davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01

Little Horace Marvin. the four-year-old
boy whose mysterious disappearance from
Dover. Del. almost d month ago has set
In motion the police machinery Of the en-
tire country. may be in Washington
With the arrival in this city late SatuT-
day night of Dr. Harvey ". Marvin, half
brother of the missing child. it was
learned that Pinkerton detectives have
been searching Washington for several
days for a negro woman having in Gus
tody a little haxen-haired boy, just the
age of the Marvin boy. The woman. on
reaching this city. is said 10 have gone
10 a house in the northeastern section
where she left the child. Whether or not
detectives have located either woman or
boy could not be learned last night.
Deputy Attorney General Hastings. Of
Delaware. furnished the information
which brought the Pinkertons to town.
The former, who with Gov. Preston
Lea. Secretary Of State CahalI and other
Delaware State officials. has taken an
active hand in the child hunt received
word on Thursday about the movements
Of the unidentified negro woman In VIII
mington. The latter IS said 20 have
boarded train at Wilmington leading a
weli-dressed little boy by the hand. The
suspicious of trainmen were aroused and
they notified the Wilmington police. Chief
Black and detectives learned that the
negro woman and her little charge were
on their way 90 Washington
House il Located.
Later they located a house in the north
eastern part Of this city 10 which she vas
said 10 be going Mr. Hastings, upon re-
ceiying the information, ordered Supt
Dimaio. of the Piukerton agency in
Baltimore. TO investigate and half a
dozen detectives came to Washington
early Friday morning. They are still az
work.
Young Dr Marvin. the rauchmau. left
town shortly after ] o'clock yesterday
afternoon for his home, in Blunt, $ Oak.
u had been his intention 10 remain ia
Washington until Monday iu order that
he might call on postal officials with a
view 10 having postal inspectors assigned
20 run down The more important Of hun
4reds OF threatening letters coming 51,ily
60 the father Of the missing boy in
Dover
a telegram received by the ranchman
early Yesterday morning. however COM
PEELED him 10 hurry away by the hrst
train for the West. Before leaving town
Dr. Marvin aeld a conference with Pin
kerton operatives. The latter left at once
for Baltimore
DR.. Marvin Stin Hopeful.
Il cannot talk about the Washington
cleW, which We are working on" said
Or. Marvin yesterday. at the johnson
Hotel, where he stayed. II heard about
IL several days ago but / feel that we
viii do more good by keeping silent until
such time as We have obtained definite
Information, There have been too many
false alarms sounded since little Horace
went away. lie has been reported found
In almost every city of any size in the
country. While L can truthfully say we
have nothing definite thus FAR concerning
his fate, NE live IN hopes ] believe the
next two weeks viii solve the mystery.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
SIGNAL TESTS 8 SUCCESS.
Few Engineers Caught Mapping by
Pennsylvania Officials.

New York. March 31-The Pennsylvania
Railroad within the last three months
has held ninety-seVen surprise signal tests
on its lines; % per cent OF the engineers
compiled absolutely with the company s
rules in bringing their trains 10 a stop
The other per cent brought their trains
TO a stop but nOt until after passing the
.signal These men were marked deficient
and severely disciplined
OF 1S0 trains tested on the company s
main line. IS per cent of the engineers
obeyed the rule. while on the New York
division not Il single engineer was caught
mapping. A total number of 2,Z52 trains
We're involved in these tests
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
Richard CarIe Ininred.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Harrisburg, Pa. March 31.-Riehard
Carrie. head OF '"The Spring Chicken
company, boarded the engine OF his train
when pulling out Of Pittsburg. At Al
toona Carrie jumped off the engine while
running al a good rate Of speed and was
thrown against some cars on the side
track. He was seriously injured Carrie
was TO open in New York Monday night
but he viii probably be unable to act FOR
several weeks.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
FIRE IN AMBASSADORS HOME
Flames Destroy some Old nnd Vaiu-
able Furniture.

