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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

nlGbig lonaiam i1lbr, mllrocn ab9erll'
len rno Ser Eoitpagcn u%Tnaepor1en.
Galtro'S S%uitano befrieot'
gcn0.
Berlin, 9. Sanuar. - Gtprtano
Gaitro. ser iriibcrc FrGiibcnt Der lib
ameritaniihcn Hcpllblif Seue5ueln,
oil lpeldlem am /. Saruor cine Spes
rotion uoIljo1cn murbc, mod)t quite
| Iortihrittc nlli Dem @c1c Der Sciies
rltll1. Sein Nr}t u. %arucl crud.
let i'm bcrcit3 al2 allier @efabr
itChcn0.
0cfrct G"aItro'9 mtoer'
rucn.
Caracas, &cne5nclu, 9. Sonudr.
- FrGiiocnt @omc5 bat ba3 pon Dem
irilbcren Er1iibenten Goilro crlaliene
Getrct, bob irclnbc Edible, Die IN
SaicupluBen bon Hcnc5lcla anlcgcn,
ibrc cigenen Sd)il'oltulcr mitlilbrcn
oilrien, miOcrrllicn mo Die Solgt
bapon miro luobrltcinlid) iein Dab
Die ,Ropol Mail Cine" ibrcn Tcrtcbr
nit &cnc5ucIo mlcocr %ullfncbmen
miro.
Maon 9. Sontar. - Gic ollss
mGrti9cn aemtcr uonSoQono, Tranf.
reid lmb Gn1lun0 pcrbcnL elmer Ser
cinbarlng 5uIoIlc, mabrId)cinlid, o.
meiuid)uitlid) nit Dem pom ErGlioent
@on1ci uon &cncillclo nad) europa
n~eianotcn Spc5iolacianoteu Sole &c
\. Foltl jluctfa SciIcMna Der 2iiIc-
rcn}cn ihrcr reipettiucn NcaicruuQeu
nit Ger characterization 9feplblif
lm%tcrbnnbcln.
GcmnGd) it Ninrid d. tuugeu
in Sranfrcid.
FnrtS, 9. Samunr. - Sn Sol9e
Der Gntiteiorng ocS irun5oii'd)en
Mab!netS, Dem Neiflllb oe$ Forla-
mcnt9 nod)5ufommcn, Der Die 9cibc.
baItun9 Der Sooesitroic IN fSrdntrcih
%tcfiIruortct, mcrocn III Der uGd)llcn
@odc I'M norblidlcu Sbcil Der Ne
pubIif mQbrifcinIid) mchrcrc !&ins
~rid)tun1cn l1ottiiuocn. s. unrtcn
jest - &crbrcd)er olli ibrc Sinrid)-
tlllla; bier oaoou iiBcn IN Barrier Sc.
lGn1liiiCn, mo oic Barrier Ncpoltc.
rlulG miro bcabolb boloi1lt micocr
Sinridtul9aiccncn anlcbcn f0llllcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

ccinllocn. pic ans Src@0cn bcrid).
tct miro, babcn lid Die muHaebenoel
Naftoren. Rc5icrlul1 mo Mebrhei'
Der StGnoeuer'anmllula, iiber DC
@eItaltlna ocS neiicn @ubircd)ta &c
cinigt. Sic Giniiibrrng bcs Flnral
@obIrcdJts lit oenlnod) ielt bc'd)loIlc'
ne Sodjc. Srci Elnralitimmen mer.
sen iiir 9ilolm9 @clit. altcr, ScG-
boitigteit mo Selbilitonoiatcit 81.
.loGbrt. Sic Nahlfreilc mcrorn ncll
cinaethcilt, mo lire ,}obl miro Der.
mchrt.
Mcitc Stiitun0 iiir grbo.
unIsbctn III.
Cant icicgrnphiifcr Melomlg ats
Ioln hat Der oortiAc @ehcimc Son.
mcr5icnrntb Stcil cine balbc Millioli
Murt iilr eiu Grbollmashcim 9elti;
ict. GicicS ioll mittlercu Neulntel'
mo aauilcutcn. mrld,c feline Anac.
horigen BADEN. ole fiir JIG lpr1eu ton.
men, llntertlmit aclpGnrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
1oel 6utman & Co.
112 bis 1872 Nnrn- Gutn,u-$trubP.

