davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
L|VENS
PROCEEDINGS
IN COURT
.HENEY AND OPPONENT
EXCHANGE EPITHETS
Prosecution in Calhoun Bribery
Trial at San Francisco En-
deayorS to Show Origin of AL
legged Corruption Fund,


san Francisco. May 5.-The prose-
cution advanced another step today
in presenting the case against Patrick
Calhoun, charged with bribery OF
supervisors in connection with the
overhead trolley franchise by placing
William NJ. Abbott general attorney
Of the United Railroads on the stand
to tell of having taken from the mint
in May 1906 $4,000 in currency. the
money which the prosecution expects
to show was paid to the supervisors.
Abbott went over the ground he
had covered in previous trials saying
that he went To the mint. then the
general banking place of the city in
company with TREY l.. Ford, then
general counsel for the company. on
the presentation Of telegraphic orders
from Mr.. Calhoun sent from Cleve-
land, Ohio, the money was done up
in two packages and the two attor-
ncys bore it TO the United Railroads.
office, where it was placed on a
table Abbott said that he had no
knowledge of what became of the
money after that
Again in July 1906, he went with
Ford to the mint and helped carry
away 100000 i'm the same way or
the final disposal Of This sum he was
ignorant
Prior to the calling of Abbott, VIII
liam X. Cole. cashier at the mint, was
placed on the stand He told of hav-
ing received the telegraphic order to
pay out both sums and said that the
S5O.000 lot was paid in bills ranging
from 81 to $40 denominations.
The cross examination of Andrew
NJ Wilson. one of the chief witnesses
for the prosecution. was concluded
within an hour after court convened
today
with liberal use of the terms
.scoundrel" and "scoundrelism"
Francis j Hency and A. a. Moore
engaged in violent alteration.
The dispute arose when Mr.. Moore
objected to the form of question ad-
dressed to Wilson by Assistant d.
trict Attorney O'Gara.
II do not believe tho court should
permit this witness to put differ
ont Interpretation on his testimony
under the guise of an explanation"
said MI Moore. 1T puts premium
on scouudrelism
The court should put stop TO
this" said Mt. Heney. rising from his
seat. 1t is not proper for counsel
to make such references. II is done
for the purpose Of influencing the jury
and it has occurred before The
American bar association calls this
practice by a name that would not
sound very Well
1T would probably fit you now
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
FINE AGAINST KATY ROAD
CONFIRMED ON APPEAL

Washington, May "a fine of
$1,000 ana costs on each count i'm
posed in Missouri today on the Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas railway which
pleaded guilty on two counts of an
indictment for violating the Ell5ins act
which prohibits departures by com
mon carriers from the lawfully es-
tablishcd rato was today declared
adequate by the department of jus
tioc
Tho departures from the published
rates were made on shipments from
Indian Territory to Kansas city by a
combination of local rates which ng-
sregatcd less than the through pub
lshed tariff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
JAP WARSHIPS TO
PROTEST SEALERS

Victoria. May 5-Japanese war
shins are T. be sent 10 Behrins sea
protect the scalcrs from Noka-
hanna Toxic and other ports across
ine Pacific This is the news from an
authoritative source at Toxic. A let
Ter received here says.
In view of the fact that Japanese
sfaicrs are seized every year in and
about nehring sea on charges Of
f'aching. tho Japanese governmcn is
considering proposals To send warships
iherc during the sealing season for
ihe protection 81 seaicrs This ap-
'As likely to involve the risk of in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
GAUNT FAMINE
IN AS|AT|C
TURKEY
THOUSANDS SUFFER
STARVATION PANGS
Government Troops Reach
Hadjin Just in Time to Avert
Massacre of InhibitantS by
BeSieging Hosts,

