davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
Victims of Mine Disaster Were
 Undercstimated
RESCUE WORK AGAIN STOPS
Foul Gas from the Mines Almost Suf- locates the Workers Who Are Striving to Bring the Bodies
 to the Surface.

Jacobs Creek. Pa, December 23.-Search for the victims of last Thursdays ex- plosion in the Darr mine Of the Pittsburg Coal company was practically suspended this afternoon because 1t could only be continued at great ris< cf sacrificing tie lives of those in the rsscning party.
 Gas in great voluns was encountered today, the deadly Are damp especially Forty-six bodies had Eoen brought to the surface, and number of others Lad been located, when those in charge of the rescue work called l halt. Of these 15 had been identified 4 number of others in a fairly good stats Of preservation were in caskets under me big tent await ing Identification, aad few territly mutilatetd and dishgured, making identi- fication improbable.
 Tine rescuers had penetrated about one and Lnree-Gu5rte.s $ miles, or within about one and q quarter miles of Inc end of tn. workiass, when they were obliged to stop. Ire air had beer foul all day, and the relays had to be ehanged every two hours sicad of every iour as heretofore, a.na fl f-'hs the gas ."ame so dense was decided 10 concentrate all efforts upor improving the ventila ion by the brattcing of rorc noading5, increas- ing the currents Of sif and for ing tke gases out before attempting ,o pene- trate the depth.
 Practio ,lly all esti 1ittes of the runber of dead now exceed 2zJ. The coiap2ny's s revised ilst of Iniaslng now contains a26 names, and mes. other estimates are even greater.
 The most distressing scenes since the explosion were witnessed today. Although mud was nearly knee deep the temoer- ature was much warmer, and great crowd of mourners stood around the mines most all day Whenever a body was recognized the widow and children and other relatives would attempt to kiss and caress it, and their Walls a,.d cries were pitiful in the highesi dosree.
 The company will pay off tomorrow. Last Saturday was the regular pay day, but fearing bad results well as much confusion, the company delayed paying survivors as well as the derenden.s Of the victims.
 Coroner Vim mas not set date for the inquest. but state today that all of the jury would De from Smithton, two miles away where Ee expected to find men who are well acquainted with the situation, free from prejudice and quail fled for the jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
INDIAN VETERANS
 GATHER IN LONDON
Aged Soldiers Celebrate Victo-
 ries Over the Mutineers
REVIEW BY LORD ROBERTS
Banquet Is Served in Albert Hall to the Gallant Old Soldiers at Which Message Is Read From King
 Edward VII.

London, December 23.-'"rhe remnant of that desperate post" as Kipling de- scribed the veterans of the Indian mu- tiny gathered this afternoon in Albert hall to the number of more than 700 to commemorate the jubilee of the strug- gle which ended in the Indian empire being saved to Great Britain.
 On the pension roll in the war depart ment office are the names of 12O0 sur vivors of the mutiny to each of whom an invitation was sent for the reunion, but old age prevented many from attend ing. Those who could travel, including of- ficers and men, came from every corner of the United Kingdom and with breasts covered with medals made brave show ing as they drew up outside the hall, to be reviewed by Lord Roberts. The young est among the veterans was 65 years old, he having been a drummer, and even to- day looked to be youngster compared with his companions, bowed with the weight of years. The review was brief as the infirmities of the veterans pre- vented them from standing long in line, so headed by the field marshal, they marched to Albert hall, the galleries of which were filled with cheering crowds and sat down to banquet
 Lord Roberts, who presided, read a telegram from the King, who expressed the appreciation of the whole empire for the services rendered by the army of which the veterans were members. Lord Curzon, chancellor of Oxford university. gave the toast, ''The Survivors of the Indian Mutny," and Lewis Waller the actor, recited verses especially written by Rudyard Kipling, of which the fol- lowing is one:
 To-day across our fathers graves,
 The astonished years reveal
 The remnant of that desperate post,
 Which cleared our east with steel' .,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
GOVERNOR HUGHES
 ENDORSED BY CLUB
REPUBLICANS OF NEW YORK CITY ADOPT RESOLUTION ENDORSING HIM AS CANDIDATE FOR PRESI- DENT OF UNITED STATES.

