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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-23
STEAMER C0LLIDED
AND MADE PANIC
The Admiral Dewey Crashed Into The
Mount Desert or New York
Yesterday.

New York, Nov 2a--The lives Of
more than 500 persons were imperlled
yesterday when the fruit steamer Ad.
miral Dewey inward bound from jam
alca, crashed into the steamboat Mount
Desert outward bound from Bay Ridge
for the fishing banks. The Admiral
Dewey, coming suddenly out Of fog
bank, struck the paddle box, opening
cash in the upper deck to the waters 's
edge.
There were 45O passengers including
e. women and six children on tho Mount
Desert and the Admiral Dewey carried
A. passengers, nearly all Of whom were
postal clerks returning from rtip 10
Kingston, Jamaica. In addition to this
there were the crews Of the two steam
eTs.
Panic Immediately followed the Gil.
lleion and II was due 10 the prompt ac,
tion Of Captain Davidson, Of the Ad-
minl Dewey that catastrophe was
averted, for the passengers on the fish.
ing steamer began piling over the guard
rails OF that vessel and leaping for the
deck of the admiral Dewey. Capt.
Davidson kept the steamer moving slow
y ahead and thus the ship PROV Of the
fruit steamer remained in the rent and
afforded place for the frightened pas
ssngers Of the mount Desert TO land.
Had the Dewey backed away number
gf faI t,NA he
water.
The two steamers moved slowly tow
ard the east bank of the lower bay
while wild scene was taking place on
the decks. 1t was believed the Mount
Desert would sink and the passengers
fought frantically to get to the deck
Of the Admiral Dewey Many Of the
women ON the fishing steamer tainted
and the children ran about the deck
crying and men battled with each other
to reach the deck of the Admiral
Dewey.
Several Slightly Hurt.
A number of persons were slightly in
iured in the stampede. Men and wom-
en- crowded over the guard rails of the
Dewey so rapidly that they tranpled
upon each other. Police Capt. Hayes and
Lieutenant of Police Belton of the city
police were passengers on the Admiral
Dewey and it was largely due to their
splendid work that no one was seriously
injured.
In fifteen minutes fully $50 of tne
of the Mount Desert sprang
TO the deck Of the Admiral Dewey.
Lieut.. Belton said later that it seemed
as though Niagara of humanity was
pouring over the guard rails.
By this time the Admiral Dewey had
pushed the Mount Desert close to the
east bank The Admiral Dewey drew
more water than the other vessel and
Capt Davidson discovered that the keel |
Of his steamer was striking bottom. /
Nearly all Of the passengers OF the |
Mount Desert had been transferred and |
the panic was subsiding, so Captain |
Davidson signalled to have the engines |
stopped and few minutes later the |
boats drifted apart. Later the Mount |
Desert was taken in tow but afterward !
went under ner own steam to South |
Brooklyn, where she dacked to permit |
the rest Of the passengers TO 20 ashore |
Later she went to a drydoek for re-
pairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-23
ORANGE.

Miss Edna Davis, teacher of the school
at Kimball Corner, on Friday afternoon
entertained the pupils Of her school
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Lord. Refreshments were served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-23
TONIGHT IN BARRE

@The Great Poison Mystery, Barre
opera hoUse.
Hibernian fair. Ncodnen's hall
The Comique pieturu show, A.
Tomasi block.
The Theatorinm, 80 Main street.
Massaoco's theatre, Scsmpini block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-23

George R. Williamson of Littleton. n.
H., was business visitor in the citv
to-day.
Cold Holsters, lobster salad. chicken
and lobster patties. and al kinds Of
shell fish served in any way desired. az
the Rathslseller tonight. We make this
a speciality and take pride in serving the
best in town. Prices reasonable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-23

R. w Bishop, patent attorney Of
Washington. D. G.. reports the issue Of
the following patents to residents Of
Vermont, Brake mechanism for war
ons. Z. G. Doland Of Stafksborofi lag
indicator. w. H. Freedman Of Burling-
ton: typewriter. ". c. FsFnum. Of Ar.
Engton, assignor to WyekoH, Sermans
d Benedict. Hen. n. y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