IN hnlbcr Mohc zines @crgea etluo Is
&ilonleter liiolidl bon @erppiac Tag.
@icr lullroc id) uller nleiner Ilcioer
bis al,i oie Iriuhoic e1tlcoigt. Tann
nnlbtc id) Die &dnhe allf oen Miidcn
lcacll, hnnlit McnotteS. Die Snlo-
ldle!lcn oil0cbrad)t mcroen tornteu.
3aro.li iuilrhe if linaeiekt u,o nit
SlBeiien pericben. Gnolih muroen
Sololdlcllcn ltnb SuBeilcn nlli benz
Riidcn 5lliomncnqeblunocn. paS cine
pclnpoll tummc Soltrm1 bes aor
pera sur Nplgc bate. 9ieies &rummt
ihliebcn lit Die aefiird)tete Grapoubi
he. Sn oicier Stelllng ml,btc id, I'M
Oal,jcn 10 Gage Sllbringcl. Sabci
crbiclt id) mir iluci @oiicrluppe, Die
@odlc, cine an Sonnto1 &ornlittog
uno cine uin GonnerItuN. So idl nit
beu SIllbell oitf Dem Hiiteu nid,t
lelblt eiicn tonntc. nlubtc Der Monl1.
ipcld,er mir Sic Suppc brud)te. Mir
oicic mittela ctles 2GffclS cinfloBen.
Nur bel Sogc Itanb ell &oitei, bel
mir. Ses Mof,ta lag id) uGlIig Der
laIien al DEM e%iniolnell, mcnlhenier-
l,cl, Srtc. Iann horte ih ooa III.
lcinllihe @cbel,l Der Shafalc uno
Sp1ncn. DIT flane ca aus udd)iter
NGbc. mn idl 9lai,bte, mid lpehrloS
Den 3Ghncl, Der 9eiticn rrcisGe9eben.
Rod, jest luunoert es mid, oab lie lid
llid)t III. Den gebedteuS Gid 9eieEt mo
mir bas Tieildl bon ben &nof,ell 1e-
Ireiien baben. Sd bate niht cinmol
cillen Singer odaeaen riihren tonnen.
griaeihloiien ,ul.rne ih IN ocn is
5ogen mir 5%tpcinlal. Gum critelt
Mnle. ais mir Der Ser9cant mein
Selno, meine Shuhc mo meine9luIc
reiteu lieb. gum 3%ipeiten Malc, ais
Der Wtaior Der 6orniion anili ul,an.
aemeloct sur Snipcttion fam. Gr
ihidtc ben Yoiten nad) DEM Eager,
lllll ocn Scrgeuutei nit orm Sd,li!l
icl az bolei1. Ger Sploat fam ahcr
nit Dent CORPORAL 5uriif. Ml,i elmer
Sragbabre ul,rbc id) lud) Dem 9anlp
aetrogcll. Icnn an @eben Dar fein
@ebonte. Cen Serqeanten iano moi,
llad,bcr nit 5erihoiicncm Sfooel III
ieinem 3clt. Gr tul.Bte, luas inn
mad, bieier Silipeftion oiirh hen Mto.
ior beporItono nnh bate Die Solges
rllnaen nit DEM &epeloer ee5ogen.
}tpci Mouate nlltBte idl in Spitale
;ubringel,. Gam maren Die 5olgcit
Der Sfraic, Die id) fiir ben Naub elmer
alten aate erlitten Latte. cinigernla-
Bel, iibcrmiinoen. I'D luar luieoer
oienlttoualid,. Dit babe id) banlals
ben Iob herbeigeIcbnt. Iber oer9rie1
Der 8robmnltter a,lt meincr 9rnIt
id)iibte mid, oupor, 'Sa,o All mid,
ielbit Il, legen. .Mod) bcltc, I'M Sabre
1908. trage ib Die Harbell. iuelfe mir
oie Sonoidlcllcn oanlolS b%eiaebrad,t
l)ohru"
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Nult iucittraacnocr @coentnna.

