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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08
&crmiIdDtc trlcorapGiidye ScpCid)eu

- Ger 60 Sabre oItc 6rnnt PIT
tlun, 9eliBcr zines Sd)neiocr DC
lh0ite9 III Wtcuai6a, &iS., bat nab
ciflenl beitigen 6oniIienitrcit feline
6rau erl6oiien mo %lcincn Gid6ri
gen Sobn 0urdJ cineu SdnB in ole
0rllit oti ben 600 oer>ulmoet. Ger
Dt6roer mllroe olli Der 6Il6t Der
bultet.
Sn Dean Forf, Sal, Orongea
5luci oirifoniihc 9nbunS, ole brent
Better @eorgc y. WlcGIellono emit
iprln0en moren, in cine Shrlc Gin
un0 perttriod)tcn cine Banit inter
oen a%inoern. Sin &nnbc muroc BON
Dem eincn Der b0Sortigcu Niien ourd
@iBnunocn om &ol2 mo al Den
0cinen ihfucr pcrlett.
Sn Mnbetrodt Der qcacnipGrti.
gen @itterlng9ncr6Gltnille bat Die
@oluerD. Wiiilion lid cntidlloiien, ibrt
GroOlinic 3lt. pcrgr0bern mo 2O00
WGnnern omlorgentlid) 9roo uno
aoiiee Sn reiden. Die Diiiiou luiro
bis ) llbr MorgenS often bleiben.
- 4ngeiebelic Stolicncr Ser StoNt
Nerp,Dorf moacn cin Gigilon5.Gomite
crgoniiiren. ltnt Sono III Sono nit
Der Yoli5ei geoen Die inter Dem Nns
men nSdpar5e San0" beriid)tigtc
Moros uno Grprelier6onDe oor5lge'
ben. Sn Nr. 17S Eort-Hom miro
6eltte glbeno cine Moiienpcriomm.
lung 81 oieien 3mede ltottiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08
EBUnir.glcid) ncit critanocn.

gu Sen ,5irmen, sic 0ltrd sic
3crit0rltng beS Observation-Disclosures
om a. Sanuor Shaoen erlittcn, &C.
bort oltd sic pon&agucr & Sdniter,
6%abrifantcn bon orditcttoniiden ltnO
prnomcIltalcn Giicnarbeiten, Die I'M
g%enonntcn @ebGlloe Ibre @erfitGttc
einQcrid)tct 6nttcr1 mo Gtua 30 Selttt
beltGitigtcn. Ter Bran0 bat iid) ges
m%iiicrmoBen oils ELM Sc0cn iiir Die
Iirmo ernieien, obluobl lie trot Der
bon ibr q~efiibrtcn &erliAerung nobe.
81 $4,000 mertb on @aaren einbiiBs
ten inGent iie I'M Stonbe mar, cine
nelle, bcOcutcnO groBerc Merfitdtte IN
Irl. lis big t56, Mcit Ncit.S troBe,
e%ip3lridtcr. Gieie tat cinen GlGhen.
roltm bon liter 5000 GuaorotiuB
NM aepG6rt 9ioltm fir mcbr mo BEL
lcrc, nit Glcttri5itdt bctrIcbcnc Mta
ld,incn un0 fir ehpo 10 2lrbciter. 0ie
$3.50. George @oancr luno Soicpb
ShniBer griin0eten Die 6irmIa Dor
ettpo 5lpci Sqbrcn mo bobcn IN sic.
icr tur5eu 36t iGr @eihGit ST bober
gliitbe gcbrodt. 9eioc iin0 tiidti9e
6ddlellte, Die iib Ourdl i6rc Iolibc
Arbeit cinen beneiOen4mcrtbeH NlI
ermorben Gaben. SEER Magncr iii0rt
Die 0ilreallarbeiten, mGhren0 S>err
S6niber Ole Nuilidt iibcr 0ie Iabrif
liI6rt. Ole i'm p%ergonqcnen Sabre fir
$4,000 2lrbeiten Icrtig l%teltc. Inter
0jelen iin0 5t neltnen ole GiIenurbei-
ten fir ooe/ Stopper & Wtc@ulu Sc
bdl6e an ser Noro-GharleS-St roBe,
0o5 nelle 3oQgebduoc nnO iiir Grn.
,&nipp's @e6du0e in Or. 920, Nor0s
Charles. Stra6e; Icrner 5ruci prnd)t.
noQe Srorlt unb &cltibiil- Gbiircn fir
Irau &eurn Snfo6s Barton am DIT.
Ternon Glace, un0 5bitrcn fiir OoS
Gonierbotorium cbcn 6aiClbIt; ferncr
bic Giicnorbeiteu fir 0cn Tllrniool
ser 6lottcn 9(fooenic nn0 Die no
rinc : Decentralization IN AnnapoliS,
mcI6r SIR Doaitcn 9cfricoigung Scr
9unocSrcgicrllng olt8sciiibrt pnr0er.
gseitere 2(r6eitcn G~iefertc sic 6irmn
fir oo8 Stoot.@ efdngniB mo boS
&afcn rnb 2citcr6olts Nr, 10. SEER
@ooner ioluo6l OILS ol6 SEER
Sdnitet iino MitQlicocr Oes M0n-
neutrality-suspicious. u2rlon".
Ibrabam GIarf pom Hr.705,
Gun6erlonb.S trobe. glitt OIL ser
Sren5itnq Der Sononer- mo Montgo.
merpa Strnbc aus, %itiir3tc SIR GroC
itno brad) oos redte 9eirl. Gr muroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08
Son SEC ittro Safcn.

