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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
The Lusitania Seems to
Be Breaking Records.
Coming Across The Atlantic at
a 25-Knot Speed.
Said She Will Beat the Lucania
by 20 Odd Hours.

Now York, Sept 1.-The giant tllr-
lime steamer LustaHa, which is buff
f.tinr its way across the Atlantic on
IL first trip 20 America has found
herself" Unlike most steamers, the
lie, liner has been shaken together on
tho first trip and is making the best
t;ma ever made on Il WeStbound jour
nov across the Atlantic. The last re-
mort from the Lusitania, dated at
room tcGav, was received from The AS
vociytcd Press correspondent aboard
the shin by way of the Cape Race
wireless station. It shows that iii the
.. hours ending at noon the run of the
shin was so knots. an average Of 23H
knots an hour, and with beautiful
forecasted. there should be little doubt
ihar IN. ship will reach Sandy Hook
Iightship under five days for the trip.
The dispatch reads,
!. con board S. s. Lusitania, via Cape
Pace, y. F.. Sept. 11.-At midday to-
j. dav II WAS announced that the ships
run for the preceding "A hours had been
57O miles. the posting of the announces
,nent being received with cheers. We
have lust passed within signalling dlS-
lance # the mammoth 'lanhnrG-
American Liner Amrrlk" NJ ShiH
lounge j. proving on" ~ ~ most l",P-
mar features. AMI tonight rr"M'i"i
with tn" beautifully GhWh"h N"H'"h
parading. il reminds on" Of ih' FOYER
of a New York Motel. y t"h''ti VIII
held in the music rn"m Tonight Whl'h
was presided over by thitvh Hl''oS
Senator George sutherland "i ''ah.
The weather is beautiful and IN" snip
is travelling evenly and $no'thly.
The unpleasant weather WtIch ~"
York has suffered to-day hhd not reach
ed 50 far to SEA as t" interior" with
the progress Of tn" l4lSiiahll ana 'h'
weather in tn" afternoon forecast "'HN
the Indicators Hr" that ShlpS leaving
Thursday will have fair weather n
far as the Grand Banks.
The last official report 81 me sup
was when she picked up 'ap" K9'''
n. f.. wireless station ~ -" ''HS
morning. At that TIM" IN" sup H't'
covered 1868 miles OF the N"N'E' Ill ~
hours. y maintenance" OF ''''S H''"
speed would brlhE 'il' Fi''. ''''
abeam tn" SANDY HOOK lS"'9''ii, "'
445 o'clock frld"S ~" NUS,
record "t GAYS, = i'''''i ''i''' - Hi
uteS lot we lrlP' TIT N'
tWe 81 tIlc i4ut'i'd' ~
OF inc 'ulidr" i-i'ic ~ 49,
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queenstown shortly before the huSi'"'ll'l'
O'Clock this afternoon. 1t is Inquired 'hat
u" Lucania should reach Sandy Hook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

New York SrH,. Pl"ushir" th"
S'"S at speed never h"f"r" attained
ny steamship. tho giant turhin"
i'oSitania Of the cunard Live. is swc"n-
'"saIong at 4 26-knot clip on h"r
Continued on Page TwoD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

Saratoga, y. Y, sept. H.. Martial
music, the old wartime tunes to
which tn" soldiers OF the Civil Var had
marched in many campaigns, awaken
ed Saratoga ct an early hour today.
tn" day of the veterans who are at
tending the national oncHmpm"nt of
the Grand Army. It was expected that
5000 paradcrs would bc in line and
tho weather, which had been unfavor-
"hl" III rho carly morning. gave prom
il" If Frightening before the hour
sch"dUl"d for tn" start.
Significant of the falling strength of
the veterans was the fact that the
paTa.iing diStanc" was reduced To one
mil"- The shortest ever fixed for the
national cncampm"nt. For the first
time tho parad" was limited to mem
hers of the Grand Army instead of be
ing open to all survivors Of the war
The village was ablaZe with the ma
tional colors. covering the front Of
buildings. strung in the interior Of the
great convention hall. where the Sos
sions If the cncampmcnt We're held.