New York, December 23.-The Republi- can club tonight indorsed Governor Hughes as a candidate for the republican presidential nomination and called upon republican organizations throughout the country to cooperate in securing his nomination and election.
 There were over 800 members of the club present, and all but nine voted for the resolution, which was as follows
 Resolved, That the Republican club of the city of New York indorses Gov Charles Evans Hughes as the republican candidate for the presidency of the United States of America in 1908 and invites the cooperation of kindred organizations and of the people generally throughout the city, state and nation to secure his nom- ination and election"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
GIRL KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Child Is Sitting in Her Cousins Lap
 When Struck.


 Reids' Station, Ga, December 23.-While she sat in the lap of her cousin at the family home in Reds Station yesterday afternoon Sedora Bryant. the 10-year-old daughter of J. D. Bryant. was instant ly killed by a stroke of lightning that wrecked the home and injured 15 other persons, though none seriously There was a gathering of neighbors at the Bryant home, 12 miles south of Macon on the Southern railway, and the Sunday evening was being spent in song serv- ice when a stroke of lightning, striking death to the girl and leaving her cousin unharmed flashed through the house. The only evidence of injury to the little girl was a burn on the ankle. W. M. Phillips, Frank and Ava Phillips and James Warfield sustained the most seri- ous injuries, but no one suffered to any considerable extent.
 suit would have been fruitIess, because of alleged personal hostility on the part of the Hartman directors. Judge Ball ruled that as the object and substance of the bill was not changed by the amend ment 1t would be allowed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
MANS HEART MISPLACED.
Fact That It Was Lower Down Than
 Normal Saves His Life.

Lexington, Ky, December 23.-Calloway Sebastian, who was today released from the hospital here. today owes his life to the fact that his heart is loced lower in his body than the average person.
 In an election day fight Sebastian was shot through the breast. He was brought to the hospital for treatment. The X-rays showed the bullet in Sebastian's right lung During the examination physicians discovered that the bullet had entered the body in such a place that It would have passed through the heart f that organ had been located In the usual place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
TRIAL IS SET.
Oregon Land Frauds Will Be lnvesti-
 gated Jannary 13.

Washington, December 23.-January 13 is the date set for the trial of the land fraud cases in Oregon.
 This announcement was made tonight by Francis J. Heney of San Francisco, the special representative of the depart ment of justice, who has for some time been Investigating the Oregon land fraud cases and who will assist in conducting the trial.
 An important conference was held at the White House tonight between Presi- dent Roosevelt and MT. Heney at which the status of land fraud cases in Oregon was discussed but MT. Heney declined to say what was the result of his talk with the President MT. Heney came here by appointment to see the Presi- dent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
---------~o----------- INITIATES WILLIAM TELL.
Drunken Man Tries to Shoot of Ills
 Friends Hat and Kills Him.

Imperial, Cal, December 23.-"Bet you you can't shoot my hat off my head" exclaimed E. o. Strugill to his companion, Jim Owens, at a brawl here last night as the latter stood with heavy calibre pistol in his hand. The men, with a party of friends, had been drinking. Owens took deliberate aim at his friends hat and fired at distance of six feet. With the flash of the pstol. Strugilrs brains spattered the wall and he fell dead, the bullet having torn away the whole top of his head. Owens fell upon his friends body and wept hysterically. He was taken into custody.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
RAILROAD IS SUED.
Over $1,ooo,0oo Damage Is Claimed
 Against Pennsylvania Railroad.

Johnstown, Pa. December 23.-The Pennsylvania Railroad company today was made defendant in suits for over $1 100000 damages brought by the Penn sylvania Coal and Coke company and Webster Coal and Coke company.
 The allegation is made that for four years the railroad has discrminated against the prosecutors in the matter of coal cars and that rebates have been granted to the Glen White Coal com pany.
 These two plaintiffs are operated under the management of the Pennsylvania Beech Creek and Eastern Coal and Coke Company, which is supposed to be con-. trolled by the New York Central Rail- road company. The coal combination operates perhaps two-score mines in this section of the state and its total capital is estimated to be s30, ,0000O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
WRECK IS EXPLAINED.
Spike Is Said to Have Thrown Cen traI of Georgia Train from Track.

