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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
&uitipicliacr %crIndL lInclc Sum ut
DcldMmmCln.

GbicoNo, 20. Nh0ult. - Nlui-
0ca5olibcnmtr babcn bicr Nobclin5,
OclgcnGI0c, Stoturn mo uItertbilnls
lid)c Wniicn I'M @ciMnmltpcrtbc pnrt
$4,000, mcl6c Gi1cntbum BON 6rnu
,Sud @nr0ncr Don Bolton limo mo
ron 6rou Gmilv Modpcl Gronc
GDuobournc poll bier. elmer Srcum0it
BON Srou Gardner, ais &ou3bul-
tlun9S1c0cnlt0noc bicrbcr gcbradt
morocu mnrcn, nit 9clhlog bclc0t.
Srnll G%bn0buurlc bate ocrcn Mcrtb
nit MIR $4,000 alacgeben. Nic
Strai9cIocr mcNeIl Gerbcimlid)ml1
0c5 McrtbcS ser Sodcn iillo allf
$4,000 icit0cicbt mo onDcblih be-
inblt mor0ru. IS mcro3n abcr llod)
$4,000 mcbr bc5ablt ncr0cn mill.
NClL che Sic SadJcn ollagclicicrt her
Ocl. Ger 6nIl lit Dem Siltriftann'
malt Gins BON 0cn ,3%ollGtb0rocl
ilbcrmiclrn mor9cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Is. g q niteI [.

~A1N ooo bate ten Der G0oIs ieis
IN ner Ydtcr 4bf6ico genoms
o. men uno mar na0 Berlin
0ereiit. @ber 70 bod aud
ro9 Der ltnterreOung nit Dem Sulti5s
ratb iein Ser5 i'm Isberl9lpang ielis
ger Soffnung geIhIagen bate, ais er
nun Inter Den Gin0en 173 Die 2reppe
sum eriten Stod bindufItieg, mar feline
3uperii6t op6 i6on lpieoer bis auf
ben @efrierpuntt 9eiunten.
Wenn Gaumdnn ii9 irrte2 Menn
bod ctlpds Wabres an Dem mar, pas
Mart5a inn qeidrisbsn? Wenn iie
i'm bo6 nidt 10 iiber Die Maben lies
bate, nie Der QIte lpiTen pollts, ipie
tr ielbIt es sripiinihte uno eriebnts2
2ange ftano or in 5Dgsrnbsm @rs
pdgen Dor Der boben gei1nibten
Gi@ertbiir, an Der Elm iil6ernes G9ilb
ben Nomcn Gr0fin D.. Walbenitein
trlt1. Sb er Iid ni6t pienei6t cine Der
biIteriten un0 berbiten GnttGui9ungen
er'par!e, ipenn CT u%mts6rte?
Nber bos 8srlonaen, Die @eliebte
n%ieosrSufebsn, teiic9te ale 8sbenten,
uno nit raI9em Gnii6luB 3os er ben.
Slineelgriff.
Sin alter 0iener 5ffnete. Isle
pinf9er, mein 6err?"
n&ann id pieQeiGt JrduIein Jebs
lOp fpredsa?"
nMen bqrT idj meIbcn2"
Ter Baron gab feline f6on bereitges
hnltene Garte. Der Gicre1 tparf sinen
gltd oarauf, faqte Damn nit bOfliter
@erneigung: rGarf i4 bitten, .in3us
treten?" unb fiibrte 8obo in einen
eroben benen Salon, Der iiEer uno
iiber nit SopfgspGAIen uno bliibens
ben 8lumen erfijIt mar, benn nidts
auf Der Delt intereIfrte Die alts 9rGs
fin WaIoen1tein 10 Iebbaft, pie Die
pf(ege Der &inoer 5IOras.
Ste 9lumen itr6mten ihtper. Oiifte
aus, uno bon ser letenobur6brauiten
@robi!abtItroBe ordng Der Gdrm bss
un~aufD0rlih flut6enoen 9ertebrs ess
oampft berauf. Me6gere Minuten per=
ftriGen. 9ooo, Den iie eine Gpigteit
oiintten, itanb mie auf aohlen. Bis
in Den 9afs hinein Ipiirte er Den pulsz
i4lag ieines fieterhaft %bammsrnoen
5er3ens. Wartha piiroe ii6 bod
ni4t etpa r~srlep1nen ld7en9
CSprtietmI iolat.)
Ydie mrs Nh 3lnnO beiurat q. 9iaine, Er.
Ala. Hk.Wsltiu.pre.e ctr, aabt Guitom Souie Nv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
%crbGltniNmdfig gut a~bgclauicn.

