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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
RAILROADS OWE STATE.
Large Penalties Accrue From Neglect
to Comply With Laws.

Hon. Frank L., Kellogg, official trust
buster to the administration Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and especially depu-
tized to go after the Standard Oil
trust. is vice president of corpora.
ton that is not obeying the laws of
the state of Iowa. He is vice presi.
dent of the Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Pacific Railroad company, a branch
line of the Great Western, and NO
copy Of the articles of Incorporation
have been filed with the secretary OF
state of Iowa. The company owes the
state of Iowa quite sum of money
for its failure under the 500 a day
penalty clause.
The Great Northern and Northern
Pacific are also indebted to the state
of Iowa. They have not filed certified
copies Of their articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary OF state and
have been operating the Burlington
lines since some time in 1901 They
owe the state their fling fee and 800
day since that time, amounting In
the neighborhood of 100000 at least
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
Happenings IN IOWA
News Of a Week Throughout
the State.
WELCOMED THE PRESIDENT
People Of keokuk Gave the Stations
Chief Executive Cordial
Greeting.

Keokuk put on her Sunday dress
to receive the president Of the
United States when he arrived
there last week and the people
of the city were assisted in
their reception of the chief magis-
trate by a notable gathering of dis
tinguished men, including the gov
ernors Of more than a dozen states, a
number Of members of both houses of
congress and the members of the in
land waterway commission The oc-
casion Of the presidents coming was
the movement in the interest of deep
waterway down the Mississippi river
to the Gulf and Keokuk was selected
as the point of embarkation on his
voyage down the river which ended
at Memphis last Friday. He was
given drive through the city and
made noteworthy speech at Rand
park to many thousands of people.
The reception to the president both
along the line of march and at the
park was cordial in the extreme and
he was in excellent health and spirits.
He embarked on the steamer Mis-
sissippi and the vessel started for st.
Louis. The president was accom-
panied by Governor Frantz of Okla
homa and Seth Bullock of the Black
hills.
AS at Canton, the president did not
deliver his speech at Keokuk just as he
had prepared it and had given 1t to the
press. He did not omit any feature,
but frequently turned from his manu-
script to interject extemporaneous re-
marks for the purpose of emphasis
and elaboration. Before beginning he
insisted that the ropes be let down so
as to admit enough people to fill a
number of vacant seats and when a
man and woman appeared carrying
children he directed that they be
given chairs.
Again, as at Canton, his theme was
the similar treatment for rich and
poor, and again he found occasion to
point his story with familiar colloquial
iSrnS
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
CREATED A SENSATION.
Man Accused Of Riflins the Mails Ends
His Life.

The arrest and suicide of James H.
Farrand, superintendent OF delivery at
the Davenport postohice, last week
created sensation. He was charged
with opening registered mail. Thefts
from mail at the Davenport postofice
have puzzled the authorities for sew
eral years. Detectives have been work
ing on the case for the past month
and claim to have caught Farrand
with decoy letters and to have plain
case against him. Farrand was bound
over to the federal grand jury, gave
bail and later was found dead in bed,
having suffocated himself with chloro-
form.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
Daihtrrc had aol,tppcd out his pistol and
fired 1t point blank at TOMS heart

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calm face present The charge had
contained no ball. Next instant the pis-
tol itself was hurled at his head, and
Daintree was upon Tom with tooth
and nail-cursing, raying, moaning
fighting Tom and Nicholas Harding
both fighting the constables and wait.
ers, who poured in like water, and still
wailing, raving, ,cursing, as he fought.
1t was a horrible sound, human no
longer, though the fist Of the sports
man still few hard and true from the
shoulder, though the tears Of the lover
We're still wet upon the madman's
face. It was nevertheless but the husk
Of a man that was at last oyerpowered
and carried to distant bedroom. That
complex heart Still squirted liquid fire
through every. vein, but the brain was
not. Inherent mania had claimed Its
own
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
WATERWAY CONVENTION OPENS
President kavanaugh Suggests Projeet
Become National Issue.

