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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Srnnfindlt amacblid) omrd Snaoc.
itiun fnrirt.

. il o II, Z. SUM. - &n Scr Gnlas
mel Stride, no iiir Die NciImctboOc
ourd) SllGgeition FropoNonoo &c.
mnd)t miro, erfl0rtc Hco. Or. Comb,
70 Ero5cnt Der Sale bon N~lfoboli@.
mus leicn hurd) bicic Wctbooc bell.
bar, lln0 citirtc ncbrcrc S0lle, inter
linen 0%cnicnigcn cincs 5S.i0brigcl
Wtnnnea, mcldDcr 80 Sabre 6cnl iibcrz
moBlgcn Nlfobol9cnlb crgcbCn gene.
len. Ginigc Monotc, bcpor CT in Die
Gmanllcltirdc fam trunf cr tGglid)
nlebr oils Elm Glturt @bi3fcp. Ser.
lhicoene o&urcn", Die er in &cilon.
Itnlten olrdgcmudt, blicbcn obnc Gr.
iolg.
Scbt bat Scr Mom id)on od)t NO
nate lang nidtS St0rrcrcS ais Moi.
ier g%ctulnten. 0ieS brin0t CT ollQcb.
lid hoburh Icrtig, Dob or in iid) niNt
Den @coontcn uuitommen lobt, 81
tru9c Gcrlongcn nod NItobpl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Mnf Nblucacm.
u / d) III y II ., 30, I.

u d. monb, go, I. SUM-. =
DNcu." &o&. Z. @orgrape. mcld)cr
bon Der Gpi@copolfirhc ieincS NnltcS
els Sccliorgcr cntfleioct lul,roc, be.
tonntc lid Ocs Mibbrolths Der Enit
III bctrilgcrildcn 3lucden idulbig
mo lpllrbe 81 odlt Monatcn @cfGn0
nib, iplpic 500 @elbbuBc p%crllrtbcilt.
Slllf 0cm Nc0c nad) DEM @cfGngniG
bcgc1nctc CT Dem @ild)of Gbnunccp
Wrclpitcr BON 0ortioro, Conn, bciicn
Nnn1clt CT 81 lcinen Sctriigereicn be.
llllbt bate mo ser ibm iootc, ooB
CT Elm Sd,unbilef fiir Die STRIDE ulo
Gic mlcnidlifc 0eicllidoit iei.
Snrgrnoc ipllroe bon benz critcu
Niid)oi Nottcr int Stootc 9tem. port
oroinirt ullo mar cine Belt lang Ncs
rnttcur elmer }citung, wclde Dem
Hidltcr Milton .. Barter qebortc. Gr
beiinoct it'd icbt nod in 9onopo.
Gpuntp ipcgcil itngelcblidcn Spiri,
tlloicnperfouis inter Nnfloge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08

ncm cigcrlcu @ouptql1ortier ongeG0y
rem untlportctc CT p%ergniigt; 9, On-
Don mciB ih nid)tS. Yodt Sud, &br
Spottcr!"
N%nb0ngcr Goit's crfIGrtcn nod
@intrciicn Der Nod)rid)t aus Gbico1o,
oob MN Oas Spiel gCpouncn lei,
mas man Oobin ntffoBte, OoB nlorl
Dor fcincm M'ittcl 5urildidrcdcn miro;
Die Domination Cats. 81 iihcrn.
Wion eripdrtct ouBcrocnt nit DC
ltinn1tbcit, bob &itdcof, Stotter unO
EbeIp9 olli Dem Gpnpent WitQlicocr
nca Gon1itc'a iiir 9eglotbi9lnga.
pupicrc lCin mcrocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
I%ergcmaltiot unb criuHrat.

Mount Blcoiout. ga, 7.
Suni. - Anno 2lldin&ti, bic ncllIl.
IGbri9c Sodtcr cincS pollliihen 8rl.
tcnnrbcitcra, mur0c bclltc rnbe Ston-
6oro, 90, no ibrc Gltcrn mobucn,
MS ScIfc III cincnn 6robtmng9on &c.
iunocn. Sic mar alien Anid)ciac
nad) pergeuoItigt rulo erlpiirgt NOR.
Den. GboS. @iaiomS, cin iun0er Nc-
ger, wcIdcr Oic 2cide cntOcdte, miro
bis mli @citcres in @nit 0eboltcn.
Man pcrmntbct, 0ob cr nlcbr iibcr
bos TcrbrGdcn lpeiB, ais cr bis iett
mitgctbcilt hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Gyurtictnna BON Der 1. Scitc.)

