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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
%ereinigte Sdngcr BON Baltimore.

Sereint9'e Sdngcr DDn galtimDic.
Sah2tauartier: ,@ermania Wdn.
nerdor Saae;" YraiiOent Senrp
Sbomas; correiponoircnoer u. proto-
follirenoer Sefrctdr pro TEN. q. Sim.
mclbeber, Ger. so, Noro-Goen-S Str,
6inan5 Sefretdr q. Simmelbeber,
Rr. 915, Ioro-gben.S trabe; ShaB.
meiiter $. Nidlidl Nr. T3, @arner'
Strabe; Girigent 81. Semberger.
S%eriammlung ieocn 5Weiten 1reita4
i'm Monat.
n@ermania- Sl,artett-g Club
Sauptoi,artier: Waqner's GnGe,
Rr. 1t6, Norb.Yaca,S trabe, cling
itunOc: Sienltags. - Girigent. s.
4arolus.
n4rion."
Sauptquartier: nStae-SaIle," Wr.
POS, Sanoner StraBe. Sinoitunbc:
Witt,uoh - Iirigent: S. 6. Srant.
uSarmonie."
Sallptquartier: Nr. 4t4. @elt.
Sapctte.S trabe. Singlturoe: Sien.
tags - 0irigent: Sobn y. Glein.
.8ermanio.N Gnnernor."
Sauttauartier: 0ermaria WGn.
nerhor-Sone, Nr. 4t0-4t2, 9eIt.
2ombarb.S trabe. SinSItunoa: Son.
nerItags - Girigent: S5eooor Sem.
Berger.
vSrobiim."
Souptquortier: 5robiinn Sole,
Rr. 5000, 0reoerid apcnue. cling,
itunoe: Mittnobs - 9iriecnt: So9n
u. &lein.
ygrbeiter.M 6nnerhor."
Satptquartier: anbreos' Saue,
Nr. 314. Sanoperittrabe. Singitun5a:
NfittnohS - Girigent: Charles $.
8pdcu.
SbaliasM Gnnerfor."
Sauptanarticr: Soig's Salle. Tr.
1922, Sarsorb-apenue SineItunoe:
2ienitaas-Tirieent: 5. 6. Sronf.
.2oruit.g oint-M iGnnerGor."
Sonttm,art.er: 3pidcr's Sole.
Sdc Cuba. uno AnorcItrnbP. Sing.
itunoe: Wittuod, abenSs s llhr -
liriacnt: Subert &riippel.
,Irbeiters9 ieocrtaieI."
S,onptnuo.tier: Soi5' SoJlc, gir.
1903. 8eIt oeringtonitroBe. Sins.
itunhe; Stenitags-Iiriqcnt: Suhcri
&riionel.
,Welooie."
Sduptuiiurtier: 4, Mes Sale,
9fe 2omItrabe mn Nc:alr , Mortt.
S%:ngitunbe: Tonneritaas--lir;eenl
+. 8arolus.
.9cneriiher Wdrnerfor."
Sauptquartier: adermann's Salle,
ede oon Caroline. uno @~ouatitrobc
sin9itunoe: GonnerItag aberos -
Girisent: au9uit Shneiocr
nWes1cr-@ eiansperein."
Sauptauartier: Suffmann's Saae,
Com. uno Sorreit Strdbe. cling
itunoc: observation-disclosures: Subert
&riippel.
.Wpsart.M dnnerdor."
Sauptqlartier: 3obett gonmer's
Sale. Scr. t921--t923. SrIeons.
StraBe; Singitunbe ieben Conner.
itoq @benb: 6. g6hlmann. 9iriacnt.
Sonptaliorticr: Gro.t. nno.5. SIR,
Sig9lanotomn. Sinoitunbs: Glen.
ltaos--3irisett: Geo. ". @oGlinann.
,gidcntrai,s."
Sauptaidrtier: Sobn Sdmiot's
(uorn,. 5nru's) Salle, Gde 3. u,S
@ougbitraBe, Sisb(cnotomn. Siag.
ituuoe: Wittpod)s - Tirigcnt Geo.
%. Hoeblmann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
Wnuisipalc YaraSc.