IBy Morning journal Special ,essed WirsI
IIadjin, Asatlc Turkey May 5.-
notwithstanding the presence Of tho
troops here, the situation is desperate
on account OF the lack Of food aud
medical supplies The troops arrived
just in time as the besiegers had sue
ceeded in setting fire to a house GA
the edge Of the city The fire spread
but as the breeze was blowing away
from the town. only five buildings
were destroyed 4 heavy rifle flr-
was kept up against those which tried
10 extinguish the flames
The Mohammedans outside the
wallis. who seemingly numbered many
thousands. pushed their attacks encr-
eetically against the inhabitants. kill
Ing ana woundins many They wcre
So eager TO get inside the city aud
plundor the place that they ala not OBJ
serve the approach of Loutfi bey ahi
his troops until they were close upon
them. whercupon thc Mohlmmedans
fled precipttatcly, carrying pfi ali The
cattle outside the city.
The Christian CLERGY and the whole
welcomed tnrr dcliFcrer-
with great rcjoicne The famine in-
rreases day Dy dat and starvation
faces thousands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
START FIRE
IN COLORADO FOREST

Boulder colo, May 5.-Sparks from
the fire under a 'beefstcak fry" In
dulged in by a body of university stu
dents was the means Of setting for
est afie last night which bids fair u
destroy most Of he timber of Flag
staff mountain = me fire started from
a FLYING fagot ana in short tim
the flames were beyond control The
blaze ragged all night and thousands o.
acres of timber on one side of the
mountain has already been destroyed
1t is not yet under control
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
Hains Murder Trial Reaches
hypothetical Question Stage
VoIuminouS Document Read
to the Jurors,
VARIOUS BRANDS OF
INSANITY DEALT WITH
Mania Oppressive Form With
MeIanchoIia, MaIady With
Which Captain Suffered,
Court Is Told,


Flushing, \ y. May 5.--This was
Hypothetical day" at the Hams trial
For nearly two hours the Jury listened
to the reading OF the Hypothetical
question, containing more than ten
thousand words as propounded by the
defense upon which three alienists are
to predicate their opinions of the men.
tai condition Of the defendant, Captain
Peter c. Hains, when he killed VIII
liam Z Annis.
During the cross examination of the
first aicnist, DR.. Samuel Manson,
forms Of insanity, ranging from ordin~
AIRY melonchola to the rawlings of q
hopeless unatie were discussed
Mania oppressive insanity" the
alienlst explained. lis form of stu
porous melancholia subject to violent
maniaca mtbursts Spch as Captain
Hains is alleged to have experienced
When he shaAs Annis"
The period of "impulsivc insanity"
the witness said, lasted from the
time thc defendant first heard the
nam ~ Annia menth uad on the B0N-
side Yacht club float, until the last OF
The eight bullets had been discharged
into the body of his victim
only once during the reading of the
hypothetical question by John f. No
lntyre counsel for the defense did
Captain Hains show flash Of in
terest That was when the lawyer
read in dramatic tones the alleged
signed confession of Claudia Hains
q,
his chair for moment and With wild
cning eyes glanced at the lawyer His
interest, however, was only momcn-
taN for he quickly sank back into
bis usual istless attitude 1t was ono
of the few times he had shown any
Intelligent appreciation of what was
going ON around him since the trial
began.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
GOVERNMENT AFTER
FRAUDULENT WEIGHERS

New York, May Criminal pro-
ceedings, as an outgrowth of the gov
cmments suit against the American
sugar Refining company. which rec
suited in disclosures Of wholesale un-
der weighing of sugar imports were
begun by the federal authorities here
today The case is that of Thomas
kcene, for many years a checker on
the docks of the company in Brook
lyn, charged with being one of the
men who took part i'm fraudulent
manipulation Of the scales
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06


