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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-13
&crcini9tc SGnecr ppn Baltimore.

Solptol,ortiCr: .@erntania . Wtorls
ncrd)or = &ullc;;" Hrulioent Senrp
5bomos; corrciponOircnOer uno pro.
tofoQirenpcr Scfret6r pro tenn. g..
Simmclbcber, 9tr. 3t5, NorO.Gocn.
StroBc; Sinon5iefrctGr g. Simmel'
bcbcr, 9}r. 80, NorO.GOensSt robe;
ShotmeiIter $. Widlid, Nr. 713,
@urner.S trobe; Girigent Sb. Sent
berger. @eriammlun0 ieoen 5lpcltcn
6reitog I'M Wonut.
,8crmoniasG lnrtctt-G Club"
Souptouorticr: @ogncr's SoIlc,
Nr. 1l6, NorO. Ynca-S troBe, Sing.
itun0e: GienltagS. 0irigent 5,
&aroluS.
.Irion."
SouptQuorticr: rSto9.SoIlc," Nr.
Mittpo6 - Giriecnt; S. s. 8ronf,
,Sormonie."
&ollptqilorticr: Nr. 4t4, WeIt.
Iopette . StroBc. Singitl,nOc: Glen.
tags - Girigent: Sobn u. alein.
Observation-Disclosures"
Salptqitortier: @ermonio 8 Wtdn.
ncrhor.Souc, 9tr. 40 bis 412, @eit.
2omboro.S troBe. Sin9itunDe: Con.
nerItogS - Tirigcnt: Sbeo0or Sent
berger.
rySroblinn."
Sultptquortier: Sroblinn . ;3olle,
9tr. 2000, 6rcberid = Ioenle. Sing
itunoe: Wiittluod)S - Iirigent: Sobn
U. &lein.
,Nrbeiter. M1nnerdor."
Snuptouorticr: anorcoS' SoIe.
Ir. 314, SonoperitroBe. SingltunOe:
WittpodS - Giri9ent: Gaoio NC.
lurnet.
.G6oIia.M Gnnerdor."
Sorptquortier: &oigt'S Soae, Nr,
1922, Sorforo-I oenlte, StngItunOe:
9icnita9s - Eiri9ent 5. s. 6ranf..
y2ocuIt.Y oint.Mdnncrd)or."
Souptquartier: 3nider's Sollc,
Ode Cuba. uno anoreitroBe, Sing.
iturtoe: Wiittpot abenos 5 llbr -
Girigent: &ilbert ariippcl.
,Irbeiter. 2ieoertofel."
Souptquortier: 8ol5' Saae, Nr.
4OS, @eIt . 2erittgtonItroBe. Gina.
Itunoc: ~Gienltogs-Girigent: Sllbert
Stripped.
,Melo0ie."
Souptoltartier: i. TicS' Soae,
ode 2oluitrnbe unb 8clair'Warft.
S%ingitunbc: GpnnerItogs Girl.
gent: +. 9aroliiS.
.9operiiGJer Wdnnerfor."
Souptauortier: I%fermann's Safe,
Ode bon Caroline. ltn0 8ougbItrobe.
Sin9itunbc: GonncrItog IbenoS -
Sirtgent: Iuguit S6neioer.
yWfctger.8 u iangpcrein."
Souptarartier: Soffmnnn's Sale.
2op. uno 6orreititraBc. Singitunoe:
9icnitog - Girigcnt: Sitbert Strip
pei.
.Wo5artiM
9auptduartier: Gobert 8ollmer'5
Saue, Hr. t921-1923, Orleans.
Strabe; Singitunoe ieben Conner.
Itoa Nbrnb Girigcnt g. @. Fobl-
mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-13
,IIbiscaug III nGcr 9nEcr &ns

