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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
itobt, obruo6l oerielbe oielc ecfiiruor-

itoBt, obtpobl Oerielbe oiele @efiiruor.
ter bat, altd) utlf @icerfnn0, oenn rs
miro geItenO genabt, ooB cine 10 rus
otfoIe llmpol5ung aIf einn1ol Den
2ebrplon ol5u iebr Itoren niirbe.
" htig iir Ter.
Ger StoOt.GoIlettor gromn mod)t
an on0crer Steae ocs n9cutiden
Gorreiponoentcn" %befonnt, OoB Die B
Bro3cnt Straie ltnO oie Dtoi Snter9i.
len I'M 9etroge BON cinem bolbcu
Gro5ent 3u allen Herional. uoer Se.
fltritGtclt-S tcucrrcd)nungen iitr OoS
3obr 1909, Oie ttiht bis Samitog ben
%. Mai, Ntitta9S, bc5ablt merOen,
bin5n8ridlagen lueroen, inoem Der 30.
Wtai ell Sontta9 uno Der 81. Mui
@rGbcrihniidln9staG olio ein GtieB.
Iider 5eierto9 lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20

rUeg men" in Soft.-Sn5.
9. Wtcore uno @ilium 9. aeuep
murOen Dom Yoli5eiri6ter 8roumon
in Der mittlcren Eoli5ciitation fir
Gil meiteres &erbor nod Dem Sc.
t1ngniB gciarot, meil iic ongcblid
I'M Sanllnr 81 SpfeSpille einen @eIo-
ihronf III Die Suft ~9eiprcngt babcn
ioaen. 2ie 9eiocn iOuen ongeblif
oDeggmcn" iein.
1rei Der bier nYcggmeL" mel.
DIE fitr3lld) perbaitet mo Don peld,cn
jmcl bercits %otuutbctlt murocn, iino
bon Dem Spc5ialpolijiiten ". $.
SoSbrinf bon Der yVaItimore.S Ohio.
Vobn" oils Die Seute ibentiii3irt nor.
Den, ipeIde i'm i'm lebtcn September
81 @oitberspiac auibiclten llno be.
rulbten.
BE hDnloi8tcr @irt6 frei.
0clprod Ell. - NI@ Sontucl S.
SaIictt bon Ar. 1913, @cit Sopette.
StraBe, III Der Nudt uli Ticl,Itoo
in betrunfenem 3llitonOc in Die fueIt.
lld)e Foli5eiltation cingclicfcrt ruilroe,
crflarte er olif Die 6roae. 100 uno
mann cr boS Bier crboIten bette, ooB
@r. Notban @oluer, elm @irtb pongtr.
II, Moro = EineitroBe ibm Spiritup.
len III Der Belt Slpiid)en II llbrgtodts
uno 4 ubr MoracnS perobfolote.
Solpen mitroe perboitct ltno utter sic
Se'dtloigimg Der @erIesung beS
@irtbifofts 8eicteS geItcat. "a
SoIictt ieoodl in Dem SerbSr pur
Hid)tcr Sooct iuiberiprehenoe Nus.
Iogell mad)tc, lpuroe 9oiper BON Der
Seidnloigung ireigeiproden ms
So'Iett lpeaen Hubelt6runa al ST
Strofe nno Soften peri,rtbsilt.
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Sefamntmtaci1mmg.

