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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
&pnl Gclbc Der &plitif.

-
Nfor8cn Groiimt1g Der republifoni'
idcn Stoot5. Contention. - 3c.
legoten aus Sen Counties IulQcn
i6ou an. - Die Nu~fitearug Oe5
Sltoi5iol Eidet5 bis nd6iter W>u-
not ouigeidoben.
Gle Hepublifoner oc& Stuotc3
meroeu morgen ibre Stats g GoH.
oentiou boIten, obne Elm SlIoi5iul'
Gtdct fitr Die Staot Baltimore i'm
ScI0c 81 6o6en. 9ic G%on0iouteu iiir
Die &idtcrGmtcr merOeu mogli6cr-
Wciic crit uu Die Uiitte 0e8 nGd)Iten
Ntonat9 bcrlm nominirt meroea.
Qic5 lit cirt mgeu0bnIi6eS Gor-
tommntB, ga pnlt sur 3eit Scr
StuotS Contention Ole lGmmtliden
GonOiOotcn ser Yortei fompfgeriiitet
ST. itcben pflegcn, mo bat 51t Der
Oielieitig 9ctbCilten 2(niid)t &eron'
loiiung Gcgcben, OuB oie HepubIifa-
ucr c9 bel Der AuSuobl 5ueier Gall-
OiOotcn bciucn0en mo Die brittle
Domination often itcben loiicu pcy.
Ocr. Serr @iuiom 2. Ylott. scr
&oriiber oe9 rcpllbIitonii6en Stoot.
Counties, gob acitcrn 5lL, DAB GIN
loldc@ &orgebcn i'm 9ereih Ser
WI0Qlidfcit lieqe. bciiirmortetc obGr
ielbit Ole Domination BON orei Gnu=
0i0uten.
Gret &otnn5cu in Ser obcrItcu Sc
ridDtabnnf limo bel Der beporitebeuoen
@ohl mlS5uiiiQen. Die Ien1ofrotc.1
inOoiiirteu betonutlih Oen &epltbli.
touer Mifter 0obler mo nonlinirteh
Ole &idtcr NeuiSler unO Sums. mel.
de ieiner Belt bel @utIte6ung 5peicr
Edtdn5en bon @oltuerneur Grotber3
crnonnt mllr0en. Nidter Go6ler Mrs
notiirlid) bon ocn Rcpublifuuer1
mieOcrnominirt mcrbeL mo Serr
Sclr0 Sltff0 ld)elllt NIT 5lenllIdCr
9eItimmtbeit ser 5peiteu Tominas
ton lid)er jt ieiu. 9luBer Dem 2ebtc-
rem merOen IN oieier &crbinourg
nod sic Nomeu Der 6olgeuoeu &C.
1lonmt: Stills IiitriftSomualt Wor-
riS q. Soper, r.StootSicuotor
&eluiS Eubel, 8oimeiiter ". &oQ
&orriS, Hitter 2eier bonn Steucr-
gppellotion5geri6t, 6err &obert
Sollton uno Gr.&iilfS- StootSompnlt
@iQiom G.Smitb. Bon oieien idJeint
Serr EllBe( sic mlciiten G6oncen 5il
bubelt.
&iele Delegoten 5u Scr morgeu i'm
oWtorplono g Gbcoter" ItottiinOenocn
rcpublitoniiden Stats Gonuer,
tion longten geIteru 9(6enO bereit5
OIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Ooa Guoc fam pcrbdltuibmabio frico-