~ '''''i ~. n"' "ppV"
~ w 'i'lo''' n N1''s'' 'sS' '''' p''s'.
Ns,t ~ - g. 'p,,''use ~ 'S ~
''''"V
% ~, ~ ornorattaas ,"N ~" ,n'
49,, ~, a,,,,.o, o,,1 -. -" ''''''''
- ~, ~" ~ ""S ''
''V, w. ''S ~ '''
,,.
''.',, ''''''"No''U =
~" 'i''' '""" any 'niiS
5tse.',,, '''' ''' -.
Nt,, ii,,..,. 80 ~ 'u"'''''
9...'', ''' '''''
,r, l',',nr Kan
~. ~ ,,.,,',. ''Nt,' ~
y, Al e1'''''s,,' ..'..',
~ ~ '''i''
, '0'' l''"
~ ,t,',,
.,,,l.,...,t,,
l... n,,,,,,.,. +
,,, -, t,n'.,,,, -,
1.,,.t.,,. -, :, .,,.,.,.,..t4,,, ~. a.,
..,., ,i' ~ ,astaraa,' NJ. DrnI' ~,
,,,,o1 -, Il ,,na' si,ea,',.
',t,,, ts ,a, nr t,, - ,,,i,1 y,
ea,,,t,,. ". haa f.,,,, i, teo Ttn,,tn..
hin. some of the things he himself
had discovered in the pendine mons
ure
The hin nerding before thc son
ate he said. was largely Il matter uf
mathematics ana II could be- under
stood only hy careful study
Recalling that Mr.. Aldrich had said
Yesterday that il would be shown 70
the senate that no changes increasing
the cotton rates had been made by
the senate committee on finance Mr.
polliver said # that was correct
statement he would expect all of the
italics carrying senate amendments t.
be stricken from the measure The
fact was. he said, hat these cotton
rates were Increased He then read
from a New York newspaper, which,
he added, had for twenty years been
watchfui Of the spiritual side OF the
senator from Massachusetts (Mr
Lodgel. statement to the effect thnt
Mr.. Lodge had said that as reported
from the committee on finance. tbs
cotton schedule as amended by tht
n'iA'N' ''''7 80 -siN''' N'N'N
to Massachusetts"
The same article. he said. also an
neared in a Roston paper
Mr. Lodge. appearing in the cham
Der at this moment. recognized tn
reading of the statement and made
inouirv concerning if to which Nh
Dollivor renlled that he (Nfr I,odgn,
was Quoted az saynp that atho aa
valorer rate al cotton had been IN
creaeed D Mr. Lodge said mat m,iqt
he misouotatlon
60, .,, a.. ..,......
S.''',u, ~ sou, ~ ~ "'''e''
".gn 'i.'' n.y. D','' ''i0' ',,H' ~, ,,,.
-.
- mp ~ 49, ''''2.'''>,t - ','''
.nk 'ia' 80 ',,' u'''lpl'''' ~, NV,
~ ""p ~ W. ~,
''''' W ~ f'N''h ' ia'' t.''' - 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
NENEZUELANS efNI\C
FOR RETURN or DICTATOR

Nahtander SPAN, May 5--The
Venezuelan consul who recently ar
rived here, states that contrary to
Scnor Castro's allegation. the Vone-
zueian government is in no way in
terfering with the former president
private property in that country He
ridicules Castro's assertion that the
country is calling for his return.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
CASTRO SEEKS HAVEN
IN CANARY ISLANDS

san Scbastion. spain. May g.
Scnor Castro of Venezuela. said to-.
Hlsht that his physicians advised him
To go to the Canary Islands. He ex-
pressed the hope that the Spanish
government would raise no objection
to his residence there as ne was de-
sirous OF living henceforth away from
political agitation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06

Tyler Texas. May IA force ot
state rangers arrived here today to
Investigate the lynching of the negro.
Jim Hodge accused of attacking Miss
Minnie Harmon. Nineteen citizens
hav, been arrested II is claimed
Hodge was not guilty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
READING or MEASURE
FOR AMENDMENTS RESUMED

washington, May 5.-The rcading
of the tariff bill adoption Of amend
ments passed over when the measure
was first read was resumed todeN.
having been displaced since April 23
by speeches of senators who have dis
euesed the tariff measure.
Mr. Culberson appealed t. the cnair
Tor a vote on all amendments rather
that have them adopted 5y a STATE
nient Of the chair, that without oh-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
WHEAT KING PATTEN
RETURNS TO CHICAGO

Chicago. May James A. Patsen.
whose deals in wheat have brought
him into International notice. re-
turned here today after resting on his
partners New Mexico ranch during
the last two weeks. He Is conduct
ing his market campaigns from his
residence whore he has had special
wires put in.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
SENT ron KEiliF WORK

Washington. May s. Five thousanc
dollars was today sent ny the Rcd
Cross society to Ambassador Leisn-
man at Constantnoplc 70 be used hv
him for the relief OF the sufferers IN
Turkey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06

Jefferson City. Mo. May Ais
souri, likely win have q chance to vote
on state wide prohibition The senate
today passed the prohibition constitN-
tional amendment which already hah
passed the house The vote was ~
to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06
CUTS
PATH ACROSS
OKLAHOMA
ARDMORE REPORTED
DEVASTATED BY TORNADO
Frustrated Wires Render Con-
fimation Of Alarming Rumofs
Impossible; $4,000 People in
City Reported Stricken,