Haskell, treasurer Of the Democratic
National Committee, was concluded
today. Haskell has resigned.
A.,
,"e oi,.ne y" - ,s
10 so''o's "oii'"n " p'V nv.
anu '"e ""' "''o ~
o'"' ne anu Wis " " ~, 80,
WOMEN ., oh'caso. AS m,ss wn'p
pc "uus"'e, Vi "on.." mn'pp'e "
e"
ered the most peau'iiui siri III new
YORK society rev years ago MI
ana MIS-. u w. oase-Deering enter
tanned 'he "ho'e party at iuhcheoh'
ne lh"tr'ase Vi MISS Mauei'he ~.
DoWse..' u"usn'e, VI mrs. 'a.rie'
Do"se'' vi perNe'es' anu hee roie
man Lucas OF Fresno TOOK place yes
terday morning at the Church OF the
Advent, In East OAKLAND. only the
immediate relatives OF the couple
rage service was read by Rev. j.
TriVett. rector OF the church. -
chronicle.
Mrs. Fred. Church is not at La
haina, although reported to be so by
The Weeks Events at Lahaina."
She Is busily engaged In her work
here and just now is up to her eyes
with the "Gipsy Encampment," to
~
MISS Madge McCahdiess' aiter
mahy months absence was return
ing passenger IN the Mohgoiia. MISS
McCahdiess Is a very popular girl In
the younger set ana Is devoted TO
motoring driving the Dig machine
t,'' S''in iio""u was p"SSe
&c, IA Tue Nore" en ''u'e " he'
ono, ~ '"e a''. one 10 +" uaus"
.ei Vi WIS, iio"aia, "no spent So'iie
.tnie AZ '"e 1a''ue iio'e' ie"
'''on'"' aso. iiei hu''""u 10 an III
'pe''o' !" ioho"'ii".
N'a' r''Ns' ""o was a sues' ior
'o",. ''"'e ~ 'ne ona ',o'e'' pass
e gu ."'o"s" ''o'o' ~, ouiu"' vi ".'
m"' W 'o1'" ane "'", '''u'n "
.o"o'u'u '"'s 'es p'''e.,
W." "' P''P'@' VIZ
in"'e' anu "o'ei'
~ "'o' 10 ,"Nihs vacation At
.he 'oicano' MIS-. "ooa may JOIN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26


arrived In the Mongolia, after de-
lightful trip to the States. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwartz and family have taken
a cottage at the Seaside Hotel for
the winter.
Engagement Announced
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Robertson an,
nounce the engagement of their da,igh
ter Rose Hila to William s. Chilling
worth, Deputy United States Marshal
4 4 4
Count Won Domkowitz has been the
guest of DR.. McGrew for a week at
Aiea. Mr.. Tarn McGrew spends
nearly all his time at the country
place surrounded by his books and
friends.
Mrs. Alexander Young and Miss
Bertha Young will not sail for the
Coast for two weeks. They may be
gone all winter, everything depend
ing upon the health of Mrs. Young.
4 4 4 I
Miss Mamie Winston, who recent
ly returned from an Oriental trip.
will go to Virginia, her home, next
month for flying visit, returning
to Honolulu about December.
Mrs. A. M. Brown. who has been
in San Francisco for the past
three months, expects her husband
to join her. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will return in months time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Focke re-
turned in the Mongolia. Mrs. Focke
is completely Frustrated by her
mothers death and does not even see
her intimate friends.
4 4 4
Mrs. Ralph Forster and children
are on Tantalus at the Cooper place
for three weeks. Consul Forster Is
with them as often as his duties will
permit.
Consul General Miller was greatly
entertained during his brief visit
here. Judge and Mrs. Seldom Kings
bury gave him luncheon, among
others.
Everybody who wishes to be anus
ed should read Simple Septimus,"
by William J. Locke, which is now
running in the American Magazine.
h 4 4
Mrs. Arthur Wilder has been in
the German Hospital in San Fran
cisco. undergoing an operation for
appendicitis. She is getting on well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Merritt, son
and daughter are stopping at the Mo.
ana en- route to the Orient. probably
ailing in the Tenyo Maru.
The health of Mrs. Alexander Is
enberg's two sons has much i'm
proved, the climate of Germany be-
ing most beneficial.
4 4 4
On Wednesday DR.. and Mrs. Sim
clair gave an elaborate dinner la
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peters and
Mr.. Thompson.
4 + r
Among those who sailed In the
Korea was Miss Nora Swanzy, who
returns to Connecticut to finish her
school year.
Mrs. van Dine will soon go to
New York. her plans being vitality
changed owing to the death of near
relative.
Mrs. Field, who is spending few
days in Manoa, will return TO the Mo.
ana hotel upon the arrival of the
Fleet.
Mr. and Mrs. Paulding Edwards, who
arrived in the Mongolia, arc guests at
the Moana hotel.
Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse gave a
pretty luncheon on Friday in honor
VI LII JuS. Juuu.
4 + 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berg are oc-
cupying the pretty residence of the
Emil Watermans.
\ 4 y
Jos. Schwartz and family are occu-
plying a cottage at the Seaside Hotel
for the winter.
+ 4 4
Mr.. Addison Miner is touring
Europe with friend.
4 \ 4
Judge Henry Cooper will soon sail
for Washington, d. c.
+ 4 4
Miss Alice Roth is sailing In the
Siberia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

