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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
olympia Club"

Die 5lueitc MISUNDERSTANDING 0ieleS
&ereinS NIT boroltf fol8enoem
Gar3 cine gcmiitbli6c un0 criolgs
rcid]e Nfioirc. - Disadvantages
&rogromm gelotgt sur 9llrd).
fiibrltng.
Die 5ipeitc MISUNDERSTANDING ocS
Olympia Clubs" mel6e 0eitern
glbcno IN Der y@ermonin Wdnmers
dorsSole" ltottionO, mar gut beiltdt
uto lit in icocr @inii6t olS cin Gr-
iolg 81 bc3cidncn. 9oS N%lrrongcs
mcnt9.Gomite bate ein rci66oltige5
mo Invertebrates 8rpgromn uorbc-
reitet. 9olieibc cntbiclt inter Nl10c=
rem folgcnOe Nlmrmcrn: nSbc E>uo
0olps," yMorconi Slttoone," 6lrnos
riItiihe @eion0Sportrdgc, Sr. ".
Steinmomn, MtonoloG Sr. Com. Nl-
bcrS; 0oS Olympia Srio" IN eincul
Ginofter, 6ctitclt She &iQoge 9rua
matte Club" bel Dem 0ie Wtituir-
tcnOcn Sri. Ntito Baum, Sr. Stobcrt
Baum unO Sr. s. 81. @prncS morcn;
tQllitrirte @ciGu1c, Sri. Slo WoD,
mo i0licblid) cine nclle Scric fine
neutrality-suspicious. @il0cr. SGmmi-
lidc ltllmmlern ipur0cn nit grobcnl
Ncifoll nlti9clOnmcn. @roBc Setter.
teit crregtcn Die GoitplctS oc9 Srn.
u. Stcim1orm, loluie Der Ginottcr
nc5 ,Slpmpiu Erio'S." Nod S6lllB
oeS llntcrbultlul0a -Ero0romma into
nirtc Yrof. 2oltia @intcr'S SrNcI:cr
cincn ilottcn @ol5cr, ser cincn n:tli
iolgenoen 8ol cinlcitctc. Grit nod)
&erflingcn oc9 Icbtcn Cones Gin0 c@
irGblid)cn Siunc3 Den b%cimotblidlcll
Senator 5ll.
Sic arrangements mur0cn BON 0cll
@comtcn Oc9 &crcin@ NctroficL n0ut.
lih Mo6crt Baum NrGii0cnt, @iQimr
Sortou &jcr-YrGliocnt mo Sctrct0r.
Nobcrt &oIfmnr iSinm5icfrct1r, mn
u. ". &rrlic SduBmciitcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
Nus benz Snncrcn MarDlonS'S 1ino
Den ungrcn5cnocn Stoutcn.
- 3oll 2 Cb nee.

Plus 0cnt lpcitlidcn W(orplollo trcI'
len nod inmcr @crid)tc ilbcr Den olI'
Bcr0clu0bnlidcu Sdncciol an Icbtcn
0icnitoo Elm. So ioncn 81 0ld0O@,
an Gcr. @cItCrn WurulonO. 8oDn," al
lem - 3ou Sd)ucc gcIollcn lcln.
0icic9 lit Der b0Nite Sbnccloll mnb'
reno 0c9 0ol5cn @intcr@.
&roctor in 2 d cr6ctt.
Ger NcQcr @iaiom BroctOr, mel
der ~pcro0dtigt lit, cincn crinllnclIclt
9ln0riii olti 5roll Miinmic Spencer }l
MoIccroit. Erincc Georges Gountu.
0cnloht 81 bobclL lit glildlid noh
bcnt GountD . @ciGngniB 81 Morl'
boro gebrod)t morOen. 6ron Spencer,
Ole Oen Ncgcr 6citimmt iOcntiil5lrtc,
mur0c iiir ungcI0br cine Stln0c Don
ocll NroBgcifmorencn pcrD0rt,
Scnotor &ctcr 6mcr
franz.
Stootsicnotor MillIom y. Fcter
licQt in lcincr Nobnlrng III GllIcott'
Gitp III fritii6cm 3uitnnOc ourllroer.
9uS l0limmitc miro bciiirdtct, % CT
bcrcitS ons @epuBticin pcrloren bat,
Sbrcn @unoen erlegcn.
Solne5 g(rlolo mo icinc Satin
bon EorlonS, go, limo am Mittluod)
inn Soipitol 81 &epier, @.-&o, an oen
Solgcn BON Sdubulmoen geltorben,
Die Nrlolo in cinenl 9lnfoll bon Giier'
llld)t 5ucrit ieiner Satin unO Oonn
iid) iclhit 6ci6rodtc.
ScIb It moroeineS FARMERS.
George @lnBiorO, Gin Sarmcr, no1e
9lnfer Sill, M.'Sa, beging onl
Wtittpod Sclbitn1oro, inoem er lid,
in ieincr Sdeune erbdngte. Gr bate
ioeben eilen NnioQ bon Nerpeniieber
i%ibcrItonoen mo beiiirdtetc, ooB er
ieinc arGite nid)t nlebr 5uriiderlnn'
gen neroc.
Il M bic grbdoft
Srou aotborine Yent uro an0er(
boben int @oiiengcridt SIT 6reoerid
ge9cn Die gnti6cioltng oes 6reberids
County oilen9eridts, iueldes Sroi
&otborine 0erbbaugb sur Germolte
rim oes Nodloiies bon g(lice 9. un>
Charles s. 9enb ernonnte, oppcllirt
Ser Gntideioun9 Der nntcren Stl
iton5 5uiolge piirOe Sroll 9erbbougl
bos perionli6e Gigentbum, peldes
mecfabr $4,000 wertb lit, erbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
Strife in Gurain bccnoet.

