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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
AMERICAN PEERESS
TO BOOM SUFFRAGE
Lady Tennessee Cook Will
Spend Winter Hereto
Trail Congress.

Pledged heart and soul and fortune
TO TIE cause of suffrage for women,
Lady Tennessee Cook, formerly Tennes-
see Claim. ia coming to Washington
to begin campaign for votes for her
cause, the like OF which, it is declared,
has never been seen before in this coun.
trv. She has 100000 big round Ameri-
can dollars which she is going TO spend
in her campaign for the rights Of wonl-
ar. 50 she says.
The suhrag gettes OF the District Of Co
Iumbia are ali in a furry today over
the prospect OF such "a struggle for
wOmen's rights here in their midst. The
headquarters Of the Suffrage Association
is being housecIeaned today and every
thing viii he shining when Lady Cook
loOSs iu on her local sisters.
To Work at Capital
Lady Cook viii take a house in Wash
ingtOu some time after Congress gets
10 work on Capitol Hill She will camp
on the trail Of the President and the
.COusressHen and will make life so pleas
ant for them with her plants that they
wiz be glad 10 give women their rights.
Lady Cook is satisfied that President
Taft IS a reasonable man and she has
aouhded TO her friends that she could
got along with him all right.
Il have more faith IN MIN than 1 had
in his predecessor" she said He does
rot think that he is the only important
thing in the country and he has a ju-
dlcial mind. ] think he will listen to
reason
Before settling at Washington to be
gin the assault on the President and
Congress, Lady Cook may tour the coun-
tiE 10 Ter private car and excite the
women by a thousand direct appeals.
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EXERCISES HELD
ON BATTLEFIELD
Patriotic Societies Celebrate
Surrender of Corn
wallis.

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. Binder radi-
ant skies and most auspiciOus circum-
stances the 18th anniversary OF the
surrender of Lord CORVALLIS TO Gen.
George Washington, which brought to a
close the revolutionary war and freed
the thirteen original states from British
bondage. was celebrated today on the
spot at Yorktown where the CoruwalIis
surrender occurred October. Ig. 1TSI
Today's festivities were the cuImina-
ton Of a three days celebration which
began IN the historic church at York
town on Sunday and was under the
Joint auspicies OF the YorixtoRu Histori-
cal Society. the Society or the Decend.
ants OF the Signers Of the Declaration OF
Independence, permanently organized al
the jamestown exposition, -uIy T. 1907
and the citizens Of YOrltowa and YorI;
county.
Today's exercises began with floral
parade by school children. i'm white.
who covered with flowers the graves OF
those buried in the historic cemetery. on
The hillside at Yorktown This was fol-
lowed by general parade, military and
civil, participated I'm BY sailors from
the torpedo boats Shubrick, Dupont
STingham. and BiddIe lying at anchor
off yorktown a battalion of MARYLAND
Naval Reserves from the eunboat Isla
de Cuba, and visiting guests from many
of the thirteen original st4tes. whose
independence came about by the results
WhIc1 the festivities of the day Were
in celebration.
The exercises OF the day begin in the
Continued OH Eighth Page)
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HISTORICAL WOMEN
TAKErDOWA LADDER
Fire in Apartment House
Keeps Firemen Busy for
Short Time.

Believing that all means of escape had
beenO cut of by the dense smoke that
filled every corridor and apartment, sew
eral women who became hystarical, were
narrowly prevented EroIn jumping from
second and third story windows when
fire broke out this morning in the base
ment Of the EIberOn apartment house.
1910 Columbia road.
When the hTemen arrived. the whole
first foor and basement were enveIOped
in flames and dense smoke filled all OF
the upper floors. Women were standing
at nearly every window. Several YOul-
en came down fire escapes unassisted,
while firemen helped others down in the
same manner.
Fearing that women would attempt 20
Jump from a secOnd-stOry rear window
ladders We're hastily erected and Lieu.
tenant Walters and Privetes Sylvester
and TrOwerS, OF Truck Company No s.
carried them TO a place OF safety. The
women were Mrs Max Pretzfelder and
Mrs Mary Miller.
The fire, il is believed. was started bv
a lighted cigarette being thrown into a
pile OF waste paper in the basement. The
flames spread rapidly in the first floor.
damaging all of the apartments on that
floor.
The apartment occupied by Charles
Becker was completely gutted. and all
the furniture destroyed. The building is
owned BY Leo Simmons, an attorney.
who estimates his loss at 1900.
y peculiar feature OF the fire was the
great quantity of black smoke which
seemed TO work its way ID the halls
ana rShatt almost before the flames
were discovered While none Of the
occupants of the aParJm0 ut on the up-
Fer u0OrS were at anv tine in real dan
ger from the flames, the smoke led then,
10 believe that all means of escaDe byy
the SIiIrWays had been cut OF
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FORGETS PETROL TANK.
AERO STOPS IN MIDAIR
Wilbur Wright Takes Trusty Machine to Pieces and
Finally Finds That He Had No Gasoline Aboard
When He Attempted to Make Flight

