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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05
@oAeughaM.
Wnlane.

Der DeStfdb 4meritaniI9e Yers
Elm Don Qlbanh, u. o., bat beidlois
fen, Iidh Der uht iungen DeutIHen
ansunebmsn, tpel9e unlGngIt in 9tOs
DIETER unter Der 8eI9ulbigung Der
Qdnoitreiherei Otrhufttt porSen Tinb
uno pom Ginipanberungss Snfptttor
SIauc Murtin in Charlotte tpegen
8erleBung Der GinipanberungsgefeBe
feItgebdlten perben. Carl MaunB.
Der Wortfiibrer Der iungsn 2sute.
tpel6er bes Gnqlif6en IelbTt niht
reht mdhtig lit, 6ebauptet, baB er
uno feline @efdbrten Iich tsiner re9tSs
piDrigsn 6dnbluna bepuBt mdren.
ais lie iib aen sSnIpsftpren in CHS
sSslanb auf ben &atb zines 6remOtn
ent5ogen, Der nit ibnsn bsriibergefoms
men lit unb Dor benz @inpdnberun9s@
Snlpettor dusIdgen pirb. Die jungen
Qeute iinb arm, aber dr6eitsfGbi9
uRb nebmen bur9 i1r offenes, uuf@
rintiges 8enehmen SeoermaHn fiir
iih Elm.
Ser Gdmpf gegen Das Mudertbum
tpur bas bauptId9lt9Ite 5bemd. bds
in Der leBten in Bittsburg, ga., abs
geAdltenen 8er5dmmlung Der grecus
tibe Des DsutIhz zAmerisdniIhen gens
tralbunbes bon Wefsgenninlbanid
beTpro1sn fpuroe. Die @eriammlung
par Febr gut beIu6t unD bic lebbdfs
ten 9iscuIiionen 5eigten, baB Der gn@
thuiiasmus fiir Die 3iels Oss BunOes
itets i'm NaAien tegriffsn III. Wlebe
rcre Rebner betontsn, oaB Der bebors
itebenct 8ampf gesen 9ocdI=
Option un0 anbere reattiondre WaB=
regeln Der Ufuder bic 8et6eiligung
bss geiamnten Observation-Disclosures,
oos iidh ieire psrf0nli9e 6reibeit nibt
rauben ldiIen niIz erfor0ere. sSsa Der
2ocal@0ptionz6rage purbe Elm 3u=
IammeHfpirfen nit dnberen gdtiona=
Iitdten angersgt.
Nn 8oro bes Ddmpfers "@dIeI"
ppm NprboeutI6en Qlppo, mether Dor
efnigen 5agen in Baltimore eintraf,
tefdnben It9 Solept 5eloer, elm iun<
ger 6hpeiaer, unb ieine bibI6e Sat-
tin Paula, fpel9e nit Der glbfht ta~
men. nit einem fleinen 9apitdl, ods
6elber oem 6fterrsidiT9en Baron ppn
Der 2eipeboip geitoblen baben i'm, in
Der 8sreinigten 5taaten cine 6arm
su taufen. Der 0iterrichiIde gpniul
6efter batte BON isiner Regierung
Wetfung erbuIten, auF 1elper an uhs
ten, ba berielbe Ieinem Qlrbeitgeber
1850 Grpnen, bic ibm anbertraut
ipurben, um in Der S9pei3 @ieb 81
fauFen. peruntreut babe. sSeIber reiite
unter Ieinsm rfdbtigsn Ramen unb ts
mar baber fir bic 8eamten sin leihs
tes. ibn feit3unebmen.
Gin Derbeersnbes Geusr Diitbete in
benz an Der 100. SiraBe nnb 3nsiter
2lpenue IN gleD gort erri9teten
WiiethsbauIs, unb brei3ebn Staliener,
unter biefen Iisbsn Rinhsr. fanbsn
in ben Slammcn, bic NIT raIenber
54neIIigteit Inn fid3 griFfen, einen
qudlDollen Sob. ga ibnsn Der Quss
gang burh 5euer unb Raub a6ses
fdnitten mar. 10 eilten fie in's pbere
GtodDert. Dort fanb man ibre
ihredlih oerftiimmeIten 2ei6en, BON
Dtnen einise toum ibentifisirt pere
ben tonnten. glaa Der Aniiht Der
Qoliasi Id 0as aensr ppn 9ron0ItiE.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

