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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

iiibrt mer0cn, als uorgeIdriebclt, ltnO
BARN erbIift man eillen poQfommen
entIpre6enoen @eminn gegeniiber
Dem Ero5entiob, meld)cr SEM Gor-
traitor mebr SIT 5ablcn iein miro, ais
Die Nni6lo8Sfoiten 6etrogen.
Die bon Ser %Gommiiiion geoffneten
Sfferten iitO galt5 10 nieOrig, wie
Sellte, rpelde in Oergleid)en GonItruf-
tionsarbciten Grfnbrungen 6a6ert, er.
luortet botten. Man meiB, ouB i6on
icit einiger 3cit Die MitgIicoer ser
&anal Gommiilion a%nnobmen, 0oB
Z Ero5ent iibcr Den Goitenarid)log
cine angcnlciienc Remuneration fiir
elrcn Sontraftor oltf @rlno oeS pon
Der G%ommIIIion nllSgearbeiteten Gon.
traits biloen milroert. Die Min0eIt.
SorOcrung, sic BON SIiper uno
Bangs, gebt MN fogur wciter bcrlln-
ter, ais man ge6offt Gatte. Ingenolt.
men, oaB Der Gornnldlog fir BEN
guu 0es &mlols $140,000,0 600 be-
trGgt, mas I'M GongreB oft ais sic
rid)ti8e S6dbrn9 be5cidplct moroe1l
lit, 10 miiroe bic Remuneration iiir
sic Continuation OGiucr.9ongS So
100000 fir Den 6oll betragen, 0aB
lie Den 3uihlog erbdlt. Iagcmein
o%ltiGefaQcn lit Scr gcDolti8e ltntcr-
Idyico 5piiden Sen bier Offcrten, mel
bc bon 60 6i$ % Grojent reid)ell.
@iQium s. Sliper ltnO Hlnion Wt.
Bangs iinO 9eiOe icit piclcn Sobrcn
I'M GortraftaciAGft tb6tig, mo bic
InBobclL mel6e lie in ibren Oiiertcn
mnd)cn, 5cigerL Dab iic wiftigc Nr-
bcitcn ultSgeiiibrt boben. Sr. Sliuer
erfl6rt, cr babe mdbreno Ser lebten
5ebn Sabre gIrbeiten I'M @ctro8e polt
$tS,500,000 mlsgcfilbrt ulro ici nit
iol6en i'm 9ctraBc pom $31,500,00O
bcid0itigt. Seinc 2lftipo gicbt CT ultf
$4,000, 900 an, mGhreno Sr. Bangs
sic ieinigen auf $2,000,000 be5ifiert
lnO %erm0bnt, onB er Sic S6leuien 81
.Soltlt ct. Wtarie gebaut fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Die l1cbcrrcitc ocs Sumbcniucrfcrs.

EbtloOclpbi a, ga, 10. Sas
rlar. - Srou Srenc Steele bon Gbis
cogo, &ithuc ocs 9ombcmperfcrS :.
ToHo Steelc, iprod 9eitern i'm 0e-
tcftiD. 9iireau Dor uno iocntifi5irte
Bic lpcnigen lleberbleibicl BON &lei-
6crn, lpcldpc in Ser 9uirf nad) Der Or
ploiion 0%ciunOcn morOen mnren, ais
bic ibrc5 @atten. Die beonuernsrucr-
the 6rou miro sic Srogmcnte mad
Gbico9o 5ltr @ccrbigln9 icnocn loi-
icn. Sci Sem am Wonta9 itattiin.
Ocirocn Gorolters . Snqucit miro lie
dis 3cugin illngiret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
ScntidJc unS amcrifaniid)c Stnbcn=
ten.

