOen prompt beriidiid).
tigt.
Mi0Sern ats9eriiitet.
IQe 9~eportenientS oes 8eId1ftes
0eS y8eutI6en Gorreiponoenten"iino
nit ben neueiten Grrungeni6aften
Der WaI6inenbmtfunIt perieben.
Seit oem groBen 9ronoe iinO Set.
Wai6iueu eingeiiibrt mor0en, melde
ridtige @unoeriperfe mo0erner Wea
6anif lino, uno nit Siilfe bon @aS
ltno gleftri5itGt in @etrieb geics:
iperoen. 9ie 3eitltng miro attf eIner
Wtai6ine nit en0loiem 8apier ge-
nrudt. 3ieie Maifine oritdt,
i6neioet, fnl3t uno 8Gblt Die 3eitun-
gen, obne 6oB irgenO peIde menidl-
IiGe Siilfe un6eoingt erforOerltb liz.
@orsiiglider &enigfeitsOienit.
9ie Reoattion 6eS o0euti6en Cor
reIponoenten" itebt in o%irefter Ser
binoung NIT alien 0eligfeitS- lgelt.
turen, erbGlt ole 9epeIfen Der ngi.
iociirten Brelle" aus allen Sbcilen
Der 8elt, bat einen Iebr gut organl'
lirten 9ienIt Der erfabrenIten Be-
ridterItotter uno Wtitarbeiter utl0
fam nit Hedt Inipru1 ouf DIE
9ebaiiptung MAIDEN, oaB es Die belt.
reotgirte 3eitung 0es 2an6es lit.
9Gs Bette opK Illem.
Sn oen Spolten oes n9eutiden
GorreIponocnten" finoen Die 2eier
oilsoe3ei6net gei6riebene 2eitortitel
iiber brennenoe Gogesfragen, ia6ge-
mdBe 3oti5en Ole neueiten Gepeiden
bonn SriegSidauplobe aus Dem fer.
men Often, Die 6eiten gtadrif)ten III
fur5 gefnBter Sorm. aus allen
EbetIen oes Sn. uno guslanoes
mas i'm Snnern oes eige-
men States porgebt, mas Die
MliniStpal- 8eboroen anbetrtift, pas
in ben @erid)ten gei6iept, mas i'm
8ereinsleben porgebt, mie Die Yreiie
fir Sebensmittel iteigen o0er fallen.
mas eS fir 8etter gibt uno 6au.
Ienoe BON oroeren Sohen, inter De
mem es fir ieoen 2eier etluas Suite.
reiianteS gibt.
als An5eigeR.MeOin
0ebt Der nDeutl6e Correspondent"
Auen boran.
9teie 8eitung miro BON Den 8e.
boroen fir Die amtli6en 9efanntmd.
6ul1gen benutt.
ollie Bereine, @eieuIdaften uno
Gorporationen 5eigen I'M p0eutlden
Gorreiponoenten" or.
Die @eihGftsleutc miiien, oaBgln.
6eigen in oieler 8eititng ote beiten
&eiultate bringen.
Sabrifanten uno Sanoperfer ia.
den Die an5e!genlpalten Oieies 8lat.
teS.
llnO 8tuar nit 8e6t; benin Der
nDentide Correspondent" gebt in
ale areiie, Tei1 uno Arrn, Sod
nno 9tieori9, Nab uno 6ern, Semos
froten uno &eprbIifaner, 8irtbe
uno Semperen5ler, uno bietet Aaen
@ttpas.
Ueidaftspcrbinonne.
9as @eiddfts : 8urea,i uno oas
Ieoaftionslofal befinoen iid in Scr.
4tt, ct. 8aul.StraBe mo an5eigen
uno 8eiteauneeu oif Die 8eittng,
iomie Neuigfeiten uno nnoere Mit.
tb%eilln9en enteesen genommen tper.
Den. 5erner fam oas @eiddft ourb
beioe Telephone erreidt peroen: fiir
oas @eihdfts Bureau 6. & B.
1928, Mount 8ernon; fir Die He.
oaftion 6. & g. 3175, Nt. 8ernon;
Marplanb 1899, Gourtlano.
SO. Statue.
@igentbiimer ulo Seralsgeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
$taot Baltimore.
gcreiuiste Sanger ION Baltimore"