Tie parade itself was scheduled to be
gin at 7. H.. but seemed certain 70
n much later in starting.
one OF the features of the parade was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

Saratoga, y. Y. Sept. 11.--Thc Grand
Army of the Republic held its parad"
today its forty first in memory of tie
bitter days of war. Ten thousand
limping. gray-haircd veterans, the rclI-
ncnt of the once grand huyant victor
icuS army whose scores OF thousands
passed in rccicW at the national capt.
tai when the war is over. hr1Vcd Il
driving storm L" march once more BE-
meath their haiti" tlagS. AS unmindful
Of the stress Of Inc storm W. i'll tile
days Of 'Gl. thcr" dWimdfing thYusa ndS
passed one" more ~ review over 4 miIr
coUrs" through village streets. Will"
score $ Dropped ol't when the rain he
San t. fall, tl!-' ranES held their line
and hr;,v"d tn" driving storm. Gov
Charles +. Hughes, his military staff,
the national officers Of the Grand Army
and Distinguished visitors; on tn" 70
viewing stand were poorly shielded from
TIL" driving storm lcn"ath a tliu,Hy COW
rring If cloth
Tor an huur the v.t"r;ms mar; nod.
and WHOM tn" last falt"rin" rank had
lias sci in review. tho rail-: ceased. the
skies cleared anu tn" sun broke forth.
Tho dripping but undauntcd old SOL
dicr.i found their Ways t" ludGing
places. satisfied tint such y trtit as
Il driving rain $i":m had no We" ar
stcd their onward mHlrh than it bad
in tn" day. uf var.
l. was, not Il cheerful day nor 4 good
ono. but it was 4 dnE To- l'-n,j fore" Z"
the arguments Of these vino S"rk t"
lave thr"sc I.ir1;l,S done away Win.
II have never Seen anything 81 in
II iyinG rr 80 pathetic" sand Governor
HugScs when til" last tl1g~jn,r. drin-
ping veteran hId passed tie stand.
"Whcn III" etriulI>; consequences of that
nan, II through the. rain t" many ~ tn"
old veterans is >.ru~i,i, rrH it is II rev
citation nf The. cut1f;,.,, ami drtrrmina-
tirl nf the American rrc:,l' :,''I,,"H
SEQ. 1t should =, ~" - an inspiration
aud M rntr,rf..":nru; to u; all il WAS
,rInu,IiL u3.,,i,i,..nt
Tbirtysjx veterans we're in tho LEGAL
IosritaI none Of WHO'S. condition. ii
u.,s stated tonight Il serious. Tiny arc
u,1rIy- NH mnn vhp ala not take part
Il. IN. p;,radr hut could not endure the
,.xcrtinn If Nnlkinc about tho streets
I.i,h.rd NilIiYn,s az Post No, -. Of
.tnIi,ht,r Na1, IL III the hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

FIVE hYmcnortcrouS and three diptcrou:i
Parasites. They feed upon tn" cater
pillar rs it ErHrS maturity. ii badly
infested With the parasites, tn" cater
pillar soon dies. If but mildly infested
lives until ii enters the CrySaii% state,
usually dying in this critical process.
If affected III all, specimens never at
tain the development Of the moth.
Another feature OI the work Of the
bureau WAS mCnt Toned hN Prof Hitch
irGS to the representatives Of the
journal. AS IN experiment 1000 iiV-
ing brown "Ht"rpilLrs which HAD been
captured during til" season, were in
oruIatrd with Il fungus parasite and
one WAS SOM up each infected tree. N
u very short time the brown tail moths
began 10 die 10y the millions. 1t Wa-
as if d person suffering from small poN
Wcr" liberated in This crowded hail.
said Prot. IIitchinGs There i little
Doubt a@ to the efficiency Oi the fungus
parasite. hut Il locality must hc Srri
nuSly enough affected with the brown
tails to attract notice before the fun
Sus- in"Culatrd moths can be introduce
cd into colony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

over the entrance to tn" Coliseum.
ON Inc inside, head hy Mrs l.. f.. Pre-
tiSs of Benton Falls.