ten, aabel in ibrcn 8crpGiicrn Dol
@cidGoiqltnQ Ourh (iciicc Slider 81
idiibcit. 8roBbritunniCn'a SGumCI
in icitncm @orNcbcn lit oltgcnihciuIid
ooourd) pcronIobt oob mchrcrc amt.
lid)c Rciiorta in Scr Sodc mitiprc.
den.
6Iiidtiqc &umcIcnotcbc
ouf 0cm Hiidmcg.
&puboM Z. &luni. 49, %iclltcllont
l4iuium @rolun upn ser Aiclp Oortcr
YpIi5ci i0brt morQcn nllf Dem Qon1-
pier o3ccIono" nodl 9}cu' Oort 81.
rid. Gr tronaportirt CLAUDE :. &cri.
tier mo @iuiom gSilion nod NCu-
2JorF 5llriid, Die tiir5lid) in england
inter ser NcihllIoiQlng pcrbuitct
luurocL SfmultiuhCn I'M Mcrtbe
pou $1,000 I'M Nt0r5 ans Dem 9icp-
Dortcr @ollic bon 6rou GoutO y.
Morgan gcitobIcu 81 bobcn.
&iclltcnont Broom bringt nld icd)S
in @rijHcl gctouitc Eolijcibmoc iilr
oic 3pctc ser Ncu Dorfcr EoIijcl
nit.
ST. hmoiic in Sponicm
@iIboo, I. &lmi. - Gin Aus
trctcn 0ca Ncrpion. Tlliic3 bot Die
Sdiiiobrt inn biciigcn @oicn idluct
gcih0oigt. Gic Compiler ollroI" uro
,Nntonio" lpur6cn bclItc Don ibrcn
gnfcrpIGtcn lo2gcriiicn mno gcGcli
5ruci onOcrc Sd)iiic NcDoricl. NQe
bier Shiiic murOcn o1ri Den StronD
Geicet. Niclc flcincrc 6~obr5cltgc iill0
in Die Sec binolaactricbcn luorocn.
%crluitc al WtcnidCnlcbcn limo bis
Jest nod nid)t gcnlcl0ct.
Scirot6 @oulo. S0gon
pcr50gcrt.
ForiS, Z. Nuni. - Nic 6rol
Nnnu @oulo'a 9(mdlte crfI0rcn, bas
ben pcrihicOcnc Nngclcgcnbcitcn bic
&c%rbciratbun8 ibrer alicntin NIT
Dem Erin5cu Nclic DC Sogor per
560crt, bod ioQ bic Gercnlonic inner.
bolb ser n0d)lten bier 8ohcll itutt
iin0en. Ob 6rou @oulo's 0rllocr
George Der Sod5cit b%cimobncn miro,
lit icbr frogIidl ga lcinc 8~cgcnnor:
III Amcrifa 9eidGitlih n0tbig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Giifiid)tslOic Nutofnbrcr.
Gctcttioa iobnocn ollf ooS 9lllto, Dua
9lugllit Sortmun t00tctc.