Columbus, Ga, Decemb CT 23.-(Spe- oial. Ut developed todya that the wreck of the Central of Georgit rail- way passenger train near Goodwater Ala, yesterday was caused by a spike being placed on the rail. Engineer Lawrences escape as the engine ploughed into the bank, turning over on it's side, was remarkable, but he came out without a scratch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
POO Strikers Killed,

Washington, December 2S.-Two hum dred striking laborers have been killed at Iquique, Chile. according to dis patch received at the state department from the American representative of this government. They were part of body of 10000 laborers who had entered the city from the interior, and who had re- fused to return to thair employment tn the nitrate industry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
kiIIed sx Nearo.

Walden, Miss, December 23.-Maury Da- wis, a young white man, was killed to- day by William spinx, negro with whom he had quarreled. The negro was fla tally wounded. The two emptied their revolvers at each other and then clinched, finishing the fight with knives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-24
New Minister from Norway.

Christiania, December 23.-M Guede, formerly minister of Norway and Sweden to Denmark, has been appointed to suc- ceed the late H. c. Hauge as minister of Norway to the United States.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Im @c9rabniktaae ocs SOhncs.

Yittsburg, ga, 4. Moi. -
Sr. Soiepb 8ittmnm, elmer Der 1lte-
itcn Oeutih'amerifaniideu 9elpobner
bon 8rob.Gitts6urg, puroe geItern,
ON 9e9rdbnibtage ieines Sohnes,
5rn. Sobn 90. @ittmanrt plotlif
bonn Gooe credit. gr nurbe am 1riib.
Itlifsti'de bonn Shlage getroffen urb
mar mcnige Stunoen ipGter cine 9ei-
die. Ter 8eritorbene mar Dor 81 Sab
rem III 9apern geboren llno fam ge.
tern Dor As Sabren nn1 amerifa.
Gr mar elmer Der Grinder ser oeut-
ifen fatboliiden ct. Warien.@e-
meinoe in Sbarpsburg ltno Mitglieo
mebrerer firhlid)en gereine. Nrs
eiaener arait bate er es gum Der.
mogenoen Wanne gebraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
MurDucriudl nub Sclbimuro.

eng orf, 4. Ntoi. - Sn
&iogerpooo, 2.sS., fam eS IN porlcBtcr
Nod)t 5piifen Ben Gbclcutcn Sobn
@uqner bon Goperts ut6 GlmsNpc.
sum Streitc. Der @otte 500 pl0blih
leincn HcOoluer un0 %iellerte eincrl
Sdu6 alf Die 6ruu as, oic getroifeu
binionf. @r elite oauot mo mod)te
ieincm 9cben Elm @noc. In5 Gbepunr
fam nod W%ittcrnndt nod] Salie un0
cs cntiton0 5piiden ibnen Gin Strcit.
Mis- Ser @nttc ollf Die 6rou geid)oiicn
bate unO Oicic "ltiir5en lab, elite er
fort. Gle NadbarrL mclde ben SdltB
uernommen battcn, folnen III 0uo
0ou3 geeilt mo ionOen 6rou @agncr
om 9oOcn liegcu. Sic bena6ridtig-
ten bic NmbulunS Oe& Icutifcn SO.
ipitals. Or, Mronion fam bcrbei ulO
pcrban0 Ole STRAIT bic MIR cine lcidte
unbe0cutcnoc Wunoe om &opi ga,
oon0etragen Bate. Sic braudJte nidt
sum @oipitol ge6roft 5u mcrOeu.
lin ) llbr 10 gcitern Worgel ionO
mon sic 2eihe bon Mogncr in einenl
StoIle al 6orelt- uno Gin 9Ioenlle.
@o0ncr bate ii6 nit Dem gIeihen
Hcoolper, cinem 32-fnlibrigen, oen CT
ouf ieine 6rou 1eridltct bate, cine
&u9el ourd) Die rette SdIGic geihoi.
icn. Gr mar 90 Sabre alt. Seine
6rou lit 40 Sabre alt. Die 2eife Oes
ScIbitm0rOcrs lpllr0e nnd) Der Eoli.
5eimad)e in @lenoule 0ebrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Mcd,tsoclchrter crld,icst iid,.

