davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-09-02

DEAL ESTATE FUR SALE-The homestead
IL of George Ferris, late OF Monroe, deceased.
con sisting OF 105 acres OF land with dwelling
house and two good barns with cellars; one
near the house with a stream Of water run
ming through IL; good conveniences tor keep
ing cows. Situated within halt mile of Mon
roe Station and one and three quarter miles
of Monroe Center. This is desirable farm
located on the ain travelled road from Der
by to Newtown.and win be sold reasonably 70
close UP the estate. For further particulars
inquire of +. w. WHEELER, Administrator de
bonus non, Postoffice, MonLoe, Conn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20

4nfpdlt 8iIiam 8. Marburp, 9.
@pptee Stebens Don @arpline@G ountp,
0aIter 81. Sptpnfenb, Geanoer 5orz
man, 5rieoensri9ter Spbn Ri4arbz
ion BON Canton, Spbn 81. Semmes,
8. 6. 9. Dennis bon grisfslb, 8eo.
u. Summers bon SomerTetsg ountp,
@ongreBmtt9lieb ,So6n McOonalb,
@rzO elegat emanuel german, Ser=
naro Garter, SenrD 81. Sorbert bon
Clifton, poliseiri9ter Seed un6 Saz
nebfe, iopie oas iibli6s Quantum Be-
fu6er.
Die ulte 2eier.
Die r&efprm : Qiga" bat cine Bin
bierber qeIanbt, tppna9 bic 2icen3 fir
Wirtbe in Baltimore uuf $500 er6Dbt
peroen ion. 9iele Der Mitglieber in
beiben Sduiern iinb gu @unlten elmer
Iol6en Bin, neil cabur9 bic Gin
finite Der Stabt bermebrt neroen,
pbne Dab Der Staat gs5Ipun9en 1T, Die
inn BON Der Stuot 3~uflieBenben Sell
Der fa6ren gu lu1en.
Die Gomite'n
@pre6er Soldier pirO morgen Ell
men She'll Der l1nter6aus GDmite'n
befannt geben. @r bat bis6er taum
geniigsno 3eit gebabt, Der 4u5pa6l
Der MitgIieber bic ge6iibrenoe 4ufz
mertiamteit gu geben. PrGItoant
8anbaQ uno Spre9er S4dfer, Iopte
cine Qn3dbl Senatprsn tparen geitern
9(benb bic @Gite bes 9ouperneurs in
oeffRn Wphnuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
Sm SiIbcrfrau3.
ST.. 6riebri9 Single un0 feline Satin
fsiern i6r 25ziG6riges 9o43eitsz
SubilGum.

6r. 6rieOri4 Single un0 feline Satin
fsiern i6r 25Sid6riges 9O43eitsz
Subildum.
Sbre Iil6erne 6o63eit feisrten gee
tern 9r. 6rieOri6 Single uno feline
9attln @ltia6etb Single, geb. S6nei1
Der, BON gtr. 1923, 0ilonitraBe. ST..
Stngle 6etreibt Elm Quitern Commit
ltons9eI6Gft. Die iilberne 6o93eit5z
5eler funo i'm S9ul6auIe Der oeuts
tHen eo.zIutb. 3ion5tir6e gu Canton
ttatt, mo oa5 S~u6elpaar Dur6 paItor
Wtlbelm SaB nod einmu( eingeiegnet
tparo. 0r. unO 6rdu Single tpuroen
Dor % Sobren pom 9aftor Martin
Strait BON Der Oeuti6en 0reieinigfeitss
Stride 9etraut. Der G6e entiproTen
feds &tnOer: &ut6arine, RoIine,
2ouis, 8iI9tIm, GIiIa6etb unO 6rieOs
rid.
Sur 8erberrli6ung Der 6eier purs
ben pom 8tr6enhor unter Der 9irets
tion pon 9rof. 9b, 6rieO .6ro6ss Sc
ldute" bon Waqnsr, .@us Raft 3unt
Qi6t" BON Qotes uno anOere QieOer
pprgetrdgen.
9aitor 8uB belt cine QnIpra6e an
bu8 Su6eIpaar uno baIirte oieIel6e auF
ben 121. 9ialm.
7rau Caroline 6reuno, 9rGFOentin
bes Trauenpereins Der 3ions Stride,
pelfem 6rau Single ungeb0rt, iibers
rei6te Dem S~ubeIpaure i'm gumen oes
8ereins einan iilbernen 8a6ertrug,
uno BON benz r0amen : 6reunOi6aft5z
8erein," benz 9rdu Single e~benfdls
anQe6Drt, er6ielt ie Elm iil6ernes Sbses
Serpice; Die ueberrei4ung gei6a9
Our6 Die 9%rGiiOentin 6rau 2i33ie
8iue.
6r. Single lit MitglieO oe5 Sirfens
ratb5 Der 3ions : 8emeinbe, uno Dec
8orituno, fopie 3ubIrei6e 8emeinOez
M3itQlieoer tparen bertreten. 9r. 8.
S6meiIer uno 6r. .. g. 6ergst Oerz
Iuben Die 5a6lrei6en 8Gite nit @rfriz
T&ungen. Gum S4Iufe belt 6r. Pbis
lipp 5rieo, Der OrganiIt Der 8emetnoe,
einen bumprtitiI6en 8ortrdg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20