9 0 it D ii, Moii, 10. Snnlar. =
2o5bnitcS Sntcrciic crrcgt III Ocn
&reiicn Ser ,&arporO 3 llnipcriit6t"
Die bier ioc6cn pcr0iicntlid)tc lleber-
lcbllnQ cileS 9l,d)eS 0es NroieiiorS
Or. u. @Gtt9cr BON ser 0cutid)cn
llnipcriitGt 2eipjig, morin CT Ser
0lcid]e iluiifcn Sen amerifaniidFn
ut0 ocutidcn StltOeutcn o~litcIlt ulO
ST Sem Stlniic geluugt, Dab Der ono
rifnniidc Mltieniobn Iopnlcr gegen
icinc Nina Mater lit, ais Der 0clttihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Scocmtenoe 2ubn5mlugc.

Sc65 Millionen Collars mes. pro
Sobr fir peitlide &ofomotip,
fii6rcr.
G6iCago, 10. Sonuar. - Iad)
mcbrm06igen Observation-Disclosures ba-
ben sic neItlihen @obncn beifloiien,
Sen 2ofomotipfiibrtrn erb0btc 206ne
sum 9etragc DON $5,000,000 bis
$6,0O0,0000 jGbrli6 5t gegpGbren.
Die 2obncr1obultg bcfommen unge-
fGbr $4,000 2ofomotipfilbrcr, Die
l1mmtli6 nlf 9abncn lpeltlid) bon
Gbicago nngcitellt iinO. Die llnter-
6atolungen babet 5uiihcn etncm So
mite Der 9rii0cri6oft Der 2otomotip-
fiibrcr utlo 6iibrlutg bon Gbef $. g.
Stone ulo Cinem Gomitc, 6eitebcno
aus Ben @encrnlleitcrn ser pcrlhic-
oener 9abncr, itottgeiulOen. glui
EnIiagicr. 2ofontotipcn erboltcn 0ercn
Siibrer 5 GantS pro 100 Meilen
6obrt outage, nltf Sra6t.2 ofonoti=
pen s bis IL GentS pro 100 Metlcn
oltf Hangir.2 ofomotipen pon so bis
10 Gents pro SUPPLEMENTARY. IS
lit Dies gum erIten Mtale I'M @citen,
Oob Die 6orOtrungen ser Nr6citcr-
SrgoniIotioncn bel iGmmtlihen Bah
ncr 5li8leid g%rip0glmg ionocn. Die
2ofonlotipiitbrer Ga6en ibre 6orOe-
rltng fir lle6cr5cit urto fiir5cren Or
beitstog fQlen laIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
@attinmurb nnS SclbitmurS.
Geutidcr @irtb greiit in ser Ser
Npeiilung gum &euolpcr.

Hem Oorf, IS. Sonltor. -
Gurh i6leftc @cidGite sur Ser
5mciflllng gctriebcn, cridob 9eitern
Ser Oeutide @irtb &enrD Shnel-
bed)er bon 9tr, 5t6, Eotcrion.Ylonf-
&oao, 3eriep-Gitp, icine Satin uno
bcging Damn SeI6Itmoro. Shnel-
bedcr, scr i'm 90. 2c6enSjabre ItonO,
mobnte nit ieiltcr Inn Is Sabre iilns
gcren Satin ltnO ieda &inOern 6ins
ter ser @irtbid)nft, uno ga er olld).
wie Oic iibrigcn @irt6e in Sericps
Gitp, inter ser ~itritten Gurhfiibrung
OcS 9iidof5.@ elebes ST. lciOen bate,
fIogte er oft iibcr oos idledte Sc.
lhdft; CT tranf IN Sol9e 0elIcn nlebr,
ais ibm 5lttrG9lid mar, 1tlrO mar ge=
tern iriib wieOcr idlcdt mtf9elegt,
ais icinc 6rnlt Nnnie @el0 forOcrte.
Sen Sen ainOern mar lltr Die clfi0b-
rigc 2cro sur Belt I'M Salle; Die
GIteite Gofter, mcldc in Shirts Ga
Ocn on8eItcat lit, nn0 Scr cin5ige
Snbn lparCI an Die Irbeit g%egangcrt,
unro 2cnn ne in ser @irtbi6oit, ais
JIG borte, mic sic Mutter pom Goter.
@elo iorbcrte. Sm ndditcn Nlt9el1s
6life b0rte lie einen Shub unO elite
in Die Slide, no lie sic Mlttter oui
Ocm 6llbbooeu licgcu iono. Sic io6
Onnn, mie lid Der Slater I'M Sd)Iai-
5immcr in Den aopf ifoB unO lleben
ocm Bette Slt 9oocn fiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
IScinblidlc Wriiocr.

