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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

Nuf mad Sen % Car! Ger
,I6aliasMdnncrdor" peranItaltct an
nod)itcn Sonntng cinen NuSflltg nnh
oem romontii6 gcle1enen EcnsWor.
To5 ans 0cn &trren George Silnntel.
bcbcr, 8ernboro 2innemnnt, Ir. s.
=. !Scmpel, Il6crt Selmnnn, So6n
Stod, 6ranf @icbner, %. @olt6cr
rnlo Otto 9rii9gemorm 5ltlonmcn0c-
iette Gomitc bat aac Sebel III 9emc.
gitng geiebt. Inn Den AusfIiiglern CT
nelt moglidlit gcmiitbIihen Gag SIT
rerifaffen, unb Serr Simmelbeber
bat nit Sem 8ettergott cincn Gon-
trait fir ld)0ncS @etter obgelhlolien.
Ger Iirigent ocs BcreinS Yroi. Sobn
6. 6ronf bat Gin por5iiglifes multi.
fnliidcs Frogramm iiir Die l~lnterbal.
tltna ouigcIte1t. Sir Oos leiblide
@obl Der auSfliigler lit SIR @eniige
Sorgc %gctro6cn, Scr Spesiol5ug
DerldBt 6iQen.9obnbof llnt S.45 llbr
uno bGlt on allen Stationen. Ger
Iabrpreis bctrGgt pom Siuun.9o6n.
bof ans $t.t5 umo pom @albroof.
uno 5ltlton.g nbnbof aug ST. ain-
Ser be5oblen Die 66lfte.
Gin outer @cihGfts. II,
lang. - Sic YoIi5iiten Smpt6 uno
Scifrcs perbafteten am 6reitag Nadt
5mci Mdnner, Sic Gin municipalities
8cloreaiiter id)lcppteu. Sn scr DIT
lidlen Eoli5ciItation angelanat, eaben
oiciclben tire Narnen ais MitoeI
S'Ionnel, BON Nr. 1873, HorosMil-
ton.s(uenue, unO 5bonnos Sbomas,
bon Nr. 625, oro-Eatterlon.Yarf.
g%penite, an. IS iteate iid) beralls,
baB oas @eloregiiter gigentbum bes
&errn geni. Salisbury, pon Der. 226,
Siio. Gollnsltr., mar. Iie 1olge
lpnr, oaB Toli5cirid,ter Garr sic Pr
reitanten Dem 6eriftspcriabren iiber.
mics. Auf Sic Srags, marum iie Sen
GicbItobl ~begangen, antportete
S'Gpnnea: sd molte lelbit Elm @e-
id1dit %anfangen; ih mar aber i'm Be
griii, bas 8eloregiiter ieinem gigen.
tbiimer 5nriidsnbringen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
pHrrmalia. Gonelauc 2022, Z. =. s.
-SommcrnadDtsiclt-
i'm @cltcub.Earf,
Sicnitaa, Den II. Nn9uit.
(2t5,22,D