The water rnlnrS ot Mrs. \. J. Salia
of Fairfield com" III for Il GrrH: deal Of
fnVnrtt.lo comment. The subjects ar
well sclcrt"d and there is great merit
in the drawing ana coInring. Mrs
George Boyntnn Of Oakland is another
exhibitor whose work shows 4 great
breadth nr originality. Landscapes IL
oil IN" IN" principal specimens shown.
\ clever "mntrur il Miss Cora Mage"
Of SkuWhcg3n, who has 4 fin showing
uf oils. Miss Marion TnWEr of Water
viIl, il; the exhibitor OF some lin" char
coal drawings and water c"lurs.
&c" Kinds of Gardiner is an cHhibli-
tor i'll the school exhibit. ami one If
the lin, things which h" E"s on cXh-
hiti"n is i tracing of Il map of N"W
t,l,glHud
Fen DRAWINGS ~ Virginia a. Stacey
"f HrunkS. III tn fashion i,lni" style.
arr nd!"h commented niI i.,ll.j I. Ipul.;
lax W t:ath IIns SONS good work III
nH4 Pru, irl ana I".ucll WORK ~
CIyd" MnrAhn!l Steward NJ Bath. t.
gcthcr with SOru" very cNr"llrat water
cuInrs, are being shown in thi.; depart
m"nt. Gnc Of his fine specimens is th"
head Of an Indian girl done un u lcuth y
pillow top. ' Gertrude Fletcher has
some chrrcOHl work hat is very com
nlrndabIt. Her heads "f Christ and 81.
Paul. copies. are very true to original
paintingS. Miss Olcn Bailey of AUhurn.
VINO has never taken 4 lesson. shows
promising work. Tile Zen ana iuk
sketches, Of Miss Emma hN"n ~ Far
field show Il lot ~ originality.
r. T.. Libby of I;Irnhnm. the we'll
known cHrt"nniSt. has some timely
IRA wings on 'Nhibitinn. His puliu2;
nN.n a-,. very convincing ANA Took like
winners. Will" tn" c"llcrtjon of fnr,";
arc very lifc-liIl". Several specimens
of his serious y ork ara" Nh"ln. aud
thcs;, are very chast" and pleasing.
Tho Photographic" "Thih't this year is
the finest yet Chorlcs II. Sawyer IF
Pennington has som" tin" r.lutinum
photographs tie has won premiums
tor two successive years at his fair.
His N"w England scenes. most nI thr,r
drpicting spots in the state Of Main"
include picturcSqu" bits in Skrvhcgln.
Continued on Page Fivc.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
1te6crfabrcn.

GGon1oS Ifni6, Elm 3eitun9sjun9e,
miro bon cinen1 @oggon Der
NoIon6.Eorf-2inie ii%bcrfabrcn.-
Gr Itirbt I'M StoOt. Soipitol. -
Coroner Or. Snu0cn iogt: ltnioG.
SbomaS Nai6, o6t Sabre alt, elm
3eitltngSilingc, itnrb Qeitern Sormits
tag i'm Staot-6oipitul an SerleBun=
gen, meld)e cr c~rlittcn bate, ais CT
am Snmitag bon eincn 8oggon 0er
HolonOsYorf.9ttie an Ser Holnno-
NOemte iiberfobren morocn mnr. Ger
&nubc bate 3eitutgcn Dcrfnlit unO
ipor BON cinem iii0liG io6renOen
@oagon ser GoIono-|arf.2nie an Ser
Holnn0 = Npcmte, 3lpiidcn Der 3. un0
A.. Noerute, obgcipr1m1cn, ais er poil
eincm u0r0lid iobrcn0cn 8oggolt err
inBt unO ii~bcriobren mllrOc.
Ger Wotoriiibrer oe9 n0rOli6 fnb-
telluell N089all9, Sponla5 W. Slart,
iob sen &nobcn pom @intcrperron
bcs onOcren @a9aon5 iibcr oaS @e>
lciic LAUREN ltn0 iteQte sic @lettri3itGt
ob. Gbe Der @uggon jcbo1 3urt
StiQItan0e fam, mnren Die Border
mo &interrGOer ii6er bic 9eine OeS
&nobcn gefobren. Der &erungliidte
mlr0c in 0aa S%prcd8imnCr bon Or.
