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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-11
Neuolper. HnS Mcfierbclocn.

-
Sobn 5. Simon feuert ntcbrerc &c.
polOerihuiie olti ieinen Sdrpaaer.
Qotte eS altf ieinc 6rolt abgc.
iebell. - @irtbitoftsoiipu fijbrt
5u Stederei Monatc @e.
tangniB fir oen augreiicr.
&n Der norooitlidell Goli5eiitation
lpnroen geItern ourdJ Ridtcr Sep.
Iin9er 5ipei Elumber p%eroonnert, pom
oenen Der cine GepOlperlhiiBe unO
Der anOerc MeiierbelO mar. Qic
ShieBerei ereignete iid) geitern iriib
tltr3 ilad) | ltbr al Der Ma0iion-
StruBe unO ais RciltItat lit 6rant
g|iemeDer Don Gr. $40, Noro.0ap.
ltroBe, uni cine 6ingeripiBe drmer.
Sn Der 8obnung BON 5rou &. Sol.
~ gtr. 1927, WooiionitraBe, bate
Ith an 0onneritag NbenO cine Iuitige
@cielidaft 5uianmengefunoen, lm-
ter lucld)er ii6 oltd) Nienener nit ici.
lier Sdiuelter, 6rau Hoic Gimon, be.
fanb. gIls Niemeper gcgen I llbr
cine iltu8e Game mad Der StroBcus
bobn geleitete, tral cr init leincm
SdmuAer Snbn :. Sinton bon g}r.
1899. Dit : WtonumentitruBG 5uionl.
men lpeld)er i'm beauitragte, ieiner
6rolt ST. lngen, er ipcroe Oieielbe er.
l6icBcrL lobolo lie 6rau 9oilcp'S
Muus pcrlnilc. Niemcper ridtetc Ocu
Nu'trag oll9 lrl0 febrtc Oanl All
Die StrdBe 5llriid, I'M Sin1uu bon
ieincm &orboben ob3ubringen, aulm
luor er je0od) Scbtercm %gegcnilbcr gc-
trcten ais 0erielbe eincn RcuoIpcr
6og un0 nlf Niencpcr i%culerte. gtud,s
Dem CT 5lucimnl gei6oilen, mur0c
ibm Der Heoolper bon Wnr. 9llgcnt.
9ir. t1O5, &otpItroBe, entrilien uno
III Der n1d)lten Ytinute mar audi 80,
light Ioniels 5ltr Stelle, Der ale Orei
WGnncr perboitetc. @liifliderrueiic
hattie MIR cine augel g~etroifen uno
bicic bate nur Die 6ingeripiec Sic.
ricpcr'3 m%itgenommen. SInon lullrs
&c inter $500 Siirgifoit fiir onS @c-
rid)tsUerfobren geltcIlt.
Haut buI0 talt 9 ltcllt.
Gie Welier =. Ntfiaire ereignete iid)
bcreita ON Z. 9e5ember, ober Ser
@eIb oerielben, Spluoro 6iibcr Don
Or. Is, @nrforo,Hono, fonntc crit
an 0Onneritog Ibeno uou OerEoli5et
Geiobt perben. GSiiber trof am &c.
n%ounten Soge nit NoIter Scpn1un
Don 9tr. 1928, Sbcrtuooo.Noenlte Dem
CT nngeblid) id)on Iongc fein0lih &c.
ltinnnt mor, in elmer 8irtbihnft an
SoriorD., nobe Nortb Ipenue, 3l-
iamnlen. Gin nttbeocutcnotr NnloB
iiibrtc 81 tintm Streit. Giiber luo
ieinet @e9ncr eilt aiti Die StraBe
81 f%ontnlen. 2eBterer folgte nlo
ipllroe bon 6iiber NIT einem 0teiirr
an 0ola mo al Der linfen Seite Der.
lest, 10 Dob CT mebrere Gage im so.
ipitol liegen mitbte. Rid)tcr &epli1.
ger pcrurtbeilte 6iiber SIT So INTO
Soften ltno 6 Wonoten @efGngniB.
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Mritea bas StcfenpfcrS.

