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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
ElGBc Dun SntcrcIic.

GllIGe Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9oltinore'S iino:
9nS WoIbiltgton e Wonllntcnt am
Wolmt &crnols ulo @oibingtou.
Elucc mo III OcricIbcn Nadbnri6oit
sic So6n Eager SoporO-, bic Togcr
9. Goncp. Stntlrc ltn0 anOcrc @crfe
Scr 9ilo6nllerfluit.
9uS SHlud)tcn : W%olulnlNlt am
Vtonltmcnt = Square 5luiiben Dem
Boitont unO Ocnt Srlti5palait, errid).
tct 5llr Grinncrung al Sic SdIu6t
pom 12. September 1914. .'
aEaSh @ution" aWmlnltc1tt N"un
Wolrnt Topals2 pclme unO 2ailbdlcs
Strobc, 81 Gbrul bon Sbcritliclltc.
nant ISM. $. @ntiou trrid)tct, ser in
1916 I'M mcrifoniiden aricge IN ser
Sd)lodJt bon Wontcrcp iicI.
Gas ncllc WarpIMlO Snititlt in
Ser NG6e ocS @ntIon.N
GaS Document, bom3@oIti.
more 2ebrcr.Gcrcin olif Dem &irhboI
ser @eItminIter q rc8bgteriatcrfirfe
an Sopette- uno @rtcneltrobe 5l
gbrcu bcs Gi9ters Cigar 9llen &oe
errid)tet.
Sos 81 gbren ser Warplano
SbeiInebmcr an ser Geuollttion non
ser uWtarplono @cicaihaft bcrSobne
Ser om%erifanild)en H%cpolution" oiti
Der Wount Gopal Yla5a crrittete SIC.
ppllltionsbenfmal. '-
SnS WcGonogb . Wonument alii
ser @reenntolunt- Cemetery, 81 G1rcn
bes @rilloerS Der Mc0ono9b.S dnle
iilr @uilcilfnoben.
Sas Gonioocrirten.M onumcnt All
Der Wollnt Gopal Tlo5o. s..;
Gas Columbus Tenlmal Bel ser
Snmucl Geaop.S 6ltle an Nortb- nn6
tSorforb- gpcnlie.
Gas @iloc- Genfmol all 9rooolbap
lino Sairmoitnt. Apenuc, 81 gbren
oes @riitoers oeS Soo Selloms- 81.
oens. as,
9as WeQS- uno WcGomas 0enf.
NAL an @op. unb IisQllitb StraBe,
gum anoenfen al 5lpei Marpldno
aus Dem ariege BON 1914.
Ser 8ruio-Sia-Farf, 700 9(der
groB.
CAROLS arf nit Dem olten Gar.
rolf Moniion. ,a
Eotterion.Farf, mo nod bie Sdau.
sen ans benz !ariege bon 1914 Dor.
iinb. -
Ger Suiti5paloit at Galpcrt..
,Sapcttc., ct. Eaill- 1ilo ~2crin9ton.
foitct So, 1000.
Gas goltamf, oItlid bonn Suits;
illlb oas &atbballs, oltli1 pom
Foitamt.
Ias Baltimore Ohio $ @ebGu0e
III ser Moromeit-gde BON Baltimore.
lub GbarlcsltroBe.
9os itelle @eb1ube ser Spnrbonf
BON Baltimore an Ser SiiopIt.Gfe
Jon Baltimore ilno G6arlesitraBe.
Sas nelle 3oagebdnoe an @ap.,
itno 2omburSItrabe.
Gas. nSobns Sppfins' Soipital"
IN 9rcaomap, Monlment., @olie-
ms SefferionItraBe, bas groBartigite
6oipital III oen Ser. Staaten.
Die ,Sobns 9opfins' lniperIitdt4
III Ser Morb-SoparoItrube, Die beoeit-
2~ebrqnitalt IN oieiemi 9ohse.
Gas Eeabobp Snititl,t init 9iblio'
bef, aunitganerie uno Muiif.Gon-
prpatorium an Mount 8ernorrf uno
Saibiugton-Ylace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
,Tlpriba" ais 3iclid)cibc.
9Icucr NnQriff oui Ocn Mtonitor, -
Gicsmul nut ehlcm &bitcbcob,

