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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
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Gpnrab BON HDber.
81, q. Nppember 49,.
2isber alter Ssunae,

SCf
-tpieoer einsn S9ritt neiter! Gpa
b. g. lit YaroneFe - ibr IeBter Brief
mar isbr originel - uno lang! Gs
feblte nidt bel on stpan5is Setter!
9ot mir pieI Spab gu Ieien geseben.
Sic fdidte eine perIonaIbei 9rsibung
BON iid = fdeint Elm ileiner biibider
Serl 81 iein boiler unrube unO Qeben.
Sebnt fi9 mad 2ettiire, Die ibr au9
5uiagt - i9 lam ibr meinsn Bidder
fdrant bod aber nidt gut antisten!
8erpObnt 1T fie onl6eineno aud -
benn Tie trGgt nur ieioene Striimpfe,
neil lpollene 81 iebr trabsn!
'N1n b0re: ie langpeilt ii9 fat gu
9obe; tpie ie i6reibt. m6dte is auf
ibrem aelisbten @adsntbin Iein; bort
piiroe iie iia auf ibr pfero ieBsn unb
binaus ms Sreie rsitsn.
@isuei6t BAIT 9u ne Ibnung9
Denn aus S6leiien 1T iie! Sect Iei
srobe Saso gu Sauie setpeien, spei
9aien ieicn ibr sei9idt iporoen, Die lie
nit Wonns ubgs3ogen bale; es isi ibre
paiiipn.
Die 8erbGItniiIs gu Saus miiFen
aber ni9t gan3 tlar ietn - fe tatte
lire DIANA 3ebr e%etrdnft, mare unaes
5ossn gepsien! Nber 9istretion. alter
Sunge! @ieueidt b0rit On Did nal
I'M: 9aronefIe Goa b. 9. auf Madens
thin.
@ans unteabii6tiat bat fe mir tas
perratben - i'm Offer bes @sfshts.
Sbre 9riefe IieIt iie ndmlih mid. pies
Ser bur6 - ie MAIDEN uu6 san5 Den
Ginbrud, bab is idreitt. nnis ibr Der
S6na6eI GepodIen it," - sisener
Qusbrud bon ibr! =
nno oas Bette: fie i6itte mir bas
Re5ept gu einem Gitronenereme. ben
ih nal auSprpbiren mDhte!
NatiirIi6 bob' ih ibr Den Minsn ass
than!
linz es 1T mir aud eelunsen = mil
5ilfe msiner Wirtbin unb meines BUR-
f6en. Der Elm aiemlih i%ntelliserter
WenIdJ lit! @reroines Iab er mid fir
Den @usenblid gang perbus! al. ols
i6 inn bic Gbo7e ausejnanosrIebte.
Damn oter be7riff err unb riibrte g,s
treuli6 feds Gi1elb mi! cdt Q6ffeIh
3uder cine balte Stunoe lang.
@robmithig bate uns Die Wirtbin
lire Slide einqerGltmt unb I.dnb topf,
fdIttsGn6 uno Ia4eno lei uus. mir
nit Ratb aur Seits i'eb!nb. gs ipurce
9enau naa 8orIdrift se!odt - id
briidte spei Gitrpnen aus uno ppfsrte
cine babe Slafds leidten MoieI5--
i6 bradte Die WaHe auf Dem Gas
todsr fat bis sum 8oAen," 8arl
I6Ile ba5 Gipsib gu Shnce
uro geI5medt bat Is uns allen grobz
artig! 5rau 2istestino, Die @iribin,
mar BON Dem Re'ept sanj beJeiNert!
9os ibri9e pdre ni6t 10 gut! -
Sait 9u Worte? Soiepb SilinQer
als &D6in! Was ibut mon ni6t oI:s
einem bibIden tIeiren WGbsl sutis6e!
Mit gutem @epiRen mub ih ibr ooa
beitdtieen tonnen, DAB i1 ben Creme
bereitet babe; 90 borf id nidt lisen!
Sic frast mid, mas i'd fir Wcibs
na9tsarbeitcn madte - man serdtb
ba idIiebIih in cine SatgaHs, aus Der
man iid idner berausfinbet!
Iber oufb0ren fperbe ih nidt NIT
S6reiben = oa5u ma1t es mir 81 piel
Spab!
@lio pie sefagt - Oh bOrit Did
NAL UNI! Gpa b. g. auf Wddentbin!
Sarf ia auf baloige @ntiport ipar>
ten? 8siten Grub.
Sein SoIepb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Sut ab Dor i6m! Der bat ales in Die
Sano genpmmen auf Wadentbin uuo
auf's' bette pttber ms GeIeiIe 9ebra6t.
Sd lernte i'm bier i'm Stub tennen,
mahts 9eIId bort uno puroe our
Saso eelaben. Der 9anSe 3ui6nitt
bes Sauiss boApornehm, tipp topp -
fam i6 Dir nur fa9en.
Sin Gobn o ie63ebn Sabrtn 1T
oa - pradtbengel. Der gut Sreuno
nit isinsm S%tisfpoter 1T. 1as 9Dds
terten ollerbines ni6t - oeren Gons
butte fGlt niht eIanssno aug! Sd
bDrte, lie pGrs Our6auS niGt nit Ser
s"ipeiten Ssiratb Der Mutter sinperItans
Den g%etpeIen uno belt iid jsBt barum
Bel @eripanbten in SrGbpintel auf,
8iloid0nes, raiiigss MGoet fou e5
fsin, pis mir Die 8amsraoen bier pers
iiderten. unb Ole Photographic, bic
i9 auf Dadentbin bon ibr Ia6, teItGs
tigte mir Die Mniidt. -
SroBbem i6 toomiioe bin, T6reibe
i6 Dir bas, bamit 0u orjentirt biit!
Oh pirit ia nun piIen, lras 9u gu
tbun bait. -
Spob bpe!
0ein &onrao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
6 BON g 6 m aIitebt a II
Soepb a $.
c., /. DECEMBER 49,.
Qipbgte eEr1uIein Sniehhni