,@ronoenblir0" beute 8ornlitto8
bier. = @ringt II 9oiiiten- mn
175 Observation-Disclosures.
9oi INNER nod pom Sis bIodirt.
0etreioe.grport I'M Steigen.
Selte 8ormittog 5ipiiden 10 ltnH
II llbr miro Ser Horob. 2lopo-0 Gam.
pier n9ranoenburg", Ser am %. So.
mar BON Bremen obfubr, an leiltcm
&icr in 2ocult-Yoint onlegen. Ser.
ielbe poiiirte geitern 8ornittog Inn
10 llbr Cape Senrp. gin goro be.
fiuOen iid) 175 3mii6enoed5. ms
folgenoe II &aiiiten=EuIiagiere: 9r.
Nnton Burton, Sri. Sennp Bauer.
meiiter, Sri. 0ttiIie Gbolowo, @r.
Sol. Srcnoenberg, Sr. @ermom Soo-
iG, Sr. Mtorib &oplan Sri. NOele So
pldt Sr. aorI Sin6ler, @r. Charles
Mostomidef, 9r. Hi6or0 9tcltgc.
boiter un0 Sr. Jron5 3ido.
9ic 0ifi5icre oeS Gompier3 Iino;
Capt. $. Worqenltcrh /. Siii5ier Gb
McrfllS, 2. 0ifi3ier s. G8ortlnorM s.
Sifi5ier 81, 3eQe, 4. Ofii3icr g.
9refpfe, ObermoiAiniit u. Sd0I
Sngenieur, Ir3t Or. meo. SeOlmoir
Groniontmciiter @&aItcnbein 0ber-
ilcfnoro s. @lodL Cberfoh u, IicB.
8di nod ii inner blodirt.
Cos Sis in Scr @di mar geitern 10,
haB nur groBe 9ampfcr Ooiielbc
turdoriugcn fonnten. Die 6oIge it,
ouB Die perl6ieocnen 0nmpIer Der
8ai0ampier-2inien untbdtig an III
rem Weriten liegen. Gntlaug Der
2i9btitroBc lit cine m9erpobnte Stiac
elngetreten, lnO ole Iuitcrn Srouitric
lit nabe5u. ST. einem totaleu Still
llon0 gefonrmcn. Ser 9ampier
.Slt3quebonno" bon Scr Soldeiter.
Gompogrie, Der am 9icnitog nod
annapolis uno @eit -Hipcr obfubr,
mar gc5ipunqcn, bort liegen 5t blei.
ben. Gte Gi3bootc oImopoli9" un0
.Satrobe" iinb oil Der Nrbeit, on3 Gt3
I'M &onnl 81 bredeu.
3unubme hcS @ctreioc-
Grport8.
Sob ser 8etreiOccrport pom BieI;,
gen Sofcn ans ltorf i'm Steigen it,
Lelpeilt Der llmltono, bob sic Ffnn.
irlbanias@obn sur Belt @ei5cu mo
Wois in Bergen perlooen lGBt, I'm
fiir 10000 Conner @etrei0e Hlot SIT
idaffen. Die Gleuotoren boltcn
100000 @uidel uu1o Die @orgea
bon $4,000 bis 100000 @uidcl, 10
ooB nit Sen rbteren 5uiomnlcn
t,850,000 9llid)el III Caution gebono.
haht merSeis faHlle11. 3aS nod) Sals
timore fommcnoe @ctrci0e miro 10
id)neIl mic moglid nerldifft. Bur
3eit liegcn nobe5u 100000 @uI6cl
@etreioc bier, %0oruntcr iibcr 1000.
600 @irid)eI NfoiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08
q en-.