2oroin, 8, fl. g(pril. - Die
Itrifenoen ar6eiter Ser ,Imerican
SbipbuiIoing Co." febrten beilte in
bellen Sotien 5uriif. Mon iddtt Die
3obl 0erjenigen neld)e be,ite pieoer
al bie grbeit gingen, or,f 700 bis
800. 9lae, iueld)e iid) meloeten, ipur.
Den mieoer olgcnommen, mo ale De.
p%ortententS limo fat nit boiler 9rait
i'm 9etrieb. 81 meitere Strifebrefer,
iGmmtIid) geididte Mrbeiter, famen
beute aus philadelphia an, nm an
Stcllc Der 2cltte SIT tretcn, ipelde nod
olti oenl gltSItano bebarren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
Gbina's 6lottenpIan.

Sbong9ot If. Ipril. = Gs
p%erloitet, DOB Die reorganiiirte Ma4
rine bon China bier Stiitpunfte ia.
ben ioa: cinen ollf Ser Sniel Chang.
G6oip, einen onoereu in Der Miaotao.
Grippe, einen oritten I'M Gbi,lan.ar.
hipel mo eiten pierten auf ser Snie[
Sainon. Scr Heiormplon beoingt Ell.
lie iGbrli6e @~elpiaiglrng bon 5molf
Miaionen Soels fir Den @aii neiier
Eon5erfreu5er bon m1Bieer @roBe, els
ner an5abl Sorpeooboote nno einea
8ubeno unterleeboote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12

in Der Ertl0rlulg Oo& cin5ig Gidti8e
9cruclen; 0cnm pcr5ciben Sic oo8
borte Mort - 10 citire i'd:
Stun gait cS al ieiuer Stott einen
&crtrcter o%lt95uuGbIcrL mo Der ein-
3ige mo Iogii6c 2ul0lueg aus 0icicnI
9ilcmnlu mar Der, Den n0ditcn Gon'
OiOutcn fir OoS iraglihc glut olti
ser Siitc 5u i%llbitituircu. 0uS miro
iuobl ie0cW unportciii6 oenten0cn,
Eidt porcingcnommcncn oocr nit
b09miQi9cn 2(bijdtcn ihlpon0er &C.
bcnocn Wtcnlheu cinICl6ten,"
9u ser l]cBtgcnomntc 3ultono cinc3
Wfcuid)en mir ubcr ais 2aien nidjt
Qor5 crtlGrli6 lit mo bciu0tcr
Wtcnih cincn 9(r5t coniuItircu ioutc,
bin i) gliidlidcr @ciic ollf Or.
@rcmpIcr 3uriidGctonmcn Ocnl iN
oieicn intcrciinntcu 3ulton0 sur Be
ohtlmg empicblc. &br 9lrtitcl trlt1
Die llnteri6riit: $50 bIeibcn Die
0ellti6cn," Der in Dem mOerel
@lottc bate bctitclt iein iollcu; $50
bIcibt sic So0it."
Ahtln0anoll
Gbrii it ion &uOmig q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
Gas @cttcr.