Hittlc Sails, u. y, 20. Mug.
- Gin BON elmer clcftriidcn 2ofonlo,
the gcjo0crtcr NrbeitS5u3 Der Oncon-
ia II. Wobnmf &ullcp sGiicnbobn inilltc
ilbcr 5luci Otcilcn lp2it iibcr eillerl
@crDobbong binob. Ger 9rcmicr
Anoreu Campbell mlroc bonn 3lt1c
NcidIcubcrt unO Nct0otct. S6licblid)
lpronG Der Bug aus Dem @elciic ulo
tom sum Stcbcn. Gicle Der al 9orb
bcfinoIiNcn Sclltc crlittcn id)nler5lid1
S'crlcBnngcn; Die NoDcn mnroen
obcr lcItloncr @cilc nidt I'M Wering-
ten bCIdG0i0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Il 81 Sc NS ~ - ~
q III an
uun
@arimilian @Gttdrr
sa 40 ga ga as as IA

Sm lle6ri9cn aber bIieb ben armen
grennert5 ni6tS erIpdrt. tie muBten
oen Reltb, Den i6nen Der 2ei6tiinn Der
iiingiten 3odter einGei4cntt, du8trins
len bis duf Die Neige.
Wm 5rueiten WlorQen, nd6oen Die
GeTfi6'. por Ginden8 a3enteuere
IiGem Ee1u4 bel 9ooo rudbar Qes
porocn ioar, fab ,5lor6en, Die tdgIid
oeaen neun ltbr pom 6enIter a. mad
Dem ms 2anbratbsomt nonOtrnoen
9rdntigam auST6aute. 0aB Ii6 Dor
ibrem S0auIs cine fir GterStbuIcr
3trb1Itni1ie urerb0rt grpBe Menf6ens
aniommluug gebilbet bate. 9opf an
&ppf, 2u einem bidten GnaucI ocbalt,
Itonoen untcn ouf Ger Strabe mobl
orcibi1 pier3ig Perionen bsioerlei Sc
f9ledts uno oler 8srufStloTIen,
orInQtcn nit longen 9Gl'en uno nel
gieriqen @eTdtern ge9en Die 9rens
nert'I6e !Sau&t0iir TOR un0 iiimmerten
Ii6 niGt i'm GeringIjen um Den 8efebl
oes alien YpliSiiten &(tIide, Der nit
fctner beiIeren Ilto6olIttmme immer3u
iein ,9prpGrt5 - porpdtt3! Weiters
gebsn lpsitsrseGen!" idnurrte.
6Iorden betaln einen 3 ooe5I6redea.
sic oufte rid)t anbers, ais Dab Sim
den iib in ibrer 0er3lpsifIung aus
Dem 6eniter geltiir5t bGtte uno nun nit
3erI6mcttsrten @Iie0crn auf Der
SteinflieTen lGge, Elm Spfer ltngliid
liher 2ieLe. Wter ga b6rte It aus Der
McnId'cnT3aIe laute8 QoMcn mo
Iuitige Hufe: Die @cI0i6te 1T quit"
= Sin Gpibbute, bieTer 8rGmel!" -
llnb iMIisBIi9 fam odS 0icnltmdb6cn
berein9e'tiir5t uno bradte Die NuftlGs
rung.
Die 6duStGiir fet BON oEcn FIG ,ir-
ten nit Idlter roIcn,pthen 8riefea bes
tIsbt, elmer INNER oidt nebcn uno oift
iiber Dem anoeren, un6 Gle nGren bon
6rduIcin 6inten3 9dnb QeI6risbcn
uno triigsn NnrcGcn, pis nW}cin ein3iJ
oelisGter G6ob!" nWlein tfsurer
0uItop!" - rM2ein Siiber!" It. T. r.
llnb nun f0nntcn oCe 2eute Die 2icbss
6riefe leicn, Die 5rGulein 6in6cn Sem
YrC2iio, @rDncl eeT9rie6en,
ga Der 8eriuG}. 81: &~orre1pon0en3
hur1 2(brcibsn au e~ntfcrren, cIcn6
i6eitsrte - Ser Wpptbeter tattc eincn
GuberIt foItEure1 GlsiIter tsrtBt - 70
blieb nid)ts iitri1. ola ouyN Sen 2ut
I6er sic I1iir ~dusGctc1 gu Go7e1, lie
in Ser Rtmiic nit S0ate, GGuubber
rtn6 tctRen S~eiicnrafer gu fso-lci;e1
rro biuterher nit cinem rcueu On
itrih Gil psrIehen. Oenn Der bi2berice,
Der ou4 crit pOn SIora8 @erIo6uno&s
fs't itarmte, mar lei Der ererQiId)cH
Reinigung ara mitgenommen lrerocn.
.0eS YrpbiiorS Rads," ron Der
man nod heute in Gbsrst6aI eradb(t,
idlua Dem Sab oen goosn aus. @rcns
merit BEETLE Ti6. f5inhen nob Dresden
in cine Penfion al gsben, Ge9te al feline
G9rsndmter nisber nit GinIdtub he3
SouptmannspoitenS bel Der f~rsiiDil.
li0sn 5eiierpebr, Der linn INNER Der
l!ebi!e getpeien uno inierirte in Den
6o6bi6ttsrn Der MISUNDERSTANDING,
ouB ictue Jobrit lpcg3uQs9alber gu
rertGt:ien lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
&pm Gunpcrncur 6cgnabi0t.

