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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

in algerien oltgciieoelten SSroclitcn
beniQiqt, mo Die 6ol9e oopon mar
Elm oQgen1eiuer Aufitonb Der mubos
meooriiiGcn 9epoIferuna Der eon5en
SoIonie. Gle olgeriid)en Ssrocli.ct
itnb @1bler ulo oesbalb audi SoI0a-
ten. rute allc anoeren S%ron5oien. Die
&obpIcn uno Nrnbcr baaeqen limo
Mld) icst MIR llnterDorfene, mno
lpenn in ben icdS nSurfos"= rno
rSpobi5" He9imentern etna 1900
bis 1900 inter iran5oiiiden Sobnen
OiCncn, 10 tbun lie baS oils Sreiipil.
ligc, Die it'd aus Cult an 8aifen-
banonerf unb IN Grpartung bon
Yeute I'M boben Solb ollf cine I'm.
gere Heibe BON Sobren bubcn eins
idrciben laiIen. HSn1 Gerein NIT ocr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un0 ben II aui
fur3e Sriit ongemorbenen freirpiai9en
9%eouinen, Die lid aus eigenen Mit-
telll b"critten MAIDEN, bienen bicic al
oeriiden Solbner in ben &oIonio!-
ariegen Scr Hepublif. Sic in glge-
rien ollein 81 loiien, bat Sronfreid)
bis iebt nidt gelpngt, man hnt pieI-
mebr nod immer 1900 bis 1900
Monn rein tron5ofiiher Sruppen in
gllgier gcbolten. 0ie Sebteren mod)te
mo nod) Sronfreid) 5llriidbringe1,
neil an ben 8ogcien Die geietlid poss
gcihriebene Gifeftip< Stdrfe scr fr1n=
5oiiIhen 5ruppcrl nid)t porbolJoef lift.
Die Irnn5oiiid)e Secres, Nerlpoltung
bot lid, uie Der porlont6ntoriide Sc.
rcrolberld)ter Itatter sum Seeres. Gtot
berpprGebt, g%e5lplln9cn 9eieben, nidt
nllr Die v~SoIbtMlgliten" sum ianite
III Der 6ronf beronSu5iebc1t, ~ionoern
lo9or olll &erlpodicne unb Sd)lpinb.
lildJtige/ 5urilforeiien miiiicr, ltnb
trotnfn blieb Die 8eiammt.Nraien5
nod6 nm 10000 oOtln 5uriid. I'm
6Ic 2iidcn 81 filueu, mod)te man
aruber uno aubplen IN moglid)it gro.
Der 3obl 5u Sillie rllten, bob etno
5lpei nelle Arneccorps 9ebiloct luer.
oen fonnen; nid)t etlpo ousS oIonern,
oenn oieie miiroen 5ll toitipielig iein,
ionocrn oils Sploaten oltrh Elm @es
iet. llno an oie Gogcien, CUR 0cdung
ser Oltgren5e io1en Die mllbameoa.
nilden ariegSfned)tc nirifnniifer
Hoiic b~eionoer5 0ienen. Surfos unb
aabplen on oer Sdnpeae BON GliaB.
2otbrtnaen! Ser Gerilld) fDnnte
aIlcrOings 81 cinen1 nelielt graber.
Nuiitono iiibrel,, Der bel oel1 Wa.
roffoEySirrcn rebt unaneencbm mcr'
Den oiirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
WcDcr's @rpfes CONGREGATIONS.
Ecrifuu.