Sopcfo, a0nias, 8. Salnior. -
0os obcrIte Staotsscrid,t bon San.
los bat bette oos llrtbcil ocS q.
ItriftsacrldltH pon Sbapnee.G ountp
acacn bic "&nternational @nrpcltcr
Comp" beitatigt. Die Gompo9nic
mub lpegcl llcbcrtretling scr Ml,ti
Sruit. Sc'eBc Don aunias $4,000 be
5ab!en. Sic Gn%tideionng iii Don
ircittrdacnhltcr Seoeut,uig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Sic Yctben cincs ?trfmoen Eeaiu'
MGrs.

aiirilid, lit IN Seutld,lanb cin Bud
.Im Seer Der Seinlntbloieu" Don
Iictrid) &orlucrf rrid,icncn. oaS oei,
@eroeaana cineS oelttId,en Sremoeu'
legiun1rs it,ilbert. Tic Nrernoenlc.
aion lit 10 oar9eitcIlt. iuic tic in Der
Grinncruna eincs friihcren S~egior,urs
lrbt. Mn ocn bimmclid,reienocn Sei
ben. Die onrin allf @riinb 3lperlulii
ger auiscihnungen Gcitilbert inn.
bat Der &erfalicr, mic or lelbIt luat.
nihts ncriddrit. iolbern nod piclcs
perhiillt mn eemiloert. @ir tbcilen
bier elm GrlebniB nit. COS iif az, CT
,1cn .aaBcnrol,b" fniipft. Ter Sclo
ocs @ud)es bate init einem Sfloffd
n,craoeu. Hanleus Glferau. pom
Suteer eetriebell. in @erppile eilter
aose Sen 8ara,,s gcinod)t. I'M, Tic
ais .Sonulta9sbratcn" ill uer5chrei.
Gie Iolae oieies Streidles miro in
Dem 9i,d,c 10 geid)ilbert: Elm itdd)-
item Gage ipurbe GlienmI BOZ, oerslr-
belt AM StraBenbau juriifgernfeh.
Gs ipar iein Slid. @alb l1ud,ocm ct
tort iuor. ir,roe i'd III Sergeant Ser
net bciohlen. Cir iagtc mir ben So.
senrolib aui oer aopf il,. Seligllcl,
luor ulii,o9lid). Sd aeItoito ILles.
Hur ben aon,crnocn perrictb i'd
nit)t. @iitbcno iibcr rneiilc TcrItott'
belt rici Der Sereeont ben Corporal
nlto 5ipei Mannl. uon benz %cinaebore-
ren Mad,t Commando Der lirdila
Iei,rc nit @ctuchr,a sic mnBtelt mid,
III ibrc 1tittc lrbNsclt rn1o ettna 800
Dieter had Siiocn binfiibren. Mir
lmnd,tcn Salt in elmer Sd,lntt, bic
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Sentid)er ais Srnjt. ErGjibcnt.

Ncm Dort, 8. Sollinr.-Mal.
be!fur Stmioim,altl, Gbci Scr
SdNmihtmauu Eottnltc Somp. in
2cutidllonb. milroc tclltc sim Vrdit-
oclten Der u,Snocpenocnt iScrtiIi3er
Conn" cruGh!t, ipclfc nit, eincnl
aopitol non $30.O0O,0OO iucorporiri
iii
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MiinidIt Die WuroWufic ;uriid.