Nem Dorf, I. &uni. - Gle
GctcttipS Der Hepieruodc an Oates
Npcnrlc, loluic Cinige GetcftiuS oC2
Eoli5ci-@ ultptQrlorticrS iino ollf eli.
rigltcr Suhc nod) DEM Gigentbiimcr
poer Den SnioIIcn OeS groBen rotbcn
Nlttomobil0, lucldcS in Der porlcbtcll
Nod)t al Der Gfc bon -Npc.
un0 Sofopettc Nucrltc 0cn ud)tjG6ri-
gen Nll1lrlt 6ortmor nleocrranltc
mo 10 ld)ucr pcrlcbtc, 0oB Der &nobe
Ncltcrn Morgcn I'M 9itlbmids Noipitat
ltorb. Sd)on lett 0crnltlner ,}cit pu.
rem 1T Der ScoforosS cftion piclc &lu,
gen lult gcluor0cn ilbcr Die Giid-
libt3ioligfcit, nit melher Ole, 5ltnlciit
pon Goncp- &alon0 fon1nlcn0cn 9lltto.
mobile }llr 9tnd)t5eit 0lrd 0ic Stfu-
BEN roIcrL lln0 ga Die SabrrnoE olis
5l'tCn III lcbtcr Belt nllf Der Nc0for0-
Npcnue, Die bouptlG6lih bon Den
Nlltontobililtcn benllbt mprOe1 mar,
ld)ort ollfpubtcn, butten oann oiC
Nlltofobrer piclfod Die 9toltron0-Nuc.
mo un0crc Der Nc0iuro.N ue. parallel
Iallicnoc Strobcn 81 ibrcn Sd)ncll.
tabrtcn bclntbt.
Nlc ctn Nlt9cn5cllgc ocS p%crbGng4
llBuollcn llnfoIlcS, 0eiicn Spfcr Der
flclnc Gortnton Dtr0c, bcridtctc, mar
NuS unbctunnte Nutomobil lidt MIR
nit oltBeror0cntli6cr 0eiduinoi1s
tcu, %ionbCrn nlld) pbnc Si0nul- 9id)s
ter 0urd) Die Noitron0sNpc. gcfubrcn,
mo Elm MnrmulQa-Sig mill Der
N~lt0cr6Ct0c, ais 0o2 Nlttnntnbil Die
Ode bon Sulupcttc Nuc. crrcidtc, audp
nld)t gcb0rt hubcn. COB Die Sniuis
len 0c3 @cidbrt5, ungcblid orcl
Mt1nncr, nidta bon Dem truurigcn
llnIullc bcnlcrft boben %lolltcn, lit
tulnl oll5ltlcbnlclt, urt0 INN 10 GRO.
Scr ut 0Cabnlb Die GntrllItlln1 od-
rilbcr, BOB tic nnbcfiinmlcrt lire tote
Tobrt fortlcbtcn unb lif hurd) Gin
I6ncllcH Ginbicgcn il Die Sort Ctr.
elmer NcrfolgunN cnt5ogcr.
Gas So0c@opicr 0ca bis ictt nod
lmbrfnnnt 0cblicbcncn Nlltontobil%
lit Der Sohn bc9 @crrn NltgltItlS
Sortmon, Oca @clibera oca 2oiopcttc.
Notcla, Ntr. 10tl, @cOforo-9lpc, @ci
rcm %crilde, nit icincr Mtltttcr uno
icincnl 7-iGbri1cn @rlocr Gorl 5ll.
ionlnlcn Die 6obritrobc an Der &c
nu1ntcn Gcfe ST iibcrid)rcitcn, mar
ser &u1Ge Gcitolpcrt, uno inn nod.
item Nigcnblidc runlltc i'm 6oS 81
bcr io%llcnbc Nlltomobil nit iolhcl
NSllht at @oOcr, oub cr nit gebrod)c.
ncm SdGhcl olli DEM Eilnltcr licgcn
blicb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08