@on oielenl ollagc5eidJneten Nnd)-
Idlogemert bes %ou9cmeinen @iliens,
bns gGn5lid neu beorbeitct uno reid.
lid pcrnlebrt in ledster Illila9e er.
id)eint, liegt ieet Der ad)t5cbnte 9ono
Dor. Gas gauge @erf, bus ouf iiber
$4,000 Sciten Cert mebr dls $4,000
Slrtifel nit ctlvn 1900 Nbbiloungen,
aarten ulb YlGnen lllb mebr aIs
400 SQuitrotions.S oieln, barlu1ter
etlpo 1870 Sorbcnorld- Soieln Ii. 300
lelbItitanoige &orten.9eilogen brinst
qebt Ieiner &oQenoun9 entgegen. Der
SSerlug beS 9ibliogropbiiden Sniti'
ilts 81 2eip5ig unb @ien bot NIT
oieiem @erfc Elm Stiif oeutiber Gel.
ites.Irbeit geldoffen oos Seinesglci-
d)en llldt. @ic ane porbergebenoen
N6noe legt audi Der ieet porlie9cnoe
oft5ebnte gono 3eilgniB oouon ab,
oaB Der &frlog beitrebt lit, nid)t MIR
&eraltctes nod Dem Stonoe Der 8e-
geniunrt Ill perbeliern, ionbern audi
ben Snbalt 81 bereid)crn unb 5l per-
%tieien. Sir Die gemiiienbaite' 81.
icnlmenorbeit BON Wtitarbcitern ulb
Hcoottion uno Die trefilife Gispoii-
ton in DER Gertbeilung oeS Stoffes,
Die geibidte Nusluubl bes Suuitro-
tionsmaterials ipritt iebe Seite, Die
man MIR alf'S @eraoeppbl altf-
id)I1gt. Ser v9robe Weper" lit itets
aftueu; baS 5eigen Die MrtifeI
rShul9eiunbbeitspfIege", uSo5ioloe.
motrotie", nSo5ialismus", unfaiien-
&c, bis in Die @egenuart reihenbe
3arlteuungen Ii. b. u. Ter v8robe
Weper" lit genu9iam bcfannt fir lei-
nc b%eionbere Sorgfalt nlli oenn @e.
bietc oer Observation-Disclosures ullo Der
Sed)nif, uno 10 beidrdnfen mir inns
barauL oils neu 5u regiitriren Die Bet
lagen unb Ibbilbrn9en vSdyubfabri.
fation". ~Scsler", rSpeiher", ~Spo'
ro5oen", nStootbabnen" @niid)tcn
Der 9erliner uno Barrier Stabtbab-
nen), nSdubeiurihtunacn", Set
benipinner" S~dlpimmpogel", Set
moitinen", nSfelett", Some,
g peftralonolpie", ~Sperlinesnos
ael", .Spinnereimoidinen", Spirit.
tl,sfobrifotion", ais erncllert unb CT.
meitert Die SofeIn vSbludmme",
.Sdneine", rSpisen". nSteinfpb.
len. ,Steinfoblenformloiion", n&ul.
tilr Der Stein5eit", 81 oe1en aus al1-
beren 8ebicten nod Die 9artcn po,i
Sdottlonb. Der ShmeiS u,o seq.
'Ierpegc" nnb Die @eilogen .Shreib-
fnnit", vStatiItiihe 0oriteaungsmcs
thoben" unb photographic" neu
nrer IN liclcm 8eipnnbe binSitfonl.
men. Sogar od,t Der befonnteiten
nid)t mehr lebenoen Sp5iaIiiten ia.
ben bier ibr Counterfeit erholten, nnb
iiber Sfot unb ieine GegeIn belebrt
ein flar gebaltener Irtifel. Ter
nelleren Weltgeid)id)te miro bas Cert
fon geredlt I'M Irtifel .Shmeoiid.
norpegiid)e Union, Der uns ben
VrllG, Moriuegen'S nit Shmeben III
fnappen, aber flaren 3iigen Dor Il,.
gen fiibrt. sllts elmer baliernoen 9e
mltilna bieies fir ieoen nah Bill
oung Strebenbcn nncntbebrlih &c.
Dproenen Hatbgebers miro Elm 9anb
treller 6reunbifaft 5miifen Dem &C.
icr unb Dem S@roben Meper" Der.
aeiteIlt, Die geeriinoet lit a1f Dem
Grange nad 9eoiegenem, eridopfen'
Dem Wiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
Ndt Scitcn.
~llnirrc padicnoe MnSfnbr Md Dem
.3apautldcn China"

