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decorated in green and yellow. the pulpit
being banked with golden rod, palms and
oak leaves. The beautiful bride was
gowned in an imported robe of princess
lace over chiffon and taffeta. Her tulle
veil was fastened by wreath of orange
blossoms which had been worn by her
aunt at her wedding twenty-five years
ago in the same church. Miss Mabel p.
Simpson. who acted as maid of honor for
her sister, wore cream net and Lace over
yellow silk. MIR Dudley S. Bright. cousin
of the groom, was best man. The ushers
were Mr.. Jack Disney of Baltimore, Mr..
Frank Shipe, Mr.. Francis Weller, Mr..
Royal Burnham, Mr.. Walter Simpson and
Mr.. Earle Hutchinson. Following the
ceremony a reception was rendered the
bridal party at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson are
spending their honeymoon in Canada.
NIbuco. who have been away since the
early spring. sailed from Europe yester-
day for this country.
Miss Bertha Peake of Braddock Heights
is visiting Miss Alma Nimmo at Clifton
Forge, Va.
Miss Audrey Palmer of 141s 33d street
ton.
A farewell party was given to Miss Ma.ble
McCord of California at the home of Miss
Barbara Mater, los I'd street northwest
Tuesday evening last. Vocal solos were
given by Miss Mater and Mr.. McGinnis
accompanied on the piano by Miss Alice
Grimes. Games were enjoyed until 1890
when all were escorted to the dining room,
led by Miss Mable McCord and Mr.. Law
renee Billman, and a bountiful repast was
served. Among those present were Misses
Henson, Mildred Grimes. Mrs. Kershaw
Mrs Talbot, Mrs. Ferris. Mrs. Weber
Mrs. Mater; Messrs. McGinnis, Dickson
Ward, Billman, Collins. Mater and others
Miss Beuah Winter has returned to the
city after a ten days visit to friends in
lower Maryland.
Miss Mary Nose and Miss Katie NJ Pull
man returned last week from a short stay
at Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Goldsmith celebrat-
ed the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage last night when they held large
reception at their hcme on r street. The
drawing room and dining room were deco
rated in palms and cut tiowers-many that
We're sent to the couple. The table in the
dining room, from which bountiful repast
was served, had for a centerpiece a large
wedding cake beautifully decorated, and salt
vases held clusters of red and white car
nations and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith, the latter wear
ing a soft green silk gown, had assisting
them In receiving their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Leopold Frankel of New York city. Miss
Henne Vanleer Of Baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin X. Leon. Mr.. Milton Gold
smith, Miss Blanche Stern, Miss Sarah
Leon, Mr.; Myron Goldsmith. Mrs. Benja-
min Wollberg and Mrs. Helene Engel.
Many beautiful and valuable gifts were sent
the couple, including silver, cut glass, Chi
ma, etc.
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Obituary.

A. FANGEUDER, born in Bavaria October 30
1896; arrived in the United States October 1858;
enlisted oSember l. 1861, in ID Kansas Cavalry
then being organized at Fort Leavenworth Kan:
was provost sergeant at Leavenworth city during
the winter of 1861 and 1862. Upon the completion
OF the organization, in March, 1862 was assigned
to Company II; was appointed regimental clerk in
May, lSG2 and first battalion sergeant major in
July 1867 became supernumerary in October,
1862, by reason OF the reorganization of cavalry
regiments, but remained in service sergeant of
Company ii, and designated ordnance sergeant
of the regiment; detached from command In the
summer OF 1853 and assigned TO duty as clerk I'm
the post quartermaster' department, Springfield,
Mo, and subsequently in the engineer quarter
masters department of the gulf Until mustered out
at New Orleans, November Z, 1861; remained at
said place chief clerk department until
April 20, 1860, then resigned. Upon his return %
Missouri, in 1865, was appointed clerk in charge OF
the quartermaster' department of the post OF
CasSyile, Mo-, and served until October, 1865,
when said post abandoned.
During his active military service he participated
in the engagements at Santa Fe, Mo-, April, 1862;
Sugar Greek. Ark; old Fort Wayne, ]. T.; Cane
Hill. Prairie Grove and Van Buren,, Ark, and
numerous smaller fights; also accompanied the
petition TO TahleQuah, |. r., after the Cherokee
chief, John Ross, in August, 1862; wounded
in hand to- hand fight with Delawares in Decem-
ber 1861 also at Cane Hin and Prairie Grove.
After severing his connection with the military
service held the office of justice OF the peace, pU-
lice justice, coroner, notary public and deputy
district court clerk III Greene county, Mo, until his
acceptance Of clerical position IN the pension
office, Washington, ID. &.
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BORN.

