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The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Fearful Loss Of Life In Phil.
IppIne Storm.
HEROIC WORK SAVES MANY
Three Americans Hasten to Aid
of Stricken Town, Rescu.
ing 100 Persons.

Manila, Oct. 22.-Additional details
Of the damage wrought in the Ca
gayan valley by the typhoon Of Oct
~ indicate that the loss Of life in the
disaster will reach 500. At Aparri.
whore Q thrilling rescue Of hundred
natives was effected through the hero
ism Of Lieutenant Robert Clark. Lieu
tenant Trsdway and Postmaster Foss.
the survivors say that 800 residents Of
the submerged fishing village. which
is located some distance below Aparri.
were swept away and drowned.
The three Americana, aided by one
Filipino volunteer, were informed Of
the danger that threatened the village
and managed to reach 1t BY boat. Ap-
preaching the shore in q series Of
ehort rushes between breakers that
threatened at any moment to swamp
their frail craft the rescuers found
scores of natives clinging to the poles
Of their wrecked habitattons. Lteuten-
ants Clark and Tredway, carrying
lines from the boat, fought their way
through the breakers and, swimming
from house to house Ia the food wa
ter, saved the lives Of abeut one hun
dsed men. women and cAss1fen. 60
thorough was their work that all but
six OF those living when the boat
reached the village were saved. The
half dozen uafortunates n questiQp
were swept away 81 the {6rc4 Of the
water while the Americans were striv-
ing to reach them. More than nifty
bodies were recovered in this locality.
Il u reported that many were
drowned at flasaa and that the town
was almost entirely destroyed.
1t is feared that the storm and the
resulting food has seriously damaged
the tobacco crop Of the islands. The
principal supply and the best quality
Of Philippine tobacco is grown in the
Cagayan district. where two planta-
tons report serious damage.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
DEATH LIST INCREASES.

More Than Seven Hundred Dead In
Philippine Storm.
Manila, Oct. 24.-The death roll Of
the storm In the Cagayan valley Oct.
l3 grows heavily as fuller reports
come in.
The constabulary OF Tubecart, cap
ital Of the province Of Cagayan, re-
port that 500 persons were drowned
there and that all the houses were
destroyed or damaged.
In the province Of Abra 1t is known
that 16S people were drowned and it
IL raid that others were lost.
Cholera has appeared in three towns
Of Abra province.
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ALL HOSPITALS FILLED.
Montreal Has a Severe Epidemic Q.
Typhoid.

Montreal, Oct. Pan epidemic Of
typhoid fever. which has been prev.
alent in Montreal for several weeks,
IA assuming serious proportions. All
the city hospitals are filed to capac.
ity and are refusing additional pa
tients. The hospital cases alone mum
Der 200, while private physicians are
ovsrrun with calls. SO far the mum
Der of deaths has been comparatively
small The city health authorities at
tribute the epidemic to the bad con.
dition os the water supply and impure
milk.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Oct. 27.-Wheat-Dec, 81,
oo14; May, $1.03h@1.o3Es; July,
;9s;hc. Corn-Oct., 6S!1c; Dec, 63k
@63Ac; July, 623zc. Oats-Dec.,
4xc; May, 49M@5oc; July, 451c.
l'ork-0ct.. 413.75; Dec.. S13.s5; Jan.
;1f.n0; May. $15.s7h. Butter-Cream-
cries. 2Gn26c; dairies. S1s@23c. Eggs
-2bc. Poultry-Turkeys, 15c; chick.
ems, 8@9c; springs, l2c.
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SHEEP PERISH IN STORM

Canadian Ranehsrs Lose rhousands
From Expoouee.
Winnipeg. Man. Oct 24.-Harry
Martin Of Martin Bros. sheep ranch.
ers,, district Of Maple Creek, sask.,
while out with sheep In the recent
snow storm. lost his way and died
from exposure fifteen miles from
town. Many thousands Of sheep have
porished IN the storm. Ivey Wilson,
north Of Maple Creek, lost $500. The
storm drove the animals into q lake
near his ranch. Thomas Kerr lost
500 and Martin Bros. lost several hun
dpAd a
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win Extlnoulsh Forest Fires.

