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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

Ser 800" fom t. - Sr. Ilt
bert Smcns, Der 8elhuItsIilbrcr bcS
300" hdlt lid) sur 3eit III @oltl-
more ollf, I'M arrangements fir bic
Grofinuno bes 800" luelhe bent
nGhit itottiinoet, 81 t%rcifen.
Sr. Mats oeebrt. @Gb.
reno Der Gorncpol e Eoro0e ilber-
rcihtc Sr. Eo1tl Soffmolln, Wtolbcr',
nobc @ilnlorItrnBc, an Sutton Inc.
Srn. @i,ibrpb 80. @otts ponl Grcflle
tip Gomitc Der Ncin,fcbr . @cicll-
lhoit elm in Gin Stiid Sis cinociros
rclleS Bouquet Hoicn nlh Nclfcn.
irhmcib bea 80 d 10 obcn'
Damon Gcrcina. >" - NuI Die
pom rSflpoben Gonlcn , Ncrcln
BON Baltimore" pcronltnltctc, Nor
ac1 1T Der Snbor = Spccltm Nallc,
Nr. 1911 mo 1913, Nlt Baltimore
Strobc, itn~ttllllocnoc n@roBc lhlua.
biidc airflpeib" modtcn mir bier.
nit nod onlli bclonbcrS hllhucilclr.
Die Iontcn ult5 Dem gcmiltblidcn
Sdrnobcnlonoc pcritcbcn Ieitc SIT
fcicruL uno nod llic bot cS Scenario
bcreltt, bcrcn Gcronltaltnll9cn be.
lndt 5ll bobell. NnBcrocm blctct
it'd morgen @clegcnbclt, Die bcrilbln.
tc apffullit Der Shluobcn Srolicn
fenncrl 5il lcrnclt, ocni c@ miro Gin
Glltcs Sonpcr leruirt >pcrbcn. Steirs
ipnlo'a Srd)elter miro icinc irobli.
den Meiicn crtlingcn lolicn. User DO.
her cinigc uCraniiNtc Strnbcn III
fibelcr @ciclllddit pcrlcbcn mia Der
Made iid) oli unb bcllld)e morGcn
Nbeno bic &obor 2pccum a., SoQc,
fflmionlcbr, dis Der Gintrittsprei3 10
olBcrprocntlid) biniq 90 Gents cins
ldlieblid) Soupcr) 0cboltcn lit.
Scd) Ncgcr munocrm ms
IS fGngnlb j.. - Ter Ne9er Wil.
liam Sarris mllroc geitcrn I'M nlitt.
lcren StationSbuule POM Fpli5eiridl,
ter @ramnan 5lt elmer @clbItroic puu
$50 uno Soften uerurtbcilt, mdbreno
leine HoIIegenoilen >Scffcr'on Iiroit
mo ,Sames MattbelpS 5lt ie $50, llno
Die Negerinnen Nngelina Smitb un0
Woggic uno 2ouiiu Sobn'on 81 ie
$40 Straie uno Soften peroonnert
nitrOen. Sic batter lid) in ser Irei'
tag Nad)t nmaebiibrtid) bctroacn. I'll
tic Die Stroic nid)t 5o6lcn fonltcn,
manoerten lie ms 8ci0n9niB.
Cine GoIliiion. - Pm oer.
ielbeu SteQe, oil neld)er am Con.
nerltogHohmittog Die 5sio6rige Wors
garetbe Sirielmonn al Ser gdc Der
@ap. mo GagerItr. BON einem Gnto.
mobil iiberiabren mlroc. colioirter
ocItern WorNcn mieocrnm Elm @ng.
gon Ser @apitroBrn. Clinic, Gin leid)teS
,Slibrlperf ulo cin %,Snrnnpa1cn. Ger
3uiammenitob mnr bcitiG; Die SnioI.
fen bes leidten Tlthrnerfs mllroen
ollf sic StroBc 9cld)lcltocrt mo oa@
Vuggu in Stilte 5crmalmt. 8crr 5,
=. clipper, Elm %,<niaiic oieIcs 6l,br'
merfs, crlitt QcidhrIid)c GcrIctlmgcn.
iroen CT circn anodlcl peritalidlic
u,,o Cuctidrir9en mo Sd1nlttmun.
oen erlitt. Ger 2dnopagen iullroe
olli's 3rcttoir QcIdlcltoert. 8lildlls
d)crlueile gingen DicFieroe llld)t ollrd)
Der Ienoer hea M1qqona mtrNc Gin
JeStldi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
WrunocQ= SGule fir Waodem,

