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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

l;ptcr 0icIcn 9lrtblr @ort, Gltgelle
Sielln ). 4lopb, Gannp Mod, &relc
@ongioro, Miaic ga 6outc, Siolet
Nio, @cttp @olmes, Morjoric Wtcre'
0itb uil0 &cnc Carlton. Sie6baber
uon 1rouenld)0nbeit fonlntelt bel Der
gtuiiiIbrung uollfomnet oll1 lbre
%Sied)nltn9, 0cnn ooa Gbor TerIonol
beItc6t ol,a latter jltgenoIrild)en Gr'
%id,eimungen, bic al Shonbeit r1o
Gbid 10 leid,t nidt 5lt ilbertreIfel
iino. Wolltoq, Gienitog, 5reito9 II.
SomItag lin0 Die Wotinee Gage.
n9lonep's Sbeatcr."
v2udp Sim" lit Scr Gitcl cincs
fteitct WtefoorunlaS aus Ser Sober
Don Soiepb Suntlep ulo @i4iam q.
Sedmitb, bos bieie @od)e in vgla.
mems Sbeater" ii6ar Die 9retter gebt,
irelfc oie @elf"beoelten Gie manlt-
lide Salptroue ipielt Solepb Cant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
IS Gnctp G6cotcr."

Sorber & Salts nclie muiifoliiGc
&om0oic y,Sm 3uIulonO" miro in Die
fer Mode I'M n@opctp Ibcotcr" ourd)
Die nMorning @lorie8" 5nr Cartel
lung qebrodlt. Sic MnIif SIT ocm
Stiitc lit bon G6ou1ccp @olonO cont
ponirt, Scr balit ctuoS mirfli6 Gor-
5iiglidcs 0eleiItet Got. Inter ocn
cntiprcdenbcn 2icocrn, oil ocncn Dos
Stiid reid lit, icien n2ittlc 6olult
Nfrnp," SONG Of tbc MlorincS,"
uGoltgbing Son2" II. olbep mill be
CORN Tome Gop" beionoers berpor,
ocbober. Gie rci5enoe Soltbrettc
,go6ette" ur,o Die bcfonnie Soproni.
tin 8robc 60 Gele parforpern Die
mei6IiGen S%onptrofcn; Die &oItiime,
meld)e bic GrItcrc tr0gt, Iobcn ii6cr-
oll, po tic onf9etretcn, Die @cipunoe-
ritna bes Nllblifums erregt. - SIN
.Slio" treten mie0er cine game Nlt-
soil cr~Itflaiiiger NrtiItcn olrf. ullter
oieien bie Nenicrs, bos @orlon6-
Guartett, s(leraitber unO Dad, Sar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

,W}iB Toia'a &irtG0oD" 81 Gnto, Der
bcrijhmta curopaiiGc 3plopholt,
9iinitl2r, uno MQc. GhcItc nit ibrcnl
&tm0c In lebcnocn 9ilOern. Pills Gr-
fro %ttyoftiou iino oic &eQiNoS, G:,-
EQpQ,, ,0r3Btc mo Bette @troFQtcn.
1Srlppc, %aclurru1elt morbcn, Die lid
.eAt nniifoliibcE mic ollf 1nmtqlti-
Idjcn @c6ietc gIciW &or5il9Iidca lei
Iicl1. EGAlid) mer0cIL ipic iibli6,
Nadnlittog4 &prltculnQcn 0c8cben.
0Nubi tOrium."
Gon N!aipu in o@up 9icu Dorf"
.h0lt lilor0clr IciItcn Gin5ll9 ms nNll=
Gitorium." Tu9 Stiid lit cine mutt
toIiihe &om0oic, pol bon @rrnor,
WIclooicn unO @iibncn Gifcftcn uno
CrGcbt ijd) ais @n15c9 meit ilbcr 0cll
Curnidutitt 0crartt9cr 9itbncnldo.
rfungcn. 0ic &on0lltna 0rcbt iid)
i'm cine Ncrioncu 2 &crpcGslu1N
ull9 Scr lid ilbcroll@ fpn1ilhc Sitllo-
~tjoucIl crgebcl1. San Wlnion bot III
Der nGmllidcu @mlptrollc bic 2od)er
Dou 9lniul0 bis jlt Gnoc NeS StilGca
oltf icilcr Gcitc. Gr miro BON elmer
aolljcl 2lll3obl trciiliGcr ailnItlcr II.
SiiinItlcrinncu mirtinm u1teritiibt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
86dJrmtlifcr 8cInnbbeitsbcridlt.

