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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
SIN nctten g uarticr.

Tie StroBen 3ur6bruhS 2 Cont
miiiure, sic 9erren Snitb, @uttS II.
Nelp, be5ogen gcItcrn ihrc neucS Guar
there i'm Mntbbouic. Sic GommiiiGrc
benuBen bic Haumlihfeiten, tpeyd)c
hisber bon Slibluop = 9cpurtcments
ciil0cnommcn iporeu. Tieieo Gcpor-
tement lit befanntIid) nod Dem Hotb-
bous.anncr Der olten Gcntral.Go-
li5ei.S totion) bcrleqt.
Z ii / III DE Goli5iitcn."
Scrr Dob WcGlten, Der Mip1brtc
TorItcbcr oes it16tii1en @eleud,-
tlngSpcie1s, befonnt ais Sllnggc-
ielc uu,o oIs cine suite Eurtic" no-
tltr0cnl1B Gin Suuorit Scr Iomen=
Mclt, 6ot it'd oifcu olS @unbeSgenoi.
il Der 5rullcu HcdItlcrinncH be
tunnt. NncroinoS lit cS uorlGllfiQ
uornebmlid cine GmpicblunN Oicicr
mo0Crncu 1Sroucr, fiir Ocren@ermirf-
lidrtl0 err oftip III Sen &on1pf getrc-
ten: nGnllid) Die ser Ginrid)tlng eli
mes ruci6(id)cn Eoli5ci = Corps. Gr
miro nidt miibe, Die Nor5il0c iolder
iuciblider 9lolrr0fc gcgcnilber III
rem mGutIid)cn Golcgcn ms rcd,tc
Sid)t 81 riiden.
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Sas Mcttcr.

Sir WnrulonO mo 0cn Illtrltt
Columbia hclltc He0cn ODER Sdnec.
hclltc 9IbcnO tlor, morgcll tbelllpeIlr
bcm6lft itorfe norboitlidc, nod oclIl
9tor0mcItcn lmipringenoc Wtnoc.
Cos ridtigitc &llnocmcttcr!" CT
flGrtcu 0citcrl Nlbcno oic Gcrld)tcr,
Itottcr, ais lie iiber ole @ittcrln1g be.
iroQt wuroen. @eGen 3 llbr Nod}'
mitto0s bc0onn c9 81 lfncien u!,o
9(bcnoa morCn Die StraBcn MI!
St)mub uno noiiem Sd)nee beoeds.
mo |cOermonm lltdte lobolo ola
mo9lif inter Iad) mo Sod 5l font
men. Ger pom @cttcrmonll olocs
fiinOiotc NorOiturm troi progromnl,
0crGB elm unb ioll iid belttc ldlol
pieOcr noh Ocn 9tclliunol1nber Sous
fen ~pcr!olicn, nm beltc NbcrO fla
rem @etter &lue 6t modcr. Gts
StrnBcnbobn. @ele0idlolt licB Irilb
jciti1 id]on lire SdnccpiiiOc %loulcn.
INN uui oQc Sale belltc ircic Nabn
81 bubell.
Sic bod)itc 5empcrntllr mar o.
itern II @roo pom 10 llhr Worgen%
bis I llbr NndnlittaaS mo Die lrlcf
hriQIte 33 Wro0 INN s ltbr Nben0a.
%n oen onbereu @ettcrs. Ncobnd)s
tunoaitotionen oea 2anoes luarell &c
itern Die foIQcnocn boditcn Eenpcr
rotllren pcr5cidInct: GoItport 81,
Vortlnno II, Bottom 10. Nlbonp 40,
GGilu0clphiu ~. NtlnnticsSitp IL,
Ntluntic.Giip II, SarriSburG 3S.
Noibington 10. Norfolf AZ. Sottcrn&
81, Charlotte is, @ilnlin9ton 66.
Gburleiton GO, Suuonnob 60 Sot
ionuiQc 6S, NcD.gort 10, &cpsgSclt
Il, gtIontn 10, Montgomcrpu Is,
Ncu.S Orleans "a, COLLECTION 56. Cor.
PMS Gbriiti &c, Wempbis rs, Gincil'
lnti 40, EittSburg 10. Hortbiicl0 81,
Buffalo 81, Gleuclanb 81, Ictroit 30,
Alpcno 30 MorQllettc rs, @rccn @op
26. Noleltinc "a. Chicago 81. IuIutb
2S, 81. EouI q. St. Soui& II, SIT
ron rs. Gmobo 30, @iSnlurd #.
@iuiiton 81 SABRE y. Selcnu IS,
Salt Sotc Gitn 81, Ienuer 81, Ator:h
Elottc At, Gpbae Gitp 80, Sos Nu2c.
les n. aonioasGitp II.
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THE R NJ CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPOND DENT Is the only Ger
man paper In Baltimore that gives Its read
ers all the important happenings In the
City, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
columns Is concerned, is second TO no papcr
published In Baltimore.
The UoRRESPON DENT Is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulat"S throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and he
South.
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9onntags-
Tic Sonmtags Nnsgabc bcs

