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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Rubert 4. 9abaett,
CgtprtIt, s ,e,s 1895 III. 20. % 24,27' $500

Mnscbote merNen bis @lontas, ben 4. @ai
zoos, Mittass IL iihr. i'm 9iapOrc.siirenn,
fir ben Anfnui ais Sen6re peer IN 3hetien
bon S500,000.O0 Der nenrn Ib5nBstanal.Nil.
lethe, am erliel Aane oes StieoGr IN ISante
1880 fluia mo Stiliet 5ur .Hnte bon orei lino
cincnl bGIbclt Erojent pro 91br irGaeiloL .bdlbs
i6brItG. am crilea GAG i'm Hprtl mo Dfio6er
etilcs ieoeIt e%tnielnei SnbreS 5aolpar. Sle
Sicie SbIiGationcn mcrocn pernusenbt irnft
hcr wife her WiGrOlilocr Seieb9ehlng, 89pitcl
39dd99; inel6e III oerei ADMINISTERING I'M Snore
20. Widr5 1905 bcititigten @crurbmlu0 gir. 227
oco WiaDorS mo Siuoirni05 bon baltimore.
g~poonrrb bic &erouggdbmA Der Gblt9nttoner
ers UtGDerS uno Staptrdlb3 BON 9nltinlore
bis III eincnt 5cbn lPtIltoitcn Dollars $4,000.
0g0l ribt ilbcrttetgenoenI Nefrage IllgenrSnet
uno @tnhliruua circS ncucll gb6uasinnal'Sns
item5 fir bic Sinot Baltimore ~ beid1tten,
, nSGc9s S SsT 1}HSi }6 SEH Srn G Gsife S.r Gm S ) Ti@i
1908 g,balielcn Dtuni5ipaIE8 abl ratittjtrt
lpIlrnc. =.
InoebotIieucrn iuirb mitactDeiIt, bab Iatt
NcirGgeu, iuie Der 9arlciber eS iuiilibeH MAG.
in GUNNER bon cinbunbert SoIars uno berel
Glci6cn gIiItipIaior rnr in reetftrirter Born
lnqebote nliiHen nab Dem nnraefbrieberetl
@lunlosSurnul1 eingcrcttt lperoell, Die nuT
GriudDcu i'm Riircdi oes Staot Heelitrnfors en-
lanai peroen m6ger.
actr Inacbci miro int Ncirott ee8u9en. .tpcun
scmicIben Mot cir, hegldnbtgter Gbed on etne
HNlCHliHN Nuut Gun, uul Stptt W .tuvot1
NH StnoirntbS bon baltimore aejogen oecr Elm
9cpuiitcn, G~eriififnt obcr Rnurgclo i'm Nctruee
bon so ocs 8cirnues Der anIctbe ~bcigcfiigt III,
fir pclhcr bds gnpehoi nTteni ipiro,
GbedS. Scpofiten Certificate oocr Ndaraelo,
hie Mot Hngenonu1eHen Nnaeboter beieeiiiet
iino, iperoen ben Ingebotitclleru tuncrbdlb AZ
Stunocn nnh SeifnIllg Der 9~ltachote ilrildqe
ite0t ipcrocii. Dcpoiten erioIgrcider Dieter
ipcrocu nls 5beiI6nblIre bcs ibneri Sugefprotes
ncI 9ctrn0es Der Inleibc peripnnot iueroeit.
Spnte mcbr ais elm Ingebot 5u Dem aIeiden
FrciS aciteIt neroct, 10 piro Elm pro 8atd'
Sui9rlIt eripIger.
8nbliinosn In bon fir bic suaetprohcrc Pins
lcibc miificr am 6. Mai 1908 BEL bent Stnots
9ieoiitrator Geleiitet ipcrbcn. on iuelherr Iaae
Die Certificate sur Ibltefernng berett 1eti1 iper'
Den.
Sic etabtl b~efieuert feline ibrer %eiaerer StIi'
anllorenssIuSqnbcn nrb iuiro an STEELE oer Sns
bnber oicicr e~Iiisa1be bic bonn Stnnte Wtnrbs
Gdno tdbrlidb baruuf crbcbe1er Steliern hes
5ublen. fir iuel6e Der Siibaber gefeblih Der
p~flidhtei lit.
gmr gnacbotc miiHen al einem -Freis ino
feine Ninehoic fir pIGte ooer Seine" iperocii
dnaennr1ntert.
e~lraebotc miifcn o~crTieeeIt ino an Den Rrdits
benien Der S~inanisG pmmt'iire. fdtbbdue, Vnls
tiulore. nhreiitrt uno nit -Rropofdls for Vdifts
more Gin Stod" b~esciduet feiu.
ToS Hctt bIcibt porbeba ten. irgero fuelbe
uto ollie Nn9cbote AZ heriperfen.
Sobu u. 2ttita,
Yrlftbert Der Sirun]sG onttniftdre Der Sfnot
Siaae 3. we,pman. GIeri.
baltimore, mo, 10. WpriI 1908.
(gpriI16.f8 90. 90. 24.27. 30. Wloit, Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
5epGrtemcnt fir Gr5iebuua.
Viircau Der Seb1rbe Der SdIul'6 umntthare.
Wnoiipn. nno gnianette. MpemMe.