Sir Mnrplan0 utO Den 9iitrift
Columbia 6reitog iG0neS unO mar,
mercS 8etter, 6reitog 9lbenO obGr
Somitag 0clpitter, iriid)e iiiolide
gSin0e.
@eItern betrltg Oie b06ite Tenpcs
ratltr 50 @rn0 Inn 3 llbr 9ta6mits
tags, mGbrenO Der nieOrigIte Sbermos
meteriton0 INN 4 llbr MorgenS 80
@roO mar. Sn Ocn ii6rigen 9un0esz
Observation-Disclosures mur0e
bic folgen0e nicOri9Ite Gcmperatltr
beo6o6tet: GoItport %, 8ortlanO -,
Bottom 81, Nl6onD 80, Nclus2)orf 81
Y6ilocelpbia SO, Ntlontic-Gitp 81,
@oibington sc, Norfolt 80, Charlotte
30, &otteras 40, G6nrleIton 40, Wil'
min0ton 81, Sanonnab 40, Sodion-
piue A, Sltpitcr Sc, &eD!gSeit 70,
gtlontn 80, montgomery "A, Seem.
Orleans 90, Eoleitine 60, @oluelton
70, Corpus Gbrilti Y, Wcnlptis 4G,
Cincinnati 81, 8~ittSburg 30, SSme0o
80, Buffalo 80, Glcpelonb 80, DC
troit 80, Nlpcno 81, Wioroucttc %,
@rcen &op 2G, Chicago 80, GulutG
24>St. Saul 81, ct. 2ollis 40, San.
ioS.Gitp ~, Sno6o 38, Sltron 2S,
9iSmord 26, SABRE 80, &cIcno 2S.
SoIt 2ofc IS, Icnpcr A, NortG
Ylottc 40, GoOge ~, 9lmoriQo 60 rn0
Sos Nn0clcS 81 @roo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
Sic TOlgcn ciItcs IbcntcncrS.