Fbilnoelpbio, 8. Somior. -
,lrdil %. Tlorencc Orb bat acridt
llt]c Sdlrittc cin9elcitct. nm hcil he
uolper iurild III crlanacil. nit mel
dlenn lire Sdnucitcr tSruu aotborinc
%el'el lhren @ottcn Gopt. :. Gloptoll
Grb III bclicn Sanobeim .Rco
Wdblc5" bel Meoia. ga. rridoG. Ger
Neuolpcr beiilbct lih in Nelit Der
Eo!i;ci ocu Mcnio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
yGunititntipn Sslano."

Snl Sale Der Mmlabnlc bca @cid)cll
res ,orobt" Ole Gridcinnlna oca
cr'tcn llntcrrod@ I'M Seuotsiaal.
@oih in0ton 9. e., 8. ,>an.-
Gle Gntidciounn1 onriibcr. Oh Son.
Ititiltion SSlonb"bic hiitoriid ~iilterci
lantc fleinc Snlel nohc @cIt Eoint,
Gigcntblm scr Nulocorcaicruna
iucrbcn loll oocr lidt, hGilgt lcltias
lllcr WciIc bon elmer Gtifcttcl1 Iroge
ab, lpcld)c ipc,icl Den Genet IN Hidt
unbctr1dtlid)c 9luircgum1 ucricst bot.
Irou Huiicll Sage mo Die biaberi9e
eiaenthilmcri1 Der &lIcl, Sri. Nnnie
Rabbit Warncr. babcn bcfnnntlid,
oct Gtt'd)lib aefaBt. bclnatc Sniel
Der Ration iltln @cid)clf 81 mod,cn
mo olclcl g&iinldl Dem ErGlibcntcn
bctalnlt 0caebcn. FrGlibcnt Hooics
pclt 'clllcrlcito nat DEM Gon0rcH in
elmer EotIdlaft bon olcirr ocncrolell
Ih,idlt Hilloe Negchell mo cnlpfph.
lcl. oab Der Gn.QrcG hiclc Wubc al,
rchnlcn moac. Mclm Ole Hation ei1
8c'hellt crbult. 10 nulB oaiielbe BON
GoigreB forllcll accepiirt lucroen mo
Der GoilgrcB lprld,t Dem Heber oanll
baiiir ben Tnnf oergatiol, ats. @enlt
ober Der Gonarei cine S%nnteSreioM-
ton anllimnlt. 10 lit bon1it bcrtomnl-
lid, pcrbnnoen. Dab oic Eerl0nlit)tcii,
lpcld)cr Die Sontcs Mciollltion ailt,
in beibcn S1lllcrn olli S%cbcnsScit3 81.
tritt 5lln S%itun1sinolc crb0lt. so
ipaS lit idlon bGuIi9 ucriiiat morncn,
abcr nod nlculols lit elmer Ec.ions
lit,fcit pciblid,cll @cihlchtca nicic
Ghrc 5I SGcil 0emorocn.
IS lit cbcn nod nirt o~oaeipcicn,
Dab cine Nran oocr cit Ironlcii, Der
Nation chpa" gcldlcnft hat, ullo oie
Tra9e, oh cincm iuciblihcn@ elcm bas
.Eriuilege OF the Nloor" in ocn 81
blnNsi1lcn 5uocitonocn merocn ioIltc.
lit ocsbolb nic %entid)ieocn morocn.
Soil bicics bishcr llncrhortc llllil lett
aeihebcn, bas iii Die Nro0c. Sner
iuaS loll mon iolllt thun? Sas &c
id,enf gar nid,t onmchmen? Socr sic
Stiftnn9 oca .6onltltltion Sslunb"
obne ..oen Tonf bcs Gon0rciics" at
ncbnnen? Gas acht bod, nl;d) niht.
Man mllb lid, ood) beounfcit. 9lber
lm Senot lit man lpcSicQ ouiacregt
barber, meil bis ictt nlenlala cill
mciblifcs Mcicn III Der 9cbeiliateil
&aIlc 5iigclaiien rporoen lit. nGbrellh
cS im &ouic lid, b1ilfi1 crci9l,et hat.
bab bel beionoercn W%cleacnbciten,
iuenn Ole 8anerien iiberiiillt lporen,
@attinncn bon Mitgliebcrll in ben
Soal 5u1elnIicn uliroen, rllo Die flci
men Sod)tcr bon SpnNrcBnlitglieoerll
iicht man icbr oft nil aemphnlid,c1St
tiunasto9cn bel ibrcn Topos in bcl,
aroBcll Eebnitiiblen. Sir bcn Scnoi
biloet oicicr Toll cin aol,i fislidcs
Silcnlno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Ser Gbimciem. Z d)nin99el.