Eie I'm NmtsbeStrt bcs biciiaen Sal.
ierlih EeutiheH SpuiuIats uubnhafteu
pbrr auibaltlidru bsutidsu 9cidsange.
bbrincu, iueldle ibrer Militn rpflidrt
nod mint aeriiat 6aben, crbnttcn burd,
Die Nupsienbett 2. vi. 2. ,,Yrcmeu"
Int bieiiaeu oafeu @elrsuBeit, plr
%6thfennna ibrcr 5ieuinaualinteit pun
benz an 9pro beiinolidlrn MariusarBte
iidl untrriuden 5tt laien.
lie il%uteriudluua it auf O,ittpud,
hub Eunncritag, ben 10. nnb 20. os.
0its., uuu . bits II ilbr @pru., anbe.
ranmt. lie bietSn iid @ieIbrnbrn
mersrn au oieiru 1agfn tint o il1r
gnrm. Spm 6nbe beS SrunSmab init
shiifsbout tntcnftei nn gurb bef5r.
bert.
gei Der GrJtfidsH ii%iutrrinGuug inS
benz aoHfulars Seamtru Seaitimntious.
Yapiere uur5n5ei1rn t@ah Setmatbs.
i.hein, 2oipnssiheiH etc..
Baltimore, Wto.. ben II. Mni 1909.
Ser aaiierlidc NUaInt
(Mai1s, 1920 2iberit.
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Sonneuauf. nnS llntcrgaug.
Ias @cttcr.

Siir Marplan0 unO Den TtItrift
Columbia bellte unbcitanoi9 Hegen-
itauer nm No6mittog ooer NbeuO
mo mor9cn 6reito9; 6itlid)C Ninh}.
3iemIih fiibIcS &ctter berrldte &c
tern; Die b0dite Gempero:w nor 69
@roo INN 4 llbr g}ohnlittoga uno Die
~nieOrigitc 81 @roo nm 6 llbr Dtor-
gems.
Sn Otn ol1oeren @ruoeS . 0cttcr.
9eobod)tlng5 @ Stotiouen oco Sall'
bcs murocn Die iolgcnbcu b0d)iten
Scmpcraturen ucrScidnct; Gultport
80, &ortIono 80, 9oiton 56, NIbunD
GS. 9telu 9 Oprf 81, G~bilooclpbiu 66,
Ntlantic Gitp 60, Cape Wup g., Muihs
inqton ~. Noriolt 6S, @ottera2 y,
Charlotte 50. @ilmington IS, Char
leiton IS, Soponuub SO, &odIonniIIc
"a, ,Supiter IS, Seen Mcit So, Ntlortn
rs, Wontgonterp 76, NelusC rleoHa
80, Goleitinc. 81, COLLECTION 81, Cor
pms Gbriiti 81, WcmpbiS &C, Gincllls
nuti 20, Yitt5bur9 "A, Cstucgo 80,
buffalo 60, Gl%cpeIono 5G, Sctroit G2,
glppna GO, MorQuette 80, 0racn Ban
81, Gbicuqo So, Tulutb 5S, ct, saul
y, Ct. 2ouiS y, &onin9 Gitp a.
Cn1nbo IS, Suron 76, 9ismord GA,
Iiaiiton 66, SABRE GO, Selenu Ga,
Salt 2otc Gitp Ga, Gcnper 66. Nortb
Elettc 7G, Googp Gitp "A, Nnlorillo
7S, Sos Nn9eleS GA.
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ySarf bes gcbcns Siiroe ab.
@eor9e Y. @agner bon Nr. 1922,
@eIt. Qerington.S troBc, bc0ebt in
Grub iu.Gorf" Selbitmoro.-
Stiir5te lid in ooS Reierpoir.
aronfbeit trieb i'm in Den Zoo.