1NN
-
Qie @roBgei6DorCnen balteu bobere
ShuntIicen3 anaebraht ltno Don
groBcm &ortbciI fir Die Staot.
Strenaere Gorihriiteu fiir
Nirtbit1iten e%mpioblen. - Gie
2lutomobiI. @eiete.
@ic idoH III iriiberen Sabren
qleidc G6rperidaiten, beidGitigen
lid aus oiesmnI Die @roBaeidlUore-
men iiir ben beenoeten september
Iernin nit Den ShnnfgeieBen nno
oereu ongeblih larer Qurhfiibrung
ieitens Ser Eoli5ei. Be5eidnen0 iiir
Die 3uitdn0e lit Der i0lgen0e Enlilis
ibres @eriht$: o%llnter gegenlpdrti'
gen 3ltitdnOen lit es ie6r idNpierig,
9epeiic fiir oie berid)teten 8~erletun.
gen Ser SOmtaa8 Spirituoien 8 8e.
icBc SIT erlan1elt, uno i'll Den meiiten
6dllen 5citiAt EerioIgun9 mir Said.
ci0 Der oorgcIooenen 3eugcn. 8ir
i%nooiiiren oltfs GrnItIifite Die @m.
picbllnBcn frii6erer @roBgeihpores
ncn 49, sic Ynnabme zines @eiebeS,
etc WirtbihaitGn gu 5luingcn, Hou'
lealtr lIn0 an0Cre Torrid)tl1nAcn dbI
5uihaiien, 0ie cinen flaren luto I'M
bebiuoerten GinbIid III baS >Ennerc
mGbreno Der perbotcnen Stlnoeu
p%Crbinoern.
Nir gIollbcn ouberOCm SAP cine
hohcre 2icen59ebiibr, gIeid ser in an
0eren grobcren Stiotcn cingeiilbrt
pcroen ioutc. Iieic milr0c 0ie 3nbI
ser WirtIi6aiten perminoern mo
ser Sta0t 81 9roBem 8ortbcil gereis
d)en.
Vic limo scr ieitcn llebcr5cuglHa,
6nB Die Sonnta8Saclete i'll Se3ug ouf
oen 8ertalti non @uareu oller Art
nidt ltrcng gcnllg ~all5getilbrt luers
0en unO empiebIen, 0aB oaS EDliSei.
0epartcment fiir alle llebertretlln9ell
un6 Iiscriminotionen perantmortltd)
oeboIten neroen iolte."
6erner beihGitigen iih Die @toB-
Gci6morencn nit Ser ltn5tlGnglihfeit
oc8 8cIetes, meIde5 bic 5dbr8c.
~idmin0igfeit ser Nnutomobile reglt.
lirt ut0 empfebleh bnB Golijiiten
init Wotor . Snbrr1oern an Ger ct.
EouIitruBe uno Mount Nopnl.Auenuc
itotionirt ner0en %iolten.
Die 9eridte ser SpeSinl.Gomite'n
Iobcn sic 5iibrung oes 3uftbauies
mo @efdngniiieS itno empfeblen, Dab
Gin competenter Nrditeft ben 3uitano
ocS @eiGngniB . @e6Guoes utter
ilben iol, ebc elm Nelt. o0er llmbuu
ooielbit b~e9onnen miro.
sir Npartementb0uier mer0en oic
Glcidcn Gorid)riiten i'll 8e3ng out
altsgdnge empIobIen, mie iolde fir
SoteIS llno Gbeoter Jest 5ll Strait be-
Itcben.
Nid)tcr @rigbt cntlieB Die 0rob'
Reinforcement nit oen iiblid)cn @or-
ten oeS IanfeS. Seutc iin0et elm
gbitieoSbanfett itott, bel Dem Ger
O6mann Nmmioon Ser GbrengoIt
ipin miro.
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&Otbe 8u6
"Deutf6en GOrre(ponoent''

fir 1908 lit in @urberritnng.