-
@cii0cr Iooc8fGlle ais in ocrIcI6en
@odc Scr orci Soriabrc. - 1f2
@cburten, uber 1876 5ooesfaae
o%ngcncloct. IppbuSerfran.
flln9en nod inmer ltubtl.
Der 9eritt ocS 8eiunbbeits De-
portcmcnt3 fiir bic am "a. Oftpber
1908 cnNenbc @ofc 5ciat i66 20
OcSiGlc, gc8cu PA i'll ocrIelben Wo.
DIE Ocs &criobrcS, 20l in 1906 mo
1855 III 1908. Qic iGbrlid)e Sterbe-
rate per 1000 Der Scportcrung mar
l4.16; @ciBe 1862, Ncgcr 1929.
Iic boltptiG6IiHen 3obesuriadlen
naren: 5ppbu5 7, Sdorlodficbcr 2,
acllhbuIten I, GipbtbcritiS 3,
S%dpinbiudt 25, &rcbs 8, Ser5front-
bcitcn 13, 2ungcnent5iinoung fl,
Srcd)ourd)fuQ 6ei &iuocrn s, Bright,
ide Nicrenfronf6cit 16, Ship1he
mad Der @cburt 3, IItcrSIfpdhe l,
S%elbitmoro 3, llnf1ae a.. Bon ben
Gpotcn mnrcn 81 @etBc unb 80 Re
ger in oen Ser. Stooten unb q &ei-
BE im HUSBAND geboren; bel 4 Soos
ten mar Scr @cburtsort nnbefannt.
If Eerionen ltorben i'm Sapuielu-
Mipl, 81 in S%oipitGlern, I i'm 3nft'
bollS, 6 in onoercn SnItituten. 10
G%oroners. Suqueite mllroen ob8ebal'
ten. t12 8eburteu, oorlluter Of
meiBe airoer, gelongten 5ur anmel.
oung. anltcdetoc aronfbeiten MIR.
Den mic iolgt onacmeIoet: 1ipbtbcri.
it's %, Shnrlohfiebcr 81, Sppblls
40 0907, 90, Wniern 3, @eifiuol.
lcnc' MunoeIn I, 8iilopoden 6,
StpinoIlldt IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

&C lilb Wtoutag, Niittpod) mo Som-
ing.
o&ctGi0opItr. Gbcoter.
Gait 9pnnc," ourdJ &oi. Sings
Gompognic oor1eltcat, lit Die Nttraf-
ton, nit luclhcr Oielc &od)c Die Gel
ting pcs ,&oIlioupitr. Gbcotcr5" lba
rcn 8ablrcidan @6nnerh mo ISreuIl-
ben oitiluortet. ,Woit 2pnnc" lit cin
Stiid, incldjca ME alt miro, cillS tiid,
IN ipel6crt Die bcriIbmtcItcn SHoll=
ulto Gd)olipicIcrinnclt 0c8
Yunoca ollfgctrctcn inn, neil ca Ocll4
ielbcll oullfbnrcrc mo cilcftpollcrC
Aollcn bictct, dis irgcn0 Elm onocrcS
Grolllo oicicr Nrt. Die &ing'ihc
Shouipiclcr Grippe, luclde Dos
Stiid bier 5lrr NuitiibrlulG brlngt,
rnlfobt cine Nrpbc Nn5obl %bcrilbnltcr
&iinItlcr, 10 OoB icOc Gouc 9on5 aus
Ncjcihrct bcicbt lit. Die lccniiAc
NltaItnttung lno Die &oItiinlc ltc6cn
Dllrd)mcN oitf ndtluNacbilbrcll0cr
&,06c. GSic iiblid), iin0cn tGglId)9tod)
nlittoga &oritcultugen ltoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