aronfbeit trieb i'm IN Den 5oo.
Sr. George Y. 8aGuer, Elm 30
Sabre after Grocer bon Nr. 1922,
it.9eringtpnsS trobe, beging &C.
itern Wor9en I'M oGruib.Sil.Fort"
Selbitnloro, inoenl or iit III oaS
N%elerooir %Itiirate. Ger Selbitn1oro
mar cin 6ilBerit per5ueifelter, inoem
oil Der Steqe, no lid @ogner III ooS
R%eicrpoir i%tiir5te, Der @olierItono 10
nieorie lit. ooB Der 2ebensmiibe iih
oui oen ionoigen 8runo biuIegcn
mubte, Inn 81 ertrinfen.
Serr @ngner mar ieit 5mei Sabrcn
frGnflid) itno mltbte bober Dor 6 NO.
noten feline @ugnermcrflt0tte in
Sii0.9altimore nlligcben, INN oer
8roccrplooen al ser 8eit.2 erin9tons
StroBc 3n betreiben.
Mm 3ieuito1 MbcnO belhluertc lid
Ser @oaller iiber beionoereS I'm
mpblicin, mo geItcrn Worgcn nm
1.S llbr entiernte or i'd nit Der BE
merflng, bob er lid 5ltnl @orhier be-
gebe. 3aS mar boS leBtc Nal, Dob
CT bon Ben Scihigen lebenb 9cieben
muroe. @ermutblid) illbr er biraft
nad) oent Forf binouS. Nicmono
mar Nngcn3euae oeS SelbitnoroeS.
I'm 8 llbr ia6en SunlcS s. Barnes
un0 Y}nrn Weit. meld)e nit Dem
Shneiben bon @roS oilf Ser 30,
iduulg oeS Reierpoirs beihGitigt ma
rem. ben appf cireS WonneS aus
Dem @olier beruorrogcll. Sic gIol'
ben 5lierlt.ooB SonleS Spfes, 0clicn
guigobe e5 lit. ieocn Noraen OnS
Woiicr int Heicrpoir 81 meiien. Der
Grtrunfeue lei, ltuo bolton ben 2cid)'
nam oil bos 2onb, 100 lie ibren Srr.
tbum einiahcn. "a Scr Wnnn often.
bar nod nidt langc inn @oiier 9clc'
gen bate. muroe oerieIbe in ser Nn,.
bulall3 oe8 noroIihcn GiItrittS nnd,
Dem ct. 2utoS'Soipitol gebrod)t, mo-
ieIblt cS iid) bcrouSiteate, boB ollie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uuniib icin
niirocn. 9iird einen @rieL mcId)er
Der Sobie in oen Sai6en trrla, lpllr.
DC beiien Sbentit6t icitaeitellt mn
Der 2eihnom ip1tcr liad) Der @ob.
nlng ieiner Iu9eborigen iibcrge.
iiibrt. Serr @agner binterl1bt oltbel
ieiner @ottin cine fl Sabre olt(
Nooptiptod)ter.
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Sin ocatides 3eidaft, nit Semt-
idJem Erin5ipicm, tit bas wublbcfann.
tc Bbptograpbiidlc stabiu bon Mar
@ei1crt, 4O9--411 0urS-8as.St Ctr.
Sic iinocn bier bic anfmcrfiamite
Scbanolmmg. Nae Nrbcitcm inter
p%eriDnlidDcr ltcber,uadmne, nnS MIR
feinites Material selanst snr Scr.
arbeitnna in nnieren Yprtraits. Sir
Gonfirmanocn ipesieIe Yreisermahi-
gnng. Tamiliengrnppen unb Ser
groRernnsen mad alien 8ilbern bis
sur gcbcnSsrDhe. Wans bciunbere
Nenbeit, Eoitfarteu nit Sbrer Tbo-
tograpbie in budfeiner Nnsfibruus,
einsis nnr in meinem Stnbiu 40 ia.
ben. &abinetbilosr pon $3.50 anf.
luarts. (Ge5t3,E&S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
SrDnic Scs Sdjifials.