b Detroit. Oct. 24.-Rain is falling
heavily all over. the Lower Peninsula
OF Michigan and In some portions also
Of the Upper Peninsula. 1t il, expect
ed that the last Of the smouldering
forest fires which have caused such
tremendous loss Of life and property
in the past ten days will be extin-
guished.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, Oct. 27.-Cattle-Beeves
$3.25dp7.50; Texans, $3.40@4:65;
Westerners. 33.10@5.90: stockers and
feeders, $2.60@4.55; cows and heifers.
$1.60@6.30; calves, $6.0o@S.00. Hoga
Light, $B.00@5.s0; mixed, $4,000
sos; heavy, S5.30@6.o5; rough, $50
06.50; good to choice heavy. $500
eos; pigs, @a.25@4.S0. Sheep. $500
40; yearlings. $4.so0s.lS: lambs.
33.7606.s5.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
THREE MONTHS IN JAIL.
suffraastts Leaders Rssuss to Give .
Peace Bond.

Peace Bond.
London, Oct. 24.-Mrs. and Miss
Pankhurst and Mrs. Drummond, the
suffragette leaders who were arrested
recently charged with melting to dis
order in appealing to the public to
help them rush" the house of COM
mons, were ordered in the Bow street
rclice court to find sureties for their
good behavior for one year. In default
of this Mrs. Pankhurst aud Mrs.
Drummond were sentenced to impris.
onment for three months and Miss
Pankhurst for ten weeks. The won.
en- announced their intention of going
to prison. The magistrate refused to
hear the evidence Of fifty witnesses
summoned by the suffragettes. Miss
Pankhurst delivered an impassioned
address for the defense.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
BRYAN EMBARRASSED.

Kissed by Two Women in Presence
Of His Wife.
New York, Oct. 26.-When William
J. Bryan entered the Astor gallery at
reception Of the Women's Demo.
cratic club at the Wald0rf-Astoria he
was kissed by two women, in the
presence Of nearly 700 others, and
narrowly escaped the embraces Of a
third. Mrs: Bryan was present. Mr..
Bryan displayed some embarrassment.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
onIx Two Member. Pre,ent.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The cabinet
meeting was of short duration, only
two members being present. These
were the secretary of war and the
secretary of the treasury. Six Of the
other seven members are making cam
paign speeches in behalf Of Judge
Taft, while Secretary Metcalf Is Ill at
his home in this city.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Acquitted on Second Trial.

Flandreau, 8. D., Oct. 2s.-The Jury
IN the case Of the state against Heary
Hendrickson, charged with the muir.
der Of Harvey Bradfield last Hallow.
zen, brought in q verdict Of not gull
ty. In the first trial the Jury rendered
a verdict Of guilty. In the last trial
Hendrickson went on the stand In his
own behalf.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
v,II.ss surrounded by Fire.

Lowelltown. Me-, Oct. 24.-The vii.
lage of Skinner, i've miles north of
l4owelltown, is entirely surrounded by
flames and millions Of feet Of lumber
have been consumed. Forty thousand
acres of valuable timber lands have
been burned over.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
PREMIER LAuR,ER.

exception Of five which hold their cleo.
tions later, there were contests. The
returns show that Sir Wilfried Lau.
rier, the present premier, who in the
last house had majority Of sixty-six,
will be returned to power for another
i've years with safe, although slight
~ reduced majority.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
"css Explosion" In Palace.

Lisbon, Oct. 24.-What is described
here as "gas explosion" occurred at
the royal palace at Oporto. General
Cibrao and three, other persons suf-
Tered injuries. The palace is being
prepared for the coming Of King Man.
uel on Nov. &.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
JeaIousy cauee Of Murder.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 2e.-Because hs
thought abe, intended to break her en-
gagement to; marry him Ed Hager.
aged forty-two. shot and Instantly
killed Mrs. Elizabeth May James. aged
forty.four. in the presence Of her nias.
teen-ysar.old daughter. He sscApsd.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Triple Tragedy Enacted.