EotrototSc It. - 81 Gbrtn
lbrca Shlttpotron5 pcranltQltet Die
fatboliitc Ct. Gominifus Stride 5lt
NoniIton bcutc ENC 1eier. GieicIbe
miro, "a Sic Stride sur 3cit rep0rirt
miro, tn 6rticn 1teben Dem @ottca.
bats ali Gibbons Npcnl1c un0 Nar.
iorO-Hoo0 obgebolten. I'm 10 llbr
iinoct Gin Icicrli6e5 Nnd1mt itott,
mcldcS Eotcr i. DC. S'Gonogbue
pom Ndibin9ton celebrirCn miro. 80
Iepb u. &untcl, Scr Srganiit ulo
GhorIciter, Fat Elm rti6baltIgc9 nutli-
toliIhea Ero9rnmm fir Die 6cicr
ouigcItcllt. Die Solilten iinO 6rult
QoileD bon Scr ct. Morp'S Star Of
tie Scn.Airdc uuo Die fSrl8. Ngntbc
@ltidJmou S6ercie @ieoeiclo, 6los
renee Ncora uno aatburinc Gcrmort.
@cioI5cuc Stroe. - 81 ie
500 Straie uno Soften ucrllrtbeiltc
gcitern HihtCr 2emis in Scr iilolihen
Enlt}ctltotion Die NrhCitcr Sbomua
8ol0ltram ltn0 Gpun GuonS. 0ci0c
BON Nr. 1873, Coolies troBe, meItc
b(lhrlol9t norctl, Dos GiNentbum
Der Baltimore Sbios9obn" inner.
laltht bctrctcn 5u hobcn. Speiial-
Nolt5iIt George i. Wtolon bcmcrftc
Die @cioctl. ols elmer berIClben elmer,
nit &ci5cu aciiiutcn Sad oltf Dem
Nildcn trlt1 uno oomit Den Sitter
@obnhoI in 2ocuit-Toint iibcrid)ritt.
Gr 1ebot ibnL Sen Saf ob5ulcQcn,
mo beiohl 9eiGcn, bos @runoitiid GIT
nerIoIicn. Ms Die @eioen ieood, nodl
elmer @cile nieber erifienen, nobnl
Der Eolisiit ibre gcrbaftilng Dor. ga
tic Die Stofe niht soblen fonntcn,
iponoertcn lie ms @ei1aniB.
Ter brittle @inbreher
bier. - Godhcm feline spei Cont
pliccn bei'm Ginbrud) in 0nS @eihGft
Der Nlforo Sporting 50, Nr. 2t2,
Dit @oItimoree Strobe, bereita ont
Icbten Gicnitog aus G~lepelono, o,
ourh oNultinlorc.S Ohio 9obn" Getef-
tins nod bier gebraft mor0en mo-
rem, trof geitcrn Gcteftip Burns nit
Nrthur Is. Sorbp, Scr. 17t0. Hon1ion.
StroBe, Dem 9ritten I'M @un0e. bier
cln unb mltroe in Die mfttIerc Boli.
5ei'totion mo Damn in oas 8cf1noz
nib iiberfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
galtimurer %GOnfnnrcn5 unbeamem?

SutttHlpiti SpHtbitbH1 hhutnltl III q.
Ter Fr0iioent Der Cord Eading
So" mad)t ocridieOcnc N(usItel.
Iutgen ge8cnilber Der 3uiiden-
itootliden San6ela Gommiiiion.
Opponirt miafiirIiden 5rodt-
rotcn , %Grb0bungen SeitenS ser
Nobncn.
Sr. Charles $. IoridL ser Yrdii.
0cnt ser Eorid Fnfin0 So, bot it'd
in cincm o~ffalen grieie on Den re.
plbIitonilfen FrGlioentid)ofts Gon.
btouten Mm. $. Goit gelponOt, IN
mcld)cu1 CT orci Acknowledgements &c.
gen bic 3rpiIdcnItaatlid)e Sunoels.
Gommiiiion crDcbt. Griten9, Dab Die.
lelbc ben 8ahnen crlullbt babe, Jrad)t.
raten Bidder bcrau5 81 geber, Die
iClbIt Uahnbeantcn idmer oerltdnos
ltd ieicn; 5meitenS, ooB Die Soufleutc
%gc5lpungcn ieien, NIT ocn Vabncn
0CflnitiDe Sradtraten 81 neret1baren,
lin0 0oB, lpenn ain Tericben Dor
tount, bic Gommiiiion ben @obncn
ucrbictet, oo9 5ltpieI @ercdnete mie.
Der beralla 3u 9cbcn; 0rittcnS, rno
nQa lit Der Nul1ptplultt, 6aB Ole Cont
u"liiiion Dem EltbliTum 0cgeniibcr
Oorgcbc, elmer Grbobung Der 6rodt.
rotcn nm ) o0cr TO Hro5cnt I'M ge-
NcnmdrtiQcn 3citpunft 81 ]npponireL
0obCi tbot1dflid abcr bel pcrihiebcs
men 9obncn Stcigcrun0 Scr Hoten
BIS 5u II Ero5cnt 5ltqcgcbcn babe.
Bur @cGriinOung ieiner 9eboup.
tlrngcn iiibrt er on, ooB Die nerid)ie-
hencn nodl Sem Siiocn gebcnben
&abncn, rpie sic Baltimore . Ohio.
No6n, oic So1,tbcrn Hailmoo, Die
louisville II. HoIbpiQe Roilluop un6
Die Itlontic Goait Cine 5lpnn5igSabre
lang @o0ann . &ooungcn bon &oll.
zen nod Yldbcn I'M Siiocn, pie WPii.
iiiiiippi uno 2ouiiinnn, at elmer
Irnd)trotc bon 40 bis As Gents pro
10O Efltn0 Qcld)nfit bitten. Gor Ell
niacn Wtonotcn bGttcn oieic @nbnen
ploblid oic Srdd)troten bon Gbicoan
olf % GcntS 1no bon baltimore aur
otf 60 Gents crboht. 9icrQeGen bot.
ten bic Qoltimorer @onnen : 5obri.
fontcn pcrgcblid protcItirt. GicIe
SCtgerltng bcoclitc cine id)reicnbc
llngcrehtigfcit, ga oieiclbe niht of
Qenlcin FIot gcgrificn babe, Ionbcrn
lcoiqlid Qegen smci 2inien, uno be-
lon0crS gc9cn Baltimore gcrid)tct lei;
ollBcr0em iei oiciclbc p0Qig umnloti-
rlrt gcpcien, "a Die @obncn audi bel
Den friibcrcn Hnten ibr Ittienfapitnl
nit 10 bis 20 Yro5ent per5init bdt.
ten.
Ger Icitcnoc @coonfe bel iener
Mobnubmc ici Der aetucier, bic aun.
men e Snouitrie in Baltimore 81, ida,
oi9cn, Sn gtcm Orleans ici n0nl.
LID fiirilid. cine aonren 3 Snbrif &c.
Qriiroet morocn un0 INN sic 9alti.
lrIorCr Gnnfltrrcn. lu%irfiant 5lt befGrlls
pfert, babe man SIT oiclcm Wittel &c.
0%riiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Stdot Baltimore.