y&ereiuigte Singer non Baltimore. "
Sine flr3c Situng in Dem Glubbnlie
Der ,Surmonie". - &orbereitrm-
gen fir ole Sdiuerfeier. - Nn-
oere @crcinSno6rid)ten.
Die nSerciuigten Singer bon Dol
timore" bieIten gcitern MbenO in Dem
GIubbauie Der nSormonie" ibre mo-
natli6e &eriammlrng inter OeniGorz
iiB oeS 8rGiioenten Senrp @ieieting
ob. &r. 8iliom @uOeniuS fltngirte
ais 8rotofoaiiibrer. Gin S6rciben
0eS SGngerfclt Yr6iiOenten Nltguit
@oerb aus Neiuorf, in ipel6ent Oieler
Dem ErGiioenten Der D@ereinigten
Singer" fir ein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben au ieincr @riuGblrng oils 6elt-
8rGii0ent oontte, mltroe oerIeien.
6erner gelangtet Elm 9nnfeSidreiben
bonn o2ieoerfron3" bon BbiIoOclpbio
uno Gtnla0nn9cn Der @eiongpcrcine
oGidenfrnn5" uno r2ieocrtoiel" 3llr
Nnnabme. Sr. @enrp @iciefin9 I'M.
tcrbreitetc oen nndfolgenoen @or-
idlag, mel6en Die Gretlltipc Scr Ser.
Singer" Dem @rcfutiOaGomitc 0eS
.llnabbdngigen 9iir9er.G crcinS" uns
tcrbreiten miro:
sr9er ollnobbdn9ige 9iirger.8er-
etlt" m0ge in 9eriidiidtigunq ieiner,
in Der Serfaliung, reip. Gonititutioil,
atSoriidlid nombaft genta6ten
3mede unO sur S0roerllng Der notio-
nalen 9eOeutlrng u%nicreS 9elltid-
tbnmS, iciner &erbGnoc, @eieui6of-
ten unO poIfSfrcibeitli6en Snititltio-
men lno Scnoen5en bci6IieBen:
Sn Der 3utunft aus 0cll Iid) bel
9ltrd)iitbrlng Der bonn nllnabbGngiz
gen 9iirger-&ercin bon Morplon6"
oeronltolteten Bolts uno unoeren
Soften erge6enben finon5iellen llcber-
ldiiIlen cine lie burd) ipeSieae a6-
ihGbun9 BON Ser gretlltioe feIt3ll.
iebenoe Summe 5lt entnebmen uno
oamit einen 6onO 5t I6offen, aus
luel6em ben 2otol. 8ereirigungen II.
8eIeul6ottcn, Die ST. oeiltiden Notio.
nols, Burner, Singer uno an0eren
8erb1n0en in Imerifo 9eb0ren un0
luel6e gleide 3luedc mie Der yllno6.
bGngige 9iirger.Serein bon Worp-
lano" o%erfoIgen, tpenn e~rforoerlid,
cine gcibiiIfe sum 9eilt6e bon Ser.
banoSfelten nod ibrer 3llgcborigfeit
ais Silrner, Singer nn0 Nnoercr gc.
iuGGrt mer0cn fam"
Sr. SenrD SbonaS beri6tete, 6nB
oaS Erogromm fir Die S6iaerfeier
peIentlid o%bgednOert noroen Iei.
&r. Wor @reib mad5te oorauf olti.
merfioIm DAB sic critic Yrobc fir sic
S6ilerfeier morgen Nn6mittog INN
IA llbr in Scr DGorp1rtS-S Sale"
itottfinoe un6 oen 8ereinen sic 9toten
Ser Woiicnfore 6itr6 ibre Irdipore
5ugeIteIlt muroen.
Gem ST SGugerfeit = G%rGiioenten
2eopolo $. @iemon puroe cine 8or.
titrr Ii. Elm Guortett ser SGnoerfeIt-
Sieoer 5ugeSteut, bo Oeiien oieSbe5iigz
lldet Inoenfen ar 0aS groBe San-
gerfcIt IN 6lanmen auf9ingen.
Is lpurOc i'm Serlaufe Der Ser.
lammllng oorolIf nnimerfiom 9e-
madlt, ooB Ole 9unoeSiteuer bon Sci
ten Der &crcine fGaig lit nno sic
nofIte Sibung i'm Glu6bouie ser
.Sarmonie" itottfinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
Ter Sphn nls IriuntlefrrtGr.

