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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Grrcidltc iGren 3nucd.

Srnu Tolllinc arauie Ieert in 8egen.
lpart ibrca NanrcS cine 6Ioife
aorboIiGrre unO itirbt i'm ct. 80.
iepbs. Soipital. - 8elDucrluIt scr
8runo sur Sbat.
MitteIit @orboliGlre mofte 9citcrn
@ormrittag 6rol Earline arauie, oie
80 Sabre olte Satin BON Soiepb
arol,ie bon GER. 14t2, Sits2omborb.
StroBe, ibrem 2cbcn cin getunltiamcs
Gnoe, noh0cm lie bereits om Glen.
itag Hadmittag etnen SelbItmoro.
perilth gcmoft battc, inoem tie 5tpet
Slider SoIjipirituS tront. 8egcn
8 llbr geitern Gormittag, rpabreno ibr
Wann iein 6riibitiid oB, begab lie iid)
in ooS Shloi5inmcr, bolte BORT aus
elmer 9ommooe Elm SIdid)ten Gor.
boIiGure uno pcrihIudte Oen Snbolt
OeIielbcn. Serr &raule bortc lie fur5
0orollt 1tobnen, mo alS er III ooS
Shloi5immcr fam, iob er %loiOrt, mas
gei6cben mar. Gr rief Or. Soibuo
Hoictt, bon Or. 1903, Sit9dItimorc.
StroBe. berbei, Der Die llc6eriiibrung
ser 2ebenSmiiocn nod Dem ct. 90
iepbS.Soipitol onorOnCtc. Gort iturb
lie nod einigen Stunoen inter griB-
lihen Sdmcr5cn. 6rou &rouIe botte
nngcblid) Dor etruo bier 8ohen $3.50
ocrloren, melhe tic bon ibrem Wonne
5lr 9ejnblumg Ginger Hedlnrngcn err
bultcn bette. Ser 8erlult 0cS @eloe8
iheint lie 5u ser Ebot 9etriebcn 5t
ba6cn. Scrr &roule lebte nit ibr lett
bier Sabren IN fin0erloler Che.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
25af6imgton-A gentur.
SIS F
"0eutf6en correspondent"
@m. Sanncmanu, 1915 Iariun.
StraRc, MN.
tho Nujri9rn uub Seitclnugen sntseSeu senonH.
men iucrocn.
Gufalbcridtc aus @aibiHgtOn.
81 NJ.