gambler, @po., 10. Sotuar. =
0as Sbcr6allpt bes Eatbcs Ser Sbo-
ibolle : Snoianer, 8eor9e Germ, lit
am 0onncrItng abeno erluoroet NOR
oerL ais er oie Hatbsperi ammliing
olti ser Geierpution rerlieb. Wail
iiirhtet, oab sic a~llfloilng BON Sort
@aibington SIT grroerfGmpien 5mi-
iden Ben Snoiollern iiibren miro, oa
bie Irapabrer mo Die Sbpi9oner &C.
ldcpprcne fSeinoc limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Grluartctc llcbrrldhucmmnn9 trat
nid)t Gin.

Tttt8burn ga, IS. Snulor.
- 0ic @cfiirhtuno, ooB EittSburg
bcltte BON elmer lleberidynemmlnlg
bcim0cindt mcr0cn miiroc, bat id,
nid)t pcrlpirflitt. Ser 6lllB itebt
bclttc I6cnO oti 20 Sub utO bat jl
itci9cn auigcb0rt. Grit bel cincnI
WalicritdnOc Don % SUB mer0cn Die
nic0rig gelc0cncn Stnottbcllc iiber.
idrpcnumt. &iele Seller itno NIT
@oller sefiiat, icOot lit ionit fcin CT
m0bncnSDertbcr Shnocir entItonocn,
uno Die bon Sen 9emobncrn Der be-
0robtct StoOtthcile ergrificncn Sor-
IjdtSmnBre9cIl crwieicn iid) ais
irbCrflililiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Gcr0prbcu uno acitprbcn.

Sin0lap, g., IS. Samtar.
Gic ppr mebreren Wonaten bier auis
aeiunbcne 2cid)c citcs 9ettlcr8 lit
ollrdb eitcn 9ciud) oes Gid)tcrs sofia
SuleliuS bon Stodbolm, S6pc0ell,
a~gltos5irt moroer. Ger SoOte nor
Elm idppcoiid)er G%oclnunt, Numens
sllbert Gron0bilnl; cr murOc bier sum-
tramp. Sein2 2eihe ioa in ieinc
olte @einlotb ii6erfiibrt wcrocn, no
Ser Scrltorbene Der @rbe zines rieIi-
gen Sernlogcns geruorOen mGre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Sd)nlOio 6~cfnmocn.

EittSbnrh ga, 70. Sanlar.
9ns MitglieO beS Common
Golu,cil" oieier Staot, @i1ion u.
Wortii1, lit idltloig bciunOcn quoroen,
lid ser AtItiitulN sur 9citcdutllg i'll
Snhen Ser Cube Stir HaiIrooo So"
Ifuloig gentaht SIT baben. Sic SurD
elnpiobl i'm ser Wiloc oeS @cridtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
ltnbcfnnntcr SelbltmDrocr.

Ncms Supcn Cont, ID. San.
- Gin gut gefIefoeter Wtann, rpelder
iih in oas Sotelregilter oils 0tauricc
Sorns Don Springiielo, WaIi, IN cllt
bieiigcs Sotel cingetragen bate, bat
lebte Nod)t ntittelit 2ouoomim Selblt-
moro ~begoltgen. llntcr ieinen Gttef-
ten beiono lid nidts, mas SIT lelller
Soelttiii5irilng oienen fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
GcudltthnrniuGrtcr crtrmnfcn.