ooa Guoc fam perbottnibm1bi0 irico.
upll.
0ie Nomen ser ont Sonnto0 pon
@lrnoen @ebiiienen limo:
Nl6ert g. Semmer4lo, 10 MunutC
aft, bon 9tr. 1907, NorO- Gottcriou-
Yo~rf.9luenuc, on &oic unO WIunn
i6mer perlebt.
@u96 Mc@oinep, 10 Sabre alt, BON
9tr. 1920, 9%orclopItroBc ms 9ein
gebiiien.
SonteS @i0iom& y Sabre alt,
BON Nr. 1920, Noro .GolucrtitroBc,
am linfcn Yrm gcbiiici1.
Charles W}gera, g. Sabre alt, bon
9tr. s, @eorqeitroBe NouObcrru ms
redte 8einp aebiiieng ..... ....t
Snr 6oac bes tlcincn ScnmerSla,
oeS S0bndcnS Oc3 9eteftipS Surrn
8. Nemmcralo; lit Den llcbcltb6ter Elm
gon5 tleinc0 ShoBntnofen, mplhr&
nid)t oiel me6r, ais 5pci YiO. mic0t
unO Scr 2icbling Scr Qnr5cn 6omilic
mar, ieit ST.. Senmcralu Dor brci
&ubrtn 0u8 Sbierdlcu - GcOro lit
lcin Same - bon Sun2ntonio, Ger,
mitbrudtc, Ter tleinc NlbCrt pilcQs
tc uiel nit Dem Ghicrhcu 5rl ipiclcn.
Nnl Sorntaq frnd) CT III Dem Siin0-
Gcn bin, Oo& idIoiclo ooloq, lrno
Ic0tc ieiucn &opi oui Ooiiclbc, oils c@
uulipronQ mo i'm in 9toic lmO 2ip.
pen bib. &r. @emmerolu uubm icin
S0bnd)cn iofort ms Enitcrr ,SnIti-
tut no Ole @unoen oll3gebrount
mltr0cn.
Der Sumo, bon Dem Nll06 Nic@oi.
men, Der Sobu BON 6rou Nnnic Nc.
@oincn Qcbiiicn lpurOc, Neh0rtc an
9cblid) Srn. Sobn @ibion bon Nr.
2l39, @orClopitroBc, iiir mcld)cn oic
Grnu Mc@oincp geitern in Der n0rO.
Iidcn Foli5eiitntion ciucn Noitbcic6l
crluIrItc.
&nmeS @iaiomS, ser Sobn pom
Nruu &ofob i, gSiuiom9, mltrOt
bci'm Spleen oltf Der Creppc ocS
Nouica Nr. 2t1 0it.25, Strobc. pom
cincm i6ottiid)en SGGfcrbmoe in
oen linfcn Nrm gGbilicu. Ger Sumo
mar pon einigen SduIfomcrooen
ouf ibu Ge6eet moroen. Or. $. j.
&ooper BON gtr. 1925, st. @oulItroBc,
fouteriiirtc oic @unbe.
Nlld) Charles 0lDerS, Der So6n
bon Srn. un0 Srol MperS, murOc
bci'm Spiclen non einem beronlou.
fenocn &u10e ottodirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Ga0aaerie amfacbutcn.

8iIfesbarre, So, %. ghuguIt.
- GreiBig Tam 9opoIlerie bon ser
Staatsmili5 langten beute 4beno
bier. uoaitdnoig fir oen 5elooienit
otlsgeriiitet, bon @poming al. Die
iclben irbren NIT Dem 8 llbr. 3uge
udd Wcaees &ods ab.
gittsburg, ga, %. 4ltguIt.-
&eute abelto muroe bier befamt, boB
Gle Staats.G o%nltabIer bon Scranton,
so, geieGl erbalten baben, loiort
nod Meaees Nods ob5n5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
$ommer. 0eforts unoEGeater
Nnn Shore. 0orf.