Snltimurcr, iucIdDc Die Gunner.
Mprntc nnfcrgnlb ser Stdbt ucrbrin'
acn, fGuncn Den ,GurrcipUnocnt" uadJ
irgcuo elmer Norciic in Den &crcinig,
ten Staatcn, europa, Mcrifo nno
Canada 5nacidDift crGaltcn. Die
IOrcic mag 10 pit ais aciuiinidt ar'
anocrt mCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

Wub lest arbeiten. = Mri
%cronloiInng iciner 8rou muroe &c.
Itcrn Der 81 Sabre nlte @iaiam ).
Sbclon bon Nr. 2027, Sit.guaerItr.,
Sem Eoli5ciridter 2lemeGpn I'M moro.
oitlid)en S%totionsballs inter ser Nn-
ldtlotgung borgefiibrt, angebli6
nidt fir ocn llnterbalt bon ISrol uno
ait0ern aciorgt ST. bobcn. Srau
8belon CAB beim Gcrbor al, Dob lie
ae5pungen iei, fir bie 6amilie SIT ar
bcitelt Ga ibr Wonn es por5iebe, i'm
Sett SIT Iiegcn, anitatt SIT arbeiten.
I'm Dem 2ongihl1fer @%eIsgenbeit ST.
geben, iif al cine orbentlide geidGi-
tigllng SIT eepobnen, ianbte i'm Der
Hid)ter alli 6 Monnte nad Dem
Staatsarbeitsbnrs. Ger Irbeitslohn
bon so Gents tGglidL Der in Ser ae-
nonnten 9lnitolt gelpdbrt miro, ilieBt
notiirlih Ser 6atnilie ST..
5beurcr &lctterperudl.
- hilbert Shumnn bon Rr. 1903,
observation-disclosures mllrbe gcitcrn in
Der iiioliden Eoli5ciltotion 5u ST
Strofe unb Soften megen u%noroent.
lidcn @etrogens bon Hid)ter 2enis
perltrtbeilt. Gr nar I'M vllnion-
Barf" oitf eincn SclegropbcnpfoItcr
geflettert, un, Elm 0oic6aa.S Spiel aus
Der &ogclpcripeftipe 5ll beobodten.
Nod) 3oblung ser Stroie ul,rbe er
entlniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
217 Ci.galtimurcs StraRe.
Sbcu. 6. Siencr &: So.

