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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
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50, NIbonU 81. Nclu.2 )orf 7G. Nbjlu
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IS, Ntlunt0 IS. Wtontgonlcru 80, 9tcru
Nrlcon2 81, Nolcitiuc 80, @ulpcltou
$40, Corpus Gbriiti 80, Wtcmpbi2 So,
Cincinnati Sc, Eittaburg ST. S@lpCgo
~, Buffalo 81, GIcDclon0 50, Gttroit
ST. Nlpcna Is, WtarQuCttc 80, WrCCn
NoD SG, G6icoNo 81, GuIuib II, Ct.
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IS, Snluhn IS, Nurol IS, Nianlurd
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
SonntogS=G

Sic oritriac Nuaon6c brS y9cntdrn Gurrdppnocntcn" ltfcrt
a6crmalS bcn &cucis, INNS cine 3cinna bic nit Den mUocrnncn Mis-
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SunntGas5cnnug in Baltimore, Ucldc MN DER rNIUciirCn Errfc"
bcbicnt wiro, i'm Snnoc, om Hcrn Die a0crncnGrn gndridtcu ans
alien &elttbcilcn jn Orinacn. Ser GOnntoA9-G urrcipOnbcnt ent9GIt:
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nrr laft tcncn GutbnIn9mas H6cr Oc III Aneidjt 9cicltc
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jc6en letten Sonntaa i'm Monat ci'
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Eurf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
A Monater of lsarnina.

The famous Cardinal Mezzofanti knew an amazing number of languages and dialects. Perhaps he Is best known to the modern English reader from the eulogy to be found in one of Byron's memoranda, published by Moore.
 Your literary everyday man and l." says Byron. never went we'll in company, especially your foreigner, whom I never could abide. I don't re- member a man among them whom I ever wished to see twice. except per haps Mezzofanti. who is a monster of learning. the Briareus of parts of speech, a walking polyglot and. more, who ought to have existed at the time of the tower of Babel as universal in- terpreter. He is indeed a msrvel-un- assuming also. 1 tried him fin all the tongues of which I knew a single oath tor adjuration to the gods against post boys. ssvages. Tartars. boatmen. sall- ors. pilots. gondoliers. muleteers. camel drivers, vetturini. p0stmasters. post horses. post houses. post everythirg,. ard. egad. be astounded me, even to my English"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
BRYAN ON BANK
 DEPOSIT GUARANTY
Will Comment on B0naparte | Ruling In Speech.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 3.-"It accentu ates the issue and emphasizes the ne cessity of legislation framed from the standpoint of the depositor rather thar from the standpoint of the banker" is all William J. Bryan would say fol publication concerning Attorney Gen eral Bonaparte's adverse ruling in re gard to the Oklahoma law guarantee ing bank deposits.
 Whatever may be the case in the east, there cannot be the least ques ton that here in the west the idea of guaranteeing deposits is popular Bankers resent the least suggestion that the Oklahoma plan has any flaws in it. The popularity of the Oklaho ma plan has been increased by the cir cumstances attending the failure of 8 guaranteed bank at Guthrie It was closed by the authorities, a notice was posted saying that every depositoi should be paid in full, and every de positor was paid in full.
 Mir. Bryan intends to treat the sub ject fully in his speech at Topeka Kan, which will be delivered pr0ba' ply some time this month.
 Other matters which are regarded in some quarters as having added to the Bryan capital are the decision of the Washington court putting Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank Morrison in contempt and that of Judge Grosscup's court annulling the Standard Oil fine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
PARIS FEARS 4
 GENERAL STRIKE.
1Wenty-four Hour Cessation of @ All Work Threatened.


 Paris, Aug. 3.-The twenty-four hour general strike with which the city is threatened is the sole topic of conver. sation in Paris today. Anxiety and indignation prevail in the public mind. The press, almost without exception, reprehends tLe intolerable behavior of the revolutionary section of the Gen eral Labor Federation and urges on the government the suppression of 1t as the only means of removing what it declares is a growing menace to so- i-ciety. .- The authorities are confident they have the situation we'll in hand. In addition to the large police force of Paris the regular garrison numbers 25,000 men, and this force, it is held, is ample. to assure order.
 Bill stickers placarded walls with a most violent proclamation which ex plained that the strike is in protest against the action of the government in preparing an ambush and turning loose the soldiery who, by charging and sabering, had stang the mani festants into replying, thus giving the troops an excuse to massacre. The au thorities do not dare to announce the real number of workers assassinated at Vigneux. This crime cannot pass unnoticed. and the only reply possible Is twenty-four hour strike"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
Shot In Potato Field.

waverly, N. Y., Aug. 3.-Armed with shotgun, Hiram Carpenter. with his wife, who live on a farm near East Waverly, lay in wait for potato thieves. and Carpenter, 1t is alleged shot and instantly killed George Case of Sayre. Pa. Seventy-nine sho, wounds were inflicted on the victim both barrels of the gun having been discharged. Case, 1t was alleged. ac companied by three boarders. John Sitter. Floyd Creole and Frank Cor. ner. drove to Carpenters farm and be gan digging and bagging potatoes when Carpenter discovered them and opened fire. Carpenter was arrested and held for examination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
GuIls and CIam.