Ger GorncpoIsS iBung, uclde Der
DNrion" g~eitern 9(bcno i'm Gionlonos
8ebGuOe, an Scr Gde Ser s. unO 9.
Ctr, N.-@., peronitaItcte, iii Sic Sig.
notllr fein, Iebr fein 81 oerleiben.
Snn1or unO ihoricr Nib rcgierten,
unO Die gemeinidaitlid geiungenen
&ieocr boten cine 9epfefferte Satpre
auf, Die @criudJe Der @oIierbeiliaen,
Die 9unoesbaltptitaot bon oem Jlubc
oeS m0Bigen SrinfenS 5l befreien
unb ibr Die S%egnun9en oeS gebeimen
Suifes 81 5beil meroen 5u lalien.
Ga9 GuBcrit reihboltigc Erogramm
bot OeS NGrriiden niel. Ston Die
9iitte, cine Is 6lB bobe @inOmiiblc,
bon ser aus oie Spreder ibre 3rbo.
rer in quite Stimmung oeriebten,
Orlldte Dem 8an5cn etnen durutteri.
itiitcn StcmpeI oltf. 9eionocre Sei.
tcrfeit ocrlrIndlte 0te TerleIun9 0eS
Erotofous ser Iebten Sibung SeitenS
0eS SefretGrS :. g. Bitter, natocnI
boS bumoriItiide @iuTommen, bus
Der GorIiBer i. u. HOder an Die Nor.
rem erlieB, Die rid)tige Stimmung Dor.
bereitct bate. Ser Abeno midclte lid
Damn nod) iolgeuocm Erogrumm ab:
Sie0 Nr. /. "Nrion'S Gorneual",
bon s. @iidbuien; lleberreihung Ser
SGngerbunO aoppe Ourh i. GlauOp;
Gortrog Sic Gummen sic meroen
nidt aQe", $. @~urneion; lleberrei.
dung ser Columbia Surnperein.&ap.
pc burd) j. @.Monn; Gortrag rSonit
uno iebt", 6rau 5. Galoif; lleberrei.
dung Der &olner aoppe, geiunbt bon
&. Braun burh ". Sdpuor5; 2ieo
Nr. 3. n@aibington miro moroliih",
$. @oBmunn; Sortrag Eos muB
bod nidt gleih iein, bos bat ia nod
3eit", M. q. Siebert; gortrog IS
fnop it az, Serbert 2crp; 2ieo Nr.
3. % Suionna", @. Berger. Eouic
- D@ie'S Scocm beliebt", i. u.
Roder; 2ie0 Ir. 4. nltnier @oibing.
tom, q. 9%riigger; gortrog = Gie lie.
be .WtiB Democracy, Sarrp Hotb'
ifilo; Goppeluortrag-.W 1nner uno
8eibcr", SRI. Annie Shtpor5 uno
Sr. g. Sdorban; gortrag - vGie
Groe entituno aus aGie", +. Glauop;
@ortrag ,gls iiioiid)er Senator
Siooore Suggenbeim", ab. 2epp;
Cleo Nr. 5-g9uS ltnion-2obel" IL.
ShllBuortc - 9luf @ieoerieben", j.
u. Hoder.
Ser fleine Hatb bate YIot in Ct.
ner g%riincn @cinloube gefunben, lno
bie Geremonienmeiiter batten OILS poi
ienoe aoitiime Ole aleibitng oils Sra.
benItciner" angclegt. SEER !. u.
Godnr, Der als&orliber uilf ieoe Hum.
ME cinige bumoriitiid)e @ortc 5l
iprefcn botte, loite ieine aui9obe nit
8lon5.
Ser fleine Iatb beitono aus fol.
genben Serren: i. u. Iodar, gor.
iibenoer; q. Sdntibt, @m. @ieg.
mani $. @orneion, 90. g. Siebert,
5. @ildbuien, u. ShnorS, s. Brig.
ger, @m. Berger uno T.. Serbian.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tpnren 6. Vinbcr
unO s. HoBler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

SEcobo0p Mccitol. -
Son bcn picIcn Srotoricns mo
Spcrn +. SGnNcrinncn melbc I'M
Stnnbc iinO, Elm g%eoicgcncS &ieocr.
&ccitoI 5lt gcben, lit Wobomc Gorinnc
Nioeraelcep cine scr grItcn. 2nncr
miro Sem Recital, melhe5 bon ibr
morgen Nadnlittog i'm oEenbobD'
Snititut" 9cgcben miro, nit Span.
ming cntBc1en gciebcn. Sic bringt
baS ioI1cnoe TroGromm 5ltr Gltrd).
i|ilbruug: @ioronni, .Garo mic ben;
Ecrgoltii, Sc III Womi"; WoSort,
D9otti botti"; StumonL vSSi0.
mlln0" mo Ser NuBbomm"; Sd)t.
bert. Sic Iorele" ulb oNuf Ocm
@oiicr 5l iingen"; @rieg, nWeit elmer
@oiicrIiIic." ~ Smon" nno ~
Cream; StrouB, ~StGnOhcn";
@ooOmon FIN Open Secrct"; Ncn.
idcI, rSbe Rainbom"; Ga Sorgc.
She @utterilp," "Rctreot" uno
Some unto tbcie Ncllolu SunoS".
GaS Gel d. NGugniB
BON Gr. s. Vi. Srimblc c, mel,
der onl Wontoa nod) tangent 2ciben
i'm st. Soiepbss Soipital ltorb, iano
geItern Wodmittn9 pom Der biih0ilid)
proteitantiifcu Wcmoriol. Stride aus
nod) Dem Sonilienirieoboi 3u Cation,
SaIbot.Gountp, itatt. Eoitor Or.
@iuinm No. Game belt Den 5roucr.
gottcSo ienit ob, unb oils 9%obrtltd,tr1.
ger irngirten Sr. SIieranOer @rorun,
@en. 2oproion Nig9S. Sr. George 2.
Sadion, Sr. Sobn &. IapeS, q. u.
g. @ariielo, Sr. Sobn Tebwooo. Or.
Macticr @arfielb, Sr. @oporo 2lopS
@inoer unb II. @iuiam g. Sbopcr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES maren Die SO
Or. 2olris Wc2one 5ifianp. Gr. 81
O'Sonopait, Or. Siram @oobs, Or
Granf Wartin, 81. u. 6. Sorriiou
Or. ). @bitribge @iuiams, Gr. Sobr
@ubrob, Or, ). ". Z. Sinner, Or
GummerfielS Bomb, Or. Charles "
Mitdea, Or. Senrp 90. Sbomas, Or
g. Griffith Gnpis, 3r. 5. W. Spndl
COMMANDER Gbmaro 2lopo pom De-
Ser. Gtanten.M arine, uno Sr. 6. $
.2Iopo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