Memphis. Tenn. Oct i. The deep.
waterway convention opened here Fri
day with notable attendance Of gov.
ernors, congressman and other prom
inent men, including a strong delega-
ton from Chicago. Conspicuous among
the Chicagoans was Lyman e. Cooley,
the civil engineer, whose address was
feature of the morning session.
President w. K. Kavenaugh OF ST.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
ITO be continued)
A Criminal Attack

on an inoff ensive citizen is frequently
i bs eaa art hs spPaqsnsd gsssss
ally lily the result Of protracted constipa-
ton, following liver torpor. DR.. Kings
New Life Pills regulate the liver, pre-
habits Of the bowels. Csc at p. A..
Clemmer's drug store.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
Woman Killed by Train.

Mrs. John Gilbert. member Of a
prominent family OF Grinnell, was run
down and killed at the Rock Island
crossing. She was endeavoring to
drive across the tracks when she was
caught by freight which was back
ing down. Death was instantaneous,
the body being badly mangled.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
Louis called the convention to order
at 10:45 o'clock. At one period in his
address he said.

address he said:
Let us unite in our demand and
ask that the officials of this govern
ment no longer delay the great pro-
jects which are so dear to the hearts
OF the people of the central west, and
if it is necessary let us make It ma
tional issue, for believe for one that
the day soon will come when no man
can be elected president who does not
favor broad national policy regard
Ing the deepening of our harbors and
the Improvement Of our international
waterways
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
stueeo Works Burned.

The Webster City stucco works
burned to the ground last week. It is
supposed to have caught from fire In
the dry room. The loss will reach
$4,000; insurance. $1,000. Manager
Parkhurst announced that the plant
will be rebuilt of cement.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
Corpse Found in River.

Z Mrs. Bertha Miller Hackelman of
Appleton, Wis, arrived with her baby
to visit her mother, Mrs. Fanny Miller,
at McGregor. appearing in the best Of
spirits and health. A few days later
her continued absence alarmed her
mother, and she having been seen
near the banks OF the Mississippi
river, search was made, resulting In
finding her corpse short distance
from where she had been last seen.
Whether her death was accidental or
suicidal has not. been determined.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
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CHAPTER XXxIy.

"HE pair dashed to the stables.
BY seven minutes past II the
curricle cleared the gateposts,
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r@ittclSbadD=S eftiOn.
- 8rpfer Masfen-Saa -
Nontag, ben 4. 5cbrnar,
p8crmania'N GnncrdJOr. Saac."
27-S t33-35l