$. Is. Algire,' Mr.. $40, HoIono.2lpe.,
ge6rndt, no Ger 2ebtcre nit Siilfe
pur Or. u. .. Nooment cincn ltot5-
pcr6ono n1lcAte, 1no lul1roe Der
&nobc Onrnuf in eincm @oggon Der
iclbcn 2inie mad benz Sto0tsS oipito(
ii6crgciiibrt. GoS linfe 9ein ipor
%0crartig 5crmolmt, OnB cS uu1putirt
mcr0en muBte, W1breno ooS Shie1-
bein Oes redteu 9einS 0cbroNen mar,
Ger &nobc mar ser Sobn oes in Mr.
81 9rid+6iQ, @oooberrp, wobnen-
Oen 3intmermolmS GbomnS Naib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Tns Wcttcr.

Sette ut0 morgen ihonCS Mettcr,
morgen ctlpos mGrmer nit leifteu
Nor0mcituin0cn.
&eute iin0 eS 36 Sabre, 0oB BrGii-
bent @rant fir Sen 5tpciten Imt5tcr-
min inouglrirt puroc. 8ie 0ltere
&cute, mclde iid nod an jcnc Snolts
DURATION %crinnern, crfl6rcn NOR Dies
Ser f6IteItc Gag SIT ibreu 2e63citcu.
Ite 3obl 3erienigcn, mcIhc in 6olgc
Scr &dlte erfronftel1, mcId)er tic ii6
oil bicicm Gage nlt5icben mltBten,
belief iid in bic Soltictbc un0 Suit
Ocrtc crIoacn Sen Grf6ltnngcn, mel
dc lie iid OomnlS 5ll3oQcn.
2Ils geItcrn Worgen Die 9cpobncr
ser WonumcntenitoOt bei'm 6riib-
itiid ibrc Worgcn3citltnqcn loien mo
aus benz offi5icQcn @ettcrberid)t CT.
iobcn, 0oB Scr @ettcrpropbct inns ci.
men gerobc5u ibcolcn WGrSionntag in
Nltsiidt geIteat botte, iuarcn tic Dol
Ter Soffmtngcn nltf g%enrBrcide Spa
~3icrg6nge. God Ser Mfcnid Ocitft
nnO @ott Ienft. IS itcllte iid) I'M
&erlaufe 0eS Cages GcrauS, 0nB old
u1ier Wetterpropbet, unO mag feline
Stellung cine nod 10 offi5ieIle unO
iein Gbnrofter Elm nod 10 unbeflct-
ter iein, e6en mr. Elm Meni6 lit unO
-irren lit ia mcni6liA. Gesbol6
mer0en ibm ale ciltIidtigeit 2eltte
per5eibcn, DOB mir i'm @crIoltfc bcS
Cages einen gnl3 geb0rigen Sdnce-
Ititrm batten oaB i~iberGoupt Don et-
mem i0calen M%dr5ionntoG nid)tS 81
bel1erten mar.
Gle 66d)Ite Femperotllr mor 4G
@ro0 Inn 10 ltbr 0forgcns. 9ann
purOe es beItGnoig fGIter uno I'M
2aufe oes 96en0S fiel Die Sempern.
tur ouf 80 8roO beru6. 2n oen iibri-
gen 9unoeSmetterbcob o6tutgSitotio
men muroe Der %fol9enOe nieOrigite
SDcrlllon1eterltal1 re9tltrlrt: Gait
port t6, Bortlono 80, Bolton 80, 81
banp %, Nep-Oorf "a, Gbilobelpbiu
81, gttlauticsGitp 81, @oibington
30, Norfolf 40, G6arleIton 80, 60,
pannab 90, SodionpiQe "a, Sllpitcr
G6, &cp-g8eit G6, Ntlonta "A, Molttgo.
mcrp 46, Nep.O Orleans "a, 9oleitinc
80, @olpelton GO, Corpus GbriIti so,
Wempbis 46, Cincinnati 80, Bitts-
burg 20, Osuego %, Buffalo "A,
GleuelonO Is, 9etroit t6, 9llpena s,
OtorQuette 6, Green Ban 10, G6icogo
"a, 9ulutb 6, Ct. 8oul A, ct. 2ouiS
36, &anias-Gitp 36, Smo6a 80, Su.
ron II, 9ismarf g, @iQiItpn 0,
Snpre ~, &eleno %, Solt 2ofe Stu
81, GenDer %, Nrtb Glotte 80, 9oObe
Gitp 30, GmoriQo 80 unO Sos 9(ngc-
les 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
S~3-jaGriaer 2cnti6cr l~c6cnSmiiSc.