Nem Oorf, 4. Mai. ~ GrncIt
W. &uiicitt, Der iriibcre Getan Scr
Gorneu.llniucriit0t, cine Der gr0Btcn
Nutorit0tcn ori benz @cbicte oe9 co)t-
ititltioncGcn Hed)tcS mo pcriouliher
9crutbcr ocS 8ouuerneur5 Su9bcs,
crid)oB lid bclltc ali Dem @uoion-
6llboampfcr Is. ". Morie." gr
mllB Die lngIiificligc lbat in elmer
Iriibcn StlutOe Oc3 MOrAen9 began.
gen buben, oenn ieine 2cthc mltr0c,
nndOcm Tie idou mebrcre S~tun0cn
aclcgcn bate, Don einem WtatroIcn IN
ciltcm Stllblc licgcno 9%cilu0cn. Gle
<gcl mar inn ms 0ebirn ge0run,
gen. Gr fam nit Dem 0an1pier BON
Nlbnnp. Seine Soentitdt muroe
Gurd Wtltocrnctr &llJDes, DER 5uiGl.
li0 in Der Sto0t mcilte, bel Dem Sci.
d)clbcItuttcr, mobin man ocn Gnts
iccltcn gcbrndlt bate, leIt8citclt. ,&Il
ciucm all lcinc SNpeiter, Sri. Gillian
SltiIcltt, gerid)tctcn 9rieic iagt &r.
&uiicnt. ooB mir oic Iiidiid)t gcgcn
@lnOcre ion 5uriidgeboIten babe, ben
Sdritt idpn iriiDcr 5u tbun. Sir Die
@riin0e 5u ser Gbat, Die %allBcmcinca
2uiic6cn un0 NeOauern errcgt, bat
man feiuc NnbdltSplnttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Wplbcnc Spdlscit.

st &ouiS, Mto., 4. Wioi. - 81
boiler Geiiti9cr Stride mo f0rper,
Iider Hiiitisfcit f%etcrtcn geItern @crr
unO 6rou &obert 5. Nontbaucr ooS
icltcnc Set Der golOcncn Sod,3eit.
Serr Eombnucr lit Der Senior mo
5uglcid Der bcruorrogenoIte &crtrcter
Der bicIi0en Seutidrlln9orn, Gr &c.
bort 5lt Den menigen ilbcrlCbcn0en ic.
i1cr S6oor, Ole 0ur6 oie ltngoriid)c
HeOollltion Der Sabre 1913 mo 1919
aus ibrcr @ctnlotb pertrie6cr, in sic,
lem 2onbe Sdub uno 3ltfllAt iudjtc.
Del Iusbrud) bes Wiir0crfric0c9
Itelltc SEER &ont6nltcr Der Ncgierung
Ieine 2ienIte 5ltr &criiigung. W}it lei.
ltcn 9ril0crn nagm cr tbeil al scr Sr.
ganilirung Der pSome Guards" Ole
jc0en &erlnd) ctnes HcbcQenpttidea
in ct. 2ouio i'm Seine erItidtcn. IN
N1erfenmtng ieiner Sb0tigteit lpl;roe
CT gum SberItcn mo Gomnlonoeur
ocs t. Helernc.G egimel,tS crnunnt,
un6 bei'nl AuSihcioen aus oent off
pcn Gienlt 6ctleiocte er Oie Sicauna
zines 9rigoOc.G Commandments Ger So
pollerle. Sp0tcr mir0e CT Er1li0ent
Der neutrality-suspicious.. So0onn
olcntc CT nnebrere 2mtstcrmine bintcr
einanber ols Sd)ulrotbsmitolico uno
ais Br1iioctt Der oifcntlid)en 9i6lio.
tbef, Gr mar Der critic G%onnlonoeur
bcs Stonts. 8 eportcmcntS bon Wtii.
iouri. @egcnluortig beifditiot liG
&crr Honbouer init Der Nbioiitrnq
zines @eididtsmcrteS iibcr oic politi.
iden Gerbolmiiie Dor uro Gci Nus.
hrud) oes 9iirgcrfriegcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Snfcl Sam uerflagt.

Icm- Dorf, 4. Moi, 9m 20.
8. Mtts. brginnen Die gerbnnOlungcl
ilt Sem @crid)t% perfobrcn, Ons Die
iibcrieciid)en Golnpfer @ciellihaftcll
eingeleitet tabe1, I'm Die inter Nroi
teIt bejobItcn Stroien fir ben Grams.
port BON dngcblih ulllerpiinidtcn"
Ginmun0erern 3ltrild 5n %crlnn9en. Gtc
Sunlne betrGgt bisber %atn0berno
100000. Ter 9ro}eB fonnmt Dor Hid)-
ter SougG I'M 9u1oes.I iItriftsgeriht
CUR 8e~rbunOlun1, lie Imrpier.@e
~ieQidoftcn modem geltenb, oab e0
unier Ser Gonititltion fcinem grefu.
tin. geomicn geitnttet lit, Strofen 81
p~erbdngerL ierner oaB iblten potl Der
@e6oroc feline @cIegenbcit Gegebclt
muroe, 9elteub gu maden, morrm lie
DIE Stroien nidt be5oblen ioIlen. In,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05

