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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

glnourd lucroeIl ale YerioIleH mo 9nrpets
%Idaiteil, incorporate pocr pultiiihe. lpel6e III
ser Staot Baltimore Elm 8eiddtt b%ctrciben. filr
meI6e Die '9rhcbu1g elmer StnnteaStccnj ers
forocrIib 1T, uuioeforoert, an ooer Dor DEM
critcu Zane bce Wtunatc Mai os. 70. cine
GiceuB Su"tUien Oocr oieIelbe 5u errelert. sine
8eriIlnluiB Ger GrnClerlu19 tbrer &icell3 bis
5lnl critcn Sage occ Muncts Mai bs. IS. BON
Geiten BON &Crioucu. ole lett tolde Scibutte
be.ret6cn, miro ~biciclbcn ei1er GeIoitrdle uns
tCr1pCrfcH. ~
Sn ucbcrciritimrlnlg nit bent 90. Nrtiiel,
40. uro SO. Nbft5nitt. bcS Gooer osr u~ligelrlels
ren 0ffFntlimcn Sciebe lueroeu HlpFstarte1 hit
3raoerS' Gictr5en nuigeforocrt, III ferlon oors
8uipredcu uno cine beihp1rene Illgnoe lGer
6en gSert6 ocs bon Dem ~6tiaGtel gtppIttattet
gcfiibrteH 2agerS 5u mGdcnl Sic StccIl3 miro
0emOcnIdb aliSpcitCllt lperbGll.
Sr. Nbam SenpCrt, gtltlnr ocs 9ontnloH
YleassGeriht5, miro an nm ltlh W'nHtag,
ben 10. Dtir5 1909, 8uiidc1 ocn Stllroefl BON
8 llbr GprmiitdGs bis 4 l(br 9tddrnlttGas. IN
ieiucnt @ilrtau i'm Groacfcboh oc5 9erthtsaes
bduocS. 6nDetteitrohcli Gi1galg, our gls9abe
bon 2icel3en bereii icit.
9as StantS.2 Scriib crinaes Seuortement bon
WlarOlnrO miro am mo nab Samitag, bell l..
W|ai 1909, 5iuiider Den, Stinncll BON 8 llbr
%or1nittn95 his 4 ll0r !NhrniitdQs, IN leineu
Giiredur, 9r. 51d lluicn Sruft Sitlot1a,
5aueites mo GbnrlessStraBc, 8ir 9erdlsaqs
bung bon idhrliben @eriihcrnn9sswiafler'St'
ecu6cu beieit iein.
aiu6crt Z. 9nbgett,
SdCrtff bon Baltimore.
(@priIt 3,G,S,10. IS, J,1Tt9,2I,2 3,27 II. 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

Scr Olterbi NJ mel unb Scr
Sitcrbuic boben gcbnItcn, mas JIG per.
lprod)en. Ter Sinmcl mar flor mo
bloit, mo Der Saie bat oic buntell
Sitcreier gclcat; oild) lpld)c Don Gbo.
fplooe noren babel iogor lciiiat nit
o~llcrhono AtGid,crcicn. @irflidl eill
Souienoioiio, 10 ein Sltcrbole! Nbcr
ciipnS Ieblte trot bca f!orblnltcn Sim.
mels unb ocs flciBigcn Soicn. Cine
Gcnperotnr. bic Dos NiledliIbcr i'm
thermometer iolt Sltm @cfricrprntt
hcrlntcr treibt, cin faltcr Norbweit',
onItott oes mnrlncll. peidcn Sriib.
lingspinoes. Dos lit nidjt bos rcd)te
Sltcrpctter, lpcilp man inter oenl
80. Wrdo norblid)er 9rcitc lcbt mo
Sitern aiti Den ii, gpril iGG. Ter
StdOter bcnutt bic Sitertdge Acrll
Oo;ii. nm mad Dem loltgen Stllben.
botell micDcr nal 5u iebelt, mie eS
brnlben in Wolo unb SeIo nusiiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
gIreau Der StrakenSurfbrudjs. GDmmtHare,
nnru ,(SPnnubr

