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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Sd,luicno %crtrnnfcn.

Ncm Dorf, 30. <ui. r. Nn
Sem Mnnor 0c$ Eiera ser Suponnob
0ompiboot @inic az Sprin0- StroBc
unO Sem Nortbs9iiucr bate ser u
Sabre oIte Ebilip McGouIcp Don 9tr.
325, Dit n. Strnbc, iit Ncitcn lfIo.
icu QclcNt ulb iicl III ooa MaIIer. 81
tonltc nidt ldNuinmclL rtO ais Die
az ocm Eicr orbcitcnocn Scltte. POM
9luirlotiNcu oc3 %inlcnocn &orpcr3
ou0clodt, bcrbcilicicl, mar bon NC
GollIcU uidlt& mcbr 81 lcbcrr. Ter
NCrtcbrapoli5iit G0mnro Nnrrp elite
bcrbci, mari Nlt ulo Mod ub !nO
ipronG III 0oS Mniicr, mar obcr nid)i
i'm Stnn0c. 0cn III onS MoiiCr Qeiul'
lcncu Monn 5t iiuOcL Ociicn ScidC
ipGtcr nui0ciulOcn mo nodI ocl
Wpr0ltc gcbrndt muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
(SbIuB foIgt.)
Sin icincr Scft.

Su Wu0npcIt cr61blt man lid fol.
gcnoe WcldJIdtc: SSin uorigclI @intcr
gnb eill llnipcrlitGts . Eroicllor cine
groBc Soircc, bCi Der nntiirlih audi
IN Sis getiibIter irun5oiiId)Cr Gbon.
pn9rcr pcrn6reidt mltr0e. Der folt.
lid)c S%dornnucilt mlliOctc Den sd
item iiber ale WfaBcn gut, bod olS
lid ibrc Stimnlullg at bebcn bc0onn,
filbltcn lie lid III 6olge zines :nnerel
Oranges nltd) tGrpcrlid) pcranlnBt,
it'd SIT erbebcn mo Die goltlid)cn Sal.
len oes Soirotbs fllldtortig 81 per.
ld'lcn. IS ItcIltc lid) ndntIid) Der
Gus, 0ab Die gonie @cicQidait itntt
GGanpogncr Gin nit 3uder bcboi,-
bcltcS @ittcrpnlicr gctruntcn bate.
TnS mar dbcr tcin Wit ocS trcfi-
lidcn &enncrS 0es romiidcn Hcd)ts,
lonocrn or ielbit mar Dem llpunfildcn
Snuiirer Sobnnl Srtltier gum Spicr
Qef0llel, Der nm 0as VtfterlDdl1er,
nit ben Morfcn Ser |erltert %iron5Gii.
ld)cn Gbnmpaancr = 6abrifaltcll per
ieben ais Gbnmpagner ocrfouit bat.
tc. Eroiciior Sdnpar5 eritattcte &c
gen leinen nGbanlpngncr Sieicran
ten" bic St%raion5cige. Sobnrn Srtll.
JET mar in5miid)en nad Nmerifa nb.
1eiegelt, fonntc aber bod ieincm
Shifiol nidJt entgeben. PTS CT Dor
aurjem nit Ocn Gnmpier oSlupo-
MIA" ais H%iidlpnnOcrcr in 6iltn1c AT
fam, mliroe CT icitgeilommcn uno
uad 9uoopcit gcbrodt. gr miro liG
nod I'M 2allic Oicies WonntS Dor Dem
Geridt pcrnrtiuorten miiiIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
SOdDliccnl III Iuniiiana.

Baton Hougc, co. 30. Glni
GlB &ouiliona minOcItcna lin
}luci Sabre Notliccnj Stout mcrocI
miro, mltroc gcitcrn ooourh Iid)er &c
ilcl(t, ooB Der Scuut Scr ScBialotnl
nit % NeQrn / Stimmcn Die Sbol
tlId @ou ShuntitclIcrbiu glltblcB, Oh
I'M &ouic bcrcitS un9cnummen II
mo nit mclfcr Der @puucrncllr lid
CiuucrItonocn crTl0rt bat. 0ltrdI 0n;
llclc @cicb miro sic FdriibS iceu'
nri $500 lcitgeictt, mo Oir Stoat@.
Iicrn5 miro All miuOcitcn9 5000 nor
mirt mo ltciAt inter lllnit0nocn bis
}t mcbrcrcu (nlticnO Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