BkookE ON September -. 1907 to Lieut. and
Mrs Marx Brooke lisa. a daughter.
81 ThlNGlIAM on September %. 1907, to John
ii, and Alice Buckiu. ham. a SOP
hlt hRoRN. On Saturday. September q 1897
: HiChburn. "A son 'F
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MARRIED.

RAlNEl-SEWELL. On "Wednesday Scptembcr
- 1907 by Rev. James H. Nisckiu ROSA
SEWElL ami FRANCIS II. EAINEY. toth OF
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Mrs. Neilie p. Keleher left earlier in the
week for Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
going from there to Boston for an ex-
tended visit, returning by sea to Norfolk.
visiting the exposition and making a short
stay with relatives at Virginia Beach be-
fore returning to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Dr. and Mrs. Flavius Y. johnson and
daughter have returned after pleasant
trip to the jamestown exposition and the
surrounding points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Heacock are visiting
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ellis, the latter for
merly Miss Warder of this city, will spend
the autumn at their place at Hampstead,
L. L. where the hunting season will be
the reason for considerable social life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. William Gigsby McCor
mick have issued invitations tor the wed
ding reception of their daughter, Mis-:
Caroline Mccormick, and Mr.. Franci.
Louis Slade, Saturday. October u, a
= o'clock at Clover Dale, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

The Second Baptist Church was the
scene of pretty wedding Wednesday
evening last. when Miss Edith May Smp-
son became the bride of Mr.. Charles l..
Hutchinson. The church was tastefully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Miss Deborah Grant Brewster Halsey
daughter of Capt. William F. Halsey. L
S NJ and Passed Midshipmana Archibal,
Douglas Turnbull, U. S. N, now on dut,
on the Kansas. will be married October
at the Marlborough, where the bride
parents reside. Ensign William F. Halsey
jr will be the best man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, who spent
the early summer at Chevy Chase, have
re turned to their home at 1927 DIST street
after stay in the Adirondacks and at
Nantucket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Mrs. Patrick NJ. Lowdon formerly Miss
Mary Thomas of sthis city, of Seattle,
Wash, is making an extensive tour of
the middle states and the east, and will
join her sister-in-law, who is on her way
from Scotland, in Portland, Me-, when they
will both return to Seattle.
Mrs. Lowdun is at present the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Thomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Clear received the assem-
bled guests in the parlors of the church be-
fore leaving for their honeymoon journey
this afternoon. They will live at the Me-
ridian upon their return, where hand
somely furnished apartment awaits them.
The bride received numerous presents of
great beauty and value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

Mr. and Mrs. Columbus O'Donnen Lee
of Baltimore have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Nancy Lee to
Mr. William j. II. Waters, jr., son of the
late w. j. H. Waters
Miss Lee is one of the best known horse
women in Maryland, and is an extremely
attractive girl She is rela ted to many of
the most prominent Maryland and Virginia
families.
Mr. Waters is a brother of Mrs Harry
Morrison and nephew of Mrs. Edwin
Warfield.
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Miss Bertha Peake of Braddock Heights
is visiting Miss Alma Nimmo at Clifton
Va
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"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

O. J. DeMOLL & CO.,
1929, 1921, 1895 and 1927 G street.
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CARTER Departed this life Tuesday. September
-. 1907. at her residence 1907 ain street
northwest, DRlSl. beloved wife If John ".
Carter. 49,
Funeral services at Israel Church lst fui Il
streets southwest. Thursday. September 2B. nj
o'clock. friends and relatives are uylte, TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

The Brazilian ambassador and Madame
NXbuco, who have been away since the
early spring. sailed from Europe yester-
day for this country
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Miss Audrey Palmer of 141S 33d street
has returned from the jamestown EXPOSE
tiOn
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This morning Rev. James II. Mackin of
St. Paurs Church united in marriage Miss
Rosa Sewell and Francis H. Rainey, both
of this city. After receiving the congratu-
lations of a few relatives and personal
friends who were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Rainey left for Atlantic City. Mrs. Rainey
was stylishly gowned in a soft gray silk
travelling gown with hat to match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25

DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan and
family have returned after a pleasant sum
mer at Bedford Springs and Nantucket.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
etaats.

gnolIr6 lueroen ale Ferfonen mo 96rper'
fhditen, incorporate ODER p0litil6c, lpelte IN
Der Gtaht Baltimore elm 8ei6dft betrethen, 1lir
luel6es bic GrGebnltG elmer StadtssGtcell5 er'
fDroerli6 1T, aufeeioroert, am ooer Dor Dem
crIteu Gage bcS WuuatS Mai b. 3. cline SteeIl3
Ill lofer uoer oiefelbe 81 erneIer1.
Sine &eriulinuiB BET @rneierling tbrer Etf
cenS bis 6uln eriteu Gage oe5 Wlpnnts Wtat D.
Z. bon Seiien bon Berlollen, Die tebt ioI9e
@ei1dfte betreiben, miro ~bieieIbeli elner Selo'
itrufe lntermerfer.
On l~lebereiniti1nmllrg nit benz 90. Irfiie!,
40. lno SO. Wbfdnttt, oe5 Spoer Der augeflelS
itef1 0ffentliden @eiebe iuerben Ippltfnnten inr
2raoers' 2icen5en aufgeioroert, in Rerton bors
5uipredben ulo cine bef6iporene Ingabe ilber
BEN gSertb oes bon benz ~befaeten @pplifaniell
gefiibrtelI lagerS 81 MAIDEN. Vie Stcell3 tplro
6emQemdB auSgefteut iperoeft.
0r. Nbnm Senpert, @itliar oes Common
@Ieass@eri6ts, ,uiro am uilo nab Wlputag, oell
10. 9lpril 1907, 5iuit6en ben Stillloen pom D
llbr %ormittagS bis a llbr 9iadntiitagS, in lets
nent 8iireui i'm @rooef6oB oeS @eri6ts9ebdii'
bes, SapetteitrabensG iugaIl9, sur gnsaabe boit
Qicen3en bereit fein.
Gas mts.Serfiderun9ss 9epartenent boa
WlnrpIano iuiro am ulo nah Withhold, ben /.
mai 1907, 6luif6ert ben Gtunoet bon 8 illbr
@ormittuaS bis 4 tbr Ha6mttta9s. IN ietlleli
9iirearr, gir. 900. Slrterican=Vuilol1gs Valti'
Iuures mo GputbsStraBe, .8rir 8crnus9abnr9
bon idbrIi6en Ycrii1crungs > Wailer'Gtoelt5ell
bereit fem. ,'r.,
@eurgc &c. 9aogctt, tf'
SheriIf bon Baltimore.
(s(pr2, 1911, 10 ,t5,17,19,22 "a. 27.20,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