Cleveland, Oct. 2s.-Roy Hardy. for.
ty years old. private detective en-
ployed by the Big Four railroad. shot
and killed his wife. thirty eight years
old, his daughter Juantta. twelve
years. and then committed suicide.
Just what led to the shooting has not
been developed.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Oldest Maid in America.

Hudson. Wis. Oct 2s.-Miss There.
ga Heinfurter, aged ninety.seven, is
dead at the home Of her nephew, M.
Goldberg, . Hudson merchant Miss
Heinfurter went dewn lies pathway
for nearly 100 years without q help
mate and. was without doahk the most
elderly splnstef In AMssica. 80 80 '''"--' +
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Oct. 27.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive-No. hard. $1.0S11s; No
1 Northern, S1.05; No. 2 Northern
s1.o3: Dec, $1.02h May, 31.0si; Oct.
31.041x; Nov, $1.0431. Flax-To ar
rive and =, track, 1927; Oct. $1.2sh; !;
Nov. s1.2sh; Dec. $1.25M: May,
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
Storm Causes Heavy Loss Of Life.

Rluehelds. Nicaragua, Oct. ga
disastrous hurricane swept the coast
of Nicaragua, destroying the towns Of
lic Grande and Prinzapulka and do
ing coqsiderable damage in the inte-
rior. The entire coast from Pearl
Gays to Cape Gracias was swept and
there was much loss of life. ~
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sd. Paul Union eteek Yarde

st. Paul, Oct 7.-Cattle-Good te
choice steers. $6.oo0s.76: fair to good
$6.6006.7s; good to choice cows aad
heifers. $4.0o@5.00; veal calves. 1S.76
@6.00. Hogs-l4.s0@S.6e. Sheep
Wethers, .9S.7$@4.2t; yearltngs. $A.1o
04.25; spring lambs, 34.50@6.oo.
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ACT HELD TO Be ILLEGAL
Unions Cannot Fine Members for Re
10 fusina 70, Strike.

Boston, Oct. 26.-The supreme court
OF Massachusetts, in making perma-
,nent an injunction against several Ia
Dor unions. ruled that labor unions
cannot impose fines on their members
in order to force them to 60 out on
strike a
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis wheat.

Minneapolis wheat.
Minneapolis, Oct. 27.-Wheat-Dec.
31.o3@1.o1k; May. $1.o6H@1.osh
On track-No. hard. $1.05h: No
Northern. $1.04h; No. ? Northern.
31.o2h61.02k; No. : Northern, Set
EpS1. .O1.
The Oakes times., 1908-10-29
.LAUR|ER IS RETURNED .
TO POWER IN CANADA
But Majority In House Of Com
mons Is Reduced.

Ottawa, ont. Oct. 27.-E1ections for
the federal house Of commons were
held throughout Canada. OF the 221
constituencies in the Dominion, only
two. Rouville, Quebec, and South
York, Ont, returned members by ac-
clanaation. In all the others. with the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
Der 3anbercr als gierbraner.

ars Mannbeim miro eeibriebelt:
Gas Spriiblein BON oenen, Die ,iie
oae iueroen, beruabrte iid mieber eir.:
nal an einein ebenio originenen ole
pllimpen Shminoel, init bent eiit-
8olner, Der Igent Gmil glnr, Der
ifon 10 Sabre i'm 3udtbaliie seief.
len bat, Die @irtbsebelelite @eiger
III aGfertbat bereinlegte. Gin go.
dernleiitcr Mnrtin @aiier ponNdltn.
beirI Dem CT lid oils Elm 9raumei.
tier @eiB aus Heultaot porgeitellt
botte, empfabl i'm ben @irtbsebeleii.
ten OILS einen Mann, Ger I'M 9eIis bes
3oubermittels lei, in smei ;Stlinben
Bier 81 bereiten. Ser @irtb 5eigte
iid fofort bereit 81 cinem Serilfe
nit Den @orten: 8 fam gleid los
geb'n. Ger Serr 9ierfnbrifant IieB
Die 5rau % @iirfel Suder braut
rotten, 'diittetc bieie Tammt einem
Tulper III eiii NIT @aiier geiiilltes
@ierfaB uno o%benbrauf fam ~ 81.
ter gefodtes rid)tiges 9ier. Taun
foIsten ilod elm paar 3auberipriide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
Sin Sbcater.S fanSal in Sale.