Oelitid)es nnb anoeres aisIInoi.
ihes @elO 9%efaufi nn6 perfauft.
@eloIenoungen beiorgt mad 0clitidl.
laro SeItreid, Hublano II. (. no.
@efIcl altsacitelt aiif ausldnoiibe
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno 9rapelers
Cheques. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
(giHacfdnbt,)
Gntlucrtbetc neuc SGnicr.

Nie Sic nilien, iino es ni6t bie
Wf1lIiondre, DeldIe Die ncucn 5ueiit0.
dlgen Sdlller I'M 9altperein eriteben,
lonoern meiit oieienigen W1nner,
lnelde eitem barten aan1pf entaeaen
leben, I'M ibrer Somilie Elm Seim III
lldern. Sic be5oblen oen pollcn
Nertb; obcr iollte ole Sohe 1d)ief oe.
ben mer milrbc ibnen oos Solts fir
Die Solftc ipoS lie be5nblt boben, ob.
nebnlct, iuenn 6uS Gnbc Spf3altn mil
el1cm lonacn Stall, 4oblenoeih1it
oher mas nidlt lhIimmer oeforirt lit.
Sbroncn belfen nidt. Gr fam Den
Streifcn Sono p%erfaliien uno eli,
anoerer bollt ocn Staa oaroli. 9p.
Dor ein aaui obgeihloiien, lit es Die
ridtigc 3eit, @enn Elm LANCER id)ma-
Ter u%nbenubter Qlot binter Dem Sof.
joitn e%riltirt, beiBt es mlfgepoBt; oes.
bolb muB cine ihriftlide 8ara1tic
geleiltet uno 0cridtlid eingetrogen
merher. Ger ocbrlide" 9aunleiiter
min MIR ieincn &ortbcil; CT fiin1mert
iiG nidt mebr INN oen Monn, nad).
DEM Der Gouf o6geihloiien lit. gn eli.
licr mcitcn Stroba IN Morboit : 9dl.
ttntore Wnrhc bicier Grid nit grfola
hurhgciiibrt, ober MIR not)oem boS
lCbtc ncllc &ol,S perfouft mar. Gin
@lcidcs nIohtc oitf Ser onberenS settle
Der StrnBe Scr Saq nerben. Gin
Jrelu1o oeS mncrfobrcnen &GuierS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

Sn Den on0ercn 9un0cS egScttcrs
bcoboftlng5s StotionCn mur0cr Die
iol9cnocn b6d)itcu GCmpcroturcn Der.
5Cid)net:
Goitport y, Eortlono 76, Bottom
81, Nlbonp 81, Ncrp. Yorf so, Ebilo.
ocIpbio so, atlonticsGitp rs, Wuibs
ington Is, Noriolf so, SottcroS SO,
Charlotte 81, @ilminQton %, So
unnnob %, Gborlclton 81, Sodion.
bile 90, Supiter 90. 9cp.g2cit 80,
NtInnto So, Wontgomcrp 80, Ncipz
Orleans %, Yolcltinc S6, @olpclton
90, Corpus GbriIti 80, Wicn1pbi9 7G.
Cincinnati n, EittSbur9 76, GalpeQo
y, Buffalo a, Glcpclono 20, 3etroit
II, GIprno a. Morolette 66, Green
Ban 90, Chicago y, Gulltb 20, ct.
Foul IS, Ct. Qoui9 7G, &anidS.Gitp
81, Smoba 50, Nuron 81. @i3nlarf
Sc. @iliiton rs, Sabre 81. Neleno
SO, Solt 2dtc 81, Gcnpcr So. Nortb
EIottc Sc. Gobge.Gitp IS, AmoriQo
81, Cos NnQclc9 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Gdiffsfarten

Don unb nad europa iber Baltimore
ODER Nep.Dorf, aaiiitc ober 3miiden.
oef. @ed)iel, mlsldnbiides @eIo,
greoitbriefe nnb 8eloienbunsen.
Sbco. S. 9icner & &c., /
UT. 217, Gt-YaItimore- straae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Scb6cI,s cinsiaes Mtelier.