@ort, ser Stoot cine e6rIide, lpor.
lame &ermoltung 3u gc6en, boltcu
iucrOen. llH0 0aS lit iebt, ou Die
Stoot bic groBtcn %erbciicrltngen III
Yngritf genommen bat, Die Tie felt
lbrcn1 @eltcben gcplant, bon gr0Bter
Wtdtigfett. 9eion0er5 fir sic
Stetter5dbler. Srob Der groBen our0.
5ufiibrenOen itGotiiHen &erbeiierun
gen, Die BON ben 9iirgern Qutge6ei.
Ben mor0cn limo, meil lie notbmen0ig
lin0, mer0en bon republifunilder
Seite tmmer neue Frojefte auf'3
&opet qebratbt, mqld)e ben itG0tii0en
S0dcl ncubeluIten mo Die Stellers
rotc erb0ben miilicn. Sober Stelter.
5ablcr iebe iid einn1ol ieine Steuer.
5ettcl Der lebtcn 5ebn ODER 3polf
Sabre an ltn0 CT miro ii6 bol0 flor
lucr0en, Oh inter Oemofratilhcr oocr
republifonii6er &erlpultltnq sic
Steuerrote an N%ie0rigiten gelpeie1
1T, mo6et berilGlidtigt Deroen mllB,
poS ncbcn Oen loltfcnoen ItGbtil6cn
NlSgaben an notblucn0igcn groBererl
8erbciierungen fiir Die erbobenen
Steuern gcleiitet moroen lit. Sr.
Mobool pcrlpri6t cine nieorigc
Stcucrrote, 10 nieOrig, mie lie bel ser
0urd)fiibrung uniercr &anoliiotion
nno mOerer bci6lolicncr &crbeIie-
rltn9cn MIR m0glid lit. Gr peripridt
Elm gcrcdtereS Serun5icben ser Ser.
mGgcn sur Steller, olS biSber. 90
fiir ipcroen inn belon0erS Die fleinen
&clttc, Die im SerbdltniB 81 i6rcm
@erm0qcn bic b0d)Iten Stcllcrbiir0en
GctrogcrL 9onf miiicn. Die 0fient-
li6en glrbciten iollcn gut, babel o6cr
10 biqig ais tbllnlid perri6tet mer-
Den, 0untit bat cS bi9ber mitltnter
red)t iebr gebopcrt. Sr. Wabool CT.
tldrt, ooB ltdotii6c Gemter feline po-
litiihcn Sinecllrcn icin Oitrfcn, IN
bcnen fir glltes 8ebolt lpcnig Nrbcit
gclciitet mcroe. Gr miini6t Die mt
ni5ipole 9feglllotion Der Corporate.
men, Die I'M 0ienItc 0c3 @llbIifum3
Iteben. @Gbreno ieincr Sbdtigtcit
I'M Sta0trotb 6ot Sr. MoGbol ltetS
olli ser rid)ti9cn Scite 0%cItonoen. ST
lit erprobt rulo miro aud ais WaDor
icin &cripred)en boil einl6Icn. Nlio,
Dor sic @obl gciteat, oh SimonuS
ooer Mobool? Sir Gen, Der fcil
cingeidiporcncr 8orteigduger lit, Scr
rl1big iiberlegt unO obmG9t, Der cs
nit icincn @iirgcrpflidten crnIt
n%inrlt, miro bic Nntluort lollten;
Wo6oul!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

Stimmung 0es &u6lifumS ben 8o6.
ncn nidt g%iinIti9 lit. ltn0 ooS lit nic
S6ul0 Der 8abn.Niagnater, mel6e
betmli6e Gontrafte nit Oenen ge-
madt, Sic groBe 6ro6ten 6ef0r0ern
ltcBen ul10 Die &leinen an oie @an0
0ritften. G& muroc ni6ts l1nred)teS
0artn %gefunOen; eS mor 8ei6dft.
@enn Der @ett6cmerb un6cquem
muroc, Damn bilbcte man ,Gool$,"
Ourd) melde Die @eihGite pert6eilt
muroen. 8ann fam Der oWfcrger, "
Dem in Solge Der ltn3llirieoenbeit
0eS &olteS in Dem yMortbern Securis
ties 6aQ@ 0urb ooS bers9un0eSge-
ribt Elm Gn0e gelnad)t mlr0e, lonIt
milr0en beute olle 8o6nen bon mcni=
gen 2elttcn controlirt merOcn lr10 sic
luiirDen Gougreb unO StootS- @eict-
g%cbrn1gcn controlirt bobcn. SIS mar
nift flll9, bnB 0ic 2eiter Der 8o6ncn
oQer unO ie0er @eiebge6ung, Die cine
Gontrole Ser 8o6nen bc5lpcdte, oppo-
nirten. Sic Bitten iriiber iolde Sc.
Iete m%o0ifi5ircn f6nncn, m06rcno Jest
0opon feline HeOe mebr lit. ga lic
ii6 ie0er @ciebge6ullg bortnGfig mi
oerlettcL 10 0iiricn Tie iid jebt ni6t
befloQen, pcnn @eIebc gernod)t iuer.
ben, Die ibnen gegen ben Strid &C.
ben, neil iic gum S6eil Oroitii6 iinb
un0 iiber boS 3icl binouS id)ieBcn.
Die Setter ser 9obncn bo6cn picl &c.
t6an, mas mcoer redt, nod biQig
mar. Gicie Siinoen lper0en jctt an
ibnen beim9eilldt. Die 0ifentli6c
Mfeinlrng bat eS 0ur6geiebt, oaB fel=
ne bcilnIidcrl &or5llgS=Gontroftc,
fcin Hobott lu10 feinc SSrci 9iQete
me6r crloubt lino. Die 9obncn Mil
len iid) oamit ob5ltiinocn iuden. 3n
Ser 8onferptt=@rflGrumg miro IS 90
bei ni6t fonnlen Oenn bic 9obnen
ii1o sic GcrfebrSmittcl bcS &onocS,
iic werbcn mo miiiien I'M 9ctrieb
blci6en. Gtpa 90 Wii1ioncn Wens
id)elL, ctrpo Gin 8icrtel unicrcr Scuol-
ferullQ Iino nit ibrcm Griperb 9un5
ober tbeilmciie altf bic Giicn6obncn
o~rlgcnieien. Sic Gilcnbobniroge lit
uIio cine bciflc. 9ic 9obnleitcr iin6
icbt nc6r o0cr rucrligcr mi0i0, iid)
Sen @eIeBcn 81 fiigcn; MIR miillen bic
einbcitlid un0 nidt pcrOcrb-
lid fir sic 9o6ncn iein. @cnn l6
Stoatcn 46 pcri6ieocne G%iIcn6o6ngc-
icbe MADDEN, 10 fam boS nid)t 5llnl
ser 9ubncn iein, oie lGngIt
o%llfgc6Grt bo6cn, leOiGlid) cine Gri-
pot %Sn0litric 81 icinL lonoern I'M
0icnIte OeS 2onOcS, icinc& Serfc6rs,
icines &onOel3 ltc6cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30