Icp, Ser IAnaite uno 5u0Icid crioI0
rci6itc 9htNt S6onipieIcr Der mnc
rjfoniiGcn &iibne. Cine Nn3o1l INIT
iitoliiher Munwucrn limo in 0o2SHjd
eiuaelcgt, inter oicien orci %ieOcr,
Die IducQ popular mcrOcn 0ilrfteu:
Que, @pe Gcur Slb @rooomaO, "
y&'m Ionclp", 1n0 rs mont be bone
TO Ginncr." Go3 AT 5mcitcr Stcle
gclronntc 2ieo lit bon Srr. SoUtlco
ielbIt componirt; Gin 0lciGioll3 uo1
linn c%omppnirtcr M}ori6 miro in Sen
3pii6en 2 9fftcn bonn 0r@cltcr &c
ipiclt, md6reno Der &iinitlcr iclbit
Den EuftItof idtuingt. @iNtilCc "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Seiratbs : aiecn5en.

,Sobn Sarmou, %, 9tr. 2202,
goltcrn.Npcnuc; gnnie Ssfer, Is,
SpmcrpiQe, N..S.
albert H%oienberg, 81, Nr. 1928,
. t.9oItimore. Str; Saoie Gobcrts,
10. ..g
Sinton 9granobib, q; Dora
9rootnall, %. AppIifont - Ssruel
5eoermon, Nr. 800, 9toro.@oen.S Str.
Hid)oro g.Senrn q, 9omie, NO;
Charlotte &. @atts, 26, gopie, Oto.
Npplifoitt - George gcder, Nr. 115,
Gil .GntbcrincItr.
SbomaS $. Waribua, 80; Char.
lotto %. luplor, 30. applifont -
:. ". @ilmer, Nr. 80, @eit.9ioole.
StrnBc.
Sobnnmcs 0coio, %, SheIfrippen,
Icutihlnno; Clara u, Bergman, 26,
Sdclfrippen, Gcutihlono. appli'
font - Gertrude Shirt, Nr. 915,
Ror0.G cntrol. Apenue.
,So6n u. Chapman, 80, Rr. II,
Hitfic.Elace, Chicago; eleanor z.
Stidncp, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

lunltn CT iid SIM lCBtcn Male ieitft.
&n &~orGcrgrunOc Scr &unolung iteGt
cine iun9c omrifnniid1c N}iaionGr&-
Gr6iuL lpeld)c aincn cIlgliid)cn GEcl=
lllonn beigot6ct, Der lie jcNpd nnr
!iueGtc.n. ihrc$ &crnl6qen$S .8&Jjj4cg SIT
'itiner @ottin 0emoht bat. TIaic
&lilcQ bot in Ser 0nriteulut0 0ieiart
Grbin mie0er NAL CHIC Eardoe- Noilc.
Shr sur Scitc itcbcn @jinitIcr lm0
&iinItlcrintcrL mic 0SpaIO 9)otfe,
Gore GoriSiorL @clcn Grocn, Alma
&rltner, @iliam @oro3lport6. &ol,
fer Sitd)cnd ulro Nn6crc nlebr. glu3s
Itottltn1 unO Sccncric ser @(ltffit6.
rlllrg limo oQcrcrittloiiig. Mittmod)
ulO Somitog fin0cn Motincc'n itott.
.Tor0'S Opcrn6ous."
@o6I icltcn Got iid) elm Stiid 10
lorQc IN Ser @ullIt Oe3 GGcutcr-Eub-
IirrmS boIten f0nnlclL mic Dos Gro
ma nShe &irginiuu" pom N2iItcr rn0
&c SbcQc, mcld'c9 bicie Mpd)c in
,SSorO'5 GGcntcr" in Sccuc gcGt. 81
mobl cS MN icit ioIt iiiui Sobrcu
nnmterbrod2n DOR Sem oucrifonis
idcn Hublitum it, fat e& cod ?tidta
an Nci5 un0 Nn5iCbumQafroit ci1ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