Muskogcc. Okla. MAY 6.-it N'e
reported hero after midnight that q
tornado had swept Carter county
Okla. and that Ardmorc. a town oi
$4,000. had Dcen devastated. Al
wires in the vicinity are down and
early this morning it was lmruss bl'
tu confirm the reports.
Western Union Telegraph company
advices tell OF severe storm near
ArdmoTe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-06

"rhatonal trouble. and many promi-
nent Officials are Of this opinion The
request for the sending Of Japanese
warships is being made by the scaling
interests"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

gebalten umProeh BON Dslt bemotrati-
ihen 6onoiooten or9(onm Iellpert,
Wor 8ops, Gam. ". Yattiion, 2ouis
9. Grefnr. SoiporS @. Sodion, Ho-
Leigh 8. Sbomos, Wm. s. Gopne, ".
.. Smith &1ornton &olins, Saco6
Hnob, SomeS u. MrGuooe nno5boS.
$. elliott.
Ser repubfifoniih slim
geIbeuteI.
Sie republifaniibe 9urtcimoidinc
brolld)t @elO mo gebt besbalb nit
Dem alingeIbeltel bel oen Iugeitel.
ten Snfel Som's I'M Eoitomt nnh
I'M 3ollnnlt berlim, trob oes Gipil-
oicnIt-@elcBes. Sr. Sobn 9. Sauna,
Torliber oes republifonild)en StaatS-
Gentral,GonIite's bat an aQe 9un.
oeS- Nn9eiteIlten in Baltimore idri't.
lid) bic bringenoe Mobnung gerid.
tet, gum Gnmpugnefono beiSutrogen
5i,r Gedirng Der Dlegitimen" Nllsgn.
ben oes @oblfampfes. Is liebrl
olIdl etlihc 9emoffoten i'm 9uuioes,
oienIt, ulb eS beiBt. bob hicie lid
mei9er1, Der aufioroernng bea Srn.
Sauna nod)5rfommen. !Sr. Charles
:. Sonoporte, elmer Der @roBell ii
Der rcpubIifoniiden Gortei, iii lteta
cin GROCER Gipiloienll Heiorncr 0e.
mcieli.
GrcibIci6en BON Gartei.
Ginfliiiian.
Ser Slider" Ser ,Ebilooelpbio
@o5ctte" pom 10, Oftober io9t IN CT.
ncr 9eiprehung Der lester Gonpen.
ton bes lciltid.Imerifoniid)e ga
tionol-9 unoas" inter gnoerem: SIC
Gntideioung ii6er politiide Sro1en
Ioilte ben ein5elnen StoatS. Gerb1n,
ben iiberIoiicu bleiben. Sc meniacr
lid) Ger "NotionaI.9 unb" bamit Re.
ioBt mo boSu Stellung uinlmt, bette
better. Ser Nuno ols iold)cr mnB
frei bon remlblifoniiben. reip. bemo.
fraiiiden Nart,i.Ginfliiiicn gebaltell
lpcroen, mn Die ein5elnen Stont5-
mo 2ofol @erbGrloe, mcnn mo9lid),
old)."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Staot Baltimore.
Spuncnauf= nno llntcrgaHg,
TaS @ctter.

