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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
YnS bcm SunCrcn Margluno'S unO
Den angrcn5cnOcn Stnatcn.
0o$ Eidct

vas Stdet poll It q II ~ q.
Die 0enofroten bon SreOerid, Sire.
0erid = Gountn W0., Gobcn 0itrd sic
Domination bon Grof. e. 6. Sbep.
pcrb sum Sto6t . Hegiltrotor uno ser
&S. 9ooio 2opcniteirL Geo. &. @il.
cor, Somc& $. @ombria, ien., &cnrp
81. @obn uno 2etpiS 8roIep lire to6t.
rotb5mitgIieoer ibr Sidet p%erpoQitGn.
bigt. Mopor Geo. Goiuoro Smitb
lit Ser Gonoioot fir ooS Mapor8omt.
Die @obl finoet am II. Sunni itott.
&ooer'$ Sro5eB.
Der Ero5cB Gcgen Den I'M 2ou.
tonSpiQe . 9iltrift bon Wontgon1ern
Goumtp, Mlo., mobnboiten 6orncr
Gonroo Goger, Der o1gciduloigt lit,
I'M porigen Sonnner ooS Steb oc3
ebenfoQS BORT m%obnboftcn 5ormer3
Sliper IS. Senlep ongeblid pergiftet
81 bobcn, miro nGditen 9onnerIto9
I'M &reiSgeri6t ST HofpiIIe begin'
nclt. Ser Sail crrcgt groBeS Illfie-
ben i'm golt5en County.
9cmofroteng em IN
sc ortinSburg
SSn Scr Wuni5ipolmobl in War.
tinSburg, @,-&u., Die ant Wontog
Itottfono, iuurocn ole flint oeno-
frotiid)en StootrotbS = Gonbiooten
nit Mebrbeitcn bon &c bis t79 CT.
m1blt. @S lit bieieS Der bierte ent.
Ificoenc Sieg Der 8cmofroten IN ie'
ner Sto0t. Die Sorluge, cine Au.
lei6e bon $4,000 81 erbeben fir
Shltlbauten mur0e nit iiberluolti.
GENDER Wtcbrbeit bon Den 80blern
Iultttionirt.
@oibington rs
S6ulen.
1iir sen llllterbolt Der Sdyilcn III
Molbington . Gountn Wi0., limo fiir
nGdIteS SoGr $t13,475 erforocrlid).
Bonn Stoot bc5iebt boS County fir
Sdul5luede u%ngefGbr $4,000, 10 ooB
sic GountD , GonnliiiGre Den Sdul.
GommiiiGrcn $73,475 aus Der Steu-
erllmlogc peripiaigen m%iiiien. Die
SoIGre bon 100 &ebrern lucrOen inl
nGdItcn Sabre crbobt.
Storb an Dem @erii It.
Sn Gbutbom bel &pndbilrg, ga,
iicl Der 40 Sabre olte 9ollldreiner
Sobn u. S6clton bel Der Ir6cit olif
oenl 80 Sub bobcn 9oilgeriilt onl
Gbllrm elmer Stride pl0tlid foot INN.
Gin Wiitorbeitcr beluobrt Die Seidc
Dor Dem Stilr5 in Die Sieie.
S6nitt b ttef genug.
Seize Gobcrtlon, Elm bel 8eItmin'
tier, MO., ipobnbofter Sormarbeiter
brod)tc lid nit eincm Weiler cine
ticfe @unoc oru Solie bel, olS CT oilI
Die bon leiner 6rdu erbobene an'
idruloigling, iic gcihlagen 5i boben
pcrboftct mltroe. 8os Wteiler ginl
obcr nidt tief gerilg, uno CT pirt
dc1elen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
Mrnnoitiifs llcbertroannacn.