Sobn 3opf, Elm iriiberer @irt6, be.
0cbt SelbItmorO ourb Ginotbnlen
BON Selt6tgoS. - g8iro bon iei-
rcr Eo6tcr i'm 9o0c3immrr foot
miQcflmbcn. - Mor icit Tango.
rer 3eit i6rpermittbi9.
Son ieincr Eo6tcr Srou WotbilOe
Riemonn, nit Der er in 9tr. 1928,
NorOs VI observation-disclosures 3linmmen
mobntc, mtroe geitcrn Worgen gegct
boIb 10 llbr Der ,S3si0brigc So61
3opf III Dem init 2eihtgoS g~ciiiQtcn
@o0e5immcr olf eincm Stublc
iibcn0 to0t oti2eiunOcn. 81. Singer
molb bon Nr. 1902, NorOs@otterions
&orf- Npcnic, ser i6IeuniAit bcrbets
Ncrufcr muroc, tonute MN 0cn Dor
Orci Stunbcn cingetrctcncu 500 on.
ltotircu. Coroner 1r.Gnrrlttbcr3 pom
noroipcitlid)en 9iltrift ItcIlte cincn
So0trnifcin aus, IN Ocm cr oSclbit-
moro burd @inotbmen OllrA &elld)t-
gas" oils Eo6eSlrio6c ongob. 9tod)
Sen @htSiogen, Die 6rou &ieulonn &c.
tern cinem 9eri6terItotter 6c3
oGenti6en GorrciponOcnten" gegen.
iibcr modtc, mar SEER 3upf Ieit Dem.
-,
Dor bier Sobrcn erfol9ten Sobe lei
ncr Satin idmcrmiit6ig mnO ipro1
oft Sen @unih aus, nit i6r Dcrcint
81 icin. Somitog N6euO fiiblte tr
lid) uidt gor5 mobl ullb ging llm 8
llbr 5u 8ctt. 9Qs 6rou Hicmonn &C.
ltcrn Wforgen o%ufiton6, lief ibr cin
inteniibcr @oS0eru6 orIt I'M @loll-
ben, Scr @oSofcn inn Gorlor iei I'M
Oift, lief Iic 5llcrit nod untcn, ooh
oils itc BORT ni6tS lln0clp61nIide9
fo10, Qing tic nod o6cn 5uriid 6enl
INNER itdrfcr pcr0cnOcn @crlld nod
unO fono iblieBlicb ibrcn &otcr in
o6en 9ei6iI0crten 3uitou0c. Ser oltc
Wiann lunr nltr nit Sole u10 9cnlo
beflet0et; CT bottc Sen @rcnncr bon
Dem @o8orHt obgei6rollbt un0 Sbiir
lnO Scnitcr felt ucriGIpIicn.
Ser 3opf NOR Elm Gc6prcncr 9oper
rno fam GnNe Ser nicr5igcr Sabre
nod Baltimore, no er 5ltnGdIt iein
@cucr6e oIS 3immcrmom oltsii6tc.
SpGtcr fiibrte cr fir ungcfGGr 80
Sabre cine @irtGi6oft Nr. 80, 9tor0-
Caroline, nobe Sobette.S troBe. Gr
bintcrlGBt 5ipei S0bne, Scrmonn
lnO 2oui8 3opf, brei E0dter, 6rolt
Wot6iloc Giemonn, Sroit GIiiobetb
Green mo Sron MogOolene Scar
jon, IS GnfeI ru10 einen l~lrenfel. ST.
iuor piclc Sabre binOur6 Elm eifrigc8
MitgIicb Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Die 2eidenbeitotter So6n @ermig &
Sobn bcrciten bic 9eeroigung, oic
Mitttpo6 Nod)mittog 8 llbr ouf 0enl
AIT, Garnet 6rieOboie" itottiinOct,
Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Bum sdlnbc Der Galtc.