ON'ANN - NpA laNkk VA
Eoj6 Iieien riidte, mar oieIe otcr picr:r
QGnslid) baEin. Gje f'r9 f6rmIi6 cic
Treppcn hinoH, f,0Nte no6moI8 feim
!6ausmei5cr rad, un0 tpor audi Tdboa
aft Der GtrataacrI trube, NieIe ain1
e2 Dinnrtcr, ctcnio 6ic GcrtroMocne
itrdBe. GNfGcrcat betrot ie o1s Gez
iaGft in Der 9riioerftrabe.
rgtter TrG-IJein} $40 bIej6t mcin
ale;o! Sd i,ebe SIT Snuie lpie altf
GohIcn! I'd mub cs iofort baben!"
,Shr &lei0?" Sic blGttertc in cinen
Dor itr Ii:9enoen 9uhs. nGoS peibs,
nidt pobr9 StralaueritraBe ab3u9es
fen2"
.Gepib - genib!"
rSotcn Sic e3 oenn nod niGt? Sc
1T tereitS tor ~slpa15i9 Mirutcn nit
unfercm %upfabrcr ais ~bringeno atses
goEae1. @as mir peripre0cn, baltsn
mir audi"
Mos roltc G;tbe tcm1caeniiber
nod porbringen? sic fIog 0en @e9
picosr srTid. limb tbatIGhli6 lag
fei1 Sausmeiitsr Der beiBeriebntc Sarz
ton. n@pr seGn Winuten abscIisfert,"
brummtc Ger Mann.
&Itte Itiirmte, ibren S9ab on 1it
prcNenb. &c Srcppcn Dinduf. Nit
inlpantenoen SGnosn ma6te lie i'm
3imlrsr 2ift. Is febItcn nod sem
Minutsn an Iicbcn. Scbt onlt'S! Germ
halb oht hjeb cS ipitcitcns feytig iein,
ipenn iie iid) piinttliN lei Der 9aus
rGtbin in Der GebrteIIircr'trube elm
finoen pplte.
Yer 6obcn, nit Dem oar Surton nm
i9niirt lror, puroe scrI0@itten, Der
9edel ~abgeboGcn, ole Seiocnpapicrhil!e
flog meg uno Elm n4b - .oirtlih
f60r!" lam iiber ibrc 2ippen. nWis
Gdnee 70 ireiB."
Gle Eob bo3 G!eio bc>ou2, I'm 6
iibsr eiren StltbG 3u bdnssn. Itcr
pI0bIicb ipcitc,en iiG lire MuGcn. Sbr
Wuno 6finatc iid) ipie bein NnbIid pcr
etpas Jurhttarsm.
Wor hnS piytli6 ibr G,cio? sic
brehtc rno mcnoete c5. Gn!ic5IiA! IS
lpar Elm anb,%e8.
Sober Nerp in lift 5ittcrt,. CIR @eiIt
mahte fieterFoite 9priin1s. Collie Re
hteIe3 fycmAe cinfa9 bcrijsen2 Gin
auiitciacnts5 ge0enten ir0t It ait 30
ben. sic noDm bcn SipG uro bet i'm
priifcnb emooy. 9 pcb. Ter ccb6rtc
elmer Qeriou, 81: ricl, rel 0r6btr 10;
ais lie. uno Die 2aiGc2 Wicl, pisl Su
lpeit -.
2anQIdm Iontsn ibre Armc herab.
81: bate ii0 gem bctre0t, rcymo0!t
ober MEIER !S23o rrd Sub 81 riitren,
RoN In0 na1 crit Wid, bic GrEars
rung mieoer. sic iG,cuo,rtc o,n I'M
IsIigeN @ot, oie Toiuc in zen &nrton
auriid uno loar nit inn ar4 i6on auf
Der Sycppc, o,tf scr Gtrdbe.
Sm Stuvmi1ritt Iar0te ic Dor Dem
Gei6Iftslo!aI ber G:miIden Mo'6dns
italt iii Der 9viitcritraBc On. gfer sc
MoIlGben Darcn tercitS GcrabgelaNen,
Das Gefddft idIpb, pie Oie,c auoe,e
in Der Strabe. Sonnatcnos idon Inn
fieben llbr.
&Gthe t!ppfte in i9rcr @ngIt en- bic
RonIdrcn. &tsr es mar c~rfol9los.
Sic pubtc ridt, pic ie ben Deg gu
ibrcm 3immer6en 5uriidlefunten,
araftlp8 cntfieI ibr BORT b:r &urton.
Sdouer I'M S4auer iibsrlief iie. Gs
ipar allies psrIorcn, oenn in ibrem lGon
ctpas mitoenommen;n Wqta l&fGbndcn
tonnte Tie %nimmcrmcbr su Der Soirc.
geben. lInb Gin lpcitereS GIeio b:fab Ie
nidt. llebcroie3 NOR e5 ipobl in3ri.
I6en au6 ihon 81 ipdt acrorbcn.
Sic parf TN ouf'5 Cola uno pcinte
gum !Ser33erbrebcn. vGincS Slcioc3
pe0er!" 'i:B ie Terror. nGires ST.;
oeS rrc3cn Ge5t mein Giit in T,iir
mer,"
(SbIuB ioIgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Gcrcinigtc Sdngcr bon Baltimore.