6rou Roic dOomS Dertlogtc gcitern
pie Baltimore O6ios8obn" ollf 500
900 Sdoocneriob iiir ben sos ibre8
@otten Sobn Iooms, Ser am 10, 30.
bender bel 9tccues Stotion BON elmer
HofomotiOr aetoOtet nur0e. Ger
9obn miro No6l6iiigfeit b%orQctpor,
fen, Oa sic notbiaen @ornumq5lia.
male rid)t 0c8ebcn porocu ieien.
So6n U. GuonS e~r3ieltc Dor Oen sc.
Iflporcnen int Common Glco@s8 Sc.
rid)t cin &croift bon $50 Qegcn
&cnrp NfotbilCe mo MlorO @eiocd,
ole i'm ou #, Aopculbcr 1906 Qe,
ld)loael BADEN iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08

&rn. &ob II NJ. Gorter'8 Sc
tnrt@tuQ. - Die Gireftorcn ocS
Morplan0 &uititnt5 Icicrten Mitt.
mod 2(beno Den 50. @eburtatog oe3
Frdii0cntcn oc5 %nititut8, 3rn. Sobn
10. Garter, Ourd) Gin Nuutctt i'm
nSotcl Hclmcrt." Hidtcr Nm. ..
SANDS iibcrrcidte Dem Subilnr I'M
Nnmen iciner GoQegen cine prodt
noQe liIberne 6rlldtihaole. llntcr
ben AnmeIcn0cn %belonoen Iid @enc.
raj Serb. &. 2otrobe uno Die S6.
lSobn W. Garter, grnIt S6mciBer,
Same8 Yolnh Is. Snrlm Wiaion8,
6rnnf N. 6oenL Sre0erid ". 5000,
3oco6 9. Gctrif, SSobn g. Siiiom,
George T. 9opOeL 9emucl :. Pip
polo, Gbornion q. Gctine, 5arnuel
M, @aitc, Goparof1y. Gooo, &iaidln
9. Sotto$, 6cnrD NbdInS, Wdrtin
Mcpcroird, Somhefi %. Ne0cItcr,
Sobli =. S0lDton Beorgc III. Sttlls
man, @corQc &. @tlfenS, 6ronf u.
Shirt, George &. Morriion uno III.
ten g. Oiiuer.
Gin at der Collector. =
Ter 10 Sabre oltc SIN Bono Don Or.
1909, 2iqbtItroBc, iuuroe q~eitcrn pom
Eoli5eiridtcr eds I'M oitliden Sto-
~tionSboiiie Dem @erihtsperfoDren
iiberlpieicn, mcil er on9eblid) Don
mebrereu Ncaern @el0 utter Gor.
ipieqclung ioIidcr 3batiaden erlonat
hotte. @r ioai lidJ ocn &egern ols
Collector zines WobeloeidGitS oorge.
felt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08