fer Dem GimuonOcrer @cicB limo oic
transport Capitalization QcboItrn,
500 Stroic iiir icocn @imonocrcr
SIT crlegrn, ociicn 3uitonO i'm pom
pornbcrcin bon Ser &ou0un0 ans
i6lieBt mo I'M Ginidiiimngaboicll
clltocdt mcrOcn fonntc, mcnn Der Sc
frctGr Iiir @an0cI mo Nrbcit c9 5u
Hcd)t crfcnnt, Tic Giumonocrun05-
Vcbor6c %Dcrb6nGt nidt oic Strofcu,
IonOern lie id)idt Die betrciIen0cu 90.
funlcntc al Den @oiensGoQettor, DER
Die Stroicn coaeftirt. Stroif0uig
linO Ole Compiler = Capitalization in
60lcn bon irriinli9cn mo cpilepti.
ldcn, ionic nit 5opuS ooer Srohomo
bcbnitctcn Ginmonocrerll bcrcn BIZ
Itono, loltt Dem 2Ittcit Scr GinDun0e-
rln0s.Acr3tc, inn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cnt0Cdi luer0cn fonllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Ser grpfc Soabucr MuropruSch.

@otiG SOo6o, 4. Mui. - Ger
Gro5eB 9c8en @m. ,. Soplpoo0, Sc.
trctGr uno Sdatmeiitcr ser ,@citcrlt
federation Of 2obot," wcgen onoc6.
lidcr Grmoroun0 ocS iril6crcn @cl.
ucrncllrS 6ronf Stcuncubcrg BON
&oobo miro n1d)itcn 0onmcritog be.
ginncn. IuBer ibm iinO nod 0rci
.onOcrc W0lmcr beliclbcn &erbrcNcn9
ongcflagt, n0lnlid GboS. $. Mopcr,
&rGliOcnt Ser o@eitcrn federation Of
2obor;" Geo. u. Scttibouc, elm tribe,
res Mit1Iie0 Ser @refutip=9 cboroc
OcrIcIbcu Organization, uno Snrrp
Sr6nro, cin MitglicO ser federation.
Grdlorb ioQ, mic eS bciBt, Elm sc.
itGnoniB ob9clegt Gobcn 6uB or sen
@r.@ouperncur t00tctc, u1lo ooB Saps
moo0, Woper, Yettibone ul1o unocrC
Miitglicoer Scr 6e0crotion ibrc @ano
nit i'm Spiclc b0ttcl,, Sbidon 0icic
0rei Wdnncr jltr 3eit 0eS Mor0ca
nidt IN S0obo luarcr, mer0cn lie III.
ter 0cn @cicten 0c9 StontcS sod
0ircft 6c3 MorOc3 ungeflagt, ga iic
ongcblid Stcmenbcr0'S Goo pInntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
1scuniDlunnia's 9opitulban.

9arriSburM ga, 4. Mai. -
Had) Sen porlGliigen 0criftcn Ger
2huoitoren Der aapitolbau = llnters
lltd)uugssGomni'iion iino Der 6lrnln
SoDn S. San0crion & 80. IN Ebilas
oelpbia fir Bic 9lllsltottung oes Galis
fltS- 3immerS oeS SallieS i'm ncucn
&opitol $t1t,35S.10 ul0 iiir Die
IltsItnttllng oe5 GorIflls . 3immcrS
OcS SenatS $8S,2l2,97 gc5obIt nor.
ben. PM &oitipieligIten Itclte lid IN
bcioen 2ofolitGtcn Die S~erlteling Ger
&ribiine, iiir meld)c Sanoerion $780,
74S.S0 er9ielt, m0brcno ibm Ger
gur5c Hummel Don eincm Sllbcon.
traitor iiir $1,000 geliefcrt muroc.
Der Yroiit Snnocrion's, mcl6er Die
gelammte Nusltattung Der bci0en
&1ume 5u liefern bate, miro BON Den
Nit0itoren auf 1000 Yro5ert bcred).
net. Sir Die Sronleltfter I'M Galt.
FMS 3intmer 0cS SenntS 5abltc Ger
Staot nidt peniger ais $23,576.S5
un0 Iiir Die i'm GaufuSs 3immer oes
SaltIes $4,000. Die Stii1le IN Oen
beiOen 3immern fomcll Dem Staotc
ouf mebr ais $4,000 uno Die So.
pbns aui etpaS iiber $4,000 51 itebelt.
Sie 2(uoitoren iino iett nit ser Ius.
orbeitung elmer 3uiammcnItcllrng be.
idGitigt, aus pelder lif Die Soften
ser A%usitattung ieOes ~cin3elren Gin.
mrrs I'M aapitol ergeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
arica in Sidlt d?