fang" Mn oieics SpriMpOrt oitrftc
Der prcuBiI6e &Onil 6ricori9 Wils
helm |. lei Dem GcIcI'c ge0aht Eaben,
burG Sen er i'm sunni 1928 alien
.SiirQsrStG4terr, 0onorpertcrfrducn
un0 60tcripcifern," Die duf 0ffentli6en
MGrtter lire Woarcn feilhieltcn, be-
fail, sic unteI0dniqte G3eit n3um
Doue- ocer 5la45Iptancn, Nd6cn ober
Striden" ~ psrtptn>ca. Sin Gpnoerz
crIab fir baB n9oterpciberDolt" bes
iuate, 6ab c5 in Oct @oGe Elm 4funo
DoLe 81 ipinuen, piNriacnfals jebod)
6aS ooptetie MarItQeIb gu 5ubIen
bdt..-Nlar felt. auf mcl6e Gin5eIs
better T4 Die psiie Biirior9e bc5 Sol.
0atsrfoni68 critredt:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-13
Nus Den Wcridtcu.

@ront Stodbun an SlO,WO SdlG
bcncriub pcrfInGt. - @cih0it be
5obltc iif nid)t mcbr; miro ulligc.
lott. - Gbcn, Ole nitt I'M @im'
mel NcihIoilcn murocn. No'
ti5cu.
WCacn nnQcbIid lm0crcdticrti1tct
&crboitlmG bat NJ. 4, ". 92cioemcp,r
I'M Supcrior.@ crid,t Wront Stod.
BAN mo Ole Ohio GclItihc Scltcr'
pcrlihcrluQS.@ ciclllhoit" olf $40,
GOO Sd,uocucrinb ucrflo9t. Is mit0
b%CbouptCt, Dob Stodbam mo Die
MISREPRESENTATION am J.. OF
tobcr 1906 Die @crhnftun1 0co SLID
GERS bcluirftcn, neil biclcr %u10cbllCl
$1615 mtrridlInNcn bnbcn lolltc, oob
cr iCood) am 70. Noucmbcr 1906 bon
ocu @roBQcihluorcncn olli frclct
SUB NcicBt luur0c. Die Vctlu9tct
pcrouloBtcu Damn onl II. Oc5cmbcr
1907 Die Grbcbu1q elmer ncllcn Mn
tloge acgcn i'm, bon mcldcr or obcr
I'M 6cbruor im Griminolgcridt irci.
0ciprodCu mlroC.
@ci6d ltqui0irt.
Gin Tcriuhrcn sur NuIlolund Der
&onlc3 :. acknowledgements lit
inn &rci@Ncriht 9tr. > cill1cIcitct nor
ocu. ,<u Dem Outrage miro bcboltps
tct, ooB Ooa @elfGit fcincn Sclutnn
mcbr oblpirit unO IN cil1cr Ncrlunm.
llulQ Der 2IftionGrc am 8. Nprll be.
id)loiicn muroc, boliClbc olli5uGcbcn.
Nuc NlraitGnoc Der Gompuanic, Ioluic
ole ShlIlbcn llllO beNlidclt. Nid)tcr
Wortcr ic6tc ole &%erbuuolmng iibcr
Den Nntru0 ullf Den 13. Wtui felt.
Wcood Oh Z icinc &criUan0-
ten.
9ltrd) 0o9 oem Woiien0crId)t 5llr
@cit0tigllnG cin0crctd)tc Scltoncnt
0c3 Nrn. Charles Wtoriit McSco1
ljn0 Der SdlpcltCr 0c@ GrbluIlcro,
Nclcn s.. 0umbmoL $4,000 ucrnluht.
Cine iGbrlide @ruuorcntc bon $40
an Dem Solllc gtr. II, Gurrollton.
Npcmc, mno cine bon $29.25 fallen
ocu folgcnOcn @cihluiItern 9cneir.
iom 5lI: Nclen s.. Gombmon, 6lo'
renee &. Wortbington unO Caroline
