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Tvo WerNs More OF me Circus.

The circus remains at the Garden for
two veekE more and when II moves to
Brooklyn will have been viewed by about
$4,000 persons Tomorrow night the
Shriners will occupy the lower part OF
the arena and watch the special stunts
that have been arranged for them. New
acts have been added since the opening
and tie bis slrr, i, nov better than ever
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DIES DESPITE X-SCIENCE.
ROstOn WOmanS Faith ANalls Nothing
Against Diphtheria.

BosTuN, Mass, April i.--Several cases Of
diphtheria were brought to the attention
Of the Board OF Health this week by Dr.
o. G. Cilley, who was called In by a friend
10 attend Mrs. Helen Morgan at el Norway
street in the Back Bay district. Mrs. Nor
gan was found TO be dangerously III, but
she refused treatment. saying that she
was. a Christian Scientist and could cure
herself
Tne physician foundtwo children affected
also aud lie Immediately notified the Board
of Health. The board ordered the children
removed To the city hospital. Mrs Nor
gan died on "Wednesday morning The
father has since been taken 10 the hospital.
Mrs. Morgan refused absolutely 10 allow
DR.. Cilley or any other physician 70 prescribe
ior her, as she said that she had had diph-
iberia before and had recovered, The
Board OF Health may investigate the case
The sun., 1908-04-05
COLLEGE PLAYS IN GERMAN.
Columbia and barnard students Join In
the Production.

lne FrOuutuOu
The Deutscher Verein Of Columbia UniTer-
sity and the Deutsoher Kreis Of Barnard
College presented two German plays,
"Kleptomanie' and Papa Hats Erlaubt, >
in Brinckerhoi Theatre yesterday after
noon. This Ia the fret time that the Ger
man societies have acted together, as Miss
Gill. the former dean OF Barnard, disap-
proved OF Joint productions.
The second play, Papa Hats Ehaubt. y
was by far the more ambitious. Elise, the
daughter Of a wealthy butcher, has fallen in
love with poet whose novels she has been
reading. Her father, who has discovered
that the object Of his daughters affections
is old and bald headed, permits her TO go
TO see him. Instead OF being received by
Liebrecht, the poet. she meets the old mans
nephew. who has the same name. A ro-
nance quickly develops, and father 10 forced
to consent because, as the title explains
Papa hats Erlaubt' Papa gave his con-
sent. This was the cast:
Dr. Lebrecht ht......................Wa Walter !. Rose
Dorothea, his wife fe..................Hs Hstta 9taph
KSd LIsbrecSt, his nephew .,...... Richard Bach
Budlcke butcher r,.,.,....,.,...,.A .Alfons Splegel
Elise his daughter ............ .Ottlue prochAkk
Aurora Ne6elkopf, DIchierin. 90. Adds Norge nstern
Jetie aseryAnt..,..,.,......... Charlotte Neriage
The first play, Max Hartungs -Klepto-
mane.' pictured a favorite character OF
German comedy, the absent minded pro-
fessOr whose habit Of using any conven-
lent article for a boOkmark leads his wife,
who begins TO miss her property, to suspect
her future son-in-law Of kleptomania. The
situation IL worked up, almost to a tragic
pitch when a convenient friend enters and
clears up the mystery.
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at TIE Prinostoa Club. Raymond + Llttls
viii asslst him ~ bet man, and walter b.
Eaton, Frank l.. Bohoonfnaker, Morgan
C0ypSFthWait, Ell Of New York; Beab o.
Wright, joseph II. Cotton and Arthur p.
lIaRes Of Boston, and Frederick Husssy Of
PittgbuFG win be ushers, The ceremony
win be p6TfOrInSd II $50 O'Clock IN The aftSr-
noon BY the R6V. DR.. William X. Richards
In the Brick Presbyterian Church. and will
be fofloNed BY Z reception at the homo Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs., Bradley
l.. Eaton, 70 West Seventy-third street.
Il IL promised that Misc Adellne Gsnes
will dance at the bazaar TO be given at
the home Of Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
Of 4 West Fifty-eishth street next Friday
afternoon from : 70 4 O'Clock. Girls and
boys. Of the Children Of Loyina Service will
b In charge Of the booths and tables. One
Of the charities which will be benefited
by the results will be the Convalescent
Home for Babies Il Sea Clih, L.
The wedding Of Mlss Adelaide Bayayd
Moore and BENJAMIN g. Dennis viii take
place In the evening Of April 20 In st, Mat
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John Jacob AAtor and his son Vincent
Astor have been In evidence together dur
ing the week. On Wednesday they had
luncheon at the Kniokerbookor. For the
last two seasons Vincent Astor has been
abroad In the summer touring with q tutor.
Mrs. J. j. Astor will be In London ct the
height OF the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and their
young daughter. Margaret Carnegie, will
sail for Europe In May and pas the summer
az usual At Skibo Castle, IN the highlands
OF Scotland
The sun., 1908-04-05