After carefully going over every piece
or machinery in The $4,000 aeropIauc.
examining it in every detail for some
excuse at baking during the second
flight this morning, Prof. Wilbur
Wright, Of the School OF Applied Ayia-
ton at College Park. looked into the
gas0lene tank Of the f.plane and
laughed.
The tank was empty and the downfall
OF Alr. Wright and Lieutenant Lahm
this morning when in the midst of their
second hight they came down when the
little engine could no longer reyOIve the
propellers. II worked as long as the
gasolene held out. but even an engine
viii refuse 10 work when the feed
gives out.
So. when MT Wright and Lieutenant
I.ahm were In the midst Of their second
nisht the propeller stopped Wright seiz-
Cd the levers from the neTveiess hands
Of The army officer and carefully guided
the machine to the ground. IT alighted
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as gently and carefully as a big eagle
The machine was pushed back TO t~e
starting point and Mr. Wright triec
20 go. ~' '''"9NN'
dI. Wright then declared there vas
something the matter with the magnetic
lie donned his working clothes and rro-
oSfded 20 take the poor magnet to
pieces. Then he took other parts OF tn,
delo plahe apart examining all with
minute care. After THREE hours work.
lhe real cause OF the downfall was dis
S2Ee4cd anu the gascleue tank filled
Nh Wright made one dight This
ll-i mo- tilus geIore the engine acted so dis
CoCI teouslN- II began "a 6:54 and lasted
TieNeH minutes and seventeen seconds.
lyleutenant Humphries, the passenger,
v as Almost us real operator. There was
10 t more lhan a turf of wind blowing
atid weather conditions were ideal AT
- ~. wright began the flight during
wiiSn t1e engine stopped Tie bad been
w ioHt minutes and ten Seconds, when
ne decided TO come uoNu.
When MF. Wtf4nt was shown the dis
CONTINUED on Eighth -Page3
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TROOPS SURROUND
BOMB THROWERS

LISBON, Oct. IA Gordon of troops
has been drawn about the square con-
tanning st. LOTens Church. which, with
the surrounding buildings. was dam
az ~ bomb thrown by terrorists
an lIe Enblio has been barred from
the neighborhood..
While nothing can be learned OF what
Is progressing inside the circle Of troop
II IS reported that a party OF terror o.
lists, caught in the building after the
bomb explosion. has barricaded the rts-
iRs and is standing of their attacks
II IS believed that the isolation of the
neiEnboThood Dy the troops is TO pre-
vent other terTorists coming 70 the as
sisIance Of their 0esieged comrades.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
BANKINGCORPORATlON
BRANCH IN HANKOW
international Company Now Has
Place in Big Chinese
CITY

NEW YORK. Oct I9.-The Interna-
tional Banking Corporation received
ca BILE advices today that a branch
bank had been opened in Hankow,
China The Hankow branch is the
eighteenth that has been opened in
the far East and South America the
others being in HOngkong, Canton
Shanghai Japan. British India, the
Philippines, and South America.
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STEAMER is HELPLESS

NORFOLK. Va, Oct 19.-Reports
from the steamer City OF Columbus
says she is helpless at sea with a
broken shaft about nifty miles OF the
Virginia capes The United States
revenue cutter Yamacraw was ordered
10 her assistance.
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RANK STILL CLOSED.