Nens Sopen, Cont, IS. San.
- Ger 2eltdtburmndrter pom
Sperrp Selter an Sem @euenbreder
i'm bieiigen Suicn, Samuel Nrmour,
III oii Der Hiidfebr bonn 6eItlanOe
mad icinem EoIten %crtrllnfen. IS mar
sur 3eit itiirmiihcS @ettcr. Scinc
Srou lpurOc bon Dem Iampier ocs
2eud)ttburm. SepnrtemcutS bon ibrenl
einiontcn Eoitcll an 2anO gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
TaDtun's Muroacbcimnif.

CAUTION, ., 10. Solnla. -
Die @rono- Sltrp bc1orm gcltcrn Die
llntcflldJung OcS Gilman . MoroeS
uno Gr.Goroner &lein mllroc 5lterit
Uernomgnen. glm Montng pcrocn
6rou Gilman mo Die Mitglicoer
ibrer Samilie perbort meroen. SSm
@ou5en iinb iibcr 100 3cl,gct porgc-
loocn, 0arllnter ioldc, lpeldlc iibcr
0uOc Curtis @eit0nOniB oltSio0elt
quer0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
@crtbupac NradDt.

sacramento, Sal, IS. San.
0rciBig nit 8oloer5 belaOene
5lrll @crtbc bon $1,000
600 iino 9citern bier ongcfonmen.
Gos Gr5 gebt nod &oliio Sltnction,
no ouS @oeImctaQ Don Dem Gr5 iepa,
rirt mir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

-
InloBlid) Der &elboitung bon Ied)S
Sdpuncrt III Inopru, N..W}., melGe
ilber Die nlerifoniihc 0rcn5c &c.
I6nrtggelt lporoen icin iollcn, crtl0z
rem Die biciigen @inlpunOcrungsbcom
ten, Is lei feItItebenocr @ebrnudL oQc
&aponer fclt5ullebmel1, mel6c bcinl.
lid 0a2 Sanb betrctcn, lulO lpcnn iidJ
bel Der llntcrIudung b%erou9ltcQc, 0af
ibrcr 3ltlnlin1g nibt9 i'm @cgc itebc,
10 miirocn lie ood iibcr Die @ren5c
0ebrodt rno dngemicler, in on9emcI-
icncr &cile beriiber 81 fomn1cn.
81 ommt II i6t sur @rotf'
feter.
ErGii0ctt Gooiepelt but oic bon CT.
mem Gonlitc an ibn crQonacne Gin.
loOun9 Der @roffnltng ser SomcS-
tolpn, So, 4~usiteQu19, sur Crime.
rllng an Die eriten Nniicolllngcn in
ocn Ser. Stooten, a6Qelcbnt. Gie
Seler tIllnct nnt ID. Wtol Itott, Ger
HrGliOcnt crfl0rtc, 0ob cr 6crcita Der
iproden hahc, hei sruei pcrihieOcnclt
Wclcgcu6citen in ser }ll19itcQlu1g }lt
lprcd)cn. 9aS Gomitc bCItunO aus
ocn Scrrelr @pnobom II. McrcOitb
nnO u, 81. 2oncoithr jim. pom &id,
monO, iolpie Scnol Gonicl ltnN &c.