Ser 8crt6 0eS an5ei-
gems / Mot6en gu Deer
@ert6 oes 9(r5eigens i'm i6en
Gorreiponoenten" ioDobl, als i'm
&otben Bud, peIdes ieOer 2eier oeS
y9euti6en GorreIponoenten" ODER
oes 8odenblattes irei erbdlt, bat iih
mieoerum dllf trcfili6e @eiie bepie-
len. SIN Hotben Bud befinoet itd)
cine In3eige bon Der StaatSsGinmon.
0erungs.g eboroe, in melfer oieie auf
Die 9ort5eile oe5 Stante3 MarpIano
fir 2anopirtbe binpeiit. Im Witts
nod, Ben %. Sanuar, pllroe nit Dem
TerIdnot uno IllStragen oeS Notbet
9ufeS begonnen unb am Sdn1tag,
Sen 26. Sanuar, bereitS trafen I'M
9iireau Ser Staats @inmanoerungs-
9eb0roe aus Dem Stante NemsOorf
5tpei g~niragen bon oortlgen Selerlt
0es yGorreiponoentcn" Elm, mel6e Die
Nn5eige i'm Hotben Bud gelelen 6ats
ten. Gie 9eamten 0ieleS 9iireaitS
paren OF oieiem HeIultat 10 erfreut,
DoB lie Dem Se~rauSgeber oes vGent-
iben Gorreiponoenten" barber Be-
ridt crltatteten uno ibr 9eoauern oas
rider aisipraden, oaB iie onltatt
elmer baIben Seite nift gleid) cine
gauge Seite fir lire an5eige beIegt
BADEN.
@as& r. 9 dparb agt. =
Sr. Scroinono SdpnarB, Der GeItau'
roteur BON Ger. 400, 9toro : Su5crnc<
Strabe, ma6te geitern in Der &eoaf.
ton oeSn Geutiden Gorreiponbentcn"
Gngaben Dabin, ooB fem Streit 5lpt'
idcn Benjamin GuiieQ o0er Golep
in ieiner @irtbi6aft, bepor &ulieIl
Ben tootliden Soil tbot, Itattfonn.
ga Sr. Guiiea fcrncr MIR brei
u9rinfs" in icincr @irtbidoit &C.
trii fen bobe, cr alio 81 Der 3eit, ais
Iid) Ser llngliidsfoQ ercignete, nidt
6Gtte betrunfen iein fonnen.
Sr. Sdppart fiibrt iein &eltaurart
in elmer be5entcn un0 relpeftablen
@eilc unb bcouuert ocn llnfaa 10
iebr, oils irgeno iemano anberS.
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Gin S%Offmnn0sitra1I?

Gin bel Hortb Boirlt lpobnenoer Ser
manoter Ser beioen permibten SEQ.
Souer bringt ser SomiIie oes
ebenfoas UermiBten Sobn 2orbcr
frettoige Rudri6tcn.
Sino sic ieit elmer 8odJe permib-
ten flint Berionen peIdle am pcrgall.
gctlen Spnntug IN eittem Hitberbootc
BON Wtiucrs Sbore orl Bad Hiper
nad ocm ngap Shore 8orf" iubren,
ober ieitOem pcribiplli1Oen Iin0, nod
an Seben? Gin SoffnlngsItrabl
ptrOe geitern in Die trolternben 50.
niIien Der 8erntibtcn ourf cinet
Ieriuonoten Der SoitcrS, luel6cr bel
Nortb Boint mobnt, gebrodt, inoent
oerielbc geltern Nbeno Der 5omiIic
OcS Srt. Sobn 2orbcr bon Nr. 1913,
Norb. @olfesS trobe, bic freuOigeNod)
ri6t brnd)te, buB Die fiinf 8ermibten,
5obn 2orbcr, "a Sabre oIt, BON gtr.
2l32, Oit-6opette. StraBe, anbrelp
2or6er, 80 Sabre alt, BON Nr. 80,
VortersS troBe, Sobn Gerber, AS
Sabre alt, bon GER. t08, Hor0.g8olfc.
StroBc, George Souer, sc Sabre aft,
BON Nr. TIC, SIt-Npcnuc, 1tn0 George
Souer, 30 Sabre alt, bon Nr. 2432,
Dit SopctteSS troBe, le6er0 oilf Gor.
rolf Sslono, s Weilcn BON Nprtb
Eoint altfgefunben porOcn iinb. Ger
gote io0tc, ooB Dos 8eriidt BON Dem
@ieberoufiin0en Ser idon perlorcn
@egIonbten in 9on5 Nortb Yoint Der.
brcitet iei. BIS Wfittcrnadt bottcn Iid
obcr Die 8crmiBtcn nod nidbt Bel
ibren 6omilien c%in9ciun6en, nod
fonnte cine 9eit6tigung ocS @criid).
teS erlongt iperoen.
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nit militdriidcm @rltBc Dem 8olfe
Oonfcnb. llno Ourd) Die Ntcttoe gebt's
NIT ipontatler @elpuIt, %anidtpeueriO
81 einent Srfon, OaS nSeiI Dem aai-
ierl" ltno Sober, Der es erlebt, fiibIt
iif mitfortgeriiien unO egeitebt iidb
elm: eS lit bod etipuS @tobes I'M Gin
8olf, Dos ieinen Wonorden liebt.
llnO beltte bier - bier Iino mir
b%eriantmeIt in aniebnIider 3ofcl.
runOe bon gereiiten W6nnerlt, Oerctt
DSeil Dem aniierl" nidt bon Der Sc.
geiiterung Oes 9~[i1genblids g%etragen
ertlingt, ionoern in belpuBter gldls
tung Dor Scr iiberrogenoen Yeri6n.
Iidfcit bcS beittiden aoiiers nnO Dor
Dem berrliden 2onoe, Oos inter Jet.
mem Sccpter 10 pradJti9 bliibt.
3n rolcr Sobcn5oIIcrnsglor; oitf
bier IN Intcrifo Iolger tauicnO n16
o6ertallienO ipa6inmc atgcn Ocinem
6litge.
6licg ollf ben Sterncn 3il!
Sod oeutides &eid, Sod oertider
Sod, Sod, Sod!
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Sas Nctter.