nStuttgort 1T 6aS It d D.
tiid)e Gremotoriitm, Elm 9olt bon mo-
nltmelttoler @r0Be, eingeueibt NOR
Sen. Wiirttemberg lit 0os erite Oeut-
ide &onigreid), oa3 Die 6elterbeItot=
hung 5ugelaiien bat.
8et 0em oeuti6en 2uft
differentiation miro cine belonoere
&eriudS .Gompognie iiir Motor.2ufts
i6iilobrt mlfgeltelt meroen, Die oll8
3 0ffi5ieren, 10 llnteroffi3ierell uuO
IS Mnnn bcIte6en fol-. GorouS 1T
crii6tlidl Dab man in 0euti6en Wti.
litGrfrciien ser @ntpidelung Scr Mtos
observation-disclosures oroBcn 8ertb bel
legt.
Gem NorOpol 6or Of er
&cnrp feblen nod G0,000 Collars
fir feline expedition, olrf pcld)er CT
Den longe geillAten @ol IiGer 81 err
reid)en bofit. 8eurp menoet lid OeSs
bolb al 0oS @olf Ser @~erciniQte1
Stootcn, ibnt bod nit oieier Cunt
nj o~rs3u6clfcn. Ser 0oropol bari
bod nidt bonn einem gluslGn0er gu
crit erreidt iper0en. Gen omerifonis
id)en MiQior0Gren lin0 10000 9ol-
lars ia MIR cine 9ogotelle.
Die &Ieinen poron! Bor.
tllgol uno 0dncmorf 1a6cl1 cinel
Scrtrog oboci6loIicnL in 3llfunft oae
0iifcrcen5cn 5mii6en beiOen GdnOcrn
bem Soogcr SdicoSgcridt 81 inter
breitcn. Die beioen &dno6en mcrOen
0oS 6rieoenS-S ribrnol nidlt picl 3t
bcmiibcn brnllden, Oenn 5u politiz
i6en Sponnlulgen miro es 5miid]en
ibnclt foltlrt fonlnlcn. SmerDi1 lit c5
pcrOienltli6, iuent Die &leinen nit
glttcm 9eiipiel D%oronge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
g(nun Marn MtiQer,