&. Mortbin0ton, Srmu Gumbmon
nurbc 5ltr neutrality-suspicious. be
ltinm1t.
Gas = bcmc c.
glbiol1ntc Sd)ciOu1G pon lbrcn
@uttcn @corgc $. Honlolcr luur6c
Trou &i55ic z. Homoier, BON Nr.
1914, SIt.GboicitruBc, olli @riuuo
b0Slpiligcn EcrloiicnS bcluilltNt.
9oS Yoor muroc am /. Wt0r5 1890
actrout mo Icbt lcit 0Cm 3. &urutm
1908 gctrcnnt.
Cine alogc oli obiolltc Sdlei
Dung BON Charles ". Wionroc rcid)tc
Truu Wtinnic Z. Mionroc I'M Nrcia.
@cridbt 9tr. > elm. Sic luirlt Dem
@cflu0teu llntreuc Dor. Gns Noor
gina am 5. Noucmbcr 1873 Ole Che
Elm, uno Die alGgcrin bcbouptct, Dab
ibr @ottc tic am 10. Sunuur 1906
pcrlnllcn bobc.
N%oti5cn.
Hihtcr 9obler inn Common Flcn3.
@crid)t mics ltcltn N%ppIifotioncn sur
Grlonglung oca @iirgcrrcfts ans -
5uriid. Giner Der Nntro0itcllcr, mel
DYER crfl0rtc, bcrcitS 10 Sabre I'M
Euloc 81 lcbclt, iuuBtc nld)t, IN iuel'
der Wciie Die 8eicbc 0C9 Xon0eS CT
luIiCn mer0cn.
Cine alogc olti $1,000 Sdnoen,
criuB rcidte Gorpuro s, Nroiiel i'm
hyperion. Wcrift geQcn ScnrD Sdo'
ucmoIi cin. aIdger 6eboltptet, am s..
MARS IN Der Wlrtbldo1t oeS Veflog
ten Nr. H. 9torolF inc.S Ctr, tbGtlid)
onNegriiIcn porocn 5lt ietn.
Nla WtoiicUerpalttr Der oGarbonitc
NbccI II. Nbrniipe Cool Company"
Don Baltimore. Gountp lit Sr. @orrp
4. Wunn crnumt morOen. Gr %Itclltc
$1,000 9iir9idoit. 9ic GompuBnle
gub lire S%niolUcnj 3lt.
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N"'N'"''S~ NlFNN''
8eringes GEN 9 eines
Retru n. 8ei Der WuIterung in
SuertiTen, 9operR, fam Elm Hctrut
aus SsoeSbeim RamenS WiIb'Im SoBa
Ter CUR @oriteuung, Der bel elmer !90be
bon 107 Gentimetsrn Elm 9epi4t BON
ia SiIo9ramm aufpies.
bebunge elmer Salt 4s
NJ ii II ernert It q t. Sn Der
@obnung zines ouf Der 3sGe nR6eins
preuBen" BEL MDrs, RbeinIano, be-
idGftigten 9ergmannes, Der feds aoIts
gGnger beberbergte. ipurbe cine gauge
SaliGmiin3erpertitatt entoedt. Ollie
iiebsn puroen peaen 5uIi4miin5srei
perbaftet.
reIang nm 6 II b g
i'm @efGngniB E. Sn MOrs,
I6sinldnb, tpuroe neuli6 Der Berg
mann Stupp perboftet, Der einsm Sas
m.roOen 9eitanoen bate, bah er 1904
ben 9cr9mdnn Guurcnt i'm STREET err
fioden babe. We9en Der 3bat mar
Der 9ergmann Soni gu brei Sdbren
@cfdngnib perurtbtiIt poroen uno bat
bic Strafe bereits psrbiibt.
s inf a Gau y runb ge'
lau c n. Die i9pierigen S6iffs
fabrtsoer9dltniHe bel Soet ban Sols