IaS Yrin5ip DER nofiencn Ebiir"
fir Sitaiien lit ieit Sobren bon Den
Gereinigten Staatqn betont unb Der.
trten lporocn. Cine 3eitlang puroen
9ciiirhtungen lnlt, OuB Die Suponer
Die Sbiir nod ibrcm Siege iieber
Hllblono 5uiperren fonnten. Nod Ell.
mem loeben perofietlidJtcn 9erihfc
Oes StotiitiidTn Bureaus oes &dn.
bcls-G eportements ideinen hieie @e.
iilrftltngen %grunoloS 5u ieid1. Tie
Iusfubr Der Gereinigten fStoaten
mad, benz japoniid)en 1erritorilm in
China bat iid mad oei{ ltotiltildcn
Grbcbungen raid aebobcn. Gas in
6rage itebenoe 5crritorium muroe in
1898 orrf &ublor6 Don China &C.
pndtet uno eing bei Sem rlliiiid.ia.
poniiden 0rieoensihlub aus ser rui.
iIld)en Gontrolci in Die ioponiife
iiber. Gos 9ebict umfabt 9ort Mr.
1lr ullo SalnS nit Den auerenSenben
1erritoricn-foa .iaponiidc China"
lpte cs pony Statiitiifen Bureau qe-
1loti1t Ip1rR. llnierc Ausiubr oortbill
ut I'M SRnlie oieies Sobrcs raid &C.
ipadnen3 10 BOB iie iest bercits iiber
Gnoerfbalb WiQionen Collars pro
Wfoll9t betr1gt. @dbrenb unier Gr-
port bnrtbin iid) in 1906 ouf mr. cine
Sleftelniuion Collars belief, miro ct
ll1 fir Dos Sobr 1907 ali ctiuo ncill
Wilionen Collars %ltellen. Gie 81.
ltabme ~nnierer ausfllbr nod benl.ia-
pantheon Gbian" 1T 1907 lit iiberrd,
idenb. SIN Sonllar bieieS Sabres
crportirtcn mir llur fir 1000 Collars
bortbin, I'M Sebruar id}on fir 127,.
COO Collars, I'M MGr5 fir 245,0CD
uno i'm Ipril fir $4,000 Collars,
i'm Sftober ifon fir 1905 900 Col.
lars, uno menn Die beioen lebten Wto.
nate oleleS Sobres abnlide 3ilnob.
men aufneiicn, mie Die pprbergehe1l.
ben Damn miro iid) umiere Sptol-aus.
fubr nah Dem piaponiid)cn China"
aut rub neitn Otiuionen Collars
itelien. Gos lit Inn 10 auifaIlenoer,
oils uniere alsiubr mad, Dem ei9ent'
Iifen China in oieiem Sabre 9esen
bas @oriobr 3ltriid9egoneen lit, Sn
oen erlten 5ebn Wonaten bieieS SAB.
res erportirten mir fir rulo 2Ola
Wtiaioncn Collars @aoren nod Obi,
no, in bericlben 3eit 1906 ober fir
261. MiQioneil. Nltn nlogen oller-
bings uiele amerifonii6e @oaren
ails Dem ujupaniiden China" nod
Dem d)ineliid)en Meit)e gegangrn iein.
Wic piele, laBt iid, nidyt feItiteQen.
In erlter Stellc unierer oiesidbriaen
Apsfubr nah benz njopaniiden Obi.
no" lteben Giienbobn.M ateriuIien; 10
fir 1,771.O0O Collars g%iienbubn.
@aegons, fir I 1i3 WSiaioncn Glen.
babnidiencit, fir 10000 IoGors
2ofoniotipen unO fir nlebr ais einc
8iertelmiuion Glen. llno Stablipaa.
rem, aegen cine babe Miuton Glen
nrto StaM 81 Sriidclt. un6 anbercn
Vailten, Sb iid, bieie steieerlng I'm.
icrer MiiSfttfr mad, Dem ,i~aponiid)cn
egitla" iortfeten ober pieoer ob.
flalter miro, b1nat bon Der Meiter.
entptdelung bes 9nnbeS ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
Sbereia W Wciurctd,.