baltimore, 2. slpril 1909.
Separate mo perfiegelte gtngebote, an. ben
,gouro of Nlu0rn5, Care Of the C,tD 9tegtfier, ="
Qoreiiirt. iperoeH Com Stuotslteglirntor in tets
mem Viircai i'm Htut6baus bis Wittmpdl, bcu
Il. Ipril 1909, il llhr GprmittuBs, %entgcGen
genommeu fiir ole gilpelltrul1, Den Soiietbdu,
Nnnoiteinhol NM Die Ytlai'erilu9 nit itooers
mem Riiditcr der
%]icrunr itpouStQitcn Girabe, bon miGrbIanos
slperuc bis 81. 4~SarlsSlrnbc,
-ltlio-
gelpicu 9peul,c, bon 8arriiOnsslOe. biz 6lir
iucitliheu Stnoi0reu5c.
Seper gictcr mub Den 9Ianieu Der Cider
hcitssGompagnie anritGrc::. Die fir ibit bilrgen
fol, lpelin Der GontrGtt iGm itbertraaerl miro,
mo ieincm Mugc6ot etne Veltbeilltaltng bon
beiagtcr SiderbGitssG oinrd nnic b%eiiitger. oercu
Wereiti6Git. @!irpibdft 81 tteilcn. iludblucttetlo.
Die NefclGile oicier Sebttgultgelt Geiter3 oes
Yieters iou ais cine %orbeoin1utg fit Die
3uertbciluna be5 Gpntrdites betrnbtet lperbel.
Sic Gpntrnltuergcblnpas @cbOrne bebllt lid
oos Retbt Dor. irgcno lUelde mo aae @naes
hoie 81 uerperfcr. Gin bcGInubtQtcr Gbcd oes
Nieters auf cine Clearing Nouie"sOnnf, ipie
in ocn Spe5iiliutiorcn uu9cGeben, Bablbdr an
ben Wtn9pr lro Siuhirat0 bon Baltimore, nluB
ieoerl IIigcbo. beiGetiGt ieut;
San.eS ". Smith,
YrdIibent bet Gtru6enhurnbruhS : 9ortiniiidrc.
Gugenc j. 9~iuoners,
Sefretdr.
9utgebciCen:-
I. Sarrb W,abpul,
BrdItoent Der neutrality-suspicious..
(Nprtl2. {. 5,G = 012.i3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Sp1cnh Eflmeisl.

&c ftnrb am s. IpriI 1909 mad ~linecrcr
GrnHf6eii Spiepb Sfmei6i, G~Clicbtcr Satte BON
lbercu S6ulei5I i'm 9uter BON 80 Inbrcn. Sic
Heeroiglnn ftrbct Wtputaa, ben II. 9lpriI. o lbr
mloteenS, bon iciher lettcn Nobnirt9. 9tr. FOG.
Der ct. NiidaeGssNirbe. no nm 10 ll6r eine
HeQuieTsWeiic fir ous Sell ieiner Seele ccIe,
brit ipcrneu piro. Serlrarote mn Sreuroe
Der SaniIie iino nftungsoou eiupelaoeit, beis
5uirpbncn. (99-t01)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Grcocrif Mpth.

Sc fiar6 am g. g(priI 1909 Srcoerid 9inth,
ael:cbier Sobu ban 9Snl) mo oCa periiurbcncli
Seorac Jtotb. i'm FILTER bon "a %dbrer. Sic
9eeroiguug iinoet Wluntng, nct -. Spril. 10
llbr %ormittup3, bon icincr lcbteu gSobuifg,
Or. 240t. 1nirntourt 9ocurc. ans ftott. unb
bnuu uud Der ct. MiGneIsSiirne. no lIm II
llbr cine Rcnriems Meiie fit b13 Sell ieiner
Sccle celcbrtrt iperbcu m5irS. (99-t0i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Suli W. Sduaint.

IS iiurb an IT. guril 1909, 6 llbr gibetos.
Snlia 9i. Sdluaint in ibrcn Il. gebcnsiabre.
Tphifr bon fora linn oca pcrftorbea
nei Ntliu3 S6Hniot. Sic 3cit Der 0ceroinrrg
lpirn fDuier unqCSciqt. Cl02)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Shepbur .Scgina.

gs Itarb am s. 9tpriI 1909 sbrucur Scaima,
a~eIte6tcr @uite bon Caroline 6eniEG. Sic @cs
%eroiGln9 iinoet MputaS, nen 70. Nl9ril. 5 lbr
Wlor9cH2. oun feiEcr Iebicn ISobmung. gir.
1884. SnrgentsS trahc, ans itatt, uno bniIn nad
Der II ST. Observation-Disclosures no nm 0 Ilbr cine
Rcauiems9ieiic fir oas 0eiI feiRer Scclc. ceIc=
brit lperOcn miro. @eiietunB uuf ocm 81.
Srcubs Srieoboic. (99-i0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Yhilip Wna, Nlbredlt.

