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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

5cid)nen. Sic gan5e Hroollftion lit
lleu utO nit i~pcjicuen Scencrie'r
oltagcItottct un0 pcr0en sic &ollpt=
rotten bon Ben beitcn S6ouipiclcrn
nllsgcfiiut. 9iciclbcn iino &oucS
Sronci3 SullipauL &iap q gSntion
llnb 2lrtbltr @bitelam. Sri. Worion
Stonlep lit Die NrimoOonllo. Gle
Soubrcltcns2iolle lic0t in MGuOcn Scr
tlciucn 9tcttic Ntlion, elmer lic6cl&-
miir0igen Soubrcttc. ipclhc ciucu
~itorfen pcri0nliNen Magncti3nuw be-
gSciterc W}itlpirtcnoe limo: ;obn
). McGounm, Norrp Hcbmon, Nlbcrt
@eIton, George Wcrulnuc unO onOcre
bcliebtc Sdotipielcr. PIN Montna.
0icnitog, Mittlpod) un0 Smlitod
ncroen Miotince'n itnttiinOcn.
rMa|rplon0'- Ehcntcr.4
rOn Sis llppero," oo9 Ncltcitc oit3
Der TeOer George NOc'S, miro OieIc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

dies NodItitbderL III lucld)cm &ntr
Worlter un0 lid NSri9lt, len, Dor
Naen nerlniiCn lterben.
0@i NJ cntuls Ebe0ter."
Cine Organization BON nnbC}u 30
&crionen sic ,9rcumlot0 &urle$
Nlter@j . trift pnn moracn ott nllf Dit
0ducr elmer g2nd)c i'm oNtonmtclt-
tai Sbcotcr" I'M. Cine fonild)e
AtoDit1t Mt tbe Circus" fonuut 5ljr
NHIfiibrnnn, ullN inter Den Gil,Stls
0orltcllcrn bciiilNGn lid, So Glc0c
mo Honmolr0, gnlli2 EribfOrp, &c
tier uno Guimml&cmmcttc @rttlcp,
Mdrie 5000 mo Oolfrcp uno @ors
tom. Zen S6luG bilOct ole &urlc9te
ylbrnuQb tbc CLOUDS"
oEop" Gon5Crtc.
Gic icd)atc Soiion Der oFop"sGon-
5crtc bcGinnt om Montoh Den I. Mai,
IN Der y2pric.Solc". W}on crmortct,
oob Dies sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gou-
5crts Soiion IN Der o2pric" mcrOcn
miro, inioiert Oo2 mnil6crtroiicnc
rN}rtropolitnn 0pcrnbola" OrNcitcr
Don Nciu Dorf, bcitcbcn0 oll2 80 Ger
6citcn Oilliifcr Oc9 2ouOcS, ~cnNnNist
mlroc. Die pMetropoIjton 3 0pcrn-
@cicai0oit" bciinoet iid) SIR Belt III
Californian mo miro DOS SrhcItcr
hireft pen Sun francisco nod @nl,
tinorc fcmmCn. 9oS Srdeiter itcDt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

ItecS iiir Die llnterltiibung ornler
2eute Scr Z. 9optiiten.aird bon
Baltimore nilroe bel Seite geiett.
" il II den ri tees obQc-
lest 5n y aber.
sic oGitiSena' Notiorol . @onf"
rcid)tc gcitern i'm 9unbeS e GiitriftS.
@eriht cine Yctition Elm, IN mcldcr
nm 9lbicburg Ocs Srn. &obn ". $.
Srp ais Sruitee fir ole ~. ".
Butts Gomponp," melhcr i'm &reiS-
qcridt crnonnt muroe, erIlldt miro,
unb icrnCr miro Hihter MorriS or
lild)t, cincn Wollcnuerpalter 5t CT.
ncnnmcn, Der Die Gontrole iiber ole
aal15cn @utbabcn ser @eiclliGoft
iibcrllinmlt. NlS @rllno miro ongc-
9cbcn, ooB &r. Urn Dor iciner Grnell.
llllllg Der Eripotsgmpolt Scr Tirn1d
uor, nnb iolGlid) beren @obl urb
nid)t %hieicni9e Der 9eiammtcn 8lGlt.
bigger Jet. Server miro ungefiibrt.