SIN Ban Shore Borf" begnm &C.
itern Signor ga W}onocn ullb ieilt
htrii6mte8 OrfeIter EN- @uitipieI.
Gle aiinitler fommeft oireft bon
9Oln0'S Yier in 9ltIontic.G itp, NO
0lcIelben gang auBcrorOeutIid) &C.
ieiert murocn. Signor Ga Wouoco
lit ais elmer ser beiten 0iriaenten
SInlien'S onertannt. @r crbielt lei.
lie mulitnlild)e Gr5ieblng IN Dem be.
lGn1lte1 GonierOotorium i'll Wuilano;
is Sabre alt, 0irigirte er leiu critics
CONCERT mo bate eirlen groBeu gr.
Iolg 81 uer5eidnen; aud ais 6l0ten'
Soliit lciItet ct Seruorrngenoes. Die
6Gblreiden SebcnSpiir0igfeiten uno
llnterboltlurgen oeS EorfeS iin0 uad
mie Dor beliebt bel gllt ullo Sung.
2ie @eld0it9leitltng bat Die Ginrid).
tllng getroffen, OoB on ieOem Gage,
nit NllSnnbme 0eS Somitn9S mo
SonmtugS, bon 2 bis 3 llbr Nadmit.
tags ollie NmiiiementS oeS BorfeS fir
Smbcr irei 5ugGnolif limo, cine
gieuerung, sic jeoeniollS beionOers
bon Der ilHgen @eIt nit GROCER
6relloe be9riiBt meroen Oiirite.
@mpuH Sat Iorf.
Ger Erogronmlued)iel imo @pDn
Sot Gorf." Der g~eItern eintrot,
bringt luicoer cine Nn5obl ollcrs
e~ritfloiiigcr NlmumerM Onrunter ole
iol8cnOen; Ole sc WapS.I ruppe in
einem mogiiden gfte; Sitter mo
9iobinion 8eIongss mo 3an5 9uet,
%tiltell, uno Der nbcme9lite aifen",
Gontoriioniit. Iuh ole iibrigen ut.
truttioncn 0eS BarfeS erirelten iid)
ltetS glIten 3ltiprnd)S: 1on5eh Boot.
iobren, Bo0et; elm jeoeS bat ieine
@lmeinoe. Hotun SenniS. uno guie.
bna.GntGuiioiten fin0en bier idone
unO gcrdunige SpielplGte. Gic
6obrt mad Dem Barte gem1brt mill.
tommcne Gririitung mo iiibrt Den
Seiuher Our6 cine iebr ou5iebenoe
@Cgen0.
Zen War.
Die bcriibmten blauen @erge, alf
Oercn b0dyiten Spite ous berrlid)c
Gen-Yior gelegen lit, boben niemal5
eincn iorbenprGdtigeren 2(nbIid ges
wGbrt oils geraoe Jest ga Der Serbit
liabt uno Die Natur nit Dem ihou'
lien 6orbengemanoe ans ieiner Bal
Iette tleiOet. IS nimmt oober .penig
Wunoer, 6oB gero0e 81 oieier 3eit
ole GAIL Der Een.Dior 9eiuter BON
Sog 5u 11g iteigt. Die Stmoen,
DIT Scr NuSiliiaIer BORT in oen Der.
gen perIebt, Dergeben ibm mirflid)
ioie i'm 6lll9e. @iebt eS oody 10 niel
0u llnterboltlng, 10 pieI Der 9(6.
lred)SIung, uie lonlt icIten irgenomc
gcboten miro. Sn Dem gerGumigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Wills nidjt g%lan6en.