Ga itnrb AM 10. SlpriI 1909 in ieincr 2Sobz
rlnG an Villa 9lOerlie. 2llirunilc. Fhilip Nun.
Alhrctlt nab firSer NrGltibett. ~qclicbtev @dtte
Der ueritutbcnen GIeHnnru glbrcnt. %pcboreHe
Qolcn:aulI. Sie @eeroi0una fiubei Sieuitaa,
ben 13. 9(rri.. Nndbmittags 3 llbr. hon ohcr
Genaunter lSpbHunG aus auf Der Baltimore
9cmctcrp" itatt. 8ciietun0 priuGtim.
- nO0-91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Spnrao ErenmGn.

O ftdrb pI5blih am o. gIpril 1904 IN Gam
Golfer "a. S'nrGS 8repnla". SelIeGttF Matie
Gcbeno. Bic Vccroiauua finoet Wiuutng, rs
ubr liGdrittaaS. bon ieiner leNtcn gSobnllllg.
gtr. st3. lScit Sdrutn0usS trubc. aus ituit. Ncis
tcbullG pricaiim Guf Der baltimore Gcuc
terri" 00t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
gcfanntmadJungcn
- =
NRrcnn hcs stnbt.N crnlefrrs.

~. glprtl 1909.
Ter StdotsSepmeter iuirb AM Samitag, ben
Il. Mpril 1909, 8u Ger untet aTtgcGebcren Sett
all Grt uHo STEELE bic AtoeGlr Der iolget'oen
StrdBen iteu etabilreH:
galtUnsgtprue, bon her Wdibtll1tpils bis 6ur
g3plies Strabe, nm 10 llbr Gormittags.
GbupeIsStrnbe. bon oer 9dHtors9ioenue bis
Bur @urfs Strnbe. nm 1880 llbr 8orrttttags.
9taleigb Is. SbDnas,
(0lnrt2) Etdo of 8epuleler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

Hidter " apIieI0 in W 0 II +
gomcrn Alo6omo, hat ben Earogru-
pben GeS Neutrality-suspicious.. ipelfer
bcn 9eiib BON olfoboliihen Watrdllz
fen in ieoem bcmobnten &ollic inter
ingt, fiir unconstitutional ertldrt.
Scr Eorogroph iei mnpereinbor nit
Der Pill Of HiQbta," lueld)c jco2lt
9iirgcr inmcrholb ieineH @auicS
5ium rmllmihrGnftcn Serrn made.
Sonlit lit Scr Shniiiielei ser Yrobi.
Billions SctcftipS, Die biSber olrd IN
Nrluotmohnun0tn nod Geiltigen @c-
tranfcn irldtcn, Gin Tiegcl uorgcifo.
6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Marp Guoclharot.

s. itnru am 10. g(pril 1909 MSarp 6naels
1arbt, Sic NcerbipunR finnet am Sicnitag.
@ }9G + nm 20 il9r' e 9It{ Der ot SSe9 , n tG nIs
nnh Ger q. N~nto6us.Nirhe itntt. N02-3(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Salpn,c Edlrantln.

is itnr6 am If. 9tpril 1908 in ibrPr Aobs
nuuq. gturopeftsGde Gbtitcrs mo NibolceSir.
saIomc Sdramnt. Sic 5cit Der Veerbtging
miro fpnter nnneiei0t. L02-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