Setretdr Saftbatbis VI BE-
libt, ieinen IuFentbalt in 81. peters=
burg abSutiirsen. un ben Ani6luB an
ben 6am6ureer Dnmpfer gpraiioent
8rant" ui6t 81 berpahen, 10 tDenig-
items miro aus Der 0auptltGot &uBs
lambs oemeloet. auQenIheinlih bans
belt es ii6 nm cine 8erwedslung. @s
ioIte beiBen, 6err 5aft babe es eilig,
um ben NnldIuB on Gle Prdiioent-
I9afts =9ampagne nidt 3u perpalien.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

Nibt einmal Der 10 all.
Qemein beliebte grdioent 3oOispslt
tann es aflen NtenIhen reAt MAIDEN.
um tpie bisl ipeniger Elm 3eitunQss
mann! - 8etannili1 empfabl neuli1
in Neutrality-suspicious. ge9eiiterung Elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Midiaan. man
iDle &ooIebeit entmeoer auF SebensSeit
gum 9rdliOenten einIeben ooer beNer
gum G6nig tr0nen unO bic nbiOlute
Aegierunesgepalt In feline 6dnos leqen;
iebt fommt elm 8eiItliher, Der PaitDr
3r. Met9Ier uno ertldrt in OffentlI6er
8erfammlun9 Der internationalsn Sab=
bath gtHOciation 81 giem DOrt, prdli=
bent 3Ooieoelt lei Elm 9lnar1if. gBir
glaubeu, oaB aud in Der 8eurtbeilung
unIeres prdlioenten 8iejeni9en 0ds
8i1tige treffen. pel9e ben Ytittellpeg
3wiihen oieIen beioen @rtremen mdb=
len; ihn meoer gum G6ni9 fr6nen nod
sum 9lnar6ilten Itempelll fuolen, ions
bern ibn fir einen 9uten Dlitbiirger
balten, Der obne lidb um 0as 8etIGff
tIeinsr W0pfe 81 tiimmern, rubig ieine
pHi9t tbut,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05
9as Grie0sluitl@iT.