sfopitsGde ct. Eanl. nnb Wipnumcnt.s traRe.
SRI. Gliiabctb CARROT, Y. ", SherIebreriu.
uiro 5unncritag. 26. sept, %er6iinet.
Srimir., aIGqenletre llno GoQeos8orbereis
tunessaurfe. gltbletii6er uno 4ur1ls uttcrri6.
iino Sbeile auer Gur'e. ellie 2ebreriuuen 'inh
Sraouirte bonn Gpueg ober Der 9inrnalibulc.
@e6nrcne gciifhc ODER SranSofen lcbren biefe
SG6cr. Sic Irir5ipGlin miro bon unh nGb
Muntag. ben 10. September. tdaiih I'M $50
Born. bis 1880 gtadm. IN Der S6ule iein.
(Septt7 Mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

Musrebe. - Wutter: vg9ie oft
hobe ih Dir id)pn gciogt, Morie,
ho6 Gil bic Ninbc pom 9rob miiciier
ioGIt, Sett bolt On tic lpieber tic
GER loiIen! Gs miro nod cine Belt
tonimer, III Der Oh bic 9iinben aert
eiien tpirit," - 9os sebnj1brigeWo-
riedcn: ga, Shutter. ocSboTh hchc
III nil lic ia aid ulc au'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
St. So0n's GoGeae.

Mnnapulis. mo. 3epartemeni Der aiinfte uno
Miiienf1aften Der llniuerTtdt ppn WiarHlanb.
Gtablirt 1896. alafiiide lilb i~uiiienthatt'
litbe Golea:alrte NIB Sendbrliile BON Slplo.
Sls ODER Wibi3ir itlioiren lpoaen. Mili:dri'
tdeS Separtenlent inter Gettlna bon @rrnces
Stft3teren; anbereem 9orbereitines.Stule tut
here College. Senefter beeinnt am 10. Sep
%tertner. mait iuenoe it6 nt
JSnii19-) 9hcmas SET, 6. 6. 5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

*** Ter .Cdntcu 9raiia 8ercin"
61lt Montag. ocn 81. Sftobcr. III
Gloaactt'5 Ndllc. pr. GIL Noro.ffrc.
mont apcmlr, elm aroBes Nltiterns
Sollper ab, iiir weltea ein idbiaes
ARRANGEMENTS Gomite Die umiid)tig.
item Gorbereitutgen 9etroiien bat.
Nfio, Snfcl 1ul0 SoutcL fortmt Nile,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
Nnftipns Tn5eiacn.
Charles J. gaienrr,
9tr. dts, SltsSermons Sirabe.
Samcs VI. Icunn.
9fr. 2l5, ct. YauhStraBc.
Git 5raHf,
EQUITABLE YutIoinq,
GoIicitprrfl.