SIN 9un0eS Scnat bat
man iif lpicbcr cinnlol ii6cr Die 81
Heform mterboltcn. Is
wlrbcn idoric NnQrific olli Die 9lrt
unO &eiie gcnlod)t, luic slniteQungen
n1b 9cforoerungen infer ocll Gipil-
oienIt. Gegcl)t por9enonmcn lpcrocn.
Senntor Smith Don Wid)igou cr-
tl0rtc, Bob nirgenbs ollf Der @elt nit
10 periucriliden Wetboocn ~Neorbeitet
lueroc, luic I'M Gipilbienit Scr Ger.
Stooten. Gin borteS llrtbeiI, obcr
Der Senotor lueiB luobl, popoll CT
ipriht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Qprrainc,

maalertfm. - Yartartts. - e5rietltm.
geftli1 bon NaI6.Jot eine uro etne balbe
Wletle. Wount 9uqps9Suggons uno 2prrdire'
gSaegorS htreft bis 6lint @ingang. 9etoe Te.
lepbone. S~taots9urenu I'M oritten SIur bes
gunions2 ruit' Sebduoes." Charles. nnb 1aprtte.
etraBe. NIat41S .T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

WnIlll m 0 e, u. WtNt5 IHUU. I
IS miro hermit cen Miitgliebcru Der Gorpos
ratlou Der nScutiheu Sparbant non Baltimore"
bCidult ae0ctcrl. nab cine SSnbl tiir 8m6If Sis
reitorCn 6ur Seitung Der @ci6diie hcr gcnanns
ten SpdrbuHf fiir oaa lauienoe @eihattsinbr
i'm ganfeebduoe am W,putag, ben ~. Spril
1909. BON 3 his 4 rbr 9tGdhmittags, gebaItcn
lueroen miro.
Gbarles Spiimau,
.(sS, 0t,5,S1O2) 8 raitoent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
ltmsuc.Scrfanf

Munnmcntcn, OrabItetncu NIB statuen.
"a mir oas qaeerbdus Nr 223, Toros
GbarlessStraBc. bc8o9et bnben, fuerber mir oas
game Eager an 8uno am dlteu Elabe, Or. 716,
&eit'SaIttniorr Strahe, 6u ausrebmli1 nieori'
Gen Vreiicn p~cranfeu.
9. @ilgartncr & Sons.
(gpriIt,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

Ser betonntc rnn5oiie
ld)c Sournoliit @lrret bat im Barrier
~Nl1oro" ulf @rltno OrciiGDriger
Stuoicn cinerl %lGngeren 9lrtifel iibcr
Die Ocutiden Sifi5ierc per0ifeutlid)t,
Der III Dem Sabc gipfelt: SD babe eS
III Geuti6lonb ols cine @obrbeit en-
pfnnoen, Dob Die Nrntcc, nit ocu mo,
oernltcn Grrunqenihoften Der @ii.
icnI6oft .%ueriehell, ieoen Moment
ld(agfertig, ons @eItc POM 9cltcu
bartlett. Son einen Tron5oien gro
BcS Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
8crpnifa Edlcrcr.

Gs itarb am 8. 9tpriI 1909. t2.t5 HorrrittnaS,
Vcrpnita 2dercr, aeliebte @dttil bon Ilernn6er
S6erer. Sic VcerotguuG finbct W,untaa, s llbr
80 SormittaAs. bon ibrer lester gSobntltg, III.
800. y~torosSbcitcrs Sirnbc, aus ltntt. Nitte feline
Nlurretl. W9-10t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Trnib film, 0metcrn.

Ter toeale Sriebbpf uou Baltimore, aGbe
&tfespine. .3Uei elefrrtf6e 9atfsaiHfen nIo
NinIieo: Soulebaro .otresi gum Srieobpf:. @ue
@~unhitiide inter f~tanoieer Nuift6t. Riefrige
Ereife. Gcrlaret Die neuen Goutenirsaatnlo9e.
8ireau: RS. III, Wurb.S satieS.s trahe. 8etoe
Telephone. (MpriI2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

&n 0cm NuGenbltd, moi lie
Der n@eItbiirgerin," Der Mlorhiitin
emma @olomonM, Do3 umcrifoniId)c
@ilrgerredt ncbmcn moQen, ruit ulld)
lie Ooa @eiee an unSrpia iif bio sum-
NeuBcritcn mcbren, Inn bu3 nidt 5l
pcrIierclL mas JIG lonit ais mcienlo@.
ais nidlt bcgebrensmcrtb uGroGtet
mo peripottct bot. S6corit unO
GroriS. ca. y. St5,tu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
@criamnGlnngs Insciacn.