Sic Souutngs Nnsgabc Scs
u0entidJcn GOrrcipunoent" bic.
tct ben Tcntidren @altimprc's
cine Siae imtercHanten NIB
nnterbnItenScn GcicitOffes. Gn
iinb al ncuneu Gr5Gblrngcu,
5eitgemGfe NrtifeI nnb aabel.
bricfc, niiBlidle Winfc fir Die
Sansirau, GDfalnndJridDten ans
beutid)eu E9nOcru, 8coid)te pun
Eailur u. i. Stergcr, Sumo.
riitiid)cs nit Slmitratipneu, GO
%falberid)te aus Baltimore uno
ltmgebuug, Die neneIten Rad
rid)teu, mcldIe bic NiiOciirte
Erene bonn yGurreipono
ans alien Sbcilcu Der Welt per
telegraph unb aabel l~icicrt,
II. /. III. Bun Den Nrtifeln, bic
murgcn i'm ySunutags Gurre.
ippnoent" cridjcinen, ieien bier
bic fplgenocn angcfibrt:
r3nm 8cbnrStGg SeS bout
idJcn &aiicro," vGub Der 3cit,"
rHescnsbnrA" nltcber oas
WGdjt.uanOeln,t" gGe6enslGnfc
nno W%ad)rnfe," oSiirgermciiters
puctiidJc Hciic," uGim selnnsc.
ner SdJera" yGinc Grimncrnng
Grnit b. Euiiart'S an &larn
3iealer," rSic srOken Elains,"
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cob $. SHERMAN. Socob u. Sreoerid,
Netpton g. @ottS. Sobn Eierce
@runS, Sronf g. Nuncod, 9oniel 4.
Neiicnmeber mo VI. Z. Gietrid,.
Noti5cn.
Spred)cr Y0om Eeeples begillg
bcute leinen Of. @ebnrtstog. Serr
Garpile 9. Nenlon, Der oenlofruti.
id)c 6iibrer i'm NQll9, iiberrcidtc ibnl
Gin YIunen T &olIqlct nit einer bib.
ld]en I%niprudlee lin Der er ibm cine
ongenebuc unh 10 melt lpie moglid)
irieolibc Seiiion miinidte. Iud)
&crr Yairo, Der repllblifaniidc 6iib-
rer, grotlllirte Den Spreder.
Tr1iioent @orman reifte i'm Sc
not cine Bill Elm, ipeld)e Den 9tumcn
yScmalc Souie Of Tefuee" in oSnoll-
itrieidlule iiir Waod)en" umGnOert.
&oll oen 80 0%ireftoren Der Nnitult
ioll Der Wopor bon Baltimore NIT
3uitimnmng oeS StnotrntbS 5 mo
Ger @ollucrncur beS StooteS nit 3ll.
%Itirmlnq bca SenotS 10 e%rnennel.
Die iibrigcn IS 9ireftorcn ernennt
Die @eiellidIoit, ipeld]c oic Nnitolt ges
0riln0et bot mo corltrolirt.
Cine Bill, meldle iiir Die ToltSldil-
len in0cn&punties b%ieGrlcnnltng bon
&luilen F. S%uperpiioren burd) Die
County . GonnillGre oitorilirt. Sc
Dem Gountu miro cin Superuiior ers
lnlbt. $40 Nbcr Die 3obl Der 2cbrcr
$50 ilberiteiqt. lit ole Nnitelllmg bon
5ruci Superuiiorch erlnubt,
Scnc-or Griffith rei6te i'm Senot
cine nellc @nblbiu ein, bllrd) Die oos
&illon = @ohlgeieb, bns I'M 0ltlid)en
mo iiibliheu Warplunb beltebt, mi
berruicn miro. Gic @i1 lit bon Der
Mcfornl.Hi1o uilsgeurbeitet,
Sm Sc1ot erei9uete Iid) bel!tc cine
fleine Gebotie iiber Die Sbeuiiibs
Somnillion. Senator Nraop Don
Slime NrunoelsGountp luiinidJt nid)t,
onB Dos @iircolt Ser Gonmiliion mad
Dem Union . Sruit @ebGIbe in 9ol-
timorc rcrIe9t miro mo pollte Der
Golnmiiiion 5ipei Der orci 9roBell
! 3inlncr bCa General = %NOiutontell
@uriiclo in Staots +. aopitol nnse-
iulelen hobell. equator Erice ieood)
n%lcinte, ooB Der Senot feline Suris-
oiftipn iiber Die Gonnniilion babe,
ulo &rGii0cnt @ormnn pilid)tete ibnl
lei. Serr @rubp benerfte, 5rt piclc
Stoots 9iireors ieicn in Den lcs-
ten Sabren BON annapolis nod) BAL
timorc perIegt iporben.
Il,Ber Der Tral,enltimmredtS.Nill
fir FrinccB Mime in Someriet-Gp nn.
tp pnilirten llod Die iolgenoen Bills
Ole brittle Sciilng. 8altimore-G oitn'
tp 5l crloitben, oas 8eriftSgebduoe
SuSopion SIT pergroBern; oelnStaot'
den Sblrnlont in 6reoerid.Gountr
81 e%rlauben, ObIigationcn aus5uge'
len iiir ben anfout Der oorti9cn DE.
Neutrality-suspicious.; Gecil.Gonntp IN
orei 2anoitraBen .Iiitrifie ein5ntbei:
len; $4,000 5u p~erlpinigen fir oengSt'
b~erouibou uienergebronnter Geboilo'
Der Initolt iiir Sfluafiinni9e 81
Sipin9s.Wils.
Gle 2egislatir uertagte lid biz
! nad)iten Montag a6eno s llbr.
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$tabt Baltimore.
unterBaltnngs.8 csweiicr.