p%rdicntont u. SoncS ais @cglciter.
San 6ranciScocr &criifc 3
runGS- SorGeruugCn.
Gem Stoots.3 eportcmcnt lit bonn
9otI4oftcr SranciS in 28ien cine &c.
peId)e 5ligcgnngen, mcld)c meIOct,
0o6 ole -2lnipriihc ouf
@rln0 ocS San 6ronciacocr Bran.
0e@ nit ser .CeIirei6ii0cl &erIidez
rlntgS.@ cieQi6oit" 9coronct morOcll
itn0. Sic Gepci6e Ioltct: ol5n 6ol0e
ser @eiin3sen Se& G]rpGrtcntcntS
babe ib ollrc6 0iSfretc llnoifijieQc >Sn.
t%erucntion nit Dem Winiitcr Dc9 Nus.
mdrti8en OoS 6omite untcrItiitt, mel
G)e5 sic @olicenin6obcr IN Sun 6rou.
cisco Oertritt. Gin &crglcid) mllrNC
geitcrn Tbeno CREDIT mo pon Der
Oeltrei6ii6en Gbonir &erii6crunQ@,
WeIeQIhaft unter5eiGnet, 10 Onb I
nltr nod Der 3uitimntllllQ ser glll=
ipru69bcrc6ti0tcu in Son IronciSco
bear"
W III a dung ser Wili5.
Stills = @riegsiefrct0r Oliucr bat
Ioe6en Elm Standardization an Die
@o%upcrncurc iGmnttlidcr Stootcn II.
9erritorien geri6tct, moril1 er olli oic
@ittigfeit Ser @encrolorOrc 9tr. 3
bc5ii9lih ser WobilmodltnQ Der Wtiz
Lis binmciit, lUeld)e 6o3 &ricuS- 9cpo:s
teulcut ucr0ffcntliht bat. @r triudt,
Sic Sr0rc f1mnltliAcn Gontpo0nie'n
"1o onocrcn' Cr9oniIotioiteh Scr Mi.
lis 5l5uItclclL SIT peldbem 3tuCf cine
gcniigcnbc 3dbl bon Grelnplorcn &c.
~lieicrt niro.
V til rmc uno &oDlcu.
notb.
G%onn1iii0r &orlon bon ser 5rpi,
idctitootli6cn &crfc6rS Gonlmiiiion
tbeiltc Senator @nnS6orollQ6 NIT,
BOB CT bon &rn. Sill Gin ScleQron1lll
crbolten bobc, IN pcld)cm 0crlelbc
ibn mitt6cilt, 0oB in Wontonn mo
Eor0.Nofoto Ole %ld)rucrlten Winterz
|ltitrnlc acbcrrid1t hdtten, DOB obcr
m0rnlcrcs @cttcr ioIge un0 inncrhnI3
lucnl0cr Gage scr &ubntranSport mic
Der Gin gcrcgcltcr lcilt mcrOc, 10 Onb
ollh Nrcnnmotcriol nud) ocn notbIci.
ocnocn Giitriftcn gcionOt mcroen
fonuc.
SChn ab.
Ybilip y. StNuart aus Colorado.
Springs, COL tbeiItc Dem Yrdiiocn-
ten nit, CT lei AcihGftlid) an scr 9ln-
uobltlc oc9 Eoltrl3 ocS GommiiiGra
oc@ @cnernl Sun0omts b%CbiroCrt,
luelhcr bllrd) 0cn Hiitftritt 0c@ Com.
miliGrS Hihor03 oni 4. Mdrj pofurt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

