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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Nrr lcbtc Sranicr.

Plus W}iiud)cn tonlmt ole 9{od)'
ridt, oob @roBher5og @ilbclm BON
&urembltr4 Der lett GINGER Belt oltt
icincm ShloB @obcnburA III 9aperl
mohnt, boifmrtQalo9 troltf lit. Gr
lit idon lett ciuigell SSobren trGntltd)
mo jctt foit Qoll5 9cIobnlt. Nit iDnl
idci0ct ser lcbte aus Dem Nollle 9tal.
iult. Der lcbtc Srunicr, zines 6iirItcn-
gcihlcdt8, boa IclrtihlonO cltcn
Goiier 0rqebcn, Noolf Der uon 1892
bis 1898 rcgicrtc, 0em Der @cfrclcr
Der Nicoerlotoc, Milbclm uon Sraz
uicll. mo Wtorib BON Oronicn ulldc-
hortcn. Ger &otcr Milbclnl'5 polt
Gronicn nor Der @er5og Noolf polt
9%iuiiolt, Der i'm 0elltldcn &rlcgc BON
1866 &roltc mo Sun0 pcrlor, ubcr
I'M Sabre 1890 nad) Dem So0c oc9
a0ni0a Milelm bon Nnlnn0 8roB.
hcrio0 non luxembourg lullrnc. @roB'
hCr5oQ @ilbclm iolgtc iciltcnt Gatcr
por orci &ohrcn III Der Hcgieruuta,
nod0cm cr lhon icit 1902 Stattbols
ter non Sucmburg gcmeicn mar, Gr
hot feline m0lmIitcn Nodfommen,
obcr lcdla E0htcr, BON oenclt Die al.
tcIte If Sabre alt lit. NaS lltrcnls
burgiitc parliament bat, Ou and Der
boaGnoilhc 3luciQ Der Srullicr i'm
WunncSltonmc ol]laQrltorbcn lit, ooS
acknowledgements b0biu ~ob0c0nbcrt,
0ub bic HcaicrlnQ &lrcnbur0'S nod)
Dem Gooc bc0 8roBbcr}oQ4 Milbclnl
oui bic dltcitcI odter Marie i~lbcrqc6t,
ul0 5pnr bis 6ll ibrcr WrobIGbriQfeit
ultcr Der Sormllltoldolt ihrCr Wltt.
ter, elmer Snfnrltin bon EortllQa(.
Die (bron Inlpriid)e 0cS WrOicn bon
Ntercnbcrq, cineo Sobnco 0c2 Yrit-
sen 9iifol0li3 bon 9tuiloll. cilt Stici.
brt0cr oca Scr5oaa Nooli bon Noi
! lmL limo ob9Guicict mor0cr. Nun
mod)t nbcr Wrui Don Wtcreubcrg Nh.
lprlldlc ouf cincn groBcu Sbcil oeS
&erlnONcna oes Irilbcrcn Ncrjo0;
Nboli bon NoIiou. NcrSog Nooli uol
Noiiult crbiclt ppn Nreubclt, nad)ocn
oicicS icin id)onc9 @dndcn onncftir.
bate, cine HIhiinbmn0Siimluc uol
iilufScbn Millioncn 8lllocn lulO be
hielt icillc nallouiihen Sunlilien0ii
ter. Gu@ Sdtob @icbrid) nit Eurf
ona Eolilinen+S d,loBden nit &or
in Mie1baoeuL bu$ Sd)loB Wcilbur,
nit @orteL boS Sogbihlob oilf Dc
Elottc nit groBem @ilOporf. ga.
0oigut 9orltoii. Muf bieic5 orob
Sernlngen erbebt Der @rof bon Ntc
rcubere nod 81 Stebielter bea lester
ocs letten Sroiuets ols notite
m1nuIid)cr &erlpattNter Nuiprltd) mi
bat bercitS eiiie aluge ciltgeIeitei
8icl miro fir hcn Ierenberaer be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Wfot6i(ou 9ppp.