IS itarb am 81. Slprtl 1907 I'll &arIbiue,
Sariorosltoao Ndliitnurcs9o., Mo, NINA Warp
Wiilcr, geliebtc Satin oc5 pcriturbeueI 9liIorcnS
WttIcr, i'm utter bon n Snbren. Sic Neerpi.
6ltng finoct Eicnitag, Wlor9enS nm 0 llbr, bon
ibrer 9Sobnlng in Enrfptue, Sarinros] tono. 0aIs
/. i RirSs SS neP 3 XIII aus 5'01 ld 0c nm Il ) 1 iIGr sj,
RcNuicHts@odnlut lit ibr SceicubeiI ~celcbrirt
luiro, mn hanl Gif BEN st. SOiep0Ss Srieos
bnfe" iiatt. HcriuGlotc ltrlb SrcNnbe limo udDa
tulldSpon cinDclnocn, b%erieIben uei8lllpoGneii.
HSie lit Ole Ircnnlna bod 70 id!pcr,
Sic ltebell Glterlt iilo ri0t mebr!
Nalnt bnb Der ZOO Den &1ter idbni,
SHUT infer 0cr5 Elm fDlperer @rnm:
Sic lliititer lit geitorbei1.
&erudtit lit MN buS @licrn6ai5.
Wins I'M ous g(no're ging binurS,
Die &llncn itllo herbor6enl
ft1S-1D1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Die @iicnbahnen bittcn.

Mc6r, ais jc, trcten Die Scitcr ll1ls
ierer Giicnbobncn aus ibrer gcpilo1cs
nclt Neierpe bernlla, lm oWtiBpcrs
itGnbniTe iibcr bic gcnleiniumcn Sn-
t%crciicll ocS Gubliflnl8 ul0 Der Dob
ncn" SIT flGrcn. Su bot alld) &r,6in-
len, Der GrGli0clt Der oSoltbern
Hoilmnp Gomponp," Oieier Gage cine
@onfctt- Hc0e gcbolten, in mcld)cr CT
ooroltf oufmerfiom mndt, BOZ Die
9o6nen Observation-Disclosures Iinp,
bon 0el1clt ale un0eren @eId)0ftSun-
tcrnebntcn ntebr ooer lpcrligcr ob61ns
gen. Sic Senoen5 mnr1d)er StuatSs
0eiebgebungen gebe o6er sur 3eit Do
BIN, Die Gntmifelung Der Sabnct 81
6in0crn. Die @ciddfte ser 8o6ncn
miir0en aus einem gan5 anocren Sc
IidJtSpllnfte beltrtbeilt, mie anoert
Observation-Disclosures. Statt lie
5ll crntlttbigen, lege man ibnell Ncs
1triftioncn III Den @cg, bie icoeS an.
oere @eI6Gft @ruiniren milr6en. @clet-
sc, bic meiter gebelL alS ben Sctrieb
Der 9obnen 81 reguliren, perfrilppcln
nidt BLOB Die 9obnen, ionbern allcb
sic @eihGftsintcreIien on Sen 9obn-
linien. @egen bic obrigfeitli6c &c
glllotion 5ilr &erbinoerung bon Der
i6ieOenen uno 81 bobelt Sro6traten
Gabcn Die 9obnleitungen 9tidts
meDr ein5uluenoen; MIR cine 8eieb-
gcbun9, Die meiter gebt unO ben 9ab-
nc1 per0erblid) miro, mltb bon ben
9o6rcn lnO ioate bonn Yubliflm be-
fGnlpft mer0en. 9ie gegenlpGrtige
Gilenbobn = 8elebgebung mo116er
Staatcn lit mirtbidoftlid unqciuno.
@aS IN bidter bepolferten Stnoten
nit groBeren StGoten oen 9obnen
nod Elm @infommcn bringt, boS
6rin0t in Dinner bepGlfcrten @erlltl
Ite. Gas lit 6eionberS IN Sen Siio.
Itaoten Der Saq, in oenen iibcrbics
Iebr piele Heger lebell, ipeld)e 5ll Dem
INSTRUMENTATION ser 9nbnen picl uc.
niger %6eitroger, ais oie @eiBen. SSlt
ben Siloitooten fonnen nidt 0ieiel-
ben Natcn ongeIebt mcrbell, lpie in
Nem-0orf, Moiiohuietts uno Ohio.
,9ie Sobnen %pcrlol1gen nid)t mebr,
alS v6oir Blap uno iorore Gcql" Ii.
Die iollten iDten merbcn. Gas iino
Die 6orocrungcn beS iiiolidcu 9nbn.
Erdiibentcn.
Sr. Sinlep lit menigitcnS oornit
einperltnnoen, boB Sic bis iest bon
pielen 9abnen geiibten ltnterld)ie6e
81 @ltniten melliger 9epor5llgtcn ouf
Soften ser Menge eiter cinbcitli6en
Regulation beoiirfen. 3ieie &eiors
men iino i'm Sntereiie Ser 9a6nert,
Ser Better bon Giienbobn.aftien Ii.
bes grobcn Gublifums..
Sn etlua breiBig Stoaten iino Wob.
ltaGmen sgeget Die giien6obnen be-
lcits ungenoml1en uorbcn o6cr Tie
Idme6en nod in ben @eietgebunecn.
Wand)e @eiete idieBcn ii6er oas 3iel
bilinls, ipeil MN einnlal Sur Set oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Sefanntma6mngcn.
ghrcau brs etnbt.Mcainrators.

