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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
Tns Scrcinsfrciicn.

oGCutidl cr Mi lit1rpcrein."
Inter Sem &utfiB bon Souptnlanll
6runf Sprengcr utN Der 8%rotofol,
iiibrln0 Don 6elOlucbcl Sern1onl
alltgc ionO geitcrn Der bolbntonotli'
he appeH bcS pGcutifcn MilitGr'
@creinS" in Mo9cner'S Snllc, Nr.1t6,
NorosEucnitroBe, ltott. IS lpltroe,l
Die lebtcl Arrangements Nctroiicll
fir 6cn 9oQ, meIhcr Der WilitGrper.
cin gcnlcinInm nit Dem aricgcrbun0"
fiir bic Mtonni6oit Der Bremen" Der.
a~llltnltct. Eoltor u. i. Stcrgcr mirb
Die 6eltrcbe boltell. Die &nmera0cll
periommcln iif I'M I ll6r in Usage,
ncr'8 SoQt unb moriGiren 0oln in
Gorporc 5lr n8crmonio.Ot1mlcr6o
Sauc."
r9omcns WilitGr IS ere H."
Ser 3nnlenperein oeS yOeittifel,
WilitGr' 8erein3" belt geItsrn IN
SouiS &iiiiel'S So1e, 9tr. 103, 9toro-
6reberiditrobe, cine Spe5iol = Ser.
iommlung ob. Sn berielben iiibrtc
Srau 2ouis Niiiicl Den &oriib uno
Sror Wtorit Wtiiller oos YrotofoQ,
Sns5eiOnOerc nlroen Torbereitungell
bc5ilglid ocs GnlpiongeS Der gciot-
sung 0cS &rcu5ers Bremen" am
6rcitog III Der n0ernlolliu 3 Wdnncr.
horsSoltc" g%etrofien.
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Stcr neuc rull d) c
2 Of | q d) d) If {.

YctcrS6nrg, II. Mai. 49, Die
Elule Der AomlrolitGt gum Sou pier
neucr Sf)ladtld)iffc Iillo, mic brrid).
tct miro, polelloct IL. ioQen DEM 95o-
rem nod oiele @ofe unterbreitet per.
ocn. gS lit bcobiid)tigt, oieie S6ifie
oiti ocn Office : Sdiiisbamueriten 81
petersburg berItcQen 81 ~Iolien. Spc.
5ieae @rmGd)tigung oo5lt ourd) ooS
Earlanrent lit ntd)t notbia, ga sic
acknowledgement fir Den gnfang Der
Contribution I'M Budget fir 1908
cntbaltcn marcn.
Som Mifu0o cmpinngen.
Sofio, II. Otui. - Nonirol
SileS .. Sarbcr, Gomuat6cur oeS
aiiatiidJcn @citpaoerS Der amerifu-
niIfcl Eocific- 6lotte, ieine Stobs-
Sffi6ierc mo Die GupitGne oerSdific
leilles @eidjmnoers ipllroen belltc Don
Dem auiicr mo Der aoiierin bon
Sopon III NuOicn5 cntpiongen. Ger
omcritonilfe Sotid)niter S'9rien
ltellte Die 81Ite Dor. 9lbmiral Sors
Der Dotte Elm @ciprGd) bon mcbrercn
Wtinutcn NIT Dem Oiifabp.
Sl cincln ip6tcrcn ,S"lterpicip CAB
Sorber ieinen Ganfeageiii9len Nus.
orltd fiir Die go%Itfreunolidc 2luinob.
me, Die ocn Ofii5icrcn mo Monn.
idoitcn icines @eidwoocrS bier be.
rcitct murbe. Sein gauges 8crbol.
ten bot in biciigelt omtlifcn arciicn
einen ollBeroroerltli6 giinItigcn Sin,
Druid gcnlad)t
@reuel III ruiiild den
y e1ngnicn
PETERSBURG, II. Mni. - Die
So5ialilten lit Der Iuma bubcn cine
Snterpellation cingrreift, iuelfe O..
gen Die TerpaItlurg Der ruiiiid)cn @c-
i1ngniiie id)reflihc ~9lnflogen erbebt.
sic id)iloerl Die Observation-Disclosures
ais mobre 6oltcrfummcrn, Die BON
Sppbus mo Sforbllt ourficltd)t iinb.
Nls 9eiipiel Der gruucnuOQcn 81.
itdnOc miro ongciiibrt, oab ouS &c
fongnib III 2)cfoterinoSlom, lucldjcS
fiir $50 @eiongene cingcridltct lit,
nift menigcr olS 1900 8ciongcnc
cntbGlt uno 1872 BON bicien an ~.
pbltS lciocn. sSn Dem 8cItungSgcidng-
nib 5t 5iilis i%oller, mic neitcr be.
bauptct miro, Die Mod)tpoItcn 8cian-
gene, Die lidJ an Die Seniter mogtcn,
I'M iriidc 2uit SIT id)0piclL oGne Dor.
berige @arnullg nicoer0eid)oIicn ia,
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
Sattc fciHaM We6iruiturn.