SO ItnrU nab th,ucrem 2cihen GTt ,. gtobcnt.
6er zoos WintBilba 9upp, Gclicbtc Saith ven
@Cor0e @opp uno Io6ter oon Nbtltpp ln1o Gpd
enuelbaupt. i'm SO. Sabre ibrcs Qc6cns. Die
Neerotqni0 finoet Gpuucritng, 9}ndmittan5 I'm
. llbr, pom Iruucrbuuic, 9r. 3, Gln 6rcocrld'
Rouo. aus ilntt. Nciiepung auf bcr ygouoorH
Earl GemctcrU.
EnrCb bcn 600 hit ms ocnouulcn,
qtebc Ututter, AN, mic idluer.
9(us Dem Screen Seii8cr iommcu:
llni'rc Wlttcr 1T nibt mcbr;
Nrdb in ieHCu SlnmclsbObcn
9Sulcn nit Sid lpieoctiCbCll.
(30s-1O) WDr iBren 2isDcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Tcr Same ,,Wmerifa."

llcbcr bic 6roge: o8em perounft
2lmerifo ieinen Nomcn?" bringt Die
3eiti6riit y&osmos" folgenoe Wttt.
tbeilungeL Ole peitcre areiie intereI.
iiren oiiritcn:
IS lit Elm oIlgemein perbreiteter
&rrtbum, 0oB Die ogteue @eIt" ibrelt
Namen Dem Stoliencr 9lmcricuS 8ea.
pllctuS peroonft, &rofeIior @ilbc
bcmcrfte, OoB Die Notwithstanding
einen 6cbler longe 3eit unbea6tet ge-
laiien bat. Ger ri6tige Non1e Oes
ougefiibrten @eogrupben lalttet Il.
bericuS &capltcnts. 3ieien glutor.
uolrlcu filbrt er alth altf leinem I'M
Sabre 1902 iiber Amerita aeorudten
9eridt. &espuciua, gcboretl 8, Ntar5
t45t 81 0loren5, mudtc mebrere Hel'
len nad Nmerifu, ullter Nn0erem
all6 na6 NicaroguG un0 iclnen De
rihtelt Deroanfte man 0onol5 Die &C.
Hauerc &enntniB Der oYtlulot nobt".
Ger beitti6e @elebrtc @olbemituer
nabm 8e3mtcci fir Den Gntocder bon
Nmerito al ul0 i6lltg IN lel1er
6Iugid)rift oGo8mograpbioe intro
ouctio" 1907 Dor, Die ogtelle @elt"
uod Inn 5u bcneumen. gIber crit
1929 finoen mir AMI elmer 9aicler
&artc Den ltomcn o2Imerica Brootn.
eta" per5eihnet. Sn Oieiem Sabre er'
obcrtc Gil @on5uleS De Ipila Den
Staot Nicorogua, un0 bier finOen
mir iGon Den gfomer 2lnerica bel
ocn Gingeborcnen Dor. 3tpiitelt
<iguGpo ullo &ibcrto0 Wrooin5
GbontoleS) IicGt Elm Scrglono, OoS
ben Nomcn n2lmeric" ODER pNmes
riqlle" fiibrt. SQl1e bcoentet III Der
olten GoIfeteniprode ogroB", nab
reno merle Berg" beoelltet. Frofcl'
ior @iloe bat pobl oltf rcdt, mcltn
cr meint, Dab 9lmeritn ieinen Nun1en
Oem 9ergIonOe 2lnleric %Dcroonft uno
nift 9ubcricu5 &espllciltS Die Gbre
aebiihrt, ieincr hobo Vhtnoo", ben
9}onen gc9eben SIT boben.
yNamburgcr Seltrugc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Gncnh lric0cl.