tmorc, %. Mpril 1908.
Separate pcriiegclte Auncbpte, init Der gIufs
fhriit .4rpputnle for Goal nno gSooo" oertci
ben mo nH Den @oaro Of Ipdroe" Der Stdei
baltimore d%oreiitrt ipcroen bis @ItttfpadI, ben
bon prn. !. Scuen IbomGs. benz Staot.Jicai'
TRAITOR, i'm Rntbbnuie, baltimore, Wio,. cntge'
gcrl GenommCu, 5ur gieicrlnG bon aoflen nno
Gul5 an Die 8eb6roe Der GbulsGommiifdre.
Spe3ifiiatioueu ibnucn int Sftrcni Der S6ul'
Gommtiidre. @dc WIaoitons ulo Hufd1ettesIoe.
eiuQtfeBeu ner6eT.
Sin bcpIuubiGtcr Gbei bon $500 mub ieoenl
gtu0cbot fir Apbleu ~bctaefiiai tctn.
Sin bcgluubigtcr Gbed bon 800 rIlB teoenl
~?lngcbot fir 0ol8 ~beigefiiat feiI!.
Gbeds miiten nuf etne CLEARING 9oliie.."
Nunt ae6pHcu uno an ben Stnotratb Don Salft'
more 3dblhar genlndt ictr.
Nns Jtebt 1T oorbebnlter, trGcno Elm uno nue
G~lnacboie 81 oerlucrfcn.
JuIn q. 9ipd1e,
Sclrctdr Scr @cbbroe Der ShuIG oinntifnrc.
geitdtigt:
4. Barn Wlnbopi,
Trdfoent Der GOntratt'Seboroe.
ClprtI2I %, % ;Ituit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Wnrn %nlB.

IS iarb am %. gpriI 1903 in Der g2oGnung
ibrer lnbtcr. Sruu :. gSH. SrirnGlH. 9tr.
2CO3. m Sliuct 5lrubc, Wiarp Bats, Q@eborclIC
@cbb, 0elicbtc Satin ncs Ocrttorbelell ISlulnm
gdlp. Sic 3ett Der Ncerotgun9 miro ipdicr
uuCpSCiQt. OlS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Entherinc NlnfcnInnCn.