Henry May & Co. wish to announce
to their patrons that they are prepared
to deliver Ponds Dairy Cream fresh
every morning. Phone 22.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
Haskell
Gets Out

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 25.--The in
vestigation of the charges made by
President Roosevelt against Governor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26
TO THE
aoliday-Seekine
Public

What spot in these Islands can ex-
psed the great Waimea Plains in
beauty, climate and diversity of soen.
eryl City folk in want Of rest and
recreation will learn with pleasure
that the Waimea Home of Mr.. David
Forbes, late Manager Of Kukuihaele,
Is now in the hands of Mr.. H. Akona,
the well.known Chef.
Tho premises may be rented fur
nished by week or month on reason.
able terms. Apply to
H. AK0NA, WAIMEA, HAWAII.
P. 0. Address. Kawaihae.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

Mrs. Deering of Evanston. H.,
the stepmother OF Mr.. c. w. Case
Deering, passed through en- route for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

Gilchrist Hatch won two silver cups
first prizes given for swimming and
canoeing in the Adirondacks this sum-
ner. The head tutor of his school
took thirty-six boys to the mountains
Tor the summer and it is gratifying to
know that boy born and bred in the
Islands won the championship of the
school,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-26

Mrs. Fred. Church is not at La
haina, although reported to be so by
THE Weeks Events at Lahaina."
She is busily engaged in her work
here and just now is up to her eyes
with the "Gipsy Encampment," to
be held at the Moana Hotel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