SuusNcrtiH,
Sic 2S. Sabres &~criuumIung uno &eulltensi
unbl uUigaii &ereina ttnbet WiuutdI, ben ~. |
9lprtl. I'M 10 llhr Nbenos. in BEN 4ofnIe pcs
0rn. $50. g%lltpctcr, gr. ia, &carlsStraBc, I
cifcm giicu Naupcreil dniblteBcu pOueil, iilo
criuGt, 5I crldetncn.
Carl 4. gsrbsr, &rditoent.
NG0.2) HHopipJ 4. WrH, Seircidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

CT YrGiibent Guitr it
6luallgSlpttic BON Sort DC Srollcc alif
WartiniQlle iOrtgeid)oiit uorocn. Nl-
les Eroteitiren unb Der SinpeiS ollf
leinen pref0rcn @elmnobeits5uitonb
niibtcn nid)ts. Gr mllroe oui cine
Wotrobc Nclcgt ltno nad) Dem fran'
5oiiifen Tompfcr rGeriailes" &c
trogclt, Der boln bic Heilc mad,
Tronfreid) ontrot. Der iriiberc iclbit
berrlihc 0ittotor bon Senc5nclu
milB lid icBt Eemiitbigln9en iibcr
Geniltbialun9en gefoqen %lollen. Wit
elmer aeitiir5tcn 8r0bc miro lpcnig
Seocrlelen3 gcn1ud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

oeriel6c 3uitono i'm gon5elt Often
mo mittleren @eiten 0eS 2onoe5 bis
nod) Chicago hin. Gic CN -
oSinlcS" mcint NIT 9c5ug olli 0icicn
3uItono: Sic III ncltcrcr 3cit cil1c-
fii6rten Tcrbciicrullgcn bc5 @efGng=
niBlcbcna hot ca fir bic perbreheri
i6cn mo biililoicn aloiien onjicbcllO
oCmad)t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

sscricu sic bic ~itnnpien alin8en ees
rSniiDs "~]ioiirmeierS ni6t iueg, Nir. l11rfeii
Sbrc Nlinpcn fir 2a Gents bns Stiid. seem
cone Gunipnnn, 519 Gnluert.Sailbing.
(ltIr5l ,2Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
@ermiidJte Mn5etgea.


IS miro hermit befduut 9emnfi, ou6 Die
etnats.2 g id cube itaitc r.ScBdroe bon Ylarnlano
an 5icnitus. ocn -. Npril 1909, ibre bal6s
idbrIibe I~rhirno GQcr 9lpplifnuien bnlten ipirn.
Die cine 2tceuS bon nieier &ebOroe 8u erlnreeli
ipiiuinen. Eriiiuta I'M Niirenu, 9tr. 1888, Gals
nertslutloinu. Gtuot Baltimore. lio., bon 10
Born. an. @Qe glpplfiGticlcu fir oteie Hrittlli9
miliicu am ooer Dor nem l.. Npril 1908 bel
bicfcr @ebtroe eirgereidht iperhen.
Ipplitationcn fir ole Grreueruug bon 9iccfls
zen miliiet ant ooer Dor octn 20. stpril 1909
cinacreiht iperoen.
glpplifaiionS' 6orrruInre auf SerIangen gclic'
fert.
Snt IlftruGe Der gicbbrbe
Geo. ". Wiuipcn, Irditocnt.
y. y. Sousunan, jnn., Setretdr.
(73 so. 7,o410D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

exRe fasS Amsianb beiorst) q. satme, 41a
ctk1altmsre-etT. uate Gaftom epxfe!Apexse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

erlegen. @abrenb icincr gmtsperio-
DC bon 1899 bis 1907 bat er iid) be.
Ionocrc Geroicnitc in Der Nufoefung
Der &onbiflpinoelcicn I'M @eIten er.
mnrtCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

y. Tun5ansfp, t622-24, Eft.SaHctt,.s z, raRe,
iabrswnnren 1naeIunot lit. SD buue auf rneis
len Jecoro fir Irbeit nio niebrige preife.
cine Gpe6iaIiilt.
(Wtir512. 1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