Rome. March 5l-There was a FIRE this
morning in the apartments Of Lloyd Girls
com. the American ambassador. in the
Del Drago Palace. caused by the short
circuiting Of electric wires.
Two small rooms on the upper floors
were completely destroyed and the carved
wood ceiling of the ballroom was reduced
90 ashes. The firemen subdued the
flames, but numerous costly articles and
valuable old furniture belonging 10 Prince
Del Drago were destroyed.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
svvettenhana's Successor Named

London, April 1.-The Colonial Office
announces that the King has approved
the appointment of Sydney Olivier as
governor of Jamaica, In succession to
Sir Alexander Swettenham. who resigned
ON the ground of age.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
LOCAL.

1-Seek Marvin Boy in Washington.
2-Easter Services Are Elaborate.
New Speed Limit Effective To-day.
2-Much Interest Shown I'm Ohio Fight.
5-Ail Bettors Alike at Benning.
IN. e. Delegates Coming Here.
7-Delta Chi Delegates Arrive.
10-Forty New Members Join Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TEI.EGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Tx Speaker Galusha a Grow Dead
1-Cuban Problems Await Taft.
1-Trainmen Refuse to Arbitrate.
Woman Kills Self and Babes.
Flew Honest Men in Pittsburg-
l-Long Island Village Fights Rum.
3-Thaw Attends Easter Service.
3-Pittsburg Millionaire Ends Life.
S-News of Maryland and Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
New Method OF Identification.

Vienna, March S1-Dr Prader. an army
surgeon. who has made special study
of methods of Identification. recommends
Identification by the shape OF the alate
He maintains that it is far more eff
cacious than fnger-print Identification.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
CUBA EXPECTS TAFT
TO SAVE COUNTRY
People Believe Visit viii
Decide Their Future.
PROSPECT MOST 0MIN0US
No Money for Crops Until Sta
bility Is Assured.

Fighting to Follow Tsft's Decision
whether for or Against American
Evacuation of IsIa nds-Three Days
stay In Havana 10 Be Momentous.
Porto Rieans Preparing Notable
Reception for the Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
EDITOR PATTON BURIED.
Newspaper Men Pay Last Respects
to FeIiOw-yEOrker.

New York March sl.-The funeral OF
Francis Theodore Patton. OF the sun, who
died on Thursday last. took place this
afternoon from the chapel of the Uni-
versity Place Presbyterian Church.
The chapel was nearly filed with hls
former associates in the editorial and
mechanical departments Of several news
papers. The services were conducted by
Rev. George Alexander. who is a gradu-
ate of Union College, as Mr.. Patton was
The burial was in the family plot at
Evergreen Cemetery, and only the near
friends and relatives were at the grave.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
RECLUSE STARVES,,
ROMANCE RECALLED
Matthew Handford Dies
Amid HOarded Gold.
ONCE COURTED BELLE
Secretly Favored by Miss Anna
Maria Lippincott.

Struggling Young Contractor Finds
Lack Of Funds Causes Love 20 Grow
CoId-TaSes His Sister for Walks
Past the yellow Mansion" 20 stir
Jealousy in the Heart of the Girl
lie Adm'ired-ROmance Goes Wrong.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
DEATH DUTIES INCREASING.
Receipts in England During Past
Year SurPsSses Previous Records.

London, March Silt is now known
that the receipts from death duties during
the fiscal year just ended beat all previ-
Gus records. The total in round numbers
will be $95,00o,0oo. Since the passage of
Sir Vernon Harcourt's finance act. twelve
years ago, the total receipts from death
duties have exceeded Sl,000. .00o, coo
The largest sum paid on one estate was
A5oe0o. ON that of George Smith, gen
orally known as Chicago Smith," who
lived At the Reform Club at an average
rate of eighteen shillings a day.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
KILLS HERSELF AS IN NOVEL
Philadelphia Girl Broods over Trou-
bIes Of Hero in Book.