Guatemala mill Gina mo 9prec nidt
an Merico ouSlicfern. - Ger N6.
6ruf Der oiplontotii6cn 9e3icbrm-
gen bonn mCritouii6cn So6inct
bcrotbcn.
Stoot Mcrico, 1. Wtoi. -
Guatemala bat ii6 aclucigcrt, Dem
Gcrlongcn Der mcrifonii6cn &c0ic.
rlilg, Sole Morio Gina mo OGcrit
Snofrc 9orcc, oic Der S6cilno6ntc an
Der G%rruorOu1g oeS Generals Wonltcl
Siionoro @orri0oS olt0ciduIoigt iino,
nllS5ulicicrn. GoS &obinct lit icBt in
Stbung, ltn0 ea bcibt, BOB sic Wtini=
tier iibcr Sen iofortigcn N6brud alien
oiplomottihcn S%crfc6r3 nit @uotc.
maln bcrntbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Gas Gcroift 0a.

@ilfcs6orre, 4. Moi. ~ Oil
@|cldnuorcncn in Dem Ero5eB gcQcr
Die IS Stolicncr, bic on8cflogt limo.
81 elmer oSGluur5cn @oro Nonoc"
81 Oeb0rcn, Go6cn bette 2l6cnb FMS
nod) S llbr Elm %pcrliegeIteS @croift o6.
mcld)cS obcr crit morgen fritz, lucnll
Die @cridtSiitrng mieocr beainnt,
gcoifnct mcr0cn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Ml6rocr Scr Sriiocr Slncg.

W tOoIetown, N,.Y., 4. Moi.
- Gborlc5 $. GogerS, meld)er Ole
beiOcn @riioer Olncp, 5mei beiobrtc
m~oblbabcn0e 6ormer ser bieiigcn Sc
genO, mo 2Iice Sngcrid, mclAe iid)
aui Der Olnep'idcn 6orm ouIDiclt,
ermor0et baben iol, mltr0e gcItcrrl
bier aus Sos glnBeleS cingcliciert, no
mau Ieincr nod) elmer &eriol1ung pom
me1r ais einenl Sabre babbaft gcuors
ocn lit. Die 9eomterL ucld]c i'm bier
her iiberfitbrten, bebaupteu, Hoger$
bube bereitS oaS @eltdnoniB abgClegt,
oab CT Die orei M%orotbaten ollcin oll$.
geiiibrt lnO icincn Opicrn SIG nbges
nommen bobe. Die 2ei6en Ser bel.
Den OlllcpS, melde eridoiien poroen
marell, mrr0en am 6. Sftober 1905
in cincm @GlOdcn IN ser gtube ibrer
6urnt ouigeiun0cn pGbreu0 bic Sci.
DIE Ser fIcincn 2llice Sngerid, Der
Iodtcr ibrer &auSbdlterin, I'M Seller
0es Olncp'iAen SouicS lag. GoS
M0Oden mar ollrN cinen Sdlag nuf
oen aopf nit einem 9uttergefGB ge-
tootet mor0eu. 6rau Sngerid inno
man nod einigcm Sud)en belullBtlo5
i'm Stall9eb0uoc OeS @eb0iteS, uno
lie mar 10 entietlid 5ugcri6tet, ooB
Tie crfldrte, lie f0nnc iih oeS gor3eu
Scrgan9eS bel bent llc6criaQ nid)t
nle6r Cntiirnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Bic Gltcrn 6cindtcn ben @al(.