nterbaItnugsitof
9ooer; aSarol, 9u mlBt, Die aunoen
bei'm Ginieiien cir menig unterbol-
ten" Sorol: Sd iroe' ia Seoer.
OBJ CT noie Iliitige 8ittne" idlon ae-
Ieben bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08

Irou miupr moline IN, ,al6en outor
mic ihr W,rn 5t,nn hi,terrs6t ihrr
WIIttrr nirr G ,bmc,trrn unh 1rai
qriiNrr Yir Nrrrhinrmo mnrnn non
Ser IirnIo ,Srnrn NSd &, oohn no.
lcitet.
---
Sim &Cr}idIooocItnrbcn
- <iooc5 ". Ical. 10 ,&obre aft. Or.
sol OriorO. }Incn1lc. mobnboit, er.
frulftc Qcitcrn Nohnlittod pl6tli6
bel Scr Nrbcit i'm Continental GruIt
@cbGuoc" ltn0 pcritorb, cbc iDnt dr}t
Tide @ilic ac6rod,t mcrocn fonl1tc.
Coroner Or. Souocn ItcQtc cincn oui
@cr}ihloa %luutcnOcn So0tcnIdcin
aus.
Sr. i. i. GIIicott actor
ben. - &u oGbltrd Some ltn0
&%nfirnarD" am Nor0 9roa0man
itorb an TicnItaQ Sr. Tronf i.
GQicott, mcld)cr oiclc Sabre sic
Hi0gcmoo0 Ypotbefc ltn0 0ic GoIts
itotjon Pr. 81 in 9tr. 1902, Rolon0.
2iucnlc, bctrieb. Gr lit at elmer
9}ierentranfbcit llno cincm Ncr5lcis
Cen mo bc9a6 lid, Dor elmer ISOLDE
nod Sem Npipital. Ger &critor6enc
lpar Ser Nddfommc cinc5 Ger orci
Nrii0cr Guicott, melhc i'm Sabre
t772 noM MarplauO famcu mo oic
Guicott N}iiblcu ga crTihtctcn, no
icbt Glicott Sin Ite6t. @r. Guicott
biutcrIdBt cine God)tcr, cillcR Sobr
mo cine SdpcItcr. Gle geer0iguug
finoct 6ette &ormitto9 bon Ser SEQ
peQe oc8 Qclanntcn 6olpitol3 aus
Itott.
ourp,,6a bo4o+tct Die
;rbi;4c eTnn Sc, on, i IcEr,,, IN,
g((tcr pon 56 3o6ren per7torbcnen
Gro,t 81 Morn gprf murbp opltcru
non sem 5rauprbonip Nr 2t0 So.
noperitroRe. ol,s ol,f Dem Wount
9linpt. 1rirn6oic IN SCR 1rpnerif.
@ooh bri,riett lsoitnr ~ @pnrar
so mi0or nan Scr ,mpitp,, rroIiiH.
(,t6pri,bcn airha IN scr MrItsonnI.
horh5trobr hipn Sen 7~roteroottes.
Sie,,t ob aus observation-disclosures inn
oirtcn Sic folaenocn Serrcn: 2oui9
9( SpncS, emanuel gpipers, I. ".
Burlcn. ,<o6n Gopo1oltob, W. s..
,Spncs ln6 ,5obn Sencfllepcr. Sic
Weritnrbruc muroc I'M Gobrc 1852
in Mittcnbura, GeutIhlono, ocborcn
mn fam inn Sabre 1878 mad, 9(r1e.
rifo Ncbcn ibrem @atten. !Nru.
Hnhu g} glpf hintprl1Et tic sic Sin,
Scr Irolt WPorn Qnuh mo SrIl.
Enbn " Wed. inn.
mi5hof.mci6c Tcr b,r,b
,sr5,Gh, o,,,Gc ,,n, mii4of ~, 90,
,,,,nt sMnrtn. no, f,thoG5hcr
1r~ptnor,tSt i, g2o,hin,tnn2 q e
ar,,r Io,;. y S,En,,cn nirS an,
Q moi il, SCR gothphro(r NON PoIti
n,orp non Sor0ino( Gibbons. in Sc
oenmort ioit o0er er}bilh6ic ltno
QiidGlc in baltimore oemeibt mcr
ner.
GroincritGt8 Gonncr
tion. $50. .. ~. Sutton uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08