Die geTammten 8srpaltung5toIten
6etrugen SAC, 821.98.
Der 3upa65 an neuen Yolicen
pGbrenb bs5 Subre5 1897 6etrGgt
5749.
Die gsIeBli6 3ugsitanbenen @ttipu
Der 9sIeqI61ft paren am GnOe ba5
Su6res 1897 $2O5, 880.25 geganiibsr
BON $186,136.O3 3sTerpe uno anbereu
Decentralization, mas einen usbsrz
T6uB BON $40, 744.22 ergisbt, 10 buB
alio fir ieoe $500 Decentralization
$1,000 als 0efung borbanbsn iino.
Die 6tnun3ldgs Der @eIeqi3aft lit
bierna6 eirs fsbr giinItige gu nsnnen.
Wtrb etnQuge berlteren.
- Das 8efinben oes ID Sabre altcn
NcgermGOGens Bertha M&c8an, mel
DIES am 0ienitag BON Dem u Sabre
alien Negertna6en nit einem 3ebolper
in ben Sopf gei3oKen rpuroe, BAT Ii6
big geitern ni6t peTentli6 berGnbert,
unb man befiir6tet, baB buIIel6e elm
Nuqe Derlieren pirD. Der fleineS 6ieBz
bolo, tpel6er o6ne Yropofation ben
&spoIper auf ous MGp6en ~d6Feuerte,
puro nu9 benz 9sfGngniB gebrabt,
tpoIelbIt er Elm am %. Sanuar itattz
finbenDes 9er60r abpartet. Bertha
McSap oagegen piro bis gu Der 3eit
i'm g2(Qgemeinen Marpldnoer 9oIpiz
tai" blei6en.
@6tfun0en 4rbeitsgez
eB &c IN ii d Sn Der geitriz
gen @erIammlung Der n5eoeration Of
2abor" purbe oas 8eIeB@Gomits be-
auftragt, Elm NrbeitsgeieB
in Der 9eieBgebung gu annapolts eir@
5urei4er. 4uBer Der @nnabme BON
ReiolutiOnen, in tpsl9en bic r6eoerdz
tiOn Of 2ubOr" t6rn. 6rant s. 8a9ter
CUR GrDGblung ais 9Oli3eiSGommtls
iGr empfieblt, purben nlr &putinege@
f9Gfte erleoiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
snnberbare Sribrr.

Der rspu6litanii6e 5amilien5piIt in
Der 2egiSlatur np4 ni6t 9ei9li6>
tet. = patronage ais 2OdipeiIe.-
Die 8irtbe 8altimore's folen
bluten.
(epciOI.0 tpti8t bes .0uii8m Gorr,iponOentcn. y
annapolis, 10. Sanuar. =
8ei'm 3peiten 8Otum fir 8unOesz
Senator in Der beutigen Sibung ge>
mann Senator u. g. 9orman 4
Sttmmen, 6r. McGomas 2 unb 9r.
Sbap babielt feline II, pGbreno Der
3eit ii9 ME geftern auf bic peri6ieOe>
men Ganoioaten oertbeilte. 