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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

dies @cltciL lucldlc2 it Der Some
bGrtct, ob ltl0 iprnltc 0orauo cine
Tiolr. IS luur cine 6roucn0cItolt.
rutbbrpn5en bon 6nrbC, - llt0 ME
luicocr lit cine 0bnIid)c Sfonbcit &C
ld)oltt morocn. Gr blicS ibr icincll
Ntbcm IN Mlulo uno Nole - uno
mar nidt mCbr ciniom. Gr licbtC
uno moro Gclicbt. 0icic SQlom &C,
bar iDnl 3miliingc. Ger GrItgcbos
rene crbicit ocn 9tomcn o@orGogle"
(&ricg9uolrr), ullo mltroc Der groBc
&Guptling. ociicn Sbotcn unb Ho.
men tic nod bcl;tc nit Stol5 nCl-
ncrr. Go3 5lpcitc &ino mar cine 5ortc
&noioncriu - ln0 @ci0c mlr0erl
bic Stomm r Gltcrt Der rotbcn @ol.
ter in Nmcritu.
Gu loiltct sic Sage Der Siour bon
scr Grihoiilmg ser Groc. Sic lit
Gin Sbcil ibrcr HeliNion mo miro
bon ibncn tbcltcr mo lucrtb 9cbol'
ten. Ger Nulpi9 . Berg mllroc bon
alien &noiuncr e St0nnlcn ais ein
bciligcr mlO ncttrolcr 9oocn be-
trod)tct. &c0c9 &nbr bon Nob uno
Scrn 5o0cn lie bubin mo lonlmcltcl
Gbon fir ibrc 6ricocnSpiciicrL so
Iumct3" 0cnomt. 6rcrmOc mo
6cinoc bcgcgnctcn lih ouiclbIt III
6ric0cu - morcn lie 0od) ollc Sin-
Der Wtonito'a mo in icincr gt0bc.
Nod) lnn1c 5ogcn lie oobin, pic ibrc
&oriobrcn gctbon, obcr tleincr
mo flcincr mrrr0c ibrc 3obl. Go2
Tclcr ibrcr Nllgcu bat lcincn filbncil
Wlnn5 ucrlorcll, - tic lcbCn ocnl l(n-
tcr0ongc ibrcr Come entQc9cn.
llnb icitocm Der 0cbciligte @rrrnr
Der SpcrlllotionSmltb Der @leid0c,
iihtcr onbcim geialIcrL leitocnl
cine @elculdoit Gitlihcr Nuboh2 oell
Eiciicntbou Scrg N%cton't bot mnf
ul3bcltct, - lit bcrlclbc icincS @lo'
ricnidcin9 bcr0llht, - un0 no che
molS Der groBc @cilt uercbrt lullroc
- 100 6rcuuO mo Seine III brilocr-
lid)cr Gintroht lid %bc0egnctcn, %
5critort Scr @ciBc Den Nltor Der 70.
then T0lfcr. - Monito miro Der.
0ciieL cr itl0ft ciniom obne Gr.
iuad)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Cine Jnoiancr Sasc.
Son NJ. Is. y 0 + /.

3u bci0cn ScitGt oes Al. NreitC.
0rooeS in Der NGbe Der oitlidcrl
0ren5c Der Iofoto'5, liegt Elm Stiid
Hono, ipcld)cS onOcrluGrts oils III
Nmcrifo ais gebciligter 9ooen be-
trod)tct ur0 bcihilBt miiroc: Ser
Tfeiientbor , 1cIie1." - Atod) 0en
lrobitionen her nSiour" uno oIo.
foto'a" lit Dies Der Elob. ouf mel.
dem Der groBe 8eiit 5ltr 3cit Der Gr-
i6oiiung Der eritcn Meniden per.
ipciltc. oWonito'", Der groBe @eilt,
mar Don roligem Sid)t rngeben -
ood) meiter ab mar Niles in bunflc
Nebel gebiiqt uio ieoe Serniid)t mar
olt5geidlolien. GnOlid %liiitete or bic
Ncbel, iflti bic groe. lieB ouf Dem
Vooen iippigeS @ras iprolien, 500
&crticfun9en uno fiIate lie nit @oi.
Ter - unb 5lilebt belebte er Die Sano.
lhuit nit alien Artcn Wilo.
,Manito" mar ober nidt 5ufrieoell
nit lciner Sdopilng uno iiiblte it'd
einion. Garlrm beit['a er obermals
ben 5elicn ooer uGilientbon 9crg".
Gr brad Elm Stiid rSoipis", elm wei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Ser SenHb, eorripunocn, satmort Wo, 5rtna On {, gul 1905.