Sorpc0o. e,
@ufbiuQtom :. g., 8. Slni.-
Ser Mouitor n1Slorioo," mcId)ct Die
IlottcnpcrmoItltnQ im Intcrciic MO
Ocrncr StiifSconItrlftion SIT Ser
itdSjlpcdcn SIT opfern cutifIoiiclt 1T,
miro, nohOem nili ibn iton Dor jlpcI
@odcn nit benz ihmeritcu Sdlli@Bc
ifiiB Qcidoiicn morocn lit am Sum
itaQ, ncn t3. Slu1i lu>tcrDolb DER
@aiicrIinic icile5 &or5erS BON Dem
mdhti0itcn omcrifoniihcn @Dltc.
bcuO Gorpc0o Ourhbobrt mcrOcn.
Gie critic Concentration bate ocn
3lucf. sic St0rfc Scr Ton5crplotte
un0 scr @cihoiie SIT Crprobcn, iolui2
sic @irfiomfeit ocS .nciten a%nrnpIrna-
tics fcIt}uitcItcit. GicSmoI miro Scr
Iorpcoo ouf bcn ~Qori0o" ob0ciclt.
crt, INT icitiuitcUcli, Of Gin oui Dem
W}onitor ipciicu conitrlrirtcs moiier.
Oid)tcS Nonluerf fiber gcnll9 1T, i'm
Elm Sd)iii BON Der s3critorlnG 0urd
0icic 0ciGbrIihe NngriiiSnlctbo0c 81
rCttCr. "t
ScfrctGr Wctcoli bot Sefrct0r Coit
oI8 @oit aif sic nMupilopcr" cin9c,
loocll lnr ocm @crittd) %bci}ltnobncn.
Ger n6Ioribo" ipir6 wobriteinli0
nubc Dem NusiteGiflQs Ecrroin bel
@ompton .Hoo68 ~ptronfcrt merocn.
WoriuC.S ohneritGn6igc bcbouptcn,
BOB or niht %iintcn, ior0crn lid nllr
Inn einen Sui lcllfc1 miro. Ser Sor.
POGO miro gcnou nudl Dem Elobc, an
ncldcn1 sic Shiii@monn bcS D6lori.
0a" 0urdIf)la0cn pCrbcn iou, our6
cincn Groncporobt gcIcitct lpcrocn.
2cbtcrcr pir0 an ciJlem Gilbc iiini
obcr feds SUB ticf inter @olier oll
Dem n6Iori0o" bcicIti0t merbcn. Gas
onoCrc Gnbc miro cntiueocr ol,f ocnt
Sorpcoo.@oo Morris" ohcr auf
Sem Grcl5cr yNtontaomcrb," mcld)rr
icbt ols 6orpebo- Sdrdid)iff bcniitt
miro, %pcronfcrt, neil cincS oicicr bel.
sen Sdiffc Ocn Sdrb obfellcrn iou.
So6alb Der 4orpcbo trifft, miro
oos @olicr an Scr Seitc 0cS n6lori.
ga" bod oufipritclL cine GrpIoiion
uno Elm Sinfcn ocs Monitors pcr.
Den folgcn. Gie 8irfung miro iif
crit fcltItcIcn loIicrL ipbolb Scr $50
rioo" i'm brotherhood liegt. Soutc boS
l%lncrpartete poiiiren un6 bas 9oa.
mcrf iid oIs 81 gebred)lid) %crtpeiicn
Inn Der grploiion 81 ipibcrItcbcn, 10
miro Ser oS%lorioa" iinfcn; bcstpegcr
lit Gin Elot in ieid)ttm @oiIcr Sc
n1blt morocn, aus Dem man ocn Wo.
nitor nit nogIitit mcni0cn Soften
mo Wiibc 6cbcn fam, Sic @orbe-
rcitu1tgen fir bicicn &crilld iin6 icit
IGngcrcr 3cit u%ntcrrue9s, unb Der
SomItng 1T gcip1blt porbcn, iucil an
inn bic 6Illtbpcrb0Itniiic ~beionbcrs
gilnltig iinb. gll6er ben bcibcn &c.
frct1rcn lperocn cine Nn5obI Worine-
ltno Nrmcc.S 'fi5icre Sen Wonopcrn
b%eitpobncn, ipcIfcS bonn @tbmiroI Mo-
Jon uno ieincm giiiitcntcn, Gopit1n
Chambers, g~clcitct miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Iic ySenneTcc" Gataitrupbc.