Co." cineu mnbcoodten S6uppel
ST crrihten.
Ncuc &crorOnungen.
SIN criten HotbS5pcige muroer
ioIgenOe nclle &epronungen eirgc.
retd)t:
Son @erru lllrid, - Gur6brud
Der GllfclonO.S Ctr, jluiiden 9tortb,
muo 8eod. glpcmuc
Son Scrrn OicGlwop. - 9teupflu-
itertng Der GomonOion. @Iuenle, non
6u.lton.@lpemlc bis sur Bride iiber
@ppunS Soils.
Bon Or. Gberrp. - 8cItimnmng,
Dob in allen lbcntcrn NIT beipeglis
den photographer 9totbousg1nge,
80nae, rothe &utcrncn filr Die Notbs
ultsa0nge ungcbrodt mcr0en miiiien.
&erbot Der @a9curna BON photo
Nrapbtidcn ElottclL Eel OOcr onOC-
rem leid)t brenuborcm IN in Oeucn be.
lUcgIidc Ehotogruphicn . &oritelllns
gen Itottfin0cn, olrBer peltn 0icie
Ituteriolien IN cinem fcltericlten @e.
lp0lbe nit GrlnubniB Oe5 Gbefinge.
nteurS oe3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nlIi6c.
iuobrt uerocn.
Bon Serrn Seutmolc. Gurtbrud
Der 80, StroBc 5piihcn 2)orf &ouo
mo llniUeriitp 8orflpou.
&on @crrH Greene. - 9cluilliaunQ
bon $4,000 iiir oic YfIoitcrung BON
Garrett StroBc 5luiihcr 9ibertps
mo &omnrosS truBc.
&m 5nciten HntbS5mci0c:
uc%berlaiiuu19 Scr GroBitruBclt.
Marftbolc an 10 GomncritoQcn pom
I. Sunlar an luno Scr SoQins
Ofortt6alc al 10 6rcitngen pom s.
Sonllar an fiir ircic &ortrG9e 0cs
Wuni5ipolen &umitpereinS. CGoiiirtc
Die eritc &ciunN.D
Noti5Cn.
Nm QonncritoQ 2(bcno miro ooa
9nl-GOmitc Oc@ Stootrotba iiir sic
9crotbulN Ger &crorOnmlQ SUM
Mi0errti Der 2(rdlitcften Commit
lion gerorommg cine 0iientlibc
SiBunq ohbultcn.
Ter StoOtrotb pcrtogtc lid bis
n1diten Wontog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

luna ser Nnlciben Der 5u0iel einbc-
3u6lte 8ctrug uerfiigbor miro.
Sim aus Den Qnmen Slice u. Stro.
tier. Sclcu Strom6cr9, 6lorence
G6albcimcr, NJ. emma Aore, Gli5oz
beth q. Snptb unO Morp u, Gum.
minas Deficiencies Gonlite Oea 2ebrer
2iteroriihcn Clubs 6efilrtportete
nodmol9 Die YiIoitcrllng Der Dor
ben Sdulgcbduocn gclegenen Stro'
ben nit gcrdlihloiem @flolter mo
erflartcn lid Ole Gomen lhlieBlth
oomit ctIlueritouocm menlt 3pel lol'
der StroBen jdbrliG gepflnItert mer'
Den. Die 9cb0r0c ueripSaf nltt5.
Sic @rooclcQung Der gal.
timorc StroBe.
0oa StroBen.Gomite Oea StoOt-
rotba belt Qeitern 9}ohmitto8 cine
offentlihe Sibuu1g ob, i'll meltcr Die
Wrooelegumg Der Sit.9oltimorcs ctr.
@~egenitono gum lbeil elmer icbr
biBiqen Scrotbung muroe. 1aIilr
iprod)en @encrol 6elir Agula, Der
nriiibrtc, DOB ea 0onm 5uei GIt.&ol.
timore-S truBen gcben milroe, u. y.
Smith, Ser ingtc, ooB foua Ole @cl.
Der aus Der Observation-Disclosures
OeS 9rouOoiitrifts .uiht fir oieic
&erbeiierung &crlucuounl iiu0cm
filr Den Glrdbrub Ser SoluurosS Ctr.
bcnllbt merOcn miiroen, 5. .. Snu-
Der, Der Oornui hinnpies. oaB Die
9ranooiitrifts Gommiiiion oieie
ScrbeIlerun1g 0rinNcno cmpioblen
bnbc. 9agcgcn iprod)en ole Scrrcn
". =. HpoL Ilernnoer y. Golfielo,
". u. Giien6ronOt, Mortin Wepers
bird uno NnOcrc. Ter 2eBtcrc er.
toBte Den ridtigeu @rua0ton Der 81
tuation, iu0em er iugte, ouB Git-9ul.
tlnnorc NnOcre &cr6eiicrungen lueit
llotbpell0tger 9ebroudc, ais Die
@ro0clcguulG Scr SltsNultimore- q r.
Ter Er0iiOent Der StroBenourdJ.
brud)@ Gommiiiion &omcS St.
Smith, co%nitotirte onB oQcil Die So
ltel Der Sto0t iiir oieic @erbeIierun0
100000 bctrogen miirocn. Garolf
500 lid oaa Gomitc 81 elmer Grtra.
Sibung 5uriid, in melder Die be.
fremOIi6c 5botiohe conItotirt mltr,
DC, Dab Die Gcroronung peridmrm-
Den lpor. Gomitc ,Glerf 6orQrouc
onrd)llld)tc ollc Gden, ood) Die Ser.
or0nung lpor uno 6lieb perihluun.
Den. Die SiBung muroe oo6er ollf
llafltcn Montoq pcri6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10
Eunncnonf. nnN 1Intcroann.
Nns Mlrttcr.