Ncm YOrf, II. Moi.-GDorlcS
Bomber, Elm Heger, ,prroc beute me-
genGrmorollng eugene Sllthinion'S,
meIten or Dor 80 Sogen crihob, sum
Sooe I'M cIeftriidcu Stublc per,rr-
tbeilt. Sein Yro5cB bc9onn III Der
lesten @ofc unO oollerte nllr 5cbt
Stlnoen. Die Sllrp brord)te MIR
40 Ninuten, I'M i'm 5u iib%erfiibreu.
Gr miro III Ser am %. SUM Begin
nelocn @o6e bil0eridtet mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
Scbcnoig b%c9raben.

Gulutb, Minn., II. Moi. -
0ic @rllbcn- glrbeitcr %ictor 9torIc
unO Gogor 0lenien mllrocn bcrltc in
Scr MorD Charlotte @rilbe pcri6iit.
tet. &ettungsmonnit)nitcn giugen
iofort on'S @crf uno iteqten cincll
Gunncl Der, olcilt ibrc 9(nitrcngirt.
gen rciultirtcn bclltc 9lbcno mir in
Dem NuIiinocn Der ScidCl Der 5ruci
Wanner.
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&icr Nnhre 2lt d. tholls $.

Sicr Sabre 3 II d) tGouS. -
Itnnf Wiiums. niiuS ,SGio Sllmp,"
mo Golporo @arpep, alias .9iopo
Scotia 80" 5luci Der DcggnlGrmar.
Die Dor ctlidch lneen IN Sit-9alti.
more bon Boitinipcftorell mo ltqoti
ifell @cGcimpoli5iiten pcrboitct ipllr.
Den, bcfollitell iid geitern I'M Bun.
ocSgerid)t ldul0ig, in oaS Eoitami
81 Saurcl, No, cingcbroden 81
icill, mo pitrocll BON NidJter Nor.
rls oltf pier Sabre ms 8unoes5lid)t.
bolls ju Ntlonto. @a.ss geianot. 9er
9fcGcr SIMON Solutions Der mitucr.
baftct iunroe, befonnte iidJ i6uloig
init inn G~ontplott geipcien sl iein,
Gr fam nit cilcm Gage @ei0ligniB.
bolt Dopon.
Nbleben. - Srou 2ouiie 9edcr
idJleo geItcrn in Der 8obnullg ibrer
Softer, 6rnu 9eHrp Sebrt, Nr. 1925,
eaitern Ipclltc, aus Dem Seberl. Sir
ipor 81 Sabre alt. Die 9eerbigung
filloet morgelt Nahntittdg itott.
Sur gendl II g. - @ebGuoc.
Snipcftor Ereiton jeiste an altoerer
Staae beS oGeutideii Correspondent.
ten" @pplifotionen fir fleine Bripilc.
glen all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
Nngcblid) 106 Sabre aft.