mcldc Die gu@iiihrlmg Der Woblrc.
form bt5lucfcn, lit audi bcrcit5 inter
Sod llnO Sad. Gic Gle bat ibrc
alttcn 8riinOc. Ole Neumoblcn sum-
Hcid)arotb iilnocn bcfon1tlid) bcreit@
in Der 5peiteu @dlitc Oca Monot3
2lpril itott.
9a3 @eimlDcb 5mong i'm
SUR u itdtcbr.
@uoopcit, IS. &nnuor. - Inter
ciocntbiimlitcn lln1ItGnOcn lit Der,
mic lcBte @ohe gcmcloct, no6 Ser
iibung GROCER llnteridlaaltngcn aus
@uOopcit perihmunOcne Sparfoiicn-
bcomtc @orlisccf nod Der @cimot6
5uriif9cfcbrt, nm iih ocn @eb0rOcn
ollajulicfern. Ser 0cirnloont bate
nit 10000 &roneu in Ser Sni6c
0lildIid) Snmbltrg crrcidt lu1o bereitS
cine S6iiiafurte mad, 9tcm.Nort &c
fault. GitC Stltt0c Dor Scr Nbfabrt
ocS Campers pocttc i'm icooA plot
lid) umiibcruin0li6cS @cimpcb, unO
icin @cpGd I'M Stidc lolicno, Oonlpf.
tc cr nit Dem nd6itcn 3lgc no6 8ll-
oopcit 5ltriid.
&ortuQor8 &|ronpr;u5
ucrlCbt.
Qi5iu6on, IS. Gornlor. -
aronprin5 2l1i5 EbiIippc ~itiir5tc Bel
ejucm Spo5ierritt in Sen &oloIt = Pitt
IoQcn l1icoer ttno crIitt id)mcrc Golt'
tuIionc,. Sem Gfcro ~itlr5tc bel Ell
nem Sprult9c iibcr cincn 3ol1n ullO
iicl oli Sen |rin5en. 9er Sebterc
mur0c ~bcpnbtIos nligcbobcl, cr0oite
Ii1 ic0oh ip6tcr unO bcfinoct Iid)
iett, mic man gIoitbt, in fcincr Sc
fobr.
@cllmor un0 ietn Noros
polbullon.
YuriS, 10. Sarutnr. - Ger Gols
Ion, in ypcl6cm Moltcr @cllmun Der
NorOpol SIT errci6cn boiit ruto mel
der sur Belt bier nit Gas gcflllt
miro, mn Die Gidtigfcit ser @ilQc
oltf bic Erobe SIT ~itclerL nuroe bc1ltc
elmer g(u5abl fron5oiiihcr Ncronolt-
ten in ser y@nlcric Wu6inC9" &C.
5Cigt. SS. Santos untont, GClltld),
@raf DC la &ullr ltt0 ull0Crc bcrpors
rogctoc 2uIti6iifcr mnrcll 5ugcgcn
u1o bcfr1octcn grobcS &ntcrciic iiir
sic El1ne @eumor'S. Ser Sebtere
lit ser Gnii6t, BOB Scr Baton in poll
tommcncm 3uiton0c lit.
Sflupcn6unOe in Sripo.
lis.
Con ItontinopcL, Is. &nutnr.
- Wittbcilrngcn aus EripollS ld)il,
ocrrl Den 5lpiihen Der Siirfci u1O Die
icr Yrooin5 bcltcbcnocn Stloucnbot-
0el IN Ocn ihnpGr5citcn 6urbcn. Ger
SuiClt bon SripoIia bil0ct Ciltclt pcrI.
tablcu Nlt3illbrploB mcnldlid)Cr
MaorG, sic aus Nuoui, NnQbirni,
@cbru un0 ciniacn un0cren Iiitrittc1
fonm1t, nm nod ser Silrtei Gebrad)t
51t mer0cn. glber nidt ltltr erlpod-
iene Eerioren folcn Oicicnl Sflnpcll=
bollocl nnbeimL oll6 iun9c @llrIdell
mer6cn nit @clpolt nod Der (iirfci
1cihlcppt, @cionocrS id%uuungpon lit
Der Son0cl nit illlgcn M0Od)clJ Die,
ie finger tic iin0, cine Inn 10 gcld)1b,
terc @oore bilocn. Ser Minocitpreia
iiir Gin iold)cS Slim bctrG0t ctluo $50.
Gic Sfloocnihific p%erlniicn Sen @o.
len bon SripoliS gcmobnlih sur
No6t5cit.
Sic omcrifoniihc @cfaGr
in males.
Son0on, IS. Sonllor. - Sr 0cll
3innOiltriftCn BON Gprnmoa bcrridlt
Grrcgltnq iniolge Scr Nod)rid)t, Dob
cin omcrifoniid)es Spnoifot cine 9ln.
5obl Der 0ortigen ~ergicbi9Itcn 3irn-
%bcr9pcrte 5u toitfen im @c9riii itcbc.
Nic ca bciBt, mciIt ein Nlrtrctcr Die.
lca Spnoitnts icit einigen @ohrn in
Ycn5oncc unb mnterbonoclt nit ben
Ver0mcrfabciiBcrn. 0ieic Notridt
bcborf ollcroings nod Der @cItGti-
9lllg,
Sapton's Muroacbcimnif.
Nnntn,, * ~ Io,n,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Die &pblcnnptb i'm Meitcn. =