NASHVILLE Oct 19.-The City Sav-
lngs cdhh' W,HSA ttoseu ~ uooFs SaI-
indette dneSs was given as more than
S3GO. .OJa and IL was asserted to be wholly.
insolrent ia petition granted today
enjoiuing ". H Green from acting as
assignee
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TEMPERATURES.
Sun TABLE,


IOdaV--HIgh tlde. ll-4 a. m and II z
J.. m, low tide. j.29 q. M. and 5.i5 .. N.
TomorroW-High tide, 1901 a. m. low
tide. 6:l6 q. N. and 6:02 D. IA.
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Mantels, Large Colonial, for $3.50.
F.ssB LlbSey q Co. 9Th a n. Y. Ave
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CONDITION OF THE WATER.

fAAfA4 III 80 D ll4AfNhs W y 81 OcA- lt--
Potomac clear, west slightly muddy
east HaFpere Ferry Shenandoah slight,
muddy.
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Piper HeidsiecS champagne flavor
chewing tobacco is sold iu more stores
than any other chewing tobacco IN the
World 7zsAdYk
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WEATHER REPORT.

The tropical disturbance has continued
It's movement westward, and is now an
rarentIy ceutered southwest OF Jamaica
The rainStorm which covered the Ohio
valley, eastern Lake region, and middle
Atlantic States on Monday has passed
RAPIDLY into the Atlantic. The storm
ceuteFed IN the west Gulf region is
causing rains in that section, and thence
northward over Oklahoma and Kansas
Moreover an extensive Taiustorm has
already appeared la the Pacific coast
region. The cold high area IS now cen
tered over the upper Lake region, and
dominates the conditions in the northern
ana central states. resulting IN a con-
tinuation OF uuseasOuably low tempeFa-
tures iu northern and central sections
FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Fair and continued cool tonight and
Wednesday: frost tonight: moderate
noTthWcsteris-, shifting 70 uOTtheasterIy
winds
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I~ohlaltd On Elghth Page-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-01
TaS @ctter.

Jiir WarplnnO unb ben Giitrift
Columbia beute ulb morgen flar;
feline benlerfensncrtbe Nenoeruna III
Der Gemperuiur; maBige untiprln'
aenbe @in0c.
2as @etter mar geltern ipie0cr IeDr
id)on. Tie bodlte Semperotltr mar
20 @rab nm 3 llbr Iod)mittuga ulto
Die niebrigitc 80 8roo nm & l(br
IbenoS.
Sn Den anoeren 9unoes.g9ctter-
observation-disclosures bes Sortoes
ipuroen Die f%olgenoen b0diten Senl.
pernturen per5eldnet:
Goitport 80, Tortlanb g. Bolton
20, Ilbanp 66, Nelp.gorf 6S, Ybilu'
oelpbia 70, Ntlantic Gitp "A, Cape
Wap "a, @oibington 70, Noriolf 80,
Satteros rs, Charlotte so, Wilming-
ton so, Gbarleiton 76, Sdpanlab IS,
Sadionpiae IS, Si,piter IS, Sen @eit
So, atlanta IS, montgomery 81, Nelp
Srleans.S0, Ealeitine "a, 8alueIton
IS, Corpus Gbriiti 7S, Wempbis Is,
Cincinnati &C, Nittsbiirg So, Ssluego
56, Buffalo "a. Glepelanb 56, Getroit
81, NIpena so, Marquette 80, Green
Ban GO, Chicago 60, Tulutb &C, ct.
Eaul 20, ct. 2ouiS 6S, aanioS Gitp
y, Omaha "A, &iiron rs, 9ismard
50. @iuiiton "A. Sabre 6S, Selenn
50, Salt Cafe Sin 20, 9enper 80,
Nortb Elnite Sc, Mmorilo 81, Googe
Gitp sc, Sos MngcleS "a.
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Som @runoeigentbum