@afbingtoM Q.G.5ilf0. @drS.
- &icc.Erdiioent 5oirbanfS bat iei.
men Sobn 6reo. 6. 6airbanfs SIT iei-
mem 9ripatiefretGr %ernnnnt. Der
junge Wtarm o6ioIuirte Oie Yrinccto.
ner llniueriitGt III Der aloiIe bon
1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
Strife Gin GyiuScO.

Strifenbe 2ofomotipfiibrer ser Seem.
Dorfer Sod uno Siefbabuen pom
NotionoG ? Serbono a1lSgeitoBen
@eitcrc Sebuug 0eS &erfe6rs.
Sem gort 10. MGr3. - g8ic
beute aus GIeoelm1o, Dem Notiouol,
@oltptquurtier 0e$ &crbonoeS Ser
Sotomotiufiibrer, gemeIoet miro, 6ot
8roBdef Stone oen 6reibrief' Ger
ltritenoen NnaeiteIlten ser rSnter-
borough RopiO &rauiit So" wioer.
rltfen. @roBhef Stone unO Stills
9bef e. ". &itrlep fcbrtcn bcltte rib
bon Nelp- 9Ort uod) Glenelauo 5llriid
lu0 bericfen ioiort ooS @roB Gon5iG
Der Organization eilL meIde3 fiir
8ioerruf oes 8reibriefeS entIdic0.
Stone bat oieSbe5iigIi6e 9tadriht an
@. 3. Sends, oen 6iibrer Ser Stri.
fer, geIfidt nnO i'm mtfgeforoert,
Ben 6reibrief mo sic Bidder 6eS 60.
fnIuerborocS iofort nod) Dem Sulpt;
QUARTER in GleoeInnO SIT idifeu.
Siele Strifer boben iid nm @ic.
oeronItcIllng aemeloet uno meitere
8eiierumg lit i'm &crfcbr eingetreten
oIleiu Die lofoIcn 8iibrer %beturren
nod bortnGdig ollf ibrem Stono.
puntt, ob9Ieid SeOermnun eiuliebt,
0oB Ser Strtfe ein 8e6li6log lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
Gin mntcrnehmcnbcr %nnn.