SauptQllurticr: r8ermania WGn.
ncrdJor . Sallc;" ErGliocnt Senrp
SbomoS; correiponoircnoer uno pro.
tofouireuocr Sefret1r pro tenn. g.
Simmclbcber, Nr. 315, Horo.Gben.
StroBe; Sinan5icfrct6r q. Simmel.
bebcr, Gar. 315, Horb.Goen-S trabe;
Sdotmciitcr $. MidIid, Nr. 713,
8orner.S troBe; 9irigent 81. Sem.
berger. geriammlung ie0cn 5peitcn
5rci!oe i'm Wonat.
,8crmania,Q iiartett- Club"
Souptqllarticr: @aguer's Sale,
Nr. 116, Toro-Eoca- StroBe, Cling.
%ltunoc: 9ienitags. - 0iriaent 5.
&arolus.
~ Observation-Disclosures
Sauptql,artier: @ermonia . WGr.
ner6or.Soue, Rr. 40 bis 412, @eit.
2ombaro-S trabe. Singitunoc: Don.
ncritags - 9iri9cnt: Sbeooor Sent
berger.
nSrobiinn."
Sauptouarticr: 8robIinn . Sale,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid Ipenue. cling.
itunoc: Wtittiuods - Sirigent: Sobn
u. 8lein.
ngrbeiter. NGnnerdor."
Soltptouartier: Mnbrcos' Sole,
Ger. 314, SanopcrItrabe. Singitunoe:
Wtittiuod)s - 3irieent: 9apio Me.
lamet.
.SbaIia.R 6nnerfor."
Sauptquartier: 8oiet's Saae, Nr.
1122, Snriorb-a penue. Sinsitunbe:
0ienltags - 9iriscnt S. s. Sranf..
r2ocrIt.G oint-W Gnnerdor."
Sallptqnartier: 3midcr's SaIe,
ode Cuba. uno anoreItroBe. Sing.
itunoe: Mittpoh slbenos s l1br -
9irigent: Sllbert 8riippeI.
yIrbciter. 2iroertofeI."
SaltptQuartier: Bol5' Saae, Nr.
4CS, 8cit . 2crinetonltraBe. Cling.
itunoe:~ 9ienitass-9irisent: Sllbert
ariippel.
ngapcriiGJcr NGnnerd)or."
Sailptquartier: I%dernlann's SaIe,
Gdc pnu Caroline uno @ou9bitraBe.
SingItlinOe: Tonncritag Ibeuos -
Girigent: atgult Sdncioer.
.Wo5art-W Gnnerbor."
SouptQltorticr: Gobert Sonmer's
Soae, Nr. 1921-t923, SrIeans.
Strabe; Sinoihmbe ieoen Conner.
ita9 Ibeno - Sirigent s. 8. Bobl.
mann.
,gibcnfrm5."
Souptqilarticr: au9llit 8ocbel'S
(bormols 3orn'S) Sale, Ode Der 3.
ino 8ougbItrobc, Sigblanotoipn.
Sin9Itllnoe: Wittiuods - 9irigent
Geo. 70, Y6blmonn.
vNeIooie."
Saliptqllartlcr: u. Hles Salle,
Ode 2opltroBe unb 9cIair.Murft
oSarnlonic."
&anptqllartier: Rr. Ala, @eIt.
5apette Strabc. Sinsitunoc: Glen
tags = 3irigent: Sobn u. alein.
,Irion."
Sariptqliarticr: .Stoa'SoIe," Rr.
Witttuod - Girigent: S. 6. Sranf.
Sin9itunoc: 9onncrito9s - 9!ri.
gent: j. GoroluS.
,Nebger-@ eiangperein."
SauptQuarticr: Soiimonn's &oue,
2om. mo 5orrcititrabc. Sinaitbtnoe:
Sienitog - Girigent: Subert Strip.
pei.
,gaoenia.W Gnnerdor."
Sorlptollortier: Yrott. rno 5. Str,
SigblonotoYa. S%ingitunoc: Glen.
tags = 2irigent SEQ. 70. Yobls
mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
$4,000. 3m pcrfanfcn: $4,000.