icren 9elpi8en. "Sa 9epiB. Sic
du6?"
Sic nitte nodbentIid. nGS piro
eslpib ertpiini6t iein, oaB man audi
reprGIentirt. 9a iperoe i@ penig
MusIid)t baben,"
2enore empfunb bic Worte nit lei
fem Deb. Nat) eini9em SIN uno Ser
purbe ibr 8eiprGd pertrauter. sic
iebtcn Ii3 ndbsr ~5ucinoRaer. Muric,
bic anbcre, lpuroe g:IpTlAig, allDb
iie's hrGngte. cine Seele 3u Iinoen. Der
Director Iisb linen IanS' 3eit, 2enore
bDrte cine BON BEN ItiGcn truuriqm Ges
i6iGten, lpie Ite t1gIit9 in t~auIsno 6ers
3en uno touieno Gtuben ipteler. ourdrs
qsarbeitet, burt3etGmpit. ourf9cpeint
perocn - unb ibr hot) ncu naren. 80
pdrcn iebt nlr bre 8rijnoe gu al
benz lln9Iiidli@T:in, ibr Redt 5u
INNER ItciGcnocr 9efricoigung unb ba5
Gfeht ibreS GorbiloeS gu benz bebin'
0un08loIen Iuf; nNrbeit!" -
SIN 3immcr osS 8irettorS tpurbcn
Gtimmca laut. 2enpre iibcrtam cine
groBc unf6IiiiIioe 8argi9teit. Sn
Irna Gaoiaa8 Bib trat nod einmal
nit lletermodt ibr WijnIden unb
Gtrcbcn, ibr StolS uno ibr Slid aufs
fproernb Dor Tie hin...
9u tam Der 0iener. ,9jtte, IaFcn
Sie mid 5uerit..." fGgte lie portres
tcnb.
Marie fo6 lie nit biIflo3 traurigen
Iu9en an 49, fpie cine Heterogeneous.
Der 0ircttor fano ibr Qnoebot
ausgs3ci6net. 3uoem fteute ii6 bers
aus, baB sr unb ibr Batter cinen
6rsunb gemciniom battcn.
"a Ia0te 2enpre roI6: rWenn i'd
boruu3 cine GunIt ableiten borf, 10
bite i0, bds SrGulein, oo3 brauben
partet, on5uncbmen. SO 1T fir ben
poiten ebenIo geeignet uno beoarf ieis
rcr mebr oIs i6."
,9(ter sic baben bod fir ii6. -"
.@ueroinqs -"
Der Director poflte gar nidt ouf
ibr Ingcbpt psrsi6ten, Biz lie ii6 gu
CANCER Gntf6iebenbeit ~aufroffie.
.sS6 bite sic barum. Sd tDnnte
es onncrS ni6t Dor mir berantlporten.
I'D piirbe auf ale 5Gle abIteben. gu
crit miiTen bod oGe, bic bungern, iutt
gu ellen bobfn, tpie ih Is babe"
Der Director ipurbe be0entIi9,
lentte elm. sic blieb feit unb Murie
puroe gcrlfen.
sic .ipar pie aus ben Wnlten gefals
len. Die Sadie fam raid ms refine.
Inter perboltenen S9rGnen bantts Ie
2enore. limb bieie empfano Elm gang
neues, grDBeres Slid unb fat etncn
@eg aus @igensm gu befrieoigcnter
Sbattraft. iiber pel9em leu9teno
Itunb: Sci giitig!"
. *s
@aIb ~treu5te Nnna Gabind nod
mails ibrsn Meg. Sic ipar nod fdGn.
Qtber gu untriigli4en Spurcn in ibrsm
aeubern itimmte cine bo6miitbi9c
SetpWlletuR9, pte SfHoFkH ItelHp ul|p
peinliG mar.
,Die, 2enore, sic baben fcinsn ge.
ruff 9erten tpnnt' ih Mrs 3por.
sic tIsincs Weibden. Soffentlih
tommt Der ,Grl0fer' balb."
Qcnpre dntmortete muir nit einem
idmsr5Iidsip0ttiIdsn 2ddeln. G3
tpar, aIs 3erriNe in ibrem Snnern Elm
Gaitcnfpiel. Sbr SooG mar 3erbro6sn.
0dfiir aber mar mn, Der neus Neg
umio leidter. 9afiir bate Te cine
trele, Iisbe 5reunbin, burG bic fe bic
fen 8eN gefunocn bate. limb eS par
ni9t ba8 leBte, mas ite gepdnn. Sbre
Wliit6entrGume perpebte ni6t Der
@inb. Sic fam auf ibre Re4nung
nit benz Geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Sf3OO.OO-Nnr-S13OO.O 100

