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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20

the Republican ticket all of our lives
| regardless of who he was or what he
was so long as he was on the Rfpubli-
can ticket we would support him.
The time has come when we as citi-
zens of this great country should look
about us and think for ourselves ana be
no longer tied to any party; let us have
the interest of race at heart and at all
times vote for that man that we be-
lieve will do us the most good. The
Bryan and Kern Negro Democratic
club is working night and day to that
end and earnestly invite you to join us
in this work.
Let us teach the Republican party a
lesson; let us show them that the negro
can vote other than the Republican
ticket; let us throw aside that old Re-
publican bug-a-boo, I'VE fought to free
you;' let him know that we know that
the negro fought and shed his own
blood for his freedom; let us make
friends with those whom we have
looked upon as our enemies let us try
the party that we have never tried, for
we believe it will result in untold good
for the race.
Let us send Jud r. Rush TO congress,
a man who will represent all the peo-
ple let us relegate Mr.. McLachlan, who
never heard of the Brownsville affair,
let him remain home and read up and
he viii possibly learn something about
it. Let us elect the Hon. George
C. Martin, B. Il. Hard, S. A. Waldron,
M. G. Yoakum, Charles J. Creller,
Frank l.. Hilton and John w. Satter-
white to the assembly; by so doing we
help to defeat Senator Perkins, who is
opposed to giving any position of trust
to negro, simply because he is black.
Private life is a good place for him
Let us support with our might the
Hon. II. J. Woollacott for super
visor in the Second district. He Is a
gentleman who has grown with this
city. He has it's interests at heart and
he knows no man by the color Of his
face.
The Hon. Frank d. Haddock in
the Fourth and Honorable Anthony
Schwamm in the Fifth should have our
earnest support. Let's try all we can
to elect these gentlemen and we will
not regret having done so.
On November go to the polls and
vote with the Democratic party, for in
doing SO we believe you will best serve
your race.
Come to our quarters, ISL Central
avenue. Read our literature, educate
yourself and you will be better pre-
pared to cast your vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
SAN BERNARDINo READY
FOR FLYING SQUADRON

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 19.-Demo-
Gratis of San Bernardino county are
making elaborate arrangements for the
entertainment of the Democratic flying
squadron in this county next Saturday.
Eleven stops are to be made in the
county, the first being at Upland and
the last at Cotton. Special arrange
ments for gathering a crowd to greet
the speakers at every point will be
made.
The party will spend an hour and
twenty minutes in San Bernardino, and
probably two or three street meetings
will be held simultaneously, though
dinner is to be taken.
The local people will have couple
of bands. and, in short, it Is to be a
big Democratic day in San Bernardinc.
North Cucamonga, Rialto, Redlands,
Mentone, East Highland, Highland Et-
wanda and other points viii be visit
ed, brief addresses being made.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
WINDUP WILL
INCLUDE PARADE
DEMOCRATS CAMPAIGN TO
END IN BIG RALLY
EACH CLUB OR TOWN WILL
CARRY BANNER
All Marchers for Bryan, Regardless OF
Politics, viii Wave Small
American Flags on
October 81