Philadelphia Pa. March 3-With no
other apparent purpose than to emulate
IA character in a novel which she was
reading, Miss Lena Marco, seventeen
years old, of 1156 South Fifteenth street,
killed herself last night by swallowing
carbolic acid.
She had written on fly leaf Of the
novel the words. Sick and tired OF life.
Good-by"
1t is believed Miss Marco killed herself
while brooding over Tie troubles OF one
of the heroes of the novel a card used
as a book mark was found indicating
that the girl had been reading chaptcr
in which the hero grows Respondent and
threatens TO kill himself because his
character has been DETAINED
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
Cuban Party Leader stricken.

Havana. March Sl.-Senor Don Enrique
Jose NaronH, president OF the Conserva-
tive National party. was stricken with
apopieNy this morning and IL is feared
that he VIII die He was I'm charge of
the department. qf education under the
leonard Wood regime
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
GALUSHA 4. GROW,
EX-SPEAKER, DEAD
A Member of the House for
TWenty-One Years.
CHALLENGED TO DUEL
Active i'm Controversies Leading
Up to the Civil War.

Veteran Congressman Passes Away
at His Home, Near Scranton, Of
General DebiIity-AeeumuIR "a
Fortune ia Coal in the Last Years
OF His Life-President OF the Texas
Railway frona 1871 40 1876.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
RICHARD MANSFIELD WEAKER
Specialist 20 BE Called in 10 See che
Actor To-day.

New York, March 31.-Dr. Floyd NJ
Crandal. of 10 West Ninety fifth street
Richard Msnsheld's physician, said to-
night that the actors condition was
not nearly so good to-day as it had
been on the two previous days, Dr.
Crandall said that Mr.. Mansfield was
much weaker. He intends calling in
a specialist in the morning
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
SEARCH FOR MARVIN
BOY IN WASHINGTON
Detectives Look for Negress
with White Child.
CONSULT WITH BROTHER
Delaware Officials Furnish Clew
Leading to Capital.

Pipkerfon Agents Are sent Here 90
Hunt CoIOred Woman ON Informal
tiOR Furnished by Deputy Attorney
General Hhstings--LOeafedH House tO
Which She - Supposed to Have
GOne-Dr. Marvin Leaves foE vest.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia
and Maryland-Partly cloudy to-
day; tomorrow, fair, warmer;
fresh northerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
The IIckIninn snIe nj sIonn,n

Art Galleries, 1907 G st. NV. will be re
sumed Tuesday ana Wednesday. April
and 3. mornings at II and afternoons al g
Fine Persian rugs and carpets at auction
70 close the copartnership OF NJ. n He
kimian q Co, the weli-known rug dealers
If you are interested in fine rugs and car
pets youll attend this sale
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01

On account of the continued demand for
Atlantic city service. the Pennsylvania
Atlantic Ci-y Special leaving Washing
ton on week days 1.l0 D. "a. VIII be
continued Until further notice. Through
buffet parlsr cars and coaches without
change.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
Thc Atgnntte Citv speciaI

tinBe until further netice. leaving Wash.
ington week days 1:l0 D. m. and arriV.
ing Atlantic City 5:i5 p. NJ. The onls
tram through without change. Parl0l
ears and coacIles.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01

Libbey & Co. 9Th St and New York ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01
Libbey & Co. 9th st. and New York ave.

A Ia Carse Lunch Served DalIy
AT Eckstein's 5 from y 10 3. lu5 n. Y. az
The Washington herald., 1907-04-01

}. Il. Small & sons, Florists,
Washington ara New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Sas SudjlunIicr.

