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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Eico Der YaDcrn.
(9(uS cincnt Seic6udy iiir 6aperilde
Wittdifulcn.)

(9llS cinenl 2cic6ildp iiir 6operiide
Wfittelifulen.)
@oS mod)t bid groB, o VopernIano?
Gic rltbm6cfrGnjtcn Sriege?
Gie hciB crfGmpftcn Siege?
9ic 5liiiie, Berg u1O @dloer?
Ill bait oo5 Gcd)tc niht gcbrad)t;
Ger mid bcid)irnlt ur,O mid be.
luad)t,
Micin aonig - bat Mid sroB &C.
nlad)t.
@a9 mod)t bid fii6n, o 9opern.
lono2
Ger glbnen filbne Sboten"
Sic mutGigen SolOoten?
Bic 9ilrger, felt mic giien,
go Sreue 5i bemeiien?
III bait ous Bette nidt gebradt;
Der mid beidirmt uno MIDI be-
tpadt;
Wein &Gnig - bat mid film &C.
mad)t.
8os modt bid reid, 0 9aperltlano?
Die laotgcihmiidtcn 9llten?
Gle ncioenSmertben @nltelt?
Ger Siigel golone Geben?
Ser 9crgc Heidtbum e6en?
Gas Stonlte boit on niht gebrad)t
II. /. ~.
@oS modIt bid itoI5, 0 9apernlnrb?
Sic golo'nc &0nigSfrone?
9oS G5epter oui benz Srone?
Die prunfen0en Gal1ite?
Ter Slt6el uto Ole Seite?
. nein, ou bolt es nid)t gebro6t;
Ger mid bei6iibt uiro mid bepad)t.
Wtein &oni8 = fat mid itol5 &c.
1lad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Wns ben &crcincn.


@Cmiihtcr Gbor 0c3 r@ernania-
WGnner6orS" iibt fir oo3 Gon-
5ert. - ,Wo5art = WGnncrd)or"
cr5dlt Ginl1omrg DOM oMo5ort-
&crein" in Ncp.yorf.
Sic @Ciangsicftion Oc3 ,8ermas
nia .M0nnerd)ors" iibte gcitcrn Abcl0
gcnlcinid)oitlidl nit Dem Gomcnd)or
untcr Scitun0 0c5 Girigcntcn Yroi,
81. @cnbcr1Cr Gb0rc iiir ooS nddltc
CONCERT. Sn scr Wcih0it9iibung
lcgtc Oo5 Gonitc fir Dos Guortett.
Hrciaiingcn circn @crid)t iibcr sic
bis jest %9ctroiIcncn &orbcrcitlu1gcn
ob. Die nGdItc SingItmnOc finOct
bcrci!S on Gicnitog itott. ga Der
n8crnonio MGnucrd)or" fir CON
ncritog ciric Winitrcl &orItcQu111
teItgcIctt fat.
Sd cloOic."
Sn Scr gltt bril!d)tcn Singitul0c,
Gle gcitcrn SlbenO Der Contemporaries
.Mclpoic" IN NSocob Shes Noue ont
9cluirsMurft ubbiCIt, ilbtc @rof. =.
&orolus nit 0cn S1n1crn Die &ic0cr
crnIten uno bcitcrcn SnbnItS iiir sic
1l0dItc MISUNDERSTANDING IN SGi.
NETS SnQc ON NorOs9ronolpop. Gll-
Der lid anidliebcnocn, pom Yrdii-
Ocntclt @cor1 Gfeificr gclcitctcn un0
bonn Scfretor Wcorg Gogcl protofni-
lirtcl Stttng berid)tctc ooS 2l,-
rallgclrcnt5sGomit Don ieincn Dor
bereitun9cn fiir 0olicl6c &cr0niigcn.
yM W GrnerGor."