G. Cabin G6cSnit II. g., SrllltecS,
un Worgoret Is. 2or0, WeItleite Der
Charles, nobe @nrreJStrobe, " bel
1872, $500.
@cor9e u. Goof an CHARLES .. 60.
monn II. Satin, @eitieite Der Goltle',
nobe 5opnienbsS truBe, 1910 BET
100, @runo5inS $40, So.
Gotuaro s. Stord al @lbert u.
@olper uno @ottinL @eitieite Ser
Eotlirent- mo 5opette.S troBe, 3.fO1a
bel G7.6, @rulo5ins $40, So.
9enjomin =. gennett an glice 3.
.. Yoaoro, 8eItieite Der ealpert.,
nobc 2onpole.S troBe, 16 BET 1925,
So.
SSobn $. @oo6 uno Satin an
Wlidoel 5. Sane mo Satin, Noro'
ieite Der Soiintan,S traBe, nabe Der
Wontiorb. apenlte, II bel 70, @runo.
sims $40, So.
Soiepb j. &irt al Gborles s. 8e.
Der, 10 8runOitiide, So.
Gli5obetb y. SiB uno @atte al
2lleranOer Dcarlep, iun., II. u, Noro'
o~Itieite ser 0ruio4Sia., nobe Hortb'
2lpenue, II bel 47.2. $1,000.
0ieiel6en al Gbenoieielben, Ore
@rlnoitiide, $2t92.14.
9ieielben an Gbenoieiel6en, ore
@rlinoitiide, $3201 "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
1tuipcriitdt ION Warnlano.

Die S%o6rbunbert 6cicr ser dlteitell
llniperiitdt oeS StootcS nimmt
bellte ibren Anlong. - 9ereit3
gcItcrn 6oblreid)c @0itc eingctroi,
fen. - 9os Erogromm oeS bclt-
tigcn Cages.
Cos inn Jgriediiden StyI crbolttc
@eb6ltbc Der llnibcrIit1t bon Morp.
Iono proltgt belitc gclcgcntlid Oe3
@c0inlS Der SobrblnOcrt Jeicr i'm
bcr5lihiten 6eitidmltdc. &r. Geo.
@cilpit. Der befolntc 9cforotertr, bot
ca pcritonben, Dem floliii6cn Ban
fiir Die bcbren Gage rim beionoerS
onmutbigeS 9htSicben SIT bcrlcibcn.
@irirlon0en int id0nitcn Grin, mic
cS ia mir Gin 10 ip0tcr 6riibling mie
ser ~oieSiGbrigc in Oicicr Negion Der.
por5all6ern fam, tlnlldmicgten Die
bobcn SGltlcn oc9 tcmpclortiQcn
@alcS ltno 0o5lutId)cu limo 0ic llnis
pcrlitGtSs, StoatS- 1nO &on6c2forbcll
in gci6modppler @ciic ongcbrod)t.
Die eigentlihen 6citlidtcitcn be.
ginllen bcltte Wtur0cn INN fl llbr nit
cinem Gntpfong oii 0cm Campus Scr
llniperiitGt, uno in Der groBcn @ollc,
iuorolf elm 2inhcon ltottiinoct, bel
tucldcm 9rGliocnt @orrp Sregoc bon
Der Illtmnen . 8eiellidoit Die 81itc
|piafon1mcn 6eiBen miro. glud Eroi.
Somucl &. Gbelp miro cine Nnlprod)c
bolten. gnt gbcn0 ncr0cn Die Der
ifieocncu &lulicn Der llnipcriitGt
9oufettc SIT Gbren Der geIuocncn
@1ite ltno Der MitglicOcr bcS Illm.
nen.&creinS geben.
Die Sollptfeier iin0et inOelien NOR
gen gl6eno in Der n2pric" ltott, lur.
iclbit @ollpcrncur Moriiclo oic Gb-
ren.I oftor-0 ipIomc oltStbeilen miro.
Eoitor SronciS g. Eottcn bon Der
Yrinceton = llnipcriitGt uno Gr0ii.
bent $. StouIep Soll bon Ser Glort-
llniperiitGt tucroen Nniprnd)en bal
ten.
Gum @onfett iin0 un9ei6br 400
@Gite ciugelooen. Sci oemieIben
miro @cbcimrotb Grof. s. q. @ipoIt
BON Scr 9crliner llnipcriitGt oie 6eits
re0e bolten.
9lm Sonitoe iinOet cine 6nbrt nu6
benz ct. Sobns College, einem
3meige ser llniperiitGt in gnnopoIis,
Itott, uno am Sonntog miro geIc.
0cntIid) ser SltbilGimlS' 6eItlidfei.
ten III ser oct. &crhon @ctbooiItcn.
Stride Gin iSpe5toG-@ ottcsoicnlt ltott.
f;r Snt2h| ON D5i liI.
~ -.FL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
9nrd,gr6ranntcs 9GrdJcn abscfakt.