Run 1T, wie man init 9teiO sepabrt
Der Deutibe mieoer obeu'
@s lit betreiis Der 2aftidifiabrt
Ssiu 6ortEbritt bod I'll lobenl
gSie lGillensOran9 ltuo lSoriher9eilt
Dtit ieDem Gage nun benefit,
Siiblt mebr itno uiebr nod 0beu,
Die Sebuif iid 9eboben.
Ser Srdnsnann i6mOrt auf LA Patrie3
llno mudt 0nfiit 5tetldme,
Der 0euti6e ober that oas me,
Ias lit bas @nuoerlame;
Gr blieb 10 lbmeigiam Ipie supor
llno itiee ouf einmol itol; eiupor,
DAP Seoermduit es lebe:
SD iiebe auf Der oobe!
9tun modbt alt1 gnglaub etmas rbun,
Zen 9nftpeg pl erihlieBel,
Des getters 9tubm ldbt oSobn ni6t lllbu;
SSait iheint' 8 ibu Slt DerorieBa.
@r rllit: Au6 ib bab oos groblem
@el0it, and iob bab meir SDiteni
lllto miiroe reiihieren,
gSout itb es nur probieTen
ggie oem aud iei!
Sir Se0er nteint:
Die Sdde ut geoiegH,
Ole 2utlmft Der 9iatioueu l6eirt
0o6 IN Der 2uft ;u lie9eni
S6on mabt man IT'D bemit pertraltt,
SoB man uIts8rieQsfabrseu9e bant
unb Oieie lteuern lpdter
@etberilb our6 ben Aetber.
GaB man bas groBe 3ieI erreidbt
llnglaublid ilts unoentbar,
Iluo bod Die 9robe bat oeseigt:
0as 9uftibiii III jest leKtbar
Sn 2Hiiuft ms Der Aeroncut,
Gem man Die 6iibruug nnpertrout.
Doh mog Dor 8rlegs9efdbreu
Der Dimmel uns bemobreul
Omar niro tein 8ulper mebr perpuiit
gu geaiisr uuo 5ll 2onoe;
Der 3utunitstrieg liegt III Der Suit.
5teiu Streit Derlduft i'm Sanoe.
lnb menn on eirlem beiBsn Gag
@s pl0eIicb br0bnt ipie DoHnerl4la9,
Damn meiB tein Reui6, mie bitter,
Sb Strieg lit, oh @eDitter
Balb melbet Ii6 sur 9u tmsbr an
60 0 d inule Der NRarine}
Ytanm Ipoblbegabter iuuger Deonn,
8aB feline 3eit er oieue;
So. wer bsipnoers bodesiddbt,
Birb bieuitiiob -ou Die SUIT seiest,
Dds pirb piel g9anosl 9eben
SIM miIitdr i9en Seberl
ganu itebt bic Wlaio i'm aii6atbuit
9le 6Gu6e bod erboben;
Sebnli6tig l9aut lie in bic 9uit:
Wiein Siebiter Siebl bort obeu
@'rao in ben z. 0immel rein,
9tb t6nnte idb bod bel ibul ieiIt
lluO er mar mein @iefreiterl
@el9 .3utlHitsbilo!
@rnft Setter.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

Noripeoer, IL, ,0G0 G6reoen uno 10. :
600 Ddnen. 2aut ben 3ablen, Die por
uns Iiegen, paren i'm Sabre 1860 aber
nur 19, ,788 gloripe9er, 8647 SdweOen
uno 503S 8dnen in Siio=0afOta.
9lb0eiehen bieroon beoriiBsn mir bte
= 5iour Sails Yofen" als pillfomme=
nen 3umahs i'm 8eib Der prehe uHO
tpiinlhen SoHe9e Splann oen belteu
@rfolg.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

Sin abItinen5ler 1T i'm
9ur6idnitt fi6er Elm ebeniO gutter
Mann pie berjenige, Der i'm mdBigen
8enuB Der @aben 8ottes feine SunOe
Iiebt. Aber ebeniDnenig mie lebterer
ben AbitinenSler gum Srinten stuingt,
ebenio tpenig iolte oieier ben 5rinter
our Abfttnen3 n0tbigen wOllen. 2afet
uns ouloIam fein!.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

9ieQl bgeDrbnetenin Der
9uma bauen Ii9 oas iit oas gteueite
aus oem 3areareine.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

.Siour sails pp ten"
beiBt cine nOrmegiFde Woben3eitung,
pelhe bier in Der grObten Stabt Sa=
fDtos ins 2eben eetretRn 1T. Als 5er=
ansgeber uno 3eoafteur Seihnet 6eIge
Gplano. 8as pierieitiee glatt madt
duBerlih einen QiinItieen ginorud,
oenn es 1T bur6meg aus neuen Sdrif=
ten suTnmmengeitsllt. Gie 3en0er3
labt Iicb nod ni6t beurtbeilen. Ser
Derauseeber faet lelblt, iein 8lntt miro
liberal republitaniib lein uno fol- benz
3ped biensn. ieinen 2anosleuten in
5hos Datota uno ben Nadbarnaaten
Soma uno Minneiota ein 0inbegIieo
Su isin. 2eiber iinoen mir ihon in
Der erIten Summer cine eoitOtielle Ro=
tia, nelhe i'm. SntereIie Der Q8abrbeit
cine Sritit hernusforDert. Der Ser
ausgeber behauptet BARN ndmlih, oaB
laut oem ieBien 8unbessenIns i'm Sabre
1900 etma $4,000 Stanoinapier in
SiioeDatota lebten uno guar SO, 600
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