gs itarh AM ri. Ge5embcr 1907 mad fltr8cr
ardhfDeit Sbereia W. @cinrcidI, gellebte @ais
lin bes berltorbeuen Sreoerid Y. g3etnreid. III
Der @obnul9 ibrer 1odtcr. 6rai 6. u. stbrs
lima, aaiezstneulie, nabe @rana0asstoenlie Moro
SorreitsEnri. Man ncbme @arrtion. Ieenlte=
~lSagaoH bis 9eaesalpennc mo Gebe iueftIt6 bis
@rdnnhas %glnenue. bon bu noroltb bis Nate.Ioe.
Sie Seife lpirb am Sicnftag, o nbr Vtors
oel5. ndh Der gSubuuiIg ibrer lpnter, Srnn
q. }. 9lbrlitg, Yr. 1903, Aeits Srantlins Strafe,
iiberfiibren merben, bon 100 ais bic Beerotgliil9
I'M 2 llbr Nahntittags itdtiflltoen lptro. yet
febulp %nrionttnl. t3hu-S)
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Baltimore. ben 20. Se5ember 1907.
Nadridt lit biermit alien interefiirten Fers
fonen ~9eae6en, oab Der StaotsSngenieur ben
Neitimmlngen bes 81. @Dfbnitts bes 80. Irtis
fel5 oeS Staots9ooere5 bon 1906 aenldb in bic
lem Bureau ant 10. I%c5ember 1907 ben ertlds
reuben RIan mo Die Supliintlifte Den M~uflagen
fnr Die NelnioeIirltta linh gteupflafterllte Der
Tribatssll!cD binter Nr. 1913 bis 1886, Gatrobe.
StraBe: Der Bribatsgllcp binter Or. 1901 bis
1921, Git.2ombarosStra uno an Der Seite
bon gir. t0s. SiiosSurbnms Strabe, uno 9r.
101, iio.9lntsS truBe; Der Rripatsgluep Btnter
9tr. las bis 15L, SSiIiorzStrube, uno butter 9ir.
1900 bis 1902, 1obn.S traBe; Der 8rtpats9lIIeh
biiier Dir. 800 bis 912. SitaSpmbarosSirnbe;
bcr BripntsglleD biuter gtr. III bis 131, gSeii.
Gnroules StraBe, mo Der E~rioat.Maep an Der
Sette bon gtr. no, &citsytprtbsglpeme, binters
leqt bat.
stae oanon beriibrten 9SerFonen iinb beredb.
iiat, inrerbuIb 30 la9eil, bonn Satnm Der Split
terie9llg an, I'M galiinorer Staotgeridt oitrCb
tbriftlid eilt9erei6te Petition oaDeaeit 5i aps
pclIiren.
I. Seiucu Sbpntno,
Staot.5tegiitrutor.
(ScS2O-27i 07 ,Sau3-1O 'OS1
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gcfanntmahungcn
Gontruleuresg epartement.
RcffIbnu6

@uItimorc, %. 9e8enIber 1907.
SSu pcrtauieu glht (s) Bra6meit (iett bon
Der Baltimore Sanitarp Contracting Gonts
pIdten am Site Der Gooinaton. straBe' Slse
Der stihaelp. urto Gooineton. uno Boone StraBe
geiebeu lperheu.
Stele Erabmen peroen Dem aduier eiipa am
@r6Be BON iieben (D oiefer Brabnen 1T bon
II Sub big 7610. SUR lana, 20,7 bis 24.s brett
lana, 34,s 5ub brett iro 81 Snb tiei, '"'
9eriiegelte %gtngebote fitr h~ieielben ,peroeu I'M
9iireait pes 9ontroleurs am 2 Gaiiihc 1905,
gSeitere oripiinichte %,stiinft ttoun in hipre,u
9itrealt erlulat neraeu.
SarrD 3. Supper,
(Oe623. 20 Ij20, Sand Goittroleur.
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Gmiita Woroaaa.

IS 1t0tb an 20. 9e3embct 1907 Gmhta Wtaf'
beaa I'M glitter bon 80 GGbrclt ulto & Mlonate1t.
gcllebte Eptter bon 6erninano mn 9%britttnn
WtaroaGa. Gle geeroiatnG ttnoet am MlnntaA.
ben %. SeBcmber. 8 llbr Dtpraens, bon Der
gSpbrung ibrer Gltern. NIX. I405, SitsGGuets
StraBe, aus lldf Der q. Salobus.Mtr9e itatt,
no nm 8 tlbr cine Heanten51IetE ilr ibr Gee
lenbeiI gebaltel pirb. ..[ (355-O
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Charles Z. Sufiinnnn.

IS iiarb am ii. Seicuuer 1907 Charles J..
3pldnIann, ~acIiebter 6dtte bon Glara 1ol3a
mann, i'm 80. Sebenoiabre, Sic 9ecrbigulla
finoet am 0inntag, Nadmittnes > llbr, bon feis
ier cIterIidei 8obnung, gr. 81, g8ilfenssSir.,
aus nrf Der r9ouoon Bari Cemetery" itdtt.
(356-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
Nctcr Wnfer.