ten SIT icit, luto eN redtirrtiat oieirt
Nonlcu icoe NSod)e BON 9telteih, Nu6
fiir Oieic @pde bat @ri6dftSfitbrcr
aernan pieocr Gin &ro0ronlm julona
men gc1teat, Gos ol,d Ncrr %pcrp06ls
tcIten @cidmof podolf bciricoigen
oiirftc. GS lit ebenio rcihbolti8, mic
intcrciiont, uno brinDt cine gauge
Nn5oGI &iinitIcr, bic bier IN 9oltinlo-
re nod nid)t gciebcn murocu, "a lit
ilt critGr Clinic Stella Mop0clu SIT
ncnuclt, Oie nit Billie Gonlor 5ltionl-
men in elmer cficftpoQcn muiifoli.
id)cn Gfiijc ouitritt. Neoen i0r iciclt
%crrGGut: @uS GOnor0'8 .Gountrp
@i08" in i0rer lGn0liGcn &onl60ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

RI 6clomonu uno 9fn0cre mc6r. G00,
lid) merorl Watinee'n gc8ebcn.
y9tcucS NJ pnu mtntdl
Ebenter."
Cine scr bciten @llrlt@Qllen Nr1d,
miiotioncn Der omerjtoniihcn Bib.
lie, Die Empire Sbom," tritt 0icic
g3odc i'm y9}clen M}onumcntol.G bco.
ter" olrf. 3mci rci5cn0c @ciongapoi,
len Itcbcn ulti Dem GroArnnnt So,
icpr @lQen" uto n2It W}Qgooleno@oD"
bctitclt. user bcrilbmtc @omifcr 90.
ger ISlnboi ipicIt III iepcm Der bciocn
StildeloiG 9ldltnlid)e Maltptrollc ltl0
Dot uat5giebigc @cloBca1oit mirtiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

aommt poro III II al.
gcri d) t.-unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING
ongeblid $103 BON leinem Sreunoe
Hidoro Gillian, Nr. 114i, Goofiieitra'
&c, geltoblen 81 baben, wuroe 9baS.
Gilman Don Nr. 100, Sit'6ort.ape.
me, BON Soot 2elpis in Der iiioliden
Yoli5eiltotion DEM 8eriftsperfubrer
iiberluieier. Sotpeit aus Dem Ser-
Dor beruorging 9ob Siiian oaS @elo
IN fleitcren 3dblunaer an Gilman,
Inn eS fir i'm in eitem 9altperein al.
5uIegen. Gies ioa Der Sebterc iebod)
nidt getbon bobcn. 2iiion eriuirfte
cin Suitsbeiebl gegen Gilman uno
oieier 3oblte ibm oos 8elo 3uriif, I'M.
ter ser 9eoilgung, Dab 9iiian Die
Sod)e llift derid)tlih perfolge. Hid).
ter 2eluiS entid)ieo aber naf aiifnab.
me oieies 9eiueiSmoteria[ trob Der
Bitten bon Silmon'S Satin, sic
hcnlelben oils einer guten 8ater uno
Gbemolm binitelte, Dab Ole Sode Dor
hns Grinlinolgerif)t gebore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
@on Sec nnb Snfcu.