Gin Nelp-2)orfer Goli5iIt ull0 cin fl.
idbriges MGo6en mcrocn bier
%uerboftct. - Gieicl6cn befonoen
iif ieit fl Gogcn in Baltimore.
- Gin 9ricf perrietb ocn Nuicnt-
b~olt@ort.
S6cooorc @cB, cilt Eoli5iit ser 33.
Grc5inttsS tation in Ncip Oorf, ul0
Glilabetb 8ru0p fl Sabre alt, mllr-
Den geltern bon Den 9eteftiuS Ntfin-
Jon un6 @rcnuan perboftct un0
nobm lieutenant 9cdcr ooS ungliid-
lidc BGrdcn geitern Nbcno picocr
nod Nerp- Dorf, no iid &eB iuegcu
Gntfiibrutg ocs M0ohcna miro Der
mntporten mIiiiicn. IoS Mt0odcn
purOc oIS 3elgin ieitgcboltcn.
ScB mo @liiobctb @ruop ncr.
idlpanOcn an =. Wtoi iputrlo8 aus
Nelp-Yorf, un0 Icgtcn sic Gltcrn Dc&
Mt06henS, mcltc sen Sodpcrbolt
abntcn, sic 2~Ingclcgcnbcit ocm Yoli-
5ci.Gon1niliGr 8cncrol 9ing6om ppr,
morolIf cine l%lntcriuhung bc8 Sales
begonncn mltrOc. 9iclclbc crgob,
OoB Der Eoli5iit icin SnIGr i'm Sta.
tionSbous ON 3. Nioi crboltcu bate
mo Damn ipltrloS non Scr 9iI0iIGhc
pcri6mono. 0ic @ottin bon Seb
botte mobI @criidtc iibcr sic Nlli
merfiomfeitcn 9cbGrt, meldc ibr
Wonn ibrcr iugcnOlidcn Hcbcnbll6.
lCrin 3ollc, ood) bottc tic fcinc Nh.
mlng, poGin OcricIbc gc0ongcn mar.
9oS hinge MGOdcn bottc i6r Scim
an Scr Gdc scr 1870. Strnbe rn0
&oI6ington- Noenuc cbcnfolS am ..
9foi, ongcblid Inn sur @cid)tc 5ll
gebcn, 90 iic ibr 0cbctbuG mitgc.
nontnlcn bottc, pcrlnIicn. &cb nnhm
ooS &inO, Bonn Elm ioIdcS lit cS Dem
NuSlebcn nod) nod, 5ltcrIt llnd Noib-
in9ton, lQl0 fam OoS Yoor Dor ctlpu
5luei @oden nod Baltimore. no &cB
cine Anitcattng bel Scr Baltimore
Sransfer 60" fon0. &or elmer @od)c
id)ric6 Scr Solicit an ieinc 6rolt,
uno ii6ergo6 oieiel6c ocn IN 9olti-
more o6geItempcltcn 9riei Scr Eoli.
sci. lieutenant 9edcr bon ser 33.
Ere5inft Citation fam Gicnitog
NbenO nod) Baltimore unS bcgurm
init Den EeteftiuS ScB 81 iud)cn. Dc
ltern inn0cn oieielben Den 8oli5iitcu
uno prr6e berielbe in scr mittlcrcn
8oli5ciitotion beigcitedt. &llr5 Dor
Wfittng mlroc oltb @liiobetb @roop
im Soilic Or. COS, MeIt Wiul6crru.
Strobe, 100 Scb ln6 tic u1tcr Ocnt
Nomen Sr. uno Srol Com. 2eonoro
iuo9ntelt, oufgefunOcn uno e6enfaaS
berboftet SSm &erG0r Dor Hihtcr
Grammar pcr5id)tctc &eb, ser icbr
nieoeraelhlo9cn mor, ouf iein Ncdt,
0oB crit IuSlicferungspopicre er-
larlgt fper0cll miiiiel, unb fit6r 2iells
tenant gcder 9(6en6S nit Ieinen beis-
ben @~cfargencn nod Neiu.gorf 5lt.
riid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

