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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
BLOWS STRUCK

Lyme. Sept. 1o-There were fea-
lures in the republican caucus held at
Lyme yesterday afternoon that were
out Of the ordinary. Ii was called to
nominate delegates to the coming
congressional convention and was ex-
pected to last about ten minutes. Ii
held on for a strenuous hour during
which time the friends Of AttRacy
General King said that an attempt
was being made to stuff the ballot box
and to ring in unregistered voters.
The argument grew so interesting
that at one time a Higgins man
threatened 10 punch the face" Os r.
Hart Gcer who is a King man. snd
then made good Mr. Geer SAIL Last
night that he was not hurt and that
he should not prosecute, especially rs
be won out.
The trouble began as soon Is the
caucus opened and the first ballot vas
taken- The vote was pretty evenly
divided between E. Hart Geer. King
man. and ]. B. Loni. a Higgins fol-
lower. Neither had a majority but n
second ballot that footed up a. ap-
parently appointed Mr. Lord. About
this time Mr. Geer entered a protest
and asked the chair to count the vO-
ters in the hall and this was done.
the number being several short Of the
number Of votes cast After a second
count had shown the same state 81
things Il was moved to vote - the
caucus list. Abouf this time Mr. Geer
was sfruck and after that the meeting
went On much - other eancBses do.
The deizafes namei were 2 Hart
Geer. l. L. BrockwaF A J. Grifin
and william =. EaHyer- ne last
ff<ee are said 70 be Higgins men-
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
Big Bla.e At Gold Fields.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 19.-Dispatch-
es received in Seattle tell of a disas-
trous fire that has swept the heart of
the business section of Nome. From
the meager information given 1t is be-
lieved that twenty to twenty-five build
ings were destroyed in the vicinity of
Lanes Way and that the fire area COW
cred from two to three blocks. 1t is
thought that the fire burned in both d.
rections from Lanes Way, and it is es-
timated that the loss will reach $780,
600. All the town records were de-
stroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

This announcement will surely bl
as We have had several inquiries for
are waiting for them. So wait no lor
most worthy and beautiful assemble
Percales for the winter wrappers
for the childrens durable dresses and
Then there's the MerceriZed Coco
please. They are the nucleus for hur
ARNOLD's WORSTED SUITINGs
p inches wide, looks like $1.00 a
yard goods, in all the latest suit
ing effects, 121sc I'd
ARNOLD's BROADCLOTH.
27 inches wide, plain eolors only,
medium weight, looks like the
more expensive goods, price 25c I'd
GALATEA CLOTH.
30 inches wide, in all the newest
designs, makes splendid school
dresses, price 121sc I'd
ROXBORO FLANNELS.
36 inches wide, a splendid assert
ment Of all the latest colorings,
for kimonos and house dresses.
price ."s 121sc I'd
Best quality, in all the new stripes
and checks, price 10c I'd
FLORENTINB MOHAIR.
A new material this season, suit
able for shirt waist suits, in neat
designs and good colors, price
25c I'd
ARNOLD'S sUPERFINE FLAN-
NELS.
In new japanese and Persian de-
signs, for kimonos and dressing
sacques, all new patterns, price
15c I'd
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
We do not propose to hurry you in
the selection of your Lace Curtains
and Portieres, but we do wish to i'm
press upon you the Importance of our
September Upholstery Sales and the
saving to be effected by purchasing
now.
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS.
Designs are magnifcently worked,
with massive borders and handsome
corners, some with alIover centers,
others with detached figures; three
exceptional values:
Value $500, special $500 pair
Value $3.50, special $500 pair
Value $3.50, special $3.50 pair
RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS.
Made of plain muslin, sheer and
dainty. with hemstitehed ruffies and
various styles OF tucks, choice of six
patterns.
value $50. special S1.oo pair
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
Huge Pumping Plant.

/ An exceedingly massive pumpwork.
probably the largest in the world. has
Dust been constructed at Leeds foun-
dry to the order of . Tasmanian gold
mining company. II is capable Of deal.
ing with 100000. OF at pinch $780,
900, gallons Of water per day from q
depth Of 1000 feet. It is interesting 10
learn that the order was obtained in
competition with foreigners, and the
machinery has been entirely made in
England.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
Boston Express Wrecked In Tunnel

Boston Express Wrecked In Tunnel.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The Boston
express, one of the fastest of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford trains
in the New England service, was de-
rallied in the Park avenue tunnel at
Fifty-sixth street a few minutes after
IL o'clock by the spreading of switch.
One car was badly wrecked, and seven
persons were injured, three of them
painfully and one seriously. The accl-
dent happened in almost the same spot
in the dark tunnel where the fatal col
lision between a South Norwalk local
and Harlem accommodation train &C.
Cured three years ago last January.
The express train was crowded when
1t left the Grand Central station, and
the passengers became panic stricken
at the sound Of splintering timbers and
the screams Of the injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 10. = The
bodies of the two women who were
drowned Of Beaver Tail by the capslz-
ing Of a small scatboat have been iden-
titled as those Of Miss Augusta Ahlborn
and Miss Augusta Anderson OF this
city. Five other persons who were
also in the boat at the time Of the &C
cident succeeded in reaching shore.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
Mrs. Chase a Suicide.

: oswAIPSCoTT, Mass, Sept. 49,
Leonard P. Phillips, brother of Mrs.
Chase, said last night that there was
no question but that his sister commit
ted suicide. No one had anything to
gain by her death, he thought, and be
was opposed to the idea of holding an
autopsy
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
Former BOSTON Man n suicias

KAToNAH, y. Y, Sept. 19.-After
playing cards with his wife until mid
night Richard S. Fay, forty years old,
reported to be very wealthy and for.
merry prominent in Boston, committed
suicide by shooting himself at his coun.
try residence, Valley View farm, on
the outskirts Of Katonah.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
Masked Robb-r. At Perm Amboy.

PERTH AMB0Y. n. J., Sept. H.
-Four masked men, one Of them over
six feet tall. two others OF medium
height and one short man. entered
the car barns Of the Public Service
corporation here and blew open the
safe IN the Office. securing between
$3.50 and 500. and then escaped.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
witte'. speech In Midocean.

LONDON. Sept. 19.-M. Witte. the
Russian peace envoy, made a speech at
the concert on the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
during the voyage across the Atlantic,
in which he attributed all the credit
for peace TO the car and President
Roosevelt
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

SCRANTON, Pa. Sept l9.-Miss SUI
san E. Dickinson, who is less than
Eve feet tall. has won the prize In
magazine story contest in which the
award is q column Of silver dollars
equal 70 her height.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

TURIN. Italy. Sept. 19.-Signor Cali
eris. an automoboIist Of this city. was
drowned in Lake Maggiore while test
ing an automobile boat
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
Shall | Ask a Friend,

true and tried. II be kneels beside the
same altar with mel
Shall I demand Of the soldier. who
fights By my side In the cause q
mankind, II our faiths do agreef
From the hereto girl Of my soul viii I
fy to seek somewhere else q mere
orthodox kIssg
would try truth. valor and lore b.
standard Ike thIss-Noore.
Bigotry and prejudice blind snns
people and prevent them from cram
ming the merits Of q valuahls article.
There are people who have not tried
Browns ouiekfre Charcoal; bat fbny
are getting fewer. and we hope aaon
every family IN Waterbury win 20
pFsIsing its good qualities.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept 19.-Dr.
George L. Amerman, for many years
registrar Of the Sheffield Scientific
school in Yale. has retired by reason Of
III health and Is succeeded by Arthur
Marvin Of Schenectady. y. Y. Yale 81.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

OYSTER BAY. y. Y. Sept 19.-sec-
Rotary Of the Navy Charles ]. Bona
parte and Mrs. Bonsparte were dinner
guests last evening Of the president
and Mrs Roosevelt at Sycamore Hill
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

BOSTON, Sept 19.-Former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland arrived in this
city last night from Sandwich. y. II
He remained here overnight and pro
eeeded to BuEzards Bay this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

STOCKHOLM. sept IA Sweden
has agreed 70 an arbitration treaty.
ard Norway has promised to destrsy
al her new fronkssr fortn
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

TIE rae who tceaz't prosper
IL sesfo1 Wholly t1st-
Ara RS ovr faults ts Sometimes tries
To hlsne upo1 q trust
-NashErrto1 star.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
COAL

will be higher later in the season ana
therefore you should buy now. If you
will fill your bin with some of our All
Rail Lehigh Coal you will save MON
Ely because 1t is very hard, lasts much
longer, gives more heat and will burn
better than any other coal. We de-
liver clean coal. Let us prove the
above by buying Of
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19

Now ready for fall and winter
trade. While prepared to take orders
for Fur Garments. Mufs. Boas, etc.
would suggest that you bring In your
garments that need repairing before
the rush
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Sic 8art=N nleibe.

S6Ge Der NuIe6e $~1,000,000. GinIGs6ar in 80 Sa6rrH.
5Gbride SerwiOisuns fir ben sdnlbcntisunssfOnO $t7,-
600.
3insratc 3h SrO5eHt ($35O00 uuf Die gauge NnlriGG.
Die YrGmien, iUcIde bcim 9crtauf Der C6liaatiOucn ~ criuar.
ten FnO, werOeR fir ben SiignngSfono DcrucnSct werScH.
lie NmsgabeH fir SiisnussfOno nnb 3inIeu ucrSen aus Der
Edrtlteaer, meIde bic Strakcn6a6nI~ Seflidaft besabt, beiriHen.
Bic Steucr3ObGer merOrn niema(s fir bic Sard Die Nuleibe oer.
nrhdtea Soften brfeucrt merocu. ~
Die E~Grf6ebGrOe iurb Sas @elo a~usgc6en.
Die Nnleibc il fir bic Tnlagc elmer Settle BON Tartanlaseu
nnO SOnlenarOS an Der iueiHidben, nGrbliden NIB 6itfeu Staot-
sreH5e eHtaus ber,uenOet uerOcu, mc bOn 1re6crif em ClmIeS
gepaHt,
6Hr Die GnSfHbruus Der G~ImIcOidrn RlGnc in uuacm lin.
fange fo ~$3,OOO,0O0 c~rfOrocrlid, unS bic Ibidt Der Garf6e66rSe
1T eS, ipGter meuere Nnleiben 81 %crbebeu. Die |arfiener seuHgt
fir bic 9cfuns aaer init ben guleibeu pcr6uuSenen Soften (Sil.
gungsfOnO unO 3nieu).
las 0eO muf 5u elcideu S6cheu in ben prr pou Baltimore
nno Gbarlesitrake get1eiteu saOtOiiritrH fir Sarfucr6eierunscH
OertucnOet merben.
Die snHGdit sepIaHtcn @erbclernngen THo: Sarf an Spring.
0aroens cntlang, Haf am Uberen Sbeile upn @pDnn's SGaen eMt-
lang, Spiel. nnS SurHplabe in 1Oro- nuS Sib-Saltinture, GcrlGHs
seruns bes uEateriOn YarfS" nad Der Ghli6en stnotgren5e uHb
neHe Squares in DIT. unO 0OrOOlt Baltimore.
las @rlO wmb ern, wenn bic Inlci6e nm 2. Nai antOriTrt
mirO, in 1905 5r @eraaSsabuHs sur @eriHgnng iebeH, ba Die Bib
set.ScbUrOe nnO Der Mapor uub Stabtrat6 crit in Der gaosetSer-
OrSnung fir 1906 bic gcrwiaignnsen MAIDEN maIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
SpSrupbO6ia Iatiemtcu.

Grei BON toqen Sunoen gebiiieneBcr'
ionen I'M bieiigen @oItcur ,Snitis
tut aufgenomnlen. - Ser Sob,
leugrGber 0nn. 2. g2iQiamS bon
8cn%niDIpnnieu in id)redlifcr
@eiir pom elmer m%iitbenoen 9eitic
5%llgerid)tet.
SIM bieiigen Eoiterr Snititut iinO
in Den lebteu SoNcn orei bon toIleu
Sunoen gebiiienc Berioncn auigc.
nonImen mor0cn, Die aae iebr a.,
f6brIi6e @unocu cmpinn9en baben.
Sn gernoe3u ifredliher &eiie lit Der
SO Sabre olte a%obIengrGber 9aniel
9. @iQiomS BON @[ntrini Stoga.@o.,
va, 5ugeri6tet. Gr mlirhe um9IbenO
0eS ID. Mdr3 bon einem groBeng9in0.
bunoe augefolen. 9erieIbe padte
i'm ON MAIDEN uno 5erileiifte oen'
ielben. @iainms rang pic elm Ser.
3neifelter nit Dem 9roBen nno be.
benoen Setter uno rief laitt INN Sill.
fe, a6er Niemono b6rte feline Siilie.
RUE. Gbe er ben Suno, Der bon mi.
mite 81 Minute miitbenoer muroe,
i6lieBlidr bonn Nafcn los miroe,
5erileilf)te oerielbe linn beioe SGnne
un0 mari i'm 81 9ooen. GnoIit nod
20 Wtinilten langem Hingen fam Elm
Wonn oeS @egeS uno t0otete Sen
Setter. &r. @iqiomS reiIte iofort
mad Baltimore, Inn ii6 I'M Yoiteurs
SnItitlit ~bcbonoeln 5u loiien un0 Der
aopf oeS getooteten SunoeS muroe
allh nad Der NnitoIt geionbt 3rued8
llnterIud)urg.
9fit 81 9iBmunocn an Der linfcn
Seite pom Sub binoltf 5biS urSduI.
ter, om ainn mo in Der llntcrlippe.
oie er an Is. MGr5 crbielt, liegt ser
iiebeniGbrige @rp @iniS, Sobn Der
6rou Sottie 2epiS bon SIR. tt13,
SameSt- Cane, Siio . Baltimore, inn
8aiterrS = SnItitute oarnieoer. Ger
Suno, melder Den anoben 10 iiirf'
terIid suridtete, muroe bon einem
Boli5iiten getootet, unb Der 9aoaber
oieies Sunbes befiuoet iif in Der gt.
Italt 3lpeds llnteriudung.
Ser brittle Yotie1t lit Der ~t9-iGbrige
Charles Ueoger bon Wiuersburg,8a,.
pelder anl 10. MGr5 bon einem Sum-
De ongefa1en muroe uno 5tpei &c.
f6brlihe 9iBnunoen oupontrug. Der
Softer entfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
g~riinns fir bic sluttcn.afaOcmie.

GongreB = Ib9eorbneter 8ofter bat
8riifung u~ngeoronet fir Die NrS'
luabl eineS @aoetten fiir ole 8lot'
ten F.. q(%faoentie. - am +. Npril
I'M @oIpteduiflmL. = Nur Tir
SiinQIiuge aus Dem 3. GongreB'
9iItritt i'm Sitter bon is bis %
Sabrcn.
Gongreb gbgcor0nctcr 6ranf s.
8odter, pel6cr in 6ieIem Sabre mic
Der einen @aoetteu fir Die 6Iotten.
Nfuoemie gu annapolis 81 cruennen
bot, triiit Bor6ereitungen fir cine
8riifurg ser Gpplitunten. 0ie Brit
flng miro nit DER @encbmigung Der
Sdul 3 9eb0roe am Samitag, Dem
/. Npril, i'm Yolptednifum Itottfin-
ben uno oieBritfungs 9eb0roe miro
6cIteben aus Qterlteuont @. &,aing,
grin5ipol bes 9olntehnifumS, Sam.
g. Iortb, 2e6rer Der cngliidenS pro-
DIE uno Der Watbeinotit OIL oeriel6en
2ebranitaIt, uno Srn. Carl Otto
S60nrid, @ice . Erin5ipuI Der eng
lid . oertid)en Sdule Nr. 93 OIL
Baltimore, uno ai8QuitbitraBc. Sr'
geuo Elm Singing I'M Ilter BON rs
bis 20 SobreM Scr I'M 3. GongreB.
9iitrift pobnt, fam iid) al Der Bril-
flung betbeiligcn, mo tper bic bodlite
0umnter erbGlt, miro 6ie Grnennung
erbalten.
Dor bier Sobren, I'M Ipril 1901,
perfubr GongreB . gt6georbneter8 oh.
ter in oerleIben 8eiIc. Canals cr-
rang 6oirfar 2eorD, Sobn oeS Capt.
Qearn, Iten@ouocrneurs pon@uom,
ben YreiS. Bur iel6cn Belt ernannt1
Sr. @ahter oen iun9cn 6reO. 8rall-
er, Sobn elmer oeutl6eu @ittiue in
Siio . Baltimore, sum Gazetteer on
Ser MiIitGr = Nfaoenlie SIT @eitpoiut.
Ger iunge Wann lunr uripriinglid]
gum GrioB fir oen bor6er ernannten
WilitGr : Gazetteer alSerieben NOR
Sen uno olS 8emeiner in bic glrmcc
eingetreten. guS ser iulge Mann.
oen Sr. @ad,ter 5ilerIt olSertuGblt
bette, burd Elm Iltgenleioen fiir oen
MiIitdroienit rmbrolfbar mrrbe,
fonnte 9rouer oifdngIid nidt ge'
fltnben nerben, unb crit nod lGnge-
rem NodforIfen muroe er olS Sc.
meiner in Der regul6reu Irmee emf.
oedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
GtnOt Baltimore.
0as @ettcr.

Sir WarpIano uuo Den Giitritt
Columbia tbeilipeiie tribes @etter
un0 0itlihc @iu0e.
Der bodite S6ermometeritano mar
70 @rab nm 3 llbr RadmittogS.
Ger uieorigIte Recommendations
mar 40 @rao lmr 6 ltbr WorgenS.
Wittlerer 8aromcterItono 29.99.
Ger nieorigite S6erntonlcteritano
Scr Iebten "a Stunoen in nndiolaeus
oen StGotcn mar pic iOlgt; Gnitport
%, 8ortlano 80, Bottom "a, NlbunD
a. Seem . Dorf 36, S%urris6urg "a,
GbilaoeIpbio 80, gtlantic Gitg 3S,
@uibington 40, 0oriolf AZ, SotteraS
80. Charlotte 80, @ilmin9ton 4S,
@barleiton 50, Snpnnuob 81, Sad.
ionbiae 56, Siipiter 66, Sen 8eit Ga,
Ntlnnta 80. Montgonlerp 56, Stem.
SrIeonS GO, RoIcitine So, @alueiton
GA, Corpus Gbriiti 6S, MenpbiS Sc,
Cincinnati "a, 9ittSburg 81, SSmego
36, Buffalo AZ. GleoclonS 80, Detroit
as, Nlpcnn 80, Morquette 90, @reen
Ban 80, Chicago 50, GuIutb 26, ct.
Saul 36. ct. 2olliS 56, aonioS Gitp
50, Omaha 80, @iSmord "a, @iai.
iton 26, Sabre "a, Selena 36, Solt
Safe 40, 9enper SO, Nort6 8lotte32,
9obge 40, @mnrillo Al, Sos IngeleS
so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

Smaller tiIIegetraut.-
Sr. unb 5rol SpnrD Sdmnff ii6ers
raidten geitcrn ibre gItern II. Sreuns
be, oaB Tie felt Dem lebten IS. Sep
tember nerbeirotbet ieien. sic mdren
felt mebreren Sobren matchmaker be-
FAINT, mo ipdbreno man erpartete,
boB iie iid bnlo ebelideu piiroen 10
glollbte man ood) nidt, Dab eS be.
rettS geiheben Jet. PIN genonnten
Gage begaben lie lid nod Guicott'
Gitp uno mnroen BORT bon Rep. Or.
@oooS getraut. 6rau S6muff mar
friiber SRI. Gliiobetb George, Sodter
BON Sru. uno 5rau Serm. George,
Rr. 1911, Soirmount . Ipeniie, mo
mobneu iebt an Milton : gpe., nabe
SoffnmitroBe.
9iebi6eH s9er. = Der We.
ger Robert 8rcenItreet BON Nr. t701,
@uilioro,BIace, puroe geltern i'm
mittleren Stotionsbauie BON Holi.
5eirid)ter Grammar ouf orei deb
1tobls. acknowledgement bin Dem @e-
ri6tSperfobren iibermieIen. Die Wes
tbobe beS Ne9erS mar, IbliefernnaS.
magcn Der @eibdftsleute nad5u-
I6leifen nnb bon benielben Woaren
5u iteblen, ipenn Der 5iibrmnnn in
Elm SauS ging, nm Soden ab3ulie.
fern. Gem &leioermaber George
Sdellbaas bon Yer. 10, @elt.S arato.
eaitraBe, bate er in Der @eiie ein
Yaar Soien uno cine @eIte aelong-
fingert, Die i'm 9elpeoere.Sote obge-
~liefert peroen ioIten IL. einen Mertb
BON $50 batten. Srn. 6rib Sobl bon
ger. 10S, @elt-9erinetonitrabe, bate
er elm Goriett uno Srn. Wf. Q. Sub.
boro bon Ger. 8, eit-2erinstonitrn-
be, elm Iaar Sdube 81 $3.50 ee-
roubt. Seraeont Sople uno 4oli5iit
Gorter fonoeu Die a%eitoblenen ga.
den inGfanob1uiern uno fanen benz
Neger oaourb auf sic Spur. gr mar
geitanoig.
Goli5iit 2amm arretirte geltern
einet Neger, Namens Sames z. %.
bis, ols berielbe an Der SarriionItr.
einen mertbpollen @oiierbabn fir
belize nno falte @oiierleitung 5u pers
foufen periudte. Ger Neger be-
bouptete, ben @~aiierbobn al Der
Observation-Disclosures sefunben 5u ba'
ben. 9a er aber elm 3rldtbauspogel
1T, Der erit i'm p~erfloiienen OCTOBER
feline Sreibeit ipieoer erlangte, iuuroe
ieinen Worten fem @lauben &c.
ifenft. gr miiroe bonn aaoi 8ran-
nan f~eitgebalte1. uno mittlerrpeiie
iuht Die 8oli5ei nod benz @igentbii-
mer oes @aiierbabns, Der minbeitens
$50 ipertb lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Sine Bite an oas @obltbGtigfeitsge
fiihl Der NemtiG.Nmerifaner.

9lnt Sreitog. Den 8. M1r5. perof.
ientlid)te Der n3eutide Gorreipon'
bent" cineu aufrui i'm Sntereiie elmer
bon Der Sdminoindt idper beimge.
iudten camille, elmer oeutif)en@itt'
ipe, in melhem es bieB: nGS lit %
cine Somilie, melhe idluer BON lin.
aIiid beimgeiud)t lit. Der @atte Der
imsliidliden 5rou itarb Dor llnge'
fdbr ID Sobren III Der SdJninoiudt,
orei Monote, ebe baS fleine So6ter.
den aeboren murbe. Iuberoem ma
rem flint onoere ainber oo, ober feline
MitteI, oieie 9inoer az ernGbren mo
81 fleibeu. DDS 5tpeitiiingite aino,
Gin fIeines Maofen, ertranfte al Der
Gppbtberie, eS genaS, ober mas
fdlimmer mar, ais Der Zoo, eS be.
belt elm &iidenmortleioen, peIdeS
nit Der 3eit ieineu fIeineu &orper
friimmte.
0ad einiacn Sobren Idluerer 9(r.
belt Der Wutter fing Die Slueite God.
Ter, elm if0neS MGo6en, bas ii6
berIobt bate. al 5u trdnfcln, uno
Der entieBlide aeim Der crerbtcu
SduinOiudt ling al, lid bemerfbor
81 MAIDEN. 2nngiamL Sdritt nm
Sdritt, nabm er iein Spier, frdnfer
ino miioer uno bleiher muroe ons
orne Ting, ooS 10 germ gliidlih iein
moate, bis zines Cages ibr 2ebenS.
Iid)t perloibte. Surge Belt oarnad)
folgte Die fleiue Sdlueiter, oeren
H~iidenleiben oas 2ebeu idon Iaiigit
5ur Onoi gemadt bate. ibr i'm Sooe
mad. Gin Sobr ipGter ting alld) Der
ein5ige Sobn, Der nrmen Wltter
2iebling, Elm bod aufgeihoiiener
Singing, SIT fraHfeln on.
gr lpor immer 10 miioe, adj 10
miioe. Tennoh arbeitete or Grtra.
Stmoen, oft bis 10 llBr. lie broudl.
ten ia @elo. CIR fpar 9ufbolter in
einem bieiigen @eid1fte. Wit nab.
rem &elocnmitb nerborg or Ieine Si.
nebmenoe Sdp1de Dor ieiner Wut.
Ter. Die 8irnra iorote Den leiben.
Den Singing aus eieeuen WtitteIn
nod TEMPER, Colorado. 0ort fueiit
err nun felt 5tpei Sabren, unerreidbar
fir feline Mutter, uno Oh err je 5uriid.
fommen fam in oieieS alima. ooS
ieinen llntergatg beoeutet2 Tod
ME babe ih Die Miitter flagen boren,
nur Sbr1nen rinllen uuoufbaltiam
iiber ibre Wungen, ibr @ottpertroiien
lit nod nidt gebrohen. uno fonnteit
ibre Bitten uno Sleben i'm geiuno
maiden. er mare es langit. - llnO
nun felt einigen @ofen iGngt nid)
aatbe, Die brittle 3odter, an, 5u flo
gen. Mit mobrem SeroismuS Stpingt
iie iif tdglid, in Die Office 81 geben,
ipoielbit tie als 5ppenriter nneeitellt
lit. slber felt 3 @ohen fam lie nid)t
rnebr, fie liegt 81 0ett, uno Die be-
fI%agensfuertbe Wutter meiB, lpaS Is
bebeutet. Ter ar5t iast oaB Die
arnufe tGgiih 5 bis 6 friide robe
Gier eiien ion, iiberbaupt nabrbaftes
Giien. 9as lift san5 id,on, uber no.
Der es nebmen2 8eriuanote uno
5reunoe bringen pobI bin uno mic.
Der, ober gum Tnrdgreiien lit eS
nidt. a0nnte man nun cine Simn.
me suiummen bringei, Inn oieic
nrnie, id)tueraepriifte GaniIie nod
TEMPER 81 Ienoen, Der Mutter ibren