Ge itdrb am 20. 9priI 1908 Catherine
Tluf ruBoscu, @ntitn oe9 ucrItorbcucn Charles
SlodcnbnacI. Sic WccroiGuig finoct 9ieuitaG,
ben IS. glpril. ysddulittnGs 3 llbr. tnn ibrcr
gSobnuuG, ytr. 426, Siios4utds Sirubc. aus itatt,
IIls)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

llc6Cr sic aoitcn 0trYro o.
bibition IN Georgia ihrci6t ". +.
Curtis: ogSoS 5un0dlit Die ipirtidoit.
lihc Seitc Der Grobibition b|ctriiit, il
bcbultpttt Curtis olf @rlmb Der Pin
Qobc BON Sclltell. Die eS miiicn ioli.
ten, ooB oltrd) Tie int Stuotc I'M @on.
gen 10000 Gcrionen lire @eld)Gftis
Qlllg pcrlorcn hubcn. Tcrncr lit cill
&opitol bon 3 WtQioncn Collars
5citmcili0 militia gelporben unO lob
iih 9crlotbigt nnocrc Nnlogen 5t III.
dlcl. 100000 oQein gin0cn bel Dem
forcirtcn &erfouf Der @etrGnfe.Gor.
rGtbc flirS Dor Dem Snfroittrctcn 0co
ErobibitionaaclcbcS p%crlorcn. l(eber
$250.0OO ilicBcn ic6cn Monnt nod
on6cren Stoutcn ais Sc5obIltng tic
bon BORT bcSogcnc @etr1nfc. ocnn Der.
bilritcn mollcu Die 8cpr9ioncr bod
olld) nidt. 1000 @ebGuoe, iuelfc
biaber in oircfttr ooer inbircftcr Wci,
ic 0cm 8etr0nf(perfoui otcntelt, mllr.
ocn leer, poS eillcn iingebcitrcn Scr
Init fir bic Better beoeutetc. l(n0
buSll fonumt nod, boB Souicnoe BON
2cuteu bcn Stoot infol6c ocS Erobi-
b~itionSaeiebca perloiieu nnto nnbere
Soticnoc BON Der Giniuoloerur1g
bortbin o~bgcboltcn iuorben Iino. Scr
Stoot obcr p~crlicrt Die $4,000, Die
ibnl bis ictt bic 2iccn5cn i1brlid) Elm,
brod)tcn; Der Terluit Der Counties
,ino Stdotc miro oltf rllnb cine Wtils
lion ucronldloGt, mo rllnclc Sam"
bot bis icbt idbrlid) $SS0,00O on
Stcliern oui III Georgia fobri5irtclt
Sd)noppS ciu1e5ogen, Die ibnt bon
nm an aud icblen lperocn. Git
@corginncr lucroen 0ielcn IltSfnll
tolo ali ibrCn StclIerred)nlrngcn MGR.
fen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
eRrean: Nr. 81. @eL.s arntpaa strahe. nnb