Som @runbeigentbum s .
W urft. - Ger befannte Wrunbs
eigentblrmsmatler Sobn Z. Wurpbp,
lpeld)er inter Woppr WcSune Gil
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bon Der .1itlc Guarantee ono Eruit
60" gefalft. SoS 8runoltiid, mel
dies 81 Sub Sront al Der lombard.
itno All Der Wateritrobe bat, bot cine
Sieie bon los Sub uno lit einent
8runb5ins bon $500 untermprien.
Serr Wlirpbp fouiie ben Elat fir
Spefnlutipns5pede.
= Tie ,Mmericon 2obel Womuiocs
tnring G%onpanp", lpcld)e 5ur 3cit
ibre Inbrif an Gopington. unb GroB.
Sirabe pcrgrobern lGbt. plant oen
@ou zines luciteren Mnbalies, Der eiu.
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Den ioll.
Gin ofrifoniidc Miiiio'
II ar bier Bur 3eit meilt Bel lei.
ncn Sroens9enoiielL ben @cncoifli.
nerEotrcS Der SierScbn bl. NptbbcI-
ier.airhe. Eoter Snnocen5 Senolc
Gin Mitglico Der Nbtel Don @eurml
in Soben5ollern, Selitihlono. Yotcr
SCRIBE mirftc 5ebn Sabre lang OILS
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Ga feline 8~eiunbbeit itorf ongear;iiell
wur. il febrtc er leBies Sriibiobr
nod europa 5ltriid uno fam balO
horonf nod mnierem 9onbe, no CT
Die pcridiebeneH @enebittincr.Hit
bcrloiiunaen bcilld,tc. Gr miro in ocn
nGd)lten Sogeu Die Hiidre;ie mud,
Gcutihlano. reip. 9euron, ontreten,
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ben a1bentt. @etreiiS Der 3iifuufl
airifa'S gloubt Voier Senble, bui,
Der buntle GrotbeiI Del, Airifoner,l
geboren uuo Der observation-disclosures
ieine Serrid)uit iiber oeu gousen
Continent ausbreiten neroe. gn Der
Grreid}un9 oieies 3icles orbeite einc
Debeime 8~eielifait iebr cnereiit.
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@aQtn8ton- N8entut
-beA-
"0eutf&en Gorrefponoent,"
Um. &annemauu,
1915 Narion.S trahe, W..@.,
~ au5etseR anb Be~henaxses sxtaesen &C.
upynMen werbeu.
Sofalbcridjte ATS @aibinstOn.
Ier(auut q hcihuro