So ftarh pl66!i0 am :. giooclr1er 1908. zig
llbr Gants, 2ncOD 1rteoc! &c icbter SsGlie SoI
n Sabret' ocblriip aus Qa0cn. Die 9eerois
oltn6 iinbcl Councritag, yNa4mittags , lbr,
bon Der gSobuulG. yEr. 900 gSorosehapelssir
aus nuf ocm Baltimore 6r'eooole' Hall.
fgDO--1U)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

Dem Rro5eb nm Dos Grbe oes 9&oi-
iouers unO Oes iebigcn @roBber3ogs
BON &uremburg Wobl nidt berouss
fontlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Guuinunon 2c0Crcr.

IS ttarh am B. Ron, 1908. il6r 9lor9cns,
in ibrcr g&o0uuu0, ~ b3Si y ,"snaopaQt M q
Iicn So6u 0,6ercr. I'm glItcy uun - IdRren. Nle
Trolicrfcicr ftuoct 2ulneritGG, brlt . gEooeiioet,
Ia iIhr J}admitluus, In Der ohetl 9eIlalliltell
&obnung ftdtt. Nct't@un9 prloailHt'
tpDu tlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

rid in @uihinQton Sin Monoger
miro 0ic @clcuihoit be3leitcn Der Die
Gin5cmhcitcn Der (ollr inter lid bat,
ouBeroem mcroeu Stcnograpbclt uno
SuducritduoiQc in OerIdieoenen ouf
0os 9on0lebcn bc}ijgIihcn 3rpeigen
Die Geiie mitnladcu.
Sic Trbcit9loiiGfcit in
england ninmt INNER crld)reden-
Oerc 6orntcu an. 9}od Der IcBtcli Nlti-
itealtug OeS observation-disclosures Der
GRADE Union" iinO onocrtbol6 Wttl-
Iionen 9lrbcitcr sur 3ctt IN Gl1glonO
obnc @ei6Gftialulg. Gopon limo
100000 qclcrlttc mo cine WftIlton
lngeIcrnte 9lrbcitcr, &chnct man
bic &opi5obl elmer @lrbcltcrfomilie
nllr nit iehs, 10 cr9ibt itd %oarolt9,
ooB ollgcnblidlid in England 7,OO0,-
600 Ycrioncn inter Dem Glcn0e, buS
Trbcitsloligteit 1tet2 }ut 6ol8c bat,
lctoen miiIicn.
Die Ncnnen unicrc9 GAN.
Ocs lcgcn idbrli6 is Wiiuiorocn Gier.
Goiiir bcidrGnfen tie ii6 obcr oltd
gan5 urlo gor oltf Oo9 @cih0ft, OoS
Die 9totltr ibnen %5rgcuicict bat, uno
iiberloiicn 0a2 arQbcu DEM Sabine.
C2bI.)
Gin @rof VI olttc lit sum
0Gniiden @ciuu0tcu in @oibington
ernonnt moroer. 9}um miro mobl in
Den Spo(tcn qcmiiicr omcrifoniihcr
0lottcr Scr olte SclOmnrihoQ ul0
Observation-Disclosures bQlo mic0cr icilc
Iutcrltcbllng iCicrn.
(Ncitl. @oI)
NuS GlbcrfCl0 miro BE-
rid)tet: COMMENCEMENT Gon5e &ou=
8cnbcra modJtc onl0blid) icincr Qolz
oclen Sod5cit S%tiftulNcu in @0bc
bon 10000 Wiorf, un0 guar 10000
Wforf gum 9eiten Ser 2lrbeiter ieincr
6obrif, 10000 Mtarf fiir Ole Stoot
%Son0cuGcrg unO 10000 Morf iiir
cine aleintinoerihlllc IN Cber.Nom-
tclo. ioluie 10000 Wfurf fiir 3mcde
Der inlterGn Mtiilionen.
Sine @cfGnQniBitrofc Don
cillcm Holbcn Sabre bat iif Der I$lt.
N"cnicur @nItber Holll aus Soar an
Der Hobc oltrh 5lpei 9ltd,itoben SIT.
ac5o8cn. Sic moren oQcroinQs ulldl
0ornud). Ser @enolutte ioQtc Dor
Dem SdoiicnNeridt IN Hboltncn err
Idcincn. 0ic Sadc pobtc ibnl ober
1idt< mo CT ifidtc bon Sbcriteilt
aus cine OrobtnnGridt oil oos
Nmt2gcrift nit folgen0em @ort.
lolItc; D3ltg %pcrip6tet. 2m....."
Qen1 Eoitbcamten Ser i'm fraatc,
lpos Dies be0entcn ioQcg itrf(Grtc cr,
Dos @eri6ti lUtr0e9i0ea Silltt idon
uerItcbell. GoS mdr in Ser 6but Der
SAL, uno Der Hidter r%rfnrntc olss
boIo Die gbfiir5ung eil1er 5lpur polfa-
tbilnlihell, iebod) iuctiger b0fIiden
N%eOcnaort, bic nud oo0rrdb uidlt mn
bcotngt lulonfobiq gcporocn lit, BOB
lie Goethe tlnliiid) mi ,@0t BON Der
Itd)Il9en" perlDonOt bot. <r}ltm,
Der Honogcri6tS YrGiiOent mo Der
Grltc Stnotannnnlt in 5rier IteQten
gc9clr Den rcbusliebc1locn rJlr0cnie1tr
S%trofantraa lucgen 9elciOi0lutQ ocS
SdloIfcndcrid)tS nH0 OcS 9hnt3oll.
lnolt0 in Hboulcn. Ga Saul mcacn
rI1cr GbnIiden 9(cltBcrru1g frii6cr
ld)oll clnmnI b~eitrnft luorOcn mar,
lolltcte 0oa llrtbeil 0icsnlol, lout
"Soo. %oa5ta," nlrf Die bobc Struic
bon 6 Wtonotcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
0lunuit Sd,nciScr,