Giebite Srduletn So'epba!
Oils ib Sbren lieben Brief bon Der
Yoit bolte. begesnste mir geraoe Der
propiior bon Der %Gngslapotbete. Gle
miiNen piIicn, oas 1T mein eifrigIter
9erebrer! @r madt mir Seniterproines
naben unh iteigt mir mad. po i9 i'm
treffe! 9aS amiiiirt mid iebr; cr lit
Elm ga:l3 biibider MsnT9 uno aubsrs
Dem Der S9tparm fGmmtliter junaer
MGo6en bier. 8runb genug, ribt gar
Sll unendbis segen i'm Su iein. llno
i'd babe oas @efiibl, oub mir IGmmta
li6e 8arlin1en bier besbalb Die Iugen
austraben modten. r4u fono" lit er
mir natiirIid iebr gleidgiltis, uno an
Seirathen osnte ih nidt. Sd bite
Sic, pie tdnn man jeindnb beirotben,
Der Cribs beibt!
4uBeroem 1T bier Elm Meter, tleirer
2eutnant, Scr mir gar gut aefdut -
id, claude, id inn aud! Dos ipGre
f6on eler Sdd)t!. - 8icGei9t lerren
mir uns uuf Gem Weibno1tStaa len.
neil. Den mir mitmu1en psrbsn. Mns
oers babe ih teins G%clegenbsit. Sntel
nro Sante Iieten 6ieIen @erte6r nift
- Scntc lu0t, 2eutnauts iinO @inos
heutel! Iber Binbfeutel nit S6lags
iabne 1T bod etpas 3DItlibss! Rid)t
lpabr, sic iin0 au3 Der Meinung2
Senn Ionit piirben sic In Ssbrem
leBten 9risf ni6t 10 bon Dem bIonoen
2eutnant BEL Maiors eeIdpdrmt bas
ben. ii, ei SoTepbden - jebt ieb,
i9 Sic gang roth psrbsn - pieneidt
bcfomme i'd gar balo eine @srlobunsss
unseise? =
Sd ipouie, i'd ipdre aud 10 gebilbet
pie sic, Dab i'd GeI1mad on .p9fiss
lon" uno an Surub 8ern6arot finb:n
fOnnte! !Sa6' Tie iibrisens au6 in pa
ris ipieten ieben, uls i6 nit Bapa unb
Wama Dor eini9sn Sabrer bort mar.
0;eI Iieber lit mir aber Der 9ii1er
i'm .Haub Der Subirertnnen" als ,Tis
thus Satius" - 10 bab' ib fpobl nod
ME in meinem Qeben ssladt ipis in Dem
Stiid!
Sept febe i1 sic nun ipie6er Die
Stirn run5cln unO ben &opf i9iitteln,
gerabe ipie meire Sreunbin grifd,
lpenn ih 70 ettpa5 redt Dummies ees
fe9t babe!
Sh babe nun etea @efalen on fol-
den ba~rrnloien Stiden: Ieiaer Bin ih
nod nitt bon Ne3 @eoantsns 9.dis
ongetrdn.elt! =
lle5riacns - 1T ser Gitrcnencreme
gut 9eratben? IS piroe mid in:erels
firen!
Nlio sic modem 9ranomalerei2 Sd
tpiiroe aud germ brennen-ater Sants
mag Den Gsru6 ni4t leioen. Gr ipGre
ST penetrant, uro Snfel ipiroe &opfs
fpeb bstommen.
.Sm CONNER, Iiebites gpden,
tonnit Ou 10 oiel bremen, tpie Du
Milf = unten I'm @arten," msin!e fi..
Sa SUDDEN, ipsr i'm CONNER nod
bier 1T!
ssyeben offend, cbe id gu gstt gebe,
itreiGe i6 einen Sag aus - i'm Ins
fang babe i6 gleid mol cine ganoe
Wpde ausssitri4sn; ater es baIf bod
ni6ts - i'm @egentbeil. Die 3eit psrs
sing mir bel lan9lamer! -
l1nb Gngliid lernen Sic nod9
MuB bas oenn isin9 gnsliid 1T ets
tpas. mas ih ou,daus nidt leiosn mag
- tpabrfd.inli4, neil es iiber metz
nen 9ori3ont eebt! I'D babe fat ades
rieoer persehsn, ipas mir 10 miibiam
einsepautt 1T nur oas cine Geoiht
femme ih nod -
o call my brother back to ne
l cannot play alone
uno einen 8ers aus 9amlet, ben tptr
in Der penfion uiis sesenfeitig ms 4l'
bum qefhrieben BADEN uno Bel patient
s.. ~ xHS.p 0.IsrsohasIss 49,
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90 rthihuftIih Of.