Son einem Stanopunft.
,Seo's 4utomobiiQ Is ma 5'lpieoal"
,@arum oenn, &are2" 20
itiebIt iid 10 ifmer!"
Scr 4au mann Q 6ieb B.
Iaoen ioa ia in einem ltnterieeboot
nod anterifa geiliihtet iein." -
.9ein 8unoer, Der Mann fonnte iidj
.>ioiuieio nidt mebr iiber @aiier bal-
ten."
ad o = s@eitern nod mar
0ein 8ater fern seiunb, lno On er.
5obllt belit'. CT leioe on elmer Saitt.
franfbeit2" @Sn, er baut mir inn-
mer!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31
9cn tuStcn Selbcn.


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9ie ARRANGEMENTS ser llnionS4Setc'
rollel1 sur beutigcn S6milfnn9
Der @r1ber. = Iuf allen 6rieo'
b0fen iperoen Die 8ubelt0ttcn Der
to0ten Solooteli geidmiift mcr.
Sen. - Die YaroOe fGut olelc&
Sobr aus.
Die 8eterancn ser llnionSsNrmce
bobep ibre 8or6ercitnnGet fir Die
Sdmiidung Der 8rGber Der toOtcn
&omcroOcn ON bclltigen Gage getrof-
fen, bod miro feline 8uraOe itottiin=
Den. 0ic S6miiflng ser leBtcn
&llbeItGtten Der tooten |SCl0en miro
untcr oic perihiebenen YoItcn Der.
tbeilt perocn. @inigc 0erielben luer.
Den ollf ocn 6~rieobofcn @coGhtniB-
@ottcsbienite abbolten, lp1brenO nlt'
oerc 3oItcn Dies idon onl lcBteu
SpHRluB SNlpuIl puutll.
Ger n8ilion.&oItcn Nr. I" miro
iein @olptQlIorticr ltnl 1 ltbr pcrlol'
len Die ibm 5~ugetbcilten @rGber
idJmiifcn uno Damn einen @c0Gtt.
nibs@ottcSOienit i'm Baltimore Sc.
mcterD" ob6uItclt, bel Dem 0r. ". Y.
0tcSutirc Die &eoe boltcn miro. Giuc
@eodd)tnibicicr miro bclltc 9tbclt0 I'M
nO0o 6clloluS-E enpcl" ltottiinOciL
bel mcldcr 8cle9enbeit 0r. ". &.
AnOrepS pom 9unbeSs SdoBomt Die
ScItreoc boItcu miro. Ter oGnibonc.
Yoiten Nr 3" oeforirt Die @r0bcr i'm
n8citern Cemetery" mo b6it BORT
cine @eOGhtniBieier. Scr Gutter.
Soften ltr. 6" bGlt I'M n&pu0on 8orf
GcmcterD" nit ". %. Sctt bonn
rGomp gtr. 6, y. .. .. Of a." ais