9s itorb am 3. gtoucmbcr ZOOS y llbr pit.
tuos, nIt larger Strunl0ctt 4nguit ShnetOcr'
~geliCbier C5lttc non lnttele SnmriSst lt ~;
49, sRal,.r,sf, t309-lO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
aHazBgzagzyEEgSgRN
$3.50
2uuruu.Earf .ScmGtcrp.
:. 6rJwlcH, SeTrctdr.

Bureau: Gr, 81, @eltsSarntrId'Stfdfe, nno
SauptsG tngnng: 6reoertds Guao.
0cGrdbniBpIdge BON $25 an hrtet bettanoteer
peroeH inn IrcibbUus am 3nuute@ttiGnng Ges
fuuoen. Infer @9cnt miro, tuenn gcfuiiutat
pOriprelben. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
8cihaftSseiegcnbci

Gu ucrtuufcn:
9r. 1854 lnb 1875, gtoroaSuresS iruBe, Gdc oolt
6dpeitesStrdBe; quite Gfe fir 6eirnbc irgero eiit
@elddit; Ieidtc @eotnauu9en, yldb5ltiro9e1 ait
Srt uuo SteNc. WIdlt tlcblIe 6dlrIilolillt,goe.=
SarS. Crow, 19fJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
@ermiidjte gnscigen.
Nm bic Samcn.

SIirae Snrteft, melDe mooerte S6neicerfuuft
IN erIcrnen %niinfdoer, ionten niht int 3ipeiteI
fem, fpubiit fd, oaiir I'll ,pelther, sic brald)en
nir bel SRI. ~. 6uberS, Wr. 3O2, 8eft.Sara.
tpsa sgstrake, hor6ufpredheit. ibre1 9inrnen oT5
b6aIira eirttraaer. uro ije Ierrer Die Stunt nod
Ser inTt8efnrifteniten 9netbone sic erhdIter
ouberoeni ariiitbIihen l1nterrint i'm 3uf0nciz
ben. scbr ~IibcraIe 9eoineunpen. Srf. 10.
cutters. s,r. 302. NeH'Snratpga strahe.
(37G--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Rilbclminn @chrmnnn.