sort Mortb. Ieras. 8. San.-
Sed)o Gbilleien, Die ol,i einem tSraht-
@dg9on Der 3erus.EociIic.& abu cir.
qeidmllaaelt mlrocll, mi,rocn beiltc
tcim Gintreiien beS 3ugcs IN I'll Eo.
ic icIt9cnommen. Gent 6radltbricI
5uiolge io!ltc Der @oggou Mobe!r,
entbaltcl. unb !. &. Anberiou, al
ben Die .Mobci" aorciiirt nareu.
mltroc ieitacnommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10
Ssd,s iniiiicu bnnmcln.

Union Siin. Scnn.. Q. Son.-
Scdys Radtreiter m,rroen BIER hcltt1
5nm Sobe perilrtheilt mo loHen olll
10. Ncbrunr binaerittet iueroen,
mdhrcno ppci Nl,oere lebcnsIanalihl
;3,iH)t)oilshait crhielten. Sic Nn.
muttc Der Tcrurthcilten brnud)ridri9.
tclt o1s Wcridlt 1lli Der Stelic, ooB lie
an oas obcritc Stootsgerid,t nppeai
rem lpilrbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-10

ler Tragc ernunnt pltroe. cine into
reIlante gelendtuna. Sn benz Be
rid)t beiBt es:
"yflht mebr, ais % Ero5ent oes in
oel Naenturcn p~erfauiien NltobolS
lperoen Der Goritriit aenrGb 81 me
ol5inilten 3lueden %pcrlpunpt. Ser
Gurtlt)nittS. aen,t lit ST. icben Ser
ta,l1 on'tonosloS bercit, obnc lid) If
1e1otpic 81 p%crgcrpiIicrn, bob nid)t
ole Ahlld)t rlnrchtmdbiQeu @cbruuz
dies porlle9ts Silr ioId)en Wlrcdtn1G=
Blgen @ebrdtld) idcint Is MIR cine
ScTlnltloH 3n gebcn, mo 6o@ iii Gin
@cbroudL Der niht III 6ficntlidlCr
Srlultenheit iiibrt."
Ser Serid)t cmpiichlt, Der Altohol-
Tcrfouf ioIl, bonn Stualc Iclhit III Die
0nllo Henomlncn merocll. Jtllr 3lpci
Sorten Mti5tcu, cine Sorte Sin.
Vrdlop mo Ilfobol iollcl 5l,lll ger
talll blclbcn, luubrcllo Bier, MoI,hit
re Omit Nuonabme bon Stollt ulo
Fprtcr), Sotftails mo iiir mcOiiini
Idle ,}inefc beitimmte Spiritlolen
pom TerfauI IN ben AAcntur2u aus.
geldllollen iucroen nliiiicn. Se$ @ci=
iercn miro Die @iniiibruma ciuca be.
lonhcrGn ofii5iellcn SIegcla iiir ole
IN NHentllrcn pcrfGllflidlc Spirlnlo.
lcl c%mpiohltn, lomic Elm @cicB. nod,
Dem ca ltrafbor lit. onocre, lpie iold)t
@ctruntc IN ir0eno elmer A0cnlur
nllf5llbcmnhrcn.
GRIM pie ser ,Srodcncu"
IN @elt GirQinicn.
@btelina q. @.s&u., .. Nonuar.
- Nad) bellie bier ein1ctroiicncn
Nohrihtcn ilbcr oos Grgebnib Ger
Mbltlmmulacn, Die ilber ole tSruge