gan Eeoro, Gal, 8, Sum-. -
Bic geeroignng Oes 6ei3ers i. e.
WarfieIo, Der an gerlebungen qeitor-
ben lit, Die er bel ser GrpIoiion aui
Dem areu5er v1enneiiee" oupon ge.
trdgcn, bat bier ltatt9efanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

THl 10. NNHhI ~ulllPIlL UOHliN
tia" nod Glasgow.
2lm 13. <lli Gampicr o9tcns
Nprt" uod Sontbnmpton.
Sim Is. ,Suni Gompicr o&aOcr.
lono" nad 0opcr unO Nntmcrpcn.
Pm IS. &llni 9ompfcr oNoro-
?(merifa' llodj Ncnpcl mo @culo.
NH is. <li Compiler uaron.
prin5" nod) Bremen.
Nm Il. Iluli 0onlpicr o2uiita.
MIA" nod) 2iprrpool.
9m II. SUM 0nmpicr FotSOom"
nad) Nottcroam.
9lm II. Slni Gompicr oMt. @aibs
ingtou" nodJ Ncnpel mo SricIt.
9tn II. Sllni Compiler vgompd-
nio" lladJ 9tropel mo @cltuo.
SGnl II. Sumi Colnpier uNlriotic".
lod) southampton.
PIN IS. SSuni Gompicr nSlabo.
rlo" nod Gibraltar ullo Ncopcl.
Int Is. Sllnt Sanlpter ~Srenlcn"
nod .&rcWen. o~,. -,,.,,,p ,,,r ..ao,,
Pm IS. &lrni Sompier n&aiierin"
tof @onbur9.
Pm is. Suni Gnmpicr nGeoric"
mad, liverpool.
2lu is. Sllhi Gnmpicr nSouoic"
nab Snure.
Pm 20. Slni 0ompfcr nGoIum-
bia" nod Ntcopel uno Sricit.
gm 20. &uli 0ompfcr pGrctic"
nnd Gibraltar nno Nenpcl.
@lm 20. Slmi Tompier nYrin5eB
Srere" ltadb Gibraltar ltno Ncopel.
9lm 20. Suni Gampicr r6rieori6"
noh Bremen.
s(m 20. Sluni 0ompicr rllm6ria"
nod 2iperpool.
9lm 90. Sltni Tompfer nEcnnipls
ponia" rad) Smnburg.
Ann 20. &lmi Compiler nGuliior-
MIA" nod WloSgow.
gm 20. Suni 0ompier .algeria"
ltoh Neapel.
Am 20. Suiri Camper n@eiaba"
mad, Souoon.
2m 20, Slni 0ompier St.2ouiS"
nod Scutbompton.
an 20. Sllni 0nmpier n3eelunO"
nod Souer mo Nltncrpcn.
Slm 23. Sltni Compiler raaiier
Milbelm DER 3peite" nuh Bremen.
Im a. Sllni 0nmpicr nHullio"
mad, Hotteroom uno 2ibuu.
Nm a. NSltni Compiler nMourcto.
MIA" HAD S%ipcrpool.
Nm "a. Sllni Iunpicr yMaOon.
llo" nod Neopel lno Morieiae.
Nm "a, 'Suni Gompier, Nooroom"
lldh Hotteroom.
gm 81. Suni Sampier yargen-
noh 9teopcl lnO Srielt.
9lm "a. SUM Compiler DMoieitic"
lod southampton.
slm %. >Euni Gompicr nTrin5
@il6clm" nnd Bremen.
Ant 20. Sllni Gnnpicr nGcutid)-
Ionb" had Sumburg.
9ln %, SUM Compiler nSeai9
olap" llnd appcnbngcn.
am %, Sitni 0umpicr .Hesina
)'Stolia" nnd) Neapcl uno @enuo.
aim %. Sini 0nmpicr 0arnbic"
rod 9iperpopl.
PIN %. SUM Gompierr Tropcnce"
tad) Sabre.
Nm ~. Sluni 0nmpier n9arba-
uod 9rcmcn.
Aim y. SUM 0ampier nGarma.
tia" nod 9%iprrpool.
In 81. Slni 0ompier yEatricin"
luh &amburg.
an q. Niui Gampier rGaleoo-
ia" nad) Glasgow.
Pm y. Siini Gampicr nMinne-
aba" mad Sonbon.
gnt %. SUM 9ampfer .Tbilaoels
,bia" ndh Sontbampton.
Im ~, SUM- 3ompfer ,uaroon.
anb" mad Spper uno Nntperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Baltimore 0ampf. Eadet So.