Cine @ornunG. 9lbcrt
@ortGcn II Sabre alt, Rr. 9t2, %
GmolineitroBe, murOe geitcrn bon
Gidtcr Grammar Wcgeu lolttcn guS-
rlllcn8 BON iolid)en ScniotionSno6-
ridtcn, oic ongeblih in Relu-0ortcr
3eituu0en cntboltcu Icin lollterL bic
cr pcrfonfcn moQte, 5ucrit 81 $25
mo Soften peruutbciIt, Ood rcolt5irtc
Der Nihtcr 0icic Stroic ip0tcr nllf
S. uno Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08

W onatllhe ct Eolt5ct- We
Ii Of t. = Ser Eoli5eiberid)t fir Sc.
brltor 5eigt 27S3 8erboitungen, 24i1
MfGnner, 342 Srallel1, tpopen 1880
leoia murel1 ulb 1868 lcien uno
idreiben fonnten. 900 Der &er6oftcs
ten moren 9teger. l(nter Ben Serbaf,
teten befonoen iif 16 Seltreider, /
Tu-itrolier, 3 80bmen, 1 Gonooier,
IS Gbi1eien 2 G0uen, Z GnglGnoer,
/ 6inlGnber, SO 0eltide, 6 @rie6en,
3 SoQGnoer, 8 llngorn, 40 Stoliencr,
50 Srlon0er, | Soponer, 1 NeltIdotte,
8 Normeger, II Yolcn, 9 Yortrglcs
len, 40 Hlimdnen 96 Huiien, 5 Sdot.
ten, 1 Sponier, 3 SGme0er, / Silo.
Gmcrifoner, Z WeItinoier, uno 1851
narcn in ben Ser. Staotcn geboret.
Sic llriohen Der GerboItun0en mo-
rem: @ronoitiftltng ., tbdtIifet gn-
griii 2SS, 9etteln y, 9i9omie J.,
Ginbrlld 10, Terihmorung II, I'M
ur0entliheS 9etragen G41, NibeItos
rllno 4t6, 9etrunfenbeit 33t, Spiri-
tloienperfouf am Sonntag 30, Moro
mo 5ootIdlag 4, Slltden 13, Ser
toui BON 8iit 6, Sognbunoiren 80.
Ser .Norool it = 9oltimo o.
rcr &eri Of D ncrungs Scr
elm" belt g~eitern 4benO III Ger
gmonuel.aapele an Der Gde bon
Goe,- uno SoIimonitroBe leinc NO
discriminating. meld]e lid zines
altteu 8eiudjeS erlrcute. Frdlioent
W. ". Barter lproh III elmer ldnge-
rem Geoe gegen Die 100000 Eorf.
4nleibc. Sum ShluB Der &eriomm.
lung muroe ole Domination Der Be-
onten fir ole beporitebenoc Mobl
pprgenommcn.
i ii ell mcitereS Serbs
eitgebalten. = Srou 2oltiin
GaIiea aus 2ollispiue, Sen, iuuroe gcs
fern bon Ridter @rannon untcr
$500 8iirgidait fir elm meitcreS
ger6or Dem @ef1ngniB iiberipieicn.
Srou Guiiea bat eingcitonoen, Sod)cn
aus Suffers, Stelport's i,tb SSp.
mans entmcnoet 5u boben, Die nit
Musno6me elmer Saiae nno eineS
Stiides Spibes oie nod Nelp-g)orf
geianot moroen iino, I'M 9eiibe Scr
0eteftips Brennan uno S'9onneQ
ilnb. 8railCG oiiea itammt aus Sen
titdu, rtlo lit eit G%eripanoter aus
2ouispiIle ouf DEM @ege nod bier,
Inn Ser Sralt IN ibrer geordngniG
Gei5uiteben. Srau 9oiieQ iagte, bob
lie ean5lid) mitteapfS mar nlto am
6reitaa 81 itebleit begalln,. INN Die
g~eitoblenen Saden 5n perfmaien.
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gn3 Sen @crihtcn.