Gtncinnoti, 20. Snn.-Seutc
ltono Der Stub me6rcre StlrnOen lang
ouf 61.S Sub, o0cin cin peiterc5
Steigen BON 5mei oOcr mcbr SUB
miro III Den udditcn 3G StuutOcn be-
fiirdtet. &altes, Itiirmii6c5 &cttcr
erboDt 0a8 ltngenlad Ser 8cpobncr.
0oS oon Scr ~. &ona3en @5oIcioIc
@rocerp So" ltno Scr rS6io Butte
rtne 60" eingenommcnc @ebGltoe
ltitrjte in Scr. leBten Nodt Sltiammcn
un0 GROCER GerlllIt cntitebt 0llr6 On9
Geroerben Ser pielen Oorin entbolte,
men @oorcn. Nn 10000 Eerionen III
Cincinnati iin6 0urH 0ic 6llttb IN
groBe Notb gerotbcl.
9ta6rihtcrr aus Eorfer&6ur9, Wlo.
0ilon, 2alurencebllrQ, aurora, Solti5-
pile, GOdnSuiQe un0 Dielcu on0crcn
Hltnftcn o~ufuGrtS lul0 nbmdrt8 am
6Iuilc laiien criebcn, OaB lid Die
SoGl0ge Icit geitcrn nidt 8cbclicrt
but.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
TSnnItDn idnuabt 8lcdl.

&u + il gton, 3. g., 20. San.
- Brigade. General 6rcOeriG Sum
ton, GommnnOcur ,oca 0epartcmenta
Californian fat 0cnl &ricg2iefretdr
icinen Gobrc9bcriht critottct. Inter
9(nOcrcm ia8t CT Omin: Sin Mmlrcr,
Elm SteiniebcT, Gin Flumbcr in Soll
Sranci9co crb0lt cine before Scjub=
hung ais elm GopitGn bon 5rpanjig
Gienitiabrcn, mclfer ntf eincn Der
Soften in Ser 9tGbe Ger StoOt lit,
ielbit mcnrt man 2ceterem nod Icihc
Iienltpobnung mlrednet. Sin DIOR.
tcItrdgcr lit bier better be3ablt, ais eil
5pcitcr lieutenant" Ger @eneroI
beiiiruortet Damn lebbait Die Gr.
b00ltng Der @cbGlter in Ser Nrmec
llpo 5rpor nid)t MIR fir Siiijiere, mel,
DIE crit Ioebcu IN 0cn Oicllt cintretel,
ionocrn 0lld fir sic b0Deren Harg-
flallClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
8rohfcncr in Wprfolf.

Norfolf @a., 20, Sanuor. -
Gic uItIantic Grcoioting @orfs"
IteDen III 6lanmen uno baS Sellcr fat
lid Der GontroIe entjogen. Die
Sran0It1tte umfobt cincn SlGheli-
rollm pon ad)t Ndcr. Cine Yerion lit
ltm'S 2eben gefommcn. Aitf @eiltd)
oeS WaporS nuroe sic 9ranoitItte
ourh eirtc Itarfe Streitmoht Marine-
SoIontcn un0 Seelclte a6geiperrt.
las Gtnbliliernent gilt ais oas 5meit-
groBte %leilter grt in Ser Melt.
(Spdter.) - Nad) ie1sitiinoiger
9(rbeit pllrbe Scr @raro linter Con.
trole gebrodt. Der Sd)noen betrGgt
etqpa 100000. Gic 9tahrid)t, onB
ein Menihenlebcn perloren gilig, CT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
%crlicRcn &ingitOm nod 0craOr SIR
rcdltCu 3Cit.