5runfiort, &py 90. Nll1ult
. @pllpcrnctr Millon bat III (lCbCr.
cinitinmumN nit cincr uorbcr Qcgc.
bcltcn GrtIGrumB @ojtcr 0uncon
>ncldcr ocll on1tbIid)cn o9Iohtrcitcr
Ncut Na5Irtt I'M lcBtrn &lnli i'll &od
ionoiuc criGoiicn bat, ionic Hilcr
Norrolo, mcldJcr al ser (but bethel.
IiGt gcwcien icin iol, ~bcanaOi5t
@tioc iilo pronlincntc 6nrncr. Gcl
@oupcrncllr bat Nlcn &nmmitGi
ron Strnie 3u8clidCrt, sic bel ocr
Ncrtbci0iGuuN ibrc3 @cbcn3 o0cr 81
0cnthuma gcBcn sic Y9tod)trcitcr"
,S%cnlonocn t00tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Suotgcglnnbtc ms &cbcn juriif &c
rmfcn.

Nrm Britain Gom., 20.
NltNuIt. = Die Is iGbrigc 6ruu Qua
@oibficlpiSti, mcldc Iid) nit Gorbol,
iGlrrc ucrgiittt bate uno BON Goro.
ncr0urjt fir toot crfIGrt morocn mar,
lit bon cincnl ml0crcn 9lr5tc, Der oic
nScihc" b%cbnnocltc, ms &cbcn 5%llrilot
Ncrticn morbcn. Gle 6rau iol quite
IuSIid)t olti pullit6n0igc @icocrbcr-
ltclllulg bnbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Gallagher, Scr Sanmeiitcr.