G5 itarb an u. Gc3embcr zoos 1cter gader
in ieilem II. 2ebeHsiabrc, N~eIicbter @uttc bon
Miurp g.. 9ader. &erparhte illo .5reinoe iilto
itaa, SEN "a. Ge8cmber, Iin6mtitags llbr. in
ieiner 28obmllq. III. DIS, Mcggie6elsS trabe,
bei5mpobHcr. leiiebune %priOatirl. (356-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

Die Snbre5oerfamnling Der ,8erman.M.ne.
riean Yiutnal Ycrr,anent 9uilbtng Nipciaiipu
OF Baltimore Gitg" finoet Wiontaa, ben 8. ga.
mar 1908, Ibenos $ lDr. III Dem sSermun-
american Nanf .@ebduoe. Mr.. $780,, eab.grpnb.
,uan. itatt.
(350 @n. SdIparj, Brdiioent.
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BUR Grinmernna

an inferen ~eeIiebten Gutten urh Batter
Gaipar Hiebler,
ipeIder beutc, am %. 9e8ember. Dor flint Cab
rem itarb, nbcr niht o~ergeiien III.
Hube iunft. Sein 9lige idiot, fih III,
limb MIN lrnaiht Sin filbe hub.
Tein @ott bat luobl an Sir 9etbar,
giun riihrt 9ih feline Glul lllebr an.
@epibntet pou ieiner @attin nno Sodltern.
t35D
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Iphu Scjtrrlcin.

IS iturb ain 81. 9c5ember 1907 6r. 5pbu
Eeitcrleiu i'm utter bon 40 1abren, > Wionaieri
uno "a Iager, ~aeliebter S09t bon Dem oer'tors
benen 0enrD unb Srnurtatu Se'terletH. Cte
eeeroigutg finoet am 1ieuita9, 0loreers nm
S llbr, bonn lrauerbauie. III. 2li5, Gartors
Ioeuue. aus itati. )featiems5Ddamt in Der
eerk ~Sefn=airhe.
(iep.9orfcr 3eitiugen mbGen GrfdqiGit CO.
nirpu) (357-S)
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WppblQiun.

Ser fh6nfte nnb er5Bte Grichtof In gaIti'
more. Terminus Der .Gppnn Saf IroIebs9tiite.
fler gertreter anf Dem Griebboie Sonntdqs bon
Q lbr Wtorgens bis 8 u9r ebetos, oil 8oter,s
tagel aaf 8ernhrebiMa. @rabftdtten gu alien
Tretien.
0ttn Office: 22G M..Gharles.etr. Baltimore.
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Muil5innss.verfauf.
6. q. 0nbibipm Co.,
Wr. 32S, rb.Gtor(es.e trake.

VT. 3gS, W1tbf0G dfItssSffnke.
gine 8eIeeenbeit 3lirn Gauf fbDner II. pradhts
boiler WeibnattssUeftenie au etpa Der Sdlfte
Der 9erfteuunestoften.
GIfenbeinipdnren, Gtptfonre, Qeudyfer, Itfs
fanb QdmpensgIodel iinb <gafen, fiinftreidbes
9oraeuan. GdSs unb eIeftrif6e 1i6tftdnber,
". fftnaipnaren uno nielc5 gInbcre.
Wtubt7-)
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Spbn Sermia & Sobn,
2etflenbeitatter mmo Ginbaiinmtrer,
9r. zoos, Srieams.S Strait:

yIbttg9tthNW VT 5Zf, VdIttusNutHue
Stahlaubtpmu, Baltinlurc.G cuntA.
grn unb Steidb beeroiat. Sino nit eerirgem
9rofit sufrieeen. Die f%einften auiiden yelic'
fert fir Sot5eiten, llnterbaltlrgen nno anoere
8eIegenbeitel. Veibe Telephone. (Dtai28,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

&r,ulano's tirfiide Baber,
Gaattabis. gesdube. Tsfaa,t aesea. etets often,
(uua221 !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