GonncrItoa, ben II. Sttober. - Muni5ipolcr 1aa. -NodnittaaS
> llbr-Eorobc alter nuniipnlen Gepartenents.
M6tbcilung bcrittener Toli3ei.
SbcTt Soiepb @ides. IParidaG.
Nojutanhn.
Stab 0Cb @oupcrnelrs.
Mapor ). Garrp MobooI rno Stob.
Witghe0cr 0a StdotrathS.
Stdotide Seanlte.
0cimobettss ICpatenpnt.
Sd)olnpaAcn. NnorontGreoompier ncben einem 1roGcn Scran-
oannpIrr licgeno; Wildr Snlpeftoren uui cinen1 gatnboi.
Foinclter ". Sell Smria.
lrciblu1oert gatinorcr 9reitrGgcr.
Shonpagen -Gen Il0dcnraun1 bes gruBen VranoeS in 1904 pigeno
baltimore Geuerruchr 10 SprBen, 10 acknowledgements, / &afen.
mo electromagnetic, @oHertbirn1, 8 Ginriftdeis,
&oblcnungCn II. / NJ.
Sdallmaaen- Sranoonritt nd) bent groBen Nran0c.
observation-disclosures Gcpartement.
SaotS ngeneurs.I 3 portennent.
Sdanpngen.-9teue Stpnp Nun.9rMdc.
MISUNDERSTANDING = Iepatrnent.
Shalmagen -WtoOerne MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sdanpagcn -Apporot 5lr @aspriiiung.
@olS eportenent.
Sdoupagcn -@ieoerauban bs 0ranooutrftS.
Ib5u9sfonal-G onnninion.
Stamogcn -Sppls OS nelen &analintons SplenlS.
Nrbeher al Den neutrality-suspicious..
Sopo9rapbiidye Gernneimgs- GommHion.
Shalpogcn- - clonclcr Eager.
Nnoerc itaotIdc GcpnrtcnentS nit Sdmma0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
YoltbciDrocruna uadl Dem Muslaabs.


Ypitbci0rocrnng nad) BEN Mnslanbe.
Die a%usldnoiide BoIt fir Sic nit
Dem 8. Sftober cnoenoe @ohe
iblieBt I'M SaltptpoItamte, piinftlid)
IN alien Siillcn wic iolgt:a
Sie Endctppft iii oifen BON 9 llbr
Gormittngs bis ) llbr Mohmittn9S
t1glidL allsgenommet Sonnto9.
Camper inbren pom 9telp.Dort,
ipenn nibt onoerS nneegeben.
Sic Eodetpoit nod) Gcutlhlono
iblieBt tint 5 llbr Nohmittogs orl
80. Septcmbcr uno .. OCTOBER, llnd
0robbritmnicn uno Srlono Glen.
tags uno SSrcitogs Inn 5 llbr Nod).
mittngS.
9(nl uno l,of Dem I. Sftobcr iinO
sic 9riefrutcn uad bcnt Auslon0c
(oll3acnommen Gnnoct, Wcrifo, go.
mama mo Gu6o) wie folgt: Siini CO..
Gents fir Die erite hinge uno Orei (3)
Gents fir iebc weitere lln5c obcr
Elm 9ru6tbeil, ui0 ioltc bon franfirt
weroen. miorigeuialls BET Infuntt
Ser 9rieie Der boppelte 9etrag colef,
tirt miro.
SronSotlantide 80 it.
Mittnoh, 2. - Tim Z ltbr Mbcnos
nad) Sronfreid, Siio-Guropa nmb
@ritiid).Snoien per 0ampfrro 2a Ga
poie," pio SABRE 0oit nab anoercn
2Gnoern m,lB per ga Supoie" be.
5eifnet iein); ltn 10 llbr gbenbs
nod europa per Gampier v&oiierin
Nllgllita Giftoria," pia Hlpnlolltb,
Gbcrbolir9 ilno Saulbnrg Foit nudb
Srlono mlb upcr aoiierin Iil9llita
Siftoria" be5cidnet lein) INN II llhr
S(benos nad) 0robbritmnien unb
Srluno per Camper r@oltic," pia
Queenstown YoIt fir onbere 2G1,-
Der muB per Baltic" bcieid)net
iciu).
Sreitag 3. - I'm 8 ll6r Mahmits
tags nod bcll gSorcn per 9anlpfer
bon @oitou; INN 7 llbr Ybcilos nad)
europa Nfrifa lno SItinoieil per
Sunlpfcr ,Ncip- Dprf, pia YlpmolItb
irno Gbcrbpura Yolt nod 2iperpool.
Shottlano itnb Srlolb mub Dpcr
Melu. Dort" bc5cihnct .ieil); I'M 10
llbr Ibcnbs lad Gltropa per Nan-
pier nGnmpaliia" pia Sueenstopn.
= it mad g ii 5. II II DC c II l..
Mmcrifn, @eitinbien etc.
Wittiuod, 2.-ltm 10 llbr abcnbs
lloh CUBA, Yl,coton lnb Gamped)c
per Gampfer nMonterep;" nab So
muico per Sompicr bon Ebilooel.
pbio.
I%pnneritae. 3.-ltm 10 ltbr gbbs.
nod, Central. Amerifa, 9analsone,
Colombia ul,o Siio.Faeiiicbdfen per
pia Golor; nod ben gabo-
mas, pia Nnilail, per Galnpfer sc.
aiironca."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
Scrcins &aIcnbcr.