6duicr int 600 Sl1d siuro. 0lpucr-Str.
Chen %Oulcnoci cine Geibe muocrncr, 5pcis
ftbdi9cr Sdlicr, 6 3innIer uno 8no. SaS
WnocSimmcr bat cmuiuirtc 9Slune mo f%auitdrcS
Glnfet. NnlbluB an i%nniilrcn adnuI. Frci6
$3.50. g~ieori9er @runn6itS. Sbiae @iufcr
bnhCn bobe mo qciunoc Gage. 9iGh3nlruacn in
yiircnn, Nr. 2531, Ef,Niunumcnts Stralc.
u43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
GtabIirt 1926.
GOniDliDatcD 0Oan 60.
I Wpr0sW Strosc

Sin erobcS slNortimcnt pcrfduencr Sinmuit'
fuuf, mob inter balbcnl Nuitenprcis. gSir aebetl
nab luie npr libcrnIe 9urIcbcn auf nle y8ertb'
ne9cnitdnoe. SetieIsG inealg 5uil FrioatsBl
rcau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
TcrciuS NaIcnoer.

gGdcr-@ eionGperein bon Baltimore.
0irigcnt Trof. 3. &arollls.
SoliptQllarticr Sobn Sol5' Salc,
Nr. 4OS, 8eit-2 erinston.S traBe. Sc.
Den Samitag @benb, nit ausnabme
oes britten Samitass i'm Wonot,
Singihlnoe. (april7-1O
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gu %perfanfcn.
Hinc nuinrncnnc Wirthifnft

Giuc autgcbcucc Wirtlidaft
i'm Wtiitelpuuit Der Staht 1T l~lTitdllSe bnlbcr
ioiort AT perfduicn. ,Scrncrl cini9e ncrtboullc
Wuupldbc an DC. sGnrIiric. 9idbctc5 bel Sers
manu- NnhcuIpcp, i01 @nitBer Siegr III Hrros
Charles StraBc. (Stri51O
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$4,000. Sn pcrfauicu: $4,000.

Sene neuer, mcperneI 5iucluOdl9en Sdufer
On Der HoroapuresS trnbc, 8luiIbet 5uirHuullts
goenue uni 5upcite'StraBc. mt allen moocrs
men @inridiunacn; Celnentirtc Geuer. sol it1o
GrottoirS. @nIailirte Waocpalnen nllo aildbcIa
elusgiiiie. Wi1rmortreppelt mo sSciimft, fanis
tdre Sraitn9e, Sira6en nit oitrifi5irten 3iepcls
fictncrt 9eptlaftcrt. sic miiitcn geteben lpcroeH.
uni ie I6abcu III ftIrnen.
Wtan 1lebnlc Snirmount : Ioenue : gSaagoIts.
li6 nilo SointngS often. ggenten ant Ylaee.
Brunorn!cibe $4,000 - fedsiitooreibtg Dollars
pro Subr.
Naltcr Z. Wcltybaf,
tWnt1S-) VnLltnteruebuter
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G~crciuiatc Sdngcr pon Baltimore.