Bir Gabcn MIR ein NteIier in gaIti.
more, nno Sas bcfinoct> iid in bcr
GtaSe at e6encr Grbe, Nr. 321, Worb.
8ap-, nabe Sisb-Str. 0inber-Ybu.
to~arapbicn cine SpcsialitGt. = Seine
Nacntcn nno feline reppen III iteiaen.
5. Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 0eidGftsfi4rcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

@oIlte SrcunSin per
d. oncrn". - Inter Der Inldu!
biguna. pcrilld,t 81 boben, &ottic
Sboncr cine Negerin. nit eincm
WcIicr i'll @elift 81, ncrIetelt. Der.
urtbcilte RihterG 2oben III Der meit-
liden Eoli3ciitotion hire Noiiengenoi-
fin 2llcp Miller gcitern 81 10 Sogcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Sunncnanf muO ltutcronna.
Nns MCttCr.

Iiir Wlurplou0 uno Ocn Giitritt
Columbia hcltte ruo Montog tbciI.
mciic bc>p0Itt umiprjnQcnoc Min0c.
Baltimore mar gcitcrn rcd)t oltgc-
ncbmc2 @ettcr bcidicOcn; ca mar
niht icbr beiB mrO nlld, meniaer
idmiil. Die itiinoIitc Gcmperotur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Sarbinal 6ibbunS acinnO,


Cine Nluoien5 oes aorOjnola 6ei'm
Fopit. - Eutcr Ionlr pom 2lpo.
ItoliIhen Miiiion5bols III @oib-
ttt9ton beglaitet i'm. - &r. u10
6rou Gorp lpcroen Dem @opit
por0citellt.
Cine 0cpei6c ans 3om mclbct,
Dob Goroinol Gibbons iih iomcit bon
'el1em l%tnuobIicin crboIt bottc, Dab
er 1eltern Dem Yopit I'M &utifan ci-
lte1 9eiud a~bltottcn tonntc. Ger
2orotnal par bon Eatcr u. E.Gople,
Heftor oes 9lpoitoliidcn W%tiliionS=
@onIes III Mnibington, :. s., bc8Iei-
tet, meld)cr Dem Nopit cin Eonlpblet
ilbcr Die 3mede, Die Organization II.
Gbotigfcit Der Wtiiiion ilbcrreidtc, Sc
rem 3iel Die 9efebruuq Der Nmcrita.
rcr sum tntboliideu @loltben lit. Der
Eoplt gratulirte Fotcr GopIc 5l lei
rer Sb0tlgfciO unO oriidte OenSten1.
gel letner 3%ultimnnmg ouf 0ieIeS
@erf, aoroinol Gibbons itcQtc Dem
Eopit ole Frieitcr Der @oiilirn Ct.
Maria III Sraitepcre, ocren Gr5prics
'1cr er 1T, Dor, bod) miro CT III 6oI9c
lcitcr filr5ltdeu Sronfbcit feline 45ons
tlttcol WtCllc in Ger NQliliCu am 10.
Nltglllt celebriren. Mtonli1nor O'Gor-
llell bon Woibington miro 0agc0cn
Ger Gelebront oicicr Wtcilc lctn, bel
lpcld)cr &nrOinoI Gibbons ais @liii-
ilcnt illn9ircn miro. YopitHIu5 iogtc
Sen Hrie'tcrn Oab cr lid irene, oaB
ibr Observation-Disclosures Gittlor = @r5-
EricItcr tic onfii6rc, olti Den CT 0en
GcAcn 0cS Stmmel3 bcrobflcDtc. Ser
Eopit Grilthte bonn i&oroinoI @ib-
bpnS oringcno, nidt Die Seller 0cS
S%obrcStugcs ieiner &r6nung IN ser
SirtlntIdcn &opcIlc 81 ucrn1iiicn 0n
or dis 0ltcitcr &aroinuI Erieitar bci'm
EGpitlid)cn 5bron Nufltculng ncbs
men Iolltc. SpGtcr Itellte ser &Qr0i.
nal Scincr Sciligfcit Gilbert &.@orp,
GoriibCr o23 Gircftorium3 ocS II. g.
Stnbl Corporation, ltn0 Ocilcn 8ot-
tin uno 10 onocrc Nmerifoncr Dor.
0ibbon3 gGocnft om Gou-
llcritng eincn 9elllG in Sroieto, BRO
Oin5 Ycrugio, 3u mod)cL ON Srcito9
tci'm Yapit glbific0 5l n>bmcn unO
ON Somitoa bci scr Gclcbrirltng Der
Eontiiicol Wtcilc in Der &oiilica Ct.
Morin in Eroitcucrc SIT oiiiitircn. PM
Somltog miro &orOinal Gibbons IN
@c0lcitltng bcS Moniignor 0'GonncIl
nod GiQo @gn5inQcr anl &ll5erner
Gee bel Nrllnnen IN Der Sdluci5 ob-
N,
Die o@iorrole 0'StoliQ" bringt
cine llntcrrcOlmg nit anr0inal @ibs
bona, III IppIdlGr ct qcIaat habcn Ioll,
6oB CT 0o2 Gbcula Der Seirotb 5pt.
ihen Sem 9erjoQ Der 2lbrllSen nno
sri. aatborIna GltiuS Dem Nnpit &C.
2%cnilbcr nidlt rrpGbntc, "a Dies cine
Eriuotlnd)c Scr NctbCiligtcn lei.
r@crmnltia-Gonclauc POP, Z. =. s."
-Summcrnad)tsicit--
I'M Mcltcub-Enrf,
I>;ruc,, 500, ~ 1l,,u1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Effistener Stann eer GIubs
Wrusc frcie Yfiriid @crtbeilnms