The Democratic county central COM
nittee as a windup to the campaign
for the election of Bryan and the
Democratic ticket proposes to have a
grand rally in Los Angeles on the
evening of Saturday, October 81.
1t is proposed that all the Democrats
of Los Angeles county md the out
lying towns in the adjoining counties
shall cause their separate organiza-
tions, consisting of the various clubs,
towns and precincts to meet as sep
arate bodies In Los Angeles and join
in one great procession.
The intention is to have each club,
town or other organization march un-
der the banner of that particular town
or organization, each body to carry a
transparency and each marcher to
carry a small American flag.
The committee desires to make this
grand success and hopes with the
aid of the efforts of all true lovers of
the principles of Democracy, to get at
least 10000 men in line to show all
the enemies of human rights a deter
mined front and a high purpose to
stand by convictions.
I'VE desire in this procession every
man, no matter what his past affilia-
tions have been, whether Republican,
Democrat or Socialist, to unite in this
grand march," said Chairman Albert
M. Norton yesterday.
"In order that we may bring this
plan to a successful termination we
take this early opportunity of inform
ing the people of the purpose of the
committee. The committee desires aid
and assistance In this.
Every precinct in the county must
furnish its proper quota of men for
this march and every club be repre-
sented in a proper manner and by a
transparency.
"The county committee will furnish
the bands and we will leave to the
various clubs the Introduction of such
novelties in the parade as may seem
suitable to them and are not incon-
sistent with the principles for which
We stand.
1--WE desire that each committeeman,
each club and each town shall at once
begin to prepare a list of such Demo-
Gratis as will promise to march In this
procession and that they will send the
list from time to time to the county
central committee.
1--WE will inform all, as the occasion
may require, of the progress of this
work and make such suggestions to
you as will aid in bringing it to a
success"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
ORANGE COUNTY CANDIDATE
CAUSES OPPONENTS TO FEAR
Strenuous Efforts Are Being Made to
Counteract the Effect of GiIrs
Great Gains in Republican
Stronghold

SANTA ANA, Oct. 19-The inroads
being made by Lafayette Gill, Demo-
cratic candidate for the state senate,
upon the heretofore solid Republican
district throughout the county is giving
pause to the promoters of a plan to
send Southern Pacific hehchman to
the state senate to represent Orange
county, and strenuous efforts are be-
ing made to counteract the telling
effect of Mr.. Gill's campaign.
Mr.. Gill will speak tonight at West
Orange, tomorrow night at Anaheim,
at Orange the next night and here on
Thursday night.
Mr. Gill has had large audiences and
been given marked attention wherever
he spoke throughout the county.
News comes that Hon. Theodore A.
Bell will return at once from the east
to make campaign of the state, and
his itinerary will include Orange and
Riverside counties, comprising this sem
atorial district.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
REPUBLICANS CALL ON
APP0INTEES FOR CASH

o SAN BERNARDINO. Oct. 19--The {
8 straits to which the Republican CAM {
8 paign managers are being put is shown Z
@ in a letter received today by Justice of (
@ the Peace G. L. Thomas Of this city. {
. The letter is from the Republican
@ state central committee and Is adj &
@ dressed to him as n notary public" {
g 1t appeals to him as an appOintee 6
@ under the state administration to con- &
@ tribute to the Republican campaign &
@ fund, saying that the financial situa- &
@ tiOn Ia serious and more funds are e
@ needed. Directions arc given rs to &
@ how to remit the money. &
q II Is supposed that similar letters (.
d are being sent by the Republican man (.
8 ayers TO all notaries public in the &
@ state.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
NEGROES SCORE PERKINS
AND WILL HELP HADDOCk

The Bryan and Kern club of Watts
and the colored voters of Abila were
entertained last night by speakers from
the Bryan and Kern club and the
American Negro Voters league of Los
Angeles.
Those who spoke were G. Walter
Smell, o. Hudson and Thomas M.
Draper, who discussed national and
local issues.
The declaration was made that the
colored vote in the Fourth supervisorial
district (Haddocks) would go to the
Democrats.
Senator Perkins was scored and the
voters were shown that to down Per-
kins 1t would be necessary to down the
Republican legislative ticket, which is
pledged to send Perkins back to Wash
ington.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
WILSON IN DEMAND FOR
WoRkINGMEN'S AUDIENCES

Stanley Wilson will address several
important meetings for laboring men
before the close of the campaign.
He is scheduled for San Diego on Fri
day. for San Bernardino on Saturday
and Pasadena on October 27.
A big mass meeting at the Labor tenn
pie is talked of for Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
NIGHTLY MEETINGS AT
HILL STREET WIGWAM