tIitt uHp buptttlIVBe UuIsctut.v
u Sic, Ser. StnaienIoft bef5rbern6.
Tampfer r8irginta" (nen), .Mlabama,"
q ygeorgia," y9enneNee".
.8antpfer faDren tigIin. GonntneS anseenorts
men. hon ben a9ais9inie".Biers. Rr. f0-f8,
9tabt. strake, $50 Ibenbs, brett nab DI6
8oint Comfort, gorioIf, 4ortsmoutb unb allen
9unften oes eibers. @erbinSune In Obj
9oint Comfort nit &c. & 8. @ifenbabn". gsn1
@ibuorto. @erbil!ouna, IN 9ortsmontb nit benz
pSedboaro Iir Sine" foIioem 3uee mad TortS.
mouth unb gltInnta. Sn gtorfoli Serbinbuna
init Der ~%gltInntic Coat Cine" gtorfoIt nn6
tueftIi6 nnb Obj Dominion 2iae" nan Netp.
bern. @afbineton I.'g., Ri6monb, b., unb
9teips0orf.
WPabI5eiter nod europdifnem BLAME. Suru.
riofe aaiiiten8immer, eIeftrif6e 8elenhtnna,
9nnpfbei8urg. 9oien fret. Seferbirte adiiiteR.
s%ir1Ter in ben 9~tnetsgiireanr Ser .gab Cine
Nr. 107. Sfts9aItimoresStraBe Rr. 508-50s.
9iabt'strabe. 9. ". g.. Office. Snooit.gde BET
baltimore uno 9aInertsStrube, Continental
1rnft 9uilbtne" nno IIbau9b's. gr. 1e9, Norb'
gbnrIeSsStrnbe.
Sphu ". Shertuout, @. SrspR,
Sisesgraf. II. tSerl. 'Manaaer. Ger. Sat. nGent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
.crdamts G. Mimcrs Sranspurt. 81.

SuH1pftTsEtHIt.
Tradlt uno Raiiagtere.
Gadl Bolton niio oem SiteH.
Sienftaa, SDnnerita9, Gnmiing. 9 lbr IbenbS.
Rad Providence uno ben, Often.
Wontag, 6reitda. Santftna. 8 nbr MbenbS.
Rad, Eeiupprts9ietu NIB HorfoIf.
Idglif. uus9enommeu Mittrphs, 9 lbr AboS.
y Sro6t aiteerofnmcr ti9li6 big 8 tlhr yiadnt..
fIr oeniclhen IGg nbfnbreroe Sannpfer.
Nadl SaDaunab nno benz Sfoen.
Ticnita9, Sreitna. 6 llbr IbenoS.
2. d. Wcyiein, Iaent, Bier SUB Siios6absStr.
Sanpt.Siircau: German. uno 2igb.Strahe.
Gt3 5&G|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

HdTe snr @eiie in's NnsIanb be.
iorst 6. @aine, Nr. Alb, pn-galti.
mersfrake, SAFE Gaitom &paie Hive.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Nhhnfnten.

abplpb gutberlet, stentsdntpnIt. Rr. 10, on.
2eringtonsStrabe q. & y. 9bone, ct. Baul
3539-@.
8. 6arhart ebimsr, steatsannaIt, Union 9ruIt
VuiIoing, baltimore, Wto. geibe Telephone.
aari u. VI. sdlplR, l26-129 2aip 8uiIbing.
8nifauus 6urb, 26t-269 @aIbert 0uiIoine.
q. sSm. Ertmauu, III Horosgbarless Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
9amburgsN
-naf-- l
Guppclidranbcn'
Grprck- nnS EaKagier'9 icnit.

Sambnrs = gmcrifa r einic,
41-45 SruaouaD, Nriu.gorf.
Mrtbnr ". HpbIun,
am nltru 9latc,
127 Slt=ynltimDrc-St Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Rationale anfen.