|
&otrid @c0tomlS p~erousgo6t mertb.
loie Gbeds lno IommeIt @el0 fir
eincn 6eoiirftiqeu @eiItIi6en in
SrIono. Slim gni6uIoigm-
gen gegen i'm.
@egen SermuSgobung bon anaeb=
lid)en %pertbloien GbedS ull0 angebli.
der @%rlangung bon teinereu @elo=
Iummen inter 8%oripiegelung foIIher
Sbutia6en murOe ser 2~9iGbrige Ho-
trid WcItanuS, alias &atrid M.
Span, alias &c. S. @el(n alias Son,
ron, geItern I'M mittIeren StationS-
barie BON BoIi5eiridter Grammar 1T
flint 61len Dem @eri6tSpcriobten
itbermieIen.
Nllf pertbloie @bedS bin, oie auf
Die sWercantile Notionol-9ont" bon
Baltimore lalIteten, bon meI6en Ell.
ner Die an9ebli6e unteri6rift oeS
Srn. 2ouiS sc. 0ubaa bon ser Dol
tinlorer nNemS" un0 ciH on0erer Die
be8 EoterS Sobn 3. 0uirf pom 80.
Dola.Goueg" trug, erlongte CT $tt so.
BON Dem @aIhpirtb @oluuro Quirf
bon Scr. 1903, Noro-@ apItroBe, 50
bon Scr SIoriItin 5rnu Is. &. Sos
nell bon gtr.825, Observation-Disclosures,
uno ST BON gugen @. 6. Bomb bon
Nr. 802, Observation-Disclosures.
Inter Goripieeelung foIi6er SGat-
iaden preIlte Mc0farulS Srn. 6. Z.
2unlptin bon Nr. 2t4, @eIt,S orato.
goltrnBe, uno Ben 0eger @m. SSobr-
ion bon gtr. $3.50, 0oro,@ utopItroBe,
lie llml 81.
Sn allen 6Guen bate Mc0lomlS
GbedS ge9eben uno 8elteIlitngen &c.
mo6t. Gen Hcger botte CT oils So
terer beieIlt fir 0oS 9aufett ser .Sis
bernier" uno ibm einen Gbed fir 50
gegebeu. Damn mar en- 5itriid9efebrt
unO butie einen 9oQor bon oent Gee
ger erlongt fir einen in 0otb gera-
tbenen YrieIter in Srlono.
Iuf oieielbe In9abe bin bate er
einen Collar bon Srn. 2llmpfin err
longt, na6oem er oemielben ei11en
Chef fir $3.50 gegeben fir elm 9iono.
Srn. 9on0 bette er einen Gbed fir
$50 prGientirt nit ser nngebliden
llnteri6rift oe8 8oterS Gltirf, uno
81 erbolten, mG6reno CT Srou Cos
nell fir 8lumen einen @bed fir 500
gegeben uno 50 erboIten batte. Son
Dem @oItipirtb Guirt er6ielt er sic
9on5e Summe, fir ipel6e ser G6ed
allSgeiteIlt iuar.
Nuf sic @ei6pGroe oes 2ekteren
bin muroe Mclfanls geitern Morgen
fllr5 uo6 Mitternod)t III Dem Soft
bouie gtr. sol, Horos SrontltraBe,
oerboftet, uno cin SrlGnoer, NamenS
Midncl s. !Sealp, nelder, % Sabre
alt lit, Sic 8eltnIsiteIlling beiltdt,
oas 2nn0 beiidtigt lr1b bon ieinem
8erm6gen ungefGbr $1,000 p%erreiit
bat, iuitrOe NIT Nfc0famtS feitgenom.
men, Oo er iid in oeiien @eielifaft
beinnO uno iogar bel inn ihliei.
Scalp ipuroe ober bonn &ooi @ratl.
nan entlaiien, ga er NIT oen Gbed-
Sransaftionen Ridts 5u tbun batte.
Me9PamlS bate offenbar bon Seolp
getaiiuilert, bate inn porgeidWost,
or iet SourualiIt, Geoufteur Der III
philadelphia publi5irten oSriib-
Nmerican &epieip" geipeien mo molle
in Baltimore cine Gbuli6e 3eitung
ber~auseebenL fir melde er, tSeolp,
oos @elo uno Mc93nnuS ooS geiItige
aapital liefern ioate; in FbilooeI-
pbia babe er i'm getrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13

gGHe! YGHe!
sur Meiie ms AnsIanb beiorst 6.
@ains, Rr. Ali, ct. Yaul.s trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13