1iir WorDIuno lm0 ben 1lltrift
Columbia bellte mo nlorget FLAIR lillo
onbolteno fiibl; mGbige wCitIid)e, nm.
ipringeno meroenoe Minoe.
Ser Hegen, ben Der Netternlonl
iiir geItern oniagte, blicb aus; nit
Dem Itorfen RegenguB om Wontag
Nbenb bGrte Der critc ehte Serbit.
iturm, ser am Nof)nlitto9 cingeieBt
bate, ipieoer oui. Gle Gempcratlr
ianf ober beoellten0; Ole b0d)ite mor
SO 8rab INN 2 llhr Hahmittogs INN
Die niebrigite so 8rao I'M oft ltbr
Nbenos.
Sn ben onberen @unoc8 . @etters
geobabtungS.S totionen brs SonbeS
luuroen bic ~iolgenOen bGhlten Gem
%peraturen per3eidnet:
Gaitport 81, Fortlono GO, Bottom
"a, Ilbonp 70, Nem-Dorf GO, Ybiln.
Oelpbia 6S, Atlontic.Gitp 10, Woibs
lngfotl 66, Nortolt ~, S0tteraS 10,
Charlotte GS, @ilmington 7G, GG6ur,
Teton 76, Saoonnab "A, Sadionpiue
so, Gfilpiter 50, aep-@eitS 81, gtlanto
SO, Montgomerp GO, Nem,S rleona
20, Foleliine 66. @olpeiton y, Gor4
plis Gbriiti 50, Wempbis "a, Gincin.
natl A, Eittsbira A, SSmego 56,
Buffalo 46, GlepelanO 3S, letroit 36,
Glpena AZ, Morquctte ~, Green 9ou
80, Chicago 3S, Iulutb 80, ct. Goul
80, ct. 2ouis ~, aonios.Gitp 46,
Smaba 3S, Suron 80, gismard 26,
8inilton "a, SABRE As, Solt 9afe
Gitp 70, Genper "a, 0ortb glotte -,
Inloriuo 90, Gobae Gitp SO, Sos sln.
Qelea rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Die WablsGcmpngne.


GrthtiioItiihc Gerinmmlnng bc>
,0euiidcn ornlofrotiidlell GlllG3
Der 10. Woro". - Mcben 81 @lll-
lien 0c3 Mm%cloenlentS. - Scne
.OrobpGter alollicl". Ger
&linOelbeItcl.
yScnn inter oQen Iemotroten ser
Stoot lol1er Irbqits9iier, ioldc &c
0ciitcrlng berrid)t,. mie Oicie i'd &c.
tern bel oer0eriumnlluiig bes .Teut.
ihcn brmofrotiiden Clubs Der 10.
@arb" in Noam Tlefenitcin'S Sole
flnlo gnb, ltlo DOB oo3 Der SoIi,
0u5 GGbcu Sic uoil unoCrr ocmnfrn-
illd)en &dro.GIub~ in ollcn Ibeilen
Der Stubt orranoirten Gcrionrmlnl
gc!I 3ltr Ocniige beiuicieLL ounn
biirfen 9altimore'$ 9en1ofruten Gem.
mas Der 2. Mouember fir lie brilgcu
iuiro, mirflid) getrolt entgeQen iebcl.
Sin lold)er Nnbrong mar 3l pcr5cidj
men, oaB Iogor Die 5u benz Soole
iiibrenbe 5rcppe bidt bciebt mor ma
Gicle umfebren mlBtel, Oa fir lie
lei0er fem Elob me6r o%orbanocn
mar. Sn Den peridieOenen anipra.
fer, nelda Don tilbtigen uno cont
p@etenten He6nern gebalten mllroen,
muroc ben gelpunnt 2ouibenben nit
Nuhorltd uno SbGrie nodnlolS boy
Algcu gefiibrt, Inn iueld)e luiGti1e
tSrogen eo lid IN bieier Moblld)lodt
bonoclt, mie es Dos S1tereiie 0ea
Stoates NtarplonO erbeiitt, ooB hie
Oemofratiibe Sortei iiegreid) aus
benz Sample berpor9ebt, Oa MIR JIG
I'M Stan0e lit, bon beiben Gorteicn
ul5 luidtig uno bringcno unertamte
HeIormcn olld] ipirflih ourd5uictcn.
Go5 Saupts nSiiue" DER GampoGnc,
Ooo Neaer . Gntre6tungs E Nmenbts
mcnt, luurbe notiirlid) BON idmmt-
liden 6ebncrn iciner 9eoeutung &c
biibreno bebonoelt. Cine icoe ein5cllle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Nnitern'S Onper, Snsar nnb Sans.
0Srobiinn 0amen . Gcrein."
MittuudL ben 10. Eftobcr,
in Der SroBiinn-Saac.
(276.S3 .9O)