Hational-9anfen.
rSke cIb Su,pn 9atiuuai Sanf," Sob. unb
@retersStrabe. Sacoh B. Soof, BraftSent;
.Senrp 8. Stebre, aaiiirer,
y8pette sattunal.Sanf," 432 gnosDtoabnap.
Y. s. @neuer, 8dffirer.
~,gseteru National ganf." IA RorbsG utatp'et
g. Marrioit, anifrer.
brittle 3atiunal.8unf," Ode Baltimore unb
HprtbsStrnbe.
,aarmers & Rcrdant's saatipxaI BaaI,"
Spltbs un0 qombdrozS trdbe.
Commercial & Sarmers' National Sunt,"
Sioluefts @de Soiparos uno VermansSirabe.
q. 3. Baldwin, @afiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Marbfanb G. Tcnnipluamia 81. 81.

7.30 Soan., nnh Dorf. alisg. Sonntdg.
$50 Born, nab 9eInir, alse. Gonntags.
11.30 Born, rab geIair, ausg. Sarriina8
unb Gonntaas.
100 9tafIt., mad gefair, MIR Sonntags.
$50 9iafni., mad gorf, aiisg. SonntagS.
400 Mntmi., nab Delta, nus Sonntnas.
BID gadbni., nab GeIair, aiise. SonntaeS.
$40 gbenos, mad, Celia, ause. Gonntags.
hoo Mbenos, mad Celia, MIR eonntaes.
1f.30 abenbs. nab geIdir ansg. eonnfags.
safe mrs Nnsfanb be,prst q. Natne, NJ,
l18, Hf.SaIttulte.et Iu MR. Gufl4 4enfe ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
@eidattss@ egwctier.
Retbe bone.

3eitungen, Seitibriften etc.
She Baltimore Rcius Co.," 9abio NbercroN'
bic, 0efbdftsflbrer, 31S NeitSerudH'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Warmor- uno Grants erfe.
8. Silsartuer & sbbue, 714-71s &eftsSaIti,
ntorezStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

9eteftip.I sentliren.
@tletn. etrpnfe Tetrttiu. asentar, z gIapsgtr.,
Baltimore, Wib. ct. RauI 4128. ane Wit,
tbeilrngen gebeim ~aebalien. Ferf5nIi&e aufs
mcrffamfeit oegebeft.
epanbantr & fd,mibt 0riiber BET entitt. Belt
& 2DonS, SOB GoIbert @uiIoing.
2eihenbeItatter.
eahberS & sbbne, 170s-I7tO ganfc.t-Nbenue.
Wm. Gssf. Rori5s unb @reerulount Mperue.
SriebbDfe.
rssnbss Rarf Gsmttera." Offire: II 0et.
SaratouasStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

gaumateriaIien, Sbiiren, Geniter'
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
SaHeS .. Snter & &c.. 115 usb 1T eAb.ere
berids Strnbe.
0es. q. eIpaa 4 Bro, Ala Stsbtftr. '&erfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Blumbing, Furnaces, Ganges anb
Nefen, Gohbeden unb Ninnen.
gtunett Bros, 523 rosSreutont.sIoenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
SruTt.Gompaanter

,Warplanb Sruft Co.," gproipeft.@de Colbert
uuo @ermar.StrnBe @rier .Serf9, Yrdfs
bent; G.. g. 3immermann, Sefretdr; Carroll
Tuu Teb, S6abrnetiter.
Baltimore Fruit & 8unrautee Co.," Equitable
Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
ootS.Yanfe

,Dsutfde gauf ppn Baltimore" Baltimore
uno Souioaps Strabe. Muguit Weber. Brlf
bent: g. 5. Slot G6aemeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

2anbpirtbihaftlihe @eratbe unb
Sdlnereien.
0riffttt & xnrner 60, 205 Horbs8aeasStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

a1ipferidmiebe rno Bli1mberS.
Spbn Subert, TIA 9bamessS trabe. 9. 4 3.
IeIeptou: 94ulfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10
Bapter unb Hcpier.D Often.
enitb, Ttspn g., 1O5 uno te7 6anober.gtr.