moren 10 gcifp6r5t, bnB ma lie folt
lld)t c%rfenncn folntc.
IS mar, ais Oh bic @0Qc olrf ms
lo90cloiicn Dprhcn Warc," iogtc elmer
Der ScclUltc, mCld)cr N~,tDcn5cltgc 0c9
&orgongc2 gUucicn mar. nNQe3
idicu IN beltcr Gponm1g 5r iein, dis
pl6BIid aus Der 6cucrrng cin ipobrer
&cgcn bon bciBcr Nld)e, Sd)laden un0
licocno beiBem Gon1pf lid iibcr inns
cr4ob. Nue Nnpcienocn i"tiir5tcn SIT
@o0Cn mo fCiner bon inns nllBtc.
lpo@ Gclbcbcl, mar. User Don inns
0o5u I'M StunOc por, iud)te ihIicb-
LID nuf bic Siibc 5u fonnlcn, Dit
Gbiir mur0c 0%cofinct, ut0 iobolo
man MIR binrct6cno icbcn funntc.
lpurocn bic 6obtcn mo idyucr Scr
luunoctCn binaua gCtroQcrL"
Nnnnidoitcn mo Sfiijicrc limo
ilbcrjcu9t, OuB NcinbolO mo Meet
Die Spfcr ibrcr Filidt gClpproen lillo,
ocln lie mllr0Cn foot an crponirtclt
Stcllcn g%ciunbcn, bon mcIfcn Nn=
0cre ST C1tfomncn perlllod)t hattell,
ltn0 buttcn -oficnbnr bis 5ltn lcbtcn
%9ltbcm5u8c ollf ibrcm Soften ollS1c-
bnltcll.
N0nliral Scbrcc GllBcrtc iibcr oic
&ntoitropbc; Sic GrpIoiion lit ocn
llnidQcn bci5u5Gblcn 0cgcn mcldc c3
felncn Sd)uB 9icbt. SD bate qcrnbe
nlcil1e &nipcttton i'm Otoid)i1cnz
rnltm bccn6Ct, ais Gin ltngliidlidCr
Northumberland, batb ~pcrbriibt, nn
mir porbci nod Dem Gcf "ltiirStc.
&icutcnant Commander Hobiniou
bate in Dem iro0lihcn 9ll9cnblid be-
rCitS 0ic bel llniGQcn ii6lihen &c.
icbIe crtbeilt, mo sic @cltc ciltcn
nit bcmmbcrun9SWiiroiget Sdncl-
ligtcit olri ibrc Soften"
&obn 5. Carroll, &ci5cr 5mcitcr
&loIic, elmer Der &crlcbtclL lit IN ser
IcBtcl Nndt 5u Cos N10elc@ gcltor.
ben. 0ltrdl icincn GOO itcigt Die 3ob(
Der Npicr ollf lcd)S.
MoibinQtom :. g., r. Suni.-
NNd) elmer 9ciprchung NIT DEM
TlpttcnictrctGr Mctcoli bc5ilglih Der
&otoitropbc olif Dem nScnneiicc"
rifict TrGiiOcnt Hooicpelt bic fol-
9cnoc Gcpci6c an Den Gommonocur
Der Nocific Glottc;
Bin tici iiber 0cn llnioQ ouf ocm
oScnnCiiCc" betiinmcrt. SD boiIc,
Dob cS gut nm Die %crluunOcten ltebt.
(bco0orC HopiCuclt."
SctrctGr Mtctcnlf erflGrtc, cine
Gonnliilioll. lpCldc Nonlirol Scbrct
6t crncnnen babe, ipcrOc lobolo ais
noglih cine llntcrIudung 0cs Ser
NailNc0 porncbnlcn mo fcltltelcln, ob
irgcno &crnono bci Dem llnfoa Gin
Norpuri trcfic ltn0 Oh TerbcIIerunQcn
an 0cll Wtoidlincn sur &crbiititllg Ell
ncr M%ic0crbollun1 bon ocrorti0cn In
fallen unnl0Glih iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Sin Mcainlcp Scnfmal.
Nltf ser Yla5u Dor Dem Hatbbaitic IN
Ebllaoclpbia ieicrlih entbiiat.

NV N'"'N1 N''t'"''
FDilo0clphin, Gu., 7. Suni.
-St @c9cnmart elmer groBcn Wenge
3nIhollcr lit geitcrn bic lcbcnSgrpbc
@ron5eItotue uoll Er0iioent Wc&in.
lcp oili Der itGotiid)en Elo5n Dor Dem
Hatbbollie untcr cntiprehcnoen
6cierlihfcitcn cntbiiQt mo bon ser
u@iliom Mcainlep Wcmoriol Milo.
citation" ser Stoot iibergcbcn NOR
ben. &or Der GntbiiQlulg iano cine
MilitGrparo0c itott.
Nod) Sen GntbiiQungs . 6eierlih.
feitcn Iolgte cine sScier in ser yWil.
iii afa0cmic," bel mclder Games u.
Bed, meIdpcr inter Erdiioent Mc.
&illlcp Stills @lmocs . @cnerul.
anrpalt mar, ais Soltptreoner iun-
uirte.
Die Stotltc 5eigt oen ErGiioelltelt
III Der dloraftcriltiiden Stcllutg, Die
cr bel oflcntliden Iniprafen an.
nnhnl. Gic SaItlng lit por5iislidj
nlo Der Allaorlld bes @ciid)ts 5eigt
mliroepolle Nubc. Gie Statme lit ein
Weiltcruerf Ocs ieitber perltorbenen
Nllobaltcra Charles gilbert 2ope5.
Gos @ronit Foltonlent entiparf ar.
d)lteft Gilbert $. MOB.
Slclltcnont @m. IS. WcGlpan, mel.
der ais Morines SifiSier einen Arm
III Der Sdllad)t IN Ger Wobilc.Nat
perloren, mo Sergeont @n. Ham'
Zen, Der ein 9ein i'm 9ilrgerfriege
elngcbiIbt bate, 9eioe hieiige Tete-
rollcL nnbnten sic GntbilQung Der
StAuc por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08