Sober rcaeIm6Bige 9@lbonnent OcS
9lQttc5 o6 iiir ole tG9Iide, m6dent.
Iifc o0cr Sonutu9S . guSgobc, miro
Elm GrcmpIar uncntgeItIif crbaIten;
oaiIclbc lit nidJt 5n ~pcrfunfcn nnS MIR
Subicribcntcn mcroen cs erbaltcu.
Gin poiienoeS NGuiabrS 8eitenf
fir 5rcunOe ms 8ermanote i'm Qllts
bcimatbIanOe lit Scr modentIihe
Correspondent. @enn iebt beiteut,
miro oil sic 9toreiie and Oa5 Hotbe
Wub bei0r0ert merOen.
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ilnterbaItuuas L. 8egmsiirr.

.@,uft. Naturalization Ruiicu in r@il6.
fire+,
.Guhetb" - 6rco. Sroin's rGeir 1alciiics'
.SIaHeHiS" - aIbe Gjreo SIrls' WdutoHe",
rTuro's" - ABE Gborus gaoN".
ncnnioaH" 49, ~ Sighting Gbdlce".
rglubttprium" - 56c Naus In s0tua 9dieh" ~,
,NiarlIauo." - Hettb'o an Star 9auoe'
bile"
,,g,ep Munumrn.al" - oMib Gep gorf. IT.
$500" 3ortb.HpcHne uUo SntsStrnHc 49,
SGalid g|rfteuuugcu %oreiitrter ptloer Ibicre
NSuuoelbiloer mo Roui6ulfu6rCn.
Subin'e, 4Ol-40G cit.Sultimure. etrnhe -
MISUNDERSTANDING uuo beiucalihe 0iloer.
.,Sbe Mi5arS," 0iabtS tr, nubc GroBitraBen'
9(artt iinb 9eriugtous Hahe GbdrlessSirdBe -
Tdllit gloriiibring BON gSuuocibilocru,
,5dlp nbcnurrcin pDu Baltimore" - Qiontag.
ben t3. Sduuar. 8uun5iattcs ~StiftuuQetctt uHo
Wuu IN Der .GerNuUiat NtdHHcrt1orapuuc",
,3HtcrnatiuHalcr BeuiCr 0erbnuo Der S0tcl.
nuo Observation-Disclosures SCitipH Salt'
more NioHtaQ, Den Is, Sdulur, 81. Sitts
i~uHqsiCii, llHicrbuIiuul unN NdIl.
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@~ereiniate Ginger BON Baltimore.