oc@ erl1ubten Nltoholncrtauf5 IN Is
flcihcrcn @cmcinOeu p%orgenommen
iuurocn, ltinnmt1n Sem pom linen iilr
"troder. Ole llbrlgelt 0d)t mir
"IclldIt." ST. @iliam3port. Y. ga,
gc9en!tbcr Morietto. Chic, .uoren sic
anbalacr Der "Srodcn "9cme0lung
licareid. mo Die 9cuolterlmNen bon
Mllllanatopn mo Marietto oabcll
ihrer genteiniumcn Nreuoc ooriiber
ourd) enc StruGenparooc mo oos
Solltcn Der a~irhcnglodcn Nnsorud.
No e III pbt@ protcltirt acNcn
SrodcnlegunG.
McmphiS. Gem, 9. &anllor.-
@eid)dfta- uno FriputIcutc non Wcnl.
phia hicltcn cine Maiienpcrionml-
lung ab. IN Scr 0eacn oic aulahnle
cillea StnotasE Observation-Disclosures. in
oem McrnpbiS nit c%inNcidloiicn ma
rt, cner1llher Eroteit erhobcn iplir.
DC. Is lpllrocn Mciolutioncn onae.
llomnlcn, iii benen bcrppr9cbobcn
miro, lueld)c TdhtDeil> Gin iold)es &c
leE Dem @cifdftSlcbcr ptr Staot
brillaen niiroc. mio III ocncu itott
oe''en Socnl-S Option lnlo hGhcrc Si-
cCn}cn IN &orldlaN arbrud,t mcrScn.
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llnelc Sam brandt Wclo.

ohinaton g.. Sonlar. -
Ser Sd)osonltsietrct1r benodyrid,tig
Il heiitc Die Hational. @onten. oab tic
bis ,ium %. Sonilar $4,000 900
unb bis ilrm TO. Sebrlor meiterc
$10,000,000 9unoesbcppiiten ms
Sd,nBanit 5uriif,ublen miiiien.
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TIonfeu.
ElpriNcn.

Tl0rifen.
Snrmortsuen, 9Seibnn6ts.S peaiaItt1ieu nub
Eeroraiionen, oeSgleider Wlumen.Deftns nnb
dIsertuiibIte Simmer. Del Der ~fiir5eftet Nerad,'
rihtianna iitS Az ben mdbiaften Vreife1 III
Der stdbi ~aelieferf. Grabbing Stainps nit al,
Ien Ginfdufen. 1et Vtsmeu6ertsn, Tr. 634 n
SIG. Hsst.Wsitimpye. 1tsahe. Gee. n 2nfien,
Gi1ertdiimcr. (Tesi5.1VO
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. Sslbitmoroe in SapGn.

Gbicogo, Q. Sanllar. Gem
Vroieiior u. :. McGlintod poil ocr
Gbicuaocr l%lnipcriit1t Suiol1c luorcl1
ric S%elbitmoroc III Sapan in oel, let
ten ~ Mcnnten iablrcid,cr ais jc iit.
por in cincm alciheu 3citrdnm. Ger
Troiciicr. Der piel gerciit it, iilbr!
Die 3lmabmlc Der Se!bitmproc III Sa-
pan aui bic borten 3eiteit sllriif.
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sem ii d..