Within Nv ~ "NTF NHINTUUWF CIIHHtT "
.Nnnpts@tnnarg, Srcccrt6stuao.
PeGrdbili6olape uolt $50 an inter beftdnotGer
guiftGt, S1ntttblunlcr, SclDin0e, EfIan5eu etc,
tpcrhcn i'm 3rctbbaufe am 3ouptsSinan1G ges
flinbeH. Infer Igcnt ptro, tpcnn getpitntbt
bortpreten. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Ger @uroca Scnat it
in Der @eluiQigung Der 0eiorOerten
bier Shluhtid)ific bod6cinig. Gr bat
ooS EiIca' Idle announcement obgelcbnt.
Scnotor Nlorid) crfldrtc, 0uB ca liino.
bait Ici, Dem &olf cinca &rie9@Nc.
lpcnitca mcgelL bn2 MIR IN Der Gin.
bilolng cini0er Scnotorcn eriitirc,
jGbrlid) rs Wtiaioncn Collars Stcl,
crn %ob5uncbmcn. "a Der Goter ocS
&iCrid)iiic = announcements, Senotpr
Tilca, bel Der |9lbitimmllng nid)t an.
mcicllo mar, 10 foil bcllte nod cine
Nbitimnung erfolNcn, Mnn erluor-
tct obcr bniielbe NcinItot, 9QS lcbtell
Somito9 rr5ielt lpuroe: 3wci &ricgS.
idiffe, tclnc nicr. e r..s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Spro6e nod cbcnio icltboItcn, me III
ser Critcn. SiC f0mnCn iid bel lcocnt
S6ritt iclbit i%ibcrjcuacn. Ncnm Sic
llmidalt bolten, rpcrOcn Sic III Den
NubnunQcn ser aoloniiten I'M Qurhs
idnitt ollf cil d)ileniihcS Bud oerell
3cbu oclltid)c iinOcu, aui cine dllc'
niidc 3citid)riit ocrcn picr bis titlf
0cutife o0Cr IN 0eutiher Sprade &c
buItcuc. Gum ShIuB mil id nod)
Gin ouSgeprdgtcs M}crtmoI oclttifcr
HoIie erpd6ucl, Elm McrtmaI, oaS
olld oriibcn cine &crciniguug aIler
Qcutitcu bis 1870 D%crj0gcrtc: Die
llneinigfcit ser Getti6cn untcr iit.
2Inait idou bate Oicice MCrtmOl lid
pcrmiid)t, rcull oic 2anoaIcutc nid)t
IN Gonicliionen gctbciIt m0ren."
Gle 20. s. 6retc 3t0,"
itrcibt: Cine eritouulid Orciite 6or-
ocrlulg lit Die oca SderiiiS CONNER
bon iibcr $500 iiir 2oItcrrichcrcl,
Die cr sur grobcren Gbre ser &cior.
MGR betrieben bat. IS itcbt 81 boi.
len, 0aB Die S~reCbolocr 0ieie Bill icbr
iharf ulltcr 0ic 2upe ncbmrn lucr.
0cn nm lpcnigitcnS icit5uItclIen, mo-
3l 0aS @cl0 Der StcuCr5abler per
Aclt0ct luur0c, menn idon, mic Der
Gountps Nlrnult crfIdrtc, 0ie Hcd]s
mug bc5nbIt luerocu mllb. IS lit
0os ein5igc Nittel, nm Die lmiG9lih
ldlnubigc Nrbeit ans Sift 81 britt
gen, Die oa I'M ot0cblidlcu Srtcrciic
bon Worol Aetban murOc. Nnoclts
tltnqcn, Die onriibcr pom Yerioncn
Gcmoht mlr0cn, sic Is milicu forl.
nclt, c~ntboltcn 10 eritounlifc 2lnAos
fen, ooB man lie 5ll GIoitbcn iih
idcllt. Nuffollcno lit c@ icrncr, oaB
NIT ser Ginrcidung Der 6or0crun9cn
iuit tR Sabre gcpartct mltrOc. Nlth
Der llmituno bc0orf ser GrtIGrun2.
BIC S~rceboIoer miir0cn ibrc Eilid)t
Den Stcucr5oblcrn ~gc9eniibcr pcriGlt,
men mcrm lie Oicic ulgcW0bnIid)c
6orOcrumg obrlc @eitercs bc5nbltcn.
Wan nebnne mir Den eiIlcn Foitcn
775 nSpcrutioncn" 5t So bos Stild
- $3S57. @o@ lit o@orrnter SIT pcr.
Itcbcn? @cr iino oicic nSpcrutcurc"
mo morin babcn ibrc oSpcrotioncn"
bcltonocn? SpiBclcicn am Sobbotb?
Mcnn &ciorrner ibrc EIGnc 5ltr Ser
bclicrlng Der Moral (ruer Iod)t Oo?)
0llrd)lcbcn molclL 10 Iolltcn tic 0ns
fitr audi bcjoblen. Sic iinO ia finol.
5icll gut gcrulg GcItclt Oajlt, Sic SEQ.
ten otcicr i%portan10Bi9 bctricbcncn
SaItcrrie6crci nui Die Stcucr5ublcr
nbiuloOeh lit cin Stiid llnocrirorcn.
belt, ons nod bic icitbcriacn @Innj,
lciltltngcn 0icicr lclbit morlontirten
Sitter Scr Moral NuoCrcr in ocil
Shntten ltclt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
8ermiid)ie Mn5eigcn.
nltimnrc.Gcmctcrn.