Sm Neren Sbeoter 81 Salle fam
eS am @enefi5 = Ibeno Der i19enos
liden 2iebboberin Seomig Heinou
Su eige1ortigen 8org0ngen. alr5
Dor ge9inn Der 8orlteQung fomeu
% 2ellte, Gdeniteber 1uno Serberg3-
&~p9ir9aite, in oas Sbeoter uno be-
letten inter Sor5eigu1g bon giiltis
gen Gintrittsfarteu beioe Yrol5e.
niumsloeer. SelbItperltGnoli6 er-
regten Die 2elite, Die obne @emofro-
gen uno meiBe @dide einen Con.
trait sur Glegon5 Der 2ogenplabe bill
beten, bered1ti9teS gltfieben i'm Ebeu-
ter. EaS 8ublifum gerietbL GA Die
Geute gum Sbeil ihon angetrlnten
,iporen. u. be9reiflihe llnru9e. Ser
iofort benadridtigte Sbeoter.9 iref-
tor grill ener9iih Elm nn0 DeranlaBte
ourd SinipeiS uuf 9eitrafune iue.
gen SausiriebenSbrudS Die ieltinmen
2ogeniniaiien, nit linn ouf Den Sot
beS SbeaterS binnlS 81 fommen, no
CT erfubr, oaB Elm feingctleiOeter
Serr, ein Stuoent, lie inter llcbers
reidlrng Der Giermorf . 9iletS mo
zines Srintgeloes fiir Ben Sbeotcr.
beiu6 engagirt bette. @e9en eilt
Srinfgelb rGumten Die % idlicBlidJ
bus Selo. Msbolo ionb iidl ie6od
ser Serr Stuoent ielbit eiIt uno pers
lcngte posig pont 0ireftor, er iolIe
linn ooS gintrittsgelo fir iene -
giuets ipieoer 5uriid5ablen. IS CT,
CAB lid oob Der Srem0e Elm bier ltl.
birenoer agrnnom lit, Dem eS baroltf
onfam, Die 9enefi5 . S%oriteaung beS
SRI. 6einou SIT itoren. gr lit Der
Subn beS befunnten oitreidilden
observation-disclosures BON S6onerer.
SelbitperitGnolid folgte Der feline
iunge SER iebr bolo ieinen meniger
elegant gefleioeten Spicbgeiellen OIL
Die friide 2uft. Die Sode miro
paDrideinlif nod ein geridtlifeS
Gahipiel baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
TrGhIingslicS
Bon e mi Sontid.

9fit itarfeHt 6einOc bat Elm Selo,
Ger jlnide 2er5, aerun9cn.
Sen Sle9 OeS 2iAta prciit Nun Oi(
&clt
5n otelen taren0 3lrgen.
lln0 tuteoer rpie am Sdopiung&taa
Gin urgGpalt'ges Strebenl
Npbln Ser Bid ii1 menoen mag,
@ebeimnibboue8 0eben
IS frellt lidl rings, mas friedt mo
~ fIiegt,
llno 2ebelt roitift oie @ele.
Sn1 Sonnetidein iid) fr0bli6 pie8t
Sic bllnte 9odlibeae.
Grqltide in Der linden &llit
Die luintrrmii0en @lieOer!
Slllme gibt Dir ibren Quit,
Ser Sogel feline 4ieoer!
GrOc prangt im &od5eitSfleio;
3um 6cItc minoe &rGn5e!
Sergio Nun enOlid Sorg' uno &eio,
0oB bell Oein 9(uge gIdn3e!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17