u { III Il y . III Cn d. tyrCW
Der: ,Sagen Sic nal. mas onaelil
Sic 0cln oa?" HngIer: .Sefte!,"
Srenioer: ysld. iino oerm bier
Sette in Dem 3cid)?" anglcr:
IA, i'd weib nidt, bis ieet babe i'd
ndmtiu, nod, fcincn Nefmacr!"
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&atunsen bauern fort.
MQe in Der Sttuei5 ppbuenoeu Ditrei'
diidlen Reierpeofiyiere 5ur
Tabuc %aermfcH.
Ser Riidpl9 Scrbicn'S i'm Sfuptihi

Ger Riidyug Scrbicn's i'm Sfuptlt)l'
na. 3miit,cnIol irudItct nid)ta. -
Neue Gitreid)iidc GruppentbcIIe
III ben unucttirten Frooin5en
@osnicu uno @crjeAopina auigc'
iiclt.-@rai @crd,tolo tebrt nid't
aI8 oitrcidyiihcr @otifoItcr an
ben Yctershurger Sol Nlrild, -
Stlid)tung allcr GiiIercn5eu nit
DER Eiirfei eriDartct.
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VPfltH, y. Sultltur. lSrull
sRiQ. Die Satin oes amerifaniifen
HptiHaiters, leibet an einer leidten
Nerpenerihiitterung. Die 15lge cines
9uiomn,enitobes 5lpiihen benz alto.
nlobiI ibres 8otten. it neld)em lie
he,tfe abcnb @eiiif,e abitattete, u,o
chem Noitpneen. 3ie @oroerrdoer
beg HiitcmobiIs, meldes perbaltnii}-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-02
PROMINENT MEN
PUSH PLANS FOR
CLEVELAND SHAFT
Decide to Incorporate the Cleve-
land Monument Association
of New Jersey. m
COMMITTEE WILL GET
FUND OF Sl00, 900
Woodrow Wilson Chosen Vice.
President at Meeting Held
in This City.

/ A meeting of the Cleveland Monu-
ment Association of New Jersey was
held today in the Prudential Insurance
Company's superb board room, on the
seventh floor of the Prudential build
! ing Former United States, Senator
John f. Dryden, president of the asso-
citation; former United States Senator
James Smith jr. vice-president; for
mer State Senator Henry D. Winton,
secretary, aud State Treasurer Daniel
S. Voorhees,, treasurer of the Cleveland
i fund, We're present.
| 1t vas decided to incorporate under
the name of The Cleveland Monument
Association of New jersey and the
old officers were elected for the incor-
porated association. except that Wood
row Wilson, president of Princeton Uni
versity, WAS added as the vicepresi-
dent.
President Dryden was empowered 10
appoint an executive committee of five
members who will have the entire mali
agement of the securing of necessary
/ funds. A constitution and bylaws
were adopted and Woodrow Wilson and
Moses Taylor Pyne were elected a COM
mittee on site and monument, the
monument to be erected in Princeton
and cost not less than 100000.
The board of trustees consists of
thirty members and nearly all the
prominent and influential men selected
were either present at the meeting or
have accepted the honor. The full list Of
trustees consists of Hon. John f Dry
den, Hon. James Smith, jr., Hon.
Henry d. Winton, State Treasurer
Daniel Voorhees, who are the officers
of the incorporated association. and G
E. Breckinridge, of Bergen county;
Vice Chancellor Edmund b Leaning
of Camden; former Governor Edward
S. Stokes, of Trenton: Governor John
Franklin Fort of East Orange; former
Governor Franklin Murphy, of New
ark; Gilbert Collins, of Jersey City,
and William c. Heppenheimer, of Ho-
boken.
f. A. Roebling. Of Trenton; Woodrow
Wilson and Moses Taylor Pyne, of
Princeton; Edmund Wilson, of Mon
mouth county; former Governor John
w. Griggs, of Paterson: DR., W. H s.
Demarest, of New Brunswick, president
of Rutgers College; Richard V. Linda
bury and Halsey Fiske, of Bernards-
vile, president of the Metropolitan In
surance Company; former Chancellor
William j. Magic, of Elizabeth: Hanil-
ton w. Mabie. of summit; Francis
Lynde Stetson, of Connecticut; Judge
George Gray. of Delaware; Paul Nor
ton. of New York, president OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society;
John H Findlay, president OF the Col
lege of New York; 70. c. Benedict, of
Connecticut Colonel Anthony r.
Kuser, of Newark; Frederick Ffeling-
huysen. Of Newark, president OF the
Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Com
pany: General Joseph w. Congdon, of
Paterson; r. d. Foote, of Morristown.
President Dryden will appoint the
executive committee soon. and the
members will at once begin the work
CONTINUED ON second Page.D
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-02
NATIONAL FUR
FELT HAT MAKERS
TELL THEIR SIDE
Association Issues Formal
Statement, Giving ManufaC-
turers' Version of Trouble.
STATEMENTS ATTRIBUTED
TO UNION ATTACKED
Employers Refer to Guyer Fac
tory and Contention of Men
Regarding Label.