Ncw Dorf, 20. Sonnlor, -
Ser Camper n2ltroto" bon Ser
u9topol Mnil Eofet Co." melder
&ingiton, &omuifa, am tcbtcn Mton.
tag 0tor9cn fltr5 nnd) 6 llbr, gcrooe
nclln St1ruocn Dor Sem Gro6cben Der
loiicn bate, lonatc 0CItcrn nit II
&aiiiten = EoIIngicrcn an icincm bic
ligen Eicr ali. Die Mchrjo6l Scr
NciicnOen nnrcn EouriiteL Ole aus
@eItinoien 5lriidfcbrtcn ,ooG woren
oud) mcbrcrc @emobncr Ser bcilnQc.
illdtcn Stn0t at @or0. Wit 9ngit
uno Gorge Itlroirtcn 0icie noh tbrcr
Nntltnit sic rcuioirtc &crluItliltc ser
Wtor8Cn5citulget; mold)er scr Eoi.
iNNicrc fnno Sen Ranrn zines nltclr
6rcmrocS inter Sen @et0otctcn.
g3ic Gopit1n 0obp crflGrtc, nulB
0oa Sd)iif sur 3eit Oca lln9liid9 ctuu
100 Mcilcn bon @in9iton Ctticrnt &c,
melcn icin. In9 Wiecr 5ciltc feline
Spur Der Grlhiittcrung, un0 bic
mono bate cine NbmmQ 0dpon, bis
mon an 0onncrIta9 bon elmer &iiltcns
Itation III Scr NGbe pon Gupc Nottes
ro3 ole orobtIoie Nohriht crbielt,
3nlienoc ieicn geto0tct un0 cbcnio
pielc uerlett moroen. Die Noiiogicrc,
mcl6c ser irilben ltbinbrt mcgcl sic
Nadt nrf Dem S6iiie perbrud)t bat.
ten, ~cr50blten, Dab lid) eini0c Gage
Dor ibrer gbreiie idmcrcr CUNT be.
gltitet bon Oihtem Staube, iiber
&ingiton gelngert babe, Ger Uon Ell.
ner ltorfcn 9rilc Gcio9tc Stolb babe
NlleS in Scr StoOt bcOedt ulo sic
9l1tter Ser 9Glnlc r0tbIih braun 9es
iGrbt. Na6 Iniiht oeS Gopit0nS
Sbomns, Scr Sabre lang einen Cant
pier ser &aciIic.2tnie 9efiibrt fat, lit
oieie Grid)cinlrng Ser cin5i1e &orbotc
OeS fommenoen llngliidS acueien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
9tr6citCn slt ,Snmcetuluu.

Norfolf, ga, 20. Sonl,or. -
Die Gontraftoret fir Die Chickering'S.
gcb6llOe ser SQmcatopn 2 @lu5Itellmg
crtIGrcn, 0nB Oieielbet bis Gnbe Sc.
brltor 5lpn Gnpiongc Ser Ilaitcl-
hlng5gdite bereit icin mcr0cn. 0aa
Soloaten- uu0 MotroicnbeHn, ionic
bic Nltarticre fiir Giii5iere Der Nrncc
mno Morinc lucrOcu bis sum Gr0ii-
mtn0atn9e Der SGtlaitelllng icrti0 &C.
IreQt icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Nrr &nnnl . Enntrnft.

@oiGington, .. s., 20. San.
", 5. SIipct u>lO Anion No,
Bangs, qpelde sic nicorigltc Noroc-
rllllg fir sen @au oeS Eo1omntanol@
0cItcut bNbclt, weroen an WIonta1
cine @elcgcn5cit erbolten, Dor Der
&olnomofanol G%ommiiiion cine Gr.
flGrung bc5ii0liH ibrer iiron5ielIcll
Mittel mo ibrer 2eiitlngSiGbigfcit
5ltr 9htaiiibrung 0eS GontrnttS abjlt-
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