gSle ellle 1llllge SQlle aus gSQIDlll9s
ton unt $t700 erlei6tcrt iprr0e
lu10 babel nod ErilQcl crbGlt. -
S6rc foli6cn 6rcunOc I'M Grinli-
nolgeriGt i0uIOig 6cilmOcn. -
Gin nclter &ro5eB 6contro9t unp
ooS llrtbcil ilt9penoirt.
Sm Griminolgcri6t >puroc Qcitcrn
G(orcnce W. Bryan i6ul0ig beilu1-
Sen, am IS. W}0r5 Sri. N}uIco6p BON
@olbin0ton t60tIid) on9C1riiicn lnO
um $500 berollbt SIT bObcn, m0breno
g8orrclL alias &iO E]6ompion Ocr 9e.
tbcili0ln0 am Nolb iIbcriiibrt mur'
&c. Die 9(nluGltc Der bciOcu NnQCtlo9'
ten iteQten cinen Nntroa oui cinet
ncltcn 8ro5cB, mo &idtcr GobIer
illSpcnoirte 0ubGr oo3 llrthcil.
Sri. Miulcn6p, mclhc cine idnl0d),
tiQc, nCru0ir Iomc i'll, cr5G6ltc i'm
&crluuie Oea Yro5ciic9, Dab Ole bct0cn
WGnncr tic oo5ll pcrlcitct bGttcn, bon
ibrCm @ulluCrcin 0n3 Wcl0 ST 5icbcn,
in0cnl Nrnall nerIprod)cll babe, lie
uod) Baltimore 81 nCGlllcl mo lie
bier 3ll bciraihelL nm Damn NIT 0Cnl
8cl0c bier cine @Sirtbiduit nl15lliots
gen. Nohocm lie ibrc 3ultimmnulg
0c0cbcn bate. crSdbltc 3Ct0In mclter,
batter Oic bci0cn Wt0NHcr cine &nt.
icd) 0Cbolt, nit mcId)cr lie nod Dem
Bureau Gc9 @allpcrCill% illbrclL I'M
oo@ @cl0 5t bolcn. Nnum Wur0c sic
Tubrt uud Baltimore uilNctrCtCn.
oNicr %nnNclnnGt" iuAtc Sri, Wtllls
! cubp, yfcbrtcn mir I'M o&otCl &OUcc"
elm mpiClbit id) Gin @lu5 Niilhpumi6
tronf, morulIl i) NurolrI bcIt0u0, 0oB
lUir cine &irCbc III Der Sto0t ollillt.
den. lboWpion crtlGrtc mir bier,
0oB mir bel eiHcm GrcuE0c in biciiAcr
Sto0t ubItcigcn f0uEtrn. Nud)pcm
mir l0l1Acrc 3cit trclj ulO Qller Ourd)
Die Stn0t ~gcfobrcn morcr, Io10tcn
mir mic0crrm1 am GoMOcnsSobnboi
oil. sd bcitnn0 Cam burouf nnd)
Der Mublllnd Don Gor0inol @ibbon9
81 gc6cn mo BORT gctrollt 5t mer0cn.
gSir illbrcn 0nrtbin ul0 @rDQn ItIc1
ollS. Gr febrtc je0od nit DEM GcI6cio
5rriid, Dob Der &ur0inol niht olllucs
lcN0 lei; 6icrolli bcgohen mir INNS in
Die SintCrihlbc elmer Mirtbidnit an
Scr GlopsS troBc, lpolcl6it mid @rnoll
Inn mcill @cl0 criltd)tc, inOcm er CT
tldrtc ,Nna mciu lit, lit 0cin." &d)
mar inociien mlGcrcr Nlliiht. 0onll
crfaBte Ntpnn Ole Sonotol6c, IN mel
der idj 0oS @cl0 bottc, mo mcinc bel.
ben @c4lcitcr crgriifcu Die 6lud)t. Sd
elite ibncn nod) lln0 mir bcNubcu ms
5ltllad)lt III enc STRIDE, no lOlr 0ellt
0ottcSo ienit b%eimobntcn. Gort iof
SbomplOn binter inns, unO lob mcbr.
mlnlS,luic NrDon iid 5lUiidlcblttc, no.
bel Ebonlplon bcrIud)te, lcincn 81.
l6cn 6n8 @cl0 5lt cntncbmcn. Mad
Dem @ottcSOienIt 6cGobcn mir ms
nnd) 0cnl oSotcl NolciNb, moIclbit id)
0rpon OoS WclO mic0Cr Gbnu6m,
mGbren6 cr i6lief. 2lS or olliluod)tc,
ucrlongtc CT 0a9 8el0 5uriid, lnO ais
ib Die &Crul@gube permeigcrtc, ldllJ
cr Mid nicocr. SD mur cine Belt lang
bctdllbt lln0 OILS id micoer 5ll mir
fam, ent0edtc id, 0aB i6 in elmer
@lutlnd)c lag, mGbrenO mci1e Neglci'
ter mo 0oS @elo peridmrn0cn luo.
rem, unO ieit Scr Belt iob i6 bon Dem
@elo nidtS luicOer." Sr. Snrrp Molf,
ser Nnlpolt scr Nngcflo0tcn, pcriuHtc
Die &lGgcrin 81 Dem Gin1citdnonii}
SIT 6cluc0cL 0oB lic eS iuor, sic 9rpoll
o%liforoertc, tic 5l 6eirotbcrL, ieOodj
Dergc6cnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
gln fcitlidlcr Snfel.