..NIancmic"-,3be Serbant in tie Souie".
,9luOtturinm "-nIbe @trI aro the Ni5nro'.
,Npto's-o Shc Geigbic".
,,WnHen"-,ECu Gnntle1 6cmpnrn".
p0eniNnD" - Abe Chinatown Iri'nt W'p'
,,NtarsluuO"-Ntib's r?m ctor". &nuorOilc
lun Ger Ntnctograpb.
mAiNsn.rbcacr," Baltimore. nube @ups ctr.
- 5dalin iuu,terbroG5ene %dtocptIle mo
H&an0clbjInC Gnrite uuuGeIt.
,gnric" - 1tnniGa, Den 81. Nunliar, -.
g@iilfnCr-g ieoCrubCnb.
,SrpgtuH." - \. Sehrltar, Wtuetcnh0u IN
Der ,NcrmInids WiiUtcrdur Sale
glittCleD Wherein" W,ould9, ocn :. sc
hriinr, OroBc NiibuCH. 9luiiibJuuR 1T Der ser
Wuniu MiNucrdOr sale"
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32f Npro-W an.S Str. nahe Giah.Str.
2ebcm in iebem grppien,

Gas 6loifemiiil. Teportement Der
Geo. @iintber, Jun, @rdu.Go. lit nit
oct neneiten Ginrihtungen periebeit.
rermittellt berer Dos Bier hireft aus
Den 2ageridiiern Der grouerei Del,
GlaIfen 5ugefiibrt miro. Bic 1oIae
III elm perlenoes, ihdumcnoes, reineS
Sier; beionbers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
cit empieblen. 9eitelt bireft bon Der
eraiierei. 2 Guseno alaiden $t.OO.
s. & 9. Ybnne, 8oIie 20.
(Nai4, Gi,Io Sd 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Sbeo. S. 9iencr & Co.,
2t7 Cit. Baltimore .Strnhc

Ell Cit. Baltimore .Strnfc.
Geutidcs uno anberes ailsldnoi.
dies @eIo gefauit uno nerfauit.
Seloicnbungen beforst naf Geutif.
Iano. Seitreid, Hublano II. !. M.
@efiel ousseitelt auf m,sIGnoiide
eanfcn. Grcoitbriefe uno 1rnpelers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
@rpfer Masfcmball.
@ittels badD. &erein.
-Mpntag, Z. Sebrnar.-
0crmania. WGnncrdtursS nae,
8rpfc SIbncn.Tnffibrung
C29,30,6-S)

YIN { ct Il q 3 | | I'll [ Ve VI ! W
te mobt inter oen 9lngeitcllten Der
@lo6e.9 rullerei Die Rum0c. Gin bic.
Gercr 9rouer aus DEM 8opernlanoc
foltite einen &annrienpogel, Der ibEl
ION Dem SertGuier ais Nt0nnhcll
mo yHoIler" eriter &luiic angeprie-
len mlIroe. aalm aber bate er letlle
uerle Anuiiotion 5u Solle, ou leBtl
oicieIbe elm ridtiaes &ogelei; oaS
NOR nber. Nuea - iirlgen mill Der
%rgel nid)t.
9rGnoc. - Die 9(nIogen Scr
o|atnpsco electric ono Monlioctlr-
ing 60" 5u @rops, an Eotapscos
Illlb, mnroen in Der Noht BON Cont