fir zines biefer mooernen 5%iueiftodiaen 8obn'
bdifer on Der poulbinsStr., nnbe @onabsStr.
1rort ans fpIioent Wlarrnur uno nne
mobernen geauemIidbfeiten. ipie boIfnminene
Ib3iiaSiaraIsS rainnae. eernentirte aeler. Sft'
tensIroftcirS uno Sole: gountns Sfeuern: ME.
briacr @runhsins. Ferfnrh inter leidltrn sc.
blMauneem. 9;ah5nfraaen bel
Subu Z. Tuuphue. gaumeifter.
Nr. 800, f-Auenue, 9tgHtaHetetuu.
. (Wdr34,1 Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Baltimore Warftbcrtdjtc.

IonncrItoM 3. Npril 1908.
W cb l.-3uiubr ll57 Safer, etll-
ihlicBlid 357 66iicr gu Occult oint
mo 1881 6Giicr 81 Canton; &iIItcns
ucrionot 49, 60iicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Gallagher, Der ganmcifcr.
Salt! Seben Sic!
QcIcn Sic oicic Ynnpncc!
Sn perfaufen - Sdnirr tint 600 Slo6 Der
g~pro.2u5erue. Strafe.
Chen ferttaaeftent.

IN berfnuten - Snutcr TIM bUU Vtuu otf
Turo.2t5erue. Strafe.
Chen ferttagefte1t.
Cine 0clegenbett I'M ganSeti esneu.
Dies finh bic ~neueften rIo mobernften 3pet'
ft6dieen Sdufer in Sft'galtimore. Saben Snrt'
boI3s Subbooen In IurIor, Speife3iinmer uno
sorbdne: f66ner Sfaminaeiinls aus iuetbeui
SiatuensW2nrnipr TIM RarIpr; prnttboIer
@inerfGrnnf nit 8eitits uno Spieqel i'm
GpetfeSimmcr: 8iihe entbdIt gisfdronf uHo
@orratbsfnmmer etiuas geues: Sdufer baben
Gombinutions,g fnInpeu fir eIeftriffes 9itt uno
Gas; fcrner neueitcs ganitdrsgIumbine; be.
Itebeno aus emainirter @doeipanre, ernailirter
gSafhtoiIette, gIofet nit nieoripsbd1genoeM
H'nterbebd!ier, emaiairter aussub nit IrodsT.
Brett; speit5eiItaer Nafh5uber i'm steler. nit
NbSuasfdna I.gnfdIub. aud anes Raiicr bon
benz anseub. oifrebmenh. Srunb5ins $4,000
bro sobr. 8reis MIR $3.50.
nerntr I'm 600 gfpd Der Hurb.8fpoerssfrase.
Chen fertteaeftent. cine Heibe bon mooerneJ
st%pcit6diaefi Sdnieru. feds 2immer unb Nao.
Nns PnoeSimurer cnfbdIt er1aiairte 9aoetpunle
nno n~tobernes fnnitdres glofct. gh5nasfafnE
WnItIlib. preisE $1,000. Srlnejins $3.50 PRO
Sabr. Sic Gage cbiger 9dufer lift bod nnb
geflno.
Gonument. strakt. CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
i3m p%erfanicn pSer sh perpadJteu:

Sarnt 81 perpadten uoer III ucrfaufcn,
bcitebeuo ans At gder qutcs @nrtenl11b, ell
mes NSafirr. ein 4 3inmers3uus, Stallungen
fir Bferoc lnb Milbe. fc1r paiicnb fir Semitic
Sdrtncrci ODER MiI1eret, 9 W}eilen bon 9Sdfbs
inotor. 3. g., an Der q. & S.s9'1bn" uHo
cIeftrifhen Cars: alites Gueus, Slnbs mn
8runnenpuiier. Suun. 6iciel rnb So3 nif
BEN EInt. Gt9entbiimcr qcbt rah ScutihIdno.
fcbr ~giinitipc @elegerbeit. tufurt sit lthertebmcti.
Mar aoreffire ooer fprcfe Dor: TT. SSarrn,
Mndttspillc, NIB, q. 60. u. d.. (03-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
" n1crifnniidcs. Nen

Mutcrifoni6 DIES. Heue:
Mietber Goes Worgens aus leiner
@obnung blidano): uNo, 10 ne
Gonoe! @eltcrn iinb mir in ben
ied1sten Stod gcjogel1. nnb lest bn'
ben tie ilber 9tod)t bos gauge Sars
nm cine Gto9e gebc6en uto inns orf
bieie @eiie in Den iiebenten geid)ntng
aeltl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Gtablirt 1925.
GDniDliDateD G0au g.,
1 WurS=W aO-Strasc

Gin orpbc5 9Jiortineut ncrfuGcner Siamnr.
iauf. nod inter 6dIbcm aoItcnprei5. 'g8ir gcbclf
nab ME Dor liberalc Snrlebcn aui ale 9ertbs
gegcnitduoe. Scitcrs@ ingung 5urn PripatsNiIs
TFnu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Gu %pcrfanfcn.

Su ucrinuicn az @dfcr:
Gin 9linImer 3 NC ulpcIs Nudufen, lueldlcr
2 Wtonate I'M CSchrdud mar uno 10 qut lpie
nci lit. gSiro biuig p%erluuft. Maugs Wabmnnu
6p, 1875 Nunpucr.StruNc. tS9-0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

Woia. - 3uillbr 1882 @ulhcl
@crinnot bon oen Glcpntoreu 51,56l
0uidcl; GIcpotorcn . &orrotb 1856
S06 Vildcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

%robcs Wut BON 600 gIdcrli nabe Der Wiirs
bltn9 hcs Rnturcut. Sluiies. GlcgnHte @cbduoc
nit allen moOernen @inri6tnngen. MuB Der
fault ipcrocn nno 1T. einfhlieBlib idmmilihcn
SnoenturS, Yicrncn, &icb. Waihinen Ii. T. IN,
81 $4,000 8i babcn. letdtc SGblInGssNCoill'
gltngcr prrinan @aecnbpup, III, NurosGbar.
les. Stralr. (Sept5, tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
SECOND CALL.

$200t Eotion SucI 5cr .............. 10
5000 aiIontic e g q u ueuc icr (GtfS) 62H
$4,000 llnitco JlaiIpobS 9tnt. .....,... 5OH,
$4,000 Seabouro ier o.. ...........,. AM
90 Beftern DiorDIurto ......,..... 3h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Sn berfanfen:


.3n perfanien:
Gin 9rpcerb- Euuelt ma >,orrntb mo Silir
%ridtunp; feltene 8elegenbeit iir einen fiel6t9cH
MIdnn; an circr grpbeit ScrfebrsftrnBe eele9crt;
IrBte Sainit1osz@tnudbTteH $27G. Ioretiirc:
,5. f23," Scutiter Surreippuecnt. go
Su pcrfnmfcu:
Cine eligcbclne gSirttffaft in Der WIttte Der
Gidot nit Witbcl mo GuCrt 3uhebor lpe9eit
WceSies bon Der Stdot ~ annebmbarem Rret9
5n perfuufen. Had5ufraGen in Der Siiicc ocs
,Tentidcn Gprrcippnbeut" t03-5)
Su uerfdufcu:
Gin autgebenocr Gigdrreiis itno SnhnfsSnoet.
nit eIeltrii6em gidht berbIIlbcn. 1T lueaeII
ardufbeiiefa1e 3l eerfuufen. gtad5ufragen in
Der Cfftee oes rEentifen Gerretponoent".
CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
InftiunS- Nn5cigcn.