Sir M}orpolnO mo Den 3tItrift
Columbia beutc i60neS talteS Wet-
Ter, rnorgen id0n uuo nidt 10 folt.
8citcrn betrug sic b0dite Scmpc-
rotilr 80 @roo INN Mittcrnoft unD
ser nicOriGitc IbcrntomcterltonO NOR
- 8ro0 nm 8 llbr NbcnbS.
Sn 0en iibrigen 9lmocS.gScttcr-
observation-disclosures mlIr0c folgclt-
Oe Ntinimol' Scnpcrotur rcgiItrirt
Goitport s, EortIont l., Bolton II,
Tlbonp 8, Iem-Yorf 20, Y~biloOcIpbto
90, 9(tlontic.Gitp 90, @oibington -,
Norfolf 80, Charlotte 46, Sottero@
3S, @ilmiugton AZ, Gbnrleiton SO,
Sapanoab 5S, SodionpiQe GO, Nt-
Ionta SO, montgomery SO, Netu-Or-
leans A, YoleItine 29, 8nlUeiton SO,
Corpus Gbriiti SO, MempbiS 20, Gin
cinnoti 4, EittS6urg s, SSpego II,
Buffalo 4, GIcpcIono 6, Getroit 2, Nl-
peno 4, Worquctte 4, 8rCen Ban IA,
Chicago 4, 9ullttb Is, ct. saul 20,
ct. 2ouis 6, &aniaS.Gitp s, Omaha
0, Suron %, 8ismorf II, @iQiiton
~, SABRE 6, Sclenu 4, Snlt 2ofc 26,
0cnper II, Rortb Elnttc 10, ToOgc
#, NmariQo rs uno Sos IngclcS %.
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rSrpBiinn."
Marrcniiknns. -
Spnntas, ben ~. .Sanaar.
nJrobfinm'Sale." esd


@eitorben. = SIN Ilter bon
43 Sabren idieo eeitern 6rau aatie
@faff geb. 8abn, @attin bes Srn.
@eorg Tfaft in ibrer @obnung, Nr.
10, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, aus Dem
2eben.
Sm iugenbliben alter bon %
Sabren itarb AM %. Sanilar ST.. So.
iepb @. Serblt, Sobn bon Sobn uno
@arp ~. Serblt. Gie 9eeroigung
finoet 9ienltae, s llbr Moreens, BON
1rauerbauie, SIR. 227, Softer : ape.,
aus itatt, lin 8 ltbr tpirb in Der
Sers Seln : Stride cine feierlide He.
quiem ; Sodmeiie celebrirt uerOen.
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StdOt Baltimore.
9aS &otbe 8u6