9tad elmer gut bciuhtcl, BON ii
ri9ellten IS. u. Eoblmonn gelcitcten
Singitultoc IN iciner Sale. frat &c.
ltcrn abcn0 Scr yNio5ort MGnncr-
dior" III cine @eif0itsiibung eir, it
Der Er1li6el1t hilbert u. Wo0gc ocn
Gorlib uno SefrctGr ). i. &. Stciu
Dos Erotfoll fiibrte. IS muroen SIT
ltodit Die Sorbcrcitungen fiir oo9
nodfte g%iliternroitcn beenOigt, Oonn
lprroc inter groBem 9eifna cine Gin.
loDung bcS Ncp- ~)orfcr oMo5ort
Serelna" 5u OcIicn GorneunI5libllnN
o1gc1orlmct. Ger u9lrion" Oie
oSbalia" unh Die r@ittclSbodsSe set
ton" bntten cbcnioQs GiltIoolutgcn
oil ocu Screin gebcn loiicn, sic Ser
iclbc occcptirtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Gas cr tie 9ad) 6 l.
Gon5crt - 0n5 EroNrannt Oes
crItcn Gonjcrts Ocs 9ad)JS5ors onl
p. Sanllor in ser Acknowledgment.
Bale be0innt icbr pniicno nit elmer
Competition OeS groben MeiitcrS,
Oel'cn Nolncn Der Gbor trGgt, llro be
itebt aus elmer 9ln5abl bcmerfcnSncr.
tbcr Gompoiiticnell. Der Goll,crt6cs
iltd)er erb0lt Die Mebr5o6l Oicier
Golnpolit;oncn lucgcn -ibrcr grOBcll
tcdNtild)en un0 pntalen Sd)picrigfei,
ten, mcld)c MIR Gin Gbor uoblgcidnl.
ter tnO criabrcter S0ltger, luie Der
9ad.Gbor, ilbcrpinocn FAINT ieltcn
SIT borcn. Bic W%tltiilperfe Ser &loiii-
fer mic Dad. Enlcltrino etc. merocn
in oiciem Son5crt i'm @cgeniab SIT
ben Gomponiiten ser moOernen
Sd)nlc, Gpornf, Cigar uno Sancpeit
81 @cDGr gebrodt per0cn. Ter 50.
lit 0c5 CONCERTS miro Der bcriibnlte
boll0loiidc Gcuiit Nntrn ScffiltJ
icin, ser nit ocm gcinnglidcn Ero.
grnnm in Oeiicn mcitcn llmiall8
Sd)ritt bGlt lno cincr Suite" BON
9ocdcrini i'm slninitg oe5 Gonjerts
ip1tcr moocrne Golnpoiitioncn BON
GDopin ct. Socns ulo San @ocnS
iplgcn ldbt. Gas gan5c &rp9romnl
lit mic iolgt: SEN, pricclcB 5rca.
lure" Don Yad. Suite iiir GcQo poli
9otd)crini. ySnpropcria" nno $50.
ria Eatri" Don EnlcItrino; 6bor a
capella. nGbriltmus Gong" Don Sal.
uiliuS lnO ySn tbeic Delightful
@rore5"; G1or a capeaa. o9toctllrnc"
BON Chopin, nlbc Smon" BON 81,
Sotlt5 un0 nSdcrjo" Don &an
@oen3; iiir Gcllo. nOip 2oUe Onelt
III a Hor:)crn Soro" Don Cigar.
n@olO'ne 6luren" unO y@iegenlicO"
bon IJorof. 9lui Gerlnngcn: oSnt-
rifle" ucn SGtcpeif.
Sic n0rcenmntcr Gcntrat
Copper : o." luclder cine Ilt5oDl
bcruorrngenocr MarplGnrer 9iirger
n%llgeb6ren, mnd)t an unbcrer StcQc
oes oSuitiden Gorrciponbcnten" cine
Ifticnz Sncrte, luelde oenjcnigcn 2e-
fern oes .GcutidJen GoreiponOentcn,"
lpcld)e lid fiir dbnlidc ltnternebnle!l
intereiiireil, ~beionocrs beod)tenSnertb
lit. I'm iid cinen 9egriif pom Dem
8eifdfte lllo oen DISQUALIFICATION Der
8eIelihoft 81 MAIDEN, lit eS Min
id)ensipertb, Die gn5eiae gcnal SIT it'll.
0iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Bon icincm Su6nc niebcrgciduhcn.

Suuton, Moii, II. Son.-8eo.