SauptQlturtier: r@crmania WGu.
ncrd)or SuIe;;" Er1liOelt Senrp
SbomoS; correiponOirenoer uno pro.
tofolirenber Sefretdr pro tenn. q.
Simmclbcber, Nr. 315, Roro-Gocn.
StroBe; 5inan5ictretGr q. Simmel'
beber, Nr. 3t5, NorO.G oen.S trobe;
ShatmciIter $. Midlih, Scr. 713,
@arner.S trobe; 9irigent 81. Sem.
berger. Gcriammlung ieoen 5ipciten
5rci!a9 i'm Ronat.
~@crntonia-N llartctt.g Club"
SauptQrnrtier: @agner's Saue,
ltitnoe: 2ienItugs. - Qirigcnt 5.
SaroluS.
n@ermania.W Gnncr6or."
SauptQllarticr: @ermania . MGii.
ncrdor-Sonc, Gar. 410 bis 412, @elt.
2omborO.S traBe. SinqItunoe: 8on.
neritogS - 9irigent: Tbeooor Sem.
Berger.
nn3robiinn."
Sauptquartier: 5robiim Sane,
Hr. 1000, Srebcrid gpenue. Cling.
Tr. t16. Toro-Eaca.S traBe, Sing.
%itunoe: Mittpods - 9irisent: Sobn
u. 8lein.
,arbeiter.W Gnnertor."
Soltbtolortier: Wu6reaS' So1e.
Nr. 314, SanoperltraBe. Singltlmbe:
Wittmo6S - 9irigent: 9apio We.
lamet.
.SbaIia.R 1nnerfor."
Souptquartier: 8oigt's Saue, Nr.
t122, Sorforb-a penlte. Sin9itunbe:
GienItngs - 9irieent s. 6. Sranf..
y2ocul .Yoint.W Gnnerfor."
SolptQuartier: 3pidcr'S Saue,
Ode Cuba. unb gnbreitrobe. Sing.
itunoe: Wittpo6 @benos s ubr -
9iriecnt: Subert ariippel.
y@rbciter. 2iroertafeI."
SaltptQuartier: Bols' SaIle, Ger.
40S, 8cit 2cringtonltraBe. cling.
%itunoe: Iienltags-3irisent: Subert
Stripped.
r@aperiider NGnnerbor."
Souptql,articr: Idermann's Sane,
Gde pnn Caroline. uno @oltgbitraBe.
Sin9Itlnoc: 9olmerItag abenos -
9~irigent: guguit Sbneiber.
Observation-Disclosures"
SouptQuortier: Hobert 8oumcr's
Snlle, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strobc; Sin9itunoe ieOen 9orner'
Itog abcllb - SiriQent g.. 8. BobI.
mann.
.gi1cnfran5."
SauptQllartier: auguIt @oebel'3
(pormoIs 3orn'S) SaIc, ode Der 3.
mo @ougbItrobc, Si9blanotopn.
Sineitumoc: 0fittiuod)S - Siri9ent
Geo. @. Eoblmann.
rWelooie."
Souptqliorticr: s. Iies' SoGc,
Gde 2olultra6e ano gelair.Marft.
Girigcnt i. SoroluS.
rSarmonic."
Sauptuuortier: Ir. Ala, @eit.
5apette StraBe. Sinsitlmoe: 3ien
tags - 9irigent: Sobn q. &lein.
uNetgcr.@ eiangpereiT."
Saup.qllortier: S%offmonn's Salle,
2olu. uno Sorreititrabc. Sinaitunoe:
Sicnitng - Sirigcnt: Subert Strip.
pei.
,Nrion."
Singitumoc Mittlued in scr Stag
Solle," Nr. 31l, SdnouerltruBc. Girl
gent 3. Wtclomct.
r9abenio.W Guncrbor."
SouptQrortier: Erott- uno 5 Ctr,
Sig6lonotoipn. SingItun0e: Glen.
ItogS - Sirigent Geo. 8. B0bl>
mann.
,GuutId) 3 llngoriidrr Sicoerfron5."
@onptollnrticr: Sttcrbcin's Safe
(iriiber nGintrodt q. &olle"), 2ocult.
Eoirt. S%ingitunoc: 6rcitag AbcnoS
Girigcnt @itoert &riippcl.
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gu p%crfanfcn pocr at pcrmictbcn.


Sn Ucrfnticu DICT 6U UttWIttHtH.-
ygicuco muNcrnco 9SubnbnuS in %9inrbnlt gall
iinorc. 6 Simmer lllb @nh, 9entrolbet6ltN,
5000, oocr $l3 pro Monat. Serrcr iinb ciniQc
nnncrc prcislucrtbc y&u6ubduler in irh tdbe
Baltimore 81 b~criNulcu bel Sermann @aoen'
houp, 407 @aitbcrsSfogc III sSlarlcs'
Strafic. (Scptl ,l2Htfe)
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&pbls nnb Gpfe snm rgrrxnsn."