sir MorpIouO mo Den Gtitritt
Columbia bclrtc tbcilueiic bemoltt
rnO fiibler, nlOrgen FLAIR, leid)te nm.
1prinqcnOc MluOc.
&Inr mo if0H mar Oo9 Metter &c.
itcru. Gle b0d)itc SemperutlGr mar
~ @roO nm , llbr Nodmittng5 uno
oic nicorigitc Al @roo Dor 6 llbr
WiorQen6.
&n Den onoercn 8unoca Wetterbc.
observation-disclosures OeS &onoes mltr-
Sen sic foIgenoen niebrigitcn Gem.
pcrntllrcn ner6eid)net:
Guitport AZ, Bortlon0 36, Bolton
&c, Nl6onp 81, 9iem Port II, YbiIo.
beIpbio Al, 2Itluntic Gitp II. Moiba
iugton "a, 9torioIf 30, &otteroa So,
Charlotte 90, g8iIminqtou Sc, Gbor,
lciton 81, Souuunob %, &odionpiQ2
IS, 3l,piter 81, Sep Wcit 10, 9ltIont1
Sc, montgomery "a, Ncm.O rleon2
90, YoIcitine GO. @oluciton 20, Cor
pts Gbriiti 68. Oiempbia So, Gincins
uoti is, @itt0brrG II, Caluego 36,
guiiolo 10, Glcpclono 10, Detroit 3S,
9upcno 36, Worquctte 30, Green Ban
2S, Chicago IS, Duluth u, ct. Youl
-. ct. 2ouia #, Gonio9 Gitp u,
Sntuho "a, @urou 81, 8i9mord 20,
Miailton 20, Nopre IS, Seleno IS,
Solt &ofc Gitp IS, Gcnpcr 2S, Nortb
|lottc 81, GooQc Gitp 2S, 9lmoriQo
3S, Sos 9(ngcle8 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10
fGiuacfanoi.l
Sic Sdnuinoindjt.

Sine Der IiirhterlidIteu arallfbcl-
ten ser @egemuort. iiir Die fem
aroitt oDer Wteoi5in gerpodIen 81
iein iGeint. lit Die Snberculolis ooer
S%dminoiutt. Sic erqreiit reid upD
arm, Jung p6er olt, m1nnllh ooer
meiblih, trditig o0er port ldlpader
Contribution. Gie ein5ige erfolgreld)c
9%ebonolung ifeint Die 81 ieir, Den
Weniden olls unltotiirliden 3ltltat'
Den mieoer in notiirlif)e 5u bringelt,
namentlid friihe Suit, Der 9tdtltr
ongemeiienc 9epegung. natilrlld)c
Seiterfeit, geiunoer Shlat III mt
friider 2rit gefiiQten 3intmern, ST
iein, 9ie 9eiuegung 9egelt oieleil
Seine Ser Wenidbeit lit nod i1eil,
bod lit tic in alien cipiliiirten Sdn'
bern I'M @ange. Wiinidensmertb
mGre es. ooB lid oas aagemelne
Gublifum Deiien mebr beipnBt miro
ullo ourd) fleine @oben ! Collar pro
,So6r oo5il beiitenert. oielen 6eino
Der Menihbeit nit aQen Mitteln 81
befGmpien. Nie aus ben 3eitungen
su erieben, miro beute cine ipe5leue
iSeier peronitaltet, INN ein neites &c.
b1ltbe, fir bieien 3lped erridtet. eill-
3nlueiben. Serr 8ietor 9looe. cin
Geutider} hot fir oieien 3lped ollein
$1,000 Collars bcieeiteucrt ltno loIl.
ten onbere i%poblbobenoc Seutid)c
binier oiciein guten gciipiele niht 5l
ipeit 5uriidbleiben, Is. g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10
Eiir bic I%Sarincr.