NOlttQDle VutlOl1Q,
Solicttoren.
Observation-Disclosures : &eriaui hes ipertbpouen
&a6i.G tGentbnnls, nit chem eof3iigltce scbau'
reHbauie, pc!tbes aupen6ltuIt1 Don Der Gpiri.
MISUNDERSTANDING ser eouts ecder Com.
panp beltiet piro, on Der Silopcit9de Der ers
t gtaSt salt HisSt, b ee@ D''"'"'S''"Ss " ''
Rraft etie5 Yeiebl3 ocs 9rcisacritts Nr. 2
Der etabt Baltimore iuerpen Ole inter3eitnetcn
&erpa!ter ii! oifentli0er sltition uui Dem Slate
1907, I'M 3 llbr 9u0mlllags, ba5 inn foaeuoen
beitriebelle. IN Der Staot Baltimore ~belegcte
8estrtcn6 on Der Gdc, ecbiIbct pon bet
areu3uHg Der Silofeite oer GCrmunsS Grave uno
Der ~gSeftfeite BET 2tgbt=Strabe, ipie ite ieet lit
ODER mie ite bon Der 8runoE S~iitrilt. Gominiifon
ieft8uifeuei lit - eilte tarie, melhe Sic qirieii
oiefer refp. Siraben 5eiate. Lao am s. SUM 1904
ber eennnnten Gontmifiipn i'm @erid)tseebdube
sur einiidbt aul - ulio bon ba fii6mlrts lib
6in3iebcno an ocr sSciicifc ser Giebt. sirabe
2t,66 SUB 81 Der SiiosNlaucr oeS lSaurenbails
les. lpeibes BORDER aui benz btermit bei9ricbss
Siioieiie Der eeia9ten Mfauer eniIana iino lpsi'
iinore.Girabe 1iG Siib, me nleb T"' ODER To-" 1ueniser,
~ ei1lell IbeiI eirer SSlnc'glaeb ecnanllten
bon BORT nbroIi6 an beta9tcr SlueO -2t,66 SUB,
rtehr ober reii9er, entlan9 81 oer Sitolelie Der
nitlicber Rittun9 an Der Siipfeite Der 0crmlns
Strube entlalto 11G SUB. mehr obcr iuclligcr,
bis sum stnfat0sYunite.
2tC 0iiuuUHlIIB pGl AuIlC HlIp OCT SIllltII
Der refp. Strnberl IN her poritebenhcn Neidrci=
bula fol- uibt nerftuuben pber aItdeupIltmcIl
merSeu ais cine Seoiiaiion b%erfeIbe Il" Si Silent.
2pede Der &cf1reibung geibebefi.
IS lit Elm 3beil oeS Gi9eittbuntS, has bee
ihrlcben lit in elmer uebertr1gunas z~llrfnnoe bon
Sobn y. $. ScD II, " 2ruitecS iiir MiatD
@Ii8abetb Senfils etc, batirt ben ~. 3aQ ncs
Sunni 1883 uro eingetrageil in ben Meforn3 Der
Stuot Baltimore in 9tber Z. Y. 9to. 1900 Solo
I etc. ullh litfaBt ben gar5en Neit oes befngs
ten 2anoes, oas nibt bonn Wiapor luo SiaGts
rat6 Der Stnbt Baltimore in Die Grtpeiicrung
Der berherlaititien GerlrGns uno Gigbts StruGcn
cinaefd,IpiIen In.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
Glaiie fiir Scr cngliidcn Sprad)c nidyi
mIdttac MGnncr.

Sul Central. 8ebiuhe bcS ,Gbriitlidcn Ser
Gins iunger lidnrer" an Stpei Slbcloeu IN icoer
g@o1e. Qebinaunacu: fiebet Dollars fit icds
Wtonate. gtloere aIafien iiir Sdlloer II. 6eus
ftersO,alerei. (Sft9, tWd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

nnb Tid ben Bepeeuneen bes 85rp.rs unpabt,
obne au reiben ODER S6ner5er 5i neruriaten,
uro foftet peuiaer ais oieIe getuotnItfe grits
bdrber. aeine Sprungteoeru. ODER harte. illnts
piae 9oIfter unb bod bdIt fie oeu Bruf fiber
iino felt obne S6meraen ODER uggrrebmIt6feiten
i'll berurfadbei. Sd babe ben RreiS 10 nieort9
aefebt. baB Seoermann, reid ooee arm, fie fais
fen fdnn. urb id aarattire fe abipIut.
Sh made tie auf Cure getenuua - id,tde
lie Gud-Shr tract tie. nno ipenn file Gnd,
uidit sufriebeuitent, ihtdt ie anrid, unb To
fft6e Gnd, Guer 8elo mtebtr Surid.
9ies lit Die aufridtiaitc Offerte. bic lie bon
eiuem grudsS pe8idlifteu deuldht tuuroe, Die
ganien ooer iraenoipeIte anaeiebene giiraer
bier in msoribaH peroen glit fnaen. bah Id auf
Siefe tgBeiie meiue 8efhGfte betreibe-tHmer
abfoIut reeI.
Wenn Shr aues m5gIife berfutt babt, faulmt
su mir. gBo Inoere febIitIaseIl, er8teIe Id
insineu srbbten. GrloIg. ,Strei6t bente uno td
tdide eut mein 8ut iiber grud unb oefien
SeiIuue, meIdes meme Sorrittung .5eigt unb
ben 8reis uuo Nauten bon 9euten, Die fie bers
fud)ten uub aebeilt %tuurben, aneibt. Sic geipdbrt
tofort 2ineerine, tpenn aaes anoere febltdLdat.
9eahtet, i'd babe feline Snlber. fein 8effirr,
ieine eiiqen. gsur Elm RELIES Sefhdft 81 mdbi'
GEM 9reife.
6. G. sruuts. 542e gruoss gfSs, Marjhaa, mia.
-Ftl -, =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