Teoner cine 6eier al. Ger nGcnni.
ion-@oitcn Or. s" pcrldBt leiu @otpt.
quarter INN 9 llhr nn0 ihnliidt bic
@rGbcr i'm oaitc Sill Cemetery" III
SompOcn, nobel 8oitor @barlcS e..
Slllt iprcden miro. nGmorp Ar. %"
idmildt nm 10 ll6r inn nO{t. Slipct
Cemetery" Die @rGbcr. 9er nGoogc-
Soften 9fr. Al" miro nod Sdpnii-
dung Der @rG6er oui 0cn 6ric0boieu
an Der Ebilooclpbio.HooO cine @c=
OGdtniBieier ouf Dem o9totionol-
SrieObofe" obbolten mo Sr. Charles
&. Sdirm miro iprchen. Der Sc
tcron. Yolten Nr. 46" hGlt ieinc Seicr
am @ra6e oeS &on1ero0en Charles g.
Worburg i'm n@rcenmount Gene
terp," lpobei Woior Sobn 5. Delloit
bon Sonion Die Geoe Goltcn miro.
Ger ,Napol &ctcron-Noiten Ger. &c"
miro lid) am Seeiolooteu.G enfmol I'M
aHationol. 8riebbofc" perlommelp Ii.
6onn oie @rober inn nWft. SIiuet &C.
meterp" ifmiiden belier.
Ho6oem Die 0r16er in Sen 6rieOs
bGfen on Der Mount Gornlel-Hooo
9cId)nliidt morben iin0, miro nm 10
llbr in oent .Mourtt Carmel 6rico-
boie inter 2eitllng bon Dem friibcrcn
departments = Gonmo1ocltr George
YrefteI cine @e6GdtniBieier uera1-
Itnltct iuerOen, oil uelher lid Die
Sonntogsihulfin0Cr mcbrercr Stir
hcn in &igblon0tolun betbeiliQen
iuerOen. Gas o0nmetsSiilfs-Gorpa
miro bei'm Genotapb Der lunbefonntcn
Sooten im .9totionol Sricobofe" cine
Seicr pcronitolten,
9ic Gcreinigtc StroBcnbobn miro
ollf oen nod) ben 6rieobofcn fiibrcus
Den 2inien Grtro.gSogaonS cinltelett,
ebcnlo iuie nod 8oD.Sbore mo
@lupmt.Sot, no beionoerc Nttrofz
tionen nrrnngirt moroen iiu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

u m. 5. grpan miro AM 4. Sltli
i'm ,WorplanO 1beoter" unter oen
g(uipi5ien oes 6riitlihen Gereins JIM
ger WiGnner einen 8ortrag balten
ilber oos 3Gema .3ie olte @elt uno
ibre @e9e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