GIN nio ran nein 4. Mai 1908 nriiiie1 bic
Gi0entbiimcr bon NcgrdbnibpIdten ibrc adrtet
an Der Riuric bor5cicer. ou Die 5bprc bon lett
an iir anc Nnocrcr gefdhIo'ien bleihen.
@oltimprc Gcmeterp 50. (Setretdr).
UI7-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
@criammlnngs . Mn5eigen.

Wabiipns2 nnnrc 5mmer iu0 premier Sauuercin.
Gr. 1872. EftsGaacr,Straec.
Torfhlugsi SeriurtniliiUg am =. Nprtl, 9 ubr
Thcnns, GCumiCnpnbI mo S1brc9oertdllns
Iir0 am i%plgcnhcu Mputna. ben T.. Mai. Wit
NIicher filo CriIcbt. 81 crfdhetneu.
@cp. &. @,aut,
Ut7-tS) Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

,Horspit germanentrr Sanpcreiu."
Slnt Mputnq, ben ~. stpril. Ibellps s llbr
finoct in No. ylupp's Safe. Tr. fi0i. Sprn'
Gentrni- Hreune, hie Slbrcspcrionirrfilg mo
&cnmteinpubl i!utt. SIe Wiiiglteoer i'm il
S%crielben eilgclnocr. OH ,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

TdNe fir's NuslanS beiprst G. Naine. Tr.
4t3, ct aItiMure.2t nabc Gnfpua Spnie Nv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Gle 0emofrotcn BON 81
liloiS bobcn in ibre EIuttiorm olti
Dem leBtcn GonncritoQ abgeboltcncn
Stoot9.Gonuen olf ioIgcnoe oFlons
fc" olligcnommen: ollnicrCr Tlliid)t
rod iolltcn onitGnoiGc@ cbr0llfe uno
0cruobnbcitcn, bic ihon lon9e bette
ben, nift 0urd ltnOul0iomfeit &C.
ltDrt mcr0en. Air bcfcnncn inns SIT
Gem @rmnoint Ger 0cmofrotie un9
elmer frcicn Megicruug, melher Dem
Cin5clncn 0oS gr0Bte WoB perionli
der 6rcibcit %aclp0brt, 10 longe oicS
bic Hcdtc NnocrCr nidt bccintrdu).
ti1t ltno mir crfldrcn ms ais 0cg.
ncr ollcr 3iuongSgciebe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

HuiulanS's tiirfiidc @aocr,
eanttabie. 8~ebaabe, 9uitamt eeseu. etets often.
(Iu922-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Ger Rem Dorfcr 8roBs
a%opitoliit GbomoS 3. Jinon iootc Dor
Den @roB1cldnporcncl, oic icinc 81.
mans ron@ottioncn mtcrlud)cm aus,
bob 80 Fro5rnt Der Gilcnbobu 9lfticr
bicics SonOcs fcinCn Collar %foltcr,
NnI'cr iin0, mo MIR fiini Gro5cnt
lciclt %tbotlUdllid) cinbe5nblt. anum
9%loublidl, nbcr Scrr Hpor, DER Sit
Gclcn Ncb0rt, Die rnlittcn mnng"
limo, mus IS mnbl milIcn. Nltrh
ieinc Nlt3iogc bot or Dem &crtroucn
in Gilcnbubn Nfticn cincn idlucrcll
Sdlog pcrlcbt, 3. H., ncnll mun i'm
crlIt ninllnt. Nbcr lncnn 6ic Nfticns
%crluGiIcrrng olld) nidlt 10 i6limm
lit, mie lie Scrr 9ipor biniteat, 10 lit
Is hod o~rinNclrO notbiucnOig, ooB
biciem acknowledgements hlpinoel, fiir
Den ld)Iicblid) 0ua groBc Eitblifum
al 5ublcn bat, Cin Gn0e gcntnd,t
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Der 9entf6e Correspondent
erideint icScH Sag int Sabre.