SAMPLER Gap BON Der Sp.
racuiczllnipcriitGt, Ser lid 0ltrd) icine
&cOcn idpn 10 oft lGderlid gemGd)t
bat, ictt in ieiner HcOe, Die CT nnl
lcbtcn Samitog Dor Der Ilumnen-
@crbinouug IN Nem.2orf gebalten
bot, Dem l"lnIinn Die &ronc ai,f. Gr
be%bollptct, bic 2ohnarbeiter crboltcn
gelltg fir GuS, mas lie tbltil, lt1tb
eil1 GROCER Sbeil BON i6ncn befon1lnt
5t piel. Sic lino rs, meldle Scr In
m1bigfeit frobnel1. Sic iouen ihre
Yilift crfcnnen lcrncll, iid) lcIblt SIT
bcliclt, ln1o ihrc Gage nIht Den Cor
porotionen ais S1lllO alfbiirScn.
@obltb0tigfcit cr5eugt Sollibeit. Is
gibt feinen groBeren TcSpotiSmuS,
olS i'm sic 9lrbeiter.llnioncn allS-
iibcll. SD CLAUDE an groBe Giugc,
arobc Gorporotioncu. 9icic lilo nod
nidlt groB acrug." ltno Der Monn,
Ser Dor Rodcfeler niebcriaIt nllo i'm
pcrberrlid)t. Der Sen Erdii0entcn 6e3
2onoeS megcn ieirrr 9niid1t2n ii6er
1robc &crnoacn beidimpit. Der icl.
den lluiim idluoBt, mic leBtcn Sunl,
itng mieoer. itcbt ali Der Spite eilte;
llnipcriit1t. 90 9os mphl rud) in
irgeno eincnl onOeren 9arce mG0lib
iuare?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Sbaiu's Yru3ee.

Nem Oorf, 90. Santor. -
&nrrp Sc. Sbam, ser M0rOcr Oes 2Ir.
d)iteftcn stanford g9bite, miro NOR.
gen Dem 8eriGt porGciiibrt merOen.
Scin Ero5eB lit olti mor2cn nnbc.
rIllmt, miro ieOodl 0a Nidtcr &obr
5. 6ibgernlo eillen onoercn Yro5cf
in ser Sdmebe bat, mdbri6cinlih oltI
morgen ueri6p6en mrr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

GaS pom Sen @cbriiOern
>,uiub uno 8ilbelm Grimm I'M Sabre
1852 %begonnene hcutide 8orterbutd)
tornnrt lett Dem Sooc ser beioen gro
Zen Oeutid)cn Sprodiori6cr nid)t
mebr red]t JONI Sled. @ir lelen, ooB
I'M Sabre 1906 ni,r pier 2ieferlllgclt
oes &erfes cridicnen liuo. 9oS 8or.
terbild) miro oIier0ingS nit ed)tneltt=
id)er @riinolidfeit beorbeitct uno
miro cine groBe 8elebrtenarbeit luer-
Zen. Nlleill lpenn cS IN Oieieln
Sdnefentcmpo meitergebt, Damn lit
oas Wonlmentdllucrf an Gn0e Die.
les Sabrblinoerts nod nidt iertia.
@arun1 lper0en nidt mebr Witorbei-
ter berongesoden?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