c'nct @cg sur @ciIc2ung Oc3 8c8cn.
mortiBen Strcitca SIT iinOcn.
GoHolO @cOctino bcgcGt
SClb it moro.
@ien {. <ni. - Curh Sclbit.
moro bat bier Scr Sdriititcllcr 90
ltol0 @c0cfiu0 gccl0ct. Gr mar cill
@ru0cr oca n%omboitcu GromcnOid).
tiers 6rnnf Mcocfino. Ger NcpCQ
8rltnO Der Sbat lit unid)pcr st i'm.
Cen. Gonalo Meocfino mar p0Qi0
mittclIoS. Sn ci1em 2lniuQ bon Scr
jlpelrllng fat or &on0 an iid) 0clc9t.
CGonul0 &C0cfin0 mar am /. 9tu.
bender 1871 in Sonnopcr 0cborcn.
Gr idric6 Gon1nnc, NopcQcn, Sfi5-
sen, H%ciicbricic, Mono9rnpbicn. Son
'eillcn %bcfonltcrCn McrfCu ieicn &c
nannt: Sos rotbc H6dhcn"; y@c6c
Hoico ODER Gas intcrcliantc @lth";
Ultra Niontca," Honan; rSD mcin
SdrDel5erlnn0," Nupcuc.)
@cril + M @ilOboucr &c
Itor6cn.
9riiiicl 7. SUM. - Ger bclQi,
ldc @iI0bouCr aSllIca &nmbcullr lit
lnl %. S%cbcnaiubrc ~gcitorbcu.
,$ltIes &nnbcalrr lpllroc an IS. Tu.
mar 1852 81 Nntmcrpcu gcbprClt,
tiloctc lif) olli Der oortigcn Nfu0cmi2
olta, 0i1g Damn ci1i1c Sabre nod) go.
rlS mo lebtc lpdtcr Itdn0i9 IN Bril-.
lei. Tbgclcbcn bon Dem 1887 NCidoi-
tcncn Observation-Disclosures Dor 0cut
Nntlucrpcncr Nntbbnla mo elmer
Mornloritotltc 0c3 @cp9ruphcn SrtC.
llllS bat Hnmbcnltr 5ltnleilt 9ilomcrfc
%geld)aiicn, in Ocncn oa@ pluitiid) Dor.
5it0lid) 0ltrdgcorbCitctc lnbcflci0ctc
@cib oaS iin>lidc Clement pcrf0r.
pert, mic IN oNouih", ySrilumpb 0c5
@cibc$", Ser &ub" e9ron5c0rtp
PEI. &on 2onlbcour itonlmt ooa olri
Der Barrier @cltollS itching BON 1900
oll3gcitcat Nclpcicnc groBe Wormor.
relief nMenidIihc 2cioenihoftcn".
Sron56iiid h irciiihcr
@rcn5- IN iidenoIG
Soi0on Snbo-Gbino. I. <ni.-
SCd5 cingCborulc Soloutcn rtn6 Gin
fron50iiidcr SicutCnnnt mllrbcn, mic
bier cingctroiicnc Nodrid)tcn cr0cbclt,
on Scr 8rcn5c bon fineiiid)cu Hc0ur
lGrcn gCt00tct, mGbrCn0 lie hincliid)c
Ncpolutioniitcn cntmoifnctcn, mrld)e
3nfllrft olf Iron5Gliihcnl @cbict &C,
IlId)t 6ottcn. Gin5clnbcitcn iibcr ooa
Grci9niB licgcn nod nidt Dor.
&ntcrciiontc Fro5ciic
M in NuBlono. .,..
PETERSBURG I. &luli. - 10.
Nfit1licOCr 0cS Grcfltiu Counties
Der So5ioliItcn . Eortci, mcld)c bier
inter Scr NntIo8c Dor @crid)t itol.
Den, jl elmer lngclcbIidJrn Sr0oni,
lotion SIT g%eb0rcn, iiIo lcittcu &allia
odoon 9ctolmlcn. 3lpci muroen irci-
Nelpro6en, 5pci 81 ndt Monotcn
Naft ll0 0ic iibrigclt, ciuiflicBlid)
Der @ittmc Gbcrlin, mcIHr bcrpor-
ragcnocn Nntbcil an Der rcpolntio.
lldrcn ~cipc9llng no6nt, 81 ciniGbrl>
ger I~cItltn011aft pc%rltrtbcilt.
Sn @iolpltof bc9innt mor0cn ser
Fro5eB gc1cn 36 Sbcilncbmcr an
oenl notorlId)cn oEro0rpm" Don 1906
Dor elmer Gltrp. llnter Dcn 9lll9c,
llogtcn befinocn ii6 5luci 6rolcl,.
Nur 5pci Der Hngeflogtcn itcbell noe.
gen WoropcrIld5 Dor @cridt. 0ic.
l(cbrigcn iino tlcincrcr @cmulttbGti0.
fcitcn bcldullOiBt. SIT Dem betrciicl-
hcn WnIlutre murocn If Gbriiten
rlo 70 &llOcn gctoOtct mo % Gbri,
lten mo 50 Sllocn pcripunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Ccitrci DIS Sod Of II |.
MirrCn.