uno SaS @unoerperf mar gcifCterL
Lei DEM Die Gbeleltte un0 Der 8Gder.
meiiter bon Nnfang an 5ugegen lpa'
cen. Nod) 5luei StuHben mllr0e Scr
@unocrbronneu eeoffnct; eS fIoJ
Elm prG9tiger @criteniaft 6eraus, Der
10 oorjiiglif munNetc, oob bnS SOB
baIb Ieer getrltntcn rurSe. Ser bod
crfreute Mirtb CAB 6em Srn. u9rdu-
meiiter" oils gelohnrarg IS WQrf,
ltno oieier fano oa$ @eifaft berort
lobner0, DAB er an aban3 nod ein.
nal 3u BEN GbeIeuten ging uno Elm
&unoert = 2iterfaB Bier uno ein
SOB Gognac mad)te. Sim nGbIten
Sonntoe bate Der @irtb germ Die
26 Wart 9clobnllng oent bieoeren
8ierbereiter in n9aturalien" unter
3ubiilfeuabme zines 8niippels ums
getoui6t = aus Dem Sabn floB cine
9riibe geIb lpie 2ebm unb itinfeno
wie Sa16e. Ser @auner Bate in
einem allgenblid oes 4Qeinieins Elm
guteS SAB Bier inter Oen Stedbobn
9etban uno Dos Sab nit Der 8riibc
ipeggeitellt. Im Sonntag bate MAJ
6ieieS Sob erniidt unO nun ipilrOe
Der S6minoel entoeft Der SEER
Nraumeilter mar aber i6nn lGngit
iiber o0e 9crge un0 er bat bis jest
LODI nidt Der .StaotSanmoltl6oit
ieine aOrelie geididt. 0o Der Che.
mann 0etger g~eItorben lit, 10 ipllroe
Die 8irtbin nod obenbrein megen
9cgen Oos NabrungSnHts
telgeieB inter Nnfloge gefteqt. 9oS
@erift mar ober I'M @egeniob 5itut
NmtSonpalt uno IN llebercinItims
mung NIT Dem Sertbeioiger Ser Ofci-
rung, Dab bier bon elmer SGui6una
oes Fublifums nidt Die &eoe icin
fonne. ga ieoer ieben mlBte, OoB cr
tein Bier Dor iib babe, un0 latte
einen 5reiiprud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
Nns Sgrpl.

Inter Oieier Spismarfe bringt Die
beutiee nMiindener Sueenb" fol-
9enoen S6ers: Der aropienmirtb i'll
2anersbad lit Elm b'ionoerS
dlouder." % frogte i'm einnlaI
Elm Sommerfriihler:
,Gommt Der bohpiiroige Serr
'Tiarrer offers 5u Glld in'S @irtbS'
bous2" .r
.Gi ioa. 9iomat anal (mand,-
mall idon!" eripioerte Der @irtb
ibebGbig.
.gsu, nno oann trinft er uorn
@ein?"
I rHou. @eitt trinft er foon'. Zen
bot 4 ielber oaboam. q Bier trinft
cr, penn's friib isl"
! ga erfunoist er iid ipobI borber,
OBJ oas Bier friid iit2@
,SeG moDl. Cell fragt er."
SRA, uno lit benin bas Bier immer
.friid2"
N bialuat anal ihoit. Dit nit"
vHo, wus Iast Sbr oenn Damn Dem
9phtpiiroeit, iper,n oas 9ier nidt
-friid iit?"
nNabber Jag i inn bolt 90, ouB
.es friid is. Cont trinfet er ia
toans!"
.l~lnerbOrt! ga liist Sbr ia gu.
rem eigeneu Gfarrer an" rief Der
Srenloe entriiitet.
Sos n,ud)t nir!" erfl1rte ser
9rapfenfpirtb Iafoniif). rs muaB
es ia 90 bel linn beidt'n. 9a gebt
aa's III oan' guffuaiden!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
MnS Der idluar5cn Gepnblif.
Sol, Otto 2cor5orOt.