q. aatHs. eissnfbRmsr Hus asbaH,ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Gas NioQet Scr Stubt
2onbnn iulirOC fiir5Iid) iiir ouS Sabt
t9CS-i909 olri ~52,7S9.675 Collars
lcltgeictt. Ser ltGbtiidc Soltsboll
miirbc bel Scr ~biHberiocn Sicuerrote
nit einenl Gcii5it bon ctipn onoert.
bnlb Mtuioncn Collars obihlicbcn,
ouS obcr Ourd) Mcbrcinnahnleu Der
I'M ItoOttitcn @ctriebc ~ltebenocit
9trobeltbohncn ge0cdt miro. Die
SdnilO SonOolt'@ bc5ificrte lid ont
81. Bars Oieica Sobrcs olii iibcr
1882 Niaioncn Tiuno Sterling &C.
gen SIS Miaiollcn Collars. Gle pici
iilngerc Stabt Nen-Yorf hot Die olte
6iinimilioncn.S taot an Der Sbcmlc
I'M Sd)uIOcnmnd)rn lpeit iiberfliigelt,
oenn Die Sd)lllbCn scr WtetropoIc ant
Suolon iibcritcigcn bereiis Die 0til'
liaroengrcn5c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Sic st. Saul M I'M H.,
ToltSs 3tg," idreibt: nlSn @iaconiin
ltno nnlcrem Stuute ridten Eroirie-
ltno Walobr0n0e nicocr eiunol rieIi.
gen Shooen an. Goa fommt bon
Der l%nllerublen @erpoItumg unicres
Norlten. Wenn mir Elm rid)ti0e9
6orItlDitem Batter, f0n1ten nid)t ole
NnIc lang 9rGnbc mtSbrcd)cu, Ole
WflIlionen pcriuiiitcn."
@cncrol St0iiel muBtC,
mic Dos "9teue Ecitcr ISolirnol" mel.
oct, ned lciner Giulicierlmg in oic
SETTING feline idnnltli6en 0rocn
Dem ariegsminiitcr m%labGnoiQen.
Ter o%orunter bciinoIihc Oroen
nYour le meritc" lultr0e BON Der fui
liltcn JicGicrung Dem oclltitcn Bot
id)oiter mieoer 3uriidgcgcbcn.
&n Scr ~ e It'll. 80 it" lcicn
lolr: yer Ser5ld)t 0c@ MaporS ll10
Stootrotb5 BON @cpicr, DO, olli ibre
@eb0Itcr lit fem 0nn5 irciruiaigcr,
&nIolge Der fiir5li6 I'M Gountp cins
~QCfilbrten Erobibition lit I'M Stoot.
ihob cine idouerlihc Gbbc cin9ctrc.
ton 10 Dob cinfod) fciu @clo sur Be
5oblltn9 Der Sol0rc p%orbonocn lit.
IS lit obcr oncrfenncnaucrtb bon 0c1
Scrrcn, boB lie ltntcr 0cn lln1itGu0cu
trobocnl luciter oicncn noQcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