3cbnte, in ct. 9cni9 cine groBe &c,
mpnltration.
GonucIo bIcibt @er3ogin II.
&onoon 20, &onuor. Die
Gonieren5cl1, mcldc in lester 3eit
5pii6en &crluonOtcl NnmdIten unO
onOercn Ferionen iibcr bic 3miitigz
feiten I'M Gbcleben Ocs &cr5og5 un0
Der Ser5ogiu BON WurlborouQ6 &c.
piIogen mor0en iin0, bobcn ST einenI
Ginpcrncbn1cu Qeiil6rt, mo0rrd) Die
Nnrufllng Ser @crid)tc in Ser }lngc.
Icgenbeit pcrbiitct, cine Srcnnung oe3
Gbcpcr0dlmiiie3 bcrbciQciiibrt rno
Die Scifentlidfeit bcrnlie0en miro.
ltod) Dem Nbtonmcn merocn Ser
@cr5og un0 Die @cr5ogin bon cinolr-
Scr Qctrennt lcben. Ger Scr3o0 be
bGlt S6loB Slenbcim 5l ieiner ollS-
idlteBliden Gcrfil0ln0, erbGlt idbr.
lid Die Summc pou 100000 bon Der
6onilie ser Ser5ogin mo Die O6brtt
iibcr Ole 5luci aus Der Gcb berDprgc.
gollgcncn Sobne ulf bic Solter BON
IefS Mtonatcn in icOcm Sabre, fCrner
Ole 2hliiiht iibcr lire Gr5icbut0 bis
SIT ibrcr @roBi0briAfcit, ioruic 0o9
&ed)t ii6er i6rcn 2cbcnSbcrlif @eItint,
mllln 81 t%rciicn. Eic &cr}oQiu cr=
bGlt On1cgcn Ooa 9tcd)t bic Morlb0.
roltQbifcn Tomilicu &lcino0icn SIT
trogen, nle Gbreurc6te ais Satin
zines Scr5o19 mo On3 9ieAt, NIT
ibren &inoern m1brenO ibrcr Sericl
iid nud) ir0en0 eincm GbciIe 0c3
Continents 81 begebCn, porot59eiebt,
Bob 0icic 9fciicn nidt sic Sttoien ser
Sobne untcrbrCAen iobnl0 0ielc 0a3
9lltcr bon II Sdbrcn errcid)t babcll
mer0rn. @citcrbin ipQ in DEM 9lb-
fonmlcn Die @citinmun1 cntboltcn
iclu, BOB Die &nubCn nid)t cine l01-
gore Belt nod Nnlcrito acbrodt per-
Den OiirferL beuor lie nidt OoS 2llter
crrcid)t baben in mclGcm lie iibcr
ibrcn 2luIcntboltaort iclbItitGnOig 9e-
thinning ST trclfcn bcrCdtigt iiu0.
g a d) 9crlin b e it III III tc @ol
lcnmai6 ne crplo0trt.
&im a, NerlL 20. Snnuor.-@Gb
reno Elm EoItpoGcn 9eitcrn nit
Yofetcn lpcldc ntf Dem sur Belt in
GoQoo bcfin0IiMcn llno nod &um-
burg Oin WtnqcllonitroBc, bcitimnl-
ten ocuti6cn Compiler nEolpnciin"
gum &erinn0t nnd) europa fommcll
ioQtcrL bcloOcn mllroc, criolQte cine
Grploiion. Mcbrcrc -2(ngcitcQtc
mllroen 81 9oOcn @gclporicn mo &C.
moltigc NllfrcGumg entIt0nO. Cine
iofort ongcItcllte llnteriudrrnQ crgob,
0oB elm IN Nnlnmouc gclpidCltcr
m1O nit NGgcln, ionic einem Grplo.
i%ipitoii 9cloocner Gplinoer, Der ii6 in
eincmt Der Endctc bcinno, crploOirt
mar. GaS Rodct mar, u1tcr N0rciic
Oe9 peruoniidcn &oniul2 IN @um=
BURG, fir n, Golocron in Berlin
beitinmtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Ser MOrbanariff AM Gapitan Muf-
lin.

ga &unto, Sol, 20. &antar.-
5. :. AnOrcmS lit bicr olri ole Pm
tluge perbuitet morOcn, pon Dem
M~orOongriff ouf &apitan Modlin 81
Sort Heno, Ofld., gcpuBt 5l 6a6en.
anorelus lit Der 5lpcitc }teger, ser in
&erbinOttng nit Oicicm 2lttentnt per
Doitct rpor0cn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