lit ftrtig un0 miro sen 2(bonncntcn
bcS DGcutidcn Gorrciponocnten"
Ourd sic 3rdgcr ODER sic 9oit 10
i6nea, ruic m6gIif, 5uaebcn. @ie
g~cru6bnlid. lit ooS Bud 100 Scitcn
itorf, gut geOrlldt, rcidlit iauitrirt
umo cntbaIt iutereIianten 2eieitoif.
3o8 Bud miro nidt 3unl &crtouf
ollsgcbotcn, ion0cru mr. rc8clmdBt0c
9lbonncntcu oicicr 3citung erboItcn
C8, rr0 SPAR Irci ms Sous gCIic-
fcrt. "a wcgCn ser Stwcre bcS
9lldc8 Die SrGger MIR Dclige 3ltr
3eit tragen f0nner, miro Oie GbIieIe.
rung icIbitupr1tGnolid ctIide Gage
in Gnipritf ncbmCn, unO moIIcn Die
~pcrcbrten 2eicr iid ocSGoIb in Sc.
bulb faiicn.
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Gsrcdcr Ginbrmdl.

Gicbc cr6eliten aus Dem @eloidronf
elmer 6o6rif al ser Oit : Wtomt.
ment StroBe Sdmlldiad)en I'M
Wert6e bon $500. - Ser @elo.
i6ront miro nit 9red)eiien uuo
S6mieoebammer er6roden.
Ger Moifiniit ser Baltimore
9rior.Bfeifen.Sobri Don 0r. 500,
Oit. Wonument- Strabe, Sr. Sames
Satton, melbetc geltern fur5 nat 7
ltDr WorgenS ser 8oIi5ei 0es mitt.
leren 3iitriftS, baB in ser gsa6t Gin.
BREEDER III Oas Compton ser Sobrif
gcorltngen maren, melde Sen @elO.
idrnnt erbrod)en bdttcn. Die ppli5ei'
lid)en Nodiorifungcn ergabcn, ooB
ST.. @uItnp Start, YrGiioent ser &C.
iellidoft, ibm unO ieiter Srau ge-
borige S6nufia6en i'm @ert6e BON
ctnn $500 i'm @eloidranf uuibe-
tuabrte, 0a Jrnt Starf p~erreiit lit unb
ST.. Starf Sen 8eloi6rant i'm 6abrife
cotuptoir oils Sen itberiten Aufbena6.
rtn8splas fir sic Sllnclen aniab,
6%olgenoe Sdmudiad)en muroen ge-
itoblen: 2 4%ianantringe 500, 0ia.
mantnaOel 500, cine 90. $3.50, Elm
eoloenes emaiIIirtes armbanb $50,
Elm 9olOenes armbano $25, Elm $40
8oIoitiif, cine goloene llbr $50, 5pei
Giamantringe $400, Elm 9iirfiien
ltnb 1tamantring $100, Elm G,tbinen
itno 9iamantring $3.50, Elm 9iaman.
ten uno Berlenring 500 uno cine
Nn3abl geringlpert6iger S6mud'
laden.
Ter ginbrud mib 5mii6en 5reitag
9lbenb 6 ltbr lno Snmltag Z ll6r
Moreens beeansen woroen iein. 9ie
9iebe boben oas iiber Dem Seller
liegenoe eiierne Sitter OUT uno er.
langten oaburd @inlaB in Die So
BRIT. 0os Compton lit BON Der Sell
lertreppe MIR ourd cine leidte SolS'
tbiire getrennt, meld)e nit elmer int
Seller gefunoenen 9redltange leiGt
geoifnct wllrbe. Die Seffnung oes
@eloihranfes wltrbe onid)einenb MIR
NIT groben Sdwierigfeiten erreidt,
wie oie Werfntale an Dem S1ranf
5cigen. Die Giebe benubten oa5u Ell.
men groben Sdmiebebammer, weIden
lie i'm Compton 5llriidlieben. 90
oieier Sammer nidt in Die 6abrif &C.
bort, Natten sic ginbreder oenielben
mabrideinlid fir ben ginbra,d &c.
fault ooer i'm bon einem Srooler
ober Sdmieo entmenoet. Nafoem lie
loren 3pef erreid)t batten, perlieBen
Sic Iiebe oas @ebduoe Ourb Elm
Seitcnfenlter ser Snbrif.
@ebeimpoli5iit g. 9raolep puroe
nit ser IufarbeitunS ocs SALES be-
a%uftragt.
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Gin id6nes nnb uitIidjes 1eIdenf
fir MugebSrise lit immer cine lcbens.
sruae photographic ober cine Flint.
leriid pullenbete Gupie eines aIten
gilbes in Grappn, @aRerfarbe, Del
uber YaiieQ. 9ie idSniten Cabinet.
bilber MIR ST pro 0uteu6.