Shinoler, 8iIliam 9Gbrc3, 5obn
9fiiicr uno 1rat5 Sitermeier.
y@oet6e.G iitritt Nr. 108, 3. Il.
g." - Sp. HuOeI, Soiepb AIbredt,
Gbas. 2ineberger, Conrad Hromr,
1beooor Campo II. Sobn Gopcmont.
,Nrbciter g M1nncrdor" - TrG.
iioent j. Segler, j. ScnOrids, u.
Braun, g. SohS, @iQiam Nelttcr
uno u. 20iiIcr.
nariegerbllno Gamenpereir" -
6rau Sobannu Sonfs, 6rou Wnrp
SroutmonL 6rau 3rteoeride Sic.
bert, 5rnu aatie 8orgel, 6rou Sp.
biIo Sdmalbaus un6 6rau 2iietta
Eeine.
,Arion . 9amenoerein" - 6rou
q. Glitt, 6rou d.. Sperr, 3rau Wf.
Nicomig, 6rou u. SbieI, 8ruu u.
Halt uno Srol arnt.
.GonrItutter . Gomenperein" -
5rou 6loro Eubner, 6ron 2ouiie
Sol3mnn, 6rou Wntbil0o Seller,
6rou Catherine Wnuerbobn Srau
GmliIie Oiternlnier unO 6rou Gliic
Strcble.
Scr. SGn9cr bon Baltimore" -
G6aS. Moth, Nug. Bernard, Sp.
5bomns, 6p. Settler, j, SenoridS
mo SEQ. Sinmelbcbcr.
y&orlpGrtS . IamGnpcrein" -
6rau Catherine Gf, 6rou Catherine
9r0licG, 6ron &oicpbine 2opett,
Srnu Gbriitinn Sounocr8, 6rul
Nartba Gbomo5 uno 6. s. Sling
Itein,
oSdwobcn " Ga1nenpcrein"- 6rou
MatbiIOc NrnolO, 6rau Motbiloe
Sud, 6rou M. g. &rcincr, 6ruu
pima Ntotte3 un0 6rau 4una 2ein.
bed.
nSbolia : Gomcnoercin" - 6rau
Selene AbreidL Srau Nnnn 2imertb,
6rau Gina 6reter, 6rou Yb. @otion
Trou W. zimmerman lno 6rau g.
Sd)Gier.
"2i6crtp . Tameapcrein" - Irau
Selma 5bieIc. @milie Solrgbc, 2ouiic
arouid, Grno @oaitein Noio 2ooie
llno Charlotte alein.
oNrbeiter . 2ieoertuiel" 1Sobn
Simon, Bruno @oIer, gilbert Scnne.
fobl un0 @uIton 2utort.
Ser. 9dfer . Gerein" Sobu
SdltIb, Sobn &olmersboumcn, Ni.
folnils Sefl unO Gas. GnGpp.
nWelo6ie Iamenperein" - Srau
Go8el, Srnt &oroluS II. Srou NieB.
.arbeiter > MGnnerdor" - Wor
8eihfe, Geo. @rnf, q. &euling. Srib
SEEMING unb $. @rob.
6. &nro 0euti6cr Iemofratiiter
CLUB" - Sermonn S6reiber, 5bos.
Neubergcr, SoGn Bod, Sobn Oar.
nidel mo Sacob Neu6erger.
,Sednifcr.Serein bon Baltimore"
Hiharo 6. SanolaB, Mig. 5.
2oier, 3beo. 3mergmann, 8uitap
Siegmuno mo Sbeo. Sens.
.Sictoria.9og Nr. 234, g. & 9.
Of s" 6. Senrp @iidoif, CAMEL
i, Sommeriperd, Or. SIM BON altl.
Icncgg Aug. 9iidoff uno Nu9uIt
Sugelbein.
ngraumeilter. 8erein" - &c Mit.
gliebcr.
nSosinliitiide 2%ieoertaiel" - 9.
Sartig, g. Sd)iacr, 2ooic, Stmiofe
ilno Staff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
SccmannS Strapascn.