S0brllde Nellllloll mo Snlltett oc3
Silt Baltimore @cihuitSlelltc-
GereinS" in ser Dl. &reu5s @ollc.
- Muuor GimollS unter Sen
@GItcn.
Der ,Sii0s9oltimore @ei6GItS=
lcllte : Gerein" biclt gcitcrn 9l6enO III
Der fl. &rcu5.Sollc lcine Sobrc8-
Geuniou l1no @ontctt, an Dem ctpa
$50 Yerioneu t%beilnn6men. llltcr
Ben ein9claoenen @Glten befono Nid)
Mopor SinlnnllS ltno Sertrcter Der
i0icoener &erld0nerrngS ? Scrcine.
Sr. Geo. 9. Sfinner, ser ErGiioent
ocS &ercinS, belt sic 9egriibung9-
rcOe. 9(lS 5ooitmciiter iln8irte Gu-
pitGn @nl. &. @lioion. SooItc lptrs
Sen ouSge6rad)t: olli nOie Stoot Sol-
timore" pom Mopor GirnonlS, voic
Gonen" bon &oItor .. $. StcifenS
rulO ,0ie &erl60nerlmgS 9 Sereine"
bon q. W Barter, BrGiioent oes
observation-disclosures Serid0nerun9s-
GereinS." Or. gbparO @renpler,
grGii0ent 0eS nSiioluelt = Baltimore
@erid6herun9S .GereinS," ipra6 ilber
.oie 9eoiirfnilie BON SilO. uno Silo-
melt Baltimore" WGbren0 Der Sofel
con5ertirte &rof. .. =. Steinpalo'S
Sr6eltcr.
0aS 9onfctt + Gomite beitono aus
oen SS. Or. Otto DC. Gcinborot,
@ebIter 81. 9ionS, George i. O6redt,
G0porO 3. @eiler, Sobn q. 9ranin,
Geo. ". 2ol,dt, Senrp s. 9roning,
@eorge 9. Sfinner unO =. 3. $.
@lenomeper, uno onS gmpiangS-Go'
mite aus Sen &S. @nlter g. Gennp,
6ranf 8eIt, Sobn 9, Wtepcr, :.
Senrp Slider, @iaiom $. &ilep,
Mnrtilt s. 6rinfe, George S. Eifert,
u. gB. @utler, GbnS. {. MitdeQ, E.
8reo. Sbred)t, gilbert Sriele, Samuel
6. McGullp, G6oS. s. Stcinbad),
George ". $. Yierion, 6. g. @ot.
fins lrn0 Is. $. Sapper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
Gbriition 2uopig

8l0bli6 Ncitor6cn. -
@dbrcno Cinr9 @ciuhc9 bel ibrcr
Iodter, Irou z. 2. &iri6, 9}r, 1913,
Wtooiion 2lucnlc, itorb am W}ittlUod)
2(beno 6rnu Snrub @oum, Satin
ocS &lciocrbGnOlcra Mar Baum pom
((niontolpn, Ea, 0on5 ploBlld III
6ol1e einc3 &cr5idlnAe5. 6rml
Baum troi &orbcrcitlugcn, nit ibrcm
@uttcl mo elmer Sod)ter cine Glls
roparciie on5iltretc1, ais tie pom EoOe
crCilt muroc. Ger Seihnom murOc
nod llniontolun iibcr1ciiibrt, no an
Somtag oic &ceroiAm1 ItNttiin0cn
miro. Die %critorbCnc bintcrlGBt
ncbcn Dem @ittncr 5>pei G0dtcr mo
0rci S0bnc, >ucld)e ollie, nit Nll9nobs
me bon 6rou @iridL in l%lniontopn
mobncl.
&om Grcibricmcn or oBt t..
- &inccnt @cQ, Elm in Der oNollonO
Eud 80" al Der GclltrolsNncnlle llllo
@onfitroBc onNcltcutcr &toIicncr,
murbc geltern Wiorqcn in Der 6obrit
bon cincm Srcibricmcn crioBt mo
0cQcn oic 0cdc ocS @cbdllocS &c
ihlcuocrt. Gr 500 iid) &crlcbrnl0cr
ollt 9lrm mo SUB 81 unO mllroc nod)
ocn1 st. Soicpb0 Soipitol" 8ebrod)t.
Scine &crlcBun0cn iinb nId)t gcI1brs
lid.
&crGor Gin @cin. - &rr5
Dor 9 llbr NcItcru }lbcnO mllroc MlI.
liam $. 6rcocrid BON 9tr. 1886, @o.
uupcritroBc, ucbcn Den @eleilcn Ocl
Baltimore uno Ohio p 9nbn," umb(
@cQaItroBc, nit o6gcidnittcnem VeiI
olrigcirmocn mo IN Der Nmbllnn'
oc5 liioli6cn 9iItrittS nod Dem llnl.
pcriitGts &oipitul 0cIonot. 6reor.
rid wllr0c o%iicnbor bon clltcm @obll.
5llgc Qetroiicu, jeOoh mllroe Der TIT
iaa bon 9tiemunOem benlertt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12