Nnl nGmlihcn Gag, no 8oItmeiiter
SoIl SorriS III eincrn S~nterpielu
Die llnantoItborfeit ieiuer gomi.
niltrotion riiGnt, miro iein Stills.
&oiiirer perboftct. - @iQiom 9.
Mper ser llnteri6loQung bon
$3.50 beiduIOigt.
9fun bot audi OoS Foitomt ieillen
Stonool. @iaiom e.. Mper, Ser
SitlfSfoiiirer, iuuroe geItern Gad)mit.
tag bon ben EoIt.S nipeftoren 6ronf
u. Barclay unO SonuueI y. Sooton
auf Die 9lniGuloiguug bin perboitet,
Dem Eo1toeportement $t355 inter-
ihlogen 5u boben, Ger 9u1loeSsGont-
miiiGr &ogerS ltelltc Die 9iirgidoit
oui $1,000 felt.
Vcrelta Dor nncbreren Sogcn be-
gann, obre 0nB Wtper cine Nbnung
oaoon bate, cine ll%nterillduuno iiber
feline @eihGits- mn0 9lhfiibrun0.
Spe5ial. Mgenten bon @oibtugton mo-
rer nit Der llnterind]umg bctrout. Bis
geltern Nad)mittog gIoubten Die
Hgentcn, geniigeno 9GpeiSmoterial
oil Der Sano 81 boben, I'M Wfper'S
Serbottung 81 oeranlolien, un6 2eb-
terer mor nidt tpenig iiberraidt, ols
ibnl bic bei0en 9unbeSbeomten ben
Softbefebl norloien. Gr erflGrte, Oab
ct uniduIbig lei, unO lieB ipfort Sen
Eoli5eisGommiii0r @beltle I'll iid rll-
fen, ben er nit ieiner 0ertbeioigrng
betroute. G%ommiiidr &ogerS Itelte
Die 9iirgihait auf $1,000 felt, pelhe
bon Srr. Wnrfom Sd)rpper nod I'M
Terlaufe oes Nadmitta0s geitellt
iuur0e.
WDer, luelfer in gtr. Ola, Goro.
Goluertitr., pobnt, mllroc Dor IS
Sabren gum Glert i'm YoItomt er-
nannt. Gr mai elmer Der ileiBigIten
geanlten lnO nurOe raid bei6roert,
bis CT Die perontluortlife Stelluna
zines SiilfS.&aliirers erbieIt. Bolt
t%1ciitcr Seojnp crnonnte i'm gum
Glcrt, uno lett Der Belt Itonb or Del
oen ocmofratii6en ioruobl oils re-
publifoniifen YoitmeiItern In arc.
Benz Nniebtn.
Gie Sronie oeS SdidialS mollte es,
Dab Der Foltmeiiter @. Soa Sorri$,
nad)oent er bon Den lestcn Gllrd,-
Itedereien i'm RatbbuuS geb6rt bate,
geItern in eillem offentIideu Snter.
pieiu erflurte, Dap int Roitomte feinc
Hatbbousmetboben gang uno eGbe
leien utb er felt iiber5elist lei, oab
ale Te6nlngen itimmen, Gr erfI1r-
te IN oem Sltternielp ierner, ooB fem
Sd)atten Don @erondt oui irgeno eli.
men Ieiner llntergebenen faae.
Wsper Itanmt bon ether befounten
Somilie. Gr lit Der Sobn oes per-
Itorbenen Sbomos ). Mper, neld,er
piele Sabre Ser Ginnahe-6 irma Z. :.
W9per Ii. So. poritano. weIde Nod).
fommen bon 6apitGn HinggoIO. oen
beriibmten SelOen oes merifoniid)en
ariegS, limo. Gr belt lih jeooh oen
Observation-Disclosures fern.
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Strait mnS Ncinnbbeit in jcbcm
Srupfcu.

Slaidcnbier, fpie es ans ser neiler
Observation-Disclosures Der George @iin-
tier, iltn., grau-Go. berporgebt, miro
bon feinem anoeren Bier in ser Stoot
i%ihertroffen. Sic iollten es unbeoinat
I'M Sauie babcn. geltent brett bon
Der 9rauerei ODER Ibillips Bros,
-agenten. aiite bon 2
2uteno Slaifen $500.
(Dtai4,S i, %, Sa-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
ScbbcI's cin,iacs WtcIicr.