Ole Southern @ sole.
ioIe @rocerS' Iociation"
miro bonn tG. bis IS. Suli in 9olti.
more ibrc Sabrcs-G Convention balten.
Ger @~roouS ser grobeeren.
pfliider bon Baltimore nod Ben an.
grcn5enoen Counties, porne1mIid)
glnnc Iruuoel = Gountp, bat begor-
ncll; taaIid 5icbcn gonje @oaen-
~laOungcn WGnner, 5rouen mo Sin.
Der binnlis altf's 2nno.
S6nell gefoBt. = 6rou Gil.
lion u. Wtc9op, Hr. 1923, @elt.6ap-
etteltroBe, meloete geltcrn 9odnlii.
tag 4 ll6r I'M 0eteftip : 9iireoll, ooB
ibr Sobn Sorrp, 16 Sabre olt, ibr
9iamol,tri1igc uito onbere Sdnlitf-
iohen I'M @cribe bon 1888 entlpenoet
babe. Gctcftip afiGer erbielt bet
Sail CUR Eerfolgung, nno perboftete
berielbe cine babe Stunoe ip1ter
Den &noben on Der ode bon 8olti-
more ltnb YincltroBc nit Den gati
sen Sdnudiadlen I'M @eiie. 0tcGop
ipurOc naH Der iiioipeitlidyet @oliSci-
itotion gebrod)t, no err bcilte Elm Scr
Dor 81 beIteben baben miro.
Die IS meretoI onf
SormerS' Notiorof 9oufT
bon Baltimore 5eigt oil an0erer Steat
bes nTcutihen Correspondent" on,
oab ant q. Sltni cine Spc5inl.Ser.
iammlullg Der aftionGre itnttfinoer
miro 5luefs Ibitimmung iiber Die
Sroge Der @rbo6ung bes 9lfticRfapi.
tols INN 100000.
6ubren NIT benz 81 be- H."
@ilmanoerungs . Snlpeftor 2ollis
S%offnlann trit om 26. SUM- NIT Sat.
tin uno 5ofter auf Dem .9orooeut.
ifen 2lopo" 9anpfer nGhein" ein(
Teiie mad 9eutid(anb oil. nm oori
cinen I1ngeren hrlalib sn5lI6ringen
Gr miro gang 3eiitidlaio berciier
mo iih ldnaere 3eit in gapern oui
batten, no leine 8icge ita1o.
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Giienba6n pernntiuurtlidD.

Nnfl1iiigfeit oeS Signnlmdnne$ Der
idyllloete Ben 800 Yorfs', iogen
Die GOroncrS E @eidlporcnen. -
Gic yH0r0lihe Gentrolbobn" 90
fir perontlportlid gcbnltcn. -
EorfS mllr6e pom Ybilooelpbio
grpreb i%iberinbren.
Coroner 0untigon belt g~eitcrn
abcno i'll Der Canton Eoli5eilt1tioll
oen SnqllcIt ilber 0en COB bes Sarrp
s. EorfS, zines t9.iGbrigen 9ln9e-
~lteltcn Der yNorOli6en Gcntrolbabn,"
Der 0ienltog Nad)nitto9 bon eincm
@o9gon cines arbcits5ugeS Dor Die
HG0er oes Ebilooelpbio GrpreB5ugeS
geihleuoert mo bon oiciem iiberfo6.
rem itno 9etootet mllroe. 9to6 einem
e%iigcbenOcn 8crbor iGQten oie sc.
i%dnuorencn folgenbeS GerOift: Sic
Sdulo ort Dem Iooe Sorrp &. YorfS
bat sic Nn6l1iiigfeit oeS Signnlman.
mes s. :. 6roilf pom IrbeitS5ugc,
Ser Dem 2ofomotipiiibrer g. u. Geus
nol0s Der 2ofomotipe Hr. 1924 nidlt
III porgeidriebener @eiie iignnliiirte.
g8ir bolten Die Giienbabn-G ompogn
iiir bic NodlGiiiAfcit ocs gcnnnntet
5runf perontmortlit,." Ger 19.jGb.
rigc Eorfs, Der in 9tr. 422, %. Str.,
mobltte, mar nit mebreren onoeren
Arbeitern in Ser N1be ser 2onep's
Cane = Strabenfreu5lng beihGitigt,
9ollbol5 bon cinem Woggon ab5u.
laOcn, ais cine 2ofon1otipe nit DEM
grbeitS5lg, an meldem Der @aggon
an%gcfoppelt mar, 5ulammenltieB.
0urd) Die Gridiitterung muroe Eorfs
ponl 8ag9on geid}leiioert 1rn0 Der itm
oieielbe 3eit porbei io6renoe Bbilo.
oelpbid g~rpreB5ug iiberiubr i1n lno
to0tete i'm ouf Der Steae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