The Marquis and Marchioness Of Head
fort, who have been going about here for
the last few weeks, will leave town to-moT-
row for a trip 10 California.
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which is to take place on Saturday, April rs.
Mrs. Stuart will no doubt attend her
sister as matron Of honor.
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thswa Protestant Episcopal Church IN wsst
Elghty-iourth street. The Rev. Arthur
Judge, the rector, win perform the oere-
mOny at $50 O'Clock and the bride viii be
given away by her uncle, William 4. Parke.
Bhe will wear a costume Of white crepe
de chine, with duohesse lace. and tulle vel
secured With orange blossoms. She will
be attended by her sister, Mrs. Peter Oil
soy, and Mrs. Frank ClelAhd as matrons
OF honor Mis- Isabelle Moore will be the
one bridesmaid
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Cotton announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Mis- Jennie
Louise Cotton, 10 Edmund Pendleton Tai
iaferro, formerly Of Virginia. Mr.. Talis-
ferro ls q nephew Of United States Senator
TallAi0rro Of Florida Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton
also announce the engagement Of Miss
Janet sooheld Hay, q cousin OF the late
SecrBtary Of State John Hay, TO their son,
Albert Harding. Miss Hay "a ueatnieoe
OF former Vlce.President Collar.
A Browning recital by Mrs. lie Moine for
the benefit OF the Colored School at Law
renceville, Va, will be given at the Colony
Club In this city tomorrow At O'Clock.
The sun., 1908-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs Robert L. Gerry! who are
now in England, are to return 10 New York
late in April. They will make their home
here until the autumn, but will make visits at
the Hartman country residence and the
Gerry cottages in the Catskills and at New
port
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IN sOCEETY.

Mrs, james D. Euslls will play the heroine
In Frank Crowlnshisld's comedy 'Nsur-
asthenla,' 10 be given by amateurs for
the benefit Of the Downtown Nursery In
the ballroom Of the Plaza on Tuesday,
April n Others who will be In the cast
are the Misses Gertrude Sheldon, RoSa-
mond Street, CornsliA Bryce. katherine
Atterbury, Margaret Dix. Mr.. and MrS. r.
Roscoe Matthews, Buell. HOLSTER, Chalmers
Wood and Iydig Hoyt. Miss Evelyn Par
sons has charge OF the vaudeville which
viii Pfecede the play. Among the WSn1gers
OF the entertainment are Mrs W. Earle
Dodge. Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pyne. Mrs. Frank Dishop,
Mrs. Frederick Kernochan. Mrs. John
Magee. the Misses Parsons and Chalmers
lselin
The sun., 1908-04-05
UNIVERSITY IN A SWEAT.
Awful Things May Happen a. . Result Of
the Bloch Rebellion.