@ouOerneur @oriielo giebt Orore fir
Die Organization elmer GompaQllic
&iiitcn g 2(rtiQcric Scr @ili3.
&iclltcnant 9(llitin bciorgt 0ic &c
trltirltng ser ucllen Grippe.
Die fiir5lidcu @eriidte iiber cine
orobenoe &riegS8cfobr oicieS 2ou0e3
nit Sopon ibeiuen Der 8um0eSre0ies
rltng 51t 0e1fen gegebe1 bobclt, Oo OnS
&rtegsoepartencnt an ollie @oltbcrs
leltrc Der &iiItenitooten oo8 grill1cu
acItcllt bat, Die rcaltlGrcn Erlppet
sur &iiItcn = &ertbcioigrung 0urb
StoatStrlppen SIT p|erItGrten. 8olt-
perneltr @orfielO bat Oa6cr Dem &C.
neral . N0iutauteu Srorc gegcben,
cine Gompognie &iIitcu NrtiQerie
Der W{tli5 SIT orgnnilircn, untO lit 2ielt=
tcnaltt Sp0ncp 9. 2%lllitilL Gomman.
Oclr oeS SignolcorpS Der MorplGn-
Der Stuat8truppelL nit 0icier 2llf=
gabe bctrollt mor0elL unO bat 0erleIbe
Die n0tbigen 8ororbeiten bcreits be-
8onncn. Sn Dem pont 2ieutenont
Muffin allsgcionoten Girfualori6rei.
ben beiBt es, onB bic icrttgcn ltnO i'm
8ou begriftenen Sorts cine 9emans
nulg bon 1854 Ofii3icren uno A.,
1873 Otunn bcn0tbigen. Ger Gon=
grcB bat obcr MIR fiir ia Offi5icrc
uno 1921 Wom SepiQi9ungen &C.
modt, 10 oaB no6 ctma $1,000 Dit
5icrc un0 Ofonni6uiten notbmen0ig
itn0. "a gc9en cine Grb6bun0 ser
i%tcbcnOen 2trntcc cine 5u groBc Sppo-
iition bcrridt, lit cS unpnbri6einlid),
0oB Der Gougrcb Oie rc1lllGre StGrfe
Der Grltppen fir sic Siiitenpcrtbcioi=
gltng Crb6beu miro. Die 9iirger ser
SeetititensS taatcn miiiicn batter Oa5u
bernnge5oaen wcrOcn, ibrc &iiIten
pertbctot9cn 81 belIelt. Sor 90 Sob
rem miir0en lncrfabrcne 6reiluiQi8c
IN lpenigcn @ofen genii9enO ollSac-
bilOct morOen icin, bic einfo6en
&ompfmoidinen jencr Belt 81 bcOie-
ncn. Die moOcrnen &ononcn IinO
ober cpmpli5irtc Mai6inen mo per
lnngcl ~criobrene MGnncr, cbcnlo mic
Oie cleftrii6en commandments
tel, Wiincn etc, 5llr mirfiomen 9e0ic-
ming.
lieutenant 9(llItin iogt Oaber, OnB
Ic6niferh @leftri5itdtSs llno med)os
niihen 3ngenieuren mo 3eidnern
5ilerIt Der Sor5ng sum gittritt III
oieie 9iiIten = Nrtiuerie e Gompaqnie
Der Ottli5 9egeben mer0en lDlirOc.
0unn fon1men 5ednifer, melde nod
feine militarii6e @%rfubrung beliBen,
un0 Damn MGuner, melbe bereitS Ell
lter tflilitGrii6en Organization onge-
bort baben. 9lQe NlppIifotionen mil
len an 9ielltenont 9litItin in 9tr. 1t5,
SoQingStportb=S trnBe, Baltimore, ge=
rid1tet lem.