lamb, bas burh feline S4iffSitrunouns
gen 70 oft bon iia reben madte, paren
ntuli6 benz Camper .9ortmunb" Der
Samburg s@meritas2 inie beim ginlaus
fen binberIi6. Gr ma fiinfmal aufs
gelaufen, aber jebesmal nit ei9ener
Gruft ipieosr flo~ttgsporoen.
q ii + renbes 9iGb aus
benz Sbierlebe n. Gin Wdnn
bate 5ipei junes ads4en b:im auelpoG
in N%ienburg, 9annoDer, in bic Glue ges
t~porfen, um iie gu ertrdnten. OILS iid
Der Mann entfernt bate, uno auber
Ss9tpeite mar, ~itiir5te ild bic alte &dbe
in bic Glue unb holte f9ipimmerb ems
Der Slineen mad benz anoern ipisoer
beraus unb i6Ieppte lie in Elm nobe ses
legenes Qnpefen.
SeItamer II all. @uf
b06it leItiame Weife perun9liidten in
gIiesta Itel, gdpern, bic S9ptitern bes
S6misbemeiftsrs Sung. Bon Der
Gdlobruine nebsn benz 9duie lOite ii9
elm Selsitiid ab, 5eridlug oas &ii6ens
fenitsr uno sertriimmerte bic auf Dem
0enitertii6e itebsnbe 2ampe, biz erplos
birte unb ibren brennsnben Snbalt auf
bic b.ioen Mdc6en ersob. Sic erlits
ten lebsnsgefdbrli4s gerpunoungen.
3iuei 81 d bden lebenbig
perbrannt. Sn 9ourges, 6rdnts
reid, tdmen bic beioen iicben unb oft
Sabre alien S0dter bes Gbspudres
Sapaub auf I6redlide Deiie um's 2es
ben. Die GItern batten bic &leinen
auein gu Suuie gelafen unb fanben
bieIe bel ibrer Riidfebr total perfoblt
por. Die 9lsinen batten iib Elm Ser.
sniigen baraus semaht. 3eitunsss
popier gu 1adsGn gu breben unb bieie
bdnn a%nauounben. !9ierbei miiTen bic
aleiber sseuer gefdneen baben, Iobob
bsibe ainbsr am l~ebenbisen 2sibe psrs
brannten.
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Gu perfan1en:
9iefe ipunoerooqen, reriet. Der Sebt3ett emit
bfpif6en Soffurans II. Preltoniir., ourhipea biibih
u. iiinftIerifh %oeforirt. nit icber oenibaren Pc
auemlttieit %eerfcbcit. einibIteblit combtntrte
Gas nnn gIeftrifdr. Slot Inluaen. Ib3lesfotnl'
Rerbinhungen, Wuiiers0Iofeis. Yor5eunn Babe
g9ani,en. Furnaces, eementirtc aeaer, 2rottotre
uio Sofc uHo nod, oiele nnoere Sor5ise, neren
Wertb uuu nur ermeiien lam. toeTIt man bte'
geIbert fiebt. yieoriecr SrurostrS. 2ctdtc Sabs
lunesbeoinaunaen. Often fit Beftttignre fds'
lid ii1b Gouninas.
Nalter g. speftpbai. @1urtetfttr.
9iireau at Sri ino Gteue.
Rreis Der 6dmfer 9rei8ebn Srnoert une Shnf-
ala Tolnrs. St350.00). Gan24-Ulnt1)
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gu %berfanfcn:
8ruse Ebit. Snrncu.