ncritng arli geltern bon elmer SelerSs
brunit beimgeiltt nno gum Setrage
Ton $4,000 beidooigt.
Sn Der 8obnung oes Srn,
Spmoro %. Sneeten, Nr. III,
Slingluif.a penue, entitonb geltern
Wiorgen ouf unbefannte @eile Seuer,
lpelhes bon ben 9enobnern Oes Sau=
les por Der Infunit Der Seuermebr
0e!Gi6t muroe.
Sein 20 GbrigeS Subj
! Ii II NJ ais Yoli3iit oes noromeitliden
Giitrifts ~ieierte geItern I'M areile
ieiner 6amilie unb 5nblreiher Cole
gen Sr. Samuel ). Miller BON Nr.
1920, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Nod lungem u onoern nj
&ofcn Ser Che. - Nad)oem tic
Gil Die Sbiiren Don 5ruei Scelior9ern
ucrgcblih angetlopit batten, nm sum
@llbe fiir's 2eben percent 5u merben,
nurben sSrau Cola u. gudlep, cine
lilbi6e, - Sabre ulte @ittme aus
g%3uibington, uno Der 20 Sabre oltc
Soiepb $. @ar6 BON 9rooflpn, gnnc
Nrlmoel.Gormtp in Gaicott Gitn
burh EoItor s. u. i. @e9ner 5llnl
@unoe iiir's 2eben pereint.
3ur lebten Hube be it q +
tct. -- llnter 5oblreiher 9etbeilis
gllng Don 2eiotrogenoen muroen ges
ilcrn Ha6mittng Die iroiihen lleber.
reitc bon ssrau Auguitu Nanette
2oper, pelf)e om 3ienitag inn Sitter
ten SO Sohren in ibrer @obnunA,
Nr. S42, Sarlem.A penue, aus Dem
2eben ifieO, oui Dem ct. Yuuls.
6rieoboie sur lebten Hllbe beitottet
Jrerit mllroe i'm S%rauerballie ciil
lilr5er SrnlcrgotteSbienlt obgebulten,
Euo Damn eriolgte Ole lleberiiibruna
res 9eidJnnms nod Der ct. Fnuls.
Stride an Der @fe bon Sremont.g pe.
ME uno Saratogo.S traBe, moielbit
ser Sallpt. Srnuergottesoienit ltott.
idno. 3oblretfe nnb prdhtige glu-
l%nenipenoen maren am Cargo Der
&erblibenen niebergelegt.
@efGbrIihes @eihGit t. =
Srou Spbelia 9ongeit bon Tr. 81,
Siio-S apenue, muroe 9eIterll
IN Der meitlihen YoIi5eiitotion beml
@eridtsperiabren iibernieien, neil
lie ongeblih oils @abriagerin tbGtig
mar. Runoe. Sergeant Sooo unO
Serseant 9euerton foBten Die Sra,t
ab, ais lie SilOa airnopan uno Eearl
&ilion Wittbeilungen iiber ibre ,3u.
fiinfti9en" madltc.
|. 5000 Sonnen lan0uir
d. oftli6er M d. line fuilr.
cen geiteru bon Sort Gppington aus
uiif Dem bGniifen Gompier ,Norb.
furer" liob HuBlano perififit.
rJrobiinn"- Masfcnbaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Gangiabriee Grfabrnno,