3mci Wotroien auf cinem S6ooner
81 Curtis. Ban aui munoerbore
Weile Dem So0e entronnen.-Gnts
flpben bon brenncnocm Sdiff,
nm beinobe Den Sob bur6 Grfric-
rem 81 crleiocn. - Or. Sorton
alS Hettcr.
Senrp NiIion unb Sobn @bolep,
5tpei Wotroien oeS Shooncrs yHoie
9ant", BADEN am Wontog 9lbcnb Gr.
fobrunGen ourd9cmo6t, mie man lie
III Sem itropa5cnreihen Seemonns.
lcbcn iclbit nid)t %geluobnt lit. Ter
Sdooner ling alf unbefonnte @eiie
6euer, unb ole sic Slommen oie sc.
ben Ser Scclcllte an 9oro beorobten,
~iprnngcn Die beioen WGnner, lueld)e
bel Dem 8eriud)c, baS Seller I'M &ei.
me 81 loiden, idlperc 9ranomunoen
inn @ciidt uno OH oen S1noen oopon
getragen botten, in sic eiiigc Sliltb
uil0 Id)ipummen nod Dem l(fer. Bon
BORT aus ronnten iie, bon Shmer5en
geqllGlt, Gurtisr9 5u uno iunoen
ooielbIt nur nod in Ser Ipotbete bon
Or. $. Sorton Elm 2id)t Dor. Sic ma.
rcn niht mebr i'm Stanbe, an ser
S6iire on5ilflopfen, oils lie bel ser
Ipotbcfe u%nlangten, unb itieEm nit
ibrcn Sdultcrn gegcn sic Sbiire, bis
CT. Sorton aufluahte unb bcn beibcn
WGnnern 81 SiiIfe elite. @ie Or.
Sortoir gcitern Ibcnb erfIGrte, iporcn
sic beioen Mdnner Dem Sooe perfal-
len gepcicn, ipenn Tie nid,t red)t5citil
Gr5tlide Tilege erbaIten bdtten. Tie
@eiid)ter ser beibcu Watroien iorpobl
oils bic Sdnbc paren gGn5lih ourd)
@ronbmunocn entiteIlt, unb nilr ibrcr
robuitcn Contribution baben tic es 81
perbanfcn, oob tic trot bes folten 9o-
bes, meldeS lie sur &ettung hires Ct.
gettcn 2ebcns nnbmen, i~iberbaupt bis
81 Der Ipotbefe Ses Gr. Sorton &c.
longten.
siAIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Nm bas Gn6lifnrnt

Ger llntcr5ci6nctc crloubt iih bier
nit. sic oelltiden @ercinc uno Sir.
d)engcneinocn ST benohrihti9en, BOB
CT sen ebcmali9cn .gcton's Eart"
an Gnbe ser Sigbtitrnben . Bride
iibcrnommen bat uno oenielben iiir
ooS Nbbolten pon 5citIidfcitcn III
icoer Siniidt prnttiih cinrid)tcu
l1Bt. @crcinc uro aird)en erbolten
aiinitiQe 9c0inQun0cn. Wnu bend)te
oie nafiulgeuoen Bulletins.
(5S) Treb. Outcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
GcbbcI's einsiacs Mtelier.

@ir babcn MIR elm Mtclier in 8alti.
more, nnS Sas bciiubct iid in Der
Gtagc Ut cbcner Groc, Nr. 321, Norb.
Bag-, nabc Sisb-Str. &inoer-Ybp.
tograpbien cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
Nacntcn nnb feline Sreppen 81 itcisen.
8. Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 8eiddftsfibrcr.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
CUR geadltnng.