EGilubclpb ia, II. Mai. -
6rou GIijobctb @onocrIp i~eierte
bel,te ibrcn t06. @eburtstog i'm
oWfctboOilt Episcopal Some for tie
@geb" in Der Eorltont 9clo. Sic
murbc om II. Mai 1903 81 Smpr.
ia, Gel, 9cboren mo lit ieit tG Sab.
rem SnIoiiin Der e%rpGhnteu slnitalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
Wife Grmnrtnngcm i~i6crtroifen.

StGOtii6e Sbligotioncu I'M Sctro9e
BON ST, 10000 inter u%uBcroroent
LID giInitigen @cOin9ungen an
5ruci Nem.9ort1r 6irnlell ocrforit.
- @ringen t05.177. - Sic Stoot
pcroic1t $90,597.50.
9uB 9oltimore'a Grcoit inter ocll
@roBitGoten oeS Sonoca iciue& 8lei.
fell ilId)t, berpieS Scr Qeitri0e Ser.
fouf BON ltGbtiid)eu Obligotioncn inn
9etro9c ppll $t,750,000. Nus alien
2onOcStbeilcn trufen 9lugc6otc Elm,
unO ein GROCER SbctI Oeri1lbet iiber.
trof Die fiibnItelr Gr>uurtitlgcn Scr
Situu5sG olunliiiion. Die Sirrnen s.
2. SnGe & 50. ll0 Snlprence Bar.
mint & So. bon Ncm.2orf, lpelde ein
observation-disclosures Nlgcbot 5t 105.t7
einrei6tcn, crDieltcu sic iGmmtlid)cu
Sbligotionen. Die Stnbt erbielt nit
bin $90,597.50 iibCr Oell 4orimcrt6.
@ei DEM letter &crtoui on cit 90
%Itoller Spnoifot imlrocn MIR IS ODER
= inter benz Ynripcrtb c~rjiclt, u1o
bate Die Stnbt bonlol2 nud) Die ST..
100000 5lt oielen YreiS loSgeitlo.
gen, ipiiroen Die Ginuobmcn $t0S,0O0
ipcni9er 6etragcn boben. Die aopi-
tolannloge brin9t cincn Hcin9eipinm
BON 3 4l5 Bro5ent.
Die nahiolgcnoCu @altimorcr reid.
ten @hngebote fir 0bligotionen Gin:
M%icrcoutile SruIt < 0cpolit GeHl.
pam t03.567, $, u. Srrif 1920,
See 2. Meper 80, Grirc Notionol-
9onf t02.55, Soic 92poiit & Gruit.
So. 103.t75, Wt. y. SpeoOcn t04,
Baltimore 2iic Sniuroucc Company
100, Wittllnl Siic &lliurunce Gon,
pam bon Baltimore 100, s. $. 81
ld)er II. Son 108.5S, Nrtbur Molen.
borit 100, Geo. Wcbelcin t02.03,
Summer II. 9cfcr t03, 9neruuoer
9romn II. Son t0l.03, 9todloB BON
Nlbcrt @pttld)nlf 6ltrd) Die Wercol,s
tile Erllit II. 0cpoiit So. t03.07,
HigAS II. WtcSnne tO3.07, Nlcrdnocr
@rolpn II. Son t0l.2S, Soi. s. &iB
un0 Scrbert W. @rmc fiir 6cllrictto
VI. SlicrS t03.St. :. Scott 1t. Son
t0i.0l, Giterbroof II. So. uto II. g.
Tan Ii. 50. t04.6S, mo oit y0imc
Souin0S 9oltf" t02.50. 9ic obi
gntionen p~crtbeilcn iid olrf folgcnOc
lt0otiid)c llnterncbmnNcn: 100000
InncrsN nlei6c, 100000 ShuI-gu.
lcibc, 100000 6elicrocportament. glll.
leibc, $250,00O Silblpop-NuIci6c.
Ger Mopor inn Yotrolmu.
gen.
Ger ncpe 9llito Y%qtrohpo9en ocS
mittleren 4iltrift9 madte oeitcrn eli.
nc Erobcfabrt Olmdl. bic StoOt, uno
eS befelrbcw INSTRUMENTATION feline
geriugercnE criopliftritrn ais Wfopor
Wobool utSaocr ErGiibcnt Der BoIi-
5~cibeb0roc S6erit Sbcrlod Siuonl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
SaltimDrc'S Scncrbcpartcmcnt.