Die northumberland
tii6cn @obltGdtigfci Is.
@ eclli h item BON @alti-
more" 6olten anl Sonnto0 I6cno
I'M Northumberland Sempcl an M0s
0iions9lucnllc un0 HobcrtItrobe i6rc
critic oifcntli6e 8criommlln1. Sci
0crlelbcn iueroen mebrerc pornlinente
Wfanlcr Nnlprodlcn bnlten. Die De
ontten Der oScrcinigten iSroeIitiifcn
@obltbGti0fcitS @eieQidoitcn" iinO:
ErGiiocnt Eroi. :. s.. &oQonOer, I.
&ice-FrGiiOcnt Sr. eli 6ronf, 2. Gicc-
Gr1iiocnt Sr. Samuel 8. Sombllr.
ger, S6obnleiitcr &r. gilbert 81. @ro-
ger, Scfrctdr &r. Sol,iS $. 2cpin.
Ser nGorrolIton @lee
CLUB" CAB geltern 2(6enO IN Der
bii60il. .met6oo. 9etbanp-&irbe, @dc
BON Calhoun utio 2erington.S traBe,
inter 2eihtng oes Srn. Cigar Z.
Eolll Elm 9eoiegenes CONCERT. Inter
Itiitt nuroe Ser Stub bur6 Srn.
Binfllep Samilton, Srn. Geo Gisner
mo Sri. 9e'iie q. MOron. Die Mit-
glieoer OeS Clubs iino ole $50. $. u.
glooiipn, Nonm Iltmon, Glarence 9.
@ellS, q. q. aeQlm, Stanley @aro,
@m. q. Wideal, 8. @m. Soiirogge,
Stilart 9. 2eGomptc, s. .. Witbael
uno E6ompIon Sfinner.
@ i6ti lit Steuer5oh.
Ie = Steuereinnebmer @iaioms
crl1bt an onoerer Stele oes n0eut-
Idert Gorrelponoenten" cine Mlt5eige
beSiiglid Der @%epdbrung ciles Go'
bats olf Die Steucrn bon 1907, Die
ieber 2eicr iorgidltig lcien nnO bead.
ten io1tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12

0ic .NortG Eotnt 2onhs
60" bat iid cnoli6 cntlbloiien, ooS
@rilnoeigH1tbum nm 9op Sbore-
Yorf in 9oupl1be ci%n5utbcilen, 10
bob mel,i0itcnS NAL Gin Nniang &C.
utodt miro, Ole @nIierfront bon Dol
tirtore nit Solmlerlpobnilngen 81
pc%rld)3ncrn. Der @runobc1ib Der
,9tortb,Goint 2onO.Go." onl 9oD-
SGore-Gorf umfoBt ca. 800 Stder, Die
nun ole in so SUB Sront-S ouplobc
eingctbeilt meroen un0 fir erItflol'
li9e SGllier beltimnlt iino. 9ielet
CONNER iolen id)on ein5elnc SdnIer
oeballt peroen. Der gauge @runo,
cinl6lieBlif oes 9op Sbore : Yorfa,
oeborte iriiber Srn. 8ratflin Go,
6erts, Dem GrGlioentcn Der ngtortb'
Goint 2ono.Go.," Der ben 1orf lei
ncr5eit Der Strobellbobn-@e lelli6aft
%perfotftc. Sr. @m. sc. 9orlep iuirD
Der Observation-Disclosures Ser Gompagnit
in Baltimore iein.
Soot ait ge II 8 en.- Sroil
Morp Sls5eipsfi BON Scr. III, Gin
OnaassS traBe, font geItern Wforger
ococn A ll6r nod Der oitli6en Holi'
5ciltotion iiub beridtete, DOB tic I'M
9 llbr iriib ibr anl IA. Sebruar 3. S
geborenes Sinh foot im 9ett gefun'
ben bate. Ser Sail miro nnterllidll
fuer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12

lu0breuO 0o@ @rlmOeigentbunt, fuel-
Dies cinCl @8ertb BON $4,000 repro.
%ientirt, an Ole &ld0er iiberaeben Mir
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lpurOc, finct miittlifen Nngriii auf
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rIdt cinigcn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12

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sic 3. ~ am Iienitag .slGenO Der
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tern Ybenb perbaitcten G%llnOeiers
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ner @iribidoit an Saborg-S traBe.
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rem Yoli5eiitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-06
REJECT PACKERS, PROPOSAL
Wagon Drivers Vote to Continue the
Meat Strike.