**F Ser @cinltaperein yMeIooie"
berauitoltft Tteuiiaa. be1t -. Gfto-
ber. III 1hlret'$ Safe. Nr. 932
Nor0-0 ronomap, cine bnmoriItiihe
MISUNDERSTANDING nit 9au, Gin
ocnnRrcid)cr Abenb Itcht alien Sheil.
uebWctr IN MI 1li1i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
Curiiten=Shu

Baltimore lluipcritdt.
gbenb.IorIeiungen. HaGites Genefter be,
ainnt am 1. Gfipber. Sir aatnIoae ipeube muu
ii6 an Guaeue S'5unne, Sefretdr, Nr. $40,
RurosGbarles' atrafe, Baltimore, Wb.
tsuG1 ,21ttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
gu nerfauien pSer SIT uermietben.

gu pcrtauicn oher su permictheu:
Cine 8robidnteoesgSerlIiittc ipiro p~crTauft
ODER beriuietbet 81 iHibt9sm RreiS. @elegeupelt
fit ctnen iuneen Wianrt. Wian a~breiftre y.
49," sTcutider Correspondent" (293-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
Sdnl.Nnscigcn
Brrlib-9hmle.

800 Swciaihulcu in alien Sbeilcu Der @clt.
SranSbtihl, Scntihl, sDaniidl, Gnsltidls Sta.
lieuiidl etc. bon W~bt0mmltngen Der betr. Ndtion
ihnel gelcbrt nah ben neleftcn QcbrmctDooel.
VI alatiel lno Tripat. Nm Sa1 itllb am
Ibcnb. lebcrfetltrgen. Nr. II, @eit.prantlii.,
nabc Charles Strafe. (Cft,tMfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

*"* Ia3 .Bermnnio. GoncIuuc Nr.
POP, pom u&erbeiIertcn Sr0en Der
Scptolppben". rcrnnltaltct an Sonn.
tag, Den u. Gftober, I'M TarlepsFdrt
elm Mathematician fiir meldleS Die uln-
iidtigitcn Arrangements getroiicg
iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
Nns ocm Snncrcn W~arHlanb's nnO
Den a%nGrcn5cnocn Stnatcn.
Gcucr in acuncoupiuc

Ncucr IN &cnnc0upillc.
MiQinm Il. Yotc's GROCER aullila-
ocn iii acnncoppiuc, No. mitr0c III
Der Nad)t pom 1onlcritug oli fSrci-
tag tbcllmcilc Ollrt Seucr 5crltort. Is
miro ongcnontnlcrL OdB cine bon Der
Gcfe b0naenoc Campo ocn @ruuo per-
llrlndltc. Ter Sd)oocn 6Ctr10t ur,Qe,
iGbr $1,000.
sat qcnltN.
Grot 2ouro ~. Nr1n bon 6rcoc.
rid, DO, p~erlangt III Nuibingtolt
tbcilluciic Sdci0utN BON ibrem Che.
maine, Wurtilt s.. Grau. Sic fiibrt
al, 0nb ibr @nttc pier Gage llud) III,
rcr 0odicit mdbrcno cilrcr QanScn
Nnd)t nllagcbIicbcn lei ulo tie III
grollIamcr Weiic bchutocltc. Grolt
Srop, Qcb. 2ollrn Ninu 1arriion, cut
iloD ON 81. '2luQuit 3. !. nit ibrenl
icbigcn Gbcn1am ulta Scr Wohmtlg
ibrcr Mllttcr III @aibin9toL :. g..
tIod Src0crid, No, nm lid, Nelen 0el
@lQen Scr Muttcr nit linn 5lt pcrbcis
ratbcn.
6cucr in Gumbcrluno
Gie Eotomac Nobclntilhlc Der 500
ter'S 6QrbcreL III Cumberland, Mo.
gelcaen. mnroc Ireitnq Worgen polls
ltdnbia pom 1Seltcr }erlt0rt. IS miro
9rau0ltiitulq pCrnnltbct. Nah elmer
bulben Stunoc barter Nrbeit ser
Seuerpcbr pom Cumberland muroe
oo5 Scuer otri ieincu Serb beIdlrdrft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
gerlanst Graaeu nnb NaSdjen.
Gerlanat:

&erlmgt:
Herioncn snm llmanbern bon H0f.
Ten uno Sletor0fen. Wahsnfragen
bei'm SnperintenSenten pon Stefuart
& &c., 9o,uarb- nnb 4egington.Str
(293)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
gu OcrfaMfcn.
Giuc aute Spcfulatiun

Cine quite Spcfnlatiun.
Gin pradbtnoles Sans nit erobett Sartcl',
1851 bel 1877 SlB. 5at ~ arobe 3inliner,
euten Seller. 9entruia@ei6u1g, Naoe6itllller Y
{. 10, ionic Gerdnoe: ierner 9 Stdllc mo III
nit Ibsug5fanaI per6ulloen. Gtegt innerbGlb
Der Gtaofarer3e, 9 giod bon StraBcllbabn.
Ireis nur $4,000. 9Sirb nit iebent Sabr luertb'
boiler fit 9ar5fpede. 9tlbere5 bel 3. gaocn'
Bpup. Nr. III, Epro.GBarles' straee, Vniti'
more, Mo. (Sepi1,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
Gin 8efeaenbeitsfaui.

VIW VVIVUVNIVUsiUHT
8lte Snrm it1o 9ampflniible. 3ipei Wieileli
bon Der 9eIairsStoao. Ga. 81 gder 9utes 2nno
nit allen n6tbiqer Gebdltbe1, fir mlr $4,000.
Wtut itieI p~erfauft iperoen. gdleres bel ..
Gabenboup, Hr. III, o'Gbarlce.strate. Bat
%tinirre, Mo. (Sept15,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

9entthrs Mrbeits.W afmeiiu .ynreau.
unter Der Mufiidt Der r9eutihen @efeuj6dft.A
- 9ieienieen, bic oeutt6e Sanolperfer. Irbetter
len f6 pcrf5nIib pber in franfirtcn srieien al
ben Maefter Der @efeufb1ft, Subann .. Mener,
Siu,ner 11H, Or. 2t5-217, Gnurtfanb'e traRe,
Ren6en, ipeIder unent9eltlin s~tlisfliIlft ertbellen
piro. Sprehftuneen BON 1 bis 8 ubr.
tSan27.tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
8ertnugt:
Gerlangt int Ma9cmeiueu.
0crlauat:

&erlaugt:
ySbcct writcrs", Is bis Is Sabre
alt; miiHen quite Sdrciber iein. Nad)-
sufragcn bci'm SnperintcnOcnten uun
Stewart & &c., Sp,uaro- nno 2ering=
tun.Strahc. (293)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20
StcacnseImde.
Steneacfum:


stelcseiud:
Gin ebrli6er mo Iiichterler Wtant III lnitt'
iercll Sdhren fudt Sntss iino 8drteltnrbett III
Der Staot oper eiliem &oritdbtslSlape; ipridot
Seuiid) lno Gneliid. giad6ufrugen bel u. 3.
u. Rr. 2001, Wcit.ea iaHettc. auenuc.
(293-J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-20

Hnoere qliitlih III modem, lit Ieid,.
III, als ltal fclt''.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