Sutititutt Okuti " HlhiA.
g8ihtige Sitlng Scr Seller6e6oroe.-
Gle &pdorltd @oIierleituug miro
nit 9ompf betricbeu. = Ser Be
rid)t Der 6cucr.GommiiiGre al ocrl
Wapor.
Gic 5%crtcr6eb0rOc erleoigte in ibrcr
gcltri9en Sibung cine Nln5ubl GllBerit
pihtigc @cih0ftc, Sn eriter 2inie
milroc beihIoiicn, sic Gltmpen iilr
Die &ohorud MoiicrIcituug NIT
Gompf 81 betrcibell. 81 oieier Gnt-
lbcioung galanqten sic GommiiiGre,
nodoem tic Ole Observation-Disclosures
bon Erof. Carpenter bon Der Cornell
llnipcrlitGt, Der ulS Grpert ser StoOt
in 9teip-Yorf Stuoicu mud)tc, on9e.
bort hattcn.
SabreSberih Ser Sc.
b0r0c.
9om iputrbc Der SnbrcSberidt Scr
9cb0roe OH oelt Wupor rcuioirt un0
Dem Stobtoberboupt 5llgclnnbt, Pins
Oemlclben lit criihtlid, bob oic fol-
genoen boilptiGhlid]eu 0eihGftS.
trunsoftionen ip6brcno bcS pergull-
9cncn HSobrcS erleoigt murOan.
Nntollf bon @ntItcllcu fiir Spribcn-
bGiiicr al Der GoroIineltroBe ulb
@olterll. NlucnIc, Hi00eIp- utb Weit-
StroBc. @oriuf. 9luenut, Nomelteob,
Colbert luno HeooitruBc, @up-, nobe
9oltinloreltrnBe.
Sir 1909 lill0 norQeleben Der @oll
oeS 0odbrud T0brcnipitemS, Der Nn.
folli bon 9oultellen fiir S%pribenbGu-
ier III Den Hohbori dniten Der Nortb.
lino Sutton Nlncmle, Srlcon9ltroBc II.
Geutrol Ipcmle, 9oltimorcltroBe mo
6rcmont'Ipc eight. uno Wontgo-
mcrpltroBe.
9ie Sroicnititcllung Der SpriBell-
Gompo9nic Nr. "a, al Der Caroline
StroBc uno Goitern. Iuenuc, Der
SpriBcnsGompognic 9tr. 30, an Der
Sight. un0 Observation-Disclosures, Der
SpriBcn.Gompognic 9tr. 36 an ser
GOmonoipns guc. mo 9entolollitroBc,
Spritcu-Gon1po9nie 9tr. 81 al Der
Hio0clps uno MeitsStr., S6loud)-
Gompognie Or. Is oil Colbert ul6
Gcoo.S troBc.
0oS Nuiltclcn bon $50 6ellcr.
NlormfGlten.
Gem Gbci. SnNcniclir Sorton u1b
bcn Sfii5icrcl mo Wonni6aitan oc8
ScportcncltS miro boDcS Sob &C.
5ollt.
@crid) bc& GGcf SnGc.
nicurS.
Ger 9crid)t 0C& Gbci- SlgcniclrS
rpitrbe BON Der 9cb0rbe entoegcn &c.
nommen. Plus bemielbcn lit eriidt-
lid, 0oB mGhrcno DeS SobreS 1475
| SelicrsNlarme beontmortet lulirbenL
cine Mbllabnlc bon 5S Nlornlelt I'M
Gcrgl2id) sum porber9eben0cn Sabre.
Der @enmmtidu0en miro nlif ST.
10000 gcidGtt. Die 20idopporote
bciinocn iid) III oltSge5eihnctcr Ser
ioiilutg mo OcSgleiden Die 267 Efcrs
o.. Gic Spribcn.Gompognie 9tr. 80
murOc III Gienit 0citeut, ierncr Die
Sdlolif-Gompognic'n 9tr. 10, 16 II.
II. 2l2 ncilc Sporonten iultroclt olli-
Neitclt, 10 bnb Die @eiommt5obI jcbt
3OO2 betrGgt.
Gbci @orton 2nlpiie6lt Damn III sen
nod)fol9enocn Na6borldoitcn Sprit-
5cn.Gompogni'n SIT %ltntionircn: Ga
tbcornl. uno Yrcitonitr., 6%eOerolitr.
mr0 WiltonsNoc., Sort-g(pc. II. 9oDlc-
Str, Si9bt- uno @illoer.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
Ins bcm Snneren Marslanb's nnb
ben ang~rcnscuocn Staatcn.
@eht II III iein 2ehen