ntoocrne Wetbobcn mno Die beitcn
9Roteriolien u~ereiniBen lid, in ocr
&eriteuulg Der @iere oi,a 6rcb.
Sauernidniibt's Observation-Disclosures"
baber lire o~llgemeine Seliebtheit
Ginmol probirt. merben lie allen on-
nrren 0opien. nnb Wal59etrantcll
INNER porge5ogen. ailte 81. Nrouc.
re. 110l-i12S Silen-S trabe. Eel.
E. & i. Ct. Tnnl 364, NO Gourt.
LAMB 1401. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
gtmas Seines
Steil's 9euti9es Bier.
UeloIcnonnaen

- UeIbienbnngen. ~
8elbienbunaen nod 9eutidIano
unb Seitreih . ltnsarn iider nno
idnea beiorst. 5, 10 uno 20 Warf.,
ionic 10 uno 20 aronen-S beine az
pe%rfaufen.
Sbeu. s. 9iener & &c.,
(9-l Nr. PIP. Git.0altimure.S tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

@err @roitn lit Scr pc
User ser Sun. - &n eincnl
SotolNrtifel tbc,lt Die Sun" &C.
tern nit, ooB Sr, GboS. $. @roitp,
Der iriibcrc @eiiber Der nstcma,"
ErGii0eut Der ~. z. Abel Co."
Seroio9ebcr Der Sun" 8GporOc,l
lit mo bic Scitun1 Der 3eiiuna ilber
nomnleu hat. IS beiBt, Bob Die jeti
gen Gigcntbiimer einen SbeiI OcI
Snicrclica on Der 3eitung bcholtcr
bohcn. Nic betonnt lit. hat Sert
@roltp mld) oic Baltimore WorIh,"
Gin engliid)e0 9lbenoblott am .. So
MAR getouit, Mie man iuat, bal
Nerr @roiip 5mei Srittel Der Nol,5er
9lfticn Der Sun" an lid gebrodt.
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Wntis.
Sebbel's einsises Stnbio.