Eoplc, ein beruorrogerroer bieIigcr
9iirgcr uno &oupt Der nYoole Siluer
Co." ipurOc Deilte gbenO BON leinen
Sobne Somoro M, YooIe geldplien
ulo t0otlid pcriuunoct. 0aS Opfer
itor6 5ruci Stinocr nndl Der Sdica
Bcrci. Ger Sobn luIir0c pcrbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

ntibIe, SCtrctGr Wartin ,<bn,
Sfotntciitcr Gbo2. &ufborOt, Wor.
idnQ @cni. StotCr, (Nlncrc Mud)c
ECter 8rmnCr. NclEcrc @od)c Soc
Gunner; ErliltCc@: Nn0rCp gSi0,
NGom Grol. WiiduCl g. Sd)miot,
Stoots. Experimentation: Saul Eros
oobl, NllQuIt @cnNcmihlc; StcQpcrs
trctcr Urban 3int ltnO IntbonD
Sddid.
9tnd) scr &nitoQntion bicttcn Scr
StootsprGiiOrnt Mn,. 5. Hltiicl, &r,
Wtidnel Moloncp DOM oW}arnnpiue
Gor5il" utO Der &un5lcr pom oWtn.
rplouo-Gon5il" Nuiprodcr. \Sn Ocnt
lid, nnidlicbcnOcn Ncmiitblihcn BIT
iommen icin murbcn Grfriihu1gcll
gercid)t, rn0 &ioniit Sol. Sets rll-
terbiclt Die Sbcilnebncr 0urd at.
iprCdenoc &lopicrportrGgc,
GrGli0cnt Nolll 5, YroOocbl, Der
geitern ieinen 5~lucitcn Germin ontrot,
mllrOc am -. Suli 1874 III Gicocn-
hofeh 2otbringen, Gcborc,; % ieill
Toter ifpu I'M Sabre 1883 ltorh,
mllBtc CT ii6 friib al bortc Nrbcit
gcmohncn. Gr CrIcrntc 0oS Sdrci-
ncrbolt0lpcrf u10 urbc:tctc ais 0c-
Iellc lit Wicb. ct. NpolO mo on0crcn
Stooten @lioBsSotbrinGcn'S, europa.
mil0e, fll0r SEER Yro0ocbl ON 81,
%ltli 1891 nit icincr Mtlttter, 5luai
SdpueItcrn, }IgucS unO %Gotbarino,
uno eincm 9rt0cr, &CinridL il6cr
Intpcrpcn nod HbilnOelpbio, 100 cr
ON 1. Sill ontom un0 Don no cr
olcid) nod) Baltimore wcitcril1br,
m0hrcnO icirc NnGcb0rigcn III Nbilo.
Oelpbia blicbcn, 100 lie olld nod bclttc
mobncn. Sn Baltimore mod)tc Der
Onnlol@ Sicb5cbni1briAc id)ncQ lei
ncn @ca. Scinc critic Stcllc non olS
Sd)rcil,cr Bel Scr Girnlo @ilnthcr &
STINT, mo ipGter or6citctc or 6cI no.
lcn0nle an Ger Nrc0crld.S truBc,
Nodocm CT iid) sic cngliiGc Sprodc
~nllgccignct mo cinGcicbcn bate, OoB
onoere SGhiAfcitcn III ihr ltcftcn,
iogtc or icincm @onOlpcrt 2cbcuo6l
II. lmlroe %rrfGllicr bel @uaOorff &
Soiepb, Dir. III, NorO.NoworosSt Str,
oenn G%infdufcr bei Eoicncr9, Soltl.
morc'S critcm WnurcntnuS, un0 bis
5llll groBcn Scitcr bctIciOctc CT 6cn'
iCltcn Soften Eel Wf. 9. &inmlcl &
So1n Nr. 405, NItAGoltintorc-St r.
5cit Oicier 3cit bcflciOct CT cilcll
Tcrtrollcnspoiicn bel Der @rlnsluid.
8alfezGoQenocrsGn. Nm rs. Oftobcr
1900 mur0c &crr Tro0ucbl IN scr
Ir0reaS.2ird)c nit iciner Nnttln
NuNo ~, geb. MiiAbcrNcr, 1ctrnnt.