WIUbC LUWa NUIWVN
233h gder. 175 iIur. 30 g8nlo, has iihrt9e
Nicien. 0at Saus nit ) 5idumer mo ~tletnelu
Ne1cr. ucue Grobe S6eunc uno Stdu. tomte
ounere gtebcn9ebdlhe; nlebrcrc Sunoert ibone
lirto cine feline Gucae bcfinoct it6 bi6t bet'm
6anie. Scbr fdh5n neIcaer. nlr 10 lIeilen bon
gouibinginll ltno 2h bis 3 Wictlen bon oers
fcbicoenen 9abuitaiIonen: IN oentiter N96hdrs
fdafi. Breis $l7 pro ELDER. GERMAN Saoeu.
bupp, iii notwithstanding
(Sept5,10
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Gallagher, Der SanmeiHcr.
Salt! Scben Sic!
oie5c Wnnunee!
CtItH Slr UIVTc WHHUHlt1
Sn periaufen - Sduirr Int 600 glod Der
0pro.qu5erne 'Strnbc.
Gbcu irrtiuaefteQt.

Gbcu irrtiaaefteat.
Cine 8efegcnhcit i'm aanSen 2ebeu.
9ies itno Die ~uelieiten nto nooerniten 5fpcts
itodieer Sdufer tn Sitsenltinore;, Soben part
boIB' Subb0oen in @arIor, Spcifc5iinner uno
@orbaqc; ft6ncr damineeIims ans lpeibem
Stainen:9Rarmor I'M 4arIor; pratipoIier
Gpefiesimmer; slide ent6dIt Gisf6ranf uuo
@orrntbsfammer = etpas NeueS; Sduter bnben
GombinatipnssgnIagen fir elcitritbcs 0tbt nno
Gas; ierner reneites Notwithstanding, he's
{tebcith aus cmoinirier gdoeiunnne. cmaiairirr
@oihtoiIette, 9Iofet nit nienrigsbin9enee;n
&aiierbeb1ltcr emaiuirtcr IliSguf init Iruds:s
8rctt; StpeitbeiIiaer g9aib8uber i'm aeler. nit
abbigSfonnIsa nfbInb. aud aIes gSafier bon
benz auseub aufrebmeno. Sruno5tnS $4,000
pro Sdbr. RreiS nIr $3.50.
Gerner I'm GOO glud Der g9prb.@loper's trabe.
Chen fcrttgaefieGt. cine Rcibe bon mpbcrne1
sipeiit6diaeu Sdnfcrn, feds Simmer uno Bao.
Gas gucebin,mer entbdlt entaiairte g%aoepunne
urb mobernes f~dnit1res Glofct. ab5uasfannla
MufhInb. Yrcis $1,000. @runo3ins $3.50 pro
Sabr.. Die Gage obiger Sdnier 1T bod nnb
eefuno.
Wadsufraaem Int Shrean, Wr. 1851. OF.
Uapnunirnt.S trabe. CAS-
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gu ucrfamfcn obcr srt pcrpadteu:


Snrut Su perpadltru ober ~ ucrianfen,
beftebcno aus At gdcr pitc5 Surtenlaro. elm
q 3imner -&ui5, quite Sci5ure. ialtcs mo mar.
mes gbufier. Elm 4 Simmer Dnus, StGIlinqen
fir Qferoe uuo aiibc. febr pniieno fhr Semitic
8drtncrei ooer Wilberei. 6 Nicilcr bon gSufbs
ineton. 3. g.. an Scr -. & S.sgnbu" mo
eIeitrifhcn Cars; Qlttcs Gucn. 6Iufs nm
Erunnrnpaffer. Gam. dicfcl mo Npl5 anf
Dem RlnB. Giacntbimcr ecbt nab Nentidlnlo.
febr ~giinftioe Selc0cnbeit, fpfort ~ iibernehnlett.
man ~ubreiStrc oocr iprebc Dor: TT. Gsnrra,
SnattSpine, Mb., y. & Z. n. D.. C93-O
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S. Siener 4 60.

Gcutites uno onoeres ausI6noi.
ides Gelo g~efauft uno- ~pertauft.
@cl6ienounsen heiorgt mad 9eutid.
LAMB, GeItrcih, RuBlanO II. I. 10
@ehiel ouSqeitellt aui nuslGnbiite
ganten. Greoitbricie unb 1rapelers
CHEQUES.
217O.sYaltimorc.Str
Safe Mr's Nns,auo btfcrat ". IdtHe. Rt.
t1d. u.6ulttniDte.Stt. uose eultpm oonie.1ps
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Etcur1cium.
2n fanfcn gciudJt:

9anr5ahluug fir Gincntbum
an irpenb einem RlaB. menu Der Vrcis nnnebrt
bar 1T. S6idt 9efhrcihunG oce GtaentbumS
g. &pltenheim, Nr. 423, Nuro' 5rcnout'gue
GS-t02)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-13