NEW YORK, September 6.-The striking
meat wagon drivers, at a meeting in Cen
trail Lyceum Hall, Sd avenue and 18Th
street, yesterday decided to reject the prop
osition of the Wholesale Butch rs Associa-
ton TO end the strike. The strike is to
continue until the counter proposition Of
the strikers is accepted.
The decision was a surprise to soma OF
the officials of the union, as there was
not much difference between the two propo-
sitions-the proposition of the strikers not
referring in any way to the recognition of
the union, and both propositions contain
ing an arbitration clause.
The objection to the proposition of the
employers was on account of a cause to
the effect that, while there would he no
discrimination against union or non-union
men in reemplOying the strikers, they would
only be taken back where vacancies oc-
CURED. The strikers say they must all be
taken back in a body.
In the meantime orders had been given
at police headquarters for the withdrawal
of the special guard of mounted police al
midnight. 1t said that this guard
would be restored If necessary. one man
was arrested yesterday for cutting the
traces of wagon of the United Dressed
Beef Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-06

Commandant at West Point. who threatens to
discipline ''pebes.''
the trouble centers He Is a plebe, but
he has not his fellow-plebes with him.
In fact. he is getting the Silent treat
ment from his own class. The cadet in
the ''yearling class who hazed him is a
Georgia cadet and his name is Sherman.
His manner of hazing was SO mild that
when he was reported by Book the latter's
classmates turned against him and began
the punishment that he has been suffering
from. They continued it to such extent
that Col Howe deemed it proper to come
to his rescue.
The story from West Point is that Sher-
man "braced" Bock-that is, made him, at
command, straighten out his body and
throw back his shoulders Aside from the
thing that he was told to do in the regular
channel Of orders this form Of hazing is
considered puerile at the Military Academy.
Sherman Officially Punished.
When the Chicago cadet strobe to the
quarters of the commandant and reported
Sherman there was no end of indignation
in his own class They began the silent
treatment" Not a man of the class would
speak to him at mess, in section room, at
drill or parade calls or at any time Then
the other classes took up the matter and
administered the same treatment.
When it became unbearable the young
man uttered his complaint or some of his
people at home uttered 1t for him.
AS for Sherman, who had been reported
by the plebe, he starting the longest
and bittereSt punishment for himself ever
known to have been given to a cadet out
side of dishonorable discharge The father
of one of the young men at West Point
said last night that the Georgian had extra
hours of duty on post of two and a half
hours each for every Wednesday and Satur-
day to last until March of next yeap. The
Georgian is shouldering his gun and doing
his tours, but the silent treatment is
still being administered to Book.
Col. Howzes order is that this treatment
of Book must cease. In the two days that
this order has been in force Book has
been treated with contempt. In the last
two weeks the cadets have been on q
practice march, but even in camp, under
dog tent in the long lat ease
marches of the day the man who reported
| Sherman has not been spoken to at any
| time.
The father of one cadet, who is hopeful
| of having his son in the army and Is a
bit fearful of the result of this clash be-
| tween the commandment and the corps, SAID
| last night that it was not at all improbab BILE
that the discharge of the plebe class OF
| this year would eventually land in the
White House If not in Congress. His son
when he asked him what course he would
pursue in the matter replied to him that
he would continue to give the silent treat
ment'' to the Chicago cadet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-06
HOME FOR RAILROAD MEN,
Reading Railway Will Erect "Res
House" for EMPLOYEES.

PHILADELPHIA. September 6-To pro.
vide place of rest and recreation for rail-
road employees the Reading Railway Com
pany has made preliminary arrangements
for the erection of a railroad mems hospice
i'll Rutherford to be known as a rest
house,
The building will be of brick and stone
construction, threesstories and basement
On the first floor there will be library
and reading room. Another room on the
same floor will be equipped as a social
room. There will be kitchen, dining room
and lunch counter The most striking fea-
ture will be hospital room fully equipped
The second and the third floors will con-
tain dormitories, we'll ventilated and heated
with beds for several hundred men. Besides
these on each floor there will be a hospital
room for invalid and convalesceItt employees
Plans for the building have been received
by Fred A. Ravens & Co. and Edward
Fay & Son, who are preparing estimates
for the work.