gtarutbhmer G. Blaine, HobHura:
q. & g. 9eIepbon, 1865 NnotfoH-K.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Sn 3ulutb bat fitr5lid )
eiilc ,Sltrp elmer id)on ongciobrtcn
Slln9frou 1850 Collars olS Scilpiln-
tier fir eincn <b 5llcrfonnt Den ibr
Scr Solsluirtb bci'm Gollcftircn scr
Wictbc oppli5irt bate. ,Sn Ncm.Oorf
milrocn elmer Strait sic Wiltter piclcc
ainoer lit iiir cincn llnfoIl, Der bilrd)
sic Strobcltbobn p%criduloet mar, bon
Ben Wcld)luorcncn 800 Collars 5lt0c.
Iprod)en. obgleid) ibrc grpcrbSfGbiG'
felt lucicntlit gcrin9cr lit. olS iriibcr.
Iurd) cincn &llB lit cine oltc Spin.
tier" I'M ioit 5000 Collars 9~eidlGoi6t
morbcn; bnrdl cincn StroBcnbobn-
llniou einc Wl,ttcr, Ole BON ibrcr Or
wcrbSfGbiNfcit cingcbiiBt, MIR I'M
800 Collars. Ser Mobitnb, Den Die
@cid)norencn anle8cn, lit icbr Der
id)ieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

@sfhHftSbHrrau nrb ReSaittpH:
Nr. 413, Slt.Saltimpre.S trnFc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
MRS. CLEVELAND GRATEFUL
FOR MESSAGES RECEIVED
Gives Statement to Press as Public
Acknowledgment of Thousands of
Letters and kilograms Of
Coincidence

PRINCETON, N. j., July $50 great
has been the number OF messages of
coincidence received by Mrs. Grover
Cleveland since the death of the former
president that Mrs. Cleveland has
found 1t impossible to make personal
response to all of them. Therefore she
has given to the press the following
communication in acknowledgement of
these messages:
I'm our great grief there have come to
my children and myself from all over our
country and from other lands express
sions of coincidence in our bereavement
and of a participation in our sorrow.
My heart Is touched by these and by
ali tributes paid to Mr.. Cleveland in
word and act. I am deeply grateful
for the comfort that God gave us in
this way. I regret that the multitude
of these messages renders 1t impossible
for me to send a personal word of
thanks for each. The press has kindly
offered to bear from me this expression
of my own and my children's gratitude
and appreciation, and l hope it will
reach all who have thought of him and
of us.
FRANCES F. CLEVELAND"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
COL. GUFFEY DEFEATED
BY A LARGE MAJORITY
AFTER BATTLE ROYAL
Bryan Faction Puts Pennsylvania Delegation
to ROut and Now Holds the
Winning Hand
Platform as Outlined Is Satisfactory to Practically
All of the Delegates and as Whole It
Carries an Important Message to
the Entire Nation

ONVENTION HALL Denver, July 8By decisive vote OF
387 65 the majority report credentials which
mended the unseating of the adherents of COL Guey of
Pennsylvania of the Bryan faction adopted by the
convention tonight the minority offering substitute being de-
fetaed by that
The fight waged hoty when the poll of the being
clash the Gufey led by COL Guey him
SELF and the Bryan led saies the floor of
But when the smoke of the encounter had cleared
away the supremacy Bryan assured beyond
and the convention adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The day was chiefly by enthusiasm the
bitter strife of party leaders, the essential developments of the day
being these:
Two sessions of the convention held the first
producing Bryan demonstration breaking all records in duaon
the second at tonight bringing elimination strug
gle over of the Pennsylvania delegation and the
premavy Pennsylvania leader COL James NJ Guey who has
been denounced by Mr.. BRYAN.
Outside of the convention proceeded
the preparing the for convention action The
credentials committee unseated eight of Col Guey Bryan
Pennsylvania delegates thus reversing the complexion OF the Penn
syvana delegation from Bryan and precptatng the intense
controversy fought before the night session
convention.
The platform is incomplete condition
tomorrow but its essential agreed
upon and little remains details phraseoogy
The early meeting of the convention productive
practical progress the principal committees ready
port gave opportunity for the explosion long pentup
Bryan enthusiasm the signal from Senator
quent reference leader and
of enthusiastic tribute establishing the convention of
hour wenty-s minutes full 80 minutes of the
Roosevelt Chicago which held the until
today.
decisive exhibition of the strength of the Bryan column
and dramatic convention pictures
their moorings
through hall they stood together the platform like
banners proclaiming their united allegiance Bryan
this of Bryan demonstration the six
New York. Jersey Delaware Georgia. Minnesota
rooted in their places the rang points of little
groups unmoved by the frenzed scenes about them.
Throughout the whole hour and 20 minutes the dafenng
continued ebbing and flowing in intensity joining with the
men bearing Bryan standards ao while assem-
blage 1900 people joined in the tumultous demonstration
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
BY FRANK THOMPSON SEARIGHT