Sn &r~eisecridt ST. annapolis
nabnt aeitrn Der Gro5cB eegen Sen
Heger Sobn Z. gOmaros ieirlen an
fang, Der ailgeflaet lit, ieinen Hai-
iengenoiien Siooc Warpin am q.
april nl1 gaer Greet ern1oroct ~
babeit. gr ifob nit elmer 2ooullg
feiiier giiel1itiife oiif Marpilt nl,o
rib beiien 2eib bnnit iormlid) IN
Stiide. Ter Mots tpar Elm gift Ser
eiferinht. hodos'79
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19

Sobe ginnabnle II. Die
Ginnabmen Der StroBenbobn.@eie lief.
id)oit boben iid] ieit Dem /. april I'M
Ser9leid) gum Sorjobre tGglid) ittll
fat $1,000 bcrnle6rt. eSm Sui ers
reidt Der Strabenbobnperfebr ieilen
$obeplnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19
So, bic Nerben!
ElOelidJe G%rfranfung Der Sanoes-
mnttcr Sran Salt.

&llr6e oui elmer Sabrt Don &albtng'
ton nod Moltnt Serilon ourd)
Cincn N%erucnanioQ iiberm1Iti9t
uuo bic Oudlt nSpIpb" mllBte
umfc6rcn. Giuige Gage Der
Tu6c meroen Die Eatientin mic
scr b~crItcllen. - IuSiot.@ ciubr
Oro6t bon Tortu Hico aus.
Gomez S$lunb Sonnta9Spcr8nii-
gen 1T uoriibcr. = 9tercIte 9tod)-
rid)tcn pom Sn- lulo 2luSlun0.
8oibingtpr :. g., II. Mai.
- sSrou Gait, @ottin oeS GrGii0en-
ten, muroc beutc, mGbrcno lie nit
elmer Anjobl 6rclnoe mo 6reunoins
,len alii Der Ooht ySplpb" oltf Dem
@egc pon bier nod Wolmt Sermon
mar, ourd) cincn NnfnQ ncruoier
lleberiponmunB iiberu6lti9t mo
mlBte ihlcuuiglt 5uriif ms @eiBc
Sous gcbroGt merben. @ellte Abeno
pllrbe bort crflGrt, ooB feiuc llriade
sur 9%ciorgnib uorliegt, mb DOB bic
Gatientin binncu ncnigcn Sogel
lpieoer bcrgeItellt ieil miro, Sic mar
inoelicn nift I'M Stanoc, eilem off.
5iellcu 9iner, mcld)eS beute 9(beno
i'm @eiBen Sauic itattionO, bci5u
nobnen.
YrGiioent loit COB belltc Nbeno
frlgenoe G%rpl0rlng ob:
g6rm Gait lcioet al eincm lcid).
fen Ge%rpenanfoll. Sic lunr hclltc
Tormittog i'm rGpc, Gar ono Gbroot
SoIpitol," no Charlie Gait cincr
ieidtcn &cDl>S Operation mlteriogel
luurbe. Sic ma mebrere Stu1oen
lang bel Inn. Spdtcr frat tic nit
Dem 8rGiiocntcn rno elmer ~flcillcll
Nn5obl 6reuloc ouf Der 2)ad)t
pSDlpb" cine Snbrt na6 Wolult Ser
non an. Die IufreglmA Ole @ibe
iinb bic, A%nitrengumg maren 5li piel
iiir lire Ncrpen mo Die 8eicQid)oft
iuur SIR Giidfebr gcjlulrngen, cbe JIG
I%lcranbriu errcid)te. Die Ncr5tc Der.
iiferll, DOB Srou Gait nod ctlid)cn
Sngen pouit1nbiger Hitbe ruieocr i'm
Stanbe iein miro, ibre geicQidoft-
lid)en Yflidten SIT erfiiaelt. 81. 9e-