SereiHIgte sanger pOH SalitmpFe.
Monotlide @%eriumnIung III Der
.@ermanta N1rnertor Sale.
-3aS Ibbalten cines 2ofal.S Gn'
ieiteS bei6loiien. - RerGitS I'M.
iihtige GorberGitmgen %getroiietl.
Die YTcreiuigten SQuger Don Bal
timore" bieIten 1eitern IbenO III bent
tleinen SoaI ser ,@ermunin = Wedn,
ncrdor . Sale" inter Dem 8oriis
beS RrGiibenten @eurp Sbpmus ibre
r|egeInobige monutlifcG eriammlung
ob. Scrr Bcorq Simmelbeber iurl.
girtc ais ErototoIlfiibrer. Serr 1T.
NOrocnbol5, Der Sefretdr oeS Nr.
arrangements = Gonlite's, meldJes nit
Ocn Sorbereitungen fir 0us 2ofaI
S0ngerfeit betraut lit, erituttete Ell
ncn mISfiibrliden geri6t. 9emieI-
ben 81 6olge ioa 6nS 6eit ami Roll.
tcg, Ben %. SUM, I'M @eitcnb.Borf
ltattfinoer. GaS Yreiaiin9eu miro
%iolueit ais Die GinJcI = @ereinc
III Vctrad)t fommcn, i'll 0rei
aloiien o~bgeboItcll, 81 Scr ~eritcr
&laiie oeb0reu &ereine, mclde iibcr
iiinf5ig Witglieber 5Gblcn, SIT Der
5~luciten &luiie Gercine nit 20 bis 80
Yfitglieoern mo 81 Ser oritten9Ioiie
Sereine, nit ucniger ais % Mitglie.
bern. 81 Dem TrciSitngen iollen
Oltd) oltSlpdrtiBc M}itgIie0er cingelo.
Den ipcrocn. IaS 8ereinS . YreiSiill.
gen ninlmt nm 5luci llbr Had)n1its
tags ieincn Nniong m0 5ipii6en I II.
s llbr Ibcnbs iperoen ole Wtoiien.
Gb0re gcinngen, fir ipcld)c popuIGrc
Sle0er ouScrlu0blt iuer0cn lollen.
Froiel'or Senlbcrger lit nit ser Nus
mubl Der TreiSrid)ter betraut nor
0ell. Gle Eciic fir ouS Ereisiingen
merocn BON @onnern ser S~ereinigtcn
SGnger geitiftet. NIe Varf.Gomite
mur0en bic SO. Sreb. Rprbenbol3,
Nenrp SbomoS, Ntguit Shornagel
unb @eorg 2eifert olsertoren. Gnc
&creinc, ipelde iid) an Dem 0reiss
litlgen betbeligen lpolen, miiiien lid)
bis sur n6dItcn GeIe9otenlibung al,
meloen.
.@ermunia 90 1nner6or."
Ole Ornnlotiid)e Scftion bes Ger.
mania . WGnnerdors" fiibrte &c.
tern Nben0 Die oreioftige 8omooie
81 &opoI Hunatpap" auf, bel iueld)er
lid Die folgenoen Eerionen betbeilig.
ten: $, &. Siepermon, 6, =. Hotb,
&enrp Sell, Jun, 2inoon u. &oper,
IS. Steinmonn, =. @ebiter George,
@. s. &ruie, Sttilie Goldman, Worp
q. &oupt unuo Minnie %. Oettilger.
Iblcben. - @eitcrn GormittaQ
Itarb Or. Senrp 5. Sebb i'm Ilter
ron 65 Sabren in ieiner Wpbnuug
5t HanoaqstoDn, Baltimore. Gourtp.
Or. Sebb mar mebrere Sabre 0iit.
elieo oes Staats . Central, Gomite's.
Won 1885 bis 1887 mar er Gountp.
S6abmeiiter linb bon 1898 bis 1899
SeItumentS = Ge9iitrator.
Sm 9lter bon Sc Sahren Itorb
seltern 6rnt 2eno Sermalt, @ittme
ron Ioniel Sern1Mr. Die geeroi.
glng iinoet am Nontag 8ormittng
10 llbr pom Srailerbauie Nr. 111S,
Sinoen.apeuue, aus ltott.
= 5ruu Torotbea Wagner, 8ottin
bon Geo. Wm. Wagner, Itarb geiterll
i'm sitter bon 70 Sabren. Die Beer
Sigung iinoet am Wontag Nodmittag
. llbr BON Nr. 1909, Noro.groao.
tuauL aus itatt.
Sr. Sobn g.. Blum ifieo &c.
Iiern I'M 50. 2ebensiobre aus bent
2eben. Gr binterl1Bt feline 8attiil
Sane Blum, geb. Strait. Die 9eeroi'
glung iinOet morgen Nahmittaa .
llhr pom Srauerhauie, Ir. GA,
Noro.Wilton.Npenu aus ltatt.
@enbeler's !6ptcl, 400 Galpcrt.,
n - m
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CUR gcadltun1.