Or. Hem Ell uno bie Goof.
Eearp Gontropcrie.- Or.
Sra 8emien, ErGiioent Der ,sobns
Soptins' llniperiit1t utlo Der Notio.
mol : Mfnoenlie Der @iienidaiten,
bot BON cinem Gomite Scr Notiono.
len @eogropbiiden @eieuidoit Ole
Slnfrage erboIten. Oh CT aui griufen
Der Notlonalen @eograpbiid)en 8e.
ielidoft, Der gmerifoniiben @eogru.
pbliden @eielllhait, bes Eeorp grf.
tiiden Clubs uno oes Mmerifoniihen
WfnienmS fir Noturgeihidte olsNrGs
lioent Der Wotionol Nlfooemic Der
NiIienifoiten eineGommiiiion crllcn-
men milrbe, ipclde Die 9etpeiie oeSTr.
Goof unO beS Commander Ecorp iiir
hereh Noropolentoefung priiien iol.
tc. Or. Gemien erpioerte, er lpiirbe
oo5ll bereit ieiri, ipenn Die Hotionol.
gfooemie Der @iiienitoiten lire Ne.
nebmi9ung oo5ll aebc. Gieic @eiell.
idoft miro lid Wittc Nopenlber Der.
fnnmeln.
Son Sec unh Safen. - IN
9oltimore'S Sd)iifiobrtstreiien lit
man frob, bob DER gemoltiee Srfot,
ipelfer in aep-g8eit @ermiiitmgen
onridiete. nitt Die sSobrt Scr @olti.
morer 6obrSclge, Die ben Srottucr.
tebr 5piiden Slorioa mo ocl, Gro.
pen nno Dem bieIiaen Sofen permit.
teln, beeintrGhtiate, Gle Compiler
Der .Merhants oilb WincrS' 9inie"
5iuiid)en Baltimore uno Sotionpiac
maren mcit auBerbolb oeS betroiicn.ll
Scrritoriums, uno aud, Die Subr.
5cuge Die TboSpbat non Bort Gompo
nod bier brtngeL beionoen lid,
nidt i'm 9ereid Der Sturnl5one. Tic
meiiten Der bieiigen ,Sruhtoomlpicr
frrffcn bier Sountags ooer Rontags
Gin unaeuerIoiien bieien Soien Witt
iueass obsr. Donperitaesy loeob mott
bier beredmet, haB ale auber @elaAl
luuren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

lple oercn mGmnIihc N%od)fommcll.
Tber, lnIe gelogt, Der N~nSl0noer, Der
Ilae] hcm I. Sornlur 1869 Niir9er
luuroc, ionic oeiicn mlnnlidIc !tad)
torlmcn boben mit or ,GroBputer-
&lonlel" 1or llidlts 81 tb,,n. Sir lie
1T cine beionoere &lnuicl On, Die be-
lo9t, oab Gin icit Dem I. Sor1,or 1869
l1aturolilirter @iirgcr lllO oeiiell
m0ltnlid)e Hobfommen oos uisirgc-
idrdntte @ubIrett bobcn ioaen.
Gus Tatum I. Nnnnor 1869 lit III
ocn slmenbemcrt uorbolroerL lueil
bon oem'To tum al Die Ntegcr in Wfo-
rplon0 DDS @obIredt 6ciiben. IS
m!tBten oeSboI6, mi 0ic Nc1er jill
cntrcdlteu mo babel uQcn gSeiBen
Dos @ahlrcdt 5lt crbnIte!l, i!lr Die
iDclBrn Stimmgcbcr 5lpci aIoiicn ges
ldn'len perbeu. Gle critic &laiic unit
fdbt Die @eiben, Ole Dor Dem I. San.
1869 llinmberedtigt luarell, mo De-
rem Nod)fommer. Gie 6meitc aloIie
lmToBt oiejenigen Gimponberer, Die
noh Dem I. Sonuar 1869 giirger
nllroer, mo oeren Nadfonmen.
Gas @erebe bon Dem 8roBpatcr lit
i~iberboltpt llniim; ooS ENHANCEMENT
lprid)t bon feinem @roBuuter. 9ie
@egner boben bic alaltiel, meId)c ben
WdnnerrL Die Dor Dem i.Sonuor 1869
nablbered)tigt maren uno beren Nod)-
tomnen oos Wublredt perlci6t, Ole
Se3eidnung n@roBpater . aloulcl"
gegeben ltnb niiBen ben IltS0rud
lbloner @eiie aus, nm Die @0bler
ire 81 iiibren.
WolenDcram m luu9i M
Rrin3eB Sbeater.
Wforgen Mbeno iin0et inn ErinccB-
Sbeutcr an Der Sit galtimoreitroBr,
llabe Der Central . Npel1lle, cine gro
be oemofratiihe MISUNDERSTANDING
itott, in meld)er oic Buubes Seno-
loren 5iibor &apuer u,o sobn @ol-
fer Smitb Die &ouptrebiter ieill ipcrs
ben. Surge A%niprotben spcroeu olld
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