GnS 0un6es.& rciSgcrid ) I
IN 9telps&ibire fat fii:5lid) zinc
Gntihcioung 0efGQt, melhc nlld) fir
olocrc Stooten bon Vcoelltllig lit.
Nnblbobcnhe 9iireer butten bus
Snnb, meld)es einen fleinen Sec 81.
grcn5tc. angetnllft uno %9!ollbtcn
%lililntchr. 0os ulciniNc Hed)t 5itnl
NiIden III penn Sec ST. buben. Gic
9cnobncr Der ltmgegeno inociien
lpollten lid ibr alteS Hcd)t. IN 'bcm
See SIT fild)elt, nid)t netnlen lolIen
ilno brodlelt Die 3Gunc nieocr. Nlln
fam 6 sum Ero5eB, Der cntidicbcn
ipnroc. Gns llrthcil %bc9riinbtt iid
oornuf. oaB ollie Seem, bic iiber T6n
adcr groB limo, Gigcltbum pes
Stoutcs lti,b ais iolhcS oifentlid)c
@euailcr iino, sic Seocrmnnn 3lul
Silt)cll oiiclitcbcn.
Scr NnbrcS 0crid d. Scr
Nerpsg)orfer Transformation fir
0cfon1nlBlpcicn giebt 3iffcrl, lpeld)c
ciilell @crgIcldl 5iuiidcll icbt lilb fri
Der 5lllollcn. Gnrunh bat Die 3obl
Der 8efangcicn i'm Sabre 1908 Inn
% Yroicnt ge9cn Oos Goriobr 5i-
gciiomlnlen. Snt Sabre 1907 bciol-
Den 'id III ltantliben n1lo lOfolcn &c
folgniiien Neu.Dorf's 1868 Ecrio-
licll, ntcbr id)on, alS in Sabre por.
bcr. Sm Sabre 1908 mar biclc 3abl
nuf 1861 gcitieacn. Gicic GridDei
nililg itebt nid,t perein5elt ga. Wie
Sic (N.s9) -@crlr feititellf, berridt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12


Gctretb ungurn Will
iebt olf ciniae o3reoonougbtS"
baiten. Gorou mare mciter niGtS
Autfouenbes; nll1in Die &obsbur9cr
Wfonurdic lit Der 9unoca9enoiie
Gcutidalnb'a, ltnO 10 iGQt olld) Sic
6lottcnneritorfltn9 Seitreif . llH.
gorn'S Den GnglGnocrn oltf bic Ners
neil llb modt ibnen Sorgen.
Sic cap g / o.9 a Il II 3 II d)
afrifo moft roid)ere Tortifritte, oils
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09
QUESTIONS VALIDITY OF
THE SPOTTER SYSTEM

Lawton, Okla, July 9.-Threatening
an overthrow of the results of the
many cases of charged violations OF
the state prohibition law in Comanche
county, a complicated legal contention
sprung today by Attorney Ellis, was
argued at length before County Judge
Wolverton by Mr. Ellis, and, awaiting
answer from County Attorney Fain
next Tuesday, decision will be render
ed.
1t was held by Mr. Ellis, backed by
numerous authorities, that the state
can not prosecute for crime in cases
where the crime has been committed
upon solicitation of an officer of the
law. thus striking vital blow at the
so-called spotter system of apprehend-
ing bootleggers. The court advised
the county attorney not to bring fur
there suits against persons on similar
evidence pending decision on this point
of law.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09
TAKES STAND TO
CLEAR HIS NAME
Tom Tageart's Name Exonerated BY
Statement of Attorney For De-
Tense in einsIes Case.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 9.-Thomas Tag
CART, of French Lick Springs, Ind
former chairman of the democratic
national committee, whose name was
mentioned in the testimony given by
ella Gingles, the eighteen year old
lacemaker, took the witness stand to-
day for the purpose of clearing his
name of any connection with the
case.
Taggart was completely exonerated
by formal statement made by Attor-
new O'Connell, counsel for the Gingles
girl, who said he wanted it distinctly
understood that Taggart's name was
brought into the case over his (O'Con-
nells) protest, and that Miss Gingles
had never known Taggart, and that
his name was mentioned only indi-
rectly to her. Taggart's name was
brought into this case by the prosecu-
ton, he said in conclusion.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09
Wickersham UnthinkinglY
Gives Constitution a Boost

second Mr.. Bryan's statement. The
only thing that will prevent them from
doing so is the opportunities OF Joe
Norris, Herbert House, Judge Bur-
ford and other republican dignitaries
who have always maintained that the
constitution was bad, in fact so bad
that a just estimate is unfit for pub
lication and that any endorsement of
it would weaken the republican
chances of ever carrying Oklahoma.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09