Gompo9nic" por oCl @eriNt,n.-
0olmca Jonc9 ermirft Gin6oIt5-
bciebl ge9en lcincn Goupognon
i. s. Sbdnber0cr,- 2eeterer ioQ
foli1e Nngdben Qemotbt bo6cu.
Cine %enoIoic &ettc pom &laQcn mn
@egenf!ogcn ldcttt iid) ans Dem
3erpiirinib 5luiid)cn Nerrn @olmcS
SoncS uno 6rr0crif Is, S6onbcr0cr
ii6cr Die 6iibrun9 lut0 0o4 9nrcd)t
OH Sen electric Eorf~ Ut cut-
mideln. lSnl &r~cj5QCriht 9}r. > CT
illd)te gciterr Gritercr Sen 9iutcr nm
eiItcn GinboIt9bcieh(. ser IS Sban.
berger perbieteu iul, eineu Mcdicl
ilbcr $1,000, I'M N}0r3 iGuiQ, 3t per.
%IoltIen 1no on0erc pom &lGQgr on
i'm oll9QeIteIltc &}cdlel lucitcr 5l be
gebcn. Cine MiiaQohr uon 0rci g2cd)
lem iiber ie $4,000 miro ucrlanQt. Ser
Sail toumt onl IS. Gcbruor 5lrr Ser
bonotuna. &n Der &IoQr miro be
borrptct, BOB i'm Glll1Dit ma Sep
tembcr y. :. SnncS lll0 Sbon6rrQcr
iibcr Ole llcbertroalnQ 0e3 Electric
F0rt" mo hc@ o0rin cutb0ltenen
Nfobilior$ lmteahanOCltCn. SEER
2bonber9cr lol onQcblidl Qcialt IA
btn, GoB cr nobe}u $4,000 fiir Scr
btiicumQen I'M 4ort mo $500 dis
NtiCthc perol$Qabt babe, lui0 0o5
0toblliar etnd $1,000 mCrth lei. Giu
!lebcrelntomncn mlror 0rnllemdR
ell 2t Ottobcr @aetroiien rlo Die
Electric Eort- Gomhdnnie" illcorpp.
riyt. Splitter, 10 Qicbt SEER &ouc4
an, brod)tc er IN Grabbing, 0oB
@prrn St%onhcr2cr'3 @naaGcn niht
oNl @@obrhcit b@cru1tcn, obalcib CT
inn $4,000 in Atticn ser GompoQ.
ME 5rr SidtrrumQ scr Mcdiel ilbcr-
troNcu bcbc. Ger &lGQer 0riidt i2iur
ScfiirhtlmA aus, SOB Ser i'm WtGr}
i0Qiac &cdicl meitcrQcacbcn miro.
mo Io0t fcrncr, noB in Tol0c ser
oa0eblidcu fuIifen @cbollptlnQcl1
iiber Sen @onOcI oic Dor ciniNcn Mp.
d)en iGuigcn Ncdicl nidt cinl0itc.
&citcr ioat or, GoB Der 93crt6 0r2
E0dltintcrcIic@ ont Bart Qlcih 9tltu
-1tno 0o8 WobiIior ctua 5000 lucrt6
ict. Sic Ginfiinitc aus Dem Gurf
nilr0Cn Die llnfoitcn nid)t Ocdell,
nern Ocricl6c nidlt in ~iloQrontcr Scr
lebuna Der Somto05 mno Spiritlto-
len @cictc pon Baltimore GorntD
b%ctric6cn miir0c.
Guterbt Sir @ittmc.
81 itcfiitlicm 2cltorncnt, mcIdeS &C.
teri mi @aifcnQcridt pr @r1dti-
0ullG qilIgercidt ,pltrS& bintcrlGbt
qcr. i'm Sanuor prritorbcne Grnit u.
So6n iriH Qon3ca &crm6acn icincnr
Spbnc Soni9 $. So9n mo ihlicbt
ieine @ittpe Uollit1noia ans, 9ll3
@rnn0 gicbt ct an, Dob lie, sic CT
om If. 6cbrltar 1905 6cirotbctc, i'm
5mci Wtol pcrIieB mo oie llriode
mar, BOB or cinen Mibcrfol0 in ici,
mem HeItorront an ser NorO.@ op.
StroBe 3lt ocr5ei6nen bottc, Die cnt.
crbte @ittmc mor Dor i6rer 0cirotb
6rou Gina A}clion.
3oti5cn.
6ron Roie doomS pertlogtc geiterl1
Sic .Qdltinlnrps 9hins0nhn" n,lf 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-08