Smlims Sebbel, beutiher Rbotograpb.
(9O--) 321 Rorb.G aa- strafe.
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$1.00, @crtbODlle ErciIe.
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Oiplt Otlbutl utiuiuNWus
Sic fiinf Sabre olte emma Slider
fommt Dem Diem 81 no1e uno CT.
leioet to0tIi6c 9ronopitnoen. -
&inO ipiclt nit elmer Serge uno
crleiOct i6linme 9ronomunOen.
NnOcre ltnfGQe.
@Gbrcn6 0ic Wittcr nit &odcn be.
id0ftigt por, gerictb bic flint Sabre
olte emma Slider, Sodter bon 6ralt
2Doio Stonifcr, Hr. 1903, Columbia,
Npcnre, i'm 5iueiten Stodtpcrfe Scr
gcnnnnten @obnung Dem Diem 81
nobc, 10 Oab ibre Gleiocr Seuer fir.
gen. Sr. GrneIt 0tcGcrnott, Elm
Rodbor, ser oie Siilferufe oes Sim
bes bortc, fam berbeigceilt II. loifte
bic 6lommen, mel6e oaS Wi1oden
politGnoig einbituten, inocm CT Elm
Iiidtud Inn oolielbe midelte. Gas
llilgIiiflide &ino bate jcop6 6ereits
am gan5cn a6rper i6redIihe 9ratio.
wunoen crIitter. Sn cincn 3eppid)
gebiiut, muroe oos UtGod)cn in cinen,
StroBcnbabn . @oggon nad) benz
llniperiit1tS : Soipital gebroht, no
e bon Den Goftoren Snitb II. Ship
lcp bebalOclt ipuroe, dber nod tpelli.
gen Stunoen itarb, Coroner Sroitt
g. Sones bonn iiiOmcItli9cn 9iItrift
muroe BON Dem llnioa in aenntnib
geicbt unO Icitetc cine lntcrIuhun0
Elm.
SpteIte nit brenncn0er
&cr3e. !.
glS bie b~ieri6brigc gleonore 2ouis,
Tofter bon George 9otiS bon 0sr.t
1921, GombrioseitroBe, geitern Mor,
get IN Ser Ibneietlbeit ibrcr Mut.
ter nit elmer brcnnenber Serge IpieI-
te, fabten pIosIid Ole &Iciber Ser
alcinen Setter. Inter bcftiaem ST.
if)rei. lief bieielbe oiif Die StroBe, mo
iie ibr 9ruoer Souis, ser ibr eefolgt
mar, in Die @olie porf itnb Sic
8lommen eritidte. 9as fIeine MGo.
dJen batte am oar5en &orper idtpe-
re 9ranbmitnben erlitten, sic gu
nGdit bon 9r. Ssfar 8. Gong bon
Nr. 24t9, 6oit.gbenie, berbun6en
turrbcil, nllf oeiien Inratben ober
ipater Dos &inb nit Ser oitlid)en 81.
itrifts- gmbulon5 in baS nSobns
Sopfins.Sofpital" geianot nl1rbe.
lteber oGren.
Ser 3tsidbrise SonueI aeneb bon
Nr. A, 8rcen.2one, Elm &iltI6er Ser
"Snocpenocnt 9airp Gomponp,"
mltroc geitern an Der Sarforb.&oab.
1T Ser Nabe bes eriten 3olbouics,
bon einem acknowledgements
ilberfobren. ct erlitt idJtpere Ser
~lcbuneen am aopf uno @eiift, ioipie
Gllctidu1gen an Der Siifte unb am
@cin i,nb brad) iid mebrere ano6en
Der rc6ten Sono. Ger GerlineIiidtc
tullrbe bon Gulianten IN feline Wob.
nlln9 gebradt, mo ibm 9r. $. q.
@eit6roof bon Nr. 237, @oriud-Npe.,
Gr5tlid)en 9ciitano l%eiitcie.
Sn Sporrom's Eoint er.
trunfen.
emanuel @eneit, Elm Iatroie bes
Gompfidiffes uSropic," fiel bon
Dem Giiener5-Gier urlo ertranf, ebe
linn Siilfe gebradt iperocn fonnte.
Inf benz eis geitIr5t.
Ger SO Sabre oltc @ni. ". @bec.
Ter bon Mr. 1905, 9riscoeitrobe,
itiir5te geitern Wittag fur5 nod 1
llbr on Der gabnfreu5uns Der u9al-
timpre.S bio.9 obn" an Sitenb- un6
@orrenitrobe auf Dem sis unb erlitt
cine Gerrcnfung bes re6ten 5uBge-
lenfs. ST puroe i'm Tatrolpaeen
ocs iiibliden Giltrifts nab ieiner
@obnung gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
Sr, edmeihcr fir Sru. simanns.