Wir baben nnr Gin gtrlier in Gal.
timorc, nnS Sas bcfinoet iid in DC,
Stage ST ebenrr Groc, Nr.321, Tprb.
@ag', maize 6igb.Str. 6inbcr-Ybo.
tcsrapbicn cine Spesialitat. - Gcine
Nscntcn nnb fcineS reopen 81 iteiscn.
S. Sebbcl. 6. Grin, WeidGftsfibrer.
G4-)
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Sbcu. s. 9icncr e So,
217, Ef-Waltimprc.S trase.

Geutihes ui,b anbercS arsIGnoi.
Ites 9elo gefauft uno %perfolft.
Scloienoungen beiorst nod Ieutidp
lono, Seitreif, Tublano II. |. m.
8ediel aitsgeItelt arf ausIanSiide
ganfen. Greoitbfiefe uno 9rapelerS
CHEQUES. 'lq'ot' o.
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Gegen Siirgidjaft entlaEeu,

ShDN" S"~o'N1"IN
George +. WcHne nieoer oli freiem
Sub. - Sr. @iuiam 8. grpon
iteQt $250O giirgidoft fir i'm. -
Sr. Sobn s. Wobon unidcinenO
gegen ieinen SdmieaerioDn er.
bittert.
George i. Wcgnc, Der Gr.Glerf i'm
Biircau oeS Stoot-GontrolelrS, mel
der um Gienltag dtif Die Nnidltloi-
gitrg BIN perboitet lpurbe, $436 I'M.
terihlugen 81 boben, mltroe geItern
eegen $2500 9iirgid)oit, Die BON Srt.
Wiuiam $. @rDorL etnen1 Commit
iionsngenten, Geitellt mlroe, fiir lei.
nel Ero3eb tntloiicn. 0c9en ouS all
1emcine Griuurttn ianOcn iih lpeoer
Scr Sdlpiegcrpoter beS grreItantel
Sr. Sobn s. Wobon, nod irgeno mel.
de onbcre ieiner poIitiihen Sreltn0e
in ser Ynli5eiitotion Gin, mo Die ein.
5i9en beioen Eerioncn, lpeIehc iid) 0t5
2lrreitnlten n%nnobmlelL Durct Die
Utlltter un0 Sr. grDan.
Mc9foe 5eigte bel ieinem g1treten
OeS 8cridts5immeys belttli6 Ole Spu.
rem De- i6lailos perbrahten Naht,
ur6 im @egeniob 5l COINS, Der lid
mad ieinar Gerboftung ieDr glcihgiil.
ti0 benobm, itono CT mie ein reumii.
tbiger Siinoer Dor ben Sdronten oes
Eoli5CigerihtS. Gr CAB Die @ohs
ming %ieiner Wlltter, 9r. 1925, Eort-
2(uenuc. ais ieine I0reiie an. Gr 10
moh olS iein NnlpoIt, @r. u. Quinn,
lpeigcrten lid), nod DEM Serb0r ii.
geno mcI6e aeuBerungcn iiir Die Del
fcntlid)teit 5ll MADDEN.
CAB Sr. Sobn 5. Mnbon nift I'M
Gimme bat, ieinen GiufluB 81 @lniten
oeS SdJluiegcriobne5 geltcno 81 mo.
dcn crbeQt am Better aus Den nod
iol9enoen NeuBerumaen, Die er g1itern
elncm 8erihterItatter gc0cniibcr
mohte:
rWcHoc bat lid ielbit iduloig be-
fannt. Gos 8eleb muB ieinen 2alti
nebmen, unO CT muB Die peroiente
Straie obbiiBen. @eoer ifl nod ir.
genO Elm onoerer ietner Srellnoe pcr-
Den cine Sam riibren, nm i'm 81
idiisen, 9iirgidoft fir i'm 81 Iteuen
ODER ben Erp3eB in Der tineu ooer on-
oeren @eiie 81 per5ogeru. IS lit
ourd)auS feline GntihuIoigung iitr
oieles 8erbreden uorbanoen. IS giebt
feline moglihe Bertbeioigung. Sd
id)reibe ieinen Sal nur ieiner Sut)t
nad geiitiGen @etr0nfen 5lt. Seine
6unilie Ieioet am meiiten %oorunter,
niht CT lelbit."
Giner 3epeidc aus Nep. 9orf gu,
iolge bot George g. McRoe ieire leb.
re Spribtour, Die 81 Icinen Seroers
ben lueroen iollte, nod Dem Su0ion-
Babel untergummen, bon no ans er
bcinabe t1glid ausfliiae mad Gonep-
SSIono l%internabnl. Gr iou babel
Itorf g%etrltnfen mo leid)tfertig @elo
oitsgcgeben baben. Gr fabrte nnl
Santitog bon Nelu.Oorf nod @nlti-
more 3liriid.
Ter Staot-Gpntroleur Sooper or.
fldrte geitern, Dab Nc9feo's Inter
ibleiic Idnuerlid iiber $500 betruacu
biirften.
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9ie .NDler" in G%onnen-
tion. - Die Staats Go%npention
pes vOrbens DER Goggles" tngte in
Sogcrstoiun Mo, unb rs promin2nte
Goggles" bon Baltimore naburen ooi
ran SbeiI. Sm @an5en iino 200 &c.
legnter 81 Der Contention c%rid)icnen.
Inter BEN galtimorer 0elegotan be.
finoen iid) 8erid)tS +. Aftuor Mar
@aps, Die Holijeirif.cr 9niliel :.
2ooen uno Sanlcs 2enis, gr {. Eoli,
sciridter ssantes u. Seftia, 6lerf os@
9cIi5ei NaridollS Sobm Smifert,
Yraiibeiii Der 5eeerntion Of 2nbor
Eoipnr6 Sirih.
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SS6.75 nad Scattle uno suriif