Wlrtb d a d. Srau:
nSbre 5odter, bic iunge 9raut, i'll
iuobI iebr pirtbidaftlih2" = Wut'
ter (ltols): .0ns mill id meinen! Gic
bat nidt einmal bei'm 8erlobungs-
fuB oas STANDARDIZATION unter6ro-
6eu!"
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5O12, 3 @aggonS Steamer acmiid)tcr
Spot 81 1872, , 90. Steomer gcIbcr
Spot gu 1872. 3 90. CIR. 3 Spot jn
AZ, I 90. auriidseipieicner gu Al uno
1 90. ger. 3 gu AZ.
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iauien clues iencr mpbernen Sdnier nit ied,s
Simmern an Der Mott. strabe Slpiifeu Sair.
mounts fuenne nnb Tagette. straRe. aeaer, Sof
rro Irpffoir nit Cement beIent itlb neiiefic
fdimb @runo5ins MIR $50 pro Tabr.
G. Z. Ganaaarr, 9uumeiiter.
@iireui Tr. 2i07, 5airmounts sfoenue.
CO.
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Baltimore Warftbcrid)tc.

9oItim more, Is. S%ebruor 1907.
Web |. - 3ufllbr 1000 6G'ler,
cinitlicBlif 1179 6diier 81 Occult
Yoint uno 4797 Sdiier 81 Canton.
&iitenperionbt - 6Giier. Gie Noti'
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(Sortietung ioIgt.)

@etrout. - Yoltor Or. s. 6.
S6Iiiter, Nr. 2235, Dit Baltimore
StroBc, trnlte an Sonntog Mbeno
III Der @obnung oes 9rGutlgomS,
Nr. 1920, WcGloerrpsS troBe, eiu
gliidlidcS 9rnutpour, Srn. Carl
Sobonn &intop, BON Der Sirmo n6iB-
berger'S Metol Gornice Co." unb
SRI. Iu9liitc @ropcr. IlS Sror5elis
gen funairten Die beibcn 0riiber beS
9rGutigams, Die SS. Sermoun uno
@ilbelm 8intop. Nobe5u fiinf5ig
$od5eitSgdite, %oorunter 5rcunoc uon
@oibington, 9. g., mobnten ser
9rarung bel uno brohten ben 9rollt-
leiltcn ibrc bcr5lid)iten Slid uno
ScgenSmiinide oar. Die 0raltgc.
ld)ette fparen 5ablreid), niiblid) inlo
id)oll. Hod) Der Srouing lpllrbe eil,
ipobIbereitetes Sod)seitSmobl gebal-
ten lporalt ale Sod5eitSgGite tbcil-
noblncn.
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Sin Bargain fir SeimtGtte-S e dJer