Dob ourd) oen 9eiebl oea &reiSge.
rid)tS Sr. Nrp Srp bcuoamGd)tigt iei,
oa@ @cidGit peitcr 81 iiibren uro
ncite Sdulocn 81 MAIDEN, mobllrd)
Ole Sonferottmoile oeiGbroet peroc.
cine &lagc megen ungcb'
ih d) oObaiten . ii d-
SIC nImcricon Sprlp & Frcierps
ing So" rcid)tc gcitern I'M Superior.
@cridt cine &la9e INN $1,000 acaelr
bic oElott Gan Company" cill neil
oielclbc ocn alGgcrn olQeblih einc
Eortic lhoobaitcr 9leNbiihien Ne-
~lIcicrt bobcn ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
leucn SGQen bon inicftiolen
aronfbeiten oemeloet ruuroen

WetBc Srau bat elotz
tern. - Cine in Der N1be ser st.
Moricn : Snoultrieihule" in 9olti.
morc.Gountp mobnboite Srou Steiil,
odcr, mclhe al, Den 9Iottcrn crfrorft
it, mllroe geitcrn ollf Griiidcn Scr
County. GommiiiGrc Don Baltimore.
Gountp bonn @%eiunbbeits sGommiiiIr
2r. SoncS 0oSlep nod) Dem Qua.
rontonc. Soipitol geionbt.
&ergni ii gunNcn nuf so.
Eoint. - Ser Scout.
Eoint Surnpcrcin" ueranItoltct am
Wontag Nbeno, ocn %. April, in
Ottcrbcin'S Sollc, ode bon Sull. II.
VealenItraBc, Gin groBes Shalltut.
men nit oorouiiolgeuoem YoQ. "a
Elm portrciflid)eS turneriid)eS BRO,
gramm ~uufgeItcllt muroe, miro CO
1ilr @lele bon groBem Sntereiie iein,
Den M6cno nit Dem Surnpcrein III
perbringen.
Iesgleihen peronitoltet nlorgelr
om Otter : Wontag, Der @eiongper.
ein nGintrod)t" Elm groBeS CONCERT
nit 9oa IN 3mider's Sale an Der
Ode bon Mnore, mo Gilbaitr. Won
iebe mad Der an5eige on onoerar
STEELE.
Satte 5u dnell gefab
rem. Seize g. Goiioro, iun., BON
Hr. 1898, W@orplano : Ipenue, itono
geitern Hafmittog Dor Hifter @olo.
man in Der noroiueitlihen Eoli5eiita.
ton inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, nit
ieinem Mutonlobil an Wount Hopals
gpenue 81 idnea gefobren 81 iein.
Sr. GaiiarS %perlongte. ieinen Sail
Dor Den @roBgeidworenen oerban.
oclt 5i baben. mo puroe bis su Die
ier SerGanolung cntlniien. Yoli5iit
Sl0DO pom noroweitlid)en 2iitriftc
batte bic 8erbaitung porgenOmuen.
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Hn(ere Tbenter.
,W milf Mfnhrmie. e."

"Sbe Frincc Of SnOio," einASrunf-
ltllt, mic e. oic Soltimorcr Sbcotcr.
bellldcr iclten 5l,por Qcieben babcn.
miro Oieie @ohc bier burd) SLAM II.