bio Eenniu!uonia Vnbn. 9illete pom
20. Moi bis 80. Septcmber perfouit;
iir Die Hiitiabrt bis eiltidJl. I. Otto.
Der giiltig; iiir Die AlasfasO utou.
8aciiic Nusitcaune, GouiuItirt Oil,
Let. ggeutct, tl0)
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WcI0ienbnnncn

8eloicnounacn nod 1~eutidlanb
rno SeItreid . ungarn iiher unb
idnel beiorgt. 5, 10 unb 90 Marf.,
ictpie 10 uno 90 aroneu Sdeinc 81
perfauien.
Sbco. s. 9iener & &c.,
o. Nr. 217, Si.YaItimore.Str.
edNe .tasfS sasfaub bsisrst Q. Mssas. AS
cksHaltimsse.oty. IsSe gxksa ossts.ASeuaA
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Stdot 8dfttntore.
1ntcr6aItnnns.@enlueiIrr

,,8Ianeh'S" - Sauoeoiue luo l9anoeIbtIoer
,Hnrctn" - @e6er a Rufb's ngpnrlons".
,,Ninrhlnub" - Neitb'c nlu Siar"sSdIoes
bille mo gSaHoeibiloer.
,,Nicturia" 9auoentue uno GRANDCHILDREN.
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Safub 8. lcriaR tDbt.