Ger Che cntiprolicn iiini ainOcr,
Gn1iI, Iho!nio, Foul, @nlo INN Sir
runpntuS. &crr &roOoc1l lit cin CHI
RIGGS MitolicO scr ct. Mi6oclSac.
mcinOc, 0c5 air6cnhoyS unO Der
Columbus Sitter. Sir sic .&otbo.
liidJe MobltbGti9fcitS @eicai6oit"
bat er ais YrGiioent beS rGbeiopeofcz
Gon5ila Nr.390" iebr picl gclciItct, 10
Dob or iii Den oGcgrcc Ecnnn" 0criel-
ben dcluG6lt mlr0c. Gr lit olt6 Goll-
bi0ot iiir oic ocmofrotiidc Nonlinn-
ton fiir bic >. @orO iiir Ocn StoOt-
rntb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Cur Sea6tmito

Die Serrcn gereins. nnb 2pgen.
Sefrctare ucrbcn gebctcn, ale Der
eimsbcrid)te obcr Sdriftitiide, Die fiji,
ben rScntiden Gurrcippnoentcn" BE-
itimmt iiab, bircft ut bic Setting ST
abrriiren, INN elmer prompten Gr'
lcbisnns iidjer gu iein. 9nrd bas
Ibrciiiren iOldcr SGriftitiide on
MneeIclltc trctcn 1T beren Gb,ucien.
beit 1fters fir beiSc Eartcien nnIieb'
fame Gers5gcrnngen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Gin ncucs Gafc. &r.
Mlainm Eirtnep @eit eroiinctc &C.
tern iein neueS Sale in 9tr. 206, Slt.
@altirnoreitrnBc. GoIieIbc lit AMI Oaa
GlcaanteIte ein8eriftet, uno inn
Spciien uno @ctrdnfe Dol, elmer @iitC
ttn0 Sor5iigtidfeit, peld)e Dem 10
moblbegriinoeten 9lli oes Srn. 8eIi
neuc 9orbeeren binjuiiigen merocn.
Ser 9eilld oes Gafes mar Oen gon5cr
Gag altsge5eifnet, mo piinidten
piele 6rellnoe lt1o gefnnItte oes 81.
gentbiimers oen1ielbel @lild 5lt lei.
mem nelten lnternebmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Gnergi d. sd idide mel.
llen 9ieiienOen 5u einem i1unieen
aun0en in Der bieiigen Stabt, INN
oemiel6en nal encrgii6 alli Die Sin.
terbeine 5lt treten. 9tod elmer balben
Stitnoe fonmt mein Heiienoer sil.
rid: o9tun, SEER Weper, boben Sic
IS Dem Wanle geiuat?" = rSb id)
eS ibnt geiaet hnb', uro uie bab' id)
cs ibm geiagt. uno menn CT oogefpe.
ien mar, bait i6 es ibm nod picl
me1r geiagt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Gic 6irmu Iuguit u b G c
& 50. nladlt an nnOcrer STEELE 0e5
.Geutiden Gorreipon0enten" BE-
fanat. oob tic ibr 0eif)Git BON Nr.
Gt3 Git.1apcttc Strabc, nod 9tr. ~.
A,oro 0reocrid Ctr, Der bisberigcll
@aqeniobrlf Don Srn. Mic9luilter,
perfect fat. Sr. H0icfc 6ctricb icir
8eidGit i'm oltcn @eiAGftsplub %
Sabre lullg, ur0 sic Gompn0nic Z
fot u1breno bieier 3eit boielbit ibrc
ih6nIten 5eitlid)feiten peranitaltet.
Natiirlid) miro nltd) Gompognic 8
ibr Guartier nit Srn. Hoiefe nod)
oeiien ileilcm Gunrtier perlcgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Wrpscs Tcner.

Soponnob, Ga, II. Sanitor.
- Gie n@corgio Gar @orfS," orei
Meilen iiiOlid bon bier, mlrocn bcltte
gt6cnO 0ltrd) 6c,lcr 5crit0rt; Sdooen
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19
Scr idJabbaitc &amin.