EdHe iiir's Tuslanb beiprat Is. Roine, Tr.
tt3. tit. Saltimure.Str, unhe 9uitpn, Suuie.aue.
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Nne. wcfdte Och aebrandten. ~ipredten bier
Dor. gnIeiben anf SaInire. WRbbel ifto @rltno'
eiacutbuu. sSm 9sertrauen. 1eiue QunnsSffices
Wetboben. .gnItimnre 3nptHment 90" Hr.
100, prp.Eaea.St ru CTS
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sol Neftefes GtabfHement. 1891.
MarNlanb Gbattcl 2uan MfDciation.
Nlbert glnmc, Jun. @ei6dftsfibrer.
Gnlucrts C8cb1noc,

ae1fniibcr Dem Werihisgebdn6e.
Stmmer 22a, 2Jt uno 233 (2. Stof,perfl.
enopH,Gde 2aHette, uub ct. Pduf,Sfr.
11rIeber non $40 bis $500 nuf Wldbel. Rim
nos tic, nhue Gutierrun1 oerielben. SefesItobe
Mh' Vsbone GonriIuno 1856. G. g. r. Phone
ct, Ioul 1859. (gpbo. ~. 3&S)
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Stcaegeiuhe:

Stcllcgciud:
Gin glider ftht SteIe ais cute }lpelic
Suno. 9iudDBuiraqen in oer Efficc pce rGcut'
irneu EUrrcippHbcEtcn". GOD
Stcncgciudl:
8ute N6diu fir Nutcl Ncitaurunt iudt Stcne
ais 9rtru. Nah6uirugen in Nr. G3i, &efts
Sunlbaro's trabe. ClO3-o)
Stclicgciud1:
llmit1noe baIber ilthc ib in ntci1ler Steuc
pom +. Wlai cine %criabrcuc oClltihc 1odtn;
auto StcIIIing uno Guica 3ciin. ytudD6ltrngcH
In Gr. 1916, Gutnp. FInec, bel Widrtba Socbm.
G00-D
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8crlangt Wanncr unb Snaben.

@erIaHnt:
Sin Bidder ais brittle Suuo. Hud6uttdleil
tsdc lombard Strnfc Euo 6iablano'Aueune,
SighIanotpipu. Nui-a)
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Snmes n. Geuun. Nupelt,
209 Ct. ~Idal+StruBc.
@rubcr wcrthpouer antnb5insjrcicr 9auplue,
iir Embellishments
TT bcr Stant Baltimore,
30 THR Srunt nn Der Hratt. Strahe
bel i1j SuH tisi,
Nr. 12G, Neit.Frott, Struhe,
nitlidl nm Srcnturt.
Ter uu~tCr5cihtciC GCrpulter miro aeU1nG ocr
ibm iiberirupCncn Nliioritat am Mittiuudl, ben
-. 9pril 1908, 4 ttbr Infmtttass, an CTt
mo Steue auf offcntli6cr gltttno. oas iuertb'
uuic Gigeuthum Ocrlantcn; ce be9lnnt an Der
Nproicitc bon FruttsStrabe in elmer Gutter
HIug bon 1888 Gub oitIiG BON Srcuont, Sirnre;
ldiit hunu niilid an Rruits StrnBe 30 6lb
uHo onnu nDrolld. i'm rcdtct g9tntel 5ur
0rntt StrGbc. in Glei5cr Rrcttc NIT Der 6rollt,
t75 Sub. mcbr ODER perttaer. bis, sur ltiilg'
Struhc, 9cbnit nit cinAn brclitbdtocl 5ieacl'
ftcincrncu gSU1ubauS, aS gir. 1875, Neit'Pratt
Strube. bCiauli. grlinbSinefrci.
&erfnufespcoinQutpeH: Gan Nrittel Vnnr,
Der Heit in imet GletdcIl 3ublulqet in icha
uno 3m6!i Otorntel. init 3inict rom lnne oco
Serfdrf5 an; mi;iien 5ir 3ufrtcoenbcit heS Scr
iudItcrs Geiihcri icin; ohcr NILES Nnnr, 90"
Ecpoitt bon $500 miro 5Ir 3cit beS @criaufCS
u~erlanai,
Games II. Scunn,
&crlualtcr.
PGttiiun g. @ahau,
O03-G) gtuftiuHdinrc1t.
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gnlciben nnf M6bcl unb anSere
Etdlcrhcifcn.

fir 8 BroSent. eennu nad Dem reuen 8efeee.
8dnS %pribotifn. Hiditer. Hr. 30, EffrseIiuB.
tuu.strake, ,,Vnninnt guiloina."
On Der Efitee piro 1entif seiprufen.
(Suiti16-)
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8crlangt i'm %NQgcmeineu.
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The Washington times., 1908-07-21
RAT AND ROOSTER
IN DEADLY COMBAT
Monster Rodent Stealing Chick Is
Attacked by Cock and Spur
red to Death.