6crgnS sails, Minn., 10.
&anlar, IN Der bicitgcn Station
lit cine Don 2ollis $. Sill BON Ser
n8reat Nortbcrn 9abn" inter5eit'
nete Srorc eilletrpfien, 'melde oell
Supcrinten0cnten oruueiit, Die 2ciltc
an icoer Stotion ser 9abn nit &pb-
len 81 p%cricbcn, no oielelben fem
9rcrmmlateriol ooer feline, Wtittel ba-
ben, iold)cS ST fQltfen. @enn irgelto
Station obne apblen lit, 10 lolle
ser Sltperiuteuoent oapon per-
itGnoigt mcr0en.
GA
T5assdis Die Sort. Die !M Inner ss.auft Ha''
s ss,i'' t&1HMzZM
Won
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Sn San Srancisco, Gal, iino
III cinem Sample 5wiiten Den Eing
Sung Gong ulro Oen Sep Sing Gong
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31

aroused from bed, her sparse hair
tight-clumped in seni-crcle Of kid
curriers', Mrs. Conover crouched In
incoming, rocking heap sear ,ad, whisp a
doorways or pcered curously in from
bchind curtains. The mir was thick
with tile puhgcnt smell Of antiseptics.
THO llairoader lying lnoti9hless rs
dozen gas jets, was swnthed Of head
and bnndnged Of arm. tle WIS coats
less, and his shirt and wai s. were
thrown open disclosing MS u in'gn
still booted and spurred, sprotruded
stif1ly asa inanikins
lit was upon this scene. that AMIGO
and Give entered. At sight of the
girl Mrs. Conover scrambled to her
, feet, and with q wild ontburst, of scared
sobs, scuttlcd forward to meet her, the
bedside slippers sllutiling and Sliding
grotcsnucly along the polished floor
Anlce took the panic-stricken. weep
ing creature into her arms and whisp-
cred what words of comfort and en-
enlargement sho could.
Meanwhile Give, not desiring to.
break in on the doctors conferences,
turned to the doorway again and ask
1Sor reply, the groom. Giles, was thrust
forward and Obliged to repeat, with
dolorous JUNCTION, for the tenth time
within an hour, the story Of the ac-s
cident.
You sec. sir. he said, lowering his
voice as though iii the room with a
corpse, "Nlr. Conover sent word for
me to ride with him. We started ont
alta dead run, and my horse couldn't
noways keep up With Dunderbers SO
L. follows along behind as fast as I
could, but ] couldn't keep up to the
right distance between us, to save me-.
Mr. Conover turns out Of the drive.
up compton Av'noo, sir, and on past
the lIumason place, ME a-foliown' as
fast as l could All of sudden I
Z catches up. Its in that dark, woody
patch of road Just this side the quar-
,ies. The way l happens to catch up
is because Dunderberg was havin' one
of them tantrums OF his an Mr.. Con-
s. over was giYin'Nit to him for all he
WAS worth, crop an spur, an lounder-
berg a-whirln' around and pa sagin
an tryin>his best TO rear.#%An' every
time that horses forelegs goes UP in
the air Mr.. ConoNer'd bring his fist
down between his ears an down'd come
lDundcrberg on all-fours again. They
was talin' up all the road, wide as it
is, an Dunderberg was lashin' an
z plungn' like he was crazy, an Mr.
Conover stickin' on like he was glued
there an sendin' in the spurs and the
Whacks of the crop till you'd "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31