Ser Shooncr o6loro Nogcr8" bci'm
Bodies SsIono g.. 2cudttbllrm &c.
lt%raloct. - Gle 9eiotWng ocS.
ielbcn in Siderbctt. Die
Sdiffbriidigen BON Der SRr9e
GeIiolg" in Baltimore onseldl0t
Gincr am Sreito9 BON Sap
3cnrp bier eingctroffeucn Nod)riht
}uiolgc itranbetc Der Shooucr o6loru
9fo1cra," Ger lid nit elmer Sooullg
Noli chi Der Subrt bon @cur9etomn,
S..G., nod NemsSopen. bciun0, &C.
gen > llbr gcItern irilb III Der 9t0be
bc5 Bodies &Slono ScudlttburmcS
mlb lit ols pcrIorcn 81 bctrohtcn.
Ger Gupit6n lul0 ieinc Satin, ionic
bic ans ied]S Nlarm ~bcltebctoe Se.
inblulg ocs Shnoncrs wuroen Don
ocn Nog9bcao. ulo Bodies &slono'
2ebcnarcttungs . Wannidaftcn IN
Sihcrbcit Bcbroft.
3ollfutter bonn Stapcl
gclaiicn.
Srcito0 luuroe Der ncllc ,3ollfuttcr
.0omucrom," Der bon ser yNep.
Dorf SGiiiSbou 8eieuihaft" SIT
Camden, H..S., gcbultt mllroc, bonn
StopeI g~eloiicn mo ourh Sri. Sncj
Gicocman, Sodter beS WfoporS &c
ocmun bon Souomnob, Ga, no ser
3oaflltter nod) i%einer SoQenoun8 lta'
t%ipnirt ncrbcn miro, getoltft. Scinc
gQtipirung erbGlt Der SHUTTER I'M
Irunocl Sope.
o'''@ ro It riueS 9 huoners
cihtc t
Captain 2lrneicn bon Dem norlpc.
giihen Gompicr ,Sboro" Der 6reitag
nit eincr 2oolung 9onanelt fiir Die
2nnoln & @offe So. non Bort Maria,
&anlaica, bier anlungtc, bcrid)tct,
ooB Der Ionpier ON lebten Wonta9
ollf 3S.40 @rob norolid)cr greite
unb 1910 weitliher 2Gngc bos@rod
cines Sfooncrs poiiirtc unb beinobr
gcgeu bailcIbe ronnte. Ger 9onpfer
lon9tc nit odt Stimocn Serlp1tllng
III 6olgc ihled)tcn @ctters IN Der
9tdbc bon Cape SottcroS an.
2 h ii d iG ongclongt.
Captain Gomor0 Carlton uno Die
Wtotroien Mor Gbompion Miliom
Wiorriion mo George Ncmnldn, Die
IhiIfbriidi0c @cIuBrung Der aoblen'
barge .Gciiolg" pom Der oglmericon
Comma &c." mctd)c an Ipnrerltog
Worgcn bel Ocean Gitp untcrging,
ldltgtcn gcltern at 0oro oeS Oants
piers ,0irginiu" bon Der Slo Ban,
Clinic bon Noriolf bier an. Yieiel.
zen woren bon Dem 9unbesSoafuttcr
nSnonoo9o" gcrettet uno nud) Ator.
iolf gcbrodt moroen.
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bil6t. ST. mchreren @roBitdGten bat
cs Snbr fiir &oGr @odcn lang noa-
bciette @0uier gc5o0erL mo jcbcS
Mol, ncn1 c5 mic0cr IN cintm Shco-
ter erid)ieu, 10 murGc cS pom Bitbli.
finn nit GROCER Registering olliqs-
nomnten. g. g. Sort, Elm jltr,9er,
b~odbe0obter Sdonipiclcr, Dcrf0rptrt
Die Sitelrolc, mn guar in ineilterbof-
fer @ciic. Sri. Mobel ban Sllrcn,
meld1e in icltcncr Golen0ung, SGoll-
beit uto Solent uereinigt, bot Die
&urtie Ser Sdulcbrcrin Wnlic
$1,000 inllc ullo itelt in berlelben cine
intereiiuntc sSigltr ari Die 9ilbne. =
Mittpod u1b SonlItog perDcn NoG)-
mittags-G oritellungen 9e8ebell.
.M drpIonb Sheoter."
Tas .WinrDlnn0, Sbeater" bot pen
Nui zines Der beitgelciteten @oriet2'
Sbeater ser san5en SereinigtenS taa-
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Ubrnter.
80 Nto0cntiC G."

Nnnic NllIiell, mel0e bier 5llIcBt in
Sbofeipeure'5 nSommerno0tstrmm"
9eIcben ptrbe. lit sur moocrncn $40
noOic 5ltriidgcfebrt unO ipiclt OlcIe
@ode bic Soltptrpllc in yGGc Stror=
ger Ser" in ser oWttlifl2lfoocntie."
Go5 Stiid lit cin bodintcren ontcS
Dos Die NllfmerfIomfcit Oca Fu6lt-
fulnS in Spanning bGlt BON Dem
~9(llaenblid, mann ser &orhun8 ltd]
5ltnl crItcn Wtolc bebt, bis 5ll oenL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25
Yricffaiten.