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Scr onaI- Noti5en.- Ger
befonnte Muiifcr Sr. George "
8llnfel befleioet felt ettpa bier @oder
Die Stelle zines SrgoniIten ser War.
tlniftrAe, @de bon S6arp. uno Sen-
riettoitraBe.
- Sr. N6am 9eupert, 9(ftltar 0eS
Common : 9leosgeri1ts, Der i'm So
nuar nit Ieiner Satin un0 Goter M.
s. &ior0on bon Ser fot6olii6en ct.
Charles. Stride, BifeSpile, cine Reiie
nod benz 6eiligen 2ol1oe antrat, lit
am 10. 6%ebruar in Cairo eingetroiien.
@ouperneur b6rt Ben
Barter Sail. @%ouperneur
8orfielo ltelte am Somitug in Pin.
napoliS ein 8er66r inn Sale bon 60
min 8. Barter an, melher fiir5lidj
cine einidbrige @efdngniBitrafe a6ge-
ielien bat uno ieine Illslieierung ltad)
Yennipluonien befGmpft, no er me-
gen gerausga6ung zines geialidten
Gbeds perlangt miro. Ger @ouuer-
neur Itellte Barter Die Snitiatipe 5mi-
Iden auslieierung uno elmer Sobeas-
Gorpus-8lage. Ger Anpalt oes Srn.
Starter, 56omaS s. MeefS, miro nit
ieinem &lienten beratben, mel6en
@eg Tie einidlagen meroerl.
@eitern enti6ieo ii6 Sr. Barter
fir Die 9lltslieferrng, uno lpur0e er
bon ben 0eheimpoli5iiten 9ltiid uno
Maper berbaftet nno oem 0eteftio
Nler. Wtc9etb BON llniontoipn, 6ops
ctte.G ountp, 3D., altsgeliefert, mel
der nit ieinem @efangenen abenOs
abreilte.
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IS 6rtitli6er &eretn Jun.

IS der &eretn uns
ger W 6nncr."-Sn Dem u@brilt-
lid)en &crein iltnger WGnner," gcfe
bon Sarotogo- unO @barlcS.S troBe,
belt geItern @r. ". $. glnoerl Jon,
SetretGr Ser nSlnti Saloon : 2iga,"
einen Sortrog. Sr. Nn0crIon, lpel-
der crit fur5c Belt bier lit urO irii6er
III 9tap-Yorf uno Chicago tb6tig
mor, logtc, ooB eS 0uS 9eitreben Der
2igo lei, Die Woht Der @irtbI6aften
uno 9roltereien in Der Eolitif 81 bre'
delt. Die 2igo peroe iid in 8ufunft
nift mebr nit ein5elncn @irtbi6of-
ten ubgeben, %ionoern fir Elm @eieb
orbeiten, lpeldes jeoem Gollntp ooS
He6t giebt, ooriiber o65uItimmen,
Oh Spirituoiell I'M GountD perfollft
merben oiirfen ooer ni6t.
Senator Gilman in Ser
y2prtc."- Die A%ntiin0igung, oaB
Senotor Benjamin 81. Gilman bon
SiiosGurolina beute 9lbenO in. Der
,9pric" iiber Bic H~oIIenIroge ipredelt
miro, bat groBes Sntereiie erluedt, ga
Seltotor Gilman sic Huiienfrage ein-
gebeno it1oirt bot uno feline Sortrogs-
meiie ais iiberScuoenO llt10 pafello
befannt lit.
y q it 0 /. U. q. Serbert Miro
periet t. - Sc lit mebr ols mabr-
ideinIifL boB 8aItor ". g. Serberi
bon Der 9iibofli6en WetbooiIten>
Stride an Der Gnrolinc-S trnBe burb
oic am 3. Mdr5 in Cumberland be-
ginnenbe Gpnferen5 III Elm onbereS
SeIo Ieiner Sb0tigfeit periebt miro.
&atte Elm borteS Eager
gcmGbIt. - Sn eirer 9(bfoQtiitc
liBeno uno ielig i6lummcrno fano
&oli5iIt Salpfins geitern friib ben 40
Sabre alien Charles s. @enbel OH
Der Siio-GborleS.S traBe unO bro6te
oenielbcn nof Ser iiloli6cn Ioli5ei-
Itotion, no r g~eItern %ormittag Dem
Toli5eiri6ter Cor inter Der gni6ul.
oigltng oes nt1orocntli6en 2ebens-
iponoelS porgefiibrt pltrbe. o.