lu1cp bciorgt ibre 9ebonblung. sSrau
Wore. Sdymeiter Der sSrou Gait, fiuns
girtc btiitt' 'sIbtffo ais @~oIt9ebcrin
bel DEM offi5icllen Diner i'm 8eiben
Sallie."
Srau Soit'S llnpdBliffeit lit ni6t
beoenflid getug, Inn Den ErGitbcn-
ten pom Ieiner g~eplaltcn Geile nod
Eetersbllrg, So, mo Charlotte, N.-
g.. an Mittpof, rcip. Gonncritog
otcIer ISOLDE ob5ubalten. 6rau Sait
hat bcreits beihloiien, ibrc 9ctbeili-
gung an oicieu Sobrten aui5ugcben
mo 6ci ibrem fronfen Sobn SIT blei-
ben. Iie al Charlie Gait poll5o9enc
Operation mar feline beoenflide llno
Der ann6e miro morgcn ms @eiBe
9aiis 5uriid gebroft merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19

Ger 9omnS Sail. - Sb
Der IolullS Sal friib5eitig sur Ser.
bnnOllrng fommcl fam, bGngt bon
Sorrp .. Nolf Dem Satptnntualt
oeS oeS GiebitnblS bon lt0otiifen
@elbern sur &obe bon $4,000 an
geflogtcn @nl. 4. GomnS, al. Ncil
Hihter elliott Den Nntrag abidlll1.
buB Der Gro5eB nodl einen Der
GountD. @erihte ucrlegt lperoc, ops
peQirtc Serr Wolf al 0nS oberItc
Staotsgerid)t. Die Stoataonmnlts
ihnit benliibt iih MIN, boB Die up.
peQotion nod IN oieiem III iuetigcll
Sagell enocnoen Sermin ocS glppels
lutionSgeridtS entid)icoen luerocn
Ioa uno bot Die n0tbigen 8eridtS.
papierc allSgear6citet. Molf Mil
olelel6en aber nid)t ourdiehcl. neil
ert luie CT logt, feline Belt bat; ml9
10 ldll9c Die Eopierc ni6t bon i6nr
ourdgeicbcn iino mo icillc llntcr-
ld)rlft rid)t trdgelL, fam Der Sail
nid)t 5ltr Tcrbonolung fomnlen. Gr
Iugt, CT mill Die Eopiere ourdicbcL
lobalo or 3eit befommt mo Der.
iifcrt, oaB eS nid)t ieine gbii6t ici,
Die Glltideibiuig be5iiglid) Der 9(ppel.
lntion bis gum Serbit 5il uer}00crn.
Sebt 1T cS Wort 3. = Ger 60
Sabre olte Sobn Goobp bon Ar. 1717
I%ltccontoltr, iucld)cr am 10. 6icies
WtoIiotS beim Vron0mup.W arft BON
Dem 80 Sabre oltell @n. 9. Wcpcr5
BON Soncoiter.S troBe in Die linfc
Seitc geItod)en lplroe, itor6 geitcrit
Tornlittng I'M Ct. Soicpbs. Soipital.
WcDcrS, Der oireft lod) Der Sted)erci
bon Dem Sergennten Minticns Der.
bnftct nro ipegen Nngriifs nodl Dem
@efGn9niB gcionot iuoroen mar, luitr.
DC oen15nfolgc geitern Had)mittog I'M.
ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING beS angc6lifcit
WiorbcS bent Eoli5eirid)ter S'NciQ i'm
oitlid)an StntionSbous borgciiibrt
uno bon oieiem fiir citten Sndneit
feitgebaltet, ben Coroner n. gber.
cronibie bellte HbenD ob9dlteil nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19