@erlangt Shciomng.
9r. Sobn y. @eieeI reid)te aeltern
I'M Serift cine auf abioInte Sfei.
Dung loltetoe aloge gegen ieine Got
tin Minnie g. @eigel elm, lrno sfpar
cut ben 9runo bin, oab tie %anseblid)
Gle @eieuidaft aHoerer Ms1nner iei.
iler 8eieaidaft por5iebe.
@erlongt $4,000 q nfiAd.
atlet btgu II O.. "a lne Hid 4.
8rieberife fnnber bat Die Great
Sails onb Slo Dominion gubnaeieu-
lhoft" auf $4,000 Gntibdoiguua
perflaat. Sic giebt ang oab Der
@aggon Der 9inie, a,ii benz file am
10. SUM iubr, 10 unporlittie aefiibrt
lpilroe, boB berielbe bel Ser Citation
Glart in @irginien enteleiIte, nobel
lie NIT lolter @lldt gegen Die 1biir
oes @aggons geUorfen puroe, oaB
lie cine ibluere Gerleeung am 9opie
oauon tritg.
Silber SubiI1um oes
rMrion."
Ger @eianguerein .@rion" bon
@aibington trifft 8orbereituneen fir
Iein lilbernes SubilGllm, tpelteS atn
%. 6ebrnar oilrf elm groBes CONCERT
in Ser National Nifles' SaQe uuo
elmer Norreniitnng am f~olgenoen
gbenb gefeiert iperoen ioa. Ginla.
oungen an ole 8eiangpereine BON
@oibington, Baltimore nno anoeren
benohborten @robitGbten merben
ousgeiolbt. Ger .Nrion" begebt ben
.Gelltiden Gag" am nGbiten Mitt-
nod gbeno ourd) cine Yilgeriabrt
nod Mount Gernon, roo orf Wolb.
ington'S @ruft Elm arons nieoeraelegt
iuer0en miro.
9ciud)en 9riiocr in 9aI-
timore.
6iinf5ia Mitglieoer Der .8atbbone
Superior.2o gc Nr. 90" bonn Srben
Der uEpt5ioS.Titter" baben einen
Spe5iol.@oggon bon Ser @aibing.
ton, Baltimore II. annapolis Yabm
9enllctbet, nm Der .Steubcn.2oge"
pom Srocn Der yEptbios. Sitter" IN
Baltimore beilte gbenb einen Yeiud
ab5uitatten. Gie 9aItimorer Yriber
peroen oen 9eiudern i'm Yptbios-
Sitter Ienlpel in Baltimore Elm Ban.
felt aeben.
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GaS e d e b 4 ngnib
Oea ON p. September i'm Sitter bon
26 Sabren peritorbenen Serrn Sdfob
GnoreS bon Nr. 1888, Wilton
Npenle, fonb geitern @ormittag nad
cinem HeQuiem-Sodamt IN Der ct.
Gatberinc.&irhe anf Dem FL. GrlGier-
5riebboic itott. 3ablreibe itone
9lumenitiide id)miidten bic Ieste
Milbeitdtte bes GntihIafenen. !Serr
Gnores binterlGbt ieinen Batter, !Srn.
George Gnores, unb 5pei Stmeitern.
Iht Eferbe gerettet. =
Toli5iit Gum bonn mittleren 9iitrift
benerfte bel ieinem acknowledgements,
oaB ollS einem Staaseb6uoe, 9r.
21S, GbeItnnt.Str. 5Iammen enipor-
id)piien. Gr brad) Die Tbiir elm uno
%rettete, bon Eoli5iit Mesline bonn iel-
ben 2iitrift unterltiitt, abt Yferoe
aus Dem %brenncnben @ebGuoe. Gin
N%egerjungc batte inSpiihen sic
Spriben.G ompagnie Nr. 6 an Ser
Gdc bon @up. unb Gnioritr. benod)-
rid)tigt, iuelfe Die 6lammen loidte,
che nennensrpertber Shnoen ange.
rihtet ipar. Sr. Mper Samuelion
bon Nr, 1918, Sit-2eeitraBe, lit Der
Gigcnthiimer oes StaaeS.
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SdncIIer Sob zines 30.

9 G~ncIler Sob eines 80.
5i'ten. = Goli3iit Sames u.
Saroeiip bon Dem iiioliden Giitritt
id)ieb geItern iriib in ieinem Seim,
Yer. 1923, Siib.GbarlesitroBc. 9or5
imeriuartct oiis Dem 2eben. eros.
Dem Der Gerblidene in Den lestell
Iagen iiber l~lnpobliein fIoste, Der.
lab er ieincn IieuIt. Gic Slaage Scr
iiiotid)en Toli5eiitation ipebt oui
SaIbmaIt, unb Die Yoli5eibcamtell
trauern I'm Den &critorbenen, Ser oils
Der joniaiite @eamte in Siib.9oIti-
More bcfauat NOR. Snt Sabre 1859
frat Der Gerblide,e in oen Yolisei-
bienit. NuBcr ieiner @ittipe bctrai,-
cru Den Gniidiminmerten bier SDbnc,
Die $50. grtbilr, Saiurence. Slpcn
npn Welpih Sorbcitp, unb Sipei 50d).
fer, jrau Sreo, Salfeiltein unn 6rnl
s. FottfrfieIb.
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N. NtiGert.
ealtimSre's Senfdpcr $butoarapl
l09-4f1
n.Etr

WOr6sW Strahc.
Gin erfttlaiiiges Ueidaft fir crit.
haiiiae Mrbeitcn, nnb eeine bG6crcn
9~,reiir, alS Sic anbers,up ~besabIen.
sp,dalitat, Yereisssrnppra unb
1amiIien9rnppen. WergrShernnscn
aad alien Wloern inter Varantie.
Ndten Sic aaf ubi8e S:breRr; e.
II ~ Sbrem @ortbeiie.
0eine 9erbinbans nit iraeab ei.
aem aaberex Gtxbis.
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. 0cI0Icnbnnnen.