Sd)ieo geitern oltS Dem Qeben.-@ur
crit 36 2obrc cit. - SintcrIGBt
@ittme itn0 orci ain0cr. - Seiu
Gnter elmer ser %bcfonutcItcn Tellt.
id)en Scr Stoot.
Ser 1afo6 s. 2erinu iGico aeitcrn
in iein1r @obmuun gr. 25t2, @cit-
9oltimoreItr., oliS Dem Scben. Gr
mar Idngcrc 3cit IeiOcnO, ober Elm
Srr5id)Iag ifcint Die lo0csuriude 5lt
icin. Ter 8eritorbeue mar Sc Sabre
alt lIno cin SObn Oea mediterranean
&errn Sntob Serinr al Der Golpcr.
ton.HooO. Gr luur Wictger bon Ero.
Ieilion unO binterl0bt ieine Satin,
orei ain0er, 5pci 9rii0tr uno cine
ShmeIter unO iciucn Toter, Gen be.
tannten Serrn Snfob 2erinn. Gic
9ecr0iguna finbct morGen Nnd)mit-
tag 3 l(br Itott.
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aau BON @erfteigen'
tbum. - WiIliam 9. Sill & Son
buben fiir sic Summe bon $4,000
ouS @erfteigentbum all Der Siib.
meit.Gde uuo Ser Siiooit-Gde bon
Ebilpot. uno Wells.S troBe gefouit.
weldleS biSber SorncS 6. Sib uno
Serbert %. 9rltne geborte.
Wuoo gel it eSfronf? -
Gon9rcB a69eoroneter Sponep 6.
Mubo bonn 5. GongreBoiltrift, mel,
der Ieit 2ongem leibeno lit uno lid,
inl vGbllrd Some ono Snfirnlorp"
am gronoipop unb Soirnlonnt- Npe.
mebrere Gage bcfdno itn0 ballt oui
lelne Gntloiiung orong, ioQ iett. nie
leine God,ter, Srou :. Carlisle @iI,
ller bon Nr. 210S, Norb.G b~urleSitr..
Iogt, III Ser NerpenbeiIonItolt oeS
Gr, 9. ". Witdea i'll 8bilooe(pbio
ulltergebra6t morben ieilL ga er olt
0etltlger 3errltttllitg leioc.
Senotor 2intbicum ais
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-22
NO REST AT "HOME"
FOR POLE HERO
DR.. COOK SHUTS HIMSELF UP TO
ANSWER MORNINGS MAIL
1000 LETTERS.

New York. Sept. 22-"Home's will
not mean rest for DR.. Frederick A.
Cook for weeks to come. The man
who says he was the first at the north
pole arose this morning after ten hours
sleep to begin a day Of hard work.
Piled in the sitting room OF his suite
at the Waldorf Astoria were nearly
1000 letters and kilograms from all
parts of the world, to many OF which
he must give immediate answer. So
today he shut himself up with the
young English secretary whom u. S.
Minister Egan had sent with him from
Copenhagen and set to work.
DIR. Cook will stay in his rooms prac-
tically all the time until his next pub
lie appearance, which win be at a ban
quet rendered by the Arctic club to-
morrow night
Many Of the letters awaiting an
swers are from theatrical managers,
commercial bodies and civic organic
ations which are anxious to have the
explorer lecture or attend public
functions in various cities. Others are
from publishers bidding for his liter
airy output.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-22
SHOOTING SCRAPE
ON MINOT STREETS
PRoPRlETREss OF HOTEL STARTS
SOMETHING WHEN INSULT
ED BY A MALE GUEST.

Minot, N. D., Sept IA real live
shooting scrape took place last eve
ming at the National hotel. near the
500 tracks, in which Mrs Ell. Davis.
proprietress of the hotel, and S. Eek
man, of Lorraine, were the particle
pants. Mrs. Davis claims that while
she was sitting in the ONCE OF the ho-
tel, Eckman came in and. after using
insulting language to her, which she
resented. he attempted to beat her,
hitting ner on the face and otherwise
mistreating her. The woman ran to
her room and, picking up a revolver,
ran out into the street, taking couple
of shots at the man. He turned
around and pulled gun out Of his
pocket, replied with five shots, while
pedestrians in the immediate vicinity
scattered for hiding places. None of
the shots took effect and both were
arrested while the guns were still
smoking
They were taken to the police sta
tion, but as the woman would not
nile a charge against the man, he was
released for custody by putting up a
leash bond Of $25. Both parties will
appear before Police Magistrate MUIR
ray this afternoon at which time they
will be tried for disorderIy conduct.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-22