@Gder.G eiangoerein bon Baltimore.
Iirisent 1rof. s. 3arolus.
&oliptauarticr Sobn Ibl's Salle,
Nr. 408. Weit 2erington Sirabe.
Seoen Samitas Mbeno nit Musnabme
oes britten Samltass i'm Monat
SingItunbe. Wpril 7-1SJ
.9ertih unsariiher 2ieoerfran5."
Sauptaltartier: Srans sSaeob's
Sale. Nr. 1923, geaion StraBc,
9ocuit.Eoint. Singitunoe: G;enlia1
Mbeuos. Girisent Srans Sod.
Q1Wai.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
@citaftss@ egmetler.

3eitunoen, 3eitidriften etc. ,
,Ste Baltimore geius Co.," 9apib 9lbercrou.
bic. Wanager, 31S 98eftsSeruilrs Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

NDIaI' S6Inffpd9gont nlb ytemsyori 'tno b.
rett jum Sebrdiih In Der Camden uiIo pd
Nopalr Stuilcn I'm 1000 IbenbS.
teieroirunp Jpu Raulr in Shlat' Joer }Sor
lorsssde9pns, Spetfernten etc ueroeH ftneu BE-
lprat per Sriephun in auen fclseroen Hiliel
Ilitedur Charles, nto Baltimore Sirube =. q
tt HopuIs statlor, 9 & T., Nlt. 8ernon 1923;
gdmoen Gtntion Sniormattonss9iireau g. & g.
St PaiI $40, ooer Mb., gourtidno 2726: rnb
Jc, 500. SibsVronbfuap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
Sic WilitGrparaoc.

Ic YMlitarparnbc.
Iienln1, Den 10. StobCr, 3 lMr Nodmttola.
NbtDcthn0 berittcner FoIbci.
@ouuerneur @nrfC0 non Morplono nit Stob.
Sruppc q Scr Wurpano Eaiona!Qlr0c ais G2turc.
SberltSieutennnt Deems, Gonnlan0elr Ser crTen griJnoc.
StlU.
Scr. Stdotcn NrtiucriC,
WQrmclol0atcn pom 3rcuicr yNcS Wtoineo."
W0rulclplnutcn bonn Mrrlpr ylDpctu"
Wntroicn bonn &rcl5er oGcs ltoinca."
Watrnien nom Mrcl5er ySopcfa."
General 2anraion Hi9n@, G%onMuanOeur ser jmeh(n Brigade.
I. Mrlimcnt, Wtarpan0 9totionnlgorbc.
8. 9clment, Wtarpluno gohonalgaroe.
1. Ae9iment, Wtorplono 9tohonoI9oroe.
1. Separate Gompagne, Wnrplnno Jtationolgar0c
GnteusNrtiuerie.
I2arplonb D2arine.I2ili, bonn &%nlonenboot yTS5la &c Guba."
Ncteruncn.GorpS bes 3. Negimenta.
Gonnanoeur Ser orihen Brigade.
Stob.
St< SoDn5 College aaocttcn.
Marplono Iderbal Gollcge @aoethn.
&nnbcnQ3rigobe.
Nrnncc un0 Marileltnior.
Sponidc &ricaSt Geteronen.
gDmbnrocment Dn Sprt WcScnrD.
lin 8 lbr NbcnOs: Cine ~NroBortiae renliitide Goritc0lng
0cS biitoriihcn 9nNriiS oui hS nc Sort WcSenrp in bem Nnfonge
heS letter SobrblnocrtS. 2rci Ger. Staaen.arieasdiie wcrocn
Die NnariifSilottc bil0cn, pdbreno sic @urniion bcS Sorts ouS regu.
larcn Srlppcn lmo 0cadrmcntS Der Wiarplanb Notonalgoroc GUAM.
menaeIctt lcin miro. @ctm S0hcpuntt Der S6ludt, mclm Ole
arie1sldifie olBer @cicdy2tbGtiNtcit qeett ino, uno oiGe lbot,
tahe ourd Hbbrcnnen rotber bcnAalidrr 6lomncn uui sen @rica9.
ldit1cn angcocrtct lit moourd oicaten bon ocu Slamncn uer;ebrt
nlsicbcrl mcrocn ale Sdcimucrcr I'M Saicn AMI Die TahncuiQnW
I'M Sort 0rridttet, am Dem ltol3 ooS Stcrncnbnnncr webt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
Sru1t.G ontoaunie'n.