DARBY. Pa. July GA strange con-
bat was witnessed today between a
black minOrca rooster belonging TO VIII
liam Crumbach, of South Fifth street,
near Darby Creek. and a 16-inch sewer
rat, which was attempting TO carry
away one Of Crumbach's small chickens
For some time the young fowls have
been disappearing mysteriously at the
rate Of five and six week. This morn
ing, IN broad daylight, evidently en-
boIdened by hunger. the rodent made its
appearance among the flock, and was IN
the act Of carrying a young chicken OF
whea The rooster saw II. The parent
bird made a rush at the thief and struck
1t with its wings and spurs The rat
leaped sldeWise at the next onslaught,
and then finding the rooster determined
70 give battle, II dropped its prey, and
for the next five minutes both fought
the battle OF their lives. The rat avoid
ed the sharp spurs Of the rooster as
much as possible, and as soon as an
attack was delivered II would rush IN
and attempt 10 fasten itself on the
cocks throat, when the rooster would
Jump several feet IN the air. shaking IL
on Finally, the rooster succeeded -
squirting one of the rats eyes, and then,
after that, II knocked II right and left
until the rodent ran into its hole. where
IL died
The Washington times., 1908-07-21

Heat palpitated through the Hitch
cock headquarters in the Union Trust
Building-heat and DR.. Robert 1. Hunt
er, of Newport News and Washington
Perhaps the heat had a little the best
of the affair. for Mr.. Hunter, who says
that he can elect either Taft or Bryan,
merely through the power OF his I'M
equaled oratory, is old and thin. and
somewhat susceptible to the waves of
humidity that curl into the Offices OF the
great steam roller man.
Still the heat failed to curb the en-
thusiasm of DR.. Hunter. and even the
office boy failed TO stop him, so that ne
entered into the sanctum where Orms-
by McHarg. sole proprietor Of the card
index system in Mr.. Hitchcock's alb
sence. sat dreaming Of the sea shore.
UnfoIds His Tale.
DR.. Hunter sat easily upon one of
those chairs which many prominent
Republican politician has occupied in
the good old days before the steam roll
Ter worked in Chicago. Easily he en-
folded his tale of wonderful oratOry-
With merely a slight gesture of de-
precation he told Mr.. McHarg how he
the greatest living Demosthenes IN New
port News or washington, could,
through the persuasive power IF his
welI-chosen words, swing millions OF
voters into line.
At first he seemed to waver between
the merits Of Bryan and those of the
former Secretary Of War. But perhaps
The Washington times., 1908-07-21
CRACKER EATER
LOSES HIS BET

MONTCLAIR, n. J., July H.-Barton
ECngman made a wager with George
WalIen last night that the latter could
not eat two large packages Of soda
crackers within thirty minutes.
IL was stipulated IN the agreement
that no liquids were TO be swallowed
during the time allowed for the con-
sumption Of the crackers.
Wallen got away with the first pack
age ia less than fifteen minutes. but
had not eaten dozen Of the second
when his mouth became parched and
he swallowed with great difficulty.
Then he began TO gasp, and the spec
tators realized that he was choking.
one Of the crackers had stuck IN his
parcy.Sd throat
D.. " J. Bull removed the obstruc-
ton uud thus saved his lie.
The Washington times., 1908-07-21
Heat Inspires Dr.. r. /. Hunter
To Elect Nh. Taft President
Comes All the Way From Newport News to Tell Mr.
McHarg About His Wonderful Pow
ers of O!atory. &ssEA