3ur GngIanbfabrt bes
GaiIers bringt Die ggfatlb. GorreIpo3.
II. a. sfOl9enoe 8emertun9en: yMan
wirb in 9eutInIauo iebr 3uFrieosn Iein,
psnn Der Gaiierbeiub in gnQlanb Die
perI6nIideu 8eSiebunaen Der beioen
Wonar6en freunoli1er 9eltaltet ooer
bas freunoli1er geiporoene YerbdItniB
itdrtt uno befeiti9t. 2lbsr man miro
nod erOBere 8euutbuung empIinoen,
penn Die 5elte pDriiberrauihen, Obne
Anlnb 3u @eIiboen uno Teierliben
S1tpiiren gu geben, Die uns Die 3u=
funft bod i9uIoig bleiben miiBte. uns
uno ben 8riten nltiirlid aun. Sbre
politit iIt felt Der WilbeImsb0her So
milientafel uns taum bieI 0unItioer
geiporDen. lluo Die Stimmuno oes
8oltes murbe es anIdeineno aud ni1t.
llnbeFangeue geobn6ter Der engljiden
9inge, Die lange oriiben leben unb ieoer
8Oreingenommenbeit abbOlo lino, perr
Iinern uns. bas trOB alier YcrbriiOer=
un9sfeite es iehr eilig burh @roBbri=
tannien pebt uno Die S6dBun9 bes
Oeutiden gBelens taum 3uoencmmen
babe. Gtebt es aber 70, bann babeu
mir umIonebr @runo 81 DiinIhen.
baB aller @eflblshbarI6pang, 81 benz
Der 8efuh BEL 3drtliden @erpanbten
iei6t nerfiihrt. ben Eagen BON 8inbIor
cattle fern bleihen m09e. gBir babsn,
mil uns beoiinten, unIer iiberbDues
0er5 ihon Su oft perldentt. llno Die
@e9enoeOitntionen iino Eeiber faf im=
mer ausgebIieben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

@te aus @afbin9ton be-
rihtet pirb, tritt Der plan 8ur @riins
Ounq elmer 3entral &eoierungsbant
beltdnbig mebr in ben 8OrOergruno.
9as lit niCbt iibsrraihsno, oenn ieit-
benz man iiber oas 5iaan5prDblem
ernftliGb nahsubenten beginnt, tonnte
Die GinIiht nidt ausbleiben, oaB in
elmer iolden 3entrnlbant nit Gilialen
Die ein5ig ridtige 26iung Der 6inan3-
frage enthalten lit
8er60. .&pngreb trat a M
Wtontag in Der 8unbssbauptltaot
gBaibington in 5iBung. Die 8ot>
fbaft oss grdlibenten muroe am Dienss
tag 9ia9miitag Derleien uno mir iino
in Der Sage, tlnTeren 9eIern einen ebr
iiberli1tIi1en glussug aus bem interei=
Ianten S1riftitiif auf Seite 3 81 biss
ten. Seoer CUTE 8irger iDate bieie
8oti9aft aufmertiam burhleIen, oenn
Iie entbdIt cine ge0rdngte lleberlidt
iiber bic @eiammtmirtbIboft uno poli=
tit Der gan5en Yerelnt9sen Stn0teH.
- leber bic 8elbtrifis d liz
BERT Ii9 8rDan fOleenbermaBen: Die
silberprd9ung bat nit ben -gegenwdrs
tigen GelDoerbdltriiien ni1ts 81 tbun.
9D6re Die 0cppeImdbrune tpieber ein=
sefiibrt uoroen, 70 miirben NIT mehr
@elb beIiBen. als mir jebt bnben, aber
bic beiipie0Os baitehenoe Gntbedung
bon 8Dlb bat uns einen iol6en 3u=
ma6s Der @olbporr1tbe 9eliefert. baB
Die preiIe geiiiegen Itno. Die segsn=
pdrtige 6inanStlsmme ift ni6t elmer
Gnappbeit an 8elo ausuihreibsn, lOn=
bern Der aengitliAteit, tuelde iib Der
8epolitoren benlddtiat Bot, tnelbe Die
fsplQe Der Spefulationsgefhdfte in
gBall Street mar. Die republitaniihe
9artsi bat oas 8antIpitem 10 eng nit
WalI Street berlin ipft. oaB Die gauge
Nation fir bic 5iirben einiger Spe=
tulanten 81 biiben bat.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05
afretIe fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !!