Experimentation Gelltid : Nmcrifaner
lit entbuiioitiid.-sag onB mir
in Der gon3en StaOt feinen beiic.
rem Wunn fin0en f6nncn. - Ser.
0ient einCn bolcn 1ermin BON
bier Snbren.
.8enn id) mid zines 8ortipielS
beolettcn moate, piiroc id) iogen:
Cine 2ie6e lit ser anocrcn mertb,"
iagte Sr. @rnit sdneiber. sd
CLAUDE, Dab cS Elm oItcS Spridnort
1iebt, lpeId)es bein9t. 0aB cine Qiebe
Der anOcren mertb lit. @apor Iilna.
nus Fat ms einen 5rrmin, ODER fpe.
nigitclls Orci Sabre zines Scrmills
trelt gcOient, itno ct beroient eiuen
poIlen Iermin bon bier Sobren."
Sr. S6meiBer lit elmer Ser berpor.
r~ogenoiten beutiden 9iirger 8olti-
lnore'8. IaS beiBt, CT lit Don ocut.
Id)er NbItomimung, bod lit er iebt
gang ltno gar Nmerifoner, unO cs
miir0e ltd) fragetl, Oh er nad) oem al.
ten 8aterlanoe 5uriidfebrcn miirbe,
nm cilten 1iteI o6er ShloB on3ltne1.
men. Nie 8ronf 6iirit, Wartin
Meperoird unO Glbenoc pom onoeren
gaItinlorern bon oeltti1cr a6Itom.
nlltn9, bat er Iid ourf ei9ene SGbig.
felt, @nergic uno 6leiB cineih gtampn
in Der @eidGftstpelt gci6nfien. @r
1T nift oeS @eminnes balber, ionoern
oeS Brin5ipS megen Gin @epublifanqr.
@r glallbt an oie replblifanii6e 9or.
tel. Gr glotbt on Die SG1igfeit ser
republifoniid)en 8artei, sic @ifairen
ser Staot in ciner Seiie 81 permal-
ten, Dab 0ns 3lttroiten oeS Bolts ere
lpedt miro. nMnpor 3imamtS," iogt
er, bat iid %bepdbrt. Sein Grfolg
oemonitrirt nidt oIlein, mas Elm gfe-
publifaner t1rln fam, ionOern mas
onoere tbun f6nnten."
God" fltbr Sr. S6meiBer fort,
ulpenn mir bier ii Der gon3en Staot
llmi6mi 9iclten, f0nnten mir feinen
Mann finben, Ser iid 10 pobl fir oas
Pint zines WaporS eignet, pie Sr.
Gimanus. Gr bat g%rfabrung. or
6eiibt 8aft. @r fat 0emonItrirt, ooB
bic g%erpaltung ser StaOt obre Graft
Dor itd geben fam. 8esbol6 iolen
mir IGN oober oermerfen?"
~Sa," iagte Sr. S9meiBer entbu-
iiaItiidI nes ioIlte Elm 8ergtiigen fir
jeben Heptblifoner in ser Staot 8aI-
Iein, IN Sen Brimdrnc)len fir 4
Srn. 1imoniis ais Mapor o1 itimt-
men, neil er iid ais elm 10 f1biger'
9eamter erpieien bat uno neil ieine
Administration beipieien bat, mas Elm
Hepublifaner oils Mapor, tblln fanlt.
iibernabm iein Imt nnter b6tit
idipieriBen llmit1noelt. Neun Wonn
aus 5eGn m1ren Elm Je6lidlag gene
len. Sbm fiel es anbeiin, Die lftpie.
rigen Grn6leme 5u l6ien, meife ollS
Ser groben 6%euersbrunit BON 1904
erpuflen, uno er bat lie gelOit, natiir-
lid nit ieinen a%iiiitenten, ote ibm SUR
Seite itanoen, BON benen Die groBte
3abl Gemofraten maren. Dab Wapor
Die 2oite, pel6e BON ieinem
ernannt muroen, 'obne
Hiifiidt auf golitif b~eibebieft, be-
Dab er elm Wann boz, tpeitem
8eitdtsfreis uno fem e~ngber5iger
Fartei9dngcr tit, oaB ct Der Wopor
Der aan5en gepolferlng mar.
n8enn bie &epilblifaner bon 9ol-
ni6t Mapor Timanis nomli-
begeben tie einen eroben Sch
Ter, unb tie rperoen es einieben. Sd
babe srobes 3Ytrauen gu Ben 8epub-
lifanern bon Baltimore uno ib
oaB oielelben ibr 3atrauen
in Mapor gimdnus baourh 5eigen,
onB Tie oenielben prompt uto nit Ell
Iler groBen Mdioritat nomiuiren."
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@ricffaitcn.