gledplatten, Rctau etc.
on. Gonflin & So. Ciucurporiri). 13-l
Naloeritpns Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

yStntihe eparbnnf ppu galtispre.] Gutan
unb galtimoresStrabe.
uSt. Samrs Sparbauf," Bdlt!dGre,Strabe unl
MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Warmor. uno 8rdnit.8 erfe.
8. tilsartner & eobns. 714-71s 8eftsoaIti'
r~oreTStrube.
Blumbing, Furnaces, Hanges anb
Oefen, Gohbeden unb Hinnen.
Bennett Bros, 523 gIorosSremont.soenue.
altpferIdmieoe uno 8lnnberS.
3obn Subert, TIA GbamessS trubs. 9. L 3.
5eIeptoH: 8ulfe 1909.
acknowledgements.
gsn,, Z. ehadelioro & Go. t5 unb II gbamser
,sippal Sninranee So. Of eiuerpsol," Senrb WQ.
g~8arfieIb. Jieiioent Wiannger, 1Ot--102 ebum'
her OF Commerce Q'ni.o ,rg. 4.tE '
,@ermania Geuer. sr1dcrnnaS /. 1efenf&aft,"
baltimore une Rortb'Strabe. 2
@run6eisehtbums- asenten unh
.SGnbler.
gtsrrs g. 1nsas & Hesasw. 10 DnsaerinatOn.
Strabe. ~.
SugIdmieb. Subeb6r. a
o. e sss,: sa'H' Co., 1862 unS se4 Rorb.saa'
2oblen unb SoI3.
etatt o. Bon tetn:. s59 golumbir .Goenue.
Shmudiahen nnb ltpren.
y. q. Rtaer, 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Bfanoleib-@ eib6ite.
rGpnioltbates 2pau Co.," 1 Rorbs0abs gtrabs.
Fianos llno Srgeln.
Gkus. u. etieff, 9 9lpros9ibertb.St rabe.
Nn. 4Hate & Co., p2Drlc" .Sebdube, Wtt. HobaI>
uoerie
Bapter unb Ycpier.D iiten.
enttt, Stson g., 105 unb lot 6arober,gtr.
Blehplatten, Wetau etc.
2nun, Spufiu &c Eu. (iucprnurirD. 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-10

Eianos nno Srgeln.
Gkus. ~. ettcff, 9 gloros2ibertb.S trabe.
gSn,. 4xate & Co., ic".Sebdube, Wlt. HotaI>
uoeItile.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
A WAllA WALLA WOMAN
 VICTIM OF MURDfRERS
The Discovery of Her Body Yesterday
 Solves the Mystery of Her Absence.

Walla Walla. Wash. May 7-The body of Mrs. Anna Aldrich. who dis appeared from her ranch eight miles east of this city last Friday was found at 1:30 this morning in a wild unfrcquented region. near the head waters of the Copper river. about ten miles from the woman's ranch. Her skull was crushed, and the body had been hurled headlong into hole at the base of an dprooted tree. She had been dead several days and the body was in an advanced stage of decom- position.
 The sheriff has succeeded in weav- ing a strong net of circumstantia1 evi- dence about Bud Barnes, the eldest of three brothers. under arrest. charged with the murder
 Seen at the county jail today. Barnes maintained his innocence and claimed to have seen Mrs. Aldrich alive and well in Walla Walla as late as Monday. At this time the prisoner was not informed that the dead body of his alleged victim had been dis covered It is not believed now that the younger Barnes boys. still in jail. are more than accessories after the crime The elder Barns is not over 9 years old. and has girl wife
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MRS. GUINNESS TERRIBLE NET. The Identification of AR-
 other Victim of it The A Wful Effectiveness of Her Matrimonial AdVer- ment.