Splf l = ~ y 80
CSm Sinblid altf Die Repolution
IN ser Neger 2 Hepublif Soiti miro
Ser iol9enbe Nrtifrl Den 2cicrn bon
belonoerem SntercIic letn.)
,Soiti lie popS, bon Gieu!" - 10
riibmen Die Soitiuner Dem irenloell
gnfommling gegenitber ibr Sono.
llno mobl oiirien lie eS ais Elm Got
teslauo" prriien; oenu oil SdOnbeit
mo 8eidtbum fonnen penioe
Eunfte hnierer groe nit Der Snlel
iib pereleihen. Spenier Ct. Sobn
iogt; sd babe fat Den gun5en Glo'
bus ourGeilt, mo if fam iogerL ooB
nirgenoS cine SuieI c%riitirt, Die ebert
10 id6n p6re, lpic Sonto Gonlin8o.
&ein Sonb bellbt cine qroBcre yer
id%ieoenbeit oeS 9ooenS, 6eS alimoS,
Der 6roOuftc, fein Sono cine ebenlo
belpmnberuSlpiiroige 9eogrupbilhe2a'
oe. Hir9anbS bieten 9~er9eSb1n9e
perlhieoenartigerc mo be%5uubernoe'
re Mniidteu oar mo erlaliber, ret
5enoere u1b 9eiunoere &onoiiBe 5i
idaiien."
81 Elm niidterner 9rite. Nbcr Die
ieurigen ronloniidlen ShrittIteller,
Dor alien Die Sron5oIen malen III
Den tieien Sorben Der 8oeiie, iuenn
iie oieie yfoniglihe Sniel," ole emit
.ooS G0en 3ranfreidJS" aenarnit
ipiroe, lnb lire Hei5t Ihilbcrn. Gin
pittoresfes @ergla1b nit bpben 8i'
pieln mo tiefen Sdludltert, lnnge'
ben bon einem blnlicn Wtcer, getaud)t
in Ole StrobIeu DER lelld)tell0cn Iiio'
Ii6en Sonne, ein Sano reid OIL
acknowledging, nit iippigen 6rltd)t'
Gfern, meitgeitrcdten &icbtpeiocli,
nit Sliiiieu Stur5bGhen linb See'n,
Elm 9anO itrobeno pon 6~ritd)tborteit,
no Der aofiee, Die 9mlmlpoIle. Der
&dtao, Dle arrange lalt oDlle Sltltllr
gcoeiben, no nod ME Ginger Der
mei,oet sl iperoen bralid)te, nm Die
arait Der groe 81 erneuern, iino roo
iebe Spe5ies bes Eilan5enreid)es sur
Gntuidelung nnb gum @eoeiben &C.
brodt lueroen fam - 10 itelt lid
Soiti in @obrbeit oils Elm Tarooiec
DOR. alber aitd in bieiem TaraoieS
feblt Ieioer Die SdIanse nid,t. aeir
idlogenoeres @ort lit je iiber SaiIl
aeidgt iporoen, ais baS bon BIRD, Der
es elm 2ano nennt, 9lubere eoerp'
thing is pleniing nnb onIp man Is
bile" So, aaes lit bier idon NM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
lie SdlailuanoIcrin bel Der Nrbcit.

9(us 9onbon miro iiber einen goil5
mierfwiiroiaen Saa bon S6lafiuan'
beln berid>tct, ben Elm ar5t bes So
ipifalS in 9irminebam IN Der leeten
Gtmm,er seS .9ritiib Weoical Sour
nal" peroiientlidt. IS banoelt lid
inn elm bon oentiden gItern III eils-
LAMB seborcneS innees Mdoden. oas
ieet iein 81. 2ebensiabr erreid)t bat
uno inn SuIi oes porigen Sabres III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
Ser Srpmpctcr.