The student strike at Now York Univer-
sity. over Freshman Bloch has calmed
down. Until the faculty meet at 2l5 Tues
day afternoon the students will attend to
their duties as students What will the
faculty decide to doY This question has
caused more than little unrest.
A member Of the faculty committee on
discipline said yesterday that the least
possible punishment tho faculty could
decree would be TO give Mr. Young tech
nical admontion."
The exact meaning Of technical admo-
milton" 10 unknown. The term originated
with Chancellor MaoCracken, and the
admonition is regarded as something seri-
GUS by the faculty, while the students laugh
at il. But three technical admonitions'
are a ground for expulsion.
Looked at in this light. should the fac
ulty see ft 10 give Albert Young, the presi-
dent Of the Junior class, this least possible
punishment" the entire student body re-
ceves an admonition. Did they not send
their ultlmatum TO the faculty, which forces
that faculty to give the students the same
punis hment "a Mr.. Young' Now, early
last fall Chancellor MacCracken solemnly
gave the then sophomore class two tech
hazed bunch OF freshmen. with aIOSh6T
added tho whole class ouId be open to
bxsI Ssa
that an admonition IL cancelled 10y the
end Of the year.
Suppose the faculty suspends Mr.. Young
and the entire student body Is suspended.
A student who has been suspended ls ineli-
gble TO Gny organization or team Tor one
college year A cheerful state OF ahairs
would exist-the looked for Faster base
ball trip 10 Brown and Cornell cancelled,
the expedition OF the musical clubs the
same week postponed year. the varsity
crew races with Georgetown and the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania stopped and the
production Of the varsity show, "Cap'n
Kidd d Co, to he given at Carnegie Lyceum
on April "a and rs prevented.
No matter what the decision Of the fac
ulty. the show will be hurt, The cast and
chorus, which Is being coached by Frank
Stammers holds It's rehearsals In Gould Hall
The faculty closed the music room last
veek and prevented the rehearsals. Three
weeks remain for practice Many more
interruptious will be disastrous to its success
The play this year Is another in a list
OF three, the Isle Of Skiddoo,' the IOr-
ace" and -Cap'n Kidd Co. which have
been written by William lie Baron, 'O5.
and the music scored by Deems Taylor,
~ Despite the action Of the faculty
the manager Of the shOw, Arthur Ii. Sherin
says that the production will be played as
scheduled, even II IL In necessary 10 assume
the name of ]Ex Students Of New York
University" or "Anti-Blooh Society"
The sun., 1908-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Tobey Stuart are
passing the early days Of their honeymoon
in New York. They were married on
Thursday at the home In Lakewood, N. j.,
OF the brides sister, Mrs. Frederick E.
Camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart are likely
10 make their home In Philadelphia.
The sun., 1908-04-05

TOW Tot UP 70 OHHIUIHIH
Meetings Of the Badminton Club which
have for years constituted the fashionable
weekly Lenten diversion, will be continued
this season ell through April, Yesterday
afternoon the club held bowling tourna-
ment. The patronesses are Mrs. Fred
eriok Dent Grant. Mrs. Philip Livingston,
Mrs. Newbold Morris, Mrs. George r. Dyer.
Mrs. Frederic 0allatin, Mrs. Louis r. Hoyt,
Mrs. William q. Bates, Mrs. George Norton
Miller and Mrs Robert B. Minis. There Ia
the usual long waiting List Of applicants.
Years ago il was settled that members
should resign when they married, but now
there are as many married 80 single mem.
bers,
The sun., 1908-04-05