l.. II. Maxim Of i;"Wh"inham Is CX-
hibitiuC L. n"vnn& and three brown
Swiss. They are fine looking animals.
Samuel Nelson of HuWduinham has
nine Sussex.
q. q. Gilman Of Scion exhibits 2
rnc lot of stock. Particular admira-
tion i attracted 10y Il young Devon
hull four months old. There ar" Y
Dryons in all in Mr. Gilnan's exhibit,
sixteen head Of Gu"rnS"y@ ar" shown
Inv O. y. Rose % Green ana th"r" IS
MT one of the animals but looks Like
!, nrfZc winner. J. +. 'Bukcr % Bow
doin Center is also a leading exhibitor
of tbc Guernsey breed. a bull min"
r,nnts o!d is receiving much favor
AHA comment as q promising specimen
of st pCk
r ". Lord Of Wells exhibits seven
,o,vs ana a bull of tho Guernsey breed
Tho ball. Bcltcd Knight, is five years
old.
Thomas a. Rurlcigh IF Nassalboro
has II hnad Of IIcrcfordS that do
,,root credit to the owner. The Cros-
4, Mercantile co. Of North Fairfield
bae fine exhibits in several depart
mcnts. Sixteen Jerseys and six Hdl-
stcins cGmprisc their showing in the
CATTLE department. The Jersey herd
(Continilcd on Page Flvc)
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HORSES.

Among the horses which m" I" y"
seen by the visitor Ia til" fair
grounds are the choicest specimens Of
the skill Of Maine breeders. Here are
II be found the Nelson ana Wilkes
lines with their proud bearing. fault
less gait and easy action. Other
strains Of royal bloodcd sir"S thcr"
are. and lovers Of fine horses Will not
be in the least disappointed
oncof the horses on exhibition is
Derby Prince. sired by Lakeland Clay.
Tho Crosby Mercantile CO. shows a
orcot string of horses. \ NAV" and
fn4t IS shown by Winnie :. Reynolds
of Oakland.
Tho Pcrchcron stallion Stahi"y,
Owned BY ID. ?. Hallctt Of Oakland is
shown. Mares with their colts sired
Nv him arc shown by George w. Man
tcr Of Oakland. Arthur Smiley of Au-
nrsta ana clinton II. Goodhuc Of Oak
land. Mr.. Hallctt also shows a 4-ycar-
old marc.
T II Fuller Of ShaWmut. ). H.
Wcbher of North NasSaiboro ana +.
+. Withcc of Skowhegan nave Sood
specimens on exhibition.
Augusta has sent some good horses
to the fair. The Augusta li'ISe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
OUTCLASSEO THROUGHOUT FIGHT
Lacked Goodness and Fought Against
Seconds Advice=Absolutely Helpless In
Fight and Decision Given to Champion.

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d,,..,,,,, ,'..',,1.,,t =
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my AFFINITY"
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Has Another Story.
Tells Of First Meeting With
Miss Julia Kuttner.
A Sunday Sermon Indirectly or
Directly for Earle.

New York, Sept. 9-Fcrdinand Pin
n"y Earle, the artist who sent his
wife away to Franc. and who plans e
marry another woman, has made an
other statement for publication in his
efforts to explain his peculiar action
to the world. The statement deals
with his meeting with Miss .Juli;!
kuttu,r. whom he has described rs his
"atiinity"
Mr. Earle Says settlement work ii
New York first brought them tngcth-
ocean IN the same steamer. II was III
thcs" and other chance meetings that
their romance grew.
The artist ais. showed a letter,
written by his wifi" 4" Il common
friend, to prove her compliance with
their chang" in relations. 1t shows hrr
rot only Willing iut anxious for srpa :
ration.
rev. Or. Wilson \. I.;scnhart. in the
Mcnrrr. n. ". Presbyterian church,
preach, on tho text Whatsoever Il
man s,wcth, that shall he also reap
While not rcfcrl ng To Earle. whose
summer home is 1T Monroe, his re-
marks were taken as a strong con-
,j"mnatinn of the artist. In an inter-
yirW with rr;.urtcr, Dr f,iscnhart
said that he had not prepared his ser
mon with EARL in View, but ne re-
frrrcd to tho Nipltmc" H;;ainSt Earle a.
IN Indication Of I'll" happy condition
of the public conscience.
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To Settle Tele=
grapher's Strike,