@eloienounsen nod Deuti@Iorb
unb Oeitreih . llnaarn iiher uno
idacn beiorgt. 8. 10 unb 90 Worf..
icpie 10 uno 20 aronen Sbeine aa
oerfaufen.
sbeo. s. 0iener & g.,
fa-> @r. 217, Of.HaItinsrs.etr
&iaet- M9enten. (272)
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Epnn unb Yfcrbc oercttct.

Eonp un0 Ytcroe gercttet
aur5, nndbem Der 9rono entbed1
nurbe unb large. ebe Die Seueripebr
onfon, lpor Die erite gllifgobe Der I'M
Earf Mniuei enoen, % Sbetlonb go.
MES nllo Ficrhe, Gigentbum bcS Srr
TSrib Soltbaua bon Srllitr., Occult.
Yoint, bon ben Slammen 5u rettei,.
lRit Siilfe bon 12 anaben bonn So
polo.Gollege, iueld)e in Ser N1be I'M.
ter Aufiift bon Yoter Yurlett 9oie,
boil ipielterL gelang es, Die 5biere 81
rettel, oogegen perbronnten iGmmt.
Iid)e @ogen unb @eihirre. SCR. Solt-
bous ibabt ieinen Sdooen auf ctma
$4,000.
@d1ter oerliert lein
Seim.
@leid, nodoem bos Gulino in
9ranb geratben mar, iprong oas
6euer aud oui Ons 5lpiiten eriterem
llnO Der Berg. mo 5bolbabn gelege,
ne flcile Sous oes Wdd)ters Goiporo
Suns, melfcs 2ebterer NIT ieiner
5roll, ieinem Sobn ltnO einenl
Gienitmdbben beluobutc, ilber. SUNG
bradte iebod ieine Sobe red)t5eitig
in Sid)erbeit, nobel linn Ben. 500.
per, Elm Nnaelteater bon Sbompion'S
Sea @irt Sonic, %nertbpoae Siilfe lei.
itete. 2esterer por nit mebreren
aelnern iofort nod) Nusbrud) oes
@ronoes nod Dem Yorf geeilt.
Serr Sacpb Sans, Der Siilis.8e.
id)Gftsfilbrer bes Earfs, Der nit lei
ner Sonlilie inI Geitarlrotions = &c.
bGuDe lpobnt, lieB ieille Mobel ebert
foQs ms Sreie bringell, jcbod ermieS
iid oicie goriidtslnoBrcgel ais iibcr.
iliiiiig, oa bieieS 8ebaube bonn Seller
ronitG,1oig perid)ort blieb.
Ger Iublid pom Waiier.
Gin ihuurig.idones Sd)olipiel bill.
bcte Der @rano fir bieienigcl,, lueld)e
iid) oui Dem Wuiier oher on1 gegen.
i%iberliegenoen llier %befonben, unb ais
Die Imnfelbeit bereinbrodJ, id)ien Der
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eriten 6lunmcnmecr folatc Gin bidcr
HolldL Der lid iiber Dem Saien Ia
aertc lllo bon Baltimore lllS gelebel
iuerocn fnnnte, mesbolb cs oud) nidt
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Dem 9rono ilbcr Die gauge Stobt per.
breitetc.
Sic @igcntb ii mcrin bca
FarfS.
Scr IDEAL an YutopSco.Hipcr 1clc-
gene Barf lit icit annGbernb 10 Sob.
rem cin beliebter Iusilugsprt iiir Die
@oliinlorcr. Gr milrbe 5llerit BON Der
Somilic Wc@oiuan Getricbeu, fam
bonIt IN bic SGnbe bon ,2urrp" Wap.
bcrrp, cines chit befunnt geuelenen
Sporianlomnes. Nod)Oem Der Elut
nlebrere Sabre ~geid)loileu mar, iibcr.
nubm ibn Serr SolneS 6. GernorL
iuclder uiele @erbelierunaen Dor.
nobn nm oeil ebemuligen Nanlen
.Toint 0reejc" in G~iperpielp Inn.
tnuite. Serr &ernun bctricb Den
Eorf mebrcrc Soiions mo ilbertrug
i'm oallli al Die 8creinigte StroBen.
bobnaeielidait, wcld)e i'm lett eini.
gen Snbren ol ,Serrn Wid)oel Z.
Sibiimmons pcrpoduet bot. Wie
bod iid) Der bllrd) oen @rnnb ol,ge.
rihtcte Shnben belGl,it, fonntc re.
Iterl nid)t icitgeltellt meroen, jeopd)
oilrite oerielbe inimerbin Den @etraa
bon $4,000 erreifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-01