Gene Ileuen, mopcrnen 8peiIiUGlaen. SluTcr
M Der EorosSarcsS traBe, 5ipiihen 6uirmumit'
epsrle iiilo 5ubettc'S trobc, nit alien moocrs
men Stnrittfliiaci; ecincntirte 9eIler, Qof iino
Iroffoirs. GniaiIlirie 0uoc,pannen mo 1iibcil'
Museiiic. Wiarnortrcppct uno s@eiinfe, fdni'
fare Sruin1ge, StraBell init bitrifi3irien 3ie9cls
heinen geptlaftcrt. gle rtiliicn aeicbeI nerocn,
unt lie fddeen al toitucr.
Wtan nebme Sairnount : gbenue : &aggprS.
Sebr let6fe Beotnannqen. 3ur Snfpcition idG.
LID ito Sonntaas often. %glacntcn am BIutc.
Brlnni1ietbe $4,000 - fctSunooreibis Collars
pro Sutr.
Naltcr =. Weftphdf,
CUtnt1S--) gnunfttertcbmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Gallagher, Der Sanmciitcr.

$1,000 iauieu ciucs Der beitcn Sw%etHbdincn
Sdnier in SitsVaItimorc, bnS man fir oaS 8clo
erbaitcn lam. 1erraieil' Srontcn, cenlertirte
Seitenpeec, Sbfe uno dcncr uno cine 10 SUB
SranoIitb'auep I'M Siniererunbe; nIoberne Sas
be8immer. sIbSusslunaI' gInT6Iub; @runb5ins
MIR $40 pro Sabr. gircau sr. 1887. W,uuu.
mcnts SfruBc. u.s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
BcrfGitfe ailf Der bieiigen effeftsn'
borie.
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 ia II. Nlu Der. ..............iO 400
$1,000 ScubourS atr Cine icr........ b4h
$4,000 Scnbouro mir 2iue ier......... 6i&
$500 llnttco RIBS 2unotr9 5cr........ 75s
$500 llnttco RuS 5unbtna Der ....... 75S
$500 lluitco Nus 5rtotng Der ...... rs
$40 unitco Ro9 5unctus (Scrip 80. 75h
$50 lluitee N05 6uuOtug tScrtp) go. 76
S2OOO yum 4er E. e.
$50 uuitco Nus 6unotnO (serip.... 76N
I 9iorlbern GcnirdI e. ........ 80
$500 GitO 3tacr. 1880. ............. 9bs
$4,000 5cubooro 3.idbr Der ........... 81
$1,000 grmcoftiu II. Poiontuc Scr ....., 100h
$1,000 lnitcb NniIluabS 4er .......... so
$1,000 ScaboorO 10 iGbr Der .......... ssh
60 Oh lolun National PAM ...... -
$4,000 Gonf @oo gIcc g II. = i13er..... n
$1,000 Cotton 2ucf 5cr .............. 7ih
$1,000 Central Nh Grt 5cr .....,.....ttl
$4,000 Gcubonro 1t. Aoauofe 5cr ..... .i03h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Tarnicn

In iebcr @rbbc BON 4 bis Az 10, 900 sdcrr, In
W,arDidIo NIB anberen Sitfinaien: fcrncr 8c.
tdaftsbdufer liito @ubnbduier in Baltimore mo
alif ocnt paroe fault man am HiHigfien ourd
Ill. suro.G barIeS. etrahe, Baltimore, Yab.
(Septl t2lGD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Gcreins Salcnocr.