2ebn Gder qlten nrbdreH QdnoeS fir Sc
miifebal, TX Dteilen bon Der Polarization uno
10 Wleiiert bon Der Staot. bel etuiterni6dnlens
3anoftrube %eiiticrnf, in Slime grunoeIsG puitp
Breis $3.50.
elm 9 Ader BrnHoiid.
!6dIfte aeeen 8uar; Tcit nab Sbrer 9eaueuis
lihieit. aonimt porbereitet sum gbf6Iub oes
SunbeIs. iuerin Gid ons 2anb aefdut.
,Sepern Stealth Company"
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(Ulai1110)
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q n d 1920 It tarte pom
Soepb an &onra0.

~NJNHFVFt to
2ieber Treunb!
HatiirIi9 peiB id, mas gu tbun 1T
- miro lpeiter gei6rieten aber ni1t
gu tnapp! 8eten Cant fir Brief. Dar
mir b06it intereiiant! @rub.
Sofepb.
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8c(b sit perlcihcn.

1891. aeltctee GtabfiHcment. 1891.
Warplano Gbattel Gpan NiIOciatipn.
hubert ginm, inn, Scfhiitsfiibrer.
Gafpert.8cbdubc
acgeniiber Dem @eridtSsSebiuoe.
Simmer 300, 23t uiio 233 q. Stpdlperf).
ShbuftsGde Sanettcs uns ct. Yanl.Strnse.
Narleben bon $1,000 bis S500.00
alf W0bel, 8iunos etc. obne 9ntiernIiig oers
felbcn.
@efetli6e Nnten. aetne @u6erei.
Wb. Ebone Gourtf. 1856. 6. & Z. ct. Gdnl
1850. (g,cno. 1890
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W s.-3uiubr 150.44S 9lifel;
@erianot Don ben Glepatoren 107 ,59l
guidcl; glepaioren : Worratb 1927.
122 guihel. 8erfauie: 10000 gu.
idel W1r5 81 503s. 10000 1ebruar
gil 503s. 10000 Wars 5u 5GIa. 90.
900 9(pril 81 o01a, $1,000 Spot 5u
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eeu.idbss eits.@adhweituuas.ghre real

Teatffss Nrbeits.s ladnpeiiuu .gt rcan.
unter Der glufiidt Der .Neutiben 8eieuibaft."
=, @;eierii9en; Die oenti6e $agolperfer arbei'
pollen ihb perfbnlit ooer In trunfirten 9riefci
III ben ggenten ber @eieaf6aft, -Sobann ..
wteher, Simmer 1tN, gr. 215-217, Court.
Iauo.StraRe, ipeHoer. peIber unenteeltli6
e~lusfunit eribeilen piro. Spre6itunoen bon
/ Bis 8 lbr. Gan27,1O
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Ncne Sentide Mnieblnna I'M ionniscn
Eii0ru.

aIinla; Ieifie 5ieaer; eritflniiiaer 9ooen in
feline Sarlnen einaet5eiIt, au1 ciniee n3opn
Cots. Seriuee sin5ablul9. iebr Ieidte Hebirs
Elm paar sunoert Collars depart baben unS
germ ielbititdnoig tperoen m1hten. 9tdberes bel
Scrmann Saoenbuup, SIR. Ill, Guro.Gbariess
Strabe, Baltimore, Wb. (Septi9,10
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&og9en.-3ufnbr 34O5 Vultel;
aus bcn G%lenotoren 3uriidge5ogen
tt9,4tS Wltldel.
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Verfanat,
@erfnngt.
@erlangt iin Iagemcinem.
8einht:

3tuei lnrn6blirte 9irnnler nit ODER pbne Gens
ZION bel beiercr Sdnlilie. ppntbDii6 in 9toros
lpeft'9aItimore. ltdn a%oreiftre: pa.293," Or.
petition oieies SlntteS. (50-2)
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Gu p%erfauieu:

9tr. 40t. 9lorbsB ortsStraBe, 6piiden Or
leans Nnb SefterfonsSirobe, paiIeno iiir eine
98irtbf6aft, aur6ipaarens ober e6ub. @ci6dtt
9tatSu,ra9en bel ". =. Ncitpbal tn ben 0e.
bauorn au 6urlcp.StraRe uuo 5airmcnni'Ape.
600
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@plen Sic Gin Sans fanfcn?
Sic Gin 6ans atm @crfanf?

ssir iinS Iieertiirte Srunoeiaentbums .MafIer
iino inuien. oeriauieu unb inuftben Siuier nm.
9Sir ipredben Seuift. Sprebt bel ms Dor.
Gean & Spbannien, Hehtsanpalie,
Sintmer 40 0ditber : @ebduoe,
Tr. III, Roro'GbarirS, Strake.
lSehr17 M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Doubt thou the stars are fire,
Doubt that the sun does move
Doubt truth to he n liar
But never doubt | love!
9ies tat mir thinner rteiig imppnirt
nnb gsfdat mir am Ieiten aus Dem
aan5en Samlet! -
SD muB jeBt tii4tis fleibig isin MI
meinsn Weibua6tsarbeitsn. Santt
betpmmt BON mir cine Stiderei II:
Roroii6 gu elmer Sfenbdnt.
Sir Sntel ippate i6 Elm Paar 50.
fentrassr nit Roien unb 8%ersibmsins
ni9t arbetten! - ober Elm poar 5auss
f6ube -
Sante siaubte, oab oas mein Grnit
fei uno f4ien iia febr iiber oieie Sose
gu tpunoern.
ga, fdIieBIi6 babe i6 mid fir elm
aiTen nit Dem Spru9 rNur Elm Dier<
tslitiino6sn" snti6ieben! 9as 1tids i1
IN &reuSiti6, esbt f1nelIer. -
SEPT pirb es 3eit, Den Brief bins
rnter gu fdaffen. Soffentli9 tldfft
rSderrieb" ni9t. On unisrm 8aule
bsfinOet ii6 Elm 9risftaiten.
2eben sic pobl, liebfte Spiepba.
Mit Grub unb 8ub
Sbre Gta B.. 9.
/. Menn mir uns bod muir mai per-
fOnli1 tennen lernten! Sd piini4te %
10 iebr! Bin 70 neusisris auf Gte. Sd
bente mir sic iebr pprnebm uno gsz
meFen. unb bod Iiebenspiirois. Sas
ben sic nidt Elm Bib bon fi19
2. SIN ndd,iten 8risfe srobe ll.bsrs
raiduns. - Du abnit IS nidt! -
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Dies lit Sbre Wclegenbeit

Dies lit SIRE Uelegenbeit
5ur Griperbuns zines mobernen g ober 3.ftodis
gen 9aufes in outer Gage.
2200 6auicrseuiert Sit.9aprth .Aoenue.
peariem fiir ale StrabeubabrsQifien Seoes
Saus beiibt ale Ginridtuneen, nit ocnen elm
rinbernes Snns ausaeftlttet ueroen fam.
SGglidJ uno souutags sur Snfpeitiun ufien.
SbaS. y. guroettc,
(Sept5-) Nr. II, Sft.qerington.Str.
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Berlaunt

8erlangt:
Gin Idoten ais Stiibe Der SauSfrai. gats
5ufraaen bel Sudlipalo, 2anraulle, Sartoro'
Guan. (49-o0)
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YerIaugt:

Yerlangt:
Gin autes MiStbcit in elmer .Sarnilte BON
bier Grputiener. 9iu65ifragcn IN Nr. 2i3G,
Sutt6usNrcnre. GS-9,5f,3
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5u ucrfnafen:
Hr. 123, 1875, 721 etc. euriudl.Mprmne. Cots
% SUB 8 3ou bel 200 Sub; bret 9epicrte Off
beforirt; ieoe mooerne 9~eouemlihteit.
8r. f15, III unb 119 etc., .'YatuJcur'str
Slpii6en Sairrnnuntsgioemie uno 6opeite'Str.,
ihon ~oeforirt; iebe mpberne geanemIihieit;
sipeiii1diae Sdufer. Goparb Z. Gturd, an Crit
uno Stelle. ooer gr. Sc, Suntber.entloing
GaHette. nno ct. Hanlsetr. (6ebr0,1O
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@erlanst Sranen nnS MGSden.
@erIangt:

0erIuHDt:
Yin Wtinheu ais T6hiu fir eiHiI(5e RiId1e
~5uirageu in sir, 1927, 2inbeu Hpenue.
(5U-D
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&tliG - @rocerrz uln Yropiiionsz2aoti urls
sna bulber fofort 5u pcrfauien; bette Selegeits
belt fir glnfdnser; allies 9aar, lein 8or9ell.
Hiaige Wietbe, neueS Saus. Na6sufr1aer In
ssr, 1901, 5adipn-s trahe, ede 6prt'Npenne.
C40-5i
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Meutiae GhIuBrate:
WtGrftc.

Treiie i'm 2erington-W arft.
Gomaten (Treibbaiis) 3sb 30c-G0c
8urfen (2reibb.) Tto. $t.50-$2.0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

" 7 5 I TT. OHTIUl IFTOoI OH'
ihel; Gerianot BON oen elepatoret
1873 YuiteI; Glcpatorcn . Iorrotb
29S,3S6 guifel.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
LOST IN CANYON.
FRIEND or LONGWORTHS.
Presidents Daughter 1ided IN the
Search for Nrs. joy.
IRy Telegranh 70 The Trihuns. ]

Flagstaff. Ariz., Sept. 19-After a fifteen
hours search. in which the Presidents daughte er
took an active part, Mrs Frank JOY. of st.
Louis, wife of a former congressman, and who
was member of Congressman LongwOrth s
Grand Canyon exploring party has been found
Mrs. JOY left the others in the party at Grand
Canyon yesterday. and strolled into the woods
alone. She became confused regarding direc-
tion, and wandered ten miles from the starting
point.
When the former congressman's wife failed
10 return to the hotel. Mrs. Longworth. CON
WINGED that she had become lost cancelled a
dinner engagement and Joined the searching
party made up of Mr.. Joy. patrons of the hotel.
Indians. scouts and others
The power plant whistle was sounded. and the
searchers went into the canyon. Mrs. Long
worth went with the others into dark ravines
assisted in keeping up signal fires and did
everything possible to find her friend As the
point where Mrs Joy disappeared is regarded
az dangerous, and as several persons have been
lost in that neighborhood, great anxiety was
added To the fears of the Searchers.
The search was continued all night Mrs Long
worth remaining with the party until dawn,
when she went back to the hotel to get much
needed rest Before she again took up the
search Mrs. JOY found eight miles from the
rim OF the Grand Canyon.
Her husband is stl with party in the forest
searching for her, and has not learned of her
rescue Mrs. Joy almost frozen. and is i'll
from the effects Of the long time spent in the
dense woods
After Mrs. joys safe return Mr.. and Mrs.
Longworth started for Cincinnati. Two wealthy
Russians who occupied the only drawing room
i'm the sleeping were, without the knowledge
Of the Congressman or his wife, asked to vacate
in their favor.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
GEMS FOR WIFE GO TO UNCLE SAM.
Italians Valuable Diamonds Sidetracked at
Pier by Treasury Inspector.

Antonio Bencuati, Italian banker of Oak
land, Cal, detained yesterday the pier
Of the North German Lloyd Line soon after the
steamer Princess Irene locked Tim Dono-
hue, a special inspector of the Treasury De-
partment noticed that Bencuati unusually
nervous and made frequent changes from one
pocket to another OF a pocketbook. which Dono-
hue later seized
The inspector the banker throw away
several pieces Of white tissue paper, and he
was about to leave the pier DOnohue stopped
him and searched his pockets, finding pair of
diamond earrings valued at $3.50. Bencuati said
he forgot TO declare them. He said he had been
abroad nearly year. and bought the diamonds
for his wife. The diamonds sent to the
Appraisers Stores While Bencuau was not ar
rested. he will have to forfeit the gems
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
THE SOUTH FOR TAFT.
GOCernOr Hughes Also Strong as
Presidential Candidate.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.