< SO & y X i Z g.
n +, us lie sucfcring?" whispered Anice.
sdOr--?s'''
"Horribly,' returned Or. ITawcs in
tho same tone. .'Hc-'
The slirewd. pale eyes that scorncd
TO show trace OF physical or mental
anguish, slowly took In tho group be-
side the couch, resting first on tho two
physicians, then. on Anice Lanier.
AS he saw and recognized Anice the
first clangc came over tho dying mans
hard -set features. a lsok Of perplcx-
.ity that merged into glad. surprise
touch cviry line of care.
thought or time; TRANSPORTING 1t into
the countenanceS of a hlppy boy. Long
lie sought and held hfr sympathetic
glance, that look of yiuth and glad
ness growing and dcbening on his
face, while all around Stood silent and
marvcllns.
1t was Mrs. conovcr Eho broke tho
spell.
ooh, Calcb!" she valid nucrulously,5
"you said no horse coull get the bet
ter Of you, And now---t
At her words the beatnc light was
gone from Conovers eyca In its stead
came n CLEAN of grim, i1nical amtise
ment Then, his gaze Haveling past
Anice to Give .sstandish. Ats brows con-
trnCted In a frown5 OF pleasure. But u
this, too faded. The Rathed head
settled lower among the cushions, the
powerful body. seemed shrink and
fattcn The eyes closedhnd Conovcr
lay very still.
His wife, divining for he first timo
the actual state of affnit flung her
self forward on her kIef beside the
silent figure, her sobs Ealing to q s
crescendo cry OF terror
Slowly Caleb conoveH opened his
eyes Reluctantly, as tPugh drawn
back by sheer force fTd the very
threshold of the wide pfals Of Rest,
q his spirit paused for anil Instant long:
4 or in its earthly nhodfpaused and
flared UP. as q dying park, in the
Railroadcr,s stiffenIng fe.
For moment his sycs-already
wide with tho awful nstcry OF tho
Deyond-strayed over rs kneeling
wife: over the sparse cks punched 4
up in that halo Of k iet !, over
lined by the sheer nisi- gown: over &
the Hen red cyd the blotched IA
i checks, the quiycrin pursed-ups
mouth
Lefty, he painted, inired disgust.
you look---lnorc like q ihsly rabbit
every day.
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won't recover consciousness. Nothing
5butIllis tremendous titality holds the
shreds OF life in him SO Tong us this
}S"Does his wife lknow---- q
''She s not in o state to be told.
wish we could persuade her to leave
tho room. Perhaps Miss Lanicr-----
gesture from DR.. Halves drew
them toward the couch.
clio s coming to his senses, said
the family physician, adding under his
breath, SO that only his COLLEAGUES and
Give could hear; 1T is the final rally
Not one man in a thousand
But Give had caught Allce's eye and
%beckoned her to lead Mrs. COnover to
the side of the couch.
The Railroader's face. set like carven
granite, began to twitch. The rigid
mouth relaxed its set whiteness and
the eyelids tllckered Mrs. Conoves.3
at these signs of life, prepared for u
fresh attack Of hysteria, but a gentle
firm pressure Of Anice's hand in hers
forestalled the&outburst. With an az
grieyed look at the girl, Lefty again.
turned her scared attention to her hus-
band.
DR.. Halves was bending once more
over the PROSTATE man.. seeking to
employ n restorative. Now lie rose.
and as he did So Caleb's eyes opened.
There was no bewilderment, no sur
prise nor pain in the calm glance that.
swept his gnrlsh surroundings.
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thought he'd kill the brute. Then.
Dunderberg makes O dive ahead an
gets out alongside the quarry-pit an
tries to rear again. Right on the ed go
'.Yes,d SAID Give excitcdly, as tho
groom paused and them
'.Why, sir, I can't rightly. tell, the
light was so bad. If it'd been any
one else but Mr. Conover, I'd say Ito
lost his nerve, am when Dunderberg
reared UP lie forget to bring him down
like he'd done those other times. or
maybe he did hit the horse between
the ears again an didn't hit hard
enough Anyhow, over goes Dunder-
berg bacl1wnrd--clean. fifteen feet
drop-into THE quarry. An Mr.. Con-
over under him. An them
But ClivcShad NOV ed away. The doc
tors had finished their consultation
and one OF thein---Dr Halves, the Con-
over family physician-had again ap-
preached that silent figure on the
couch.
AT sight OF Standish the second doc
tor came forward to meet the young
man.
NO.. lie whispered reading the un-5
spoken question in Gives face. "no
possible hope. lie can't last over an
hour longer at most Another man,
crushed as he was, would have been
killed at once AS 1T is. he probably