Ger ncltc 9lltto. Eatrohuoacn ocS
mittlcren GiltrittS madte oeitcrn eli.
nc &robciabrt 0ludl. bic StoOt, utb
eS befqnbcw iidNhtrhenlial6cn feline
geriugercnE ~ acknowledgement oIa4fopor
Mobool utS Der ErGiiocnt Der YOli-
5%cibeb0roc S6erit Sbcrlod Siuonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-19

untcr hmerer InhuIoi
gnng. Ter q Sabre alte Bern.
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-04
Heads ofRacine Asylum for Insane
To Give Out Facts in Regard
to Support Of Patients
THIS COUNTY IS INTERESTED
Movement Started Here TO Collect Fees
for Insane is to be Aided by
Wide Publicity of the
Facts in the Case

The Board of Trustees Of the Racine
Asylum for the insane, which is now
the home Of all the chronic insane sent
from Kenosha county, is determined to
aid the counties interested in an effort
to collect fees for the care Of these
unfortunates and to this end it has
been ordered that the names Of the
chronic insane patients now confined
in the asylums will be made public and
together with these names will be the
records of the patients and the names
Of the relatives who were responsible
for their being committed to the asylum
and who should aid the county in car
ing for the expense of providing for
them. With this list will be published
list to show just which of these rela-
tives are paying for the support Of the
patients. The members Of the Board
admit that this action is to be taken
with view of forcing wealthy relatives
of insane patients to pay for their keep
and thus lift the burden Of expense
from the taxpayers of the counties af
fected. The movement to collect these
fees was started in this county two
years ago, but Notwithstanding the fact
tnat the county clerk sent out many
letters to relatives of the insane many
refused to make any settlement with
the county for the care of the insane.
A number of people who had labored
under the idea that the relatives of
insane patients were not expected to
pay for their keep Immediately went
to the clerk and made arrangements
for payment Of the fees, but others
either utterly ignored the notice given
or went to the clerk and told him that
they would contribute nothing to the
support Of the patients. The matter
was taken up at the last meeting Of
the Kenosha County Board and the dis
trict attorney was instructed to aid the
county clerk in an effort to collect
these fees. They amount to good
many hundred dollars to the county
annually and there is no good reason
why they should not be collected. The
officials of the asylum will cooperate
with the officials in the various counties
in giving these statistics Of the. insane
the greatest possible publicity in order
that the taxpayers may know just who
is paying and who is not. The action
of the Racine County Board is in direct
opposition to the ruling of the. State
Board of Control which insists that the
BOARD has no right to publish the in
formation, but the Racine Board has
defed the State Board and the lists
will be sent out for publication just as
soon as they can be prepared.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-04
Has an Enormous Special Practice and the
Largest Individual Laboratories
in the Northwest.
in the Northwest.
Assisted in His Office and Laboratory by Highly
Educated Doctors.
VISITING THE PRINCIPAL CITIES WISCONSIN AND OTHER STATES