NtUutIs ttHSIBes Sthbt0.
Sebcrmann fenri bic BON ms ge.
Iicferte Nrbcit; mir benfen nidt ba.
RIM, inns ielbit 81 iOben, iOnbern iiber.
laiien bies nnieren 2eiitnngea. Seine
Sreppen bei ms 81 criteisen. 2aiieu
Sic iidj pum Mnbcrcn nidjt tdnidjen,
cs sieb. uiir Gin cin5igeS Sebbcl'S tn.
bic NIB bies befinoet iidj i'm Harterre.
Gdtcn Sic anf bas 'Sans, mo- nnier
@amen auf Sbiiren nnb Tenitern
itebt.
Seine Ngentcn. Gin 4rcis.
Mdjtcn Sic anf
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Son SeeunbS s. e II. = Ger
Norobeutide 2lopoonmpier nSranf-
icrt" paiiirte geltern Mittag gegelt
1%S llbr Sap Serrp mo miro bent
9endB beutc 8ormittog anl Bier Nr.
$ 5u Occult Eoint anlegen. gn 9oro
oes 9ompfers befinbeu lif 1925 Yoi.
ia9icre fir Baltimore ilno $50 fiir
8dlpelton.
Ser Camper p&ennebec," ipelfer
an Wittmad) I'M 9remerton = &anol
nit Dem brittid)en Camper Strait
nnion" coQioirte, fubr 9eitern nit
leiner 2obung aoblen nad) Bolton.
Cine unterildllng ergab, bob bas
SCOT mir leifte9 eid)Gbigungen erlit-
ten bate, meIbe roih rcporirt lpo=
rem.
Nod) elmer geitern eingetrofienctt
Na6riGt fubr Der britiide Camper
nSnouItrpL" melfer mdbreno zines
iturfen Sturmes bei6Goigt murbe II.
Gunoee 5lpeds Sornabmc bon Hepns
raturen anlaitfen muBte, nod 9oltis
more tuciter. Seine 9abung lit fiir
Die Sol. q. Sooro Company" be.
itlirlrt.
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Die
Rein -ltubrnittel
4ttinhe
lOin. q. Sny0a,
Saitimore's tiibrenSer
mmf -9abrikant,
Isl de.inatnm $50
759 Markt. 93S
Teinites NiiOrtiment bodyflaiiser
@nritiurtcn nno GeIifateiien bente
aur Nnsiuabl.
MdBtge 3reife.
9eate
spe,icQ
3o&wurf
Grtrasfeim.
Wnr oas bette Mubmaterial in Der
@rtrasfeim.

Wnr bas bette Hubmaterial in Der
&tritellmns nmierer Sufwurit uer-
iucnoet.
Selepbou.g eitelnnacn prompt aus.
gcfiibrt.
Tms mnierer bentiaen srofen Nus.
uabl nenucn mir beionSers: friidc
%9nafwnrit, iebr ieinen ser6itetsu
uber sebafcnen Sdttnfcn, GadDsidins
Ten, 8elee. Snnse, SentihesS dipeins.
fife Gclec, gefudtes E6fel Rinb-
ilciidl, impurtirte bentidje Tranffmr.
ter, @rannidwciger Mettpurit, ySeal
Spaf," fam beif Ober falt &c.
geiien iuerOen; SarSelen 2ebermnrit,
%ramnidiuciser aeberwnrit, 8Gnie-
lcber-@nrit, bentidye Sdinfen 80
lugna, r2nnh Huu" nno piele Yin.
ocrc. (29)
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rIrDbiinn" -Masfcnbaa
Der Wermania-W Gnnerd,ur.Sall