6rou 3onteS Mcgidor ItcGt in N6'
rcoc, bob lie III Der SheiolmQV'
tloGeA Pr 6rou Gorog. @onion sc,
gen oeren 7~2=jnbri9en @otten ais
Correspondent GeifaltHt iIt.-SinN
6rrpnhinntts 'i's .a ! . @5
+" -~" ""nn5iR ~. pgtlidt n ,,a
6rnu SHne3 Mc0idar BON Nciu-
9orf, frirtrr- Gmcrion
Don 9oItiHtbrf, Sic drrdJ i6on 6rolr
Sorncr geiueien lit, itcQt in l(breoe,
Dob iic iilaoOer SheiounQSfloQe ser
IS Sabre alter 6rdu Gora Z. Snniru
bon Ntlonto ge6en Woior s. i.
Sonion ErGii0enten Der oGentrol.
9nbn bon Georgia" ols Goreipolls
Dent genonnt lit; MIR 9rnninnle BE.
6%onolung iei in Ger alogcitriit ais
SdeiounaS9run0 %ongrQeben nor
Den. 6rou WcGidnr loGt Ierner, OoB
lie mo 6rnu SonIon W0brenb ibre5
N%llientboltS in Ntlonto ole intimIten
6reinoinnen aelpelen leien mo oft
9ciude olatallid)ten.
@ctonntlid) muroe Ole S6eiolngS.
tlogc Der Srot &Qnlon Wtittc lebtcn
Wod)c befurmt, mp eS bieb, in Der
&loge miiroe sic ih6ht, 80 Sabre
olte 3rmu Goiip gmcrion Sorner
Nicgidor nIS Correspondent on9coc.
ben. IS bicB, Dos Gbcpoor lebte inn
cItcn Ginuernebmcn, bis Grolt NC.
8idnr, Oie tnlm % Sabre olt uno
crit Gin Sabr uerbeirntbet lit, Nic Dc
fo1ntidnit oeS WtoiorS mod,tc. Gr
ioll lid lterblid in 0ie 9oltinlorrr
Sh0nbcit perliebt BADEN. IS Nor
Dies INN 6ic 3eit on lie ibre S6cis
Ounla bon Sorncr betricb, i'm Sabre
1907; obcr ipGter iebie cr tort, i1r
Nltimcrfinmfeitcn 5l crlueiien, 0enci
gegcniibcr ieinc Satin nidJt rlbig
blei6en fonnte. Gr pernod)IGiiiNtc iie
ni6t nilr, lon0ern bebonoeltc iie NIT
olISgeluhtcIter @rouiomfeit.
Ger Wojor iettc ieincr Something's.
meiie oie arone oltf, olS or 1rnlt
Garrett, ieine 1od)ter, olS meibliha
Spibc beS SollSbolteS einiebte. Gel,
ne lo~ngiGbriqe 2ebensgefGbrtin
5wona er, ioui Dem folten 8dOen Ell.
mes gooe5imnlerS 5u idlofeil, ollBer-
Dem joll Ct ge0robt 6oben, lie o65u.
mnrtien, 6eibt c5 IN Der &loge,
Ger Wnior ibcift midenblidlid) nit
ieiner Eo6ttrz p5roii @drrctt, III
Ssnttle. ludhren0 6rom, MeSidor liG
nit ibrem @otteu in Rempprt olli.
bdIt. Fort lit ie bel ibrst Sdymeitcr,
8rou Smith SoQuno Meaim, out
elmer @eidieoeltRL 5lt,'Gnite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25

Scin 6. Stiftunqsfei
~feicrte Der st, MitnelS aatbolild)e
Sunge WGnnerberein" geItern ourb
cine @oilerfobrt nuf Dem Gampier
o@cn. ). ". Iuntont" nod sSoir.
&ieru, iolpie ciu 9icnic ouf oelu
EIoBe. Die NlisTliigler iubren i'm
8 llbr 8ormittogS bonn fsitB oes
9rooolpop nb. Am gnosiel onae.
Iangt, ianoen 0ieielbeh Niles fir Ell.
men genlBrei6en Gag Gotbpenoige
III 9ereitl6oit. geri6ieoene SpieIe,
oorunter eiu Invertebrates gaiebau.
Spiel, ioluie Muiif uno San5 5Gblten
5l Den Souptmlmmern oeS Inter.
boltlmgS.B rogromms. Die Riidfebr
nod Der StoOt eriolgte INN 7 1lbr,
mo cine Stunoe ipdter unrbe cine
Observation-Disclosures ougetreten, tpelde
ltm IL llbr ibr Gnoe fano. Ser 8or.
libenbe oes arrangements Gomites
mar @r. @eorge @oloed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25

Sonriit Gu einem ansIer):
"3o@ id)eint ein iamoies JiidmaIier
5u lein, nift pobr2 anaIer: ga,
ell Sra6tluaiier muB es ieiu, oenn
tein Slid nil oa 'rousl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Staot Baltimore.
Sd)nit huff fGmpfem.