- Ger 9nnoitrcihcr Charles Tan
SItruno lit IN @recnmif, Gonn., allf
Die 9ci6uloigulg bin ieltgenonimen
moroen, cine Sfcune alge5lllloet jt
bdbcn, nm icinen 3unitgcnoiien @or.
rem Scoiiclb lebcno 81 uerbrenneij,
lpcil Der 9ebtcrc ibm einen v9tidcl"
peggenommcu bate. Scoiiel0 ent-
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Mo00cn.- 3nlubr 100 Vllidcl;
ans Den Glcpntorcn 5llriidacjo0cn 49,
"n'dlcl; Glcpotorcu Yorrtob 1907
@ulbcl.
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Su p%crsauYcu.

$3.50 Sir clncs icncr prdhtunacn 9dli'
fer labe Yultcrionslarf, 9r. 20, %, % ETC.,
ytoro.SnresStruBe. Gemcntirtc Srotioirc. Stl'
lcr mo 0of; emailir!e Eaoclpnnnc llno Sit
CbcraISglR etc. so Vaar uuo 81 05 pro 2So'
dc fouien cues iencr mooerncIl 3duier. ges
itobtipt iic mo i~ibcr3cu9t Glh. Scbr leibte
g'caingul9eH. Gpparo ). stprd. an Srt nno
9tclle. tSunii7,1S.1&S)
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gSciBcr @}crd, Yiuno. ........,.f2c
Stride Mofrcle, Biunb.. DOC
Wrullc 6ortlc, Eilrno.
Mod, EflntO. Zoe
arobbcn, mcid)id, Gbo,. .35c-$1.W
&rub6cl,, bortc, Iubcno. .25c
@robbenilciid, Fiuno. .25c
@luciildt Efnlo. ..............12
6llnlocrn, Eilno. ..............1Oc
Clans, Grbcn0 loo
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ScutiNc S6lubrotc:

y T. TllTllDr 2J,2TW Wll1d)tt,
ans oen Glcuotorcn 5uriidgc5ogelt
1920 @uIhCl; Glcpotorcn . Iorrotb
1884 Nuidel.
Scutigc ShluBrotc:
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@ir babcn Die iu~lgcnocm gntcn 2nuS'
Sumplcrc suln Gcrfauf:

s ader $3.50: 5 Wider $500; IA stGer $3.50;
dS Idcr $500; 10 WIDER $3.50. gtui ctlihefl
dieter Blate iicben SbitbuunIe. Tiersig Itinu-
feu Sabri per clcitriihc Wabn bon Baltimore
nnb tiint Wltnuici ~ SUB bon oer Station nab
ir9cno eincnl Der YldBc. t6nIell etlide bupol
inter lci6ten SablungsbcoI19Illacn oerfnulcll.
@benfals rs WIDER grobe ,Sdrtu nit ictner sSdf'
t%ertronie, ~ltgeIibr 6ipei Wieilei noit %herfelbell
Citation Der clcfiriiden Yubu, init 9aue NIB
anocrcll @coduli6iciicn, gu $4,000.
"'' 'Strcrn IraltD Company,
Wr. III, sioro.S Barles. StraRe
tMir824,1S
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&ermiid)tc t%clegrapbiidDc Scpcidcn.