anniversary Of Gen. James. The dinner
given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish for the
British Ambassador and Mrs, Bryce on
! Thursday night was a very handsome affair.
| The Marquis and Marchioness Of Headfort
were among Mrs. Fish's guests,
After their honeymoon Mr., and Mrs.
James Robert Collins will make their home
| at the Plaza. They had a pretty wedding
| last Monday at the home Of Mrs. Addison
Gould Jerome, mother Of the bride.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Underhill
Wood and Merrill Edwards Gates, Jr,, will
take place on Tuesday in the ohantry Of
Grace Church. Miss Wood is the only
daughter OF the late William H. 8. Wood.
Mr.. Gates is the eldest son Of DR.. Edward
Merrill Gates Of Washington, formerly
president OF Rutgers and Amherst colleges.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Dr. William r. Huntington at II CLOCK.
Miss Lois Homans will attend the bride a.
maid Of honor There will be no brides
maids or ushers, William Bishop Gates
will assist his brother as best man. An
informal reception will follow the cere-
mony In the honor room OF the chantry.
Mrs. Levi z. Letter has had with her the
last week at her home in Washington Miss
Emily Sloane, for whom abe gave dinner
on Monday night Miss Sloane. who made
her social debut last winter at q ball given
by her father Henry sloane, has been
recently at Palm Reach, Fla, with him
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tobey Stuart are
passing the early days Of their honeymoon
in New York They were married on
Thursday at the home In Lakewood, N. j.,
OF the brides sister, Mrs. Frederick Z.
Camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart are likely
10 make their aome In Philadelphia
zSEQN ~ RTnneR2a lgosS KSet W
7re68SGYnetyf y VIM 'lfid 5fdttSs< ~ 1icest1
which Is TO take place on Saturday April rs.
Mrs stuart wiz no uouot aV'ehu her
s'''e' S' ''"''o" " "O"o''
,-,,--,,-
I"e ihs.u VI . Vs''L Suu n'l uSSs HI.I' ~
Ihe we1uIns & UI "'o' r, ulauIs h'ssol anu
Oa'nee Ey mile, 1n inay S'e'nooh
d. Iue Cn"ie" " '"s i,l iniI" In,H% ~ T0'o ~
I'.iao'l.o 'u.io ~ pH "int. .'.i- "a % I 'o w. w.
.leI so~ne VI p'liN sav.i ',l Snu no. snu "o.o
ne,I "'vn " ~ ~" o. p" 80. 80 .L1' 'In I, pioo
uoy soine VI t"o i.Soo' 49, OI'uo' WI suop'
thls iashion LOT tneir own attendants
The bride was charming IN princess gown
Of white satin with point lace and the point
lace shawl worn as veil was well arranged
Tickets may be obtained from Miss Helen
Tweed, y East Thirty-siHth street for the
entertainment 70 DO given on tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Charles b.
Alexander, West Fifty-eighth street in
Beatrice Herford will give some Of her
monologues
nlss mice CrAiy nSs -. 1eo,ueu SNe 70 wear n .ne
weuulns SoWn "oIn ~ OOlIeiia I ue roy'SeI,
her slea' ~ So Ta.1,lH SnuV'eI; s - nor
iS nsIIlaso "i'n nan a. III. o' ~ ou'0nne, On
hu,s1Ay nP,uoV " go I~Te ~
.le Toilo VI tno DSe p~..", =, 'H1 L'oV'
W. "IDo. iu,yVn mom N,al enu ,nis; y' SIs'y'
IN the historic leher hotnesteao AZ Mates
wan, n. T. Bishop David II. Greer will
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Tiir Gin Ynltorius . Wonumcnt.

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fununlelL I'M bort Dem bonn Srullcn'
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sim @cIten beS sSolloS fir ons go
l~torius Gentmal I'M ,Scrracc Gar
Den" ocranitolteten Yoitoriua Bale
bci5lipobnell. Nunoc9 Sefret1r u.
Simltl miro i'm bcoleitcn.
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aOitipicIige 3inic pcrpinidjt.

Foiaoeno. Sal. %. Ge5.
9ei'm AuSpudcn DER in 8obloin,
Ironfreidt periertigtcu l~00,501ige,i
&inie. oic, Die Nr0Bte ibrer art, fir
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cntbeftc man i'll oem@lnic einen Sic.
den, peld)cr ole gauge Clinic, irngSer.
the bon $4,000 iiir Den gcoodjteri
;3iped lnbrolld)bor mod,t. Sblpobl 10.
tort per &nbel III Jranfreid) eit Gr.
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0ennod) Die 6ertigIteQittg beS 3erll.
robr5 ourd) oieies Meibgeid)id rmr
Wonaie binaiisgeid)pben iperoen.
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Vahn lnma Strncrn iahlcn.