WaderzBelangberein bon Balfimore.
9irigent Yrof. 3. 8aroIus.
Sauptqilarticr Sobn abl's Saue,
Nr. 40S, @cit-2 crinGton.S troBc. Sc.
ben Somitag gbcno, nit slusnabma
oes orittct Samitaes I'M Monat.
Singitmbe. (apriI7-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
She Baltimore Stcam Garpct

Efeanina nno stornas Gompnnn. %r. t2i, Tsrp'
9reele- otraie. Teppife nmilennnrinen. nereis
Mat mo micorr aclrdt. Ncfoiocrc S1cilitdtcIi
fir qndcrrra bon 5cppi9ei Wi6beln nuf6es
ipahrt IN 4rtputsJtdHueIt. Seioe Telephone.
(Uilr525, 3Iite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 Gonf Gas e Y 1t. Roipcr l19er... II
10000 Cotton 9utt 5er .............. TAN
$1,000 At0uono Iruction Der ......... 1903
$1,000 Bn Efro Cproiun 9roS SITS go. 40
s llniteb Nb6 Common ........... 10
$1,000 @NS Ter e.. .........,...... 431s
$4,000 Gonf Gas iI2er .............. %
$1,000 ecnboGro . idBr 5cr ...,...... 80
$4,000 ecabonro 4er 5oM
$1,000 Gcubunro icr .. .............. 50%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Gtablirt 1926.
GOnlDliOateO QOan 60.
1 Wpro. WaO. StraGc.

Sin aroBes Itioriiment berfaGener Sinrtnlls
ten, tlbreu ilb Siiuclcn IN eiHenl RriontsTers
iuuf, nod inter bulbcm 2uiteiprcte. gSir gcbeit
nab ipie Dor liberulc 2Grleben auf ale gScrtb'
9e0enitdtoe. SeiiensSingang 5unt YripntsSl
redl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Sui p%crfauTeu.

iSu pcrfanTeu.
$3.50 : SIR cines icner pra6tnoIcn Sdu.
fer nabe Eatterfon'Fa Ir. 20. %. % etc.
Ier uno 0of: cnniuirte 9aoeipanne lno ai,
heitousaht etc. $50 Bnur uno $4.05 pro go.
DC fnifeu eines icner rloberncn SduleY. &c.
ftftiat Tie iiiio fiber iciiGt Sud. Gebr Iei6ie
@ebinennaen. COWARD 3. sturd, an Ert nno
GteHe. tSitiit17 .1S1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

ane. mefdit Och gebranhen, iprcdcn bier
Dor. Nnleiben auf SnIdre, W6beI iino Srunos
sieentblm. On Neriranen. Seine eoan Oftiee'
Wetbooen. .yaltimure Snpetment Co.," gr.
100. Eurn. Vaca. Strabe. OTIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

YdTe snr Mciie in's NnsIanS &c.
iprst e. Naine, Nr. 413, Cit.yaIti.
nsretraRe, maize Cation &umie ane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Mnlcibcn anf Mi6bcl nnS anbcrc
Siderhcitcu.

fir G Frpsent, nennu rat bent neuen Gefete.
@anj %pribaiini. Hicjtcr, 4r. 2f0. Sit.Srring,
ton. strahc. ,0nniaut Vnifbing".
IN Der Effice piro Sentid geiprpdbem.
CuHif6-1 i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Strurncfuh
gu pcrmictbcm.
Su pcrmietbcu

,Su ucrmietbcn;
Tr. 1907 unb M. Norb'PortsS trnbe 6tpet'
ft6diqe Sdufer in porSii9lihcm 3ufianoe; WItc.
the MIR $40 pro Wionat. 9tnb5nfrdgen an Grt
nnb stene uber bel Scnrg VI. TitcI, Tr. 2Of,
gipros9 alpert.Str. CSIti2 1Wtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Stcncn9cindc.
Stcncgriuh i:

Stclegriudi:
Sin ocuifdcS Wiuohcn tldt Sielllfa tiir al
qeiHeine 9aIladrbeit: fem aodlcr. Nan dorcls
lire: .N, 1851" r6cntincr Eorreippnoent,"
US3-D
Stcncgciud,:
Sin Bidder niinidt buloi0c mo bciidIlotnc
Stcllung ais critic Guno in Der Sidht. Rad.
3~utrdaeu in Hr. 1911, Sit'2iobles Strafe.
GS3-bD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Wir babcn bic fulscnocn sntcn Eano'
Gomplerc sum @crfnnf:

r ader $3.50; 3 Idcr $500: ~ Ndcr $3.50;
AZ sder $500; 20 glder $3.50. sluf cilidct
bicfcr Elabe fieben Sbftbdume. SicrBig Wiinia
ten Sabrt per clcftrifhc Nnbn hon baltimore
mo tint Winuicn 3u SUB bon Der Citation nab
irgcno cincm Der EldSe. aonnct eiiiCbc buuoll
inter lcidtcn Observation-Disclosures. ncriuufcl.
@benfau5 Is Nder erobc Snrfn nit ieincr sSat'
f%erfrpnte, ~ilnacfIbr 8luci Oicilen bon %bertclbcn
citation Der elcftriitcn Nubn. nit paus mo
unoerei @ebdulihicttcn, 81 $4,000.
Scpcrn Stealth Company,
Gr. III, soro' GBarles. straRs.
(OidrS24tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

En- ucrfnuien:
SarnInnb in bier mo fiinf sldersGlutell.
9iad,Sufrngcn I'M pinicr0c61uoe bon Tr. 522,
Tpro. (SaD. strahc. S. 4 y. Fbonc 1lreoo
265-R. U7S-Si)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Sn %pcrfanfcn.
an p%crfnuicn.

,3u pcrfuufen.
1925. Sin fh6nc5 01uS IN alielt 3~llitnnoc.
$3.50 fnuicu Gin 0ans NIT iint 3iinncr1l III
erftflntitqcni Sultunoe; lnib ihncll p~crfnlllt
perbcn. Jtah5uirnqcu bel \. Wpifenbctm, Nr.
1923, NprosS remput.gtUc. US2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
Nnftiuns In5cise.

gartun, @ilmcr, Nmblcr & etcnart, %glnluilie,
201 AnrosGulpCrt Strubc.
NupaltssYcrtuaf
-ncc-
Wrribuulcu YadltsGigcutbum
9ir. is, Nuro'Ga hUurs StraRc,
an Crit uno Stciie
MitilupdI, ben 1. Suli 1908,
INT 2.30 9;nnlmittaas.
@rnnhititd bat Is Sub Srpnl mo III 10i Snb
iief bis III elmer 4 Sub brcttet 9IucU; Hrllto.
sins $t0S. Ndutct: 3sitodigCa Siegclitciucrnc5
@uBnBaue, IN Bntent 5uitallb, init II Sinllern
mo Wao.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-08
THAW'S CASE IS CALLED
Whites Slayer Temporarily
Out of Insane Asylum.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, May 4.-Tem-
!porarily at least Harry K. Thaw is out
of the Matteawan hospital for the
criminal insane. AS a result of pro-
|'ceedings on the writ of habeas corpus
sued out in an effort to have him le-
:gally declared sane he will remain in
the Duchess county Jail until the
final decision on the writ is handed
down. The formal hearing in the case
will come before the supreme court
here next Monday.
The adjournment was taken upon
the request of a representative of the
/ district attorney of New York county
to give District Attorney Jerome an
opportunity to appear in person to op-
pose Thaw's release from the asylum.
In the meantime Thaw will remain
in the Duchess county Jail here in
stead of being returned to Matteawan
Thaw appeared to be in excellent
health, having gained fully twenty
pounds in weight since his transfer to
the asylum from the Tombs.
An interesting feature of the pro-
,ceedings was an announcement that
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, although she has
drought suit for annulment of her
marriage, will appear, if necessary, as
a witness in her husbands behalf.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-08
SIX PERISH IN FIRE,
Catastrophe in ThickIy Populated Sec.
ton of Brooklyn.

New York, May 4.-Six persons
were killed and four injured in an
early morning fire at II Humboldt
street, thickly populated district of
Brooklyn.
Every member of one family, con-
sisting of a mother and four children,
are among the dead. There were
many thrilling rescues by police and
firemen. A half dozen or more per-
sons who were trapped in the upper
stories were saved by jumping into
life nets.
The Abrams family lived on the
third floor. For some reason the
flames swept through their apartments
so that the only way of escape was
by jumping from the windows
Charles Abrams and his sister Anna
did this. Both struck an iron railing
and were dead when picked up. Mrs
Abrams and her other children, Sadie
and Carrie, we're burned to DEATH
clasped in each others arms
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-08
ELEVEN OF THE GREW LOST
Steamer Of Oregon Coast Hit by
Huge Wave.