8rpfe ircie Yfiriid, : @crtbeilnna
an Wfiitter mo ainocr oui 0em Cant
pier y2oui'e" am Wittnof). Den ~.
auglit. = Cine grobe An5nbI bon
2eutcn erinnern iid) oieier groBorti.
gen olten 9emirthung bon irii6eren
Sabreu. aommt mo empidugt
cinigel (222-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

Gdnb Satin tout onf. -
Ila Sr. Cheooor Gllorf bon 9tr, TIA,
@elt'g9clt.S trobc, gclternNtorQcn crs
mod)te, fonO cr icine Satin Strut
Su'on Mtort, tnot I'M 9ctt licacno
oor, Gr benodrihiiate Ben Coroner
Der liiNIihcn EoIiSei'totiolt Or.
Otto N. R%einbarbt, meldDer e~onit1-
tirte, ooB Die 6rau einem Ser5id)Ioge
erldg. Die Gcritorbene Itano I'M MI
ter bon 81 Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
Sic heutideu 5arbeu ibmdbeu.
Oh dlld lneileniueit mir meiIen,
.Sitbltl mir vile ais Scuiihc ltttS olett,
~ '~n'' upet 9te9,

rIbalias MGnncrdor. "-Nusflna
nadl Ecn-Mar Sonntaa, rs. gna.
Spe5ial5ma, Siacu-@ abnbof. Nb.
fabrt S.45 Wurgcns.
(2tS,22,5 ,S(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09
rSrubiinn,"
-Wunbidjcin : Grfuriipn-

Muntna, Den 10. InHnit.
Snmpfcr ,ScUcru" pcrlGRt TitI'
bon SruaoiuaD INT s llbr Ibcnos.
(215,S,22,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-09