5ruu g. 8. = Sbre 9(nmeiiuitg
BON 500 iiir ein Eiano lit MIR gill.
tig bis 6um 2. Hopember. Sic fon.
men oieielbe a6er uerfaiifen. tpenn Sic
einet adltier finben. So oiel pir
wiIien, iino Die Bianos gut, uno sic
1ransattion. tit cine reeIc. Sic fon.
men nienc!s elm Yiano biIiger erbal.
ten. xs;NmahM
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HE 9~lttcntdtc att 0o@ 3mcrdfcQ Der
Scorer 3ll unttrncDmcn. Sic Mniif
SIT 0cn Soften lit pon @rn. Sn1bof
iclbIt couponirt uno ieidnct lid
burdS s idtnolitGt ltit6 rini6mciGeIn.
sc, pridtiiiSc &cfooitlt aus. Ger
Choir BatYtttt ate 30'pti5cnbcn JIM,
gen EolilcIE 0R I}iH8t1 itfnlr i9re Gle.
aauttc2tfn' ,YES4}Ffff.icrro 8Io}5ff[htI]! (3 Init &jrro5i,c
5r troRrit' 6critebcitiaz ii6iIocrn and Dor,
3ilgliN tq!ll{tn ilr6,, {iitqcn fonncn.
Gic iibliNIetR5' to9li@Fj T'otincc'm fin-
0cn ltott.
n2ubin's GGcotcr." +
Cob ST.. GorG4, Der rnitIgie tild)ti-
&C @eidditSiiilrcr pcs 2iIbin'iden
IoprcG- Gtnbliiienlent&, III elmer
@p0c imncr Oo@ 81 iibcrtrcTfcn lll-
tcrninnlt, mas CT in Ser &oruo6e
icinen 5nDlrcid}cn @6nncrn Ncboten,
ipQtr man ci0rntIiN foltm iilr m0g'
lid, Batter, mo bph lit ea 10. GicS
5cigt iid) luic0cr oil Dem iiir Oiaic go.
dc ouf0citcltcn NrQNronlnl. paS olc
icinc @orgGnQcr in Den S6otten
itcQt. nGcitilm,"' 0os obnc 3lpciicl
arObortigIte clcftriidc S6ouitild,
ooa bier ie Ncicben lplttoc, wirN bis
ouf @citcrcS tdgIid) 0eQcbcn. 9ies
ollcin lit nlc6r, oils ooS GintrittSgelO
mcrt6. Ic3 @cittrcn ieicn GcrporQc.
bobclt: Ironf inc Go0ic &orrigolt
in elmer b6dit ori0incQen Sfi55e;
Gromlcp, Scr mnodobmGorc &n1pcr.
ionotor; 5rout Barrett in Ne0crs
TmitutionGr; (onlnip @llrnctt, scr
iimmbc9obtc Ginger unb Slnbcrc
mc6r. Ger ~@inctoQropb bringt tag.
lid) ncltc Gohiutcrciiontc 9il0cr; oic
mciitcn bcricIb2n iin6 0riginol-9tli
nobnlcu.
3mcite@ Eco6oop Gccitol.
Cos 5pcitc Ncabobp Gecito( Der
Sot,on '%1' l."'V moo9'I'r'
Sft'!oa III OFT cUo'6Vtl 9oue peS
S''!tl'nl' lo',, @'"''p Pp'oea' ote
p~Er''N'li'e 9'o1I'.II.'1 I'lll Ut oel'''el'
P'!l uul p'E ~H''' w. p'pte ODD M
Feltrt''e'' as cue oGp et'teH, 'oel'''
i'ld)t ole er!l' @'''''ier'tl ,9re9 1ll'
llrilh'e'l'e9 III o'I 9'I'jr! SSe'l o'l9e'
ltpelr l'!lo Gun 'It'pgFtQi9e 9!'oole
ltret nloll'lioy" SpueYyil all5uleDell.
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NrooflDncr q den nj d) t
III If.