Mdlitcr @crlGui iinoct itutt
SamItng, 4. Nprtl lJOS,
10 nur 50 GGrmittnGo,
III mrInCm Sugcrbnus
II NprO.SlbcrtD Str. q
Me4nuesYlacC.
Hcnuc nctDHocrS.
SruBca W|ilorumCnt buI uligcn,ciucn 'onI2z
balie.ctIctteu, Hub mclnem NGgCrDals 6l be
dutlllcnI %erIulil Bcbtud., nuBrrucm ton UubrIz
larten mo UplllgHuIorCu III Nl9emclneH:
Yutlors0iohcl tt l~ICuCllcll StUl. Sullltlt, Ma
rdgonD lino SldCu SbIuISimnlcrsGIurId)tungc
%ein6e.lc 1lciocrldrdIle, Wicllings mo clld,ulrtr
SCIIllcuell; Tulets ans SSalHIB uno Sldc;
aue5lt0tlChc; >IiOIc nit Ecoernp. @ur6elldis
i6runfe, SurlblllutlurSs gildcrlhrunfc: Nuiiion.
NlblIpibcts libhcl; HeoCrsGuuh uHo lcocrsFuul=
paouurs StitDlc; feline bob GcpolitGrte lSpmpu=
uutrs bdrlorsu,ohcl, > StudC nit 9rtrus lleberz
3uq; rthcr ylbltulDei aUtuUcl; NlCtucrltunoCr
Stiible, Glide, icinc Sbuuielitil6lc, feline puur-
iEnIlnNclL, Noll,r, Nuel,dlln, futotuud -un,.i
gvadrclt; Stltmne Sptcgcl uuo Gn0crc iitr Den
NdisbGli pu1iCuoc @cGcnitlnoc; Rinuiuoo mo
N%luotcre; lcppihc, JiiGS. :gtutlcn, GtnplcuT
II. !. 10. II. !. ~,
I Sicbl clcftrit6e Sedcniddcr, ! 6Iii9cI.
- neriiclbure Spcrnilublc nit pSStlilnlons"
Git.
Sm Grogcidph.
@roBc Nl9luabl bon WIobclt lito SuuSbultSs
llteHlttcrt.
Eoiittocr Scriaut.
Z. y. N'"""-"
(04) sluftionator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
ehant 1armen mit antcn Wcpdnnen.
@clb su p%crlcihcn.

sci Wcltritcc @tnbliiicncut. 1891.
Warplanb Gbnttel &unn IlIociattpn.
hilbert @lumc, JIM, @ci1iit5fibrcr.
tsCScbauoc,
gcgcniibcr Dem @cridtsgcbdube.
ISimmcr 229, 23t nuo 233 q. Studlpcrf).
Siouit.&dc Snpcttes uuo ct. BAN. Ctr.
Surlcben bon so bis $500 uuf Wt6hcl, Fius
NOS etc, uhne Gnticritlng o%ericlbcn. ScieBlt6e
3iuteu. (Scinc Nlt0erciD
Io. Bbpne GourtInno 1876. G, & e. Ebonc
Ct. FunI 2650. (gtor0, t%l&S)
gne, mcldlc @cio acDraudlct, iprcdlen birr
bur. glnlciben AMI Suluirc, Wlobcl mo @rltnOs
eioeriibuin. Sm Ncrtrnuelt. Netne 2oGus Sffices
Mietbpocu. Baltimore Snpcitmcnt g." Nr.
40, .1ncn. Strubc. (27S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

@ci5rn. 3u.iubr 500 @uldcl
&criunot BON 0cn GIcpotorCn lll Nu-
id)cl; GIcuotorcn = &orrotb 329,lS9
9llld)Cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

9aije iir's Nmslano beiprgt q. Maine. Gr.
4f3, Ef.Sattimpre. Str, nabsG atom. 1pnfe'Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
FIRST CALL.

Serfdufe olti scr bieiiacn Gifcftcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Scrlaugt NiGuucr unb auabeu.
8crlangt i'm N%agemeiacn.

sleuer WaNu TIM 8cfhaft
be5ubIt bic UoUllelt 4reife lhr Mot btcl 9etrus
pelle Serrcn4Fletoer uno Sblbe. ShreIbt Eotis
iaric. 2Serbe O%oriomnlett. Tel. Dir. 437S Ct.
4auI. Sen, 3r. $50, Sit.Saltimpre' Strafe.
go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

Stu,fdts Nrbetts. .gateau.