@enbel feline @obnltng Iein eigen
nennen fo,tnte unO oltberOem i6on
.un51blige Male perbaftet morbcn
mar, ianbtc i'm Ser &i6tG na6 Dem
observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Nus 6em 8ngen 6 I c IL
BERT. - Ils Srau Mintu &ritgcr,
iuelde einen Stono i'm 2eringtolt.
Wtorft 6ot, NIT ibrent So6n in ibrenl
8ogen no6 9ouie i1tbr, nltroc oos
6ltbriperf bon bintcn bon benz @ag-
gpn Nr. 4t3 ser G0n1ol10lon.I uenlte-
Clinic erfoBt unb Ser @ogen itutge-
porfcn. Srmt &riiger ltno i6r Sobn
mllrber oltf Die Strobe gcI6leltoert.
Der 2cbtere fam nit Dem S6redctl
oopon, bod erlitt SrUl &riiger Ser
lebungen am &6rper, peI6e ibre
lleberfitbrlng nod Dem .Staot-@o.
Ipital" n%ot6ruenoig mod)tcn, ipobin
lie I'M @oggon gtr. All Der @ontono-
ion-apenue-2inie gebrodt mllrbe.
@eitern beiono ii6 Srou Griiger.
lpel6e an Der Srunfliu-&ooo, nobe
8inolor Drills, mobnt, ouf Dem @ege
Scr geiicrllno.
Gin alter Gunbc. - g(6ra.
BAN Baum bon Nr. 269, Noro.gre-
terltrnBe, nurbe geltern pont Gid)ter
@rornan in Der mittleren Yoli5ei-
Itotion pegen unorbentliden 8etra-
gems 81 $50 llno Soften beitrnft u10
ibnt bonn Hid)ter on9eorobt, boB CT
i'm ms Stnats 3. glrbcitS6altS lell0en
miirOe, foQs er iemalS lpieoer Dor i'm
fommen miirbe. Boli5ilt Moron fab,
iuie Saun nm Samitag Nbeno Elm an
Ser &i9btitraBe gebe1Oes MdOben all-
foBte, uno perfolgte ibn biz ct 9aun
an oer G6drlesItrobe Oingfelt ntod)te.
9icutenant Sole erfannte in Baum
einen Waln, Der idOn efterS lpegcn
unlittli6er Angriffe ouf allein in
cinlamen Gegenben gebenoe 6rolen
unb Wdoden perboitet mar. Der
Hihter beitrofte Baum aus bieiem
@rnnbe, troboem feline 3eltgen gegerr
0enlelben o%uftraten.
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Sin Id)Ones nnb niitlides @eidcmf
fir I~ngegDrigc lit inner cine lebens-
grDfc photographic ODER cine finit-
leriid pollenbete Gppie cines alten
gilbcs lit grapun, @aiIcrfarbe, Del
uScr Gaitell. Die idJOnitcn Cabinet
biloer MIR 81 pru 9ntcnb.
SnlinS Scbbel, bertiGer Bbotograp1,
CO., 321 Nprb'@aD Strahc.
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Melbicnbnnncn

rah 9eutl6lanb "a Gents pro Marf,
nod Seltreid 201A Gents pro &rone.
Gorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
lta1 Geutidlono. Teilepdiie, Meh-
iel, Greoitbriefe ulb ausldnoildes
8eIo. Sbco. $. Siencr & Gu., 2t7
Slt-galtimore- Strabe. (303-)
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Ncntidlcs @clb

81 b%erfouiell. $3.50 Gents pro @orf
ooer APO Morf fir einen Collar.
@ediel rno Greoitbriefe auf ane
Staote gltropa's. @eloienounger,
Sdiiisfarten, IeiiepGIie uno allsldn-
oiidcs @elo. Sbcp. $. Sicncr & Gp.,
2t7 OIt-Yaltimore- StraBe. (303-)