9eioe 9eine am putirt. =
@6breno ser Neger Charles HoB &c.
ltern Mor9en periufte, am Nortb.
Ipe. -@ingange beS .. @. u1o %
8unnels auf einen Sradt5ug 5u
iprineen, serietb er inter Die &aoer,
mobei ibm beibe 9eine oberbalb Der
&niee nbgefabren prroen. ST puroe
nad Dem Daagemeinen Marpldnoer
Soipitol" gebro6t, moielblt iein Be
firben oils fritii6 crad)tet miro.
Cute 9eteftip Nr6eit. =
Srau Sorob M. 9ofer bon Glepez
lano, Ohio, ipelfe I'M o9elpeOere-
Sotel" abgeitiegen lit, perlor Wtitt.
nod cine 9iomant-9roide gum User
t6e Don $500 in Der 2obbD oeS Sotels,
uno 9anf oes Spiiriinnes OeS @e-
beimpoli5iiten 3bomas bonn itdoti.
iden @ebeimoienlt miro Die Dame
belite poer morgen ibr Gigentbum 5lis
rid erbolten, fpeld)eS bereits Die meite
Geiie mad Chicago gemoht bate.
0eteftip Sbomas befanO iih am
abeno oes genannten Cages in benz
Sotel, oils ein Mann inn Die Wittbei.
lung madte, elm Wann IN Der 9eglei-
tiine einer Srau uno zines t2.idbri-
gen Wao6ens babe fltr5 porber bei'm
@erlaiien oes Sotels einen S1n1lds
gegenitano bonn 6uBbo6en oufeebo-
ben. @enige Winuten ipater fam
5rau 8afer b%ereingeitiir5t uno iagte
gum Glerf bes 9otels, iie babe lire
9iomants9 roi6e berloren. Der 9e.
teftip lieB iid eine genone geidlrei-
bling bon benz S6mlidgegenitano ge-
ben lno elite nadI BENT l(nion.8abn-
6ofe 9ort erfubr er, oaB Der Monn
nit Sro Eohter hah Chicago
obgereiihnoe.--Taridaa Sarnan tele-
arapbirtt ( oie Gbicagoer Yolisei
cine 9eidteibung Der Camille une
oes S1mudes, uno geitern fam bic
Rafridt, Der Mann lei auf Dem 3uge
aefunoen poroen uno babe Der
Sdmi,d ausselieferti 2ebterer fpiirot
fofort per Grpreb snriidseianot lper'
! Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
pie anerRanmt
bette Oenti6e Getting
Der
Mittels nnS GiSsS taatem
lit Der
9cuti6e Correspondent
in Baltimore, M0.
- t849-t904 -

Gieie tdgIide 0orger3eitung er.
i6eint a f|t Seiten tart, miro
in Baltimore un0 @aibington oiret'
ms SauS geItefert uno toitei
MIR 1919 Gents pro @o6e, nit
Sonntogsblatt 15c. 8eltelingen
our6 Srdger ober per 8oit tno per
&elepbon meroen prompt beriidIidl.
tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13

Cine fur5c Situmg in Dem GIubbuIie
Der ,Sormonie". &orbereitnn-
gen fir ole S6iQerfeier - PIN
oere @crcinSno6rid)ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
aDbenbabn.

9p6sfoIb.s &ammerberre S.
8. 81. bon ser Moaie. Ser bar gier
al 9en Mnbolt, er afgoaet peo 81
Sen / Ell gll6er af 80 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

en- 5fppnmpe bar forle=
Den anrettet betpoelig 6oritprrelle /
8eoiteo SbD. Den trat al Gteo /
Hetntngen @~or6oit-Spopelt % gif,
efter at babe pGltet nogle Gtaffe,
lige oper ct @us pes Gtationen, bpor
Sen iplitteoe Saget og pelteoe ct
S%filler1n1. st 2rng, ser itoo l1oen
for, -6lep ifpnget mos Mnren meo en-
laaoan &raft, at Ser fremfom en- flor
9nlning | MnrpGrfet> % en- peo
8renben itaaenoe Sronsportlpano
meo @Glt lpfteoes bbjt op til &uiet,
ligeiom DGffet ODER Mjlebeboloeren
repes at; nogle @ies, iom bar tei-
reoe, bptrpleoes bit / 2uften, %
en- at Dem iloges iaa .poloiomt ne,
moo Soroen, at Sen fit &allen fnef.
fet. &aa @eien fra Morup Melle
fom en- &ogn fisren6e, og Der repes
en- Sc Mars 9reng al @ognen 1oen
Dog at tage Sfabe, ligeiom entelte
&lGoninsitpffer bpirplebes bort. Sfp.
pnmpen fortiatte 6erefter fin Sci,
inottl ben oplpites uoer1, ioa piot hi,
ces, at lape 9oelaggclier onoet
5teos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-19
MURDERED TO ORDER
Alleged Conspiracy Again in
Chicago.
INSTIGATORS IN TOLLS
CHARGED THAT HIRELINGS KILL
ED A GREEK.
Indicted by Grand Jury and an In
vestigation of All Facts
Now Pending.
INSTIGATORS IN TOLLS