Nightly meetings are being held at
the Hill street Bryan wigwam, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
Chairman C. F. Harris announces
that tonight George c. Martin, jr., will
speak; Prof. Kirk on Wednesday, and
others, will be announced later.
Last night Judge e. A. Hayes spoke
to a large audience.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
NATHAN NEWLY SPEAKS AT
PASADENA WIGWAM TONIGHT

PASADENA, Oct. 19.-Nathan New
by of Los Angeles will speak at the
wigwam on East Green street Tues
day night at 1880. George p. Cary,
Democratic candidate for assemblyman
from the Sixty-seventh district, will
preside. This probably will be the only
Democratic meeting held in Pasadena
during the present week. The Repub-
licans are expecting a visit from Gov
ernor Gillett Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
VOTERS MEET THURSDAY
IN FURLONG'S TRACT

A mass meeting of colored voters will
be held at Mitchell's pavilion, Fifty
fourth street, Furlong tract, Thursday
evening at o'clock, under the auspices
of the American Negro Voters league.
The speakers of the evening will be
o. Hudson, J. r. Collins and G. Walter
Smell.
Women of the Second A. NJ E.
church will serve refreshments.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
LoUlsIANA's GOVERNOR
COMING TO LOS ANGELES

Governor Sandidge of Louisiana is
expected in Los Angeles in a few days.
The Democratic campaign managers
expect to induce him to make an ad-
dress while here to an audience of
voters.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
NEGROES MAKE APPEAL
FOR DEMOCRATIC VOTES
"Let Us Teach the Republican Party
Lesson" Is Burden Of Argu-
rnent Used by coIored
Bryanites

The Bryan and Kern Negro Demo-
cratic club, 751 Central avenue. is send
ing broadcast a new set of circulars
signed by the club through Albert ID.
Draper, secretary
These read:
We desire to call your attention to
the fact that as race we have voted
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-20
HoBsoN is EXPECTED
ON OCTOBER 81

Richmond Pearson Hobson is expect
ed in Los Angeles on October 81.
Chairman Albert M. Norton is ar
ranging for o speech by the noted ma
nal lecturer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
$ o be 6 bre.
Icpnbl. Champagne in Saluaii.

NonolullL u. Slui. - Ger
Scfrct0r Oe0 &nncrn, Somes 9i. Gar.
iicIo, croiinetc bier gcItern Die re.
publifoniibe Glmpagne ani ocn bu.
maiiihcn &uicln nit elmer Hcbe, in
mcldcr cr Ole Nauptitreitiragen be.
iprdf. Scutc tritt ser Sefrct1r cine
lour rad Ser %nieI &cllai al nno
acbt morgen NIT Dem arell5er st.
Houia" n1h ocu Der. Stalteu 5ltriid.
2lm lcbten Oiittmoh hielt Serr Gar.
iieIO nit sen anBcicbenitcn Yilun5ern
Der 3nicl cine wihtige oreiltiiuoige
Gonfercnj nb mo erfIdrte ibnen bel
oieicr @elcgenbcit, Ieine Souren aui
0en Snicln Muui nno Sooipaii ieien
Die nnltrcuqeroIten gelpeicn, iuelhc CT
jc erlcbt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03

rcr &eoorf9Gc8cuit0uOc orfQaforocrt
morocn, mel6, bci 9rlcmit &c.
broudt lpcr0en
3u piclc &CQcnten.
Sic bieii8c oNOit" ibrcIbt, ooB
ErGiiOent HooicpcIt ben 3citpunft iiir
Ncfonrncn bGIt, wcm sic &ntcrciicn
bcs GiitrittS BON Gplmbiu cine bel.
icrc Ne0icrlngsiorm forOcrrL ltno
Dob cr al Stcuc Scr icbiNcn Drcif0.
piiAcn Gonlrliiiion mr cincn Munn
ais 9c0cntcn lcbcn n0dtc. Go5 &c.
NcmpGrti9c SnltCm bcItcbt icit Dem
Sabre 1874. IS miro crfl1rt, ouB
Der ErGi0cnt nGhitcu @intcr bicie
Sodc Dem GongrcB cmpfcbl~t ml0
INN oo0 GrncnnunN@- uno 9lbict.
5un0arcdt iiir cincn iol6cn bcritcn
9conltcn oca Giitrift3 criuhcn mcroc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
9lrbcit fiir Sauicnbc.