~tHT SV''FVVFFtN W.
rTarA:anb Sraft GU" gsoropeft.gde GaIoert.
lro @ermnt.Strabe. @rter Seri6, Yrdfi.
bent: G. G. 5iurmertHann, Gefretir: Carroll
San Neb. Sdaemeifter.
Baltimore Srait & Guarantee Co.," Gauitabte.
yllilnine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

CulUulalerldIleH, SDureI, OeHlIel'
rabmen, 2uoen etc.
5antes g. Joter & Co., 115 uno 1T. cub.
SreoeriisStrdbe.
Geo. 8. elSan & Bro. Ala. alsbtss tr. '8erfte.
Nutional.0anfen.
.Sbe 9Th sp,rn 9~iatiuual Sani,". gah. unb
Sseter'%trnee. Saeob Y. Soot. 9rdiibent;
Gauio g. @oails, Stec'Eraiioent; Senrp d.
Rebue, &nfiirer.
,Ttrit gationat ganf Of galimors," 8. c.
0ilcur, 6ntiire.. II Goutb. Strabe.
n5tpeiIe GGtfrnal.Sanf," 432 Siios9roabiuaa
%: 9. @n3ner. aaftirsr:
,,NeItern Matiundl Bout" 90. Warriott, aaffts
rer, IA 9torGsGltdipsStraBe.
.,Truucrs q WiednnieS. S~lattuual 9aut," gbas.
@. Winer, &difirer, Goroipeft.Gde Gutafp.
uno S~npetIe,Gtrnbe.
y1biro National Yanf." Baltimore unb Nortbs
StraBe.
LEARNERS & Merd,nnts' 4attonal ganf," soutb.
uuo GpribdrbsStrnbe.
Commercial d 6arilerS' gsattutni 0ditf," Sfios
peitsGde SoparDs u1o 9ertndrsS traBe; S.
5. @aIoiu'u, Gaifrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

Ydfe sur 3eiic in's ansldab be.
ioret 6. 3aine, Wr. 418,ICi.4altis
msreitrahe, maize Gnitgm ,Ssaie ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

Sreitag, 4.--llm 10 llhr Abenbs
nab @rdiilien uu0 ocn go Elutd
Stooten per Compiler .5cnnpiou;"
nod Curacao, &cue3uclu uno' Golom-
biu per 9umpfcr ,Oturocuibo;" llah
Eortp Micn per Compiler ,Sun
,%llun;;" ndd) &crnuOn per Camper
,~Nernruoiuu;" und) 9tpro Nrnlilien
FER Gumpicr uEolocnrp," piu Nara
uno Wanooa; nnt Sonloico, Nono.
ma, 0onal5one un0 Eriniou0 per
Compiler ~Trent."
Sic Eoit aad) NeuiunoIano, pia
0oro.S toncb, uuo nob Niquelon,
oia Bottom, i6l;eBi 5ier tdoIih INN 3
lt6r Nod)mittaaS; nof Gubo, Dia
Sanlpo, tGglid mn I llGr Nodmit-
tags; nab Gotta Gico, Sonbrras,
Guatemala uno 9ticara1lln OF.
fiiitc) uno Solpo0or, pia Nclu.Sr.
Icons, tG9lib mn 10 llbr NIbenos;
nab Der Staot Wcrlto toglid) nm :
llbr NadntittnoS IND 10 llhr NbbS.
Sran3 Yociiic 80 it.
Srcitoa, 1. Oft. - lin I llbr
9(benoS nadb Souoii Sopon Goreo,
Gbiro rnb Ben Ebilippinen, pio Son
Sroncisco.
Sonntag 6.-llm I llbr gbeno9
rod) NllItralien, Neuieelano, Gelt-
G%aleoonien Sanloo uno ben Sill.
Snieln, bio @oncollper, $40.
Die Grams Eociiic.Folt miro tdgliG
nah Dem 4bgangsbaicn beiorbcrt unb
Die 3eit ocs Sd)luiies lit %arrangirt nit
Riidiiht oltf oeren unl,nterbrodene
l(ebcrlono , 9%eioroerung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
2eihcrbcItatter