Guild ingte, bob bel meiter a,bolten
Der Giirre Die Situation mieber erni
5it neroen orobe.
Serr WrGuen perlanet + j
beres 0ebaIt.
Inter Den gerlpilIignngen, IN,
ipelde bel Nuiiteaung Der Soften
anidldge iiir 1910 Serr Hobert s
WcGuer, Der superintendent hes
itdbtiider acknowledgements, oly
gubgetbeboroe oneeben lpirb, beiiir-
oct iid sic fir BEN llnterbalt bes
poin Stnbtrotb ms 2aben gerufenen
neuen 3peiges ieines requirements,
Der abtbeiIung fir Snipeftion ser
Geleftri3itats MeBapparate. s(ubcr.
ocnl mofta Serr McGuen iein Sc
bnlt pon $1,000 oui $4,000 erb6bt ic.
ben. gr beruit iid sur gegriinoutg
ieilres @erlansens auf bas anpod-
len Der Yrbeit in ieinem Ieparte.
mert unb Die @abGlter ieiner Cole
gen IN onbcrell StGoten.
Irei nene transportabIc
9dher gem il d t.
Gle ltGotiife INSTRUMENTATION
pcrlangt BON Der 9ubgetbeb0ro, bia
geuiQigung Der Wittel our Mnid)oi-
lung uno Snitanoboltung oreicr
neller transportqbler 9~aoeb1uicr,
oeren ieOes etipa $3.50 foitet. @iltcs
oieier 9dber, peldes ieit einigcn
@od]en nobe Dem GroBitroBe Wortt
mligeitcllt lit, bat einen 10 itarfen
3uiprrd) oes Eublifums auislupei.
len, Bob cs 5ilnl minbeiten bis 3ltlll
Ganflogungstoge BORT beloiien lucr-
ben ioll.
@cminnbrin9enbe InIage.
GoS Subwap.I epartement mfrs
III oiclem Sabre nod Sublpop.,S n
9cnleur NbelpS' Sdasnngen aus Den
Uilctben iiir ocn Gonbuitcnoienit cine
Gtnnabme bon minoeltens 100000
5ieben. ein Heiultat, iiber oos SEER
Ebelps nit HedIt ~erfreilt iein oiirite.
@iro lid icine Mmnhmc ais ridtio
erlpeilen, Damn piiroen iid Die Gin
iobmen aege,iiber' Dem @prjohre -
oieielben betruacn $4,000 = bebeut.
lam crb0bt baben.
Bier neuc Itpbt6eriti..
sale nj 50 Some.
TBS Neiunobeits . Icportemcnt
gab aeItern bcfunnt bab inl .aelio
Some" 81 8oreit Enrf bier nelc
'5oGe bon Gipbtberitis entoedt lprf-
Den iino ulb Dab bic fleinen Totier.
ten i'll boS Muni5ipale Soipitol fir
al1lted7noe arantbeiien 5u Spoen.
BAN, 9altinlore.G oulttp, iiberiiihrt
puroell. Gies brinat, mad gllSiogc
oeS @%einnobeits : GommiiiGrs Tr.
SoSlep, ole 3abl Ser I'M .aelio
Solne" Dprgetommenen Sipbtheritis,
Grfranfungel ouf ~. Smarbin be.
itebt nift oie geringite @efobr fir
Den allsbrud enter Gpioemie, 81
bei5eiten ollie Gorbeuglungsma6re
geln getroffen mllroen.
Se1ldttgen neugepfln.
Itcrte StroBen.
Gie StroBcnburdbrlih Commit
ldre neblnen beuta eine9tutomobiltour
iibcr Die neugepflaiterten StraBen
I'M Nnner Dor, Die 5uiammen cine
Strede bon 30 Wieilen oltsnahen.
Stoots : neutrality-suspicious. : Cont
million ilno meberere Staotbeamte
iperoen Die Serreu begleiten.