Newport, Ore, May 5.-During q
storm On the coast the steamer Mime
E. Kellon shifted and sprung
bad leak. A few hours later
huge wave struck the vessel and
washed her deck and cabin, leaving
the vessel Waterlogged and unmanage-
able. Eleven of the crew were
drowned, some while trying to launch
"a boat.
-Four men on a raft tried to get
ashore, but only one succeeded and he
sustained broken leg. The lifesav-
ing crew of this place took nine men
off the vessel and landed them ON the
shore about fifteen miles north of here
The Minnie E. Ke1lon was bound from
Aberdeen to San Francisco l0aded
with lumber In command of CAPTAIN
James McKenna. The vessel was
picked up by the steamer Washington
and towed to Astoria.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-08
ELEVEN DEAD IN FIRE
New AveIiue Hotel at Fort Wayne,
Ind, Destroyed.
DOZEN SERIOUSLY INJURED
Building Was Erected Half Century
Ago and the Woodwork Was
Dry as finder.

Fort Wayne, Ind, May 1.-THE
death roll in the New Aveline hotel
fire stands at eleven known dead,
with several persons still unaccounted
for. A revised list of the dead fol-
lows:
J. B. Miller, travelling salesman,
Sheboygan, Wis; J. E. Ellis, travelling
salesman for Carson, Prize, Scott &.
Co., Chicago; Isaac Hirsch, travelling
salesman, Chicago; William Pitcher,
travelling salesman, Duluth; R. S.
Johnson, travelling salesman, Pana,
ILL.,; Joseph w. Deviney, travelling
salesman, Philadelphia; Charles Ben
jamin, travelling salesman, Detroit
unidentified body of woman, supposed
to be that of Miss Mary Burkett,
Mishawka, Ind; unidentified woman
supposed to be that of Miss Sarah
Hathaway, Mishawka, Ind; unidenti
fed body of man, consisting only OF
trunk and head almost burned off, sup
posed to be that of Burke, hotel por-
ter; unidentified body of man, so bad
ly burned as to be practically unrec
ognizable.
OF the dozen persons seriously in
jured by burns or by leaping from the
burning hotel all are doing we'll at the
hospitals except E. M. Matthews OF
Columbus, O., whose death is hourly
expected.
The fire was discovered at $3.50 in
the morning in the elevator shaft by
Night Clerk Ralph H. Hopkins. He
! rushed to the upper floors alarming
the guests until flames, which hac
spread with appalling rapidity, drove
him back. His efforts, however, savec
many lives.
The hotel was erected half a cen
fury ago and the woodwork was dry
/ as finder. 1t burned like matchwooc
and within a few minutes from thu
| time fire was discovered the whole In
| terror was a mass of flames that filled
the corridors and rooms with snffo
eating clouds of smoke and laid fer!
barriers across all means of escap
save by the windows.
The fire department rescued man.
by means of ladders, but some, fren
Zied by the onward rush of the flames
leaped from high windows to tn
! paved street
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-08
.LAWLER IS ELECTED.
Democratic Candidate for Mayor
Of St. Paul Successful.
LANDSLIDE FOR THE PARTY
Democrats Secure Controller and
Treasurer and Eighteen of the
TWenty-one Councilmen.

Daniel w. Lawler, Dem, was elect
ed mayor of St. Paul over Joseph Nc.
Kibbin, Rep, by plurality of $500.
The result was a landslide for the
Democratic ticket, Louis Betz being
elected controller and Otto Bremen
treasurer. The Democrats also elect
ed eight of the nine assemblymen and
ten of the twelve aldermen.
Mr.. Lawler carried all but four
wards by pluralities ranging from 224
and he lost the First, Seventh, Tenth
and Eleventh wards by pluralities
which surprised the supporters of Mr.
McKibbin
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-08
Friday, May I.

Senate-Time of senate taken up
for two hours with speech by Sen
ator jeff Davis of Arkansas asking
that the committee on the judiciary be
discharged from further consideration
of his bill for the suppression of trusts.
The remainder of the day was given
over to the consideration of a resolu-
ton suspending until Jan. l, 1910, the
commodity clause of the Hepburn
railroad rate law.
House-Entire day spent in consid-
erlng and passing paragraph by para
graph under suspension of the rules
the sundry civil appropriation bill.