Chicago Sept. 19.-Under the caption South for
Taft The Tribune's Washington correspondent
writes: Although the politicians have been guess
ing a good deal about it the actual facts as TO the
breakup among the Southern Republicans be
tween the whites and blacks not fully under
stood until The Tribune's' poll taken
According the tabulated returns, Taft leads
a presidential choice he does in every other
section of the United States. The returns show
that he IS the first choice OF SIS of the voters
Fairbanks following with 81 Hughes with 4,
Foraker with u and Cannon with y. IT IS worth
remembering at the time that while Taft was
chosen by 90 as their second choice Hughes rolled
up 1875 Fairbanks SO, Cannon IS and Knox So. For
third place Hughes was mentioned By 10l, Fair
banks by S. Cannon by III and Knox by H. II
will be seen that while Taft and Hughes run ahead.
as they do in other sections, the socaled cOnserv-
tive candidates-Fairba banks, Cannon and Knox
and third choices are grouped together in the
South than they in any Of the Northern sections
outside of the "favorite son" states For in
stance Fairbanks is mentioned 2l9 ballots IN
the South and on only 1Oi in New England. which
section he stumped industriousy last fall
Putting these two things together, II seems that
the so-calied conservative element in the South'
which is made up partially of disgruntled negroes.
nartiaIIv of disappointed white office seekers and
partially of the property owning class. which Is
leaking for stability OF investment is feeling around
for candidate TO head off the Roosevelt sentiment
In that section
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR.
Passengers on Running Board S7cept
Under WheeIs.

As q result of standing last night on the in
side running board of a trolley car, Charles
Roch of Onderdonk avenue and Palmetto street.
Brooklyn lost his life and Louis Gunlach, Of No.
$50 Rleecker street Brooklyn, and George Sievel.
of No 327 Melrose street, are now in the Ger
man Hospital. probably dying from internal in
juries.
A DeKalb avenue car was on Its way TO
Coney Island last night loaded with passengers.
When BOch and Gunach boarded the car every
seat was taken and there standing room
on the outside running board. They got on the
inside running board. and in spite of a warning.
remained there. Sievel a conductor the
DeKab avenue line. VINO off duty last night,
was riding on the car. He started to crawl
around 10 the inside running board To warn
the two men. He had almost reached them
when a car of the same line. coming from the
opposite direction. swept the three off the run
ming board Boch was dragged beneath the for
ward trucks of the and his skull was
crushed Gunlach and Sievel We're dragged be-
tween the cars for several feet. Several of Gun
lach'S ribs were broken and Sievels skull was
fractured and his right broken
DR.. De Costa. OF the Bushwick Hospital. was
kept busy attending the women who tainted, and
Dr. Meyer. of the German Hospital, hurried Gun
ZACH and Sievel to the hospital Boch's body
was taken TO the Hamburg avenue station No
arrests were made
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
WIRES AND THIRD RAIL FIRE CAR
Train Jumps Track and Delays Traffic in
BROOKLYN Over Two Hours.

A fve-car train from COney Island bound for
Manhattan jumped the track last night at S6th
street and Fifth avenue. Brooklyn, where the
service changes from the overhead wire to the
third rail system. The first car crashed into
a signal pole which fell on the wires They broke
and came down over the car and the third rail-
There was a vivid display OF pyroteehnics.
which threw the passengers into great state
of excitement
The guards had difficulty in quieting the fears
of many who thought serious hre wouid result
They were kept inside the train until the wreck
ing crew arrived and put out a small blaze with
sand After a delay of nearly two hours and
half the wires were connected and traffic was
resumed at 1890.
All the lines leading from Coney Island were
blocked and the 10000 persons attending the
Mardi Gras festival had difficulty in getting
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
MYSTERIOUS ALLEGHENY PoIsoNER
Arsenic Administered to Entire Family Fol-
lowing Death of Cats and Dogs.

Pittsburg Sept. l9.-A mysterious poisoner, prob
ably afflicted with mania for taking life, is caus-
ing terror among families in the neghborhood of
Gerst Alley Allegheny. Having been successful in
causing the death of a number OF horses and dogs.
the poisoner is believed to have attempted yester-
day to Kill whole family. The victims are: Mrs.
Maggie Hoffman, forty-four years old: Fred Hof-
man, twenty-five years old; Charles Hoffman, seven
years old Esther Hoffman, five years old. and
Eveline Tuscher, ten years old. the child of a
neighbor
The family had eaten soup for dinner that
had been kept in outside refrigerator overnight.
Immediately after the meal the entire family were
takn seriously I'll. Physicians pronounced it arsen-
cal poisoning. All Will