abraham GIorf pom Ir .705,
Cumberland trobe. glitt an Ser
Gren5iing Der Sonouer- mo Wontgo.
mcrpsStrnbc aus, %itiir5te 3llr Grbe
1lnb brad 0as redte 9ein. Gr ipuroe
nod ieiner 8obnung tronsportirt.
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2 dim III OCr6runnt.

0a5 Gleio Der Iegerin Gmma
Grau8 BON Nr. 1902, @6itc. StroBe,
ling gcitcril Morgcn an aiiHenbero
6eller mo emma crlitt id)uerc
9runOmun0en AM &0rper mo @lie.
bern, e6c IS ibrcn 3ruei T0dtern &C.
lang, sic 6Gommen 5u lGiden. Sic
fanO Auino9me int Mig. WarpIdno
6olpital."
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
ASSAULT CHARGE AGAINST
L0NGSH0REMAN DISMISSED
Man Accused of Shooting at Neighbor
Is Locked Up After Being Given
Liberty, but Is Later
Released

A jury in the criminal department of
the superior court yesterday returned A
verdict of not guilty in the case of
Charles Stoltsen, charged with assault
ing Gus Tanquist with a revolver on
January at San Pedro.
The men are longshoremen, and ac-
cording to Stoltsen, Tanquist awakened
him about l o'clock in the morning
with a demand that he come out of his
little cabin and join him in emptying
a can of beer. Stoltsen refused. and
Tanquist became angry. The latter ap-
piled few choice epithets in a foreign
tongue, and the woman who was with
Stoltsen says her "old man" fired a shot
through the door. A bullet entered
Tanquists leg and their troubles were
transferred to the court rom.
Stoltsen, after his discharge, went to
his attorneys office, and thence to the
county Jail to get his clothing. The
jailer is not a linguist and could not
understand what the visitor wanted,
but his face being a familiar one he
was promptly locked up. He remained
in Jail three hours while visions of mis-
trials, retrials and other trials swarmed
his brain. Stosten was finally released,
but as he made his way to a San Pedro
car he glanced furtively about him,
wary of every passing policeman, and
did not breathe freely until the car was
well along toward its destination.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
MAY DISMISS CHARGE
AGAINST W. H. SEELEY
FERRIS RECEIVES PART OF HIS
MONEY BACK
set, but Probability Is 1t VIII
Never Come to
Trial