IS ftarO AM .. Nopcmbcr 1908 Srou AiMet.
nina @rhrmnru, Gnttin ocS periLorbenen 3rn,
Marl @ebrnIauIl, I'M 9lltcr bon 10 Sabrcn 7 !Jtos
itnten uno . 1d3eu. Sie Neeroiguln filoet ant
Surnerfian, 3 llbr ltddmittaas bon Der &ob-
IIItng ibrGr Iumtcr. 6rali S~aroliHe Sdltoer, Ar.
1922. Sfts9unOulcs StruBe, aus itutt. Neifetultg
nMi Der yWn iimorc NenlctcrO." (30S-tO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Subn SCin.

IS i.ur6 an SoUltuN, ben /, 9toucmber 1908,
Sugu ccin, @utlc Der pcriturbclen Ncrtba Seiu,
i'm gllter bon Of Subrelr. 9ic NcerbtGung i'm.
net WiittlUndl, Den I yicocm6cr andinit!uqS
buros Strabe, aus AMI ocm nGeour &ius5riens
bofe" TAFT. Sic Wiitglicoer pes oSeuti6eu
9rieaerbuloca" lpcroCr 5ur I6eilnabmc fpe5icll
ctngelaoCu. (307-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
SDrrafuc.
Baltimore Gemttcrb.

gareau: STauflins9lo, 9altmpre. n. Rprtbftr.
ScqrdbniBplG5e ann &erfGuf orit $25 an,
init Wlarnorpiolteu lbgcgrel8t $35. - BIdb
fit bier 8ri6cr. Sreie @eHuenne Der aupele
fir Trdueraottesolenite. CSunit6,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Iruio Hiocc gemetcrn.

Ter tbcalt Griebbuf pDn Baltimore, nlbe
Qtie5ntue. 3tuet eleftrifhs RubrsGtntcR uno
gimIieos8uuieOar6 brett gum 6rteo6of. Hue
8runoftide uricrftdnoiger aufiiht. Ntebrlae
grPife. @erlangt bic neueu Solloerit statGlogt.
Bfiredu Rr. III, Eprp. 6bnrlee'StraRe. ge.be
Telephone. tHDril2S--1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