n ur6ate hno mn
ben
0bam
q a Oben
$
a baa
mn 2eaa oa Sabebon nmen
81
ann uBano u@ana
9
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

,,ggenn itb3uriifblide in
bic Yereangenbeit, oa iibertOmmt mi1
nit Ma9t oas be9liifenbe 8etDuBtIein,
oaB Die Welt nit isoem Sage befer
miro. Bobin i'd Iebe. be9eene i1
Sortihritten. Die Menlden iino eiiti
ger uno parmher5iger getporOen. Sic
lino mehr ais friiber, BON WObltbdtigs
teitslinn beieelt uno pentger felbifiiiAs
tia. 8ie @ei6ife ibrer Mitmeniden
linb ibnen ni6t mebr glei6ghltis. Sbr
6oriSont bat ii1 ertpeitert. Sic be-
tra6fen bic Singe niht mebr aus
einem enoen @eli6tsninfel, ibre Gnm=
pat6ien lino meitrei6enoer uub iie 1ino
Ii1 ibres QfliatQefibls unb Der 8er=
anttportlihteit benz lleben 91dhiten
geeenilber benuBt gepor6en. NliO
lpra6 Nnbrem Carnegie. Der beriibmte
BibliotbetenItifter uno 9bilantbrop,
an ieinem 20. 8eburtstage. @dbe
Soft, es lpdre TO-!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-05

Snoel gOeutfhen Yoltss
pirtbInaFtl. GOrreip.@ miro in einenl
artifel ,4merita un6 Die gsbuIoi9e
gllte @elt" ausoefiibrt: 9Bas niiBt uns
bic ib0nlfe 66roerun9 unfsres gr-
ports, menn Die 8runolagen Der Sc
oenmerte, bic mir bon oriiben erBalten,
teine oeIunben lino2 9Benn bic Wsit=
banbelsItaaten Der Alten Welt bic ieBt
ale unter Dem noroameritnnif1en 3u=
Iammenbrud fteben, lib 3u elmer ges
neinIamen oiplomatiIhen Nttion su=
Iammenfdnoen, I'm Die nnion sa elmer
.Gronung oes 4ttienmeiens
uno Der @inricbtung elmer
Staats SAINT su berGnlaKen. mas
bebeutete oies benu fir bic politit oes
6errn 9oolepelt2 So0 fie ettpa Elm
0pfer bringen? Den europdiIden
Staaten aud nur einen Sent iiberlaI:
ien2 Reinespe9s! sic iol nur stwas
tbun, mas Oas ameritonil1e Wirtbs
Ibaftsleben bpr fold unerb0rten 9or=
gdngen, uie mir iie jeBt iebeu, be-
nahrt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
PRESIDENT In WlLDs
Secretary Lattn starts 10 Find Him,
and Ii Still Out 80