Ger acknowledgements o9lrion"
BON 9roofIun miro iid bei'm Sdnoer,
felt in NcD.Dorf int CONNER 1905
nid)t am Singcr1 Tim Sen bon aoiiet
@ilbclm ben 3luciten 0cItiitctetl
TreiS bctbciligcn. 60 beIdloiicn bic
oftipcn Sdnger oes 8ereins eiltItinl'
mig mad Der rcgelmabigen SingItltn-
DC. 9~efanntlid bate iGon Dor ci1i'
gen logcn Dos Wiitiif- Gomite oes
%ereina gcgen Die 3beilno6me onr
@cttbenerb I'M oen iilberncn Mtinne.
i1nger ous9eiprofen; Die eltbgiiltige
gntld)eiOung lag iebod bel Den SGn'
germ. llno oieie baben nun Der gnt'
pieblung oes Wuiif- Gomite's itattge.
geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

Trou 0romn Ms 9cGrdbnib i.
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@cnnctt 9romn, Ml,tter ocS Gr.@ou'
pcrncltrs 6ranf 9rotplL miro bellte
%ornlittog in Sprin9iiclo, Carroll.
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rioller = Stride ItottfinOcn. EoItor s.
u. 9uolcp miro Ben Srouergottes.
oienlt leitcn. Ser 2cidnom miro
Gclite nit einem Grtrn5lge Der 9ol.
timore : S6io . 9obn no6 Spring
fielb gebradt merben ltno lllir Der 81.
,@ouocrneltr, beiien Sobn mo God,
te, Die ShlucIter Der 8eritorbencll
SRI. Caroline @cnltctt llno intinlc
Srclrnoe Ser Terltorbenen bcn Gra't.
erieierlidfciten b%ciipobnen.
Die h onen Mngen elmer
Is bor it | II lheiten, 10 glollbt leilc
Wlttter, Srou Catherine NincS bon
Nr. 4, Siio.Gorlton , StrdBe, Dem
~17siGbrigcn Sobn &ineS pc%rb0ngniB.
poQ geuorOcn 5i iein. Seit s Sogen
ii: n1mlih oos Mitttcriobnd)cn per.
Id)lpltnoen itno 5luar obnc lcine IoreI.
le on5ligeben. Solueit Die Willtter III
Grfabrung gebrnd)t bat, ld)etitt Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Siingling III 8eieQ.
Idoft zines Sreltnoes, NonlenS Sreb.
Neinberg bon Snrdtogo- rno Greene
Strobc. elmer aiirItlertruppe, meld)e
iid Die college Wtinitrel Girls"
nellnt, nad,gereiit 5u iein, uno 5lpar
lpobriheinlid inhioer Ibiid)t, ielbit
Slid orf ber, weltbeoeutenben Bret.
tern 81 iufen. Sines NOR Iieter
Bel Der Baltimore . Ohio = 9obn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-25

itopb @tQibolo @lltd (0taoamc
2oltiic &oner).
3. Sumpbonic 9tr. 4, Sp. 36, BON
Ectcr ). Siduitop@fp.
4. AZ Ser ltltbboum" Don Tobcrt
S6lmtoltll.
By oSop6iihc Doc" bon Sobon-
mes 9rabmS.
q Sic Nllnlodt" BON Srall5
SNubcrt (Nto0omc 2ouile
&onler).
8. nGapouo," &GupioOie fiir Orfe-
tier pon emanuel Gbnbricr.
.NI6ou0b'& ShCotcr."
Che @orrcnS Of &irNinio," cin
Observation-Disclosures Sdotipicl, miro IN
Ser am Mionto0, Den 9. 9]}opcnlb1r,
61QimncnOcn @pdje III pNlbonGb'a
(6cuter" sur NuffiibrulN %8elon0cn,
Dos Stiid pltroc IN 9tcu. BORT orci-
MunNCrt Wol hintcr chamber Gcgebcn.
Gronf &crnou mo Charlotte @oIfcr
iinO fir 0ic Toritcllng Der bciocll
@oiptportic'n %0ciuonncn morocn.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-09-03

Many Voters Allowed To Vote in
Fourth and Fifth Wards After
Polls Should Have Closed
CLOSE POLLS AFTER 80CL0CK