d, MiG, 4. Moi. -
Sicr flcitc ainoer fomcn IN Der Der
iIoiicnen Nodt I'M Scim ocS Srn.
Wortin Campbell, aft WcHcu pon
bier enticrnt, in 6lommcn nm. Sr.
nnO 6ron campbell bciuften cinen
9oa, Scr cine Mteilc cntiernt obNebol.
Ten pllroc, lire ied8 ainoer ollein 5ll
@anlc IaiIcnO. GurN Den bciBcn Ofen
gcricib olS @nu8 in 9ral0. Die bel.
oen GItcltcn ainocr, s, reip. 10 Sabre
alt. eHtfnmen IN 0cn Atadtflci0crn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-05
Stein orittcr Scrmin.
&clIriitibe GrfIdrung OcS FrGliocn.
ten 6olo ermartct. - @obrihcin-
lid bel ser Gntbiilllng OcS Gam.
tom entmlolS in @nnopoliS.

luHESentlllQl2 III WllllQpoIl2.
Woi9ington 3. g., 4. Wai.-
Sic IeBtbin 10 bauiig gcmprocne @ins
tuciiullg auf CinCn Orittcn Eermin filr
RrGiiocnt &~ooIepelt ltn0 Die babel a6.
g~e9ebeucn GrflGrungoL boB man Die
HeltBcruugen ocS YrGitoenten, Qc.
HON am Gbcno oeS @obltogeS bon
1904, nidt ais cn0giiItig bctroftcn
f6nnc, ba6en Dem 8rGiiocntcn
idlieBlid Die Notbmen0igfeit nabeac.
legt, nod cinmol cine 9all5 ll15luei-
oeltige @rtl0rung o63ligebclL 0u6in
ge6en0, Dob CT me0er Gonoi0at lei,
nod cine ibm oorgcboteuc Nomino.
tton onncbmen lpiiroc. Gem Ser.
1tebmen nod iiberlcgt iid) scr Er0ii.
Dent, tuonn or bieic &erii6crlng &c.
ben ioQ, ga Die Situation cS ubiplut
SIT cr6eiIdcn ideint, Dab CT iih Oo5u
pcrItcben mltB. W0glihcr @ciic miro
CT cine icincr n0hIten Rc6cn 0o5it
benuBCn, picQeidt oicienige bel Der
GntbiiQln1g 0es 2outon.G cnfmolS
Sep Der ErGiiOent cs nid)t germ tbltt,
Oarf o%n0enommen pCr0eL 6enn CT
miiBte Damn 5liqe6cn, BOB Die GrflGs
rlng bon 1904 nidJt binoeno 0erlt1
gciueien ici. Nl6cr Die 9iQiQfcit, ma.
me1tlid Sru. Goft gegcnii6er, for
ocrt, bob Der YrGiiocnt oQc nl0ali-
dcn 3rucifel 6cicitincn iolltc. Gr icIbit
hat ieiten arie9SicfretGr iojuiogcn
gegcn ociien @iucn in oic Gambia.
trr billei1 gc5lulngcn, un0 Goit fam
nllnmebr p%erlangen, Onb ieiltc Nus,
1iftel1 nid)t 0ltrd) cine i'm Nintcr.
grun0e 0robcn0c epentucle Gun6ioo-
tur Hooicuclts iibcri6ottct lpcrocll
ioaten. &rl>. Soit'S 6rcllnoc 6o6cll
bieS Dem ErGiioenten no6c gclcgt,
un0 mic pcrlolltct, bnt 0ieicr 0nS 9tn.
gcn1ciicne OicieS Gcrlangcn8 cingcic.
bcn.
Cine Ocrortige, o6ioIut ais bitl-
Demo 5u 6etroftenbc @rflGrurg oc3
8rGii0entcn miro olSoann oie 9obn
pouig frei 9e6cn, ulto tomentlih lit
Damn Den Sreunoen oeS Srn. Gait
Die M0glidfeit gegc6en, bciien Boom
frGftig 5t f6roern. S6 Der Yr6Ii0cnt
alcid5citig cmpfcblcn miro, ooB icinc
6reunoc iid) oIf Gait con5entrirclt
m0d)ten, GILT ais 5lueifelGoit. Ger
8r6iioent mag cs fir ridtig bultcn.
Dies priootim Nur6ihimmcrn 81 Ioi-
len, obnc gemiiiermoBcn oefinitip lei.
men Nudfolgrr 5lt oeiignircn.