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-An alleged murder
conspiracy. instigated by wealthy resi-
dents Of the Greek colony who sought to
avenge themselves upon a business rival
by retaining hired assassins to do away
with their competitor, was divulged before
the grand jury yesterday and resulted in
an indictment against the two alleged as
sassns and the three men who are charged
with having hired them to kill another
man. Conspiracy to murder is charged in
the indictments.
Constantinos Giovan, selected as the VIC
tim, was approached on the eve Of the in
tended crime by the man who, the grand
jury says. had been employed to kill him,
but who broke faith with his alleged en-
ployers and failed to carry out the pur-
pose.
The men indicted are Benjamin Steftol.
alias Gardner, and John B. Hixon, a negro,
who are accused of conspiracy to kill; Pc
ter and Pericles Liskas, brothers, and
their cousin. Louis Soleropulos, who are
accused of having agreed to pay $1,000 for
the murder and of having furnished the
prospective assassin with a revolver with
which to commit the crime.
The Liskas brothers conduct an Ice
cream parlor and the alleged motive for
the desire to get rid Of Giovan was that
he had secured the lease to the Liskas
place. Giovan is president Of an ice COM
pany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-19
SCHOOL ENROLMENT T
SUPERVISING PRINCIPALS PRE-
PAIRING THE LISTS.

The supervising principals of the public
schools Of the District of Columbia are to-
day preparing the reports of the enroll
ment of pupils in their respective divisions
These reports will be submitted to the su-
perintendent Of public schools at meeting
of the supervising principals to be held this
evening. Therefore 1t was not known today
at headquarters In the Franklin building
just what is the total number Of pupils in
the schools. The returns show, however,
that the enrolment the first day in the high
schools was materially greater than that
of year ago with the exception of the
Eastern, where there were five less pupils
in attendance yesterday than there were
the opening day Of the school year 19O4-6
These figures are not taken as criterion,
however, for a large number Of new pupils
will report after taking the entrance ex-
amina tons.
The enrolment at the Anacostia public
schools yesterday was considerably larger
than 1t was last season, and 1t Is stated 1t
will be necessary for the authorities having
control Of the local buildings to double up
several grades. as in the past. The Masonic
Hall is being utilized, as heretofore for the
kindergarten and the manual training
classes. The need of additional school IA
cilities is said to be more and more press
ing in Anacostia each year. and the recon-
mendation that failed of passage the last
two years, providing for the purchase of
the vacant ground adjoining the Van Buren
building on the west and the erection there
on of a four-room addition, 1t Is announced
will again be brought to the front by the
school officials. supported by the citizens
Of the community. at the coming session of
Congress.
and history In the Manual Training School,
today called at the Franklin building and
rendered his resignation, to take effect Oc-
at the next meeting Of the board of educa-
ton. Among the candidates for appoint
ment to the place to be vacated by Mr..
Gerry is Miss Ida NJ. Daily. head of the
English department of the Eastern High
School,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-19
STILL ANOTHER CRISIS
French and German Negotia-
tiOns
IN CASE OF MOROCCO
MEETINGS BETWEEN PLENIPo-
TENTIARIEs SUSPENDED.
Foreign Office at Paris Continues to
View Situation as Being Sus-
ceptible Of Adjustment.