3u eSsu.ffs 6orrcipunDent" nimmt 5n tsbsr
8eit Srrtfte auf Rbsr grrIpbuuatn, SutbSetten,
@tburtstnae, goiocue uro iIlberus Scddeiteu,
@eienihaftS.e IbcnSe etc, nit ben 9'nmrH Der
gnipefenbeu, bic aber Seutid aeidrtebeH tetn
iontn. sum Reriounl.GotiJeu iuerben germ
aufseupmmen. Die 9iuienSer iOIher SsrlGts
NIT lien nber ibreu s1amru uuterihrribst nHo
Dor 9inem uift u%erGeFeu, tpo bic 5eitIihitlt
~fattfnnS - etrabr uub SausnummeT.
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Shtffsfdrten

ton ullo mad europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Teip.Dorf, 4aiiite ODER 3piIfen'
oed. @ehiel, alisldnoiides 8elo,
Greoitbriefe uno @eIoienOungcn.
Sbeu. s. 0iener & &c.,
Mr. 217, Ci.ynltimoresS trakc.
d.
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SebbeI's ein5iges gtelier.

@ir baben MIR elm atelier In Salii.
more, unS bas befinSei iid in Der
Gtase 80 ebener Grbe, Nr. 321, 3prS.
Gar, nabe Sisb-Sfr. aimoer.Eho.
tugropbieu cine SpeaiaIitat .-aeins
Meenten mnb feine SreppcH 81 iteigen.
5. 6ebtsJ. 6. Grni Uefdaitsfabrer.
(27C-l
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8cnmteumnbL. - ,\u scr am
Tonncritog itott9cimOencn Ser
iamntluna scr Baltimore Soothing
Eonicctioner'S NIiociotiou" iino Die
fo~loenoen @comtcu iilr GoS Tom.
menoe 8eid1ftSiobr crluGbIt WorOen:
Er6iiocnt Geo. !. 6oItrr, @icc.Rrait.
Dent Charles 6ebrmonn, SeFret0r
Gamuel 6. Mnconodn SdoBmeiitcr
Wm. u. 5000; Greflitip4 Gomitc:
Sobn s. Goldman, u. y. Seoauc. Y.
Z. : McDinbon, Sobu u. SdGirr
nno Sofob @epIer; Gclegoten 81,
Dem I'M Sui III Detroit, Did, itatt
finoenbcn Acknowledgement Sobn
$. Goldman, Geo. :. 6oIter, Sol. i.
Saltcr, Gbos. Sebrnlonn uno u. y.
2caaue; Iireftorcn: Z. Sopt Sonea,
Sobn 6. Miles, Sobn $. 2eocrer,
Sobn Werner mo grncit Nicile.
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Wun See nno Safem.