Granger in Der DMliiit G Afuocmie"
onlgciilfrt. Die groBortige 9iibnen-
ldopiun9 murOc bon :. 2. G.Glorf
nadl General Gem Mullocc'S gleid)-
romigem Bud %geld)riebcn. 0icicibc
boil0elt pom Dem Nciien- mo Nell
1ion3friegc 5miifcn ocn G6rilten
un0 WolIomcoullcrn I'M Is. Sobr.
b%ut0crt, luel6c ST Der @~opitllntinil
bon Gonitontinopcl, Dem oomoIigcn
Site Scr griehiidcn 2oiicr, fiibrtc.
rSr Der ol9emeinen Sonollng lit in
gci6idter @ciie Die 2iebesQeihifte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Nodc int gW%iorplnno- Sbcntcr" an
Der Spibc oca FrogrnmmS itcbcn unH
miro Don 6re0erid Scunor un0 OCiicn
eigGner Srlppe woui0ciii1rt. 9llOerc
Ccmcrlcn2lpCrtbc 9tlmn1crn iin0; =.
s. &bitucp'a 4aShc @roonittd SSit=
'dJce"mbolf&o 3SleHbf. Spieen~, bel net
dem II biibiDe W}Gohcn in @ei0n-
gen, EGn3rr unO Mori6iibungcn init
mirfcn., Cine titerciiontc ltuuHmcr
lomobI iiir ole @roBcn, mic nlld ipr<
jiell fir Die r{ltgcn0 mir0 Scon Wors
rip' GirtllS, bcitehclb ans ollcn m0q=
lidcn Orciiirtcn SDicrclL bilOcir. @c-
6rii0cr Otto OeuiiIc &omitcr; Vlltl-
len mo Gorclli, 9Ifrobotcn; EbiIipp
ln0 Nctfic Yctcr2 mo Die IClmorc
Si'tcra. @~cWcglid)c Nil0cr bcidIic-
zen Die &oritcllllp1en. Motincc'n
iinocn tGglid) ltott.
nS6c @0petp."
Die aSrun9 Ntlnlltic @urlc9oucr9"
trctcll oicic gSod,G i'm y&upctp SGco
Ter" olti, una hicfothc1 BADEN ocn9fuf.
OoB tic cinc Der beItcn lrtppen Der
&nlocpillc Niihnr5 biL0cil. Die
&oupt 9lttrottionluiro bic nuiitu
hide CHRONOLOGICAL oliirateS Of Go
mama" bil6cn itrh rinG 9njobl &c
riibmtcr Giltoclooritracr Der &olr6e
billie . @iiGne trift ourf. GdS StiiG
lHil0ert IN Isaliid}er @eiie ooa Ei-
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DER Hrin5eiiin rSrenc nrtO ocS Sui
tailS Mobdnc0 eingcflndtelt, mcld}t
hn5ll iilbrt, 0n6 ser Sulton 0CnGbrI
item in ocn crobrrtcn .201Ocrn rcli.
gi0le Srcibeit 1ciu0brt. Gincr scr
intprcilanteItcn GboroftGrc, mcld]cr
IN ber Sanoluna porfpnmt,giit ocrf
icnigc oc9 oupiNcn Srocn." 1a%
Stiid bat iedp 9lftc, ur0 bon icitcm
ol0cnteincn Gin0rltd mag iid Der
Scicr ciltrn ScAriii 81 MADDEN, penll
er in 9ctrod)t 5iebt, Dab - Irodt.
@o99onS sur @%ci0rOcruulG Der SIC
neric inlo bcS @CpGdeS Ocr GOO 5l
scr @cicllidoit 1cborigcn Ecrioncn
~ttioroulid inn. Die &olptrollcn
lifgen in Den NGnOcri bon llontbui
ten aiinitlcrn, mic @nt. 6ornmL
@nl. 9codl Sri. Snrob Srlar urt0
2. &crbert,
81 lburgb' rs Sbcotcr."
Gon n1d)Itcn Mittlpod @bcno on
1ibt Der Saint ono Eopoer Club"
in yMlbougb'S Sbcotcr" cine nclle
uto origincle fomiid)c Spcr, bctitclt
She @riGonoS Sruit". Go@ Stiid
lit ans Scr 6cocr oca Srt. Nrtbur
6. Gobb bon Baltimore llnO Die Mflt
lit ltellen Die $50. 2ouia $. 6ilbcr,
inn, rrn0 Gopuro Gloppoolc, 5uci
tolentpoae ilnGe Muiifer Solti'
morc'S.