PARIS September 19-Another crisis has
arisen in the negotiations between France
and Germany relative to the Moroccan con-
ference This has resulted in a suspen-
sion Of the meetings between DIR. Rosen and
NJ. Revolt respectively the special plenipo-
tentiaries of Germany and France. Their
last meeting occurred three days ago. and
there Is no present sign of the resumption
of their conferences. Dr. Rosen In the
meantime is seekinS instructions from Ber-
lin. but the extended delay begins to ex-
cite apprehension in official quarters that
Germany will not yield upon points which
France considers essential. Both sides
show anxiety and the strain promises to Sc
riously affect the bourse.
The foreign office. however, continues to
view the situation rs being susceptible Of
adjustment, and specifically denies the
alarmist report in a French newspaper
that. the German demands include the port
of Mogador, upon the Atlantic coast Of
Morocco.
The following official statement was made
to the Associated Press today on the sub
ject: The question of the cession of the
port of Mogador does not enter into the
negotiations in any form for the obvious
reason that Germany and France in their
exchange of notes have specifically agreed
to maintain the integrity of Moroccan ter
ritory. Therefore, 1t is impossible to ne
gotiate upon the cession of Mogador or any
other part of Moroccan territory
When questioned today concerning the re-
newed tension in the Franco co-German nego-
tia tions DR.. Rosen made a reassurfng state
ment, saying:
1.-The alarmist reports in some French
newspapers are quite unwarranted. The
questions involved are of supreme import
aEce to both countries. and therefore NJ.
Revolt and l are proceeding slowly and
cautiously. not desiring a hasty solution,
but seeking an adjustment which will leave
the future free from further misunderstand-
ing We prefer few hours delay rather
thar accept a lame. uncertain agreement
which would be continual source of fu-
ture conflict rather than a definite assur-
ance of peace. Both of us seek an accord
equitable and honorable for both countries,
and one not woundng the legitimate self
respect of either country. Therefore, the
prolongation of the negotiations ought not
to excite apprehension or alarm, as 1t shows
we are trying to reach a durable accord"
The foreign Offices denial that Germany
was demanding the cession of Mogador. also
served to reassure public sentiment and ex-
ercise steady influence on the bourse.
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Grard Representative FIum the District
given point. The day is beautiful and the
display an impressive one. The chevaliers
of Canton Wash ngtCn were received all
along the line with bursts OF applause for
their fine appearance ana excellen; maneu.
vering. The hospital equipment of this en-
campment-the emily one in the column-at-
tracted much attention.
The Pnilade I hia lodges in particular had
many floats in line, and lodges from other
parts of Pennsylvania and from New Jet-
sey also contributed to the impress veness
of the parade Spr ng Garden Lodge of
Philadelphia made a big hit with an elab-
crate float, decorated ITO the limit" which
represented the eXemplihcation of the first
degree. The lodge also had nifty marchers
in line, and made an exceptionally fine
showing.
The Washington visitors to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. L. o. O. r. are enjoying them
selves heartily and rece wing many atten-
tions from local members OF tie order and
those in attendance from otLer sta.es. Cam
ton Washington. No. l. and Federal City
degree team arrived Saturday eve ing and
have general Headquarters at Green's
Hotel. Columbia Lodge degree team comes
over tomorrow, and all have Teen, VIII
be- featured in the contests, tie results Of
which will. however, not Ec known until
later in the session.
Canton Washington. No. /, and the other
visiting cantons have been brought promi-
nenty into the limelight BY TIE rather
novel proposition fc- tie separation of the
Patriarchs Militant from the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, at least for leg s.ative pur-
poses. There will be q lively contest over
this question. There g quite a division OF
sentiment on the subject and present ndi-
cations are that viii G thc nitriarchs may
be allowed to originate legislation pertain-
ing to the military branch of OBI Fellow
ship the supreme tody will reserve the
right to approve OF reject their PROPOSE
tions.
/. Importance CT tie Patriarchs.
The Patriarchs Mil!t ut have bee1 one Of
the most important elements of strength of
the l. o. @. F. M3ny believe thai the sepa-
ra tion of the two bodies would weaken the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. Ii has been
very important factor in inducing Young
men to become members OF the orde-.
While the proposed resolution does not