6Gbrt nut 9an6ung Der Eaiio.
giere uudl COLLECTION peiter.
n0runoenburg" nadl Baltimore
db%geiabrcn. - oSerington" lpic.
ser flott.
!Sertc 0ormittug unt s llbr miro
Der ,Ioroocltide 2Iopo"-9 umpfer
| o5ranfhrrt" am Nier Nr. 8 81 SO.
cuit.Yoint onIeaen. Icrlelbe paiiirte
&op 6errp geitcrn Nodmittug INN
800 ll6r. No6 Hunoung Ser iiir
Baltimore beitimmten 100 Faiia9ierc
f0brt Ger Gompicr uut @olpeitor
lpeiter.
Ser ,Norooeuti6e 2lopo".4 Compiler
.YranOenburg" illbr geItern 9tudD-
mittag UNI 3 llbr nit 100 Faliaaie.
rem Don Vrcmcrhuueu nad) Valti-
more ub.
n&erinQtou" mtC0cr ilott.
Ser 9umpicr ySerinQton" Don Der
o0iertont9 uno Ntiners IranSpor-
tution &c." mcldJcr ON 0icnItag
9todt bel (SnnleS Eoint itronoetC, lit
luicocr fIott. IS gelonq Den Shlep-
perm crit nud) mcbrcrcn pcrgebllden
Wcrllldcn mtU nod]ocm 400 Gonnen
Ger Suoung entfernt morhen maren,
Den 0umpier in t~ieicrca NaIicr 81
5icben. Ger lexington" miro leine
6obrt nod Sopumlab IorticBcn, 10.
bolO CT icine Yooung micoer al Sor0
gcnommcn bat.
&eu6t bill bel d. GotBt.
Gle &nipcttorcn oe3 >. Sclldt.
tburm . 0iltrittH berid)tcn, ooB ooS
bel Den 0cunlono SboaIS i~totionirte
Seuhtihiif iuGbrcno cineS Stumc5
uHt Gicuitug 2Ibeno bcidGOiat unO
ctlun fiinf Wfeilcn BON i%eilter Citation
mCggctrieben ipltroc. Ger Captain
0eS S6iffea bcrid)tet, baB 0oSieI6e
Guf ieinem Goiten perbleiben fam,
oo Ole H%cparutllren an Ort unoSteQc
roracnomnen Wcr0en fonnen.
81 mettcrerE ropibcucc.
GLmpcr
Ger Srod)tpcrtebr Der oWferhnntS
un0 Wincr@ Transportation Comp"
bat 10 ltorf jugenommen oaB Die
Gompugnie lid enti6loiien bate, 10
iort einen ertro Compiler uiti ser Yrn-
uiocnce.Sinie ein5uItellert, meIfe fiirS.
lid megen ilolieu 8eifGftSgangeS re-
bu3irt porben NOR. 0ie I,lSiidtcn
loiien oui mcitere 3llnnbme Der 8e-
ih6ite ihlieBeu.
Iuf bobe d lagen.
Noh bier ein9etrofienen 9tohrid).
ten lpltroen mebrere iogenonnteSoils.
boote, oui oenen lid angeblid Bob.
men aus bieiiger Stabt befanoen
lpGbreno zines I'M 0olf bon Uteri.
TO m%iitbenoen beftigen StltrnleS
ullf bobc See peri6lagen. ,Seoe3
Sobr, lpeI1n Die 3ett sum Ginmafen
bon 6riiftcn fomlnt, geDen 5ablreide
b0bmii6e Sanlilie bon Baltimore Ii.
unoeren Stdotcn ua6 Slorioa uno
uiele ~oerIelben nobnen IN Soltsboos
ten eittInng Der &iiIte. Sol. y. 6.
Gbimef bon Der 9obmenbole fennt
ntebrere beige bobmiidJen 6onlilienL
ole sur 3eit in Sloriou lpeilen bat
ober nod feline Nahrid)t erbolteL pb
li6 oieie auf Den perihlagenen 300
ten beiunoell.
Serr Sbimef gluullbt nidt, ooB
inter oen pom Sturm 9etroiienen
@oltimorer 9obmen iino, oa Die Seb-
tcren regelmdBig bel Der rHuge Bros.
Canning 60" IN Geoor Sens uno
Mpalaticolo, Sloriou, 9eidGftigung
nebmen ullb in ieler 8egenb Der
Stitrm nidt 10 beitig miitbete. In.
ter oencr, iucld)e 5ilr 3eit III 6lorioa
ilno, b%cionben iit 9briitopb HodIiB,
Sol. Eoo5imef mo 6amilie, Gop.
mono TaIcntu u1o Somilia, Sobn
Sipu uno Somilie uno Spiepb Matci.
ia mo 6roll. Nob Gd. Sbimef'S
Angnben bolten lid Die bobmiiten
TunniIieu geuobnlid) pom /. Nooem>
Der bis I. Mtoi IN 6loribo oui, bu iie
bort iebr lobnenbe 9eihdftigung iins
Den.
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,Sarmpnie . Gaft,"