HeId)t &lage I'M 2relSgeridt eill mir
3uriciteiebumB ocS 9eiunOe5 Ser
ShcriffS q 8cidmorrnerl, Die emit
idieOen, boB er geiiteSgeitort iei.
- Sotte nidt geniigen0 3eit,
ieiue 3eugen uor5ulooen.
@r. Bernard q. Shmib, Ger
|9tehtsnnmolt, meld)er in Der uorigen
ISOLDE BON elmer pom Sderiff ein6c,
rllicncn Gommiiiion ODER Surp fiir
t6eihpciie geiiteSgeit0rt ertl1rt mitrs
&c, bat 9erufung eingelegt our6 lei
nen 9(npolt Osborne :. 2)euott. &r.
GcGott reifte geItern in Der jmeiten
EibtbeiIlng OeS &reiSgeriht0 cine
a!oge ein, III Der er Die 9eiieite,
iceung oes 9efunoeS Ser Suru Der.
longt. Sn Der alagei6riit beiBt es,
GoB Die Nu3mobl Der Sllrp Irregular
loor mo er nift aeniigen0 3eit botte,
icine 3eu9en uor5ulo0en. 6erncr
GciBt eS in Der alugeihrift, oie 3urp
tobc Sdmit niht fir irriinniq CT.
flGrt, ionbcrn nur geiagt, er babe
gciiteSgeit0rte Womente.
9eruubte ben 8atienten.
Nuf Die ACKNOWLEDGING, einen ga.
tienten I'M Warine-Soipitol beroiI6t
jl bobcm lpllroe ein @Grter, Der &c.
ger Soicpb NiainmS, geltern bonn
gunoes. Gommiiidr, Bono Sen Bun.
oeS . @roBgei6morenen ii6erpieien.
Der BON WiaidmS 8eroubtc lit Sire.
ocrif Collins, melher in einem 3elt
I'M Earf Oe5 SoipitalS i6liei, Ger
Neger ltobl Nofts $G.75 ans Der
&oientol6e oeS aronfen; Oieier be.
merfte es, idrie UNI Siilie, un0 Der
9feGer plIrbe beiangen.
Seemannp pom So0e al b {.
rnfeM - Captain Somc5 HuiielI
Gorfrin bon Der Baltimore, G1eIa.
peofe & Stlantic 9obn 4. Gompognie'
lpuroe acitern friib in Der yllnior
Broteitont Sniirmorp" pom Io0t
0obingeroift. Gr itor6 on Gomplifa
ton Derihieoener aranfbeiten. 9aI
6iibrer Oe5 GampierS oSoppa," oel
5niiden benz Gboptonf Niper mi
Cambridge oerfebrt, 5eid)nete er lid
ourd ieine Siidtigfeit aus mo mol
bel Der WannI6oft oes 9ompfers
olleemein beliebt. Il3 er Dor einigel
@od)en erfranfte, no6m er ii6 llr
laitb mo begnb lid na6 Itlontie
Gitp. Iort peridlimmerte iif ieir
3uitanb 10, Dob er gen0tbigt mar
noA ieinem &eim Nr. 1711, Welt
Nortb.Gpenite Sliriid5lifebren. Spa
ter nnter5og er iif in Der .llnior
Broteitont SnfirmorD" elmer Opera
ton. SIN Sabre 1915 erblidtc er il
Baltimore bas 2idt Der @elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25

@erlobuugSfeier Cine
bii6ide 6amilicnieitlidfeit, BET mel
der Die 8erlo6ung BON Serrn Com.
@olt6er, 20 Sabre oft, bon Nr. 1925,
Sit.gioOle.S troBe, NIT Sri. Gina
Hitterboper, Is Sabre oft, bon Ne.
2102, Wuro.S troBe, geieiert luurrc,
fano ON letter Somitog 9lbcno III
Der @obnunq Ocs 8errn Senrp aill7
meper, 0r. los, 9oro.@ olbiugton.
StroBe, itott. Sic 3tit Der grduuia
oeS Yoores lit nod ni6t ieItgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Salts ,Terien."
Sin aeidIGitigcr Sag anf Dem 2auO-
iib ScS 3rdiiSentcn,