secrctnry Lnttn Starts 10 Find Him,
and IL Still Out.
STsAMBoUI,. LA. October Assist
ant Secretary 11atia started out early
to-day to ind the President at his
camp in the wilderness. but at late
hour to-night had not returned. 1t is
presumed that when lie arrived at
the camp the President was out on a
hunt, and that Secretary latta found
1t necessary to remain overnight. He
took a number Of personal letters to
the President. Mr.. Latta was accom-
panied by his host Leo Shields. who
is familiar with the country.
Z Except that the Temperature Is TOD
humid to render physical exercise en-
joyable. I heS President9is having favor
able +weat tller. Before his arrival there
had been no rain for wee ks, and tile
were nfavorable for hunt
Ing. the breaking of II hn dry stwigs
giving warning to the game. while the
surface was trying to the feet of the
dogs somc9o OF the dogs the. President
is using We're recently so isabled By
this condition that they came Il ncaI
Sbeing unfit for his use .s3f % 's, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

~ ii d i = T. Z
tuition were clamoring to be heard
butSc Chairman ". w. Welsh, OF Mlssis-
ssippig put an end to the debate by
the ma tier to a subcommittee,
with instructions to meet at g. o'clock
tomorrow.
The committee on contracts and cot
ton exchanges recommended. through
Chairman Fl. w. McAlister, of Man
England. the adoption Of stand
ard types, either by the government
orr by an association OF delegates from,
the cotton exchanges. cotton growers
and spinners, and that the classiflca-
.tion should be made upon grade and
color alone. Aun1form& contract will
be recommended.
Chairman A1cAlister stated that the
loss In transportation from improper
compressinE and baling Is estimated
at over s20.000.000 annually on the
cotton used by European spinncrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
GERMAN FLEET IS
TO1VISIT .|.'; AMERICA. !. \ ! { 1 J.
While American Fbtilla Is in.
Pacific, feutonss Will
Come Over.
$1,000 --------
PRINCE HENRY in / COMMAND
Times Dispatch Burea.,.
~ uhSoy - SctattlIiSt
WAS b hinRtOn, q. C. Oct.

aMunsey Building,
Washington. D. c.. Oct Z,
Germany will send a large fleet to
New York on a friendly visit during
the absence Of our Atlantic fleet in
Pacific waters, according to report
in circulation tonight, which is gem
orally credited and is not denied by
those in a position to know tho truth
At first the story was scarcely be-
leved. but the promptness witt, which
tho Germany embassy refused to dis
cuss the matter. and the persistencv
with which tie ambassador kept silent
when asked for tho slightest express
sion on the subj iect, caused cons idera-
bile credences to be placed IN 1t. Ass
slstant- Secretary Bacon refused todis-
cuss tho subject in any way. This
also caused saS belief that here was
much in 1t. II. % 33 s VI "
II the story be truc, tho Diplomatic
|ssigniticance of he dispatch of a Ger
Imam fleet to American wat ers at this l
|iiuncture3 can scarcely be esoyerestimated
1T is not surprising that diplomatic
)officials refuse to admit the truth of
| the story. The story Of the dispatch
| OF this fleet to& the Pacific was denied
lgin8the Instance tbs known that
1.-the German was the first government
l5apprised{ sof our intention to send a
lifleet to- the Pacif fic.gI The ews Swns
through Ambassador
Sternherg,. and Berlin very promptly
notif1ed Washing ton that the pro-
posed movelren mt was 3 entirely salts
factory to o38Germally.sDi plomats have
Ifreauently lycom,nented upon the regu-
5larlty with which the American and
iGerlnan delegates lined up to ogether al
i The Hague They split on the great I
/ jques tion 81 ginternat,ona arbitration,
lhut they stood toEet her 50 sperslstent(y
! on other questions that much stgniA-
cant talk Of as q ierman- Ame rican &un-
I6ders tandl ing was indulged in
4 OF sa course, 1t is not expected !, that
!, the German fleet VIII patrol our east
ern seahnard while our elect is inFthe
4 ISPacific as this Is notSneeded. si} 4
Eut the appearance OF a heavy Ger:
A man fee + In, ollr waters While the At-
Iianric fleetlNyas s ON thef Vosterlls coast
IA ken In connection with the delicate
Estate #of8 the rela lions hetweens .kmerict
land Japan, would have a most decided
Iinfiuence upon 5publin sentiment Ii
4 IsAmeri ca. s erna ny and lapa y, i5ss r.
8 I tbs stated that. fra German $ quad
s|coniess " will be under the command q
3ERrince Henry. Of Prussia, ADMIRAL 8
sIthe Is lis u Seas fleet, Which embrace;
iElnei Il oWer OF he &ti ermnn navy. 1t 4
] com lposed af Two sSllalr ons or seigh
iEl,ltt tleships 8e ach &, Is lnaaaurabl,
\ AGAR the streRg til ot a tie Y feet Swl,icl
Adnliral Evans wi M a to II ha Pacific
~ ho ri les N SE nAval circle
were ed stIa Az t1is d ttarnopn II q
8|sSWere ~ rlle nat X he German squadron
Iva aoming. 4 n each case Il ha' i8re epl.
Iva : q q Il ths sta epart
an 81 ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
NEWS IN cHiTAlnL.orrEsvILLE.
Was Until Recently Successful HusI-
ness Man There.