3lt III IS ournolt1te Ell Strttl
I'M HeidatnQC.
@rcitboiIg ouf Dem W}orfte itouo
Gin letter alter S6meoe,
Salt bIorfgeputt int brcitcr Son0
Sell iuttfcIn0 nie SrompCtc.
Sic ItingenS dafiten pieI berlm,
Die often @eiber gIottCn hlmm
Ir3 allen gSebenitrobcn
nFoBt alIi, min miro er blaien!"
Sdon hob er an 0a3 breitc W}ouI,
0os W%llnoitiid, rubn1esliiitcrn,
llno meit luie eincm &nrrengalll
9Iufblobtcn iid) bic 9tiiitcrn.
@r ididtc ci1cn citizen @lid
SIM areiS; o9}un bort mcin neu'itc2
Stiid"
IS itieBcn lid Die 8oicn:
.EaBt oui MIN miro CT bloIen!"
Gr bI0bte ieinc Baden idon
NI9 mie Gin 2Iii' bci'm gtoi6cn,
&eroommtl eS tnm mo fam fem
Con
9htS pruQ QeihmoQ'ncn Tnifen.
Sin Stublbein mo elm iponiiG Hobr
@rinat grad 10 nicl Wfuiif bcrpOr -
GoS &oIf rcibt lid Die gtoien:
,HauL mann miro cr bluicn?"
0ie Sd)elliiihulgcu Quollen bid
@eroor ibm aus ben 8rouen;
IS fomnlt fem 2icO, eS tommt fem
Stild -
IS tihern id)on Die Srnucn.
Ger S6lpeib tropft aus Dem Soar.
perIted,
Tic 9ubcn perfen i'm nit Cred -
Soaob in alien StrnBcu;
Ser Golpel fam nIdt b%lQienl"
Gr toun i6on, ainOcr, ia, CT fam
lln0 bus olld) ihon eraoBlid;
God Der 1rompetc icb' ids an,
Sic lit bout luiOcrieBlid). ,
8ielleid)t bat, luer lie frluum 9e'
flopt,
Gicaeidt lit lie alid) BLOB pcritopit.
Sbr lit nitt Drum 3u MHtbe,
60 gibt lie fem @etlte!
8. merle Cir, Srompetcrsmonm
@iS an Geip ieIia GnOe;
@cnn mer att Viorft nid)t tlltcn
fam,
Siegt's Oft am %Slitrumcntc.
Ger VlGier fam Die 8aden blGb'n,
gls iuie Elm glfi' un0 idmiBenO itcb'nL
IS gr0blt eurd) ole StrnBen:
Scr 3olpcl fam nidJt bloien!"
9'rum lob 0ir'S Elm iiir ollemol
@eiuat iein, otter Shue0c;
Salt lie biibid blnnt i'm 6lltteroI
llno odte Die Sronpctc.
llno lpenn oos Sorn - Der Sourna.
lift,
Der 9lGier gar - Ser HeidStog lit,
Mou fam bei'm Mtuii5iren
Gid orI Dem Worft blomircnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17