SanostS 4 Shine. 110S--17-0 Gartpn<gIoernc
sSmL. 6uuf. Horths nm Sreenrtoiiut gpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
0ambur8sN
--nad-
NDppclidraubeu'

Sambnrg.N a-Ginie,
81 9roaopap, Nep.Dcrf.
Mrtbur g. &pbiou,
an, aIttu Ntate,
1877 SIt.YaItimoresStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
StaatSs9nnfer

Staats.9 anfen.
,Eeuttd,e ganf ppn g%alttmpre," Baltimore, unb
Souioab.strabe. sluguft 8eber, 8rdiibeTt:
6. 3. Slot, SbGbnieifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
Moppfaten

WOUDIuItH,
Traueis 8. ale,nnt, RetbtsantpaIt, 225 Ct. 8arI
Stru6e, @dItiGlore, Wo.
0arl y. @i. ettplR, t26-129 Gam 9uiIbtrs
@uftaous acrb, 26t-269 gaIoert 9uiIbing.
i. &m Crtmaun, III Nprbs9bdlIe5s Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
SpursYaltfen.

,Tcutffc epar.Nanf BON 9altimpre," gataip.
NIB VaItiiroresStrabe
,et. SAINTS. sparbanf," yaItiuore.ofrase unb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

Yianos un6 Srgel,.
Gbas. ~. stieit, Q ssorcsoibertp. etrabe.
gsut. 0nabe 4 &c., .2pric"' @ebdube. Mt. RobaL'
Speulte.
Tampf. uno @aNerbeisung.
G.. O.. edtaedrr. 742 Sit2omborS.Str. g. &
Y.sI6!epbon 1866. , ~
Hapier uno Eap;er.9 Often.
e,aitb, Tt1un Co.. 105 iitS 1O7 Sanobersstr
Slaggcn, 9anner, Ib5eid)cn.
etSeo Sr6s, - Weft.9erineion strabe.
0Iefplatteu, Metau etc.
2bun. Gsnilin & &c., 1919 @aIberfton.Str.
0cteftip-N gentur.
epaubdurs Z ed,n,tbt (friiter Bel Smith, NeIt
s. 1hrns, SOB gnIpert gniISin0.
5rieOb6fe.
.spahsn Bart Gemeterh,. Sifiee, 81 @efS6a.
rotool'StrnBe. =, "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02
2an0mirtbihoftlihe @erGtbp IN

Sdmercicn.
Griffith 4 rn-uer Go, eos NoIn-Bacd, gfrabe
Warmors un0 Broni'-SSerfe.
q. pilgfrirer u Sobne, 7tt-7ts Aaltis
toresSt.nbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02


Tragt do 1oe SoHs, Die lhr lmmst GekauftH aht
.; as, NMNzzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

8upfcrihmicoc uno plumbers.
Suhn cuttrt, 17t4 Ib~ameS.G trabe 6. & g.
Selepbou: WoIie 1890.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

%feroegeihirr- 6abrifanten
.. q. Tan Gun & Co., 4O4 fSeitsgermcn.air
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

6euer.g erfiherungea.
,yipral Sniaraues Go. Of eipersoul," Senrp @
Bariielo, 6sfibent Wanneer. 10i-l02 @bant,
bt OF Commerce 9uiicing.
ye5ermcuta SeIeruerjTdberRngS . 1etenfdhaft."
Baltimore uno Torfbs SiraBe.
@m. :. Shadefurb x &c., 80 uuo II gbaluber
OF Commerce.
@runSeiJenthums Ay.rten unb
.Sdroler.
yietre y. 1uscn & Wspbsm, 10 Cft.2eytuotoir
tonsStrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

Sufihmieb, 3ubeb5r.
G.. erntt Eabur ~. Ut. 382 iino 364. Worc
tSaD'Str1ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-02

galmateriaIien, Sbiiren, Seniter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-26
DIGGING HARD AT PANAMA.
Quantity of Dirt Equal TO Pyramid OF
Cheopa Moved Every Fifty Days.