SIN oltcn GlubDouic Scr ollniol
9eoglte" brid)t 6cucr ans. - @ir
i6obboitcr aannin bic llriod)c. -
9oS pierte 0iilij 9cQimcnt poIl'
tc BORT icin @onfctt 6ultcr,. .-
S6o0cn $4,000.
Sin Scllcr, baS NCitcrn NodmittnQ
fltrS Dor 1 llbr in Dem fril6crcl
Glub6ouic scr rllniou Scogle" al,
scr Siiblueit.Gdc BON 6upCttcs rnG
EncoitrnBe allSbrodl bcihQoiQtc oel1
inncrcn Sbeil hc5 @cb1noea bis 5llnl
9etrogc BON iibcr $4,000. GoS sc.
b0lrGc ltono idlon lett IS Wlunotcll
lecr, iCitoem sic ]ulluion 2cu0ltc" i6r
Sollptquortier noh ibrcn ieti0cll
@ebGu0c an SopcttG, nobc GocoItr.
pcrIegtc. Gie Glonmcn mltrocn
burd} oos roi6c Gingrcifcn ser Tcr.
crucbr oli ocll borOcrcn SbciI Dc8
@cbGll0eS beldrGnft. Gas Srep.
pc1bnltS pltrbe po%uit1noiQ scrIt6rt,
unb mcbrcre 3inlmcr mrrOcn bllrd)
&oud) ulO @oiicr itorf bcidG0i0t.
Gas 6cllcr nor brrd cincn Ocicrtcn
&on1in c%lltItonocn.
@r. Ironf g. Nomblcton, ser
&crmoltcr NcS :. GOmorO Som6la.
TOMS Nod)IoiicS, 5l Ocm OoS @c6Gl.
&c GcG0rt, bate Drnt picrtcn Gc0i-
nlcnt Sic GrloltbnjE crthcilt, Gcltc
NbCno ser 9onfctti0ol fiir cirlcn
@nQ ST bcllutcn. Mus oicicm @rln1-
&c modJtc &r. &otu acQu. Der Sci5cr
Nc3 picrtcn &cGimcut2, Gin GSrlicr in
r(hl inl por0crcn (bCile Gc$ Sellers
bcfinblidIcn Sci5opporot I'M fir 0ic
crmortCtcr @ditc Elm luarlncS &olts
III Screitidoft 5lt hoGCn. Gr bottc
ooH @c6Gubc fnr}c 3cit pcrloiien,
ais GltorticrmciItcr Charles So6n II.
SiclttcnoNt W. s.. (urcnnCr bci'n1
SerloIicn Der ollgrCljrlocn @oiic,-
bale bcncrftcn. mic Holld) aus OCn
Scnltcrn bcS leercn @c6GllOeS Oron0.
Nr. So6n bcnod)rid1tigtc ioiort Gopi.
ton Glnn bon ser SpritCI.Gonlpo0.
nic Nr. I ot YocoitroBc, mcl6cr sen
Nlorm o6go6.
9urd) Hou6 int 2cbcnS0c.
... to6r.
Surf, Cincn G~Cicftrn c(cftriidcn
Gro6t ocrict6 geItcru MorQeu in ser
@irtbifoit non ". y. &u0ion in Or.
100, @eit-grottitro6c Gin 3inmcr
IN 9ran0. 9eopoIO &(u~05pfolusfi.
mcld)cr I'M 5lpeiten Stodrpcrf mobnt,
mirroc Gitrd 0cn Houda Scr iCin 3im.
ncr ~fiitltcj o%libcpertt. Gr ipror0
ldncll mi uno tulumtiric sic Icllcr.
mebr,I dlSIr ansAcinlhpn Gutte, bob
Gin Nintfr5iunRr %, iRb9rano lpor.
Ger 3dlt1utidtctc lSdsScn 6ctrGgt
500. !, r'1 10. ON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Yaie sur Geiie ms Nnslano be-
iprst &. Gaine, Nr. 413, Sit-Yalti.
morc.Strakc, nabc GoitambonIe.slpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

|TL
Spirr 0cS @lottciicS.-
Niit ibrcm orci. Mppotc alien ainOc
ulrf Dem 2lrln giitt gcitern 6rol 2cno
Noinnuno Don 9ir. no, Siio-9roaO.
man, ais lie pom Morft fam. Dor Ocnl
@ouic 9tr. 712, SiiO.9rooOmop, ans
itno iicl in Oclt Hinnitein. Sic 500
iih cine i6mer5boite &~crlebunN am
Hiifcn 5lt ltto mliroc bon 9tod)bnrll
in ibre @obnttg gclcitct.