Gbicuao u. Suni. - Ncantc
Der &uinoi9 GcntruIbubn mohtcn be.
fnnnt Dab pom /. Suli all Bic Merf-
lt0tten Oicic3 NobniDitemS in @urn-
iiOc, l,l, in gSntcrloo, Soma IN
Wclnpbia. Cent, lin0 in @uter Gnl-
len mO &id3burh Wiii., mic0er poll
in Nctricb Ncicbt ucr0cn miirocn.
Seit 9topcnlbcr muroc in jcncn 8erf
ItGitcn nit iturf perrlinocrter gtr.
beitajcit gcnrbcitct. Gur6 Die ncue
Sr0rc erboItcn 5000 Wann mehr Ve.
id)0itigung. GoOltrd miro ser sc
iammtitnuo ser NcrfltGttcn-} }Irbciter
Der @nbnDeiellid)nft oui nobc5l TO-.
600 Mann crbobt uno oic monntli-
den 9luagobCn nm $25O,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
Sic Grplpliun mi ocr y9lrcaoin",

i Ebilaoclpbio Eo, ~. &uni.
- Tic Goroneta. Ntrp, lpcldc Die
llntcr'ndnug iibcr oic GrpIoion i'm
Stolrorm. oca 0omburN- -2lnerifani.
icbcn Gdmplcra o9lrcuoi1" ab1ebuI-
ten bat bCi mcldrr Orci ior6iAc
5radmerloocr m'a 2cbcn fdmen,
CAB ciu Gcroitt ob, GcnGB mclhcnt
Die GrpIolion 0urcI yannIltortc"
ncucinIciiibrtc 0cutidc 6rlcupcrf3-
t0rpcr, ucrurlubt morOcn it, So-
mobl 0Cm &criruhter, ais Scr Cant
picrGcielIicbait miro cine 9iijgc crs
tbeiIt. Gic n9lrcaoiu" mar bier aus
&onblrB ciIldctroficn lm0 bic
6eltcrucrtat0rplr mdrcn ol~ TrodJt
i'm 9ioum pcritaut. 0lr0 Oda Ser
0ift miro Die &crlmtbung miOcrleqt
ooB Die GrpIoiion Ourh cine Nombe
berbciBcIilhrt luor0en lei, meIhe uou
lm5uIric0cnen Nodarbcitcrn in 1n1-
burg al @or0 aeidniir morOcn iciu
ioIltc 9Ibihriitcn Der 3clNcnnusiu-
gen mcrocn Dem Stontaoepartcmrnt
III Moibington }n9eItellt wcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
ySudJ fliu0t bus gico bonn braucn
lfnnu."

Eoris Sl, 2G. Snni. - lmtcr
Oeu HdOcrn 0c$ logennnnten anider.
boder SonocrjuacS luur0c ser 23s
idbriac 9aprcncc 6rieno, Elm Nrem.
ier Scr gabn, brute in gr1bli6cr
Neiie 5crnl0int, 10 Oai3 Scr a0rper
III cine bllitiibcritrolnte le6loic Waiit
geriiien i'm Shicncrmegc lag. Gin
Eaiingierjng ser r9ia Nour.9nbn"
iaiitc nit elmer 8eifnin0iNfcit BON
40 Wirilen bie Stllnbe Dem 9obnboit
5u lrno p6rC iiHcr nit einenl 6rndt.
5uae ouf 0cm 5cleiie 5uiamlnen ge.
itoBen, lpcnu ui6t DER to0eSnutDig.
grennier pom 3radttpaggpn &c.
iprllngcn lpdrc unb Sic 9ciden 10
seitcat bate. Oab Ser Faiinaier5ng
nit iciner lc6enoen 5rad)t aui cit
Seitengeleiie gcIcitet pGre. Die Sol.
liiion mar per6iitet, idmnltIicbe Eaiia-
giere gerettet, a6er ser pilihtgetreue
brope grenicr 6atte ieiu- 2e6cn oen
Mitmeniden jInn Spfer ge6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
Mpro ,uiQ aus Sid,t.