d. VebrNar.-
NertbDulle Ereiie unS Sablcamr.
(29,31,3,5-0
The evening world., 1910-12-23
CHRISTMAS TAPERS
BURN AT HIS COFFIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.--In place OF happy
Christians gatherings there will be fu-
nerals IN many Chicago homes. one Of
the most piuable artermaths OF the
stockyards hre was the scene In the
home of William Weber. a member OF
Engine Company No. 80, ana one o: the
victims. His company was one OF the
first at the fire and he was killed by
the falling of the first wall.
When his bruised and hlackened
corpse was taken from the ruins three
little letters to Santa Claus in chlldren's
handwriting and IA lis. of presents he
was 10 buy were found IN his pocket.
lie vas to have been off duty at S
o'clock yesterday morning and had In
tended spending the day uptown buying
presents. Word of his death "a taken
10 his home at 10 o'clock.
In the parlor OF the home his widow
and three children we're busy unpacking
household furniture. they having Just
moved into the home. a Christmas tree
had been one 81 the frst things to be
put up In the parlor. At moor when the
body was taken to the nome the little
tspers that had stood unlighted on the
tree. were lighted ana placed at the head
OF the coffin.
Instead OF a family reunion and q
merry Christmas which was to have
been celebrated in the home OF William
Moriarity. the funeral services will b,
held over the body OF Albert ]. MorIar
ity. member of Truck Company No. II
who perlsned In the fire. William Mo
rlarity. a member OF n Southern base
ball team. and George. third basemai
OF the Detroit Tigers, brothers o. N.
dead fireman, reached the FIRE in tim,
20 zee a number OF bodies taken from
the. ruins and "A few minutes later lden
titled that OF ned brother.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
LULU GLASER'S
HUSBAND ADMITS
SHE'S LEFT HIM
But Comedian Herr Says He
Has Only Kindest Thoughts
NJ Of Her.

Ralph Herr. the comedian, admitted
to-day that he and his wife. who is
known on the stage as Lulu CHASER.
prima donna In the Girl and the
Kaiser were living apart.
That Herr and his wife were living
apart and that Miss Chaser was plan
ning to build a house OF her own In
Mount Vernon. n that Herr would not
live there had been rumored in Mount
Vernon for ten days. Then came n let
ter from Herr to the editor Of a Mount
Vernon newspaper. The letter said:
For nearly seven weeks I have sue
ceeded In keeping tho matter of my
wife's separation from me out of the
papers. but as the Jews OF the estrange-
ment has been published I deem It only
fair TO myself and 10 my managers to
correct n few misstatements. II Is true
that my wife has left me, but II is not
true that my whereabouts are unknown.
1T IL true that ] have not visited the
home OF my wife's mother In Mount
Vernon since Mrs. Herr left me. but
my failure to do SO has been the result
OF n desire on my part to save Mrs.
Herr from Embarrassment that an un-
welcome husbands visits might entail,
II Is not true that my social where
sbouts are and have been unknown to
her. ! am now and have been since
our estrangement living at the Hermit
age Hotel in Manhattan. Beyond this
have nothing to say but the sweetest
things about Mrs. Herr and ! have onl,
the kindest thoughts Of her"
When Miss Glaaer was seen at tn,
New Amsterdam Theatre she said sh,
did not care to make n statement.
Here and Miss CHASER were married
In 1907 when they were playing TO
gether In Dolly Warden" She ha,
been a musical comedy sta since 100
after several years as leading womal
with Francis Wilson. Herr is an Eng
llshman.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
LUNATlC SLABS NURSES
IN FIGHT AT HOSPITAL.