OF Minneapolis, eighteen
eon in the city of Louisville Ky successful
himself
the study
brought him in
chronic diseases uuequaled.
TO prove his original assertions and is now treating
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Almost
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ne names of his
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in the which "
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years.
trouble aud
and
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and lung trouble
Miss Tina Williams, Ulen Mum. Cured of appendicitis
The glad has arranged
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RACINE. WIS, Racine HOTEL Tuesday.
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JOHN QU|CLEY DEAD.
Eccentric Resident Of City Died
at HIS Home 90 Pomeroy St.
Early tuesday Morning
LONG A RESIDENT OF KENOSHA

John Quigley a. pioneer resident of
the city and man widely known
among the people Of the city, died at
his home on Pomeroy street at seven
o'clock this morning. Death was due
to general breaking down. ssNeigh-
bor' Quigley as the deceased was IA
miiarly known among his friends in
the city had been growing weaker for
several weeks and the announce ment of
his death will not be a surprise to his
friends and relatives. The deceased was
native of Boston, Mass, was born
April q, 1889. He was a son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Quigley. He
came to Kenosha when a mere boy and
had been resident of the city ever
since that time. There were few Of
the earlier settlers of the city who
were not well acquainted with the de-
ceased. He was man about town for
years and took an active interest in
the affairs of the city. In his later
years he had been landscape gardener.
He is survived by widow and num-
Der of children. The funeral will be
held from ST. James church probably
Thursday morning and the remains will
be inferred in the Quigley family plat
at st. James cemetery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-04
BISHOP TO THE FRONT
State Senator From Somers Gets
Two Votes in Joint Ballot
for Senator Today
STEPHENSON FAILS AGAIN
(By a Special Correspondent

Madison, Wis, Feb. "a new dark
horse appeared in the contest for
United States senator this morning
for when the joint ballot was taken
Stephenson again failed of election
getting but 81 votes and State Senator
Isaac T. Bishop of Somers for the first
time came into the class of the cand:-
dates for United States senator receiv-
ing two votes. Assemblyman Curtiss
the constant companion of the Somers
stateman voted for Congressman Coop
er as in preceding ballots and there
was considerable speculation about the
capitol as to where the second vote for
Senator Bishop came from. There were
four absentees at the joint session and
tho result of the ballot was as follows:
Stephenson 81; Brown, IS; Rummel,
4; Esch, 10; Cooper, 4; Owen, 3; Nor
ris, 8; Strange, 4; Howard, 2; Hoyt,
2; Bishop, 2; Cook, 2; Stout, 2; Pat
ten, l; Morse, 1; Marsh, 1; McGovern,
l; Frear, 1; Davidson, /; Webb, Il;
Lenroot, /; Bancroft, 1; Martin, l.;
Blaine, /; Sanborn, /. Total 129.
The four absentees were, Senator
Hazelwood and Lockney and Assembly
men Fenelon and Kull. Fenelon and
Kull are Stephenson men. Harris left
the Stephenson ranks and voted for
Esch. Before the ballot Senator Burke
made the usual protest, declaring an
election unnecessary as the two houses
had elected Stephenson separately last
week. He was not sustained.
At the morning session the assembly
appointed conference committee con
sisting Of Cleary, Ingalls, and Whitman
who agree to confer with the senate
committee on an agreement in the in
vestigation resolution. Yesterday af-
ternoon the senate refused to concur
in the assembly amendment to the reso-
luton increasing the committee from
the lower house from to 5. Ingalls,
of Racine county made an eloquent
plea not to delay the vote on the sena-
torship while awaiting result of the
investigation claiming that Stephenson
was elected already and quoting
opinions, of the court. He asked for a
thorough investigation but that the
legislature should not delay senatorial
ratification. He then moved for con-
ference committee and the motion car
red
Gov. Davidson sent communication
to both houses advising investigation
of the charges against insurance com
missioners.