Infrage: y8ie piele ginmobner
bat Berlin nit uno obne oie Sor.
ItGbte2 q. g. g."
Mntlport: Berlin 1atte nod Ser
Golfs5dblung pom I. Oe5ember 1903
2,040, t4S uno nit ben 81 8ororten
3,024,8 $50 @innobner. Gle 9epolfe-
rung Don @roB.gerlin nimmt idbrlid
nabe3u 2 Yro5ent 81, miiBte iebt bem-
nad5 ungefabr 100000 aopfe 5ab-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
@eISienbnnaen

mad DelitidIano "a Gents pa Iarf,
uah Oeitreid 20h Gents pro 2rone.
Yorto egtra. Sdtffsfarten boz, nno
nad DeutidIano. Heiiep1iie, Wed.
Iel, grebitbriefe uno ausIdnoiides
@eIo. Sbep. s. 9iener & g., 2t7
81 t.galtimore-S traBe. (3O3-)
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Deut5fes @eIb

gu b~erfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Mart
ooer 4.20 @arf fir einen Dollar.
8edieI ul,D gre6itbriefe at,f ale
Staote guropa's. @eloienouneeu,
Sdiffsfarten, 8eiiepdiie un6 ausIdn.
oiides @eIb. Sbeo. s. 0ieuer & &c.,
2t7 City Baltimore StraBe. (303J