Grave complications have developed
in connection with the primary cleo
ton held on Tuesday which may serve
to invalidate the vote in two Of the
wards of the city and anxious candi-
dates have been looking into the law
to see just what it's provisions are.
The election boards in the Fourth and
Fifth wards are the ones which have
given the trouble for the attorneys
and in both Of these wards votes were
taken long after the time stated in the
notice Of election for closing the polls.
The polls were supposed to be closed
in all wards of the city at seven
o'clock and in some wards voters who
failed to get their ballots into the box
by that time were debarred from vot-
ing. The polls at the Fourth ward
did not close at seven clock, but at
sos and the Fifth ward was just as
bad an offender, in the manner Of clos
ing the polls and votes were still be-
ing received there at O'Clock.
At both of these wards a crowd Of
people gathered just at the closing hour.
At the Fourth ward it is claimed that
there were seventy-fve voters in line
at the hour that the polls should have
been closed and these people all insisted
on voting. The inspectors of the cleo.
tion decided to accept the votes and
the men lined up and waited. Ballots
were handed out to each of them just
at the closing hours, but their names
were not entered on the list Of the
voters until they came to the ballot
box to cast their ballot. At the Fifth
ward Inspector Kroncke stated that
"a hundred votes had been cast after
seven O'Clock, but that all of them were
i'm the polling place before the polls
were regularly closed
The Fourth ward board Of election in
spectors are old offenders in this line
and at nearly every primary held,
there has been some irregularity in
these wards which has caused trouble
for the people awaiting the results.
The attorneys are not agreed upon
the legal phase of the matter and it
will probably be necessary to have
some of the defeated candidates inau-
gurate contest before there can be
a real decision on the matter. At any
rate it shows that there is good rea-
son for general shaking up among
the inspectors in these wards
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-09-03
Bristol Man Seems To Have Won
in Republican Fight for Nom
inatiOn for Sheriff
MARX HAS LEAD OVER SCHMlTz
Remarkably Close Vote at the Primaries
On Tuesday May Make it Neces-
sary to Get the Official Count
to Name Candidates

The result of the Republican pri-
malies il the different towns and wards
in the county is close, but the unofficial
returns indicate that William Gunter has
been nominated as the Republican can
didate for sheriff by plurality of less
than hundred ana that Senator Isaac
Stephenson has carried the county by
a plurality over McGovern not to ex-
coed 100. Thomas S. Nolan has los;
the county TO Congressman TEL, A. Coop,
er by large majority and reports from
other parts Of the district indicate that
Cooper has been re-nominated to sue
coed himself by very large majority
over the GAINESVILLE man.
The greatest interest conferred in the
race for the nomination of sheriff and
Guntor and Timme are decidedly close
while E. R. Wilson was third, Michael
Kleist, fourth and Henry Biehn of
Paris, is last in the race. Gunter,
Kleist, Timme and Wilson, all got
splendid endorsement from their home
precincts and this made the race a close
one. Frank Marx and William Schmitz
had good race for county treasurer.
Schmitz got a great vote in the north
wards, where it was evident that the
Democrats went into the Republican
primaries a hundred strong and sup
ported both Kleist and Schmitz. The
north side man had big majority over
Marx on the north side of the city, but
this majority was wiped out by the big
vote for Marx in the south wards and
in the towns of The county. Frank
Andre had a runaway race with 3. H.
HOLSTER in the race for coroner and his
majority over HOLSTER in the county
is in the hundreds.
Inc vote was larger than in the pri-
mary two years ago, but it was far be-
low the vote at the city primaries.
One of the surprises of the Republican
vote was the strong run made by Cook
in the city and county in the senatorial
race. Most people believed that Cook
would be last in the race, but ne had
a long lead over Hatton. McGovern
and Stephenson had terrific fight fo1
the county, but it seems that tUncle
Ike has the best of it.
The result of the vote for sheriff
and senator in the various wards and
towns and the total vote for the other
candidates for nomination is by unof
fetal reports as follows:
Senator
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-09-03
ARCH1-l LARRABEE DEAD
Kenosha Boy Shot at Rochester, MINI.
Dies From Injuries on Monday

kilograms received i'll Kenosha last
night announced the death Of Archie
Larrabee, the former Kenosha man,
who was shot by an italian named Ire
ri at Rochester, Mimi, week ago
Monday. The young man had been at
the hospital in Rochester since the date
Of the shooting and from the first it
was feared that there was little or no
chance for his recovery. The Italian
who did the shooting is now in Jail in
the Minnesota city and Larrabee made
statement duplicating him before his
death. The young man was son of
Lathrop Larrabee and was thirty years
Of age. He had been living at Roches-
ter for several years.