Giue 9n5obI midtiger NnfiinOigun-
gen. - WoSgroue 5um Genius.
9eamtcn iiir Rbooe SSlauo er-
nault. - Gin politii1er Sbad)-
3ug. - Seine hiplomatii6eu Ser.
Gnoerungen Dor Dem 3uiommcn.
tritt oes Gongrelie3. - @oti6oi.
ter Reio on Sreitag eriportet. -
Soil IuSfunit iiber Ole cngtiihcu
9e5iebun9en critutteu. - Heitg-
nations @criidte be5iigIiG OeS
observation-disclosures Mcaenno.
9cbcrlp, Mnii., %. 2luguIt. -
&eute 2lbeu0 wIrOc befnmnt gegcbcn,
oaB 6ranf $. OhlSgroue, Der Heoaf-
teur Der .Sunopcr @a5ettc" non So
nooer, u. s., 3um Genius Tuiieber
Icue5 StoateS ernauut miro. Serner
lCltroe bcfannt gemaht, ooB feline
0iplomatiihen 8erGnocrungeu oorge.
rpmmen neroen, bis Der GongrcB
3tiammeu tritt. Senator AI0rih BON
Hbooe |Slano miro nm 0onncrItug
c(nortct, INN NIT 0em Brdli0entcn
cen geriht Der 8el0.G ommiilion 5u
6e'prchcn. Scrner mlr0e 81 Der
iteben gege6eu OoB 6ie N0mintitra-
ton gelonncn lit, ole GoriigcicbgC.
6ltng bis mtf'S IcuBcritc ST pcrthei=
hiGcll. Die @rnemnlQ lit cin polis
t;ifer SdodJ5ug, Inn Die AnbGnaer
res Sru. WtlIS1rooc 6lIirieoen SIT itcl.
len, mclhc ser Grnenmma bon Geo.
$. Wioie$ gum 8eionotcn oil 8ries
Gicnlono opponirten. Srgeno melbe
@eridte iiber balotge 8erGnOerrngen
I'M 0iplomatiihcn IicnIt meroen emit
mlltbigt, obidon 9otl6aiter 9ieio onl
6%reitag Oen ErGiioenten oufiu6en
miro, Inn bemielben Nnoeutlmgen
iiber 6n5 8erbnltcn gnglono'S Den
Ser. Stooten Gegcniiber III MADDEN
lino linn sur iel6en 3eit Die @iini6e
Ger britiideh Regicrung in 9e3ug
ollf Den n6d)itcn 9otihniter an Oen
Sol BON ct. SomeS flor 5u MAIDEN.
Sails Ole weitliden Spponcttci
Der Sariibia 9Ialben, ooB Der ErG.
ii6ent lid rlt6ig oerbolten miro, iiu0
lic I'M HSrrt6um. Die Administration
bat Die 9riifen bintcr iit pe%rbrannt
mo III bereit, ,irge1o einen- Sbeit.ber
icl6en 51 oe6ottiren. al
Bis jcbt bat Ser YrGii0pnt $50
Genius. Illfieber ernant, uno CT bat
rln nod 1874 @rnenmungen 5u ma.
hcn. 0ieie5 gcihiebt ieoeniolS, che
er ieine mcltlihc Solr ontritt. Ald
miro er Die 0titglieoer oeS iogcnanns
ten mslGnoiihen Gorif.GommiiIion
m~obrI6einlid) Dor ieiner A6reiie CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
8rpau fummt uidtt.

Utica, T.-9., 80. altgiit. +
!8eitern sbeuo aub s. 6raueis Son.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25
Sa 10 lie @dfferfo6rt.