Gbicu0G &0, y. &lni. -
0ub Dor iCbu SulCn I'M Seller 0cS
@ouic9 BON G. NJ. @ottirico. GcOdr,
Ctr. 9r. 33, in ser 9i1be ocS Sofc
Shore Gripc, cin I}oro bcNangcn
morocu it, mnrOc bclttc Sur acnnt.
niB Scr bicli8cn Yoli5ci our6 sic
OtitthcilltnN gebrodlt, BOB Scr in
>fittaburg pCrhaItctc !. =. S1oitera
nah icincr cigcncn 2IraiaNc bel Scr
lhot 5lracacn 1creicn it, Ncrr @ott-
iricO lit N}itAIic0 ser o0'ottiric0
@repina Gompnnp", mo NnlCntinC
Ncilcr 0o8 angcbiide Splcr 0c3
MorOcS, mar @ouSmciitcr Oc1 @otts
fricO'ihcn 9InueIcn@ ludbrcno ser 9lbs
mcicnbcit ser ,5anlilic , l1eiiCr mtr0c
in &cllcr ais 2eihc olIiDcilmOcn. lulo
Die Eoli5ci mnr 5nnGcblt jpciirlbuit
0ariibcr, Oh cil Nioro pocr cin SclbIts
moro Oorlic9c. S1oitCra bcbullptet,
Gin NcluiIicr G. 2. Smith babe Nciicr
erlcholicn. Gic Spur Oc@ on1cblihcn
Ot0r0cr5 lit nod }ln8abc Scr Eittas
burger @eD0rocn llnd) Buffalo, Ns0.
pcrioI4t >uorOcn. &m 9ciiB 6oitcr9'
liuo cine Ini6rmlbr uuo Gin 9iinN
lcnm0cn mor0cn, mcIhc Sociicr ge.
bort bNbcn, ino pelhc Noitcr9 Don
Smith crhaltCu babcu miQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
Scr GinidJild)trrmng idJnlbig.

Nelu SoDcn Cont ~. Su-
nj. - SSronf Mc@ce, ein llnionorbei-
tcr.9(gcut, mtrOe pom bieii1en Com.
mon Fleaa.@criht Der Gini6iichte-
rlng anl1Blid) eincS StrifcS in Der
bieiigeu Sogon'iebcn @icBerei Dor ct
ma 5cbn Monutcn in orci 6dllcn ihul-
Big beilinoen. lic ipcben obgcihloi-
iene Erp5ciiiriug bes 9Ingeflaate.l
mar idon sic 5pcite lmo oos erite
llrtbcil bate aui pnit iinb @eIobuBe
oelalltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03

2lrtDur GIarf, IS Sabre aIt.
lucIder in Stofciter. 9..D., oes 5oot.
ifIo9c9 I'M ,. @raoe luegen 5ootung
Don 6rcocrid Z. aiitcnnofer am "a.
9lilBnit y. !. ihnlbia beiltnoen NOR.
Den, lit ju nidt lueniger ipie iiebeu
lno nidlt mcbr mie eli Sabren Sait
bel Ibuercr glrbcit im 3iihtbans Su
9ltblrn 9f..0, pcrlirtbeilt moroen.
Settle Osborn, meldJc iih oeiiclbcn
Serbre6enS i6uloig befannt botte,
erbiclt nidt meriger ipic iimf mno
nidt mc1r mic iiebrn Sabre 3lldt.
Dalls Slloiftirt. .~l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03