Washington. D. C. Dec. 26--The ex-
cavation from the Panama canal last
month. aggregating 1.S3S,4S6 Gu yards,
would cover ten city blocks to
aepth of forty feet. No such work
ever has been done before as Colonel
Goethals is doing on the isthmus.
Every fifty days the commission is
moving an amount of material equal
the pyramid of Cheopa. which cons
sumed the labor of 100000 men for
twenty years.
The commission could build the Suez
canal at the present rate Of progress
iii three and eight-tenths years, though
il took ten years for De Lesseps TO
complete his work. The Manchester
ship canal could be excavated by the
American canal workers in twenty five
months. and even Emperor Williams
magnificent KEEL canal could be dug by
the. Americans in five years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-26
RENTALS ARE TOO HIGH
10000 New York Families
in Revolt Against the
Landlords.

New York. Dec. 25.-As the result
of a socialistic movement which has
been under way for more than a month,
10000 families on the lower East Side
will refuse tomorrow to pay rent, and
if their demands for a reduction are
not met, wholesale evictions will fol-
low.
The socialist party, with headquar-
ters in the Eighth, Fourth and Sec
ond assembly districts, is directing the
revolt against landlords, claiming that
the present industrial conditions do not
warrant the same rentals that tenants
were able to pay to year ago.
Four hundred women have been or
ganized by Miss Pauline Newman OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-26
CANADA AGREES TO
PLAN Of JAPANESE
Arrangement Made for the
Prevention of Labor
immigration.
MIKADO WILL NOTIFY U. S
No Limit, However, is Set on Mum
Der That May Land in Can
ada Monthly.

Toxic, Dec 25-Rodolphe Lenieux
Canadian minister Of labor, who was
sent here to confer with the Japanese
government regarding the regulation
of immigration to Canada, has con-
cIuded negotiations and, il is authori-
tatively stated, has fully agreed to the
arrangement outlined BY the Japanese
authorities for the future control Of
immigration. Not only has Mr.. Lem
ieux agreed to the japanese plan, but
also Sir Claude NJ Macdonald, the
British ambassador
According to the arrangement, Japan
agrees to prevent practically all labor
immigration. but declines to sacrifice
any treaty rights or to set any limit on
the number of Japanese which will be
permitted to land in Canada monthly.
Japan to Announce Policy Soon.
Announcement OF Japan's policy will
not be made officially until a similar
arrangement has been submitted to
Thomas J. O'Brien. the American am
bassador. It is understood Mr.. O'Brien
offered a number Of suggestions from
the American government for the con-
sideration of the foreign office These
suggestions, it is believed, largely
served to guide the arrangement sub
mitted to Canada through Mr.. Lem
ieux.
The attitude Of Mr.. Lemieux toward
the American ambassador has caused
much comment in diplomatic circles.
Mr.. Lemieux entirely ignored the
American embassy and evidently pre-
ferred not to discuss the matter with
Ambassador O'Brien. 1t is understood
that the foreign minister, Viscount
Hayashi, throughout his conferences
with Lemieux consistently declined to
sacrifice any treaty rights or to set any
limit on the number of Japanese which
will be permitted to land in Canada
monthly.
Mr.. Lemieux and party will sail for
home on the Empress of China tomor-
row, the Canadian government having
instructed him to report at the earliest
possible moment.
Canadian Envoy Appears Pleased.
In speaking Of the results of the
negotiations Hr. Lemieux said tonight:
MY lips are sealed on the subject.
ANY statement [ have to make belongs
first to the Dominion government Ny
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.|LL-FATED TRIP ENDS
Death Wreck and Mutiny
in the Wake Of
Graft.