0Samburger SeItruge."
Sic @ubli d lodt 1T &C
ihlo6en. &cbt fonncn lid Die tel1o-
lid)cn @riiocr mieoer pertraget.
Ser NmcrifunCr6 at eli
Irelloc al Der Eolitif, obcr Die 9roBe
Webrbcit Oc5 &olfc5 miro bod her5=
lid frob iein, 0oB Der polltilhc Mo-
oort gum @clpeicncn gc66rt unb mic
Der einmlol ctlpaS onOercS auf bic
lo0eaorbmmq geieBt miro, ais 80
litit ul1O YrGii0cntempabl.
@cnn u ch en6oft gcGcs
meroen miiBtc iibcr jeOeS @ort Der
8crlerulOuuN u1o 2ii9e, Oos III Den
lebtcn Modcn ul0 0ionaten gereoet
ruro gcihricbcn morOcn it, eS miiroc
Elm boics Nc9iiter gcbcn.
Sic @oIlGnOcr bcmubrctt
in Dem Gonflift nit &c1e5uelo ibr
ipriidnp6rtIihca Fblegmo, Eroiiocnt
Goitro bat lid &oloto g~cgcnllber OILS
oNaubbcin" bcuommcn u10 Damn ob-
acle6nt. iih ST clltidptIoi0cn. Gr lit
bcfonntlid) inulcr i'm Hcd)t, bis CT
Wiorca 9clcbrt miro. lln0 Gu0 lucr.
ocl1 Die Noll0nNer ldlicBlid) TOM.
2lber lie ncbnlcll iid Belt Ou5ll. Wi
ocrlprlrd miro cine @lodo0e &cncz
5~llclo'9 ieitcna boQdn6ilGcr &ricQ0s
id)iffc bel fcincr Wud)t iiltoclL oltd)
bel 0cn Gcrcini9tcu Stuotcn nidlt, Die
ionlt ciicriiidtiG iibcr bic i~triftc
@obrlmq Der WonroC-G oftrin r0o-
den. GoItro hot 81 pic olli Dent
Serbbol5. cr bat nlld) Die Gcreini9tclt
Stnatcn nllgcrcnlpclt.
Sic 9unoe& dulo Der
@ercilligtcn Stooten bot iid) i'm ob-
Qcloltfcrcn Wtonot Sftobcr INN So
WiQionen pcrQrobcrt. SIC Gilnoh-
men boltcn nit 0cll NltS9oben llid)t
mcbr glcid)cn Shritt. NitdJ bic Bun.
bearcgicrlul0 ipiirt Die Ihled)tcn Sci.
tel.
GrGii6cnt Hoo cpelt bat
cine rlellc Gonmiilion ernun1t, einC
red)t iiberiliiiiige, bic Gountrp.& ifc.
Gunlnliilion." 0ic olli 9unocsfoltell
oaa 2ono bcrciien ioll, nm 81 ltlt0iz
rcu. mie ooS 2onblcben oltgcnchmer
mo bciicr 0citnltct iucroen fam. Cos
lit Sadlc Scr Surnler llno Der itbri.
0clt Sorobcuoblcr; ni6t Die clllcl
HC0tcrunQ Gommiiiion. &icl mid.
ti0cr mare, cine .&crbcllcrtl0 Ocl
NobnrlgSpcrbGltnilic in Den Irnncl,.
pIcrtcln unicrcr @rnBit1ote 6t crItre'
ben. Nbcr sic ..GountrDsS ife.Gom
lnilltou" III MN cinnnnl crllolllt utf
trittt bcrclta &orbcreitlunqcn fir cine
Sotr hurd) Die Ser. Stoaten. In'
Is. Noucmbcr pcriommclt tic lid ii
MolbtlNtOl. no tic nit ben 3elego
ten 5lIn &crbnltoc bon Colleges mn
@crIitdla ltotioncn 5uinnmelt trifit
Vim II. Nopcmbcr reiit sic 8eiell
'tott nod Dem Siiofuciten ab NM
9ept nod) Gltrdpltcritltg bon Senl,ci
lee ltrto Scro@ bird Gri5oln nodl ga
ll'ornlelt, Tdur rperbet Die Sioo
ter ner Oelien1ehlrasgrnppe nnrh.
LID lro luoltG b~ereiit. Altf Der Gltd
relic ipcrocn ole Staoten bcs mittIc
rem 2Scltcns bcilld)t ruo an 20. Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

9diie nadl BEN ansfdHo befprat CD. 8oine,
AS Ga.9nlihtptetir, nnte Guitam Spufs.apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

Ms:c. 2cvcuun nefist ole stus3cihnnng, nIebr
erfolarCi1c. lest it Stcull1g betinolihe 500
liIroc uc,chrt III bacon. ais due unoere1 Sn'
fdne;Acs SnuIcn 5uiammen. Ia9s rno gheno'
ilafcil. Sblrtpuiits ned liduB 5uee.bnllien'
Barrier Wiuiter iebt an Snlto. Winte. Scurnnp,
Gr. lis, WScIts9cIiugtun'Strahe.
(GlLlD. lGNt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

Sic @obIi h lit &C.
ihlo6en. &ebt fonncn lid Die ieiro.
lidcl1 @riiocr mieocr p%ertrogcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

Gin @rof Motto lit sum
0Gniiden @eionotcn IN @oibin8ton
ernonnt noroen. 9}m miro mob( in
Den Spo(tcn qcniiicr omcrifonii6cr
9l0ttcr Scr oIte Gcl0morihoQ ulo
Observation-Disclosures bolo picocr icillc
Iufcritcbung nicicrn.
(98pit( RnItl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

Die @cnnen uncrc9 GAN.
Ocs lcgcn iGbrlid is MiQjoroGn Gier.
Gofilr beifrGnfcn tic iib obcr old
gon5 unO gor oui Ooa @cih0it, Oos
Die 9totllr ibncn 5~ugCpicicn bat, un0
itberloiicn Ona ar0bcn DEM Sabine.
CSbI.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