A formal statement of the National
Fur Felt Hat Manufacturers Associa-
tion in relation to the trouble over the
use of the union label was issued to-
day. 1t is as follows:
To Our Employees
In June, 1908, the Guyer Hat Com
pany opened a factory in Philadelphia
and made bill of prices with COM
mittee of their employees, which was IN
ali respects regular and legal, as it was
signed by four men of the shops crew
and sn the presence of the local officers
of the Finishers' Association. The wage
schedule was substantially as paid in
all the other Philadelphia factories.
In July of the same year, a schedule
OF prices was made by arbitration for
the Guyer Hat Company for hats made
in Boston. The words lin Boston were
used purposely, so as not to confuse the
two factories, for at the time the Bos-
ton bill was made the Guyer Hat Com
pany was operating in Philadelphia
though it was known in both cities that
it was the ultimate. intention of tho
Guyer Company to concentrate their
business in Philadelphia.
j. p. Maher, national secretary;
Charles Morris, national director for
Boston, and John Scully, a national
for Norwalk. who were cons
yersant with all the facts In the case
We're the arbitrators for the Boston
(Continued ON SECOND page.l
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-02

SPRING LAKE. Feb. Miss Helen
Maloney, of Spring Lake and Philadel-
phia, and Arthur Herbert Osborn. of
New York, were married here today by
the Rev. Stephen M. Lyons, in st. Cath
erine's Roman Catholic Church. Mar
tin Maloney, father of the bride. has a
summer home here.
The formal announcement of the mar
riage was made by Mr.. Maloney in
Philadelphia to the Associated Press in
the following statement
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Maloney
announce the marriage of their
daughter Helen TO Mr.. Arthur Her
bert Osborn. of New York. The
marriage was soiemnized by the
Rev. stephen NJ. Lyons. pastor at
st. GATHERINGS Church, Spring Lake
n. j., on Tuesday. February ?, al
8 a. M, in the presence of the family
The above action on the part of
Miss Maleney and Mr.. Osborn is
taken With the full sanction of the
church..
The marriage of Miss Maioney and
Osborn marks the elimination of a
chapter of what may properly be
termed an international romance. 1t
began in October, 1907, when the social
world was startled by the announce
ment that Helen Maloney had eloped
from her fathers palatial summer home
in Spring Lake with Samuel r. Clark
son. of London. who had been a guest
at the home of Mr.. Maloney, who is
one of Philadelphia wealthiest men
and prominent socially.
Mr. Clarkson occupied a social posi-
ton In London. and it was understood
that he was suitor for Miss Maloney's S
hand. For time after the elopement
the young couple We're missing, but Mr..
Maloney finally located them in Europe
and brought his daughter back home.
In the meantime the discovery was
made that Miss Maloney had gone
through a marriage ceremony with Ar
thur Herbert Osborn. of New York,
who was then student in Princeton
(Continued On Third PaEe.)