SlBllllg Der bon HoolcDclt cin9cicB
ten Gommiiiion sur llntcrilld)ullg
0c3 Seben@ ultf Dem Sal1oc in
College Enrt, Wto., %bcgon1eu. -
RotbIGl0gc contpctcntcr Eerioncn
uerlongt.
Snl Wnrpl6uOcr &ouomirtbid)ait
lldjcn Gplcg 81 College Earf, Wt0.,
tagtc geItern Die Don Er0li6ent Huoie-
oelt %erllannte %Gommiiliou, Die inter,
lufen loa, III lucldJer Wciie 0oS Sc
ben nuf Dem &on0e, oltf Der 6arnl,
dl,genebmcr g~eItaltct mcr0en fam.
Die Gommiiiion lit pie iolqt 5uium.
mengeIeBt; ErofeIior g. $. 9oileu
bonn Nem- Yorfer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dlen Goleg 81 &tbaco; @enrp @ol,
lace Don 0es Woine@, Soma; !. 6.
Sutterflelo, Hr0iioent 0e8 lunomirtbs
ldaftliden Snititlta 81 Imburit,
Wtaii.; @iifor0 Eindott bonn Ser.
Stooten 6orit0ieltit; @nltcr $. Yogc
bon Ncm.Norf.
ErdIioent Bailey iilbrtc ben Dor
lib. Gr pcrloS cine 3uld)riit pom
Frolioeltcn Nooleuelt, IN meld)cr Die.
Ter erflurtc, Der 3rpcd Der Grnenlllmg
DER Gonnliiiion lei iolfe MuffldrunN
iiber 0aS Scbclt ollf Ben Sormen 5ll
crlallgell, Die i'm III ben Stuno iebeu
lpitroc, Dem Gol1greB NoriAlG0c fir
5ruefnlGBigc @eiebGcbung SIT mofen.
Rrofeiior 9oilep fii9tc nod &crleiuulA
Der 3uifrift bonn NrGiiocnten bi15ll
Die Gommiliion milnihe nid)t. lang,
9feoell 5t balteit o0er Den Surunerll
NotbidllGge 5u ertbeilen, lonoern mn
bon competeutcn Ycrlonen Gntpieh.
litlgen e1tgegen i'll llebn1e1. 100000
Girfulorld)retben nit Sragell ilhcl
ouS Sonoleben ieiell bon Der Com.
miiIion ~oltsgeionot luor0en an Sci
tu1gsleutc. Ner5te. 6ormer unb Sch
rer. unb 10000 9lntporten babe oil
Gommiilion erboltcn.
Capt. Splpeitcr, ErGitbent Der Wta
rpl1nocr lonomirtbid)oftlihen Sdltll
III College Earf, io9te, Dor NQcn
lcien before Sdnl 6ocilitGtcn in 6el
Sononiitriften c%rforocrlid), leioel
ober Qebe ea 10 piele Sonobemobuer
Grc. 0ur6 GigennilB 9etriebenL ie0ll
der &eiieriung Scr Sdlulperbolt1ilI
ent9eQen timber. 2ehrer lollten in
StonOc iein. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
llntcrriht III ertbeilen,
@crr Snnulel ID. Shoemaker uol
baltimore Goynltp inboiiirte. mu'
Capt. Spluciter be5iiglid) SfltIel
'ogte uno crtlGrte. Die 2ehrer Ipatel
hobcrc @cbGlter bcliebcll. Sn Soltl
more Gountp iuilrbe eitt Winilmlll
Sebrergcholt Don $500 be5ahlt mi
luern elm northumberland $tOU
befon1e. gIorbten oic @eborbcn, II
berollbtcn ooS Golf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