Because of the expense to the coun-
ty in carrying on the trial and the
doubt in the district attorneys mind
whether a conviction can be secured,
the indications are that the trial of
Walter Hoff Seeley, charged with en-
bezzling $3.50 from "Dick" Ferris, will
not take place.
Today is the time fixed for the trial
to begin, but yesterday the case was
taken from the calendar to be reset
and the proba abilities are that it will
not again find itself on the books of
the criminal department of the su-
perior court, except to note its dis
missal.
Owing to a partial reimbursement of
Ferris loss by Seeley, the belief was
expressed yesterday that any action
against the latter should partake of a
civil rather than a criminal proceed
ing, and the district attorney hesitates
before entering upon trial that would
cost the county $500 or more unless he
has good grounds for believing the
prosecution would be successful.
Seeley is charged with embezzling
$3.50 from Ferris. At the time the
complaint was sworn to it is said he
was indebted to Ferris still further
Later he rendered a payment of $3.50,
which was accepted by Ferris, but
whether this was to liquidate in part
the first or second amount has not yet
been decided.
The transactions between Seeley and
Ferris, it was said yesterday, We're
more in the nature of dealings between
business men and should, if there is a
controversy, be settled by the civil
courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE;
MUST SERVE SEVEN YEARS
Thomas L. Leighton Sentenced to a
Long Term in the Penitentiary.
Suspected Forger Placed
on Probation

Thomas L. Leighton. who pleaded
guilty on Monday to a charge OF at
tempted burglary, was yesterday SEN
fenced to San Quentin prison for seven
years by Judge James.
Leighton, who is 2S years old, at
tempted to enter the store of c. P.
Sprague, S05 South Olive street, on
the night of April IL, and was captured
by officer L. Hollowell.
He resisted arrest, but was over
powered when he han into a wire fence.
Leighton told the court he was drunk
the night of the attempted robbery.
A large number of burglar tools are
said to have been found in his room.
Sam Webb pleaded not guilty to a
charge of burglary yesterday and his
trial was set for June IL. Frank Coons,
alias Frank K. Williams, pleaded
guilty to a similar charge and will be
sentenced today.
G. Miller, charged with burglary, was
discharged on motion of the district
attorney for want of sufficient evidence
to convict. He was charged jointly
with R. M. McCabe, who is now serv-
ing fifteen-year term in the peniten-
tiary.
r. S. Anderson, who was placed on
probation January 29, after pleading
guilty to the forgery of a check, swas
yesterday sentenced to five years in
Folsom prison because he violated the
provisions of his parole. Anderson ad-
mitted having forged another check
for $40 recently
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

compassion, not ridicu1e. But the
world never sees under the superhclal
mask of appearances, and that Whlcn
lies beneath it it is not believed.
Years ago William Murdock. now
known as "Uncle Billy" Murdock, was
head assayer at the smelter in Orc
Grande. In those days the smelters
were the sole support of the little
desert hamlet. and things were pros
porous, but 1t has. been nearly a score
of years since the smelter furnaces
have been red or the echo OF the
stamps has resounded.
Loses His Wife
From Orc Grande Murdoch went to
San Bernardino, where the first OF his
misfortunes overlook him. His wife
died suddenly. Within six months the
assayer had laid in their graves his
wife, two sons and grandchild. There
was still left him one other child-a
beautiful golden-haired girl-his "baby
girl"-whom he brought with him to
Los Angeles. Later he left her with a
family at Long Beach, and when the
father went to Catalina two years ago
the daughter was drowned while bath
ing. An undertow caught her up and
carried her out to death in the depths
of the pulsing ocean.
That unbalanced him.
Ever since that fatal day, 1T is said,
"Uncle Billy" has been wandering
among the combers, always carrying
his hoe in the belief that some day
the body of his daughter VIII be
washed up to him. They say when he
digs into the sand it is always with