special to The Times-D spatch.l
& CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, tOcto ber q.
IA telegram from Coroner Hayden, OF
Baltimore, received at 10 o'clock this
morning by Mr.. Thomas t. Randolph,
announced without particulars that Mr..
Henry a. w. Hartnagle was found dead
in thatfcity.
Mr.. Hartnagle was one of those put
ont of business In Charlottesville by
the local option election Of last j Junc.
With other dealers in like case he re
moved his business to Orange. leaving
this city for that village Just two weeks
ago. -Four days later lie disappeared
from Orange and his family and friends
have boon making dlligent search for
him. Three days after his disappear-i
ance Mrs. iIartnaEle. who had not yet
gone to Orange. went to- Washington
to direct the search in person. Hc
jhadHlcft Orange in a. buggy. driven by
"a. negro boy, who lad returned the
same night wit Tho buggy. 1t Ifs prc-
Ss,ltned flat he 4 took a train ut some
other station. E y *
IL Native OF Germany. ss
Mr.. Hartnagle was the only son OF
the late Frederick Hartna sle,S a native
of Germany, who established himself
;inS Charlottesville many years go and
acClnlu lHleuE d COHSlle erlDl les5IOrtunGi&a al
"a dealer In fruits and confectionerles,
The deceased spent much of HIS young
ina nl.ood In Colorado aud other Vest
ern States returning to Charlottesville
years ago. After HIS fathers
death lie engaged III, the, liquor and
GROCERY business. an as sta tod, his
Rin9S tllis line continued until
quite recently, About a year ago he
marriefl8 Miss Cora Durrett, daughter
Of Mr.. MI liam Durrett. of this city.
He wa S abo,lt rty-etg tght years OF age.
n MIR, IIartnagl owned considerable
l:realti estate in charlottesville, hesides
|shis business I'm Orange. i I 4 SAID that
The drew fro III h k a rather large sun,
EOf money on The day that lie disnp-
|'peared from Orc n s;e. 3ss 8s & !,
" l'H mil Go 10 Isal timorc.S VI
INl i, /, and IA AIrs. 'rlloEas Randolph, the
llattSrsssa ~ Sister Of Mrs. lLartnaEle
Alessrs.5 \. II anekel, IN. and l,, Ii
| 1ifci iber,, q conlni ttees tho Gharlottcs-
SNil lodge ~ Z; ,of which Mr.. art,-
lna gle WAS a n nclllbcrY and Mr. Alonza
5Bun,'ll left tlils ci ty at II O'clock thls
lSlnorIfnE 8 N to- y sta % charge OF the body
No fiirran rs ror tile funeral have
| vet bee II. MA tle. g X MI s. ny
lis N NJ he soc conl O n llrrett,s
ldaughte tW Ia owed d during the ~ cur, 4 ht
first being NJ rs.5 N. I. E.i Eidd tns, whose
husband id led Turing tle
Fsprilll 4s 5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