ItHtIWts tpttte'yfuWWttFHHY 'NHItuH'
Inter Der aufiidt oer ySeuifben 8efeafhaft".
9ieieniger, ole beuifbe Sanotperfer, Mrbeiier
pno 3ieniiboter. 5u betbditigen ipiintbeny tpul'
len iit perf6nli6 ooer in trantirien 4rleien al
BEN sIeenter Der @eieuffaft. SuBauu .. Dlegcr.
Btmimtr IL, 4r. 215-2t7, Gpurtlauo. StraRc,
lpenben, ipelher unenteeltli6 ausiuHft ~ertbeilen
piro. Spretfilnoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
CSan271SS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

s. cr.-3uiubr 11,l20 9uldcl
aus ocn Glepotorcn 5urildoc5ogc!I
5000 @liihcl; Glcuotoren . Sorrotb
1925 9ltlhel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Steaegcinde:
Stenegeium:
etenegcimh,


Gin Mdodcn iubt 5tcunnQ fir uQaemeiue
0ausarbeit. ipridbt fcin Sn9lifh. giGd5ufruGcH
in 3r. 1913, Gples, uabe @ilmpr.S trafe.
O4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

Gin inueer oeutt6er Mann iuft StcIIuuG
aut einer 6urm. Iorctie: r3. %" u9enttder
Surrciponocut." (84
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
8artrHsArbctt

Gin bcutiher Winnn ridtet @drien onr mo
iiherniinmt ale Repdrniureu oarin mn an
Sduferr. 9tdt8ufrae gen in Hr. 1921, Srentrid'
Aueuuc. (94, Is, 1000
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-12
SEVEN SALOON MEN IN.
Alleged Election Day VioIators Are All
 Arrested

Seven warrants were issued yester- day by Liquor Prosecuting Officer Niles as a consequence of the com plants originally brought by George l.. Fox that certain saloons were do- ing business in this city on election day and the seven saloonkeepers against whom the warrants were is- sued were arrested yesterday after n ,or and last evening. They are Pat rick Hcslin of 721 Gtand avenue, Peter McKiernan of Hallock ave- nue. Christopher r. Casey of 1 Port sea street, Patrick F. Sullivan of 697 Congress avenue, John P. Daley of 295 Water street, Edward Flanagan of St9 Water street and Peter David of 303 Water street.
 The evidence In the above cases was secured by George l.. Fox and the state police, it Is said, MT, Fox asked for the warrants a day or SO after election and MT. Niles after consider ation of the cases issued the warrants yostt ttrday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-12
NOT AN OFFICIAL DINNER
President Says It's Absurd to Notice
 Talk and Then Does So.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The discussion which has arisen over the dinner which President Roosevelt is to give in tho White House next Tuesday to q num- Der of labor leaders, brought forth from the executive offices of the president to- day an official statement pointing ont that tho dinner Is not an official ono, and declining to discuss the omission of President Gompers Vice President OConnell, Secretary Morrison and Treasurer Lennon of the American Fed ertaion of. Labor from the guest list.
 The statement follows
 AS the statement has been made that this is an official dinner, if Is worth pointing out that 1t is nothing of the kind The president has on several diff ferent occasions has had various labor leaders, with whom he had been thrown in contact, and whose views he. wished to obtain, at dinner For this occasion he had asked q number of men within and without the government service who are interested in different phases of the labor question to come to din- ner Thrac-fourths of these men are not members of labor organizations Six or eight of them were connected in one capacity or another with the work of labor organizations, IL would of course be absurd to take any notice of any discussion as to who should or who should not be invited to dinner by the president"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-12
MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT
Y. NJ, C. A. Boys to Relay IL from New
 York to the White House.

Washington, Nov, 11.--President Roosevelt has agreed to accept mes sage to be transmitted in another re- lay race by Young Mems Christian association boys, to bo run this time from New York to Washington The run is to be made in thirty hours and l,500 boys will participate. The mes sage is to be sent by Richard c, Morse of the International Y. M c, A. com- mittee. It Is probable that the start will be made at the International building. 124 East 2Sth street, New York city, Friday afternoon, Decem- Der 20 A. A. Jameson of New York, who engineered the big race from New York to Chicago last summer, says this will be a greater race than the former one. To put the message in the presidents hand in tho quick est time the largest possible number of boys will be utilized over short dist anCeS,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-12
HORSE SHOW AWARDS
\. C. Vanderbilt Takes First Riding
 in Saddle Horse Glass.