HrGii6ent Moobrop @il-
inn BON Der Yrinceton , llniperlitGt
bot iid) oieier Gage iiber bas anleri-
faniite Sdillpeien ausgeiprohal.
Gr bebauert, baB Die Sd)ulen uno
Colleges bes 2anbcs ibre Sdiiler
nift cr5ieben, ionoern ibncn MIR Sn.
forn,otionen eiiltridterl. ,9ie 2in,
Der Der lesten slpei ODER orri Sabr-
5cDnte" - ia9t Serr @ilipn - limb
nid)t er5oger worben; sic Sd)iiIer ,l,l-
lerer Colleges audi nidt. Wit aIlcr
G~r5iebung huben mir Niemanbe,l l,!-
tcrrihtet; NIT allem ltnterrid,t 9fie-
monben cr5ogen. I'D babe ieit nlebr
als 20 Sabren unterribtet - oaS
heiRt, id) babe oie l%lebunaen inn aIai.
ierl5llnmcr 9cleitet, ober mirflid) illl-
tcrriGtet babe ih in oieier 3eit fallnl.
Gas llllgliid lit, baB mir perlud)en.
Gin ipelig bon Mlem 81 lebre,l, aber
ltott beIien Nid)ts griinblid) lebren.
@ir trihtern taglit cine uneneIibe
Waile glcidgiiltiger 9irge in sic
Gppfe Der &inoer, aber bas beibt nift
iinterrld)ten, itno pom grsieben ia:
ben mir in inierem Sb,llipitem feire
blaIie Nbnnng."
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9ei 6en Neumablen Sum
neutrality-suspicious. Sunhtage murben
ole biSberi9cn Gcrtretcr mciitcnS lpies
ocrgemdblt. 9ie So5ialbentofroten
unO Die ertremen Melfcn erbielten
teine Wanoote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

Iic Sorbenrrl,d Gafeln iino oero.
be5u 8ltnitluerte, an Denen ilf Dos
Gltge erfreut. Ser Ereis beS @erfcs
itelt iid) in @olbleoer gebu1Ocn ouf
5ebn, in Erod)tbono oltf 8nolf Warf
pro 9onb, lit olio iiir oos @ebotenc
lebr biQig. Ginen n@roBen Weper"
ollf ben @cibnobtstiid! Gin @e.
idenf, mie es belier unb id)0ner nidt
qcn1adt mer0en fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

Srtr 90 ii nden bat i'd Scr
aunltualer SeropbinH oifmann nit
Morpbinnl uer9iitct uno itorb ollf
Dem transport ms &ronfenbouS.
Noidunonn nabm bns Gift in Dem
g%llgenblidc, oils or lpegcn SolId)-
miin5erei oerboitet lperoen iollte. Sn
ieiner @obnung iuuroen gefdIld)tc
3man5igmorfitiife ge%iulben. Sn
Miinhener aiinltlerfreiien crregt ser
SAT- grobes I~uflebcn.
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9~criammlunaS : Nnseiacu.

lNc62O-27.'O1 .1an3-1O,osl
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
MOTHER AND SISTER OF
! SENATOR ODD|E ESCAPE
/ DEATH IN MAD RUNAWAY.
1-ged Matron and Daughter
of Tonopahi Hurled Out
as Cab Hits Pole
VEHICLE rs WRECKED
Horse Runs for Two Blocks
Before Being Stopped
by a Collision
VEHICLE rs WRECKED

Mrs. H. M. Oddie, mother of State
Senator Tasker L. Oddie of Tonopah,
New, and her daughter, Miss Grace Cd
die, had narrow escape from death in
runaway, which occurred as they
were about to alight from a cab at the
Palace, Hotel late Thursday evening.
Whirled for two blocks, down the steep
Leavenworth street hill In the closed
vehicle, from which they had no chance
of escaping, they were finally hurled
from the cab and severely shaken and
bruised, but beyond these injuries were
Qnharmed, although the cab was de-
molished.
Mrs. Oddie and her daughter arrived
on the night train from Tonopah and
started from the ferry depot in8 a cab
sfor the Palace Hotel, intending to re-
main there yesterday and leave last
night for Los Angeles. As their .con--
yeyance turned. off Sutter into Leav-
enworth street and drew up toward the
curb In front ofbthe Palace an automo-
bile rushed up and stopped directly in
front of the horse. The animal shied
suddenly, breaking a shaft, and then
before the driver, Riordan. could re-
cover control started on a wild run
down the hill
At Post street the cab was thrown
over the sidewalk and into the side of
the Palace Annex, but righted itself,
and the maddened animal continued on
to Geary street. where the flight came
to an end in a collision with tele-
phone pole. The side of the cab was
smashed in. and both the occupants
were thrown into the street Riordan
managed to retain his seat and held to
the reins until the contact with the
telephone pole tore the vehicle loose
and freed the horse. which staggered
on few steps and fell.
Several witnesses of the runaway ran
to the scene of the accident and assist
ed the two women back to the hotel.
Mrs. Oddie is an elderly woman, but
while she and her daughter were quite
nervous yesterday as result of their
perilous experience, they were able to
carry out their plans and continue their
trip to Los Angeles last night.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
SALOON MAN TAKES THIEF
+. AFT TER A HARD STRUGGLE
Finds Him Hidden in a Rear
Room and Immediately
Gives Battle