Ga 10 lie @diferfo6rt.
Die Dtitglieoer Der Baltimore
9lcrie" Oes CrOens Der oGogleS" I'M.
tcrna6men aeittrn Slbelo onf Dem
Ero6tOompier ~Soltiie" Der oTol.
DIETER =. %Gompognie" cine Mon9'
id)einiabrt. 90 5oblrei6 bet6eiligtcn
iid Die OrOenbriioer nit iGreu 6onli.
lien, 9%efunnten uno 6reunOcn, ooB
GnfongS Der @oriiser oeS NrronBc.
mentS . Gomitc's, Serr $. g. Con,
bern, eS ni6t 9louben nollte, Ger
9ontpier miiroe oieie 0ienider.
menge trogell. SeOer er6ielt ieOob
Blob uno ein Sober omiiiirte i'd
mad Ser5ensluit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-25

GGiic ;nr Reiie in'S HUSBAND &c.
iOrst 6. Iaine, 3r. Alb, Cit-Salti-
mpreitrake, nabe GnitOm Sonic Huc.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-02
POLICE SEARCH FOR RICH
MERCHANT OF WASHINGTON
Demented Man Was Last Heard From
at PenieI Hall In Los
Angeles

The police of Los Angeles have in
stituted a diligent search in an at
tempt to find j. A. Simons, wealthy
merchant of Silverdale, Wash, who
has been missing from his home since
June 10. Asletter written in Los An
geles by Simons a week ago has been
received by his wife in Silverdale.
The contents of the letter show that
Simons is suffering from mental de-
fusion, in which he believes that one
of his sons murdered another of the
children and that the murderer was
burned to death. His delusion Is that
If he returns to his home his entire
family will perish by fire. His four
children are at their home with Mrs.
Simons.
The first intimation OF Simons'
whereabouts was contained in the let
ter mailed from Los Angeles, which
was written on Peniel hall stationery.
In her endeavors to locate her hus-
band Mrs Simons has Travelled all over
the state of Washington. She has re-
tanned Attorney j. A. Rokes, who has
learned that Simons had visited Peniel
hall and had been there until June 2S,
mysteriously leaving without giving
any address.
The description OF the man given to
the police is: Thirty-tw years old,
feet tall, weight 175 pounds, light COM
plexion, brown hair blue eyes and a
prominent nose. He was smooth
shaven and wore blue suit when he
left home
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-02
NATIVE SONS ADD NEW
OFFICE TO THEIR ORDER
Second Deputy Grand President APP
pointed to Look After Parlors
in Country Districts

Announcement of the appointment
of Eugene W. Biscailuz as deputy
grand president of the Native Sons of
the Golden West, was made by Con-
gressmen Joseph Knowland, grand
president of the order.
The district has been divided into
two parts, country and city, and Mr..
Biscailuz jurisdiction will extend over
the latter, while the newly created
country district win be in charge of
Edgar McFadyen of Long Beach, who
also holds office as a deputy grand
president.
The duties of these officers wilr be
to install officers, aid in organization
work, and other things peculiar to the
order.
Mr.. Biscailuz for some time has been
president of Los Angeles parlor and
succeeds Nathan p Bundy, who was
elected grand trustee at the conven-
tion held in Marysville several weeks
ago. The dividing of the district into
two parts was necessary owing to the
rapid growth of the order
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-02
SEES CITY BUT LOSES
HIS COAT AND WATCH
AWAKES IN A STRANGE AND
DARKENED ROOM
Guest at Hotel HoIIenbeek Reports to
Police He Was Victlmized by
Unidentified Person or
Persons
Transaots a General Bank
ing and Trust Business.

L. A. Dockery, guest at the Hotel
Hollenbeck. started out Wednesday
night to see the sights of Los Angeles
and to inspect the Elks' decorations.
AS the night was warm, Dockery
stopped at several thirst quenching
emporiums, In fact, he stopped at q
good many, for yesterday morning he
awoke to find himself in strange and
darkened room.
He looked for his watch to find out
just what time it was, but the watch
had mysteriously disappeared He
then decided to leave the room and
take a look at the heavens to see IL
he could tell by the position of the
sun or moon, he did not know which,
what the time was.
He was in store for another disap-
pointment when he sought to find his
outer coat. for that also had gone the
way of the watch.
1t was not until then that II dawned
on Dockery that he had been victim
ized, and, borrowing a coat, he has
tened to police headquarters and told
his story, but the chances of recov-
cry of the stolen articles are exceed
ingly slim.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-02
NEWSPAPER WOMAN WINS
SUIT AGAINST. FATHER
Miss Madeline Davis Given Verdict In
Case Parent Brought to Secure
Insurance Policies