Ttt p1eutide 6prreipuubeut" uimmt 40 isbsr
Belt Ssridte auf aber gertpbuuGeu, Sptjtittu,
8sburtstage. splbeHe unb Flbsrue 6pd3ttten.
@eitaihafts. abenbe etc., init ben Rauten Der
aupeienorn. bic absr bsutlid etfdlrtebeu isin
icutu. Nuh gsriaual.0oti5eu iperbeu germ
aufgsnpmmtu. Tie Giuieubtr iplfsr 9eridite
uiiNeu aber tbrtn siauen unterffreiben uno
Dor gaem mint p~eraeicu. 100 bic 5etlifteit
~itattfanb - etraRe uno parsuummet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Sub in ben Tlammcn.

Srau Warp Z. WurpGp in ibrer
Wobnltng an 9toro-GentralsNu e.
me D%erbronnt. - Sbr gruoer,
Gater Stapleton. Teftor oeS ct.
6ranciS. GonuentS, ebeniall$ per-
lcst.
2luf I6rcdlife @eiie fam g~citcrn
Ibeno 6rau Narp Z. Wllrpbp, oie
SdmeIter Don 8ater 5bomaS 6.
Stapleton, Heftor ocs ct. 6ronciss
Gonuents an 6orreit, un0 Gbaie-
StrnBc, un'5 2eben. Sic flogte
id)on lett mebreren Sagen iiber I'm
pobliein unO moate iid geitern
9IbCno friib 81 9ett begeben. Sor
ibrem i'm oritten Stodlperf ~gclcgencn
S6loi5immer itcdte lie bei'm Ser.
JUDI, 2iht ST. MAIDEN, cine i'm Gorri-
nor b%1ngenoe Tortiere in 9rono.
Siienbor g%erietben lire aleiber ebcn.
falls IN 9roro, ais lie Die Slammen
lofden pollte. Iuf hire SiiIierufe
elite ibr Vrubcr, @atcr Stopletor,
berbei; icine Siilfe nlltte ieooh nidt
mebr piel, oa ibr sic aleioer bereits
pom Gorper abgebrannt parell. 8a'
fer Stapleton erlitt BEL ieinen 2oid).
ucriuben ielbit ifmer5bufte 9rono-
nunoen I'M 8eiidt. 3u oicier Belt
ging SoDn Sulipan bon Der 9eitcr.
Gompognie Nr. 5 Dor Dem Snltle
poriibcr rnO iab Galld) aus Den Sen.
tern bringen. gr flopite an oie
Sbiirc, meltc inn bonn Batter Staple.
ton gc0ifnct muroe. gr begnnn 10.
fort nit 0cn 2oidnrbeiten, mGbreno
Elm unOercr Eaiiont sic 2citer-Gom.
pngnie Nr. 5 olnrmirtc, melfe bas
8elier nad i~penigen Winilten inter
oriidt bate. Die Seuermebrlelite
ianben Sic fiir6terlif perbranntc
3ralt in einem Sront5immer bcs
nrittcn StpdiperfS bepuBtloS um
9ooen licgeno Dor. Son ibrcn alei-
ouigsitiiden waren MIR nod Striims
pie nno Sd)llbe iibrig geblie6en. Sic
muroc in Ser raid reqllirirten 9(m.
bulan5 bes st. Soiepb's Soipitals"
lnd bieiem aranfcnbauie iibcriiibrt,
nGbreno ibr 9ruoer, ser mebr inter
ser altireeung, wie inter Sen 9ronos
munOen 3u lciocn ihien uno miGbig
mar, iiber Sen Sorfall Iuiihlub SIT
gebClt, in Ser ambltlan5 oeS norooit-
lid)cn Tiltrifts oortbin gebrod)t mllrs
ben. Bel Srau Dturpbp mar ieoe
ar5tlihe Siilie u%ergebens, lie mlroe
cine Stunbc naf anfunit i'm Soipi-
tai ourd Sen Soo bon ibren S6mers
gen erlolt. Safer Stapleton oogcgen
erboltc Iih ipGter wieoer eini9er.
nlaBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
limb oamm oiuacn lie an bic Bar