the influence of those card indexes OF
the unseen hand of Hitchcock, came 70
the rescue of Taft. for before the doctor
left, he had decided that the qualities
of Bryan stand far in the rear when
compared to those of the Ohioan.
At any rate, the doctor told MI Nc
Harg before he left that Mr.. Iaft.
standing for principle" whatever that
means. and against the interests, is
the man for him, for Newport News,
and for the unnamable society over
which he exercises a great influence
So Taft probably is safe, and Bryan
might as we'll retire, for DIR. Robert
Hunter Is out for the former, and the
untamed eloquence that has made him
known from Hampton Roads to Old
Point Comfort, and even TO Virginia
Beach, is TO be flung TO the winds in
the praise Of Taft.
He Left His Card.
DR.. Hunter will be on the ioO when
needed. He left his card, modest
thing pasteboard as 10 its composition,
but lofty in it's sentiments. Among
other things which the printer has
placed upon it. with all the art that is
required 10 put nice black letters upon
a somewhat mottled pink background, II
is noted that the doctor does good
work
Teeth extracted and filled painless,
says one legend on the card. while an
other sentence breathes out this Joyous
news: Sets Of teeth made to fit."
DR.. Hunter is waiting for Mr.. Nc
Harg to cal him; waiting. perhaps a
church: but that he will be summoned
20 thunder out his Views upon tn
availability OF the Secretary Of War NJ
one doubts.
The Washington times., 1908-07-21
NEW DREW CLUES
MYSTIFY POLICE
Mother of Murdered Girl
Seeks Light Though
Clairvoyant.

TROY. n. Y, July 21.-HaIf a dozen
new clues-or supposed clues-to the
person or persons who killed Hazel
Drew and threw her body into Teal
Pond. are being followed UP today. but
so far all have simply increased the
mystery which hangs about the tragedy.
Here are some OF the statements in the
case:
Joseph Drew, brother Of the dead girl.
says Hazel went driving on July a
few hours before the murder. with a
young man who returned alone later
William Huffay and his wife saw a
man In buggy and another man in the
bushes In Teal POND on the evening
Hazel Drew IS supposed to have been
killed.
Minnie Taylor, HazeFs aunt and con-
fdant, declares the girl knew and loved
John +. Magner. a Pullman car con-
ductor. Magner, in several stories which
the police declare differ materially, de-
MES that he ever knew the girl He can
not explain how a card bearing his
name came to be found among the
dead girls effect.
Despairing OF a solution of the mys-
terry about her daughters death, Mrs.
Drew has turned TO the psychic. and,
with a clairvOyant OF local repute. has
gone over every foot OF the ground
about Teal Pond
"It is given me-" said the mystic. that
the girl was brought here dead She was
killed down the road at a place where
the bushes are thick and heavy"
This afternoon the mystic Will try
again 10 construct by the aid OF the
spirits the mysteries of the death scene.
The Washington times., 1908-07-21
CROSSED BY CUPID,
STARVES 40 DAYS
Young Man Takes Novel Method of
Committing Suicide When
He Romance Ends
His Romance Ends.

PARIS. July IA young man named
Leon GentauIt has for the last six
weeks been trying to starve himself TO
death. The reason for this original
method of committing suicide is said to
be a love affair.
Gentault had been last seen to leave
his rooms in the Rue des Rigoles to-
ward the end of May. In the course of
June the concierge and a neighbOr
ventured to tap at the door and ask
him whether anything was the matter.
but they received such curt answers
that they decided to leave the eccentric
ledger alone.
He was heard moving about from time
to time. but this was the only sign OF
his existence.
When July came, however, and he
was not only invisible. but silent, the
concierge reported the affair 10 the
police. who. yesterday, decided to burst
open his door.
Gentault was lying on the floor, I'M
dressed and unconcious. His body was
reduced 70 a skeleton, and when taken
to the hospital he was found TO weigh
only hfty-nine pounds.
There Is no reason to- doubt that ne
has been without food for forty days
His exhaustion is such that the doctors
say he cannot recover.