Special Ito h
- ENVER uy 8-Sweepng aside all opposition the nomi
of William Jennings Bryan for president hundreds OF
delegates and thousands OF prominent citizens ary TOOK
possession of the auditorium today in stampede Tor the great
commoner. - -, -,
Niagara from their to stem the tide OF enhus
which has descended on the national Demo
cratic convention.
admirers of the Nebrakan will not talk de-
feat and their enthusiasm each hour as the time for
For practically an hour half today Mr. Bryan received
the greatest ovation accorded an American citizen [
attempted to bring the convention TO oroe Dut
no heard the sound of the gavel or his voice -,
played but the music drowned as completely
though musicians had been bacaded behind stone wall
ten feet thick -
prepared join the mighty attempted 10 D
the orderly state OF AFFAIRS but aooutey
- In short the great crowd yelled itself hoase and those
posing tong waved their and danced until they were e
And even then it was only temporary lul to
speak, the delegates and their friends resevng the right to oak
loose" again without a seconds notice >.
There Bryan from the Atlantic to the Pacc and
from the Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico
bearing his untrled from every part OF the
auditorium pictures the who confidently expected to
party victory this fall to be on every hand
Probably before has greater demonstration been re-
corded Words fa-fai absoutelyto describe the scene
delegate later in the day. said 1T was so great that
its influence will be felt all the land; spontaneous and
powerful that went like wdre was SO loud and SO prolonged
shook the aers and must even have carried the echo to the
great commoner Lincoln; it was grand and inspiring.
Tonight Denver is the greatest city on the map Every wire
being by expert operators the limit in sending the
world that William Jennings Bryan will positively be
nominated tomorrow for president the Democratic ticket
Thousands who heretofore have been only ukewarm in de-
cang for the Nebraskan tonight are talking OF no one else as the
next chief executive of the nation.
The first demonstration history but the effect will be
felt every the United States and only
ing of what follow when the convention really gets
down to business. -
That Bryan will the first ballot probably by
acclamaon the prediction who are in close touch with
pulse of the delegations Some little difficulty arise in
choosing presidential candidate but the who will head
the Se is nothing but the formaty Of making
the omnaon speeches and counting remains to be done
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-09
PLANK PLEASES
LABOR UNIONS
MEMBERS ARE TO BE GIVEN A
SQUARE DEAL
Favors Laws Placing All Citizens on
an Equal FootIng-oompers Is
Satisfied with Committees
Recommendation

BY Associated Press.
DENVER, July s.-The subcommit-
tee appointed to draft an injunction
plank reported few minutes before
the committee took a recess at o'clock,
stating through Mr.. Williams, its
chairman, that the three members.
himself, Judge Parker and Mr.. Sulli-
van, had reached complete agree
ment.
He also made the announcement that
the plank had been scrutinized by the
officers of the Federation of Labor and
was acceptable to them.
The plank as thus recommended
takes a position favorable to the plac-
ing of labor disputes on level with
other disputes and against the courts
regarding laborers differently from
other classes of citizens
There is no requirement for notice
previous to an injunction proceeding
because Mr.. Gompers had said that
none would be demanded providing
there could be cessation of discrimina-
ton against the labor element.