rrien mo cinigc Gage bel 6rau ele.
ueIun0 ucrlUciIcn.
Cntub a, 9icbr., 70. Sllni-SSruu
Niap GIcucInno poDt, Shueitec
uon @roper GlcucIunO, uclde ieet in
Cnobu luobnt mo oic man ungcblid)
III Frintcton cuunrtctc, bat bcibloi.
IeL Dem Scihcnbegdngniiie ibre9
%rllOcr3 nibt bcipmobnen, lonoern
im &cinl ibrC@ Sobuc9, BET ueId)en
lie pobnt, 81 uCrblcibcu.
Tnn gIrbor, Mid), %. SUM. -
Trou Suion 2comons, cine Shluc.
tier 0c0 ucritorbcncn Gr Fr0loentcn,
ueI6c bel ibrem Sobu Sbcron Sic.
pclon0 bier oli Neir6 lpeiIt, lit iiber
cen Zoo ibrcS Nrlocr9 ticf eridliit.
teri, tounte ubcr oie Hciie 5unl Gel.
hcnbeg0ngniB niht MAIDEN. Srau
2conlunS lit 90 Sabre alt nno bat III
rcr Stn0t 9iciu Oorf ibren ItGnOigen
9SpDniit. @6brcnb Der lebtcu orci
Sabre bclltdtc ibr SoBu Die bieigc
llnipcrlt0t.
&0ntg Z gbmorbfonooIirt
lllltcr ocn immcr nod 81 Sunoer.
ten cllIollienben aonooleu5oepclden
bciolO iiN bclttc Die folgenoe:
nlic britii6c Wotidoit lit bonn So,
liig nnGcluieicn luorocn, ocn Niitgle.
bcrn Der Sunlilic Glcprlono icin beri.
Iihltca 9ciIciO iibcr ben 600 ibres
ccltngllirtcn Sngcb0rigcn ols5uiprc'
Gcu."
COLL rnlgC Citorbcn lein.
gSie intime @cfonntc ocS pcritor.
bcncn Gr'ErGiiocntcn bcbaupten, ioll
u leiner 6oniIic aliBcr ocnl Sooulc
N Yrinccton mo leincr @iaa in 9u,.
5oro'S Ban iait nibtS binterloller
bobelL obgleid ullgcnlcin angenonl.
men pllr0e, ooB or Gin jielnlid) be.
trdcbtliheS Gernlogen beiise. 9lls CT
0oa @ciBe 0nltS perlicB, bctrlg lein
Gtntonrmcn imo ooS ieiner @ottin
ungcblid nllr lmgefdbr $1,000 inbr'
lid. Nit DEM @eroniuobicn ieintr
Sinner luud)len Die 9lusgobelL ino er
loll iid bouptidd)lid ocsbol6 in
Erinccton nieocrgclolcn boben, meil
Cr bcn gnlpriiden beS gelellibuftli.
cbcn Sebena ingielu. gort nid)t geiuad.
len mar.
gllS Ifitglieo oeS Gerpalttugs.
rGtbS Der DGqlitoblc" bc5og CT ein
,SobrcSgeDult bon 5000, mno ieit CT
@oriibcr oca &crbonocS ocr Sebcns.
rcrliherlmgS Erdiioenten ipuroc.
Elm ioldeS bon $4,000. @onj %
arm luic leinc Srcitnoe bebollpter,
itbcint cr inoeB bod nid)t geiueicn 5il
lcin, 0cnn in cinem glrtifel iiber ot1
Nlon, Den Gr4Fr0iioentcn Der Ser.
Stuotcn cine Icbcnal1ngIihe Eeniion
5lt gcluGbren, id)rieb er im SSanuor
B. !. inn n2)olt6 Gomponion:"
o>Sh brollhc fcile Siilie aus of.
icntlicbcn WiitteIn, oenn id CLAUDE,
ooB ih fiir ncincn llnb meiner Sic.
ben llntcrboIt inlterbolb Der @ren.
sen tlu9cr Sporianlteit geiorgt babe.
GieicnigclL bcnen ih Die bodltcGilid)t
uni Grocn ihulOc, lucrocll, boiic idl,
feinc 9totb 5ll leiocn babcn, luenlt
it nidt nebr 0n bin"
SSobe e bre.
Fbilo0cIpbin 26 Suni. -
NlS 3eidcn Der Sodadtltg fir ben
rcrltorbcncn GrsFr1iioenten 8rober
Glcpelonb iprroc 5ipiihcn 5 uno 6
llbr bclltc 9lbcno in iblihcn Enliien
Die olte biitoriidc @Iodc inl Sburn
bon o$nocpcn0cnce Sua, geldutet,
lu0brcno bon alien Girhcn Der Stuot
pom ebcrnct Whlnoe 0cr 8Iodcn Die
lruueriulucn crt6nter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
Soffnungen fiir OentiNr
SiomQntcn.