@cnu 81 chenihof gcgc'
lucrocn miiBtc iiber jeoeS @ort Scr
8crlcumOu1N u1o @ii9e, Oos III Den
lebtet @ohcn mo Wonatell 9ercoet
uu1o qcitricbcn morocn it, eS miiroc
elm b0ica Ncgiiter Qcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

Ser Nmcrifoncr6o t CT II c
Ireltoc oil Der 8oIitif, obcr bic 9roBe
Webrbcit Oc5 &olfc5 miro bod ber5=
lid frob ieil, ooB Der politilhc &a-
0au gum @Gpeicllcn gc66rt uno mic
Der einnlol ctpas nn0erC5 auf bic
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The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
ERROR NAY CLOSE SALOONS
Maryland Law Reads From Noon
to 6 o'clock in Morning,
IL Upheld VIII Permit Business
Only six Hours i'm
Future.
- . De - -.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. April 16.-Iu connection
with the discovery of an error in the
high liquor license bin. applicable 10
Baltimore city a somewhat similar er-
ror has been found in The bin regulating
the sale Of liquor in the Brooklyn and
Curtis Bay precincts Of Anne Arundel
County, contiguous 10 Baltimore city.
The bin in question was introduced by
Senator Brashears and ii was amended
in the house by Delegate Brady. of the
Anne Arundel delegation. The effect of
she amendment. which went through un-
noticed, prevents any Hceusee of a saloon
IN these precincts to sell intoxicating
liquors between the hours of noon and
6 O'Clock in the morning. The amend
ment reads from '12 O'Clock m. unit! 6
o'clock a. M" But it was the purpose
Of the amendment 20 designate between
the meridians Of noon and midnight.
The error has caused no little uneasi-
ness among the proprietors of saloons in
the precincts affected.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
THREAT MADE BY GOMPERs.
Labor Unions VIII Punish Enemies
at the Polls.


New York, April l6.-''The genie Of
labor has been aroused % declared Samuel
Gompers, president Of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, ana the foremost labor
leader in the country. to-day.
Gompers is attending a conference of
labor interests and incidentally arranging
for the big mass meeting to be held both
in Manhattan and Brooklyn Sunday, 10
protest against the recent decisions Of the
Supreme Court,
Labor will not allow itself TO be out
lawed by judicial decision. I wish those
who sneer. at labor could realize the in-
tenslty of feeling that has been aroused.
up to the present labor has not utilized
to the fun It's political power But with
the recent decision Of the Supreme Court
has come realization that we must active
Iy assert every power We possess If our
rights are TO be recognized.
The record of every Congressman viii
be serutinized.
We respect the iawmaking powers and
We respect the judiciary. We are patient
even in the face of many disappointments
and delays at he hands Of Congress.
But labor is going TO be the judge of
what is best for labor in the way of labor
legislation.
The failure Of Congress to pass labor
legislation will be a challenge 10 further
exercise Of our power.
Let no one deceive himself as to the
real meaning Of the recent conference of
labor leaders in Washington"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
FULLERTON WILL FILED.
Instrument DispOses of an Estate
Valued at 100000.

The will of Dixon Fullerton, retired
capitalist, who died On April Il. in his
apartment in the Albany. was filed for
probate yesterday. The instrument dis
poses of an estate said to be worth
s5O00o0.
The following bequests are made. DR..
An7ie F. Fullerton and Mary Fullerton.
Of philadelphia. daughters of the late
Rev. Robert Fullerton, 3, 900 each. VIII
lam B. Fullerton. son of a nephew. $40
GOO; Angus L. Fullerton, Margaret d,
Fullerton. and Emily L. Fullerton,
nephew and nieces. a farm located in
Franklin County. Ky: Lucy Alexander,
wife Of A. J. Alexander, Of kentucky.
s.. 600
The remainder of the estate is devised
to William D. Fullerton, Margaret Mar
field, Joseph Fullerton. Humphrey Full
lerton Sarah Carter. Margaret Fullerton,
Angus J. Fullerton. Margaret D. Fuller
ton. Emily III. Fullerton Frank Rrum-
back Herman Brumbaek. Arthur Brum-
back, Justin Fullerton and William F.
Fullerton.
The will was filed by Attorney ]. Will
faer Latimer. Joseph Fullerton and JEFF.
ferson Brumbaek are named as trustees
and executors.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
HOUSE POET ABDICATES.