81. Youl. Wiinr, p. Gc5.-Gcr
Stoot Minncioto errung I'M Gber9c.
ridt bes Stoute9 cineu Sieg iiber Die
Chicago @reot &citcrn Hobn nm
Die @reo. Nortbcrn @abn, ipeldle
lid mcigerL Stelterll on Den Stoat
5l 5obIen, Iic Nohncu botten boS
StoutsgcieB, melde3 Die Stcuerll ser
@obncn bon 3 I'ro5eut Der @rutto,
Ginnnbnen oui Ero5ellt erh0bt, ais
1c9en Die &erioiinng ueritobeno an
gcfodlten. Sn DEM Iole Der @reo.
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nlinell rilr nm $120.73S Stelern fir
ous 2Sdbr 1905; in Dem Safe Der
Breat Meitern I'M $4,000, ooh bot
oa5 jebige llrtbeil nutiirlid) Die ipeit
g~ebenoIten ,Solgeli. Sic 9nhnen iuer.
ben icoeninls an bas S6erbltnocsge
.rid)t oppellircn.
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Ganoioaten fir %uafantcn Niidufsis,
y ein Writnin Conn. % Qc,.

Nem &ritain, Conn, %. 9cj.
@ic bier uerlnutet. gebort Mcp.
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81 burlington Gernont, III Dor
iflag gebrodt peroen iollen. Ncp.
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er lit ei,er ber bebeutelibIieu Wos.
ied)ier Der Ier,peren56erpaaung ul,b
mar Ieirer 3cit Yrdiioent ser Ga
tbolic Sptol abltincnce Union"
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&ublcnSed)en ieiern ssbn Gage lang

WiIfe$borrc. 40, p. 9ej. :
On Sen aoblengritbcn Der nGemlipl
pouin Goal 60" mo Der Y3iQiioc
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Der. Die gelpohnlidI in eine,n ioldler
llminnac bic @cibnohtsicicr be.
aebcn, oob Is unr,oalid, lit. Den &c.
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trieb IN elmer Ser aoblengrit6en olfs
red)t 81 erbalten. 9luBeroem erlollbt
ein GROCER 2oaerporratb an 3oblen
eirc sebntQgige ShlieBung. Gie metz
item anoeren @rIben bleiben MIR bis
gum uGdliten Wontug gcihloiien.
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Nle entfamen.

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9ci'm Sronoc Scr 9titriftSifule 9r.
, muBtcn gcItern ~ Shultinoer
burf Hduf un0 Slommcn ms Sreie
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bduoe ST. iliihtcn. Gr perlieB ais
9cttcr Oaiiclbc. ariuc5 Der Sinner
trltg 8crlcblmqen 0ouon.
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@m. Sntler,
Sereiniate Sdnser BON Baltimore.