ulC uNS SNlHuIpNlg ~thllhJ - NllpN ~
s(irifo, gefubcltc Wicl0Ug bon Scr
9luiiilbunN bc0cutcnoer GlnmoltCn'
Eager in &iioeriB.9oi Gnmorn-HnnO
gctniipft. Ncnn orh Dor oII5u opti.
miitilhen &ofimugcn gcluornt miro
10 loiicn Die bis ictt cilactruficncn
mogcrcn 9tnhrihtcn inlncrbin cnI'
ncbmen, noB ous GiomuntCngcbict
cincn rcdt betrohtlicben llmlang 5ll
bobCn ihcint. S6on Die lbatlobc
oil iid), ooB nuf Ocuildbcm Soocn
Iiomonten 5u linoen lno, crrc1t III
alien &oloniol >SntcrclcntcntrcilCn
cine ircuOigc Stinnnm9 lmo e@ glbt
bcrCitS Sclltc, Die al cine crIolgrcldlc
Gonfllrrenj ocuticbcr Ginnonten mli
6cn @cltuorft 0Cnfcn.
9icnoUirung 0e3 81 olncr
Conn ea.
%n &0m lit cine Hc1icrllngS-G Gonl-
miiiion cin1ctroiicn, bcrcn Nlllgobc
cs lit, iiber oic lbon longe 0cplonie
griinolifc ln0 umiongrcidc &cnoui-
rrn0 bcs &olutr CONS 81 bcrutbcn
mo Der 9tcgicrilng GnpfCblitng 5u
mo6cn 9llf iibcr Die 9(rt Der 9llf'
brin0unN ser 9)tittcl fiir 0ic 9icnouis
run1aorbcitcn ioQ Ole Gpnrmiiion
&orihl0Nc iornrllircn.
= upitGn &opmonn crD 4 t
0tc u@rcmcn".
2lnr Steue Ola luilt 9Citri0Cr Wcls
Dung sur &criiiglng ocS Gbci3 Nca
2loniralitdbca gcltClltCn GnpitGna
9llbcrta pom arcu5Cr Bremen" lit
scr Src0nttcn Gnpit0n NopnonL
9lbnlirolitoba Siii5icr Der 0odIcc'
fIpttc, 5lm GnpitGu Der Bremen" Crs
nonnt lupr0Cu. tSrc8ottcn Captain
Soopmnnn lit om 21. gIpril 1881 in
oic OClrtihc Morinc cinQctrctcn. Scin
Entent ais GSregnttcn-Gopitii1 0otirt
pom 10. Sttober l9Ol
6ron5 &oicpb in 81 hI.
aoicr GSron3 &oicpb bot nod bcn
AnltrcnaunGcn, Bic Ooa &ubiIolm@'
jobr bis ictt iiir Ocn arciien Wionor.
den botte, icine jGbrlihc GrGolungS.
rcle nnh Nn0 Sihl ongetrcten unO
lit iuoblbcboltcn, lucnn aud rllbebc'
Oiirltig, bort bCrcit9 nn1cfonntcr.
Ter anilcr iiibltc iif friidJ gcnlg,
iun ipic IN frilbcrcn SSa5rcn olt6
Oicamol oui ser Ilrhrciic in @mlms
0Cn pcr5o Grnit 9tl0uit bon Gunbcr.
lnn0 lnO 0ciiCn 6nnlilic ju begriiBCn.
>Slt oCn lludItCn Sa9cn miro &oiicr
tSran5 >5oicpb nlth Den 9cilt6 &onig
G6mnro'2 Don GnglonO cmpiongCn,
pcnn oieier luic icit Sobrcn rcgel.
mGbiN 5ll cincr Grbollng nnd)
anrlSbnO fonunt. Gem &niicr itcbt
cine 8on5c 9icipc bon foniglihcn 9cs
ludbcn 6eDor. 9onig aorl ser Grltc
BON 9ilmldllicn lul0 &0nigin GliIas
bctb bubcn ibren Nciuh ongemcIoe:,
rmD in Oen Crllcn SftobCrtogcn mcr-
Ocn &0niG gIli,Tio l,lo a0nigin &if.
torIo bon Spnnien ocn WtOnnrdcn
beilldcn.
Ot a / d ineufnbrif nie0er'
bruynt.
Sn ben @iener SSn0uItricsSorortc
Seolcriee (5loriSborD bat cIn &c
mnltigcS Scner cnornIcn S6abcn an
geri6tct. Gic Mapiurtbi6e Moihi.
nenfobrif lit total nteoergcbronnt.
Ger Sdaocn miro nnf porlGuiIgcr
ShGbung oui 5luci bis brci Wiillio.
nen aroncn pcrnnicbnlgt glud nlcb.
rcrc ECrl0nen lin0 bel 0cnl Grunoe,
gum Sbcil idlpcr. perlebt luorOcn.
Gic nit ricii0cm Npporat nngerildtcn
Sclicrlucbrcn muBten iid trob bcroi'
lhcr NnItrCngnngcn oamit bCgniigcn,
cine nod lucitere glltsOcbnllng OcS
Vranocs 81 pcrbiltcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
an ncncm 8lansc.