9ei'm SfGittCrn ollf scr G6cItcrs
StraBc, jluiIdcn Yrott= lllo Cough
StroBc, iicl Qeltcrn Der t5siGbri8c
Sltbcrt Barrett Don Nr. PIP, Sil0.
G~ollington GDcnnle, 10 ulgliidlid,
0ab CT iid) Oa5 rcd)tc 9cin oberDolb
ocS Gnfels brad. Gr mllrOc III Scr
Nmbulnl5 0ea 0itIidjcn GiitriftS nnd)
Scr @obnung ictler Gltcrn gcbrod)t,
nadlOcm inn Or. 10. 9fomc poll Gde
0ratt. urO @olieItraBe cincn Notb-
pepbnno angelcgt Bate.
6ruu &oth0rinc Sproglle liCgt III
fritiidcm 3ltitonO in ibrcr @obnunG,
Nr. 527, @cit- 6ronflin. StroBc, oil
Sen SSol0cn cinca Stur5eS OornicOcr.
9m SomitoQ }lbcnO glitt lie al Der
Gdc BON 0rccuc.S troBe uno Eoco.
glaep oilf Dem Srottoir aus lnO
itiirjtc 10 ungliitlidL Oob lie inncrc
Gcrlcbungcn crlitt. Cine unbcfnnnic
Srou gclcitctc nc nad ibrcr Mob.
nullg, no lie pot ben 9oftoren 5. $.
Sglcbort, 9tr. 539, Nor0.Gorrolltons
9(penuc, uno :. ". Is. Guoop, 9tr.
937, Wooiiol Nocnue, IN 9ebono-
hung 0cnommcn iultrbe.
In Gocoinoergiftung q c.
it orbcn. -- Caroline @ltrri$, cine
80 Sabre oltc 9tcGcrin an @i0OlcItr,
ro6c .Ipcnltc. lpoGn.
Goft. itorb onl Nfittpo6 s(beno inl
Sonl0opatbii6cn Soipitol on sen
SolQcn bon Gocoinuergaftlra. 9ic
Jicgtrin wltroe 6ol6 bclunBtloS al
Der Gde bon Trcmont- un0 @nrlcmt-
IpClnic ollgcfunOcll nnb Itorb ip1ter
I'M SoipitoG. oGnc oos @cuuEtlein
mieoer crlongt ju Gabclt. Or. Sborp,
elmer Scr &nlt@or5te bes SoIpitalS,
c%onitotirtc. 0aB Die Seritorbcne al
GocoinpcrgiitunA g%elitten 6uttc un0
ouf ser rc6tcn Seite 0el1bmt mar.
Snciner Stc6erei h 10
perluunOct CT. - Wobrcn0 zines
Strcites 5piifcn 2uciit5 Wtorrie
uno Wonroc Snaparo I'M &nllIc Nr
SO3, Noro.i SrontsS troBe, ipilroc &c.
tern a6cn0 Qcgcn 10 ll6r scr GritcrC
olird) Wciicritidc inl Arm, Sails mn
9rlit id)lpcr perluuloet llnO liegt ieBt
in fritiid)em 3uitanOe I'M oStnot
Soipital." Sic Eoli5ei illdt nod) ben
SbGter. Der iid) aus Dem Stolibc az
mo6t bat.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30
BRISTOL

The regular session OF the Fifth dis
trict court was held yesterday forenoon
Judge O. l.. Bosworth presiding. In the
civil case of Shepard company vs. John
Lake, decision was rendered for the plain
tff for SIS and costs
The case OF Shepard company VS.. julius
Gallup, was marked settled. The case OF
J. II Morrissey complainant VS.. Edward
NJ. Milliken. which has been continued for
several weeks was tried Town Clerk III.
f. Bennett testified TO the location of the
Holmes property within the square bound
ed by State. Thames. Church and Hope
streets. The state rested its case not put
ting in any more evidence. Attorney Sulli-
van argued that the plaintiff had not
proved beyond n reasonable doubt that
the defendant fired any shot or that he
was In the room at the time. Attorney w.