III Den oltrcihild)cn Sodlhlllcn, mel
die in 6olBc Ser @o6rmum .Aiioirc
bon Ncllcm, uno 5luor 0rgcr 0crln ic,
ollagCbrot)cu lino, iibcriddtten i'm
Iu9cublid Niles. Nton utodt lid oil
acmcin oli cine mcitcrc bcocntlihe
&crid1rllung Der Situation gcinbt.
Ginltmcllcn baben Die irclbcitlid)cll
StlOentcn bcldlollcL iibcr Die
Yiingitieiertagc @niicnitiuitono cirl.
tretcn 81 lolicn, 10 0ob bcllte u,o
morgcn Hubc bcrridcn miro.
gIber Die flerifalc Stuocntcnitoit,
lpcld)c 9e8en ocn S~nnabrudcr Yro.
icllor @abrmuno idroii Stelllung sc.
nommen bat, bcreltct cine @cBen=
aftion mi0er Die f~reliinnigc Stu0en.
tenidait por. Bel Der crbittcrtcll
Stimmung. sic 5ipiihcn Den beioen
llrcitenoen 6aftoren alli Ben Sod.
idulcn oblpoltet, miro beiiirdtct, oob
gei1brIihe 3ulan1cnit0Be nidlt aus
blelben mer0en.
81 0ieiem fritiihen Augenblils
bait es Die Hegierung iiir angejeigt,
Sel ali Die @ogcu ST. 9ieBcn. Nm
ndhiten 0ienitog miro Scr Miniiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Gr. WCiNnOtCr Gninbn tpot.

Gctroit, N}id., I. Slni. -
@iaiom e. Guinbp, iriiber omcrifa-
niiher @cinnotcr al Die NicocrlonOc
un0 icit pieIcn Sobrcn &cOnftcltr Scr
Detroit Srec Ereb," lit bcute not
LANCER &rantbcit a%citorbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
8nt angcmcnoctc ,3cit int 3%nd)tbnnic.

Bottom, r. &lni. - Cabin y.
8rupcs BON Nortb Sancod, Me., bat
lid nod Ntelu-2)orf begcbcr, no linn
Elm Spnbifut BON acknowledgements.
brifnntcn iiir cine mid)ti9c Icrbciic.
ritng 100000 boor aiSbcjoblen
miro. Gr bot bic Griinoung gcnoft,
i9ubreno er in Sbomolton.Wef1ngnib
iuegen Grmorolng 3mcier Wtonner
10 Sabre ubioB, un0 lie putentiren
lalien., Sic iii eigentlid) nid)t MIR
cine Serbciierung, ionocrn bebelltct
cine llmgeltoltlrng Der goll5et 9t0bs
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-31
STEEL OFFICIALS FINED
$4,000 FOR COLLISION
Five Boston Men Enrich Treasury as
Result of Confessions Of Fraud
Connected with Big
Contracts

BOSTON, oct 30.-Officials of two
of the largest structural steel compa-
MES in the city, David III. Andrews,
president of the Boston BridEH works,
and Charles N. Fits, secretary of the
New England Structural company,
pleaded guilty today to an indictment
charging them with collusion in OBJ
tanning contracts from the city of Bos-
ton.
Each paid fine of $1,000 and in adj
dition paid $4,000 to the city for extra
profits which the two companies are
said to have derived from the con-
tracts.
The case against the officials of five
structural companies was instituted at
the suggestion of the Boston finance
commission, whose report was quoted
by President Roosevelt in a message
TO congress on April q last, in which
he asked for more power in the prose-
cutions of suits against corporations.
AS the result of the report of the
finance commission five men were in
dicted on charges of collusion, They
were in addition to Messrs. Andrews
and Fits, Duncan H. Russell, treas
urer of the James Russell Boiler COM
pany:' Charles r. Koopman, president
of the Cunningham Iron works, and
John II. Lynch, treasurer Of the Hodge
Boiler company.
Andrews and Fits were charged with
conspiracy in submitting bids for the
construction of two bridges, agreeing
that they would divide the profits if
either received a contract.
The indictments against the three
other officials are still pending.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-31
lny Associated press.l