Gan 1ranciScn Sal, %.
1Snni. 1ie Shladtid)iiic .9tcn-
SSeriep" unb .@isconlin" bon ser of
lantiiten Observation-Disclosures, lpel6c
I'M Sdiiisbaiiboi ir Srcmerton Jie.
parntllrcn imter5o9en iporben limo,
iino pieber bier eingetrpiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
,sn gSonosco- -Sotel in

= NIIl VNuIlU9CUsNUItI TT SufV'
MOOD, Conn. lit Sppttspooo ..
Shenf in ieinen, 3imnter i'm 9c;t
tobt alligeiunoen iuproen. gr mar
Dor 90 Sobren Elm befdnnter Mafler
in @nll Street uno aiid einlt 9eanl-
ter Oes 9iiiben5udertrilIts geiueieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
Mms Der SmubesbauptItaot
Spfprtisc 1noicuititcllmna ocS ncncl
llntcrircbuutcs Octopus.

SnurrArifinabme Oc3 3@oucS OcS neuct
Shluhtihiiic2 u6loriOa" III ser
3lucitcn Ddlftc Oca I>uli. - BE.
Obohtun8 Ser SonncniinitcrniB.
Die 6olljIic SSu jcet poll.
itinoi0 OcrianmncIt, - 9iocbipicl
jun SouoichminOcl. Frojcb. -
&lagcn 8c1en @obncn. - Sicic.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-28

CHAS. GASHO. Optometrist
Rooms l and 2. Margery Building