T. O'Donnell, who was associate with
Judge Hammill, made the plea for -
state, and stated that the state had
shown complete case Of circumstantial
evidence. The court summed up the case
and adjudged the defendant guilty The
defendant being at Block Island the SEN
tence was deferred one week
Charles j. Ray. Jr., was charged with
assaulting his father. but-the complains
ant pleaded that his son did not strike
him although II was said by the police
and other witnesses that when he came
into the town clerks office he showed a
bruise upon his foot that had been made
by his son he said The Judge after sum-
ming up the case imposed fine of so
and costs.
William A. Salisbury, who Is out on
probation from the Sockanosset school.
pleaded guilty to stealing bicycle from
octave LeClare and was sentenced to tho
reform school during his minority.
Arrangement are made for Hall
lowe'en party at the Bristol Young Mems
Christian association on Thursday even
ing.
Ex-Commodore Joseph f.. Fletcher and
family will not close their summer resi-
dence here until Dec. l.
Joseph A. Arnold has made an assign
ment for the benefit OF his creditors to
Attorney w. r. O'Donnell, Mr.. Arnold
has been doing an extensive grocery and
provision business for a number OF years.
William l.. Mckee and family. who have
occupied the Gardner residence during
the summer, returned home to Boston
yesterday.
The Democratic rally held here last
evening was n grand affair and was well
attended.
The sewer commissioners have now com
pleted their arrangements for laying the
sewers upon the main road and Contractor
Eugene LeClare. Jr.. will commence oper-
attou at
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed of assignment maos
by Raffaele Pisani and Maria fisanr
.eI- the 24th day OF Septemoet' i". 49,. ~
the undersigned Assignee. ana IN puIt
suance of the power ana autnotIuy
granted by Chapter 9St OF the Pubic
Laws of Rhode Island, TO Asslgnees
the undersigned Assignee, Alfeo Luz
cianelli will sell at public auction on
tho nrennises at II o'clock. noon, on th'
sth dav of November, 1907. the follow
me dascribed real estate. being th'
real estate conveyed TO me by said AS
TSat certain lot of land with all th'
buildings and improvements thereon. sit
uated on the southwelteriy corner Oh ny
wells Avenue and Merrill Street In saif
providence. bounded northerly on salS
Avenue whereon IL measures hfty tH
Co. and holding that width extendi
so,theriy therefrom ninety-five G5) feet
and is the northerly ninety-nve rect ls
ahn denth OF lot numbered thirty-six (36
81 the Mat of the One Hundred and Sil
a,s 90 called recorded in said Provh
denca In Deed Book 30 at Pages 339 ant
alo and on Plat Card
Reins a portion N the same estate de
vised 70 said Helen +. Bowen In and b!
the last will and testamentof her father
Joseph B. Harris.
said property will be sold subject TO al
mortgages, liens, attachments, Judgments
etc which may be preferred claims ovei
The rights OF unsecured creditors. Ii
other words the equity OF the said As
signors will be sold to the highest bid
der. c,.
Assignee OF Raffaele and Maria Plsani
oA-n4
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30
Ex-QUEEA LOUISE
GIVES DAUGHTER
TO SAXON KING

Berlin, Oct. 30 The Tageblatt prints "a
dispatch from Florence, Italy, saying that
Signora Toselh, the ex-Crown Princess or
Saxony, having agreed To surrender her
daughter, Anne Monica Pia, 10 the King
OF Saxony, a lawyer started with the
little princess for the Tyrol, where the
child will he given over To representa-
tive of King Frederick.
Louise. Countess OF Montignose. who
would be Queen OF Saxony today were II
not for her escapade I'm eloping with Prof
Giron In 1904 few months before Monica
was born, was married I'm London last
month 10 Enrico Toselli a young Italian
pianist.
The couple are now living In the
countess villa at Fiesole. near Florence,
Italy. All German-speaking strangers who
have been near the place have been sus-
pected OF acting as detectives sent TO
carry of the little princess.