study at rhe A. C. and the professors
in charge of each:
Department Of Agriculture J.
H. Shepherd.
Department of Biology-Prof. H. L
Bolley.
Department OF Chemistry and Phar-
macy-Prof E. f. Ladd.
Department Domestic Science
Miss Helen Hoover.
Department Of Northumberland
H. w. MeArlle.
Department OF Engineering Dean
e. S. Keene.
Department of English and Philos-
ophy-Prof. Archibald q. Minard.
Department Of Geology and Min
eralogy- Prot Daniel 70. willard
Department OF History and Civil
Government-Prof. j. III. Halland.
Department of Horticulture and
Forestry-Prof c. B. Waldron.
Military Department-Maj. James
UHo.
Department of Modern Language
Prof. Max Bait.
Department of Veterinary Science
Prof L. Van Els.
Department of Music-Dr. c. S.
Putnam.
Department OF Coach
Reuben.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-22

Today is opening day at the North
Dakota A. C. and the work of organ
izing the classes for this fall term has
occupied the attention of the faculty
during the day. BY tomorrow morn
ing all classes will have been organ
lied and the fall term will be on in
full swing.
The enrolment at noon today was
over $50 students and there is every
indication that the enrolment will
reach 400 before the end OF the week.
This is an increase Of from so to rs
per cent over the enrolment on the
opening day last year and the officials
at the school are feeling greatly elated.
Looks for Best Year Of School.
There is every indication that this
years attendance will break all rec
ords." said Pres. j. H. Worst this
morning, "and there is no reason why
this should not be by far the most
successful year in thu history of the
A. C.
seThe members Of the faculty are all
present on the opening day and we
are getting a fine start for the fall
term"
Departments Of Study.
Following are the departments of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-22
President BreatheS Fine Noun
tain Air IN Colorado
HAS AN EARLY AUTO RIDE
FOLLOWING A RECEPTION AT THE
WALSH HOME AT wooLHURsT
TODAY THE PRESIDENT LEFT
FOR COLORADO SPRINGS ON HIS
SPECIAL TRAIN.

woolhurst Col. Sept. 22.-President
Taft, after passing night at the home
of Senator Hughes in Denver arrived
here at O'Clock this morning and
brealxfasted with Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as F. Walsh. The president arose at
the Hughes home at O'Clock and after
making a pre- breakfast observation
of the Rocky mountains and taking a
walk in the invigorating mountain air,
announced himself ready for anything.
The morning after nights drizzling
rain, was cool and crisp. The sun
shone brightly and the president said
he was being treated to the best tonic
Of his life.
At s o'clock the presidential party
took an automobile and proceeded to
Woolhurst, fourteen miles out of Den
yer. where Taft was greeted by Mr..
and Mrs. Walsh. Only a few guests
were present at the breakfast.
Later the president attended a re-
ception in his honor. Then with only
half an hour i'm which to rest the
president prepared for his trip to Col
orado Springs where he was scheduled
to arrive at 1880 this afternoon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-22
SUES UNCLE SAM
FOR S6l,27l,SOO
RAILWAY COMPANY CLAIMS DAM.
AGES FOR DECIDING LANDS
TO INDIANS.

Washington. Sept ga suit
against the United states for $61,271, :
500 probably viii be tried by the
United States court of claims during
the coming winter.
This suit, which is one of the larg-
est ever brought against the govern
ment, was instituted some time ago
by rhe Missouri Kansas & Texas rail-
way. one Of the landsgrant railroads,
by the ming of a petition in the United
States court Of claims In which it
was alleged that by an act OF congress
the United States had agreed to the
simple title to every alternate Sec
ton of land to the extent OF ten Sec
tons per mile on each side of its line
through the Indian territory and KAN
sas, and that subsequently many Of
these lands had been decided to the
Indians in severalty and had other
wise been disposed of, to the great loss
of the railroad company.