sNashington. Sept. ?.-Prosid"nt
FGompers Of the American Fedora ton
/ WsLabor left here today for New
h FORK to confer with President Small
q the TelegraphcrS' Union concerning
sWopOsition to settle tho strike. Oil
Gals Of the photographers Union here
Today sent to President Small the fol-
loving telegram:
Samuel GomperS requests you to
! meet him at Pennsylvania station. 20
street. New York. at $50 this even
mg and To bring Organizer Herman
Robinson with you.
NJ. GomrcrS will have PROPOSE
u"n t" make 10 You and we urge that
You give il most serious consideration
ana If possible bring the strike to an
honorable tcrmination."
The nature of the proposition which
iresli'nt Gonpcrs has to make Is
not known.
Dr. Charles 7. Ncill. commissioner
q labor Will leave tonight for New
i'TK He expects t" go to oyster Bay
"morrow morning on some business
WIZ President Roosevelt, the nature
Which is not disclosed. except that
:" mas nothing to do with the strike OF
t"legrapherS
. u is believed that on his return to
-,'" York from oyster Bay Commits
srner Noill may have Il conference
VIII IN" officials Of the tClcGraphcrS.
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breeders Associations red Icttcrc1
card aprcnrS over the stalls Of tvo
magnificent stations. Many al w
,!an'ati"n of delight and admiration
Wa heard at tho sight of Dragon.
the rrrnch imported coach stallion.
and III. imported Pcrchrrun stallion.
\I|crirn. :. IilaiStlcll of the CAPITAL
city has Il Wilkes mare ana ". IL.
Jewell Of Fairfield Il Luchinvar stall
lion ana Il Wilkes fllv. y. H. Rice IF
Hillside farm, WatrrvilIr. has the
stHlljrh5 Echo. Porto Rico ANA r.
Echo.
I'm stall No. ). on the southern side
Of the grounds. surrounded ~ tho
best bGrd horses "f Sunnysidc farm,
stands the old horse" Nelson. 2.o9,
watching tho activities Of tn" horse
men ana tho cnmnGs ana GoingS Of
the contestants IN til" races with all
the interest Of Il veteran "f the track.
The ON horse nriclS up his cars I'll
each nov turn of the days events. ana
to "vory appearance has al his old
time merry" ana fire. Tho adjoining; stall
is occupied ~ Col. Dcl Mar Will"
moving toward the Grandstaud one
gHzcS into tie stalls Of G. Horace
Wilkes ana wilkes.
ii, n there is Stirling. owned by A.
L. Sawyer of WatcrviIl, He was Il
blue ribbon winner ut III" '1ir Of
1906. AMI seven of his colts shown at
the same fair, were blue ribbon Will
ncr+. ~ mas many admirers.
And those are but small part Of
the horses t" be seen At the fair.
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Saratoga. y. Y. Sept 9.-On III"
eve Of the fist annual cncampmrnt of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, Sar-
atoga tonight is crowded With VI Ter
ans Of the war Of 1861. Thousands have
arrived during ~" day ~ special
train with tn" result that NOR" WISH
tors tonight ere in Saratoga than on
any other Gate in its recent history
The hotels. boarding houses and pri-
vate residences are being rapidly
filed and free quarters have been
provided for 1000 in the school
houses
In pre-clcrtiun gossip there was i
rumur among the early arrivals that
an attempt would b" made At the en-
Campmant to endorse President
Roosevelt for q third term. Commando
er Brown tonight declared the runor
utterly grpundlcSS.
Four cities want the next cncamp-
nent provided the selection Of Wash
ington. D. G.. is not made permanent.
These are Omaha. salt Lake City, De-
trOt and Atlantic City. It is proha-
BE that a Western city will be
chosen
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Arriving by the Thousands
al Saratoga, n. Y.
$4,000 Visitors In City, $4,000
Of Them Veterans.
p,,,de Wednesday and Business
Sessions on Thursday.

Saratoga. n. ", Sept. 9.-The arriva
e hundreds of G.. A. r. veterans hero
,odav for the 41st annual cncampinent
] Al the organization, points to great
y c+ovd here. BY night 10000 strangers
will be here, of whom 1900 will be vet
srans
Commander in-Chief Brown will
make his first official appearance this
afternoon at a dinner rendered by the
newspaper men of the village of Sara
tega.
General Brown will speak.
Governor Hughes will arrive tomor-
row afternoon and welcome the vet :
erans for the state at the big camp
fire in Convention hall. The parade
will take place on Wednesday after
noon. The business sessions of the en-
campment will begin on Thursday.
The preliminary contest for election
Of officers on Friday is spirited. With
Charles c. Burton of Nevada. Mo-.
slightly in the lead FOR commandment
chief.