Nellie Madeline Davis, formerly well
known in the east as an author and
actress, and also a newspaper woman,
won in the suit instituted against her
by her father, Carlyle c. Davis, in the
superior court yesterday, Judge Hutton
stating that careful consideration of
the evidence and arguments in the
case convinced him that Davis conten-
tions were absolutely without merit.
Davis sued his daughter for the as
signment to him Of two life insurance
policies on his life, made payable to
his wife and bequeathed by the latter
to Miss Davis in August, 1906, the will
being dated shortly before the mothers
death.
Davis claimed the policies had been
assigned to him by his daughter two
months later, the latter contending,
however, that the assignment had been
procured wrongfully. The policies
have a face value of about $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-02
RUN INTO BY CYCLIST;
WOMAN FATALLY HURT
VICTIM SUFFERS CONCLUSION
OF THE BRAIN
Wife of Physician AIIghts from Car,
When Rider Of Wheel collides
With Her and Then
Rides Away

Mrs. Cora +. Swearingen, wife of
DR.. s.. p. Swearingen, physician of
Pasadena, living at 1913 West Green
street, was run down by a bicyclist at
Fourth and Main streets yesterday
morning and she received injuries
which may prove fatal.
p Mrs. Swearingen arrived in Los An
geles and had just stepped from an
electric car when a bicyclist came
along at a terrific rate of speed and
ran into the woman, throwing her
against the curbing head first. The
bicyclist, who was apparently unin-
jured, mounted his wheel as quickly as
he could and rode away swiftly.
Mrs. Swearingen was unconscious
when taken to the receiving hospital,
and an examination showed she had
suffered eoncussion of the brain and
possibly a fracture at the base of the
brain.
The police surgeons stated the wom-
an had a fighting chance for recovery.
She was removed to a private hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-02
MISS REED TO DON
WIG AND TRAIN BUT
SHUNS SHORT SKIRT
BELASC0 STARS WILL R0MP
IN MUSICAL COMEDY
Merry Banter Attends Costumlng of
Stock Company for Presentation
of Hoyt's Musical COM
edy' Monday

Additions to the Belasco stock COM
pany for the presentation of "A Day
and a Night in New York" will in
clude Bessie Tannehill, recently of the
Grand opera house, who will sing two
songs, and Charles Murray, who will
warble Don't Take Me Home" Rich
ard Bennett and Florence Reed are
featured in the strongest musical num-
bers, and the latter will astonish the
many admirers of her Legitimate"
triumphs by donning delectable blond
tresses and a gorgeous train. Her duet
with Mr.. Bennett is bound to be a
revelation of the unsuspected musical
comedy powers which lie latent in the
most serious minded legitimate stars,
awaiting only the appreciatiye eye OF
managerial versatility.
1t is known, however, that Miss Reed
looks with displeasure alike upon the
sartorial opinions of Cheridah Simp-
son and the abbreviated skirt, and
draws the line at the most bewitching
of flowing draperies. bevy of spe-
cially engaged chorus girls differ with
her, and if you have prejudices against
tights prepare to shed them-the
prejudices, I mean-before Monday.
Thomas P. Jackson Of the original
"Witching Hour" company, with Mrs.
Jackson, is passing vacation in Los
Angeles visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. Jackson is better known to play
goers as Maude Clifford in "On Parole
and "The Virginian." Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson are residing at the Burlington
apartments, where Mrs. I. 1. Millard,
the latter's mother makes her home.
Mr. jackson will return to New York
city in August, to resume his part in
the company, which has presented
Augustus Thomas drama. The first
journey of this organization after leav-
ing New York will be to the Pacific
coast. They will be seen here at the
Mason.
Charles Ruggles expects to begin his
vacation from the Belasco stock COM
pany within a few weeks.