Dem 6oipital cingcliciert mltr6c. Sic
mar uorbcr ais Observation-Disclosures,
Scbrerin ltn0 beion0erS Wfuiiflebre-
rim thGtig un0 batte 0umit groBen Grz
ipld MIR lp1troe ouS Nn6tluanoeIll
bet ibr 10 idlinnt oaB ibrc Bermano-
ten eS fir better bielten, lie Sem SO.
initial sir STIR 5l iiberpciier. 9eioe
,GItern 6e5 jangen W6Oden8 iino
toNt ttr Goter erifoB itt por pieIen
3obren i'm 9eiiein ieiner fIeincn
Iodter, uno Sic idredIif)a .Sjenc
mafte ouf Die aIetne einen 10 furbt.
barren Gin0r1d, baB tie iett nod bGlI-
iig, menn lie nodtmonoelt, o%lI8ruit:
.Ne6mt eS inn ipeg, er iou es nidt
tbuu!"
Giner ser merflpiiroigen 8lnfte
bel oieiem Sale bon NadtiponbeIn
lit, ooB ooS WtaOden Tim cine regcl-
mGBiae Belt Oomit be9innt, ndmlid)
genolt INN bolb 3 llbr IN Ger Rad)t,
glci6giiltig, oh lie friib oOer ipGt 5I
Bette gebt. Sic modt ourdaltS nidJt
Den @in0ruf, oils Oh lie ihliefe, lons
bern ais Oh lie our6olls mad Jet, uber
tic meiB ni6ts bon ibrer llmgebung
ln0 bat oId nodber feline Crime
rlulq an 0oS, mas lid lpd1ren0 Der
9tud)t 5ugetrogcn bat. Sic ertennt
und) ibre 8cfnnnten nidt, iuenn lie
I'M Sdlnfc manoelt. Nbcr lie 'hreiht
in biciem 3uitono 9riefe, lieit Bidder,
mladt SGfclurbeiten uno ltuoirt Sar-
NOME, obcr NlaeS in obiolutcr 9uns
tclbeit, mo lpenn 5uiGQig in Dem
Holm ein Sidt BRENT, Damn gebt lie
lnlpiQfiirIid nit ibrer Arbctt in Die
buntelite Gde oeS HoltmeS. Nad
ciniqen Stunoen gebt tie mie0er 81
Q'ett ltno i6ldgt Damn nit Ben San.
Den oui ibren &Opf ooer iie oriIdt mo
it0Bt i'm gcgcn Die 8uno uno Die
QcttItelle.
Nm II. NltouIt oc5 porigen SabreS,
10 berihtet Elm Ar5t oe8 SoIpitals be.
ionrers, ieetc lie lid III Der Nodt i'm
@ett alif un0 begonm cine Sonoarbelt
81 modcn; babel lo9te lie fem Nort,
ooS Shloi5inrmer mar MIR gallj
i6lpod) crlelhtet. Nod einiger 3eit
itic0 lie aus Dem 9ett berouS un0
idricb cine Eoltfarte, Die lie an cine
i6r p%crluatote SroI in CANADA aorels
iirte. Sn Der %iol9en0en Nddt begann
lie lpic0er nit ibrer Sanourbett uno
ifricb Damn cinen 8rief i'll oelttlder
Sprade, Den lie Damn aorellirte, Ct.
ltcn Sopereign IN OoS Gouuert ein-
ihlicBeno. gl5 lie ertpohte, 5et9te
man ibr ocn Brief, mo lie crlrnerte
iid nidt, i'm geidricben 81 baben;
Die NorciiC mar obcr oltrdults rld)tig.
Ser Yr5t iororrte tic d1lf, I'M padleil
,3uIton0c oieIeIbe IoreIie im 0ltnfellt
q, ldreibcn, mas tic aber nidt tonn-
tc, obnc Die 2inipn ineittanoer 81
iGrcibelL ruGbreno oicic in Der Nadt
ourdolis 9cruOe %GciuorOcn luorelt.
Ginmol itrieb Tie einen 9rief ilber
muIifoliihe Sro9en, Der Our6ollS
Oerniinitig uno rid)tig mar.
Die Ncr5te bnbcn beionoerS Die Iu'
gen oeS iun9en WuodenS griinolid
untcriudt, fonnten ober ni6tS flnocn,
mas erflGren fonntc, iparlim lie I'M
leien uno ibreibcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
s III It d c s.
q u0cnipro Of c.

Nu9cnprod
Gas MlGgocIcin list um Senitcr,
Scr 9rrid)c, ser Itebt bei'm Sbor;
Sic lifeIt Ill linn finlrntcr,
Gr Gugclt 81 ibr cmpor.
Sic ipredcn Ridt$ uro p%criteben
Chamber bod IN Der Sbatl
GnS lit oie oaerGIieite
Geographic obnc lSroht!
Sur Elm Srrtbum. Mo-
RE bat %9efiinbi9t." DWariinl
benn?" Sic bebnuptet, gu bat
teit lie belite gormittog ourf's Sele'
pbor inrd)tbor grob ongeidroliSt." =
,.Seltte Gormittog2. So, porIt On
oenn nid)t am Selepbon2"