ser &eriommlrrng litt. @iiroe er
lid erbeben lll0 0cn Selm oliiCbcrt,
10 mare ou5 elm 3cifcn fiir sic 9lui.
loiltng Der &eriontmIuHG, norallf
Die i'm acknowledgements ulo
auf Sen 8alIerien ncrtbeiIten Goli3i=
item iofprt nit Der RGumltno 6eS
8IaeeS beginner miir0cn. @6er Die
So5ialiiten meroen IN bieicr @e5ie.
bllng niht on0crS 6ebonbelt ais oie
an0crcn 4ortcien. Sci alien ppliti.
id)cn &eriommIungcn lit Elm Boli5ci-
bconltCr ollf ser Eribiine 3ugc9en.
Sn BREMEN Gabcn sic 2%ibcrulen
lire EorteiQcnoIicn Ourd Hun0.
idrcibGn criltdt, ii6 bon io5iolbcmo=
fratiiGet &erlonmtlungcn fern sill
6oltcn, neil 0icic lpcgen ihrca og.
greiiipcn GboroftcrS cine 0efobr fir
Die peri0nlide Si6erbeit ser 9cilt.
der 6iloen f0nntcn.
ctrad)tu ngen iibcr 0o3
III D glide Hciultot.
SbglciG Die Nc9irul1g al Der
@obI Oo3 gr0Btc 5ntcreIic nimnlt,
beId)rGntt tic ibrr GompngncsGGGtig
felt bod Gorout, unridtige 9inBabcn
i'll Scr in5ioIiitii6cn lno in ser Gen.
%trlrn@preIic in Der oiiijicllcn oNorb,
ocutidcn %NQgcmcincn 3citung" SIT
ocmcntircn.
7 Sn Getnolo, scr SoltptitoOt 0c3
%6iiritcntbumS @ippc.G ctn,olo, ipilr-
DC cine freiiinnige &erionmlung
Ourd) NnbGnger eine5 unabbQngigen
Gonoiboten gciprengt uno in Berlin
fam ca m1brcno ser lebtCn ISOLDE in
elmer f%rciIinnigen Gcriommlung SIT
cincm 6ouittonpi 5lpiidcn ocn Eor-
teigGn0crn nnO So5ioliItcn. lpeld)er
on0oltcrte, bis bic GinOrinQlingc ull3
oent Suolc binuuSgcmoricn moroen
morCl1.
&nhciien lit 0oS an Der @o6l-
Gompogne bct5Gtigtc Snterciic nidlt
ollcrorts .9lcid). Sn 0c8irfcn in 0e,
ucn Dos Heiultot ni6t 5tpCielboft lit.
gebt sic N~1itotion nltr lnn9iolt Dor
lid. 9os lit beion0erS Ser 6oll in
9upcrn luno IN Ser R6cinpropinj nit
ibrcr ousqcbrcitctcn fotboliidCn &c
u6lfcrung.
W}it Miidiid)t oui sic dllBcrit Der.
midcltc Situation lit cine &orol,5s
iogC OCs @oblrCiultotS iebr uniider.
Gle So5ioliiten iino 5upcriidtli1 III
scr &oifnung. 0oB lie bCoCutcn0c
@elpinnc MAIDEN mcroenL 0allCIbe
cr!portct ober olf bic He9icrun9.
9cbCl. Scr 6iibrer Scr So5ioloemo.
frnten, iugt einen 8eminn Don 10
bis 20 Siten poralis. @enigcr iifcr
ihcinCn bic 9(usii6ten oes Gentrl1nl3
SIT icin. Cine u%no6b0n0igc fot6olilde
Vcmegung Tot cinQciebt mo 0a5ll
g"eiiibrt, oob in Is @ublbe5irfcn Hi.
~obh6ngige tntboliid)e Gonbiontct
0cn GCntrumlS = GunOiOutcn eutaC.
gen gCltcllt luorOcn lino. Die Wtit-
GIieOer Der ncilCn Eortci ncnnCn iid)
Observation-Disclosures.
Cine idoric ofii5icQc 3uriidmei.
lung crfltbr Nie BON ser yarcu55cts
tung," Gcn Srgon scr crtremen
G%Onicruotiucn, 0ebroGte Nodriht,
Oob IN Scr NcihsOrudcrei qeuoltiQc
McnQcn BON Gompognelitcrotlr int
&rtcrtiie Ser %irciiinuigcn ilno liebc.
rolcn GonOiootcn bcrgeitcut moroet
ictClL mclfc al cinCm mo Ocnliels
ben Gage in oIlen Sbcilen 0eS Hci-
dies 5ltr &crtbcilun9 ~0clon9cn loll-
ten.