9ie u mans 6 + I It | a II
Semperance- II II o II erfpGblte
aeiteru Die folgenoen geomten: Brd.
iibcntin Sroll Eouline %. Solme,
cnrreip. Sefretdrin Srai @i1iom 6.
Moore, prot. S%efret1rin Srol gnna
$. Sosfins, Sdabnleiiterin 5rai
@m. W. @infS.
9ieSobresidl uBfeier ser
n6rienb's Shule" an Der Yarf gpe.
unb 2ourens.S trobe, moet6dm Don-
neritog, ben 6. Stnti oitott. @eiterit
fono bas idbrlihc 9oic6oa-S Spiel
itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

nelte Mitglieocr oufgcnommer. 8rol
Sobn @eder (ieB Die Gamer orti lie
benslpiiroigIte @ciie nit aoffee unO
Rl1deu bepirtben.
STAG Gutiug Club"
Ser Stag Outing Glub" lit in
ser .Stog.SoIc" nit ben iolgenOcn
@eomtcn organiiirt Woroeu. 8rGit.
bent @iGiam $. Bier, SefretGr Or.
8. ,. Smith, S9osmeiitcr 6ris
9loonle, ,gomirol" Sobn 8, Diet,
8ropiontmeiiter ". S. @eauer. Ger
Club bat iid Oie Soht Bottle 2cofl"
fir Sen Sommcr gcItdert.
Wit etncm Q dGbcIbru6
oufgcf un0cn.- @orrp SltOluig,
% Sabre aft, Hr. 105, Noro 2ote-
moon, Npeluic, Elm Seler IN Der &roft-
Itotion ser Scr. StroBcn6obn @e-
lellihoft" an YrottitrnBc, muroe &C.
tern Nbeno pom S1genicur I'M acl-
lcr bciinnung9loS nit einem SdG-
oelbritf olIigcfun0cn. Ger ScrleBtc
muroc iofort nod Dem oStoot SO.
ipttol" 9ebrodlt, no or i'm fritiidcIt
3uItonbe OornicocrlicQt. llc6cr oell
llnfoa icbIt bis lett icoc NlrfflGrung.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-15
DISMISS DANFORD
CASE, ASKS NORTH
WITNESS FAILS AND SUIT is
DROPPED
81 Have No Hard Feelings" Declares
Attorney Accused of Suborna-
ton of Perjury-End
Is Surprise

Charges of subornation of perjury pre-
ferred against Attorney William ]. Dan
ford by District Attorney John G. North
were dismissed yesterday afternoon on
motion of the prosecution. Mr.. North said
he was disappointed in his witnesses, VINO
represented things more strongly to him
than they did on the witness stand.
Judge Summerfield in his opinion, said
the evidence of H. Drake the principal
Witness would be slim testimony upon
which to convict anyone, as the man was
an admitted perjurer.
Attorney Norths motion came as a
great surprise to Attorneys Davis and
Rush, who have been defending Danford.
Attorney Danford said last night. Il
have no hard feeling towards Mr.. North
He did his duty as public prosecuting
attorney. He lied to and think he
now recognizes that fact
Attorney North has also been conduct
ing a case against Attorney Reymert
on the same charge. The hearing was
completed October IL but Judge Stephens
has not yet rendered a decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-15
The Knockout Blow.

The blow which knocked out Corbett
was a revelation to the prize fighters.
From the earliest days Of the ring the
Knockout blow was aimed for the jaw,
the temple or the jugular vein Stomach
punches were thrown in to worry and
weary the fighter, but If scientific man
had told one of the old fighters that the
most vulnerable spot was the region Of
the stomach, he'd have laughed at him
for an ignoramus. Dr. Pierce is bringing
hope to the public parallel fact; that
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-15
BOY WHO WAS KILLED
TO BE BURIED TODAY