9cltimnnng belielben ipnr0e in Der
itonolifer mo flarer Weiic erlGutert,
ilno Der GntbulioSmus, nit mel6enl
gernbt oieier Sbeil Der Nrben ollfge
nommcn muroc, 5cigte MIR 6u bent.
lid Dob eiltem jeoen gin5elnen iii
DER 3llb6reri6oit mit niht Der lei.
ieite 3meifal barber geblieben NOR,
oob bic BON ben @eanern oerielbcn
oieier Sorlo9e ongeoid)teten periteds
ten 9ef0brlihcn gigenihoiten chez,
nusl6lieElib IN Der iebr entmideltclt
Ebontolie perbiiicncr republitaniif,cr
Eor~teiionotifer belteben, mo ooB
oas Stinmred)t audi nid)t eines eil.
si9cn peiben MonneS. Oh bier ooer
I'M Nuslonb gcborcl, Orrd) Die Wob.
nobnc in @eiobr 0ebrodt miro.
Zen &oriiB III ser 9erionmluno
iiibrte Der ErGiibent Der Clubs. SEER
gomorb 8. @oIf, welhem ser Scfrc.
TOR. SEER Sbilip &oenie oils Eroto.
folont 5lir Seitc itano. Iie Heoner
oes NbcnbS moren Die iol0rnoe Ser.
ren: Z. Seiob Morriot, Sobu W. SO.
gan nlo Gb. ". @rant. oemofrati
idc Scgislotur. Gonoiooten Dom 3.
2egislotiusG iitritt; &onaro ". Sacf.
ion. Gnnoioot fir ooS 9lnt oeS &c
itomertS.H egiitrotor; Stoot, @eome.
ter Holcigb s. SbomuS. Gonoioot fir
8ieoererudbluna; Mar @opS, ut
tuar oeS &reiS9eridJtS, Gonoioot iiir
WieoercrpGblung; 8eorgc 81. 5rilt.
LOBE, Grefutip @eomter Der 10. 8orG;
Sernoro i. See, &crtrctcr ser 10.
Wurb I'M erlten StootrotbsspeiNt;
Wm. 4. S'Gornor ulo Surru aeur.
Sene @roBpoter @Iouicl.
Gle Iogenonnte n@roBpoter +. Gloil.
icl," ln9te Sr. Mllrrop Tonoiuer &c.
Itern miro INNER nod bon pielell
Ycrlonen miBneritonben. Sobne bon
Gingemonoerten, Ole nod Dem 1. So.
mar 1869 Burger puroer, iragen:
rug9ie fam id) reailirireu uub m1ble,,
% nncin Wrobooter nid)t @iireer Die
les Sanoes ipor, i~iberbonpt bier gar
llift 9c!uobnt bat?"
Ger Sobn zines ieit Dem I. Sanlior
1869 @iirger ge%ieorbcnen Musl0nbers
bat it'd gar nid,t inn Die iogei,nnnte
u0roBuoter &laiilel" 81 befiimnern.
Gr regiItrirt ais Der .nn in | | dJ c
g q d) me eiieS ginge.
~ nberten berlin bem 3eit.
q d nittpom I. s annor1 1869
bis sur Innntme oieieS
u menoementS q. Nopcmbcr
1909 9iirger murbe."
Inter Der iogenonnten r@ro6poters
alaulcl" rc9%iItriren uno mdblen Die
MGnner, Die Dor Dem 1. Sanuor 1869
ruablbercftigt parcnL iolpie audi o.
rem mlnulide Nad)tommen. gu bic
Ter a!uiie @abler geboren natiirIib
oud) iene Ginmouoerer, Die Dor benz
1. Sanur 1869 9iirser wuroen, 10.