lit Dies lpieoer Gin Yelpcis bon ser
Sci'tltnoSf0bigfeit mo bemlJortid)ritt
in Ser Shiifsbnlted)nif unierer oeut-
Iden @critcn.
Wogc Der Wonnid)oft uuo ocnt
Shific fernerbin nic berortige Sale
~tcgcgnen rlnb oiirfen mir polouf nit
Den onl llier Stcbenoen, bie ibren
ebfabrenocn 2ieben ein 2ebepobl 5lt-
rl,fcn bas 2icb, bas emit ein edter
@rcner icinen 2onosleuten miomete:
rNopigare neceiie cit" onitinmen:
8iebt olif .bas Meer binaus
81 neucn fibren 3baien;
@Ieidet i'm S~tiirmgehrano
Zen alien Sdnfeafeu:
Yflan6t fern bonn 8dterlnno,
9Sie file bes Seiftdtbuns Santer;
RiemaIs punfei,
NiemaIs itipdnfet.
SeSt ireihta bas 2ehen Elm.
User es tpaaet.
User nibt ber6aaet.
Sent and fpiro eS geipnilitcn iein.
3rotet benz yspaenprna,
Zen aIippen uub Seiabren
8oit ihiitt guh %iiberau;
Gr mirh 9ld, ipobl beriuabren.
Sort feiHer Stinme Gdau
Sm Stlrm ft offenburen.
GtcmdIs fthiuaitfet,
Setet freiinie oas 9eben Elm.
User es tpuget,
2Ser nicbt %oer3agef,
Sem audi miro es eeiponnen iein.
aormt Str mad fernem 2nno,
9iiiBt ebrlith fSbr. beiteben;
Selift. nnf; nas Batter 'ano
St Sud, ipiro uuqeieben.
GierlaIs lakt frentbe Saub
The Western news., 1908-11-18
SILVER SERVICE
FOR MONTANA
NEW CRUISER is GIVEN $4,000
PLATE BY LEGISLATURE OF
STATE OF MONTANA.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. ia magnif-
icent silver service of "a pieces, pur-
chased at a cost of $4,000, which
amount was appropriated by the legis-
lature of Montana, was presented yes
terday to the cruiser Montana. Chief
Justice Theodore Brantly of the su-
preme court Of Montana made the
presentation in fitting address, and
the acceptance and response was made
by Captain A. A. Reynolds, commander
of the Montana.
Besides the personnel of the cruiser,
there were present at the ceremonies
and luncheon to Chief Justice Brantly,
which followed aboard the Montana, a
of officers from other ships at
this station. Several prominent Mon
tana people who were expected did not
arrive.
The Western news., 1908-11-18
LIKELY TO EMBARRASS.
GOVERNOR ELECT
ALLEN SPEAKS ABOUT DE-
FEAT OF AMENDMENT

ANACONDA, Nov 14.-L:eutenant
Governor-elect w. R. Allen today said
when interviewed the defeat of the
amendment providing for an increase
in the tax levy places the state in an
embarrassing position. The bill was
proposed in the house at the last ses-
sion, because as the constitution
stands, when the total valuation passes
the $10O,O00,000 mark, the levy will
fall 1 mill
1t is now $293, 100000, and should
it pass that limit the state will find
itself unable to pay its bills and main
tain it's institutions. Mr.. Allen regrets
the matter was not explained more
fully to the people, as the amend
ment was positive necessity.
The Western news., 1908-11-18
CHAPTER XXI.

one Loves We She Loves Me Not"
1t was no claim of military duty
which compelled Brant to relinuuish
Miss Spencer so promptly at the ho-
tel door, but rather a desire to escape
her ceaseless chatter and gain retire
ment where he could rflect in uuiet
over the revelations of Hampton. In
this quest he rode slowly up the val
ley OF the Bear Water, through the
bright sunshine, the rare beauty of
the scene scarcely leaving the slight
est impress on his mind, so easy was
1t, and so preoccupied. He no longer
had any doubt that Hampton had util
lzed his advantageous position. as
well as his remarkable powers of plea
sing, to ensnare the susceptible heart
or this young, cOnfidng girl. While
the man had ADVANCED no direct claim
he had said enough to make perfect
~ clear the close intimacy of their re-
latlon ana the existence of a definite
understanding between them. With
THIS recognized as a fact, was he ius
tilted in endeavoring to win Nadia Gil
ils tor himself? That the girl would
md continued happiness with such q
man as Hampton he did not for a mo-
ment believe possible; that she had
been deliberately deceived regarding
his true character he felt no doubt
That the girl was morally so far
above him as to make his worry to,ob
PROCLAMATION, and at the unbidden
thought OF 1t, the soldier vowed to op-
pose such an unholy consummation
nor aid he, even then, utterly despair
O. winning, for he recalled afresh the
intimacy of their few past meetings,
ms lace frightened in memory of this
ah1 that brief word or shy @lan2a.
All the world loves lover, and all
the fairies guide him. AS the Off.
GERS eyes glanced up from the dusty
road, he perceived just ahead the same
steep bank down which he had
plunged i'll his effort at capturing his
fleeing tormentor. With the sight
there came upon him the desire to loi
Ter again in the little glen where they
mad first met, and dream once more
or her who had given to the shaded
nook both life and beauty. He swung
himself from the saddle, tied a loose
rein to a scrub cak, and clamberod nm
the bank
With the noiseless step of a plains
man he pushed in through the labv-
rinthS of brush. only to halt petrified
upon the very edge of that inner bar.
rer. No Pigment of imagination. but
the glowing reality of flesh and blood
awaited him. She had neither seen
nor heard his approach, and he stop
ped in perplexity. He had framed n
dozen speeches for her ears. vet now
he could do no more than stand and
gaze, his heart in his eyes. And if
was a vision to enchain, to hold Inns
speechless. She was seated with nm
studied grace on the edge of the bank,
her hands clasped about one knee her
sweet face sobercd by thought. her
(To Be Continued.O
The Western news., 1908-11-18
ROOSEVELT CALLED DISTUReER