Sm unteren Ictroit.Hiper bel
Setroit, Mih., iino IN 6olge %por5ci-
tiger Ipnanit : Grploiion inter Dem
Vobrlhifie oTcltropcr" 0rei5ebn
Warn ifmcr perlebt mor0en. Sie
NadtIhidt bate in Dem Sprenglod,
cine Sooung lpnomit pIacirt nn0 bic
SogIhidt Dierpon nidt benadrihtigt
gebabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Sin innNcr intcniNcntcr Damn. 81 Sabre
ali, ipridt 0cliti0. lll0Griih, SIantid mo
in cincnt @nOroos0i uu6rgcitbdft bciitt 5%sidbrise
Sriubrltl0 I'M @clhiit. uocr irAello pelhc an
bcrc pdiicnoc Neiddltialng. Wtut uoreiiire:
q. o." Gcutihcr Correspondent.
(233-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Ncriun0t bon 0cn GlCpoturcn 1871
VrldlCl; Glcuotorcll Sorrotb Dc
712 9rId,Cl. .
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Gcrlanst i'm Ia0cmelncu.
StcncnaciudDe.
StcMcncindl

Stcilcnciudl:
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Nodit uoCr NulIobdltcrir. 9Ind5IlrugtIt III
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The Washington times., 1908-06-12
o. HIP Belmont Only Daughter
Says Texas Claimant to Estate

at the proper time. II you viii examine
The family records Of American Multi
n1iIlionaires' you viii notice after O. Fl
p. Belmonts name the record Of a
daughter born to him.
There is no date Of birth or Of mar
riage or of death OF this daughter Ir-
corded there, as is the case with all
the other family records
According to the press dispatches
this daughter is reported TO have been
married and 10 have died. Why this
blank record? 1 merely refer To this
10 show that there has been an official
report published annually for many
years, showing that my father had a
daughter but this record ends there.
The young woman says she was born
on March 4, 1854. and she exhibits "a
gold locket with two portraits one,
she says. f. the likeness OF her mother,
Sarah Whiting Belmont, and the other
the picture OF herself when she was
three or four years Old. She declares
she has documentary evidence TO prove
her identity.
"Once in New York. she said, 81
viii find many that knew me and
know that / was living at least mp TO
five OF six years ago. I have not led
an enviable life, and I have seen re-
verses, and / am TO blame, but I can
easily prove that / ans the only daUgH-
tsr of Q. r. =. Belmont
The Washington times., 1908-06-12

GALVESTON. Tex. June IA
young woman claiming 10 be the only
daughter of Oliver II. P. Belmont, who
died in Hampstead, L. J.. viii leave
here Saturday for New York to file her
claim to her fathers estate.
The press reports that Belmont's only
daughter, Mrs. Williams p Burden,
known in society prior to her marriage
as Natica Rives. she having adopted
the name of her stepfather. brought
a statement from the claimant that
Mrs. BurIen was an adopted daughter,
taken into the family by the Belmonts
two years after the disappearance Of
the rear daughter.
AS evidence Of this claim, she has
in her possession a letter presumed to
be from her alleged father 70 a de-
tective agency, in which he says his
daughter is lost 70 him forever, and
that her place has been filed in the
family circle. so far as the outside
world is concerned
How came into possession Of this
letter" said the young woman. who
asserts hat her name is Louise Whit
ing Belmont Clarke, concerns me
alone, but I viii prove its authenticity
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
Young Boy Bitten by Dog Safe;
Animal Jumps at Ronping Lads
Canine Springs at Police
man, Who Uses His
Pistol.