Gclcgoten sum- @cfuHNCt
mem Gnu0reB. - @ouuCrnclr
Grothcra hot Die fol1cuocu @crrcu
dis Gelegoten WiorplouD'8 ST Dem
pom II. bis 5lun 10. 9toucmber III
&idlnlono. 3D. t~uAenOcn @cfonNc
ucn Gon9rcB cruon1t: &oicpb Y.
WtcGomos bon NnnopoIia, Sobn =,
Stonc, 2omroion Higga, 6rcoerid :.
0ortou, Rcomouo :. Stcmort, 2. ".
Sbom, {ohn i. @epIcr mo Gborlr5
u. @oof pon Baltimore,
@crr VI iiblbcrqcr mfrs
GPueien. - Nr. George Wtiibiber.
ger, BON 9}r. t7O6. Grpitol 2lpenue,
Der, luie g~eitern bcrId)tct. g%cleqentIid)
elmer Sogoportic uon ieincm Sreln
DC 6rcoerid Guitlc. Don Nr. pos.
Wcit-S arotogo. En- 5uioui0 III 0cl
Hiidcu gcIdJoIien murOc, miro 9tod),
ridlten aus ocm StoNt Nolpitol 5lt.
iolge icoellfollS gcncicu. Mr. GoitIc,
Der oea tb0tlihcu 9tn8riiia ouQcidul
OIQt mor0cn it, lburoc Qcitcru BON
9iid)tcr Ibompion III Der GnntonEo-
ll5ciitotion no6 Steallnq BON $1,000
2!ilrgihoft ~porl1uiig ollf freicn Glb
Gciett.
Ger aompf gcgcn Ocu
oMciBCn sos. - Hubbincr Gr.
Y. u. Rublnitciu iogtc IN iciner Erc-
Oi0t Im Spar Sinui. Gempel, Die BE
tompinnQ Scr Shluiuoilldt gebc ser
Mcnlhbcit @%clc9cnbeit, Scr id0nell
Scbrc nud5lltonmcu: .&iebe Ieinen
9todlltcn mic Gid iclblt." og8ir iou-
ten NIT olicr W}utt Semen belfcn."
ioatc cr, yoic uoll ser idrcdlihei1
Scltdlc beiollen iluo. Is lit MIR cine
@elb- ml6 cine Gr}icbWlN3iroQc. Non
Der aon5cl bcrob iolItcn mir Niiiic
prchiQen fir bie Nrntcl. oie al Der
SubercllIoiiS lcioen bcul mcm ga
cine religioic 9oftrin iii, ouB mir III.
icrcn N0diten lieben %iollcn, uic m@
irIbit Damn lit bier OoS 6elO. OieiC
Siebe 81 6etbGtigen."
GoS &oIf TRACT Sic So
item! - IS p~crlolttct, OaB Jest aud
sic Weanlten Ser Yenniulponiu 0ubl
ibre Gppoiition ge9eli cine ollgcmci
ne Grh6bulg ser G~iienbobn 6rod)t
rntcn I'M 10 Gro5cnt oilfgcgeben bo
ben lulo sic Giniiibrltng Ser idon lei
mehrercn Wonntcn bon uielclt Snhn
perpuItu19en pOrgcidllu qenen Grbo
bulg Der Srod)trotcn nod uor Nb
lolif 0ea (SobreS 81 erluarten ieiI
miro. Gie @ohl lit ia porbct, nm
Die Hep1blifnner baben 9eiicgt.
@tebt Gnten5udt ouf. =
Serr :. ". Nj. &iger, lett 1900 &c
tret0r pes Beiunbbeitaomtes mo lei
4 ,Sobren 9ciiBer elmer G%llten6lldlt
6orm in baltimore ountp, hat be
idloiier, Die G%nten5ldt ais ltid)t pro
fitobel genng nui5li9eben. Gr betrieI
Die Gnten5udt oui Der Sorm oes sc
i%nnobeits GonmiIiGrS Or. Same.
@oslep.
-
Yaiie sur Heiic im's NnslaaS DC
iprat 6. Maine. Wr. 413, Cit.NnItl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10
9tc b0ic Gifcriudt t.