The inquest over the body of Ralph
Marsh. the young boy who was killed at
the Buena Vista street bridge by South
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-15

dollars worth of supplies for the aque-
duct if the board for instance insists on
using certain machinery-not saying that
1 oppose the Westinghouse people, only
I want the principle laid down that we
can if necessary use some discretion. In
the past we have been ironbound.
'The council will be held responsible
anyhow and Mr.. Hewitt has ruled that
the lowest bids must be accepted. 1t Is
bad taste anyway for the board of pub
lie works to recommend anything of the
kind. The lowest bidder will have an
action against the city,
After several councilmen remarked
that they were wiling to adopt the re-
port since they now had legal reason for
doing so the contract was awarded to
the Westinghouse people.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-15
7. j. NORTON
NOW FACES
INDICTMENT
GAVE PASSES TO AGENT IS THE
CHARGE
SANTA FE COUNSEL SECURES
PosTPoNEMENT
Sentencing Of Road for Rebating Put
off Till November 4-Sixty-six
Thousand Dollars Is Min-
imum Fine

s Attorney T. J. Norton, chief counsel
for the Santa Fe in Los Angeles, who
recently was promoted to be head of the
railroads Chicago law office. may be
prosecuted by the United States govern
.ment for violation of the interstate COM
merce act on the charge of having given
a pass to an agent who was not an en-
,ploye for the purpose of procuring rec
United States District Attorney Oscar
Lawler.
81 will not hesitate to secure an in
dictment," he says.
The announcement has cast consterna-
ton in the legal camp of the Santa Fe.
Judge Olin Wellborn in the federal
circuit court yesterday granted a motion
for continuance of sentence to Novem-
ber in the rebate case.
Attorney Norton for the defense said
that "he was not prepared" ana asked
for sixty days in which to regain his
wind after the fight with Lawler, but
the court thought that thirty days was
enough.
~ have been appointed head OF the
Santa Fe's Chicago office" pleaded Mr..
Norton, "and 1 will have to go east to
get my bearings, so l can't be here.
However, his plea availed nothing.
The .anta Fe railroad was convicted
October IL by jury on SlXty-SlX cOuntS
in the Indictment charging the granting
of rebates to the Grand Canyon Lime
and Cement company in violation of the
Interstate commerce act.
Now it faces of maximum fine of 81 ,320 =
600. with minimum of $4,000. The fines
can run from $1,000 to $4,000 apiece on
each count
Oscar Lawler. the man who secured the
conviction, is only 80 years old and has
made national reputation on the way in
which he conducted a difficult case
against the best legal authority that the
Santa Fe could hire.
He was materially aided by Assistant
United States Attorney A. l. Mccormick,
who made the opening address to the
jury.
Three of these cases must go over to
the latter part of January. as Judge
WeIlborn set the cases for September 30,
giving two weeks for trial. But as 1t took
tbe entire two weeks to try the single
case against the Santa Fe, three other
cases must wait, including another case
against the Santa Fe, one against the
Grand Canyon Lime and Cement company
for accepting rebates, and third against
John S. Shrim, president of the lime COM
pany. for accepting heavy concessions of
rebates.
THE case against Attorney Norton of
the Santa Fe may prove to be the most
sensational of all of this interesting
batch of rebate cases.
the reason for continuing these other
cases is because the calendar is full until
January.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-15
SLAYER OF OTTO
GIVES HIMSELF UP
WALKS INTO STATION WITH HIS
LAWYER
J. c. Henderson, Named as Correspond
ent in Suit by Man He Shot,
Formally Charged with
Murder

J.. C., Henderson, who is alleged to have
shot and killed Oscar e. Otto at Hender-
sons garage, Ninth and McCarey streets,
Sunday night, surrendered to the police
yesterday morning.
Henderson. accompanied by Attorney
Lamar Harris. walked into the station
and informed Captain Auble he was the
man who was being sought by the police.
He was charged with murder.
According to story told by Otto short
ly before his death. Henderson alienated
the affections of Otto's wife, He said his
wife was In Henderson's company at the
time of the trouble. Otto said he tried
to assault Henderson, but the latter drew
a revolver and fired.
About six weeks ago Otto instituted di-
vorce proceedings, naming Henderson in
his complaint.
Henderson refused to discuss the case.