After desperate struggle Thomas
Olivas. "a burglar, was captured early
yesterday morning by Otto Miller, pro-
prietor of a saloon at $50 Howard
street, and turned over to the police
At the same time Frank Nelson was ar
rested in the saloon and also locked
up. Later on Thomas O'Toole was
taken in on suspicion of being q con-
federate OF the other two.
Ohvas was discovered By the pro-
prietor Of the saloon a few minutes be-
fore closing-up time secreted In q back
room. When he went to the room to
obtain his street clothes Miller found
that the door was being held shut from
the inside, and on kicking 1t in found
der the table, with his feet braced
against the door. When dragged out
the supposedly drunken man put up a
fight and nearly succeeded In making
his escape. Several blows from a chair
Knocked him senseless. Miller then
called in a policeman.
At the time of the fight In the rear
room Nelson walked into the front
part of the saloon and going over to a
man lying asleep on a bench took 81 so
from his pockets. He was seen by the
policeman and taken into custody.
When questioned at the Central police
station, where he was booked for rob
berry, Nelson admitted that he knew
Olivas and said that he was a friend
of O'Toole, the man from whom he took
the money. AS O'Toole was unable to
explain his presence in the saloon and
desired the charge against Nelson dis
missed, he was also arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
: SOCIALISTS IN TROUBLE
Loud Voiced Orators Who Disturb
Salvationist Preachers Are Jailed

The slumbering hostility which has
been the cause of several disturb
snces when the forces of the local di-
vision Of the Salvation Army. which
hold open air meetings at Post and
Fillmore streets and sclashed with the
orators of the Scialist party some time
ago. broke out anew last night. and
now David Wilder and George Stychee.
two orators, are cooling their heels In
the ~8ush-street station, while their
followers are trying to raise the nee
essary bail of 500 to secure their re-
lease.
The trouble began last night when
the speakers OF the 'socialistic belief
moved their rostrum close under the
windows of Congress Hall, the head
quarters of the Salvation Army, on
Post street. Their denunciations Of
the present mode of government soon
grew so loud that 1t was Impossible to
hear the preachings of the officers Of
the army. Police aid was summoned
and the Objectionable speakers were
hustled to the Bush-streets station and
booked on a charge of disturbing a
religious meeting, an old statute of the
Penal Code. The constituents of the
prisoners were aghast at the $50 bail
demanded by the police and failed to
gather in the funds last night The
arrest Is claimed to be in revenge for
the arrest of several soldiers of the
army who were rounded up by the
police at the last clash of the rivals for
the disputed corner.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
.D0DGEs BULLETS, BUT
IS FINALLY CAPTURED
Young Burglar Surprised
at Work Is Fired On
From Two Sides

After lodging a half score of bullets
fired at him. Nathan Otterbeck, an 1s-
year-old boy, was arrested yesterday
morning and locked up on the charge
of burglary. He was caught in
the act of robbing a paint and
carpenter shop in Broadway, be-
tween Stockton and Powell streets, by
B.. Becas, the owner, who Immediately
opened fire. The intruder ran to the
back of the yard and attempted to es-
cape over the fence, but second citi-
zen, who opened fire from the window
Of a neighboring house, drove him to
cover, and he remained crouching be-
hind a friendly barrel until the police
arrived and took him in charge.
Otterbeck is thought to be the same
man who has committed numerous
other burglaries in the neighborhood in
which he was caught yesterday. Earlier
In the evening an attempt was made to
the paintshop, but the robbers were
frightened off and in getting away left
q horse and wagon behind them
The wagon belonged to e. e. Otterbeck,
a contractor living at Is De Haro street,
and father of the boy arrested yester-
day morning. The elder Otterbeck as
serted that the wagon had been loaned
to two young men the night before. and
the horse turned Out to be one stolen
from a stable in the Mission. One of
the men to whom Otterbeck Sr. claims
to have loaned the wagon is Joseph
Sturie, who lives at Eighteenth and
Vermont streets.