With a. long string of wcll-knowng
horses on the lists and prospects for a
successful exhibition. the Seventh Rich-
.nlond Horse Show will begin tonight.
In spite OF tho many counter-attrac-3
tions. about 200 Of the faithful: Jour;
Ineyed to the Show Building last night.
to see some OF the entries accustomed
10 the lights. Many of the horses
brought out were old performers. who
had no difficulty in clearing the jumps
iii good form: but the green one seem.
ed TO find IL hard to understand the,
lights. and II last nights performance
is one to judge by not many blue rib
bons>wil be siyensuntil they have be-
come more acpustom to the glareGand
t6e viii tewashed jumps. The following
'.icppers came8out and did their turn:
EsseX-Joscpll E.1yillard. tipped.
snuccdun k--Thonlas NJ Carter. clean.
KinEsman--James w. Graves. sra pped.
Bannister-Tritton & Cartwright,
raped. .5s..
Back sorksMr Al. G. jackson. re-
fused and tipped
.Bluebells-Jnilan Morris, tipped.
t,alcon--I. &. BRYAN, rappcd.
Feeding Hllls-W. ". Osborne.
Irapped. a
Grtngo-Nv. w. Os borne. raped.
Viyid--Nlrs. IA lien Potts. clean.
Allen Brech--Joseph Il, Willard.
fknocke ed down rai So 3.ss5ss s3s
s,erple exity$ Thomas Carter,
tipped. q
Maicst VI Il r Lam Morris clean.
Lady yiviun--D. II. Leake. knocked
down ia lis. i3t Ssi s5
! Interhret er--S. w. Osborne, refused
twice and tipped # &
4t'i Only, two pom es were exercised over
t,ie jumps las tlnisht. Daffod u IN ter
Thomas Rives II it's went clean. Lad j
A Observation-Disclosures James ~. llison
Iuppeu he brush. 5tts5
After tho jumps had been cleared
$away tile park saddlers were brought
out. They Included: Il Radiant. Mrs. Al
lien Potts; risIlai r osc. f.. Ta: Weather
4 hee: Bohemian 10 !, II y. Anderso y.
& Crowds were a 1.-THE Horse Show sta7
lhnyes all$#y esrerIldy afternonn look kinG
Hover the JstrinEs. X More belongin stc
,.sr, Vanderbilt and the SNYestc leicester
iEEarmS seemed "a attract the most atten'
|stinn. IA | 4 Of he exhibitors arc nov 5v
|l;sre,3 and every thing is read for 70.
3thlght's show
! Lady 4Altce SOLD, isGS
A The simpre ssion, whtth appears
slhave cotton abroad. that persons isa t
|tehding tie liors esa sfo W crforllalc'e'' A
y cnnnotSgstan,l In 3 I'll YES \ lie, roltn(
1.-The rtngsidc, is yyh ol ly3 3crroneou u.s. Ytel
a the general ord lnaice re lati We Il q nj ace
4 of apnbli ssenlbl 81 was sco al strlled sst
lanply3 to- II no use how build lng..a5
a spccIa n rdinancei yva 81 ntroduce ed
y Council a, ssed sa,lt 8ap ppro oye xeinpt
Ing the horse show oui ildlng y dllrlnl
there from tho q peratlol
! Of the genera oyt din Il tde9 Pllb
4 slicity Wa & I've N N tot his FAC & tl
4 time. All d nyea n est ion ns to tl
.IIrIght Of persons to n 1oins In II he prone
L made around tte rim 81 de, ss
y, lblr on rep tlla, sa |,
. Of Ills reys ina lae. to Mi
Frank ~ ris this u 81 ity,s,
i aprice llpss IN the lct,lF lici
4 has ever "a ileti SO thel pih