The discussion continues between those who think that all the acts of the lower animals are satisfactorily explained by the hypothesis of inher- itcd instinct and those who hold that there is an element of intelligence. if not of reasoning. in these things. ". l. Finley. in a work on American birds. mentions an observation of his which may perhaps be explained either way. but which in any case Is interest Ing A gull seized upon a clam snd. rising tO a height of about fifteen feet. allowed 1t to fan upon hard ground. The clam kept It's mouth shut Again the gull rose with it to the same height and dropped 1t o1ce nOre. with the same resuIt This operation Wss re- peated fifteen times. when at last the shock hsd the desired effect. the shsT was opened. and the gull enjoyed its daIntJ contents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
One Dead and Five Hurt In Aut

New York, Aug. 3.-Killing one man and injuring five others, one of them probably fatally, Susquehanna rail. road train demolished an automobile owned by Dr. James Curts, a promi. nent physician of Paterson. N. l., when the car sped on the track in Bo- gota, N. ]. The dead man is Donald Holmes, twenty-eight years old. an at. torney of Paterson. Dr. Curts and his guests were heading for New York when the accident occurred. The car was bounding down a slight grade to- ward the railroad crossing and was almost on the track before some one shouted: Stop! There's a train"' When the tonnead was squarely over the westbound track the monster To- comotive crushed 1t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
GIVES HIS LIFE l FOR HIS SON.
Man Prefers Death to Im-
 periling Boy.
.DROWNS AS AID COMES.

New Yorker Who Won Medal For Hu-
 mane Treatment of Horse Would
 Not Endanser Lad by Clinsing to
 Him In Water-Loosens His Hold
 and Sinks-His Body Is Brought to
 the Surface In Short Time, and Ef-
 forts Are Made In Vain to Resusei-
 tate Him.
 New York. Aug. 3-To few men does Fate offer an opportunity as she accorded James Farrell, a humble driver, whose body now lies in the front room of his home in West Fifty third street, where on the wall hangs the blue ribbon awarded him by the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in the workhorse parade last May for being the most careful driver in New York.
 Farrell, who was forty-fiye years old, was swimming with his seventeen year-old son Arthur of the pier at the iool oI NcsL utg stIeeI "ucu he was overcome with weakness.
 His son swam to him and threw his arms around his fathers neck to hold him up. The father, with the instinct of drowning man, threw his hands around his sons neck. But, realizing that he would drag his son to the same death he was facing, the father who had the reputation of having never used whip on horse in his twenty odd years as driver, released his hold and sank.
 r Boy Dives For Father.
 Young Farrell. on getting his breath dived after his father Robert Ora ham, who was standing on the pier witnessed the sinking of the elder Far rell and jumped into the water fully clothed. Two young friends of the boy-Thomas Fay and Daniel John son-who had gone in swimming with the Farrells, also tried to rescue MT Farrell. After several attempts Ora ham brought the body to the surface.
 Efforts were made to resuscitate Far rell in which Dr. James. who respond ed to hurry call for an ambulance from Roosevelt hospital. joined. After working hals an hour Dr. James pro nounced Farrell dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
Panana's New President.

Panama, Aug. 3.-The electoral cam. .paign ended when the electoral board met in the capitals of the seven prov. inces to elect a president, whose term will run from October of this year un. til 1912. Returns received to the pres. ent time from the provinces of Vera guas, Corle, Colon and Panama show that the election of Senor Don Jose Domingo de Obaldia. formerly minis. ter to the United States, was unani. nous. This result. though 1t had been expected, has created great enthusiasm among his supporters.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
COMING EVENTS

August 7-School hall, South Wa terbury, dance and prom given by the Four Unknowns.
 Aug 9-Reid's grove, near the ball grounds. picnic given by Branch 26, Workmen's circle and Br 2, Socialist party.
 Aug 16-Jacques opera house, en- tertainment for the benefit of John O'Brien.
 September 4-Murray hall, socia- ble and dance given by the Ramblers.
 September 7--Rick's dancing acad- emy, East Main street. Reopening reception and dance.
 September g to I2-City hall, au- nual fair of Brooklyn Athletic club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
Dead Man Slain by Pals?

Hagerstown. Md, Aug. S.-Because of the nature or information obtained by them since the finding of the body of J. w. Plant in the southern suburbs of this city the police are working on the theory that Plant was member and probably the head of a gang of three crooks lately operating in this neishborhood and that he was mur. dered by others of the gang in conse' quence of some difficulty as to the di' vision of their spells.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
Bryan Joins a Union.

Lincoln, Neb.. Aug. 3.-Lincoln Typo, graphical union at its meeting voted to make William ]. Bryan an honorary member. The action of the union was nearly unanimous, such opposition as there was being on the ground that the action might be construed as bringing politics into the union. Te offset this Governor Sheldon, who is q Republican, was also made an honor ary member.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
Friends of N.aros. to Convene,

Wheeling, W. Va, Aug. 3.-A cal was issued for convention of tho National Liberty party to meet here today to put in nomination candidates for president and vice president of the United States. The call is addressed to all members of the National Liberty leagues and other organizations and individuals interested in the welfare of the negro race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
WiI Enfore. An,ibs,.lnn law.

Saranac Inn, N. Y. Aug. 3.-At the request of Acting District Attorney Robert H. Elder of Kings county Gov. ernor Hughes announced that he will .all special term of the supreme court in Kings county for Aug. 25 to try cases which may arise during the meeting of the Empire City Racing association at Brighton Beach, which begins Aug. IT,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
Goino Abroad to Study Monsv

New York, Aug. 3.-Senators Aldrich Hale. Knox and Daniels and Repre- sentatives vreeland, Overstreet and Padgett of the national monetary com mission sail tomorrow for the purpose of making an exhaustive examination of the currency and banking systems of Great Britain, France and Germany They will also study the Scotch, Cana dian, Swedish and Swiss methods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
How Mrs. Lonsworth Stopped Strike

How Mrs. Lonsworth Stopped Strike
 Denver. Aug 3.-"Servants all on strike? Oh. that's all right! Just tell the girls I'll give them s5 a day each if they'll work while we are here. And ask them if they won't do 1t as a per. sonal favor to me" This is the way Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth is said to have solved the striking serv. ant girl problem in the Yellowstone Park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03

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