Sic b0ic Gifcriu6t.
Mlulam Eorts, ein Ueierteur bon
Dem &ricgSibifi olympia, Dem al,
len 6loggcnidiff Oes Yomlirol5
GeIptp m6brcno oes iponiidromerifu.
lllld)e1 &riegeN, mltrbe geItern oltrd)
Sergeout Sill pom pcitIi6en 9iitrift
perboftet mo bon &abi 2ooen fiir Die
Nltnoeaflottcl 9eh0roe f~eItaebulten.
&ie EortS erfldrte, beQing or sic
(bot aus &icbe 81 elmer blonolodigeu
Sdoner, Sri. Glen SoQer, oeren
Omit cr infoIge Der 9emlii6unael
zines Aebenbublers, eilteS geluiiic1
6rnnt Hobcrtlon, 5t perlierelt fiird)-
tete. 0ieier loa eS oenn aud aelue.
lel letn, Der ipGter, ltm ietnerieita
Den o%fIenbur begiinitigten H%ebenbub-
Ter aus oem @ege 81 ihoffen Gurfs'
H%lfentbultsort Der Eoli5ei perrietb.
Gem bon aiiiien periiiBten uno nit
Abrdncn ollgciclldteten Nbihie0 nod
i'll llrtbeilelL Den gcitern SRI. @nller
i'll Der lueltlidcn Goli5eiitotion bon
GortS nobn, ideint Hobertion foum
NllsiidIt 5u boben, lid) Der Srii6te lei
. lcS rSicbeS oicniteS" 5l erfreuell.
@oo& poIliQ entluitet. 800
&crnor0 SopS, Elm i~6sid6riger iull
! ger Mann BON 9tr. 1908, @eIt,Nilll.
berrp. Str., bate lid geltern Dor Saoi
Eo0cn III Der lucItIidcn Eoli6eiitntiDa
nuf Die Nuiduloigun0 ST. perantmoy,
ten, onl 81. Dor. Wtts. ieil1en aan1ero-
ocrL ben cttuu gleid)oltri1en Simon
Nlod, bon Nr. S42. Meit.S Saratoga
Ctr. geld)olet 5l boben. Wie lid)
bel Dem Nerbor beroliS jtellte, mar Die
gull5e Sodle nuf einen ungliidliden
3ufoQ 5ltriif5ufiibren. Soos bate
einen HepoIuer eiltluoel1 pollen, oils
Die Noffc pl6bltd loSgtng. Die Stu
gel troi Den gegeniiberiiBeltoeu 9lorf
III ole Mar0c. Ger Norfua erei9netc
iid) IN cinen Glub, benz beibe ilineen
Sclltc nIAebGrcll. &abi Cohen lieB
infer oieien llmltGuoen ben 9(tges
lhuloigten irci l%ouien. 9lod lit mic
Der pouig ber1eitellt.
aomm mi DOT 0ua Grim
nolQerih t. Ser ~t8.iGbrige
Malcr N0olph Vrunot. bon Nr. 1927,
! Jre0erid NpenlIe. ipelder, rpie geitern
I'M yGclltid)en Gorreiponoenten" be
ridtet, inter Der 9lnihuloigrtllg. aus
Der Observation-Disclosures bon Sarrp
Nuroette, 9tr. 1886. Sreoerif.g lpenlr,
cln Sabrroo geltohlen jill bnberL III
Die iiiolueitlid)e 8oli5eiitotion einge
l;efert lporben mar, lulrbe geitern
pom &uoi Stonlep Dem 8eridtspcr-
fabren iiberwieien. Gs ioa Dies oaS
5lueite Nol ieilt, boB oeS jilngen
MonneS &orliebe fir sSabrrGoer i'm
chi sic unredte 9nbn trieh.
Nufp1rtS!- Serr ". &. 60
rroros, Der felt 1894 I'M 9ienit Der
n9oltimore-C bios9 abn" itebt, in ben
leeten SSobren ols Chef 3eid)ner oes
Sngenieitr. 9epartementS, lit gum
SiiIis.9 riidelt- Sngcnicllr bes ganSen
Vnbnipltcms criionnt fporoet nit
Soiiptquortier IN Baltimore.