ino tranfen INNER nod ems, nam.
lid Don sSranf Steil's Bier, uno oils
iie an nGd)iten Morgcn oufnahten
oa botten lie feline aopfihmer5eu,
lonoern filblten mie bie Slide i'm
iriid)en @uiier. NaffIGnge 81 per'
ihieoencn UtasfenbGllen.) (5S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
17O.>Baltim0rc>Str.
S6tffSfQrten

bon nno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Ncm-Yorf, aaiiite obcr 3miiden.
bed. 8ehiel, ausldnoiides @eIo,
Greoitbrieie uno @eloienSungen.
Sbeo. s. Sicner e &c.,
ri. 217, Cit.Y altimore'S trahe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
ySarmpnic Cafe"

harmonic . Cafe"
@r. Ala, @eit. Jagcttc.S trafe, Garl
Sdjmiot, Snbaber. @irsbnrser Sol.
bram friid am 3apf. Diners, Suupers
a Ia carte. Sebem Samitas Mbenb
Jrci-Gunsef. (slpriI1 ,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Sheo. S. 9iener & 81.

Geutides nnS anoeres ausIGnoi.
id)es 8cIb g%efaiit nno o~erfauit.
@eIoienoungen bciorst nod 0entid.
Iano, Seltreid, 3uBIano Ii. I. 10.
@edlieI aissseiteIt auf alsIdnbiide
ganfen. Greoitbriefe uno Trapelers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

gdEe fRr's Nnslams bsfsrst O.. Spaise, n.
ll3s ci.1alttmere'ets. uate 9nhsm Qsuje.aSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
@arsbmraer SanSer-g ran

ScnfeltGpfden,
Nr. 5f1, WcIt-perinstou.S trafc.
(NpriI17. GoWsp2o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

Wirb beutc beeroigt. =
Scllte Nahmittag iinoet sic 9eerbi-
9ilng oes Srn. Socob j. @iliams,
meld)er an Mortog abeno bon einem
StroBenbabn-8agg ~eetroiicn MIR.
De uno am 0ienitag Sormittag i'm
st. Soiepb's Soipital" ieinen Ser.
leeungcn crlng, bonn Srailerbauie,
Nr. 1404, SIt.GbnieitraBe, aus uuf
Dent @reenmount Srieobof ltatt.
IS bemnit" am Sreitag
Bier. - 8eitern Nahmittag 1 llbr
paiiirte Der yN~orobeutide Slopo.
Iampier nGbemnit." ser an 13.
.. %. bon BREMEN abflibr, Hantudet
uno miro oemeemdB am 5reitaa gor-
mittag bier eintreffen.
$50 Ger Bladder : @eianspcrcin"
peranitaltet am Samitag Nbeno in
ser n2obor- 2pceum-Saqe," Nr. 10tt,
Sit.@altimore-S traBe, einen Sdolt.
iabr . Goitiim 9au, fir oen bereits
umiongreihe gorbereituneen getrois
fen limo. Ga ser Gintrittspreis MIR
10 Gents betrdst, 10 lit es SeSermann
crmOslidt, einepp peFsniistcn abcno
5u perleben.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-28
Horse Killed by a Train.

An accident which subseq uently ne
cessitated the killing of an EdgertCn liv-
cry horse and which was not far from
involving human life, occurred at the
depot at 1880 Sunday noon. Simulta-
neously with the passage through here
of long extra freight at that time, a
single rig containing four men came
down the Main street Hill from the east,
and after the horse had been swerved TO
one side to avoid the rapidly going train,
the final result was collision at point
out from the east end of the depot, in
which the horse was struck in the nose
and Jaw by the corner OF freight car so
that it was, thrown backwards, precipi-
tating to the ground the one man left in
the buggy. The horse was small mare
weighing about 800 pounds and belong
ing to Frank Horton, an Edgerton liv-
eryman. It was let Saturday evening to
Hans Johanson, who is raising tobacco
for Charles Hammond in Dunkirk, and
who stated to Horton that he was going
to party in the country and intended
to remain over night. When the train
came in sight, Mr.. Wichmann, the oper
ator, thought of the gate-kseper's ab-
sence and went across the track to give
warning. The rig, he states, was not
then to be seen, and when it came
around the bend at the top of the hill,
he signalled to the men, who stopped the
horse opposite Gunderson's warehouse
about 200 feet from the crossing. The
weight of the load behind was evidently
too much for the small horse, and it
started down the hill, the train then, &C.
cording to Mr.. Wichmann. being already
crossing the street. The operator caught
hold of the horse on one side, thinking
to turn it aside before it reached the
train, and succeeded in doing so, but
had to let go, and the one man remain
ing in the buggy apparently, lacked the
presence Of mind or was powerless to
steer the animal to the left and away
from the freight, the result being as be-
fore stated. The horse was stunned by
the blow, and upon examination after
the train had passed, it's nose and lower
jaw were found to have been broken, and
Monday morning it was thought best to
kill it.-Stoughton Hub.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-28
Tobacco Notes.
N. Gillian of York, Pa, arrived in this
market Wednesday evening.