La Porte, May Rehabilitation of another Of the bodies dug up at the Guinness farm, near here as that of Ole B. Budsberg of lola, Wis. and ev- idence that he,- like Andrew Helelein of Mansfield S. D. had been brought into Mrs. Belle Guinness net through matrimonial" advertisements, was one of the clarifying features of today's developments in the case The identification of d bundle of bones and flesh as the remains of Budsberg was made by the mans sons, Mat Budsberg. aged 20 years, and Os- car H, aged 27. The young men ar rived here this afternoon.
 A soaking rain which fell continu- Ously for twenty-four hours prevented further excavation about the farm and Sheriff Smutzer devoted the day to unearthing possible evidence which may be used at the trial of Ray Lamp here. charged with having caused the death of Mrs. Guinness and her three children.
 The result of the investigation was such that Prosecuting Attorney Smith announced that he would seek the in- VI anu tiAhtciN bl to have the case called for trial at the next term of court, which is set for May T.
 "Lamphere will be on trial within three weeks" said Smith. ''so far as the state is concerned the case is com plete. and I am ready to present my evidence in court. I am satisfied that we have collected testimony Of such a | character that Lamphere's responsi- bility for deaths in the house will be established beyond all reasonable doubt"
 Prosecutor Smith said: We will produce witnesses to prove that Lamp
 here was seen around the Guinness
 house before the fire broke out and ] that he was seen running away later We shall also prove tha he set fire tC the place in revenge for her acti6r taken against him by the woman after they had fallen out This disagree- ment was due to quarrel over the
 murder of Helgelein. in which crime Lamphere was implicated, according to our evidence
 One of the subjects discussed tonight by the officials was the correspondence
 between Mrs. Guinness and Andrew Helgelein The latter's brother brought
 several of these missives with hin from Mansfield. S D. They revea thoroughly the wi!es by which Helge- lein was induced to enter the trap pre- pared for him. Endearing terms were numerous in the missives and the later
 ones are explicit in the directions as to the methods by which Helgeleir was to collect his resources. In addi- tion. such phrases as We must pray God to protect us from evil" are ir evidence.
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sailors and marines involved problems of small boat seamanship and eXecu- tive ability that at once was test Of the triumph of efficiency of the navy It was a drill of rare importance qc- cOmplished with dispatch that knew no confusion Sailing launches cut ters. gigs whalebOats. appearing ike solid patches of blue so closely wherc they filled. were formed by the various ships of the two fleets into divisions and fiotillas under the command of specially designated small boat cap tains and admirals. were lowed taT.icm fashion by little steam launches to the landing barges.
 The parade was the feature of the day. Tonight the streets are throngcd with libert., men who are being given their first leave ashore. ihe parks are filled with holiday crswis say With music and illuminations At 5he Fair mont hotel Governor Gillett and staff entertained at dinner in honor If Sec retary Metcalf and the flag .Ind com manding officers of the flee-. Admiral Evans was unable to attend the pace being taken by Admiral Thomas who responded to the welcome 70 the At 1 lantic fleet. X dumbcr 3f informal speeches were made.
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The Parade of the Sailors and Marines
 of the Two Fleets.
The Air Filled with Fluttering Flags and Vel coming Cheers--The Great Naval Review the Chief Event of Today

San Francisco, May 7.TEight thous- and blue jackets marines, the largest armed force of the American navy ever ashore in time of peace or war. landed today from the combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets now plying in the harbor and marched through the streets of San Francisco in the most notable pa rade this city has ever known. For four miles and half along the streets lined canOpied with colors in review of an never ending crowd, the fighting men of the fleet made their way Twenty-Five hundred soldiers of the regular army in full dress array, acted as escort to the visiting men and were liberally applauded. The cheers how ever were all reserved for the sailors and marines
 Rear Admiral Evans. and six other rear admirals in command of the SquadrOnS and divisions rode in carri- ages. Admiral Evans was quickly rec ognized by thousands in the immense reviewing stands and bowed in con- stant recognition of the cheering which was caught up by throngs ahead and echoed by those in the rear as the NoA Aib HibN " ilbNtu III liOill bl lllt marching columns. Secretary Metcaif Governor Gillett. and Mayor Taylor of san Francisco rode in the parade and aftcrWard reviewed it as it counter marched down Van Ness avenue
 In addition to the scores of sailors, there was a large representation from the naval guard from the semi-miIi- tary veteran and civic organizations. A battalion of high school cadets from Salt Lake City acted as personal escort to Admiral Evans in token of his having been appointed to the naval ! academy from the state of Utah.
 Two brigades of blue jackets and
 regiment of marines earned an ovation
 which was theirs. The marines. 120o strong. in uniforms of blue, and can
 vas Ieggings of white caps. with the ! striking red coated bands in advance
 headed the forces from the fleets. Major Dion Williams. fleet marine of | ficer of the flagship Connecticut was attended by his staff. The pictures que bluejackets. in blouses of the sea. with jaunty little white caps. up curl 1 cd brims. trousers carefully slowed away in ieggings. service rifles from
 the ships armories slung across their shoulders were commanded by Cap tain Seaton Schroeder. of Virginia who is soon to be elevated to the
 rank of rear admiral.
 American ensigns. the ship flag. bearing the names of twenty-six of tho
 greatest states of the union, sparkIeC in the brilliant sunshine of the cloud ] less Gav and flttttarad in tbo broo.,.g
 The landing of the great force .o