Er. Ala, @ci.6ahette'S trake, GarI
Sdmiot, Snbaber. @irsbnrser Sof.
brGn friid am 3apf. 9imers, sunpers
q Ia carte. SeSen Samitas Abenb
Trei.Gpnscrt. (april1.1O
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@cnbcler's !Sotcl, 400 Galpert.,
Ode Mnlbcrrp-St r. Glesante Sdlaf.
simmer, mGfise Yreiie. Iabl5eiten
III icbcr Sasesseit. 8esnlare Diners.
Seinitc 8etrGnfc mnb Gigarrca.
Gigcntbiimcr @altcr u. Wenbelcr.
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Sin @0ttcrtrauf

lit baS BON Srco. 9aucrnid)miot'2
nAmcrican Grcpcrp" bcr1eitcllte
cSolacc.Nicr." IS lit ein burdailS
reincS, rcihc3 uilo o~niprchcnoeS
@opien. mo Mnl5aetrdnf mo ais
St6rfeipcn0er mnurrpIeihlidI. llcber.
3eugcn Sic iih ourd) 9citeIlrutg elmer
Site $50 bel Shrem @irtb o0cr per
Gel. s. &Y. 364, Mo. 1491. Nroue.
rel 11O4-l12S &iIeu. Ctr. 90
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Stcuer Ginnabmc II.

Stcuer " Il Il 4 y III c II.
Gle Stcuer . ginnobulen itno in
0iciem Wonnt beoelltcnb bintcr ocr
Grlpartlrngen 5uriid gebliebcL mo
eriudt Steuer.gimebmcr 9roiun sic
Steuer3abler, ibre Steltern 10 baIo
els moalid) 81 be5ahIen. ga Die leetell
If Gage i'm Wonot oaS 8corGnae
iebr groB iein uno Die Stbiertigung
lGnacre 3eit III Nniprud, ncbtnen
miro.
Sobe Sterberatc.
@is geItern Mittog ~ llbr muren
I'M @eiunobeits aunt 2sl 8ooeSi1ue
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The Detroit times., 1908-02-27
LABOR PARTY MAY
BE ORGANIZED

Members OF a., lsror unions afIliia,-
ed with the Dctrol, Federation Of La.
Dor will have an portunity to decide
whether an independent labor party
will be organized In Detroit this AR.
the meeting OF the Federation Wed
nesday light was very strongly 10
favor VI The proposition, and 1t Is now
up 4, re individual members to de
eide whes' CT they want Labor par
ty.
This Is a matter that has been de-
bated for years, but In the past tho
leaders have always held back on such
action. Some of the leaders have been
In politics themselves but advised
against the unions going In as body.
All unions desiring to take a position
must vote on the question by Marcn
20. o
C. I. Richardson. cigarmaker, start
ed the discussion by reference to the
anti-boycott decision of the supreme
court. Sam T. Penna said that to rem
edy conditions the workingmen must
use their votes. Only two votes wore
cast against submitting the matter 10
the unions.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-27
C0NvEN TON HALL
TO Be BUILT BY
Commission
THIS Is THE LATEST SCHEME AND
THE COST. CLOSE TO 100000,
TO BE RAISED az THE ISSUING
OF BONDS.

The proposed convention and music
hall was given new impetus Thurs
day by the decision to form commits
sion to erect such building. On mo-
ton of Aid. Renaud. one OF the spe-
cial committee appointed to discuss
the matter, it was decided to create
a commission composed Of w. C. May
bury, Prof. A. H. Griffith, two mem
hers of the Michigan chapter Of arch
itects, Ave members of the Board of
Commerce and five aldermen to draw
up plans for such building and see
to fits erection.
It was estimated, In the meeting
held in the council chamber Thursday
morning, that the cost Of a suitable
structure will be almost $1,000, 900 and
II Is proposed to raise the money by
bonding.
Such building will be monu-
ment, a thing that will be OF benefit
to the generations 20 come, and Its
cost should be raised otherwise than
by spreading 1t on the tax roll" said
Renaud.
The commission will 60 ahead with
out regard to the several plans put for
ward for halls, being confident that a
bigger and better auditorium should
be built than might be erected by pri-
yate enterprise.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-27
THINK H0L0PH
CLEVER BURGLAR
POLICE SAY CAPTIVE MAKES
SPECIALITY OF EOoTIN0
LODGING HOUSES.