Nn liimor G. Den 30. Npril 1901.
sIuen boron irtereiitrter Gerlpnen miro bcrs
lUie cs nupd ZEN 9titRitt 81 9. 9IrtiieI rs,
pes Baltimore StaotGpcer oot 1898 Compile
nent) 0crldngt p!ro, ben erfldrcnoc1t Flail
uno Die llmla9en iir bic 8:u.9tipslirnug nno
Neusgs ilaitcrung Der YriGatsllGcD Dinter benz
1900 Slod, S~amcs.Strafe, in oieiem Nitrenu
bat.
ollie oapnn beriibrtetI Ferfoneit Itro bereds
tiGt, iuner61lh 80 5ageit. bonn Datum oieler
gtoti5 al, I'M baltimore Staotaeri6t our6
f6rtitIi6 eingerei6te Fetition oagegei gu nps
pellirctt.
&arrD 3. Sonpcr,
ReaiIirdtor oer Staot Baltimore.
(9lpriI so; Wlai7.14.2t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
8hiQip Sanlman.

SO itnrb AM 81. 9lpril 1907 mad I~dnDereu1
2cibcn Gbiaip '6amnn,, ~geuebter @atte bon
Houii1 0anunur, i'm gllier bon "A Sabrcr. Die
S @eSr9 42n1Grb IlnSIst 1TienJJtaa%aE; N WifD5n ms 2 u5r'
Der gSo6nllil0 ieincr Go6ter. Srau Sobn SucO6
aus itntt. Neiictlll9 prInattm. t118-2O)
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Ghiunrh g. Edlndln1nnr1.

Gs ftarb am %. 9tpril 1907 GSiparo q.
ehndmann, o~eIicbtcr eobn bon MarD ultb bcs
ncriiorbcnel Gbeooor G6l6mlnn, fen, 81
Sabre alt. Sic NeeroiaulG iinbct am 5icnitna,
gtnbmittags 4 llbr, bon ocr 99bbnung ieiuer
Muiter, Dir. 1921, giorb.0 urbal1sS traBc, aus
unf Der baltimore Cemetery" Iinti.
(Gcius Oorfer mo YbilaoclpDier 2eittngcn
in6ueI1 ~uefdl'init %copireu.) Gtg-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Splnnn 2epnhnrh Snncr.

So Itar6 am Wliitipod, ocn 10. gpriI 1907.
in Nieoeritettcr. Sberaut @erabrunli, 9Siirttcm=
berg, Spbann 9cohJaro Snncr I'M NIier pul 81
Sdbrcn mn 10 GaQcn. o9tube idnft!"
Sic bier lpuDrenoett trnllcrllben Sinner
Subn &curae Bauer,
Wtnr0arctBn Sictcl.
n10
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Glijubcth Silbcr3aGu.

SO Iiurb ai p. SCpril 1907 mad fur5er
&rqnl1eit Gliio6ctb etlOcr5abn, Is Sabre Nlt,
0elicbtc Satin hc5 beritprbeicil gtoam SiIbers
Npril, NG6miilGGs ) lii6r, bon Der @o0mGrG
ihrcr @nfcIir. SrnI 6Inreltce gSnIter, 9ir. 30G,
orosliountsStrube, aus flntt. Qt0-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-30
Af6ert &. Suffer,

2ci6eubcitattcr nno G~in6aliamirer.
gia6foIocr ocs ueritorbeiiet gSnl. g. SIN. gSar
pei NSnt, G.. SrD, Wr. 22t, 9iprb=g3rpno,uag,
luiibrcno bcr IcbteI "a Sabre beidDditiot. Ges
lepbon: 9Solic 2203. 0iCiclbc Neoienullg miro
5il9eit6crt itllo I'M Sbre fpriDeiebte anloi1uIt
laib. Q15-2D