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2-Profes-
sor William J. Hull of Swarthmore. in
an address before friends of the
Peace association, declared that Presi-
dent Roosevelt is the most danger
Gus enemy to the cause Of interna-
tionai peace to be found in this coun-
try" He declared that Roosevelt,
Hobson and Evans are the foremost
advocates of the expansion of the
fighting strength of the nation and
have greatly thwarted the effort to
develop the modern idea of peace.
The Western news., 1908-11-18
BRAZIL CELEBRATES.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 14.-Cele-
bration of Brazilian independence day,
the fifteenth of of November, was COM
menced today and will continue
through tomorrow and Monday Fies-
tas are in progress throughout the city
and the Avendia, the famous boule-
ward of the capital, is brilliantly deco
rated. The celebration will be general
throughout the republic.
The Western news., 1908-11-18
Each Received o64 Votes.

HELENA, Nov. 14.-Attorney Gener-
al Galen has decided that a special
election must be held in Madison coun-
ty to decide whether Hunt (rep.) or
Westmoreland (dem.), each of whom
received 964 votes, shall be sent to the
legislature. 1t was thought that some
arrangement might be made by the
candidates between themselves to de-
eide the matter, but the attorney gen.
eral states that the law is specific on
the point.
The Western news., 1908-11-18
Bob B Hampton
of Placer

| one of us yit; anyhow, they've got us
cooped. Say, Bob, thet lad crawling
yonder ought to be in reach, an it's
our bounden duty not to let the boys
ct too gay"
Hampton tried the shot suggested
elevating considerable to overcome
distance. There was a yell and a
swift skurrying backward which caus-
ed Mason to laugh, although neither
knew whether this result arose from
fright or wound.
'Bliged ter teach 'em manners
onct in while, or they'll imbibe a
fool notion they kin come right long
up yere without no invite. 'Taint
fer long, nohow, less all them guys
are ijuts'
Hampton turned his head and look
ed soberly into the freckled face. i'm
pressed by the speakers grave tone"
"Why?"
Fire, my boy, fire The wind
dead right fer it; thet brush will burn
like so much t:nder, an with this big
wall o rock back of us, it will be hell
here, all right. Some of 'em are
bound to think of it pretty blame soon
an then, Bob, reckon you an l will
hev to take to the open on the jump"
Hampton's eyes hardened. God
how he desired to live just then to
uncover that fleeing Murphy, and
wr ng from him the whole truth
which had been eluding him all these
years.
The Western news., 1908-11-18
EMPEROR REPORTED DEAD

PEKIN, Nov. 13.-The emperor of
China is reported dead. 1t is impossi-
Bile to secure official confirmation of
this announcement. HIS majesty was
transferred to the death chamber at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon At that
hour he was still breathing.
Two imperial edicts were issued
from the palace in the afternoon in
quick succession, one making Prince
Chun regent of the empire and the Sec
ond appoints his son, Pu Wei, heir pre-
sumptive.