| Sett'htyit SuhBtt bpu Subiihtolt.
Souptquortier: n@ermanta W1n.
nerbor SaQe;;" Hrdiibent Seurp
gbomas; correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoqirenber SefretGr pro tenn. @.
SimmeIbeber, Nr. 315, Horb.Goen.
StraBe; 5inan5icfretdr q, Simmel'
beber, CIR. 315, Noro.Goen. 9 traBe:
Sdotmeilter s. Midlid, 0r. 713,
@arner.S trabe; Girtsent 9h. Sem.
berger. @%eriammIuns ie6en atpeiten
Srei!ae i'm Wonat.
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Sale," Nr. 205, SanoperItrabe. 81.
rigent 8. MeIamet.
narbeiter. MGnnertor."
&auptqllorticr: glnbreas' Salc,
Or. 314, &anoueritraBe. Stnsltunoe:
1ienItogs 9irigellt George 20.
B0bImamn
nIrbciter- 9inbertaieI."
Sauptqllartier: Bol5' Sale, Rr.
40S, @eit'Gerineton StraBe. Sing.
itunoc: MittpodS - Tirigent: Su.
bert ar!ippcl.
~9aoenia.I Gnnertor."
SouptQliarticr: Sratt. uno 5.
StraBc, Si8blanotomn. 5~ingitunoe:
0ienitogS - 3irisent: gbuarb
9odner.
y ,@ermania.W Gnnerhor."
Sauptauarticr: @ermania . MGn.
ner6or-Sa1e, Wr. 4t0 big 4t2, 0eit
Sombarb-S trabe. SinaItunoe: 9on.
neritags - Siri8ent: Sbeooor Sem.
Berger.
r,Srobfnn."
Solptauartier; Srobfinn . Sale,
Hr. 1000. Sreoertd apenue. Sing.
Rr. 116. 9oro.Boca. Strabe. Sing.
itunbe: Wittpods - Girigent: Sobn
u. 4lein.
.Mosart.R 1nnerbor."
Sauptaiiartier: @obert @oumer's
Sale, Ger. 1921-1923, CrIeors.
StraBe: Sinsitunbe ieoen 9onner.
itas Ibenb - 9irtaent y. 81. BOIL.
mann
,2ocuIt.R oirt.W Gnner6or."
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Cuba. luo Inore.S traBe. Sing.
itunoe: Mittipod abenbs s l1br -
Dirigent: 3. Gorolus.
harmonic"
&aIptauartier: Wr. 414, Heft.
Gapette StraBe. Siugiiunoe: 9ien
tags - Girieent: ssohn ". alein.
nWetgcl 8eianeperein."
Snuptauartier: Soffmann's Sale
Corn. unb Sorreiiitrabe, S%ineitunbe:
9ienitag - Giriaenf: Suber. arip.
pei.
rgaoenia.W Gnnerdlor."
SauptauorIicr: Sttcrbein's Safe
(friler Yeintraft Saue"), 2ocuit.
Ecint. Sinaitunoe: 5reitas lben0s
Cirigent Suberi Stripped.
.5balta.R annsrtcr."
Saup.quortier: Boiet's Sale, Rr.
1922, Sariorb-Apenue. Sineitunbe:
0ienitags - 9irisen! S. 6. Granf.
.Gitenfrana."
Saup:alortie-: au9uit @oeteI's
(pormals 3orn's) Soae, Gde Der 8
unb @ouabIirabe, SisbIanetotun
S!nSltunbe: WittipNbs - Giriseni
Geo. q. R0hlmann.
.WeIobie."
Sauptauartier: 5. @ieS' $ale.
gfe 2orpitrabe mnb 9eIair.Morf
Singitunoe: Tonnerliogs - 9iri.
ser.: !. 8arolls.
,@ermanta.S uoriett-Glub."
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itlinoe: 3ienitaes. - Girieent s.
aaroIus.
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8as mirS Rooicpelt tbnn?