n Gillian of York, Pa, arrived in this
market Wednesday evening.
VIM. S. Brill left for his home in
New York Thursday morning.
A few of the buyers are returning from
the Vernon county section. The pace
was becoming too warm for them.
The United Cigar Manufacturers Co.
have opened new factory at Roths-
vile, Pa, where 200 hands are employed.
Mr.. Louis P. Suffer Of Chicago, has
been taking an inventory of the growing
crop in this section with Henry Wileman
a few days this week.
Chas. E. Rocket, st. Louis leaf dealer,
passed few days of the week in this
market while the sampling of his hold
ings of O7 was being done.
Andrew Norman, who was seized with
hemorrhage of the lungs last Friday, is
reported to be resting easily today, and
will probably be able to be up and about
again in week Or two, in which case he
will GO to some sanitarium for treatment.
-Stoughton Hub, Monday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-08-28
Congressman Cooper Defends His


By actual count there were just 81
people in Royal hall Tuesday evening
when Atty. L. E. Gettle stepped to the
front OF the stage and introduced Con-
gresham Henry Allen Cooper to address
the audience. It had been announced
that Mr.. Cooper would answer some of
the criticisms of his record, and he be-
gan his address by the statement that
he was driven to come before the people
by the character of the attacks made
upon him which he denounced as vii
famous lies and misrepresentation with
a good deal of warmth. He even init
mated that money has been sent from
outside the district to defeat him.
After boldly saying that he would not
apologize for any act of his while in con-
gress. he discussed his position on the
Philippine tariff. On that measure he
insisted he voted as President Roosevelt.
Secy. Taft and the Philippine commits
sion desired, and further attempted to
justify his position by the statement that
the Islands could not produce either
sugar or tobacco enough to affect the
home market. He failed to say that the
senate did not agree with these gentle
men on that point and refused to pass
his DILL. He failed also to state that Mr..
Taft had changed his views on this ques-
ton, but hid behind the republican
platform against admitting sugar and
tobacco, and said the farmers had moth
ing to fear now. This left the inference
that the party declaration at Chicago
was wrong and Mr.. Cooper right. 1t was
an explanation that didn't explain. He
was unrepetant as ever and gave no in
timation that he could be relied upon to
look after the interests of his tobacco
and sugar beet growing constituency.
Against the argument that Mr.. Cooper
had been long enough in congress, he
read list of members who had served
longer than himself, nearly all of whom
had been renominated or were dead.
Then he took up his spectacular per-
Torrance in the Chicago convention |
where be pulled the chestnuts out of the |
fire for Senator La Toilette and defended |
his course. The fact that the democratic !
convention afterward adopted his dis |
carded planks prove that the demo |
Gratis are not always wholly wrong" said |
Mr.. Cooper. He quoted Roosevelt and |
Taft to support this contention. But |
Henry Allen absolutely forgot whether |
Intentionally or otherwise, to mention or |
defend his vote on the emergency cur |
rency bill which has been the subject of |
most criticism directed toward him. He |
couldn't claim President Roosevelt's en- |
dorsement for desertion of his party and |
hence avoided any reference to it. His |
vote with the democrats in his attack |
upon the rules of the house he defended |
vigorously but was careful not to say
anything disrespectful of Speaker Can
non, having in view no doubt his chair
manship of committee on insular affairs.
The speaker closed with very pretty |
peroration in which he told of the glories
of the grand old party, etc., but no one |
present could escape the conviction that
this was the coolest reception Mr. Coop
or ever got in Edgerton.