CTNCTNNATI. Dec. 23.-Serious In
juries to two nurses and two patients
and minor hurts 20 several other in
mates OF the Strong ward of the City
Hospital resulted to-day from n strug-
gle with Ferdinand Hoffman, an in
sane man weighing 215 pounds and
armed with a knife. The fight lasted
more than fifteen minutes. and during
Il beds, tables and chairs were upset.
Following are seriously injured r. ".
Smith, nurse, tendons and arteries OF
wrist several. u. J.. Mitchell. nurse,
artery in right thigh cut. FIVE other
stab wounds In side and hands. WIN
Howe, patient, stabbed in left side be-
low heart; may die. Ferdinand Hon.
man, cuts and bruises over the head
received while being subdued.
and was strapped to a cot. He obtained
a knife In some unexplained manner
The evening world., 1910-12-23
City's Business Men Eager to
Aid Relatives of 20 Men
Killed at Big Blaze.
FLAMES STILL RAGING.
More Firemen Injured To-Day
When Wall Falls in the Stock
D. Yard Ruins.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-while the streams
: Of winter were still playing on the
f. smouldering pyre at the Stock Yards
= to-day Chicago business men and the
city authorities sent out an appeal for
relief for the widows n orphans OF
.the twenty-slN hremen who met death In
The blaze that destroyed the beef storage
srplsnt OF Nelson Morris 4 Co.
A goal OF sl50.co was set and II was
predicted that this would be over
stepped. Pledges OF more than $4,000
have been made by business interests
In the loop district and an appeal to
Sfthe public to assist In swelling the fund
was made by a business mems COM
mittee to-day. Packing concerns In the
stock yards district will subscribe
$1,000 each to the fund.
Corporation Counsel Brundage cx-
planned that the nremen's pension fune
provides that the. widow hall receive
SIS a month as long as she remaIns un.
married. that each child shall receive
" a month up to the age Of sixteen
years and that a dependent father or
mother shall receive s., a month. the
bsneiciaries, however. not 10 receive n
monthly aggregate OF more than one
half the salary OF the deceased.
More Bodies From Ruins.
8 All last night firenen worked on the
blaze at the Stock Yards plant OF Nor
lris a Co. Three more bodies were 70.
linoved from the ruins after daybreak
to-day. brlnging the death toll. accord
ing TO tfe police count, to wenty. six.
Throsgh the night fire was shooting
high through the roof of two Morris
buildings adjoining the ono In ruins
AZ noon to-day the flames stili ragged.
only a fire wall preventing q further
sweep OF the yards.
As the members Of tho engine CON-
psHes4Sycrc playing water on warehouse
NLR wher[ the flames this morning
sc3Hl EXTRAORDINARILY u Engine con.
parfy-FW wal knocked down by flying
timber and seriousiy injured. In the
3 confusion William Sheridan. eighteen
b years old, a clerk In the stock yards,
was Knocked off n platform and per-
haps fatally injured.
4. Narrow Escapes for Many.
The falling Of the walls and the scat
tering OF burning timbers caused a
- temporary retreat OF the firemen. The
mol were lined up to throw water on a
point In warehouse 70. Q. Suddenly,
when the walls toppled. the alarm was
given for the men to retire. They
|. reached safety Just In time. although
N many received minor burns. Capt. Wind
20 helm. who was badly burned. was one
1reof the last to get out. Sheridan. tho
r,oulerk. was knocked off a high platform,
ssaling on the back Of q passing fire.
The evening world., 1910-12-23
Best Diamond Values

The enormous valuation of diamonds imported into the United
States this year-a sum aggegaing nearly forty millions of dollars
does not, experts say, so much prove an increase in quantity as an at-
vance in price. If Lamberts had left off until the last minute the pur-
chase of the beautiful diamonds that shine in the Christmas jewery at
their store, their customers would enjoy no special advantages now, when
there is so strong a demand for diamonds of fine quality as Christmas gifts
The evening world., 1910-12-23
CHIEF X
4

CHICAGO, Dee. 23.-Flre Marshal
James Koran who lost his life In the
stock yards fire yesterday was a great
lover OF children. In his desk In the
city Hall yesterday were more thar
one hundred requests for the flooding OF
back lots for skating Kinks. Each
letter bears ne 20. X" of the dead
chief, who was planning TO send out
members OF the department TO hasten
the making OF the Kinks so that
Chicago's youngsters might enjoy their
Christmas vacation to the full.
1--WE are going 10 have an old fash
toned winter" said the chief a day or
two ago. "and I'm going TO give the
KIDS OF Chicago the skating OF their
uvea"