New York, Nov 11.--After another successful day, during which the eX- hibtion of trotters was a feature, the horse show swung into its third night tonight with the largest attendance since the opening on Monday.
 George Watson, iro driving his fathers Ben lIur" and Patrol won the first prize in the class for pairs of horses exceeding 16 hands and shown to heavy vehicles. The second in this event was taken by Alfred Wander hilt's Hamlet and IIertcs,"
 Mrs. w. A. McGIhbon rode her chestnut gelding, The Cardinal" to first honors in the class for saddle horses over 15 hands two inches, four years old or over, carrying up to 200 pounds.
 In the class for mares or goldings shown to runabouts both Alfred Van dcrhlt and his manager, George Will son, driving respectively "Tonawanda" and Albert" got the gate" and were not in tho judging. The first In this event was taken by Paul A. Sorg's Thistle"
 The forest king challenge cup, was won for the second time by the Avon dalc farms "Nala," bay stallion sev- on years old, driven by J. w. Harri- man, owner. The reserve blue ribbon went to the Falrmont farms Lord Baltimore driven by Mrs, C. W. Watson.
 During the afternoon the pony class for children riders under r. years of age, was an interesting one. The first award was given to William Carr's chestnut mare, Vanity" rid den by Miss Margaret Weyher
 Probably the event that attracted thc most attention since the opening of the show was the class for single horses shown to lady's phaeton, and driven by ladies They made a hand some show, and six of the seven CD. tries were in the ring, The Fair mont farms famous gelding My Maryland IT, driven by Mrs, C. W. Watson took the first award
 Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, who seldom appears in the saddle, rode his chestnut mare, "The Girl" in the class for saddle horses over 14.2 hands and not exceeding Il hands. four years old and over up to carrying 160 pounds He took first honors.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-12
BANQUET FOR DEKES
Fifty Graduate Members of Phi Chapter Have Reunion and
 Dinner at Heublein's.
CURTISS IS POSTMASTER
Business Meeting Will Be Held in Hartford To-day, and Banquet in
 New York Comes Tomorrow.

About fifty members of Delta Kappa ty-ffth annual convention of the fra ternity In this city, Hartford and New York for the week, were entertained at banquet in the banquet hall over Heublein's last evening. Nearly all the members present were members of Phi chapter, the mother chapter which was founded at Yale. Julian w. Curtiss acted as toastmaster, and there were informal speeches.
 At the chapter house on York street the visiting delegates, numbering about 200, were entertained at a smoker The guests were from Penn sylvania, Williams, Brown. Trinity. Wesleyan and several other eastern colleges. The smoker was for the undergraduate delegates chiefly while the banquet was for the graduates. Harry Bennett's orchestra furnished the music for the convention.
 At o'clock special train filed with members of the fraternity left for Hartford where the business meet ing will be held this morning in Put nam Phalanx hall After the busi- ness meeting the guests will be taken around the city in automobiles and this afternoon the Trinity chapter will give a smoker. In the evening there will be theater party at Parsons and another smoker will follow. this time fp1r .1a Ia, quet hall. The toastmaster will be Lieutenant Governor Everett J. Lake who is q member of the Harvard chapter R. O. Hayward will speak for the Yale chapter, John c. Bar rows for the Trinity chapter and Dav- i'd B. Simpson of New York, secretary of the D. K F. council
 The party of delegates will leave Hartford Friday afternoon by special train for New York where a banquet will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria in the evening. Charles P, Taft, of Gin cinnati, will be toastmaster and United States Senator Frank F.. Brandegee, of New London, will be one of the speakers. Other speakers will be Senator Beveridge, ex-Governor Black, of New York; Secretary Metcalf Bishop Johnson, of South Dakota, and Chung Men Yew. the Chinese envoy Phi chapter will be represented by Jack Perrin, nephew of Professor Perrin, and C. A. Cornell Saturday afternoon the delegates will attend the Yale-Princeton game at Princeton
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-12
PROF. PHELPS REM INISCENT
Tells Parents Meeting of Days When
 He Attended Webster school.

Professor William Lyon Phelps last evening addressed the parents meeting at the Webster school The address was principally reminiscent Professor Phelps telling of the years he spent at the sehol when q hoy living in New Haven,
 Besides the "reminiscences, Professor Phelps spoke of the importance of the parents in helping the teacher in the schools He said that hs was A point which had not been sufficiently empha sized, but that with the cooperation of the parents the teachers could accom- plIsh double that what would ordinarily be carried through.