William Peter Therriel. the four-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Therriel. Of 1870 Fourteenth street north
west, who was bitten about the left leg
by dog yesterday afternoon. is suffer
ing from a slight fever this morning.
The little boys mother is greatly wor-
ried lest the child has been fncculated
with rabies. but she was told by the
physician who cauterized the wounds
that her son is practically out OF danger,
and that the fever is due more to the
excitement Of escaping from the angry
animal, and the pain OF having four
places on his leg cauterized.
According to the mother. the child was
playing with another boy of his age.
just in front of his home. A small dog
owned by o. d. Root was lying near the
TWO. The TheTriel child made a sud
den attempt to grab ribbon from his
companion and the dog jumped on the
boy. and. only through the quickness Of
its owner. was it kept from indicting
possibly greater injury on the PROSTATE
child.
This morning the dog IS being examin-
ed by the authorities
Policeman J. W. Collier. Of the Second
precinct. had a lively skirmish with a
supposed mad dog yesterday, while go
ing through an alley between -Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets and Rhode
Island avenue and n street northwest.
AS the officer passed an open gate
the dog sprang at him, and, despite sew
eral cracks on the head with the might
stick" kept up the attack until a well
aimed blow felled him. The policeman
then shot the dog, and reported 10 head
quarters. The dog viii be examined.
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
ST. PAUL POUNDS
SCIENCE INSTITUTE
Lectures First Supported By Bust
ness Men Grow Into Per-
manent Feature.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. June 12-The St.
Paul Institute Of Arts and Sciences is
at last an accomplished fact with its
first hundred life members completed
and a second hundred nearly completed
and with funds which guarantee It's
existence Prof. d. Earle Burchell, Of
the University Of Wisconsin, the flrst
director Of the institute, has reached
ST. Paul and vii start his work at once.
The new institute is founded on the
lines successfully adopted in Brooklyn
and Will handle an enormous amount OF
educational work, with departments de-
voted to the various sciences, It's eff
forts for the present will be devoted
to the practical arts. hygiene, literature,
history, the fine arts, economies, gov
eminent, and the sciences and II VIII
work through instruction classes. lee
lures. and publication work.
The movement had its origin among
the business men Of the city, who fOT
two years have maintained under the
same name lecture courses for their
employees first, and the public generally
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
SHE SEEKS PARDON
FOR CONVICT LOVER

DENVER. June I2.-Prfsor bars seem
to be Of no consequence TO Mrs. Ellen
Allison. of Ocean Park. Cal. when the
object of her love is behind them. The
romance was started by a photograph
on a postal card. Mrs. Allison has
written 10 Governor BuchteI, asking
for the pardon Of Robert DOnelly. 50
that she may marry hiIn and both en-
gage in mission work. she says that
she viii either come to Canton City
and marry DOneily or furnish him
transportation 10 California, and that
they will afterward live in Washing
ton
DOnelly's record seems to read pretty
bad, as he has spent thirteen years OF
his life I'm prisons and refOrmatOries.
She says he was nicely converted once
before, but a sweetheart Of his turned
him down for a richer man, and lie
drifted into the old path again.
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
DELEGATES GATHER
FOR WORLD MEETING
Anglican Church All Over Globe Is
Sending Representatives 10
London.

LONDON. June I2.-From every quar-
ter or the globe delegates OF the
Anglican church are arriving in Eng
land 10 attend the great pan-Anglican
congress which opens in London Mon
day.
Men who work among the EskimOs.
those who labor among the cannibals OF
the South Sea Islands, as well as rep
resentatfves of the church from Great
Britain and the colonies will be pres
ent and take part IN the ceremonies at
tending the convention. Nearly 80
srchbishops and bishops viii be present ;
there will be over 1000 delegates and
$500 members.
At the conclusion OF the congress
many OF the members will tour the con-
tinent or travel In Scotland, England,
and Ireland before returning home.
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
DUNKARDS DECIDE
TO MEET IN TENTS
Wooden Tabernacle to Be Aban-
doned After Having Been
Used a Century.

DAYTON. Ohio. June 12-After A
heated discussion 100 Dunkard mes
sengers-Or delegates-ln session near
here decided to hold all future con-
ferences in tents. For 100 years the
annual meetings have been held in
wooden tabernaClCs raised by the un-
skilled hands OF the members. Twenty
five years ago the Use of a big tent
was suggest led. but conservative mem
bers declared tabernacles Of canvas
would be suggestive Of the circus ana
the devil
The elders in consultation decided
not TO touch on the use of the telephone
or matters of dress. Many wealthy
Dunkards have telephones in their
homes. 1t was feared that the precipi-
tation of the question might end in q
split. All agreed, however, % limit
the use 90 the telephone 70 buriness.
The next conference will be held in
Douglas county, Kan, during Penta-
cost. 1903.