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 25.-A voy
age of death was completed when the
American ship Atlas dropped anchor
here last night, 275 days out from Bal
timore 1t ended a trip made tragic
by collisions off Cape Horn, attended
by the sinking of another vessel, the
drowning of the fated crafts captain
and the captains wife, and mutiny and
death among a crew.
One June 6, at p. m, the Atlas
struck the Norwegian bark Viking,
Captain Peterson, bound from Ham
burg to Callao Both were badly dam
aged by the contact. but the bark
Jared the worst. In the terror of the
night thirteen of the crew of the Nor
wegfan bark boarded the American
ship. crawling over tangled shrouds and
dangling booms. But Captain Peter
son and his wife were not among
those who made the dangerous transit
It was too dark to render aid, though
the Atlas stood by during the night
and the next morning the Viking had
disappeared.
The Atlas put into Rio Janerio for
repairs. leaking badly On the way to
this port a mutiny took place among
the crew over some trouble with the
mate. but it was quelled
Before the collision off Cape Horn
three Of the ships company met death.
on Nav % J. schumacher and Charles
Nolan. seamen, fell from the jibboom
and were drowned. June Is John
Hook. sailmaker, died and was buried
at sea. When the ship arrived yes
| terday the captains son and the third
officer were i'll and the vessel was or
dered into quarantine.
The Atlas has cargo Of coal Tor
the United States government
! The Viking was new bark OF 2'54l
tons. Nothing has been heard OF It
after it began its last voyage until the
Atlas brought in the tidings last night
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1717 Madison avenue to make house
to house canvass and TO obtain writ
ten pledges that a reduction of from
20 TO 80 per cent in rent will be de-
manded, and If this is refused that no
rent be paid
The campaign will be directed from
the assembly rooms Of the socialists.
313 Grand street. and it is promised
that no matter what hardships may
follow, there will be no recession on
the part of the tenants mass
meeting will be held next Tuesday
night, and Jacob Parker, a lawyer,
will instruct the tenants how their
resistance to the payment Of rent at
the present rate may be made success
fully.
The opening gun will be fired to-
morrow by the forty-eight families in
the double decker tenement IS and 10
stanton street who ask for a reduc-
ton of 81 a month. and by the eighty
two families in 216 and 21S Cherry
street, who want So a month Topped of
the monthly rental of S21 to s25 for
the front fats Of four and five rooms,
and 50 from the SIS rate for the rear
rooms
This action will be followed inn
mediately by the immense tenement
population on Allen street, north OF
Grand. Rutgers, Essex. Ludlow. Hes
ter Monroe and Jefferson streets-the
most densely populated section OF any
city in the world. Seventeen languages
or dialects are spoken within this
area and the proselyters have been
selected with especial reference to their
ability to impress upon tenants in their
native tongues the necessity of stand
+ ing by their pledges.
The leaders in the movement up to
/ this time have concealed their identity
but now that the blow is to be struck
/ il is no longer a secret that. in addi-
/ ton to Miss Newman and Lawyer
/ Parker. they are Benjamin Rosenfelc
and Levi Davidson, both prominent ir
the socialistic party. A member of the
organization explained tonight that the
resistance was not due to the belief
/ that rent should not be paid. but be
cause the people could not pay it.
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SLAVES OFF OLD BEARD
First Time in Fifty,three
Years Christmas Gift
to His Family.

Lodi. o.. Dec. ga Christmas gift
Of a peek at his face unshrouded by
whiskers for the first time in fifty
three years was the donation of Mar
tin overs of this village to his wife
and grown children. He had the
whiskers, three and one-half feet long.
in which he had displayed great pride
for years, shaved off yesterday and
went home at nightfalI with a great
muller wrapped about his countenance
10 guard against the cold. Mrs. Overs.
though She had united with her sons
and daughter in beseeching her 70-year-
ola husband 10 bare his face that she
and their children might see it for
the first time. almost collapsed from
fright as he STROBE into the house.
She did not recognize him till he spoke.
We'll, don't you like me- now?" he
asked in his gruf voice.
overs shaved for two years as a
youth. but no razor had touched his
cheek since he was Il years old The
whiskers covered his face when he
met, wooed. and won his wife She
often expressed a curiosity to see his
face in the early days, but later
realizing his pride in the hirsute
adOrnment, the marvel of the village
she ceased her beseeching. Their chill
dren were born and reared. two were
married and brought new son and
a new daughter to the family, and
still Overs face never had been seen
They Joined in a teasing plea to him
to bare his chin, and after ten days
of this he capitulated. Neighbors did
not know him in the street His
cheek. though he is 20. is smooth and
fair as a young mans homogeneous with
his white hair and bent form.