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ioll epcrlillcll Dor bass bcrbrmocp-
gcrid)t gcbrndt mcrbcn.
Maihington :. e, %. Iei.-
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hoberL ooB Der Shrrm ser Gntrij
ltllng, mcId)er lid) geaen Die uorgc'
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Golqe oelien oeS 2dn9ercu nit @ene.
ruluumult @onupartc Conierirt mo
lid Don ibm GrlGutcrmQcn 81 Dem
Mrightldlen Midterlprlldl gebcn lai
len. Su Ocn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hiltct man lid) o%llcr0iu1o, Der MnIid)t
Nuaorud III gcbcn, Dab Der llrtbeilS.
lprlldl III bart it, ober mafl id)eirt
Die lleber5ei9ltn9 geluonncn SIT bo
ben, Dob ctluuS Qeld)cbcn miiiie. I'M
Den bDlen Ginorltd, ben oicicr Sprlld)
in Irbeitertrcilcu GcnIudt but, III
permiIden.
Nluf ErGlioeut @omper8' Sdrcib
tiih IN Dem bieiigen @uredl Der
Nnlericou Seocrotiou oi Sobor lieot
lett gcItcrll cin gall5cr StoB poll &c
legrammle aus allen Sbcilcn ocS2on,
beS, mciItenS bon Irbeiter SrGuui
lotionen, III ipeld)en Selegrnmmen
IN mcbr ooer millOcr enlpbatiiheu
Morten E~r0lioent @ompera uno lciue
Seioenagenolien 5l monlbaftemIu0i
barren mo unermiiolid)enl. energi-
id}en aanpi gegen ole Sprannei Der
8eridtc oufHcfnrbert mcrbcn.
Sm &ouic oeS Cages troien cine
Wiengc Sclcgrummc i'm Nouptquor'
tier Der gncrican federation Of IA
Dor cilL lno man fam gctrolt iugen
oaB jeoc 0rGBcrc Nrbcitcr Srgoni
lotion beS &nltoeS Den 0rei uerlirtbeil
ten &ortGmpicru fiir bo3 @obl Der
Irbeiter @ortc Der Sbeilnahmle unb
Der grnuitbigun9 hot 5uSbcil meroen
laiien.
Nild Dos @eiBe @oilS mllroe bon
&lunogebungclL obcr bon EroteIt
tunbgcbunGcn iiberilAthet. Cont
pera, Mitbcll mo Morriion pcrrucn
octen 9~eItcrn lGngerc 3cit ooroui nm
Die Gntidciornlg iorgiGltig nit ibrcm
Nnmolt bllrd6ltaeben. GS ipurbe be
tonnt gcocbclL boB Der Soil, iollS eS
n%otbDenoiQ iperben iollte, bis Dor 0ae
SbcrblIloesgerid)t gebrudt merocn
miiroc. &r. @onlpers 9ob ieillem fca
item &crtroucn 4iaorud, Dob Der
NppeI! @cridtahof ocS Giltrift&
Columbia Die Gntitciolmg Hid)ter
&rigbt's nnitoBen ipcroe. Oh Dies
min aeIticbt ooer liid)t, 10 miro ie.
bcnIollS Der Wcriud) 9einud)t mcrhcnt
ben 6all Dor oeu obcritcn @erift5,
bof Oes GonoeS III %brlngeu. Nm Gnoc
mag Der ncuerlpGblte ErGlioent Ioft
Iefblt oo$ leBte Nort III logen hobeu.
Cine Notwithstanding bon
Union grbeitcrn 5l,lu Nroteit gegelt
Die rid)terIihe gntidcioung lit bier
alf Soruntog Ibeub nnbcroum,.
IehuliGc Observation-Disclosures
gen ipcrocu III allen 0robcren StG0'
ten oeS 2oiloes ms Merf geicBt per
ben. SGmnltlifc Srgoniiotionen
limo bereit. 5l eincnl 6ono bci5llltclt
erlL Der fir Die Gurfiiibrlrn9 oca
Samples &erluenoung Iinhen Ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26

Sebr cute Sarm BON % Idern nit fn5rcm
gSobnbau5 uno SiaIgeb.. nabe bel Baltimore
nro in eeiiibfr Hadhbdri9afl. fir $1,000, 100.
bon Die !Sdltte ais 3bpothcf itebcn bIeiDeu fam.
Sdl1mtltlheS Snbentur, ioiuie aud bic fetueu
Wbbel, Silber6eua Il. T. ~. tueIdeS. mebr, ale
bag 2reitabe 9eEoitct bat, lam fir $1,000 nebr
nit ilbernomrIen iperoeil.
g9er cine foIde 5Grnt tpin unb ods @cIo
eatiir bot, lpiro Ite taufeE. fobdlo CT Iie iiebt.
4nbereS bel Sermauu gaocuhpop, III @oro'
Sharies'S trafc. (Septt912Wiic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26

Sr. Sobn s. @ntion fat Die eolisell
Gutbuben Der .Siellonb 2dnb Co."
ipalhe eii,e Rense Sauierreiben i'll
@albroof gebai,t hat. gefauit. Or
ipor Trdiioent Ger Gompogr,ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26
yeretnS . 0aIenber.

9dfer @eianenerein Don Baltimore.
Iirigent Groi. i. aarolis.
Sauptauartier q. @asener's Safe.
119 Roro-E oca. Ctr, ieben SalnItag
Ibe,o, nit Ilisnabme oes oritten
SdmitaaS i'm Wotot, Sin9ihinoe.
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