Al the time OF the wedding OF Enrico
Toselh and the countess she described
herself I'm the official registry as 1.-THE
divorced wife OF Frederick August. Crown
Prince OF Saxony. now King OF Saxony;
daughter of Archduke Ferdinand OF Aus
tria and Grand Duke OF Tuscany"
When the countess was married 10 Fred
eTfck Augustus at Vienna in 1891 she was
called the prettiest and most intelligent
princess OF Europe. Immediately upon en-
tering into the court life OF Dresden she
declared war against the proprietes
Mondays dispatches announced that the
Grand Duke OF Tuscany was dying. his
last moment embittered by the conduct
of his daughter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30
BANK CLERKS
ACCUSE MORSE
OF H|GH FINANCING

New York, Oct 30.--It was learned yes
terday that several employees OF the Ma
tional Bank OF North America had been
before the clearing house committee and
told a story concerning the methods of
Charles w. Morse in connection with the
banks stock and actions concerning them-
selves which amazed the committee, and
which has caused u TO institute inquiries
of a far-reaching character
II Is declared that Mr.. Morse some time
ago asked these employees. which include
some OF the high officers OF the bank
10 buy 100 shares OF the stock OF the bank
at $500 a share, promising each that as he
would be able TO part with the stock later
at $500 per share a handsome profit would
accrue To them.
lie took the Lotes Of several OF these
employees for $4,000 each and afterward'
# is alleged ioated these notes at an
other bank, pledging them with his own
notes for cash.
The employees told the clearing house
committee that they were mulcted In an
amount which some OF them could not
pay when the notes matured. and with
tears I'm their eyes. asked advice OF the
committee.
Charles w Morse has taken title from
the Chelsea Realty company 10 the house
In which he lives at 7S Firth avenue,
south OF FHfty-seventh street.
The Chelsea Realty company has acted
as agent for Mr.. Morse In his realty pur-
chases He mortgaged the estate, ac-
cording TO papers filed with the deed OF
transfer. 90 John Il. Berwind for %5Om
for one year al per cent There is a
prior mortgage OF $4,000 on the property.
Mr. Morse also owns 40, 722 and I26
Fifth avenue, all OF which stands In the
name OF the Chelsea Realty company.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30
COMsTOCK TOLD
HOW C0L0N|zERs
WERE FO|LEO


ing institutions TO stay the tide of mis-
trust which, am glad TO say. l believe
was mistakenly arising? Was II to George
Peabody wetlnore? No! But IL was to
Robert H. I. Goddard and Rathbone Gard
ner, and stephen o. Metcalf. and Richard
Il. comstock. and other men who are lead
ers among those whom Senator AldrieA
held up to the youth of our state as men
whose methods and purposes were suffi-
Gent TO turn our young men to the Re
publican machine
'sWhen the Democratic party cleans
house Il doesn't put the men II wants 10
get rid of on its state central committee
''The danger OF bossism exists In every
party. but the remedy for II is not
platform OF platitudes. but cold turning
down OF the bosses.
Let any man OF sense read lhe
speeches OF George Peabody Wetmore ana
then compare them with r. III. l. God
dard's and ask which man better repre-
sents the best thought OF Rhode Island
let any man read Lieutenant Governor
Jackson's pleasant little essays on his In
tentions and his freedom from control
and then read. the clear, strong denun-
citation OF conditions and the promises or
continuance In hghtins them' OF poNSinV'
Higgins, then let him choose between the
two!
.arhe new reformers In the Republican
party say they are only anxious for the
welfare OF the state II that is so, when
they found that majority OF the people
OF the state desired the election OF H. II,
/. Goddard as senator. and reform IN
the constitution OF the state why dld
they not Join with the Democratic ana
Lincoln parties In nominating that mem-
ber of their own party against whose
character not one word has been ut'erou'
,nstead OF placing I'm nomination a man
whom only 20 per cent OF the people voted
for I'm the last election? Why could they
not have said at once. We Will now Join
in bringing about revision of the consti-
tuition OF the state. TO bring this state into
harmony with the other states OF the
Union"