eff have two speciaIsfez I'm the
world they are jokes and poetry.
And row, MF. speaker. the
gentIemHH (sIr. H0bsont eriii-
cises the one, after the gentle
man from Pennsylvania 0lr.
Dalzelll murders the other.
"Mr- Speaker, sou know il has
been nay habit now and then TO
draw upon this House a beau4I-
fuI little poem and 10 read IT,
verse. at any rate, 81 not poetry
but the other day, after the gem
tieman from Pennsylvania got
through with his poetry. which
halted upon one foO1, with the
other upon a crack, and which
sometimes saved and sometimes
missed the rhyme. / thought Of
those words of Macbeth: sSIeep
no more: Macbeth has murdered
sieeps'
"And 80 announce to the
American Congress, and, notwitI-
standing the objections of my
friend from New York GIr.
Payne. ] announce 10 The cOun-
try thar l shall verse ne more.
for Daizell hath murdered verse"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
SHIP SURGERY ATSEA
Crippled Vessel Puts Blade
on Propeller.
STERN THROWN OUT OF WATER
Captain of Burgermeister Petersen
Refuses Aid and Tackles Sfupen-
dous Job-BaEIast Is Shiffed-First
Time On Atlantic Ocean that Feat
Has Ever Been Attempted.

New York, April le-T0ssed by heavy
seas in mioocean. with her stern pur-
posely raised high through a shifting Of
the water ballast, the German oil-tank
steamer Burgermeister Petersen IS having
four new blades fastened on her propeller.
her original blades being lost.
The remarkable feat is attended by
considerable danger to the vessel because
It has besa necessary to almost submerse
the bow to raise the stern.
News Brought 10 Port.
The Petersen is bound from Shields 10
Philadelphia In water ballast. The news
that she was crippled and that her mas
ter. Capt Hackfeldt intended TO do his
own repair work was brought in by Capt.
Murray. of the steamer Lumen. another
tank oiler.
The Lumens captain reported that the
Petersen signaled last Friday afternoon
that she had lost the four blades Of her
single propeller by striking a submerged
object The Lumen. ready 10 make a
good ''spec. offered TO tow the Petersen
in.
Capt. Hackfeldt hoisted the letter ID, -
meaning No" Then he signaled "a
Capt Murray that he intended TO pump
all the water ballast out of the after
section OF his vessel, thus tipping The
craft forward TO adjust new blades
How She Was saved in '93.
There is no record OF such an under,
taking on the Atlantic. The thing has
been done on the Pacific once or twice
with exceptionally smooth seas.
In 1893, when the Petersen was new
a mountainous wave carried away heI
rudder and rudder post. After fighting
with the seas for twenty-four DAYS and
being given up as lost the Petersen
reached port with a jury rudder that
made South street marvel.
A huge square sail was attached to a
wooden boom that was lashed to several
other big spars. The whole being secured
10 the smallest anchor on board TO weigh
down the pars and sail, was then fas-
tened TO the eleven-inch hawser
The captain and chief engineer received
gold medals from the Kaiser for their
perseverance in fighting against what
seemed to be hopeless odds.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
INSTRUMENTATION FRAUDS.
Three Men Found Guilty of Using
Mails for False Claim of 1t,

Minneapolis. Mimi. April IA YER
dict of guilty was found in the case of
the United States against Herbert F.
Robinson, J. l. Layne. and F. z. Holi-
day, on the charge of sending letters
through the mails falsely claiming in
side and exclusive information on the
grain markets.
1t is believed that the defendants
realized about 100000 from their op-
eratious.