In the arrest OF Stephen Holoph,
aged 20, the police believe they have
captured clever burglar, whose
speciality is the looting OF lodging
houses. Holoph was arrested by De-
tectives Kane and Walsh, of Scotch
station. Wednesday night, on charge
of burglarizing the lodging house off
Alexander Hlavatz, at No. 26 Mackie-
St, and stealing $50. Holoph had
been rooming in the place several
days. After his arrest $40 was found
in his pockets. He waived examina-
ton before Justice Jeffries on the
burglary charge and was. held to the
recorders court In $1,000 bail.
II Is alleged that Holoph makes a
practice going from city to city and
robbing lodging houses In this way
after stayiung long enough to locate
the hiding place Of the proprietor's
coin. Detectives Kane and Walsh
say he is wanted in Trenton, N. j.. on
a similar charge.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-27
DRIVEN TO DEATH
{. BY WORRY OVER
FA|THLEsS LIFE
FORMER SOCIETY LEADER or
HoNEsDALE, PA, ExILED BY
HUSBAND, PASSES AWAY IN
SISTERS HOME IN DETROIT.

A sad story OF faithlessness and
exile that ended swiftly in death is
completed with the burial, Thursday
In her old home in Pennsylvania, OF
Jessie Wood Russell, who died Mon
day In Detroit
Her life-story is one of two loves,
the worthy love that ennobles and the
forbidden love that destroys. From
poverty, she became the wife OF a
rich banker, was respected in her
circle of society. only to fall the more
swiftly and, banished, to died in a
distant city.
Jessie Wood was the daughter OF a
drayman in Honesdale, Pa. She was
possessed OF beauty and OF a
pleasing voice and became the so
prano of the church choir. Henry
Zenas Russell. son of a bank presi-
dent, was member OF the same
church. They were married, and for
years all was we'll and they were hap
py with their five children. Russell
became the head of the bank.
In the same bank. the First Nation
al, William G. Baumann, millionaire
shoe manufacturer, was DIRECTOR.
The two families lived on. the same
street. They were at the head OF
the fashionable society OF the town.
Between Baumann and Mrs. Russell
the love that Is wanton and accursed
grew up. They are said to have met
In New York. Then Baumann became
jealous of another man. New York
er, and fearful lest he make some dis
closure. Mrs. Russell wrote him . let
ter impleFing him to be silent.
Thdat letter fell into the hands OF
Mrs. Baumann. Suddenly made cog
infant of the manner in which her
husband had treated her, Mrs. Bau-
mann was not disposed to give mercy.
She gave the other woman the alter
native OF confessing her misdeed her
self or OF being exposed,
Last July the break came. Mrs.
Russell nerved herself to tell her hus-
band that for ten years she had Sc
cretly loved Baumann. She was
turned away, her children taken from
her and sent to a relative OF their
father in New York. and action was
brought at law against Baumann,
charging him with immoral conduct.
He was fined 5000 and is said to
have made an arrangement to pay
Mira. Russell $500 year. The case
was tried Jan. 16, and Mrs. Russell
came at once to Detroit, where she
sought asylum. with her sis1fr, the
cultured and respected wife OF a
bookkeeper in prominent Detroit
concern.
Her life broken, her children gone.
and all her hopes OF happiness wreck
ed, the unfortunate woman grieved
Her health had broken down
under the stress Of the past year
and the last disclosures took away
what feeble strength remained.
Monday. Mrs. Russell died. Her
body has been shipped back to Homes
dale. her faithful sister accompanying
the remains. Simple funeral services
will be held for the drayman's daugh-
ter. who became a social leader and
then an exile. being one OF the worlds
erring ones to whom the accession TO
wealth and ease became the forerun-
ner- of faithlessness--