Judge Tom Brown has sentenced a
young boy charged and convicted Of
crime in his court to memorize two OF
the Psalms. Now if Judge Tom has
not selected the Psalms the Chieftain
would suggest (if not in contempt of
court that one of them be the 2Srd.
The ages have not brought forth a
finer piece Of literature. 1t has glad
dened the centuries with its rythm
and given this old earth a forecast Of
the music that comes from beyond the
stars. Mr. Beecher said the 2Srd
Psalm was the nightingale of the
scriptures.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09
tom BROWN OF cLAREMoRE."

"TOM BROWN OF CLAhEmOhe'
Keep one optic glued on Tom
Brown.
He lives at Claremore.
He is a district judge.
on the bench he is Judge Brown, and
woe be to the attorney who forgets
the majesty Of the law or undertakes
one of those routes not considered
straight by this man Brown
Brown halls from Missouri. but he
was a superintendent of schools of an
Arkansas county long enough to as
certain that the greatness of man is
brought out in the plain, everyday
walks of life. and this sturdy, resolute,
fearless son of old "Mizzoo" practises
according to the way he views his fel'
lows each day in the year,
Already has Judge Brown refused
to send boy miscreats to the peniten-
tiary. In lieu Of the prison sentence
he makes them read the bible, allow
ing them liberty on parole. He has
made more merciful decisions than
many would dare, has this man Brown,
but record shows he has never mis-
Judged case for clemency, and Tom
Brown, friend OF mankind and still
stern defender of the laws majesty
leaves friends uncounted as he goes
from county to county in the senti-
mentiol historic Cherokee nation.
Recently a Nowata lad of sixteen
years was convicted of crime. It was
then Judge Brown. and he decreed the
boy should go back to Jail, there read
the Bible, learn the ten command
mants, and repeat them, together with
two psalms. When he can do that to
the satisfaction of the court, he will
be free.
ANY other course meant the peni-
tentiary or reformatory. The lad was
given the chance: that he will take
advantage of it, no one doubts, be-
cause Brown has tried the scheme so
often, and each time shows the wis
dom.
Judge Brown claims no originality.
He never heard of the same plan nor
the same method OF combating evil
but presumes It was tried before, and
to the satisfaction Of those involved
but has never taken the time to look
the matter up. A gaint, last year
he married Denver woman whose
place of abode caused him to get full
knowledge of the Lindsay decisions
and conduct in the mountain metrop-
oils. but the Brown system was IN
vogue prior to that, so can not be con
sidered adapted from that.
The people of that section, however
are talking of the new idea. They are
quick to appreciate, as quick to con
denim. The man who has Judged
his way to the herats of the people Is
not man OF unstuded parts; he Il
in fact. one of the learned men of th'
state, and has good nature, nonetheles'
one who believes in law and order anC
insists on law enforcement. is one wh'
does and will continue to rank high il
state affairs. Guthrie Leader.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09

The Katy is a great joker. Last
September the company agreed to put
in crossings at Illinois and Cana
dian avenues. The promise was never
kent and the city council about two
months ago gave the company ten
DAYS in which to make good its long
delayed agreement. Nothing has been
done yet-not yet.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09

Prof. Graf, bandmaster, is located
here. and will give lessons in violin,
piano and all brass and string instru-
ments. Inquire at New Gem Restaur-
ant.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09

Crawford's Comedians are here for
one week only. They have the most
complete repertoire company ever
playing Vinita and are giving the best
Of satisfaction.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09

Now that the property owners in
block 40 have arisen and demanded the
paving of the alleys in that block, it is
time for the anvil chorus TO begin.
The hope that no more public improve
ments would be made has been wreck
ed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09

Building on Wilson street goes risht
on in spite of the thermometer Each
day sees some new enterprise landed
or some new building planned.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09
Automobile Insurance.

We will insure your car against
fire, theft or explosion. This includes
fire originating within the machine.
Roberts & Runyan,
Auditorium Building.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-07-09
Don't Eoraet

to insure that new auto against fire,
theft or explosion.
Roberts & Runyan
Insurance. Auditorium bulldlng'