CLEVELAND, o., oct. 30,-After
1 travelling up and down and across
~ the state of Ohio today w. j. Bryan
arrived here at $3.50 tonight and was
the recipient of tremendous demon
stration, such as Cleveland has seldom
accorded a presidential candidate.
A dozen or more marching clubs esq
corted the Democratic candidate TO the
central armory, where he spoke to
vast concourse.
Later he went to Gray's armory and
spoke to another crowd of immense
proportions.
Beginning at Napoleon early this
morning, Mr.. Bryan hurled an avail
anche of condemnation upon the heads
of John d. Rockefeller and Andrew
Carnegie at every point where his train
stopped.
He had observed in the morning
papers an authorized statement by
the steel and Standard Oil trust mag
mates that they were supporting Mr.
Taft because Mr.. Taft was supporting
them, and concerning Mr.. Carnegie he
accused him of having absorbed a
competitor of the steel trust after OBJ
tanning the approval of President
Roosevelt and said the steel trust today
was supporting Mr.. Taft, as 1t helped
to secure his nomination.
Today's journey through the state
was but a repetition of the visit week
ago. Great demonstrative crowds turned
out everywhere to greet Mr.. Bryan.
Northern Indiana will claim Mr..
Bryan's attention tomorrow, previous
to his arrival at Chicago tomorrow
night.
Bryan's View of It
Mr.. Bryan gave out statement at
Napoleon today commenting upon the
declaration of John ID. Rockefeller
that he would vote for Taft.
Mr.. Taft said he was not surprised at
the declaration of Mr.. Rockefeller, as
the Standard Oil company and the Re-
publican party have been so closely re-
lated that many of their interests are
Identical.
Mr.. Bryan's statement follows:
"The morning papers publish state
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-31
Startling Announcements Made in New York
Show Predatory Combines Are Behind
the Republican Candidates
BOODLING BARGAIN MADE BYLEADERS
Carnegie Steel and Standard Oil Corporations
Bought Over-Abundant Evidence in
Exposure of eliminating Cam
paign COup-Slush Fund
Greatly Inflated

NEW YORK, Oct. 3OJohn D. Rockefeller president of the
Standard Oil company gave interview today tell
4V ing he intended for Taft for president
He said: "It this time when the question is
directly American citizen which candidate he will
presidency he should be manly enough
just directly therefore say intend my
William H. Taft
"If, for other support Mr. Taft because
pairing him with Mr. Bryan his chief opponent find the balance
of fitness and temperament entirely his side
THE election of Mr. Taft WILL believe make for law and
order and stability of business.
"He judge, adventure with rash experiments
impede prosperity by advocating sub
versive of industrial progress
this campaign the leading both sides have
succeeded in drawing lines based platform with
any great clearness
II do however the general Republican position
the tariff and the have always been Republican
81 feel the mpeled this question because
be said that the administration has in
whatever favored the special interest which life has been
devoted That however does from publishing
opinion and doing what consider my duty citizen
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-31

NHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Much excitement
was caused today by the state
~ ment confirmed by Rockefeller and
Carnegie that the Standard Oil trust
and the steel trust are supporting Taft
and Sherman by lavish contributions to
the slush fund and on election day will
deliver to the Republican candidates
all the payroll votes they are able to
control.
There are broad hints that the biggest
bargain in the commercial history of
politics has been struck and that in re-
turn for services rendered and for cash
contributions arrangements will be
made by which, in the event of the
election of Taft, the $29,000,000 fine
will be forgotten.
Since it is certain Carnegie has Joined
forces with Rockefeller in the closing
days of the campaign the alignment of
contending forces is clear and definite.
AS the farsighted observers of signs
of the times, among them Mr.. Bryan,
said from the first the battle is resolved
into one of trusts and trust interests
represented by Taft and Sherman, the