.Tur0's Opcrnbuus."
@roce Georges rcleS Stilf nShc
Morriogc Of @iuiom 9libc," mcldc@
oielc @od)e in r6orO'S Npcrnbolt@"
Sl,r Iuifiibrung NelonGt, bait Die
,3uiholler pon Nniong bis sum Gn1c
in otbemloier Spounlng. Golltoi
ms Nllocrc BADEN erflGrt, 0ob 6roit
Sunlpbrep @oro, Die llrbeberin oeS
Stiidt9, Die gr6Bic lebcnoc Nopcllcrs
itrcibcrin 1T. Sri. George miro nit
Der Originate eiellihnit pom o@ar.
rid Gbcotcr" in Nep,2)orf bier olf-
trcten. Cas- Stiid 5cigt Gin Stilf oeS
2ebcns pes innercn GirtelS bon Son'
Don. @iQiom Nibe lernte in Dem
,S,Sobr, in bent or IN. oos Forlomeiit
FAM 2o0p Gittp 0riitol fenncn. Gas
llnqliid Ocs iungen Mdod)en peralls
loBte slibc, iid1 81 ibrem Scrtbelolgcr
al mndcn. Is iolgt bant cine Nieihe
bon Sccncr, melde Dos Sntcrelle int
io5iolen 2eben ocs politiihen Siibrers
in Nniprud) nebneu. Gas game
Stiid lit lebr ieIicllrb llnb 5lloem ald1
biloerreidl inioiern e 2onoon III osr
Soiion ulb ellsliidcs 2anolcben Dor
slugen fiibrt. Watince'n finoen an
Mittpod) unb Samitog ltatt.
4ubttorium.",
Ofit ser Nuiiiibrung BON uWte, Sim
anb s." melhes GuberIt eriolgreihc
mulifoliide 2ultipiel oiele ISOLDE in
AUDITORIUM" 5ir auffiibrung &C.
longt, beobiibtigten Die Serren Sur
tia mo Seampn, eilen 2aderfolg
bei'ml Ylblifim bcrpor5ltrnien, mas
i6nen oild mobl gclingen miro.
Tos Stiid erpies lid in ser letter
Saiion ais Elm S6lager ltno lpas
in jeoer Stobt, no es sur Iniiiib.
rilrg seIangte, pulleS Salis 81 pers
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SanitGts6criht.

@obc Stcrblid)feitMrotc in Scr pcriloI-
lcncn Wodc. - 60 SoocSiGQc
0urhl Grfrantungcn Der Nth
Hllngaorgollc.
;, Nod) Dem 9erid)t oeS @ciunobeitSs
GonmliliGrS Or. Sonles VoSlep ereig.
ncten lih in Der pc%rflollcncn @od,c
800 Sooe@iGlle in Baltimore, oegcu
210 IN Der gltihlouienbcn @od)c oe&
GoriabreH, 191 IN 1904 mo 233 in
1903. Die Sterblid)feitSrote luor
21.53 pro 1000 Der @eiommt- 9ep0fs
ternna, 19.47 fir Die @eiBen uno
$3.50 fir bic Ncgcr. Son ocn Scr.
ltorbenen ipnren 80 inn IuSlonoc ae-
borcn, 80 moreu Mcger. Sm y9op.
&icmzaipl" ltorben 8, in SoipitGlern
33 mo in onoereu Snltitiltcn 90 Eer.
lonen; q SnQilcite murben geboltcn.
glS 9eboren mirrocn 93 meiBe uno -
Negerfinoer gcntcloet. Iie balpt.
l1d)lidIten Jooe@ltrloHen moreu:
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Sr. 8uitap 8iesfc geiturben.

I6leben zines Der befannteiten 60.
bofS6dnoler 9altimore's. = auf
Or. gbrom Gilion aus Dem 2eben
geidie0en.
SEER @ultop @ieSfe bon ser Sa6of.
firma 0ieSte & Jtiemonn. Nr. 204,
Siio-Gborle5s StroBe, ltarb geltern
iriib Inn 8 llbr in ieiner @obnurg
an @olocd=, Gomonoion. uno Sngle.
lioe-sluenue nod fltr5er4 &ranfbeit int
glter BON 70 Sabren. Gr erfrantte
anl lebten Ganflagungstage uno mar
lcitbenl tr1ntlihL abcr beiorgte trot=
Dem ieine 8eihGite bis Dor ctma orei
@od)en. Serr @ieSfc nuroe in 81.
oenburg geborcn uno lebte ieit SO
Sabrcn IN baltimore. SSm Sabre 1858
griinoete er nit ieitem Shmager,
Srn. Nientonn, Die Sirma @iesfe &
Nlenlnnn. 9us &err Hienlonn inn
Sabre 1893 aus Der Sirma austrat,
traten 5pei Sobne oeS Srn. 8iesfe.
Die $50. Aufreo ". uno Sorop s.
@ieSfe, lomie Sr. Sobn $. Boring in
oicielbe Elm. Ser &eritorbene mar
nit Srau Nugilltd 81, geborene 0ri.
Der. perbeirotbet, nelhe i'm nit bier
SobneuL @llitop. Ilireo ", Saroy
s. uno @olter, @ieSte, ionic elmer
Eodter, Grou Eoillo Gent, Satin
oeS Srn. 1feoerit Gents bon Der
Sirno Wtiooenoorf @iQiomS & Co.,
iiberlcbt. 5crrcr binterlGbt or cine
Sdmelter, Srou Nicmontl, melde in
G%cutidlono lebt.
SEER @icsfe mar in beuti6en areiz
len iebr prominent. gr mar elmer
ser @rii1ocr bes y@crmoniu.W Gu,
nerdorS," lolpie ein alteS WitgIieo
NcS o@ermuniosGlubs" mo ser
n0cutiden @eielidoit bon Marp.
lano," ierncr Gin Witelieo ser San.
oclsbeboroe. Set etlpo 80 SSSobren
bemobntc CIR ieinen 2on0lib nabe Gaz
~tonSpille.
Gle 9ecroiaung finoct an Iontag,
NobmittagS 3 llbr, oui ser y2ouoon
Forf Cemetery" itutt.. Yaltor SSuIius
Soin1nlln Der Elm perionIider Treuno
ocS ScrItorbencn mar, miro ben
EraucrgottesoienIt leiter.
Or. gbram 8. gilion.
Or. M6rom 9. Billion, ser in Nr.
1887, @cit.g Baltimore traBe, cine
Ipotbefc betrieb, Itorb am Sreitag
Nadmittog inn Sitter BON 81 Sabren.
Gr binterlGBt bier &inoer, oie Srls.
6lorcrce llno @race Yilion mo Ole
SS. Gobcrt mo Sobn Yillon, aQe
III baltimore iuobnboit, ionic meb.
rerc griiocr unb cine S6peIter. Or.
Billion mllroc in Baltimore geboren.
Seinc Satin itorb Dor 5pei Sabrer.
Gie 9eeroiglng iinoet beitte Nadmit.
tag 2 l(br ailf Der r2oroon Earf Sc.
metcrD" ltott.
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III tcinen orOcrep Girfu9 ic oIlf oie-
ic @ciie .ocir6ei. mitroet, mic OicS
bel NQQti;bcd Der 6olG lit. Gle Gor-
itcmrn4cll iill6t& ml brtt .YIobc an
Der 9OfE40dP {aro'2Eo. Ttrobc itatt.
. V90Im n Tluts &c.,.
Z riiirinN rSosl9&cd nrn4 / h
y MI III oirH4- lln6or qocH lgtuipijicn
bca Mouiuth Nodsp Clubs bNlinr
men morger 3u ASiltlicp Die Sriihe
iobro e NGmIcll, mclG)c bis 5trl %.
Npril mGbrgn marholl. ltcbcr 300
Hcnncr licbmrn an Dcn &ennenS beil.
Sr. Sront &rpmpImiro"ola 9iid)t9r
iunQircn uu0 Mr. $. s. MtoriS ol3
&cpr0icntont 0r2 Gibbs olti ocnl9tidl'
tcrItnn0, mG6rCnO &r. oFbil" Mc'
@innia 0d0 2lmt Oe1 .Sturtcr" Ct
biclt. Ylc Griunt QpdCn Iino BE-.
reit2 bclc9t mur0eL mo 5lpor bon
0cn NohiolQcnocn: 6rou Wi. 2ino.
ioD Glorf, 6ruu ". ". @cit6 bon
Chicago, Gjcn. @(. &. Nnoth SbcritS.
Smonr, Or. q. u. Smith Or. Gun.
lcp y9i0iom9, $50. u. Yorr, HuiieQ
Is. 1udcr BON @biloocIpbio, i. g.
2unoitrrrt, &nt. IS. Street bon Ncm'
Dprf, Spol0iug g. Scntina, +. u.
@ation Gha@. Is. W}e2nne, Midbocl
Hcntin@, 9iobGrt &. SoQ, 9ofcr @o-
tcrs, &obert $. @rigbt, 4leronoer
@rolulL Nerlrp y. SameS, @.S. Srem'
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ratetleben uno bic 2iebeSaiioiren
o~elielben.
"9laneD'S S.beoter."
Gle mulitaliiGe 4}oiie uWr. 600
lep," in pollitdnoig nclier Grobuftion
mo nit ncuc.l urio geidrnodpollen
Scencrie'n musgeitottet, miro oieie
ISOLDE In Blouap'ss Sbeater" gcge-
ben. IS lit ein Stint, Dos Heben,
@r1It rno Silllor clltbdlt ullO 'bos
offers dilfgefiiDtf mefoen iollte. Gle
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tier, inn, Soicp6 @bpte, S. Carroll
groun mo 5. $. @beeliprigDt.

Gic 5o6re$ 9 CT q NJ NJ
pes t,a,E Dtarplono s1S tootss
Gerbonocs ser 6rallen : Clubs" fia
oct am 6rcitog nno Samitag, oe!l
~, be5w. 2S. 2lprit in Der 9olle Oea
slruuoell Club itatt. Cine Nn5obl
interciipnter &ortrdge miro bel Dem
AnlaIle aebnltcrtmr" e,p"ran -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

inter 2eitltng Oca Srn. 9ta6on
Sranfo. Der 9iQet.Torperfauf miro
bal0 befaiint gegebcn lperoen nm
itebt cine itarfe Nad)iroge fir Oiciel.
ben III Inslid)t. @ebrere Clubs be-
ben bereitS gpplifotionm fir Site
cingerei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

StplbIiitbe. Gle Grid
tllng ciacr Standardization aliiiit in.
unicrer Stqot mar idon l1ngit Elm
idreienoes @eoiirIniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Gin alters olitifer geitor.
ben. Sr. Soel Soooluau Goip-
lenlon lit am Sreitng slbeno in Iei.
ner @obnllng Yer. 1914, SorIem.
apenne, gc%itorben. Gin Nerpenlei.
Den, al iucld)eln or leit mebrercn8o.
d)en lit, mar Die Sooesurio6e. Ser
SerItorbenc iuar So Sabre alt uno IN
iriibercnS obren ein einflubreider oe.
motrotiiher Tolitifer, ais ipelter er
ein trcller a%nbGngcr oes @ouper.
nclirS Sronf 9roipil mar. Sn ieinen
jiingeren Sobren iuar er 3eitunss.
'dreiber unb -Scrailsgcbcr. Seine
@ittuc, orci SGbne NIB cine Softer
iiberleben i'm.
Morbcr NJ 3 II d tbaueg &c.
It orbcn. Sm Warpl1nocr
StoatS . 3udjtbGtie lit ser II Sabre
oItc Sobn Sliier bon Sagerstom.t,
Wcld)cr I'M SUM lebtcn Sobrcs lei.
men Nadbor Eoiienbcrger i'm Streit
crid)oB mo i'm WGr5 oieies Sabres
oeS WorocS I'M 5~lueiten @raoe idul.
dig bciunOcn uno 5u oft Sabren
3ud)tbollS pcrurtbeilt murbe, aln
6reitog Ibeno an Der 9rigbtiden
Nierentronfbeit geitorben.
Sur emigen Nube beItat.
tct. Inter GROCER 9etbeiliguna
bon Seiotragenoen iano seitern Dor.
mittag Die @eeroigung Der ami If.
april ueritorbenen Srau Morgaretbe
Gueniin Satin oes Srn. Seinrid,
Quentin, bonn Srauerbouie, Ger. 4O2,
Siio ? EocaitraBe, aus alii Dem .bl.
Grloier . 6rieoboie" Itatt. Sn oer
ct. Mlpbonius Stride miiroe fir oas
Scelenbeil Der geritorbenen cine Ne.
auiem . Weiie celebrirt. YrGhtiae
9lumenitiife idmiidten oen Sarg.
Observation-Disclosures iungirten bic Ser.
rem Gooie Saeober, Nobert Noiema.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-17

of the IIry, asking each: IFS this your
verdict was your verdict and still your
verdict?" Each of the jurors answered
in the affirmative.
Judge Sutton-Are there any other
charges against this man?
Fugitive from Justice.
Assistant County Attorney Fitch-Yes.
your honor. This man is fugitive from
justice, and we ask that he be still kept
in the custody of the sheriff. We shall at
once serve warrant for his arrest as a
fugitive from justice.
Deputy Sheriff Haze then arose and re-
arrested Grove upon a warrant from Iowa
charging him with street car robbery IN
Council Bluffs Upon the advice OF his
attorney, Grove waived the reading OF the
warrant. Judge Sutton then directed tina;
Grove continue in the custody of this
sheriff.
The jury in the meanwhile continued
seated in the jury box, and Judge sutton
finally turned to the jury and discharged
it from further consideration of the case
The usual formality of thanking the jury
for it's fidelity and attention to duty
was not INDUCED in and the jurors arose
and started TO file out.
Judge Sutton called TO the sheriff: "Mr
Sheriff. you will not permit the prisoner
to thank the jury
The jury then left the court room.
Grove in the meanwhile looked consld
erably perturbed over his re-arrest on the
Iowa charge, and was manifestly chag
rined that he could not be permitted &c
thank the jury for his acquittal.
He was Immediately taken back to th'
Jail by Deputy Sheriff Haze.
Grove Taken to Council BUNS.
Sheriff Mcdonald at once notified tn,
Council Bluffs authorities OF Groves re
arrest on the Iowa robbery charge. II
the meanwhile every preparation had beer
made for the contingency of Groves &C
quittal and the necessary reauisition papers
had been executed. so that there would b'
no delay in the matter OF extradition.
The sheriff and two deputies of Pottawat
TAME county. Iowa, were in waiting a
Coupcil Bluffs for the message from the Ne
braska side that Grove could not be con
victed in Nebraska, and upon the receipt o
Sheriff McDonald's message the Iowa ON
GERS hurried over to Omaha. A hack wal
hastily procured and the trio of Hawkey'
officers was soon at the Douglas count!
Jail.
Grove was turned over to the Iowa OH
GERS with very little ceremony. and beinl
handcuffed TO the officers he was hustle,
into the hack, which drove of at rattlini
1 pace down Harvey street, leaving the isi
! just at 5 o'clock. ,
! In the meanwhile motley crowd Ia,
! gathered about the Jail TO see the famou
| prisoner and the hack ratified of dow
the hill toward the street salvo of good
bys greeted Pat Grove as he left oman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-17

occasion chance OF satisfying its disease
for excitement
As is pretty well known to those who
have followed the case through the papers,
the court room was literally damned from
the time the first steps were taken 20
empanel jury until Judge sutton, rising
TO the fun dignity of his office. drove from
his court room that crowd which dared
cheer the verdict OF mot guilty" Tho
Bees telephones. and doubtless those OF
other newspapers were busily engaged In
transmitting tho numerous inquiries all
Thursday night and Friday until tho jury
returned. as TO the outcome Interest
never Jagged Men. women and children
would call up to know how the jury had
decided. And when the evening papers
bearing the coveted news went upon the
streets they were eagerly bought up. The
newsboys had another of their busy days.
Everybody wanted to know the result and
know it in detail.
Street cars carrying men and women
home from their days work last evening
were symposiums of study. There were
reflected sentiments which contain more
than superficial thought There may have
been a vast amount OF Grove sentiment,
but certainly there was deal of the
other sort. For instance. one banker ON
a West Farnam street car observed:
ITS a deplorable thing The idea tina I
such crime could go unpublished when
the perpetrator brazenly boosted OF COM
hitting it is too ominous to be pleasant.
1t emphasizes one thing. and that is the
growing spirit Of socialism; a spirit that
the classes arc arrayed against the masses.
II reflects dangerous tide OF thought.
Mr.. Cudahy was rich man and a packer.
Just now the big packers OF the country
are being made defendants In court cases.
IL has become popular to denounce these
men and unthinking people under such
conditions are not able TO do full justice
in thought decd to him who is con-
demned. ] wish the argument OF the prose-
cution that this was case not between
MT Cudahy and Pat Grove but the
state of Nebraska and Pat Grove, could
have prevailed For in that lay the es-
sence of great economic principle, a
/ principle which, IL we are to conserve the
principles of our government and law, must
be recognized.
! Judge Redick of the district court, a
colleage of Judge Sutton, before whom the
case was tried remarked:
"As a judge l have no opinion, but as a
! citizen l want to express my admiration
| for the splendid stand which Judge Sutton
! took. for the manful and honorable and
fearless way in which he rebuked those
people who cheered that verdict"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-17

case or in tho defendant One of these
who has been constant attendant at the
trial is Mrs. Rachel Oleson OF Minneapolis,
who claimed TO have important clues I'm
the case. Another Is Mrs. Sadie Meadows
OF this city, whose persistent attentions
10 Grove caused her TO be barred from
the court room during the greater part of
the trial Before the hearing OF the case
she was talking to Grove through the
bars OF the Jail She also sent him bou-
quets and once a basket Of food. 1t is
said at the trial she made attempts to pa SIS
notes to him and It was noticed she al
ways took her position as near him az she
could get. Owing TO her actions she was
barred from the court room Friday even
ing. She was Kept away until the last day
OF the trial. when she was allowed to listen
to the arguments on condition that she oc-
cupy seat inside the bailiff'5 railing and
make no attempt to talk TO Grove after
the session closed. She was ordered to
leave the court room Immediately and &c
directly out Of the front door on Farnam
street She accepted the terms and was
allowed to hear the Gaze the last day. She
remained until some time after the jury
had gone out Thursday night.
She IL young woman said to be living
apart from her husband. She is of rather
striking appearance and attracted consid-
cradle attention. She is a blonde and al
ways wore a sealskln cloak, faced with
fur OF lighter color, and green trimmed
hat. She was nearly always accompanied
by friends. Until she was barred from
the court room she usually followed Grove
and Captain Haze to the jail door. where
she would beg to be allowed TO talk to
Grove. Grove, it is said. did not like her
attentions, as he feared It would prejudice
his case IL it should become public.
Several other persons who took an undue
interest in the case gave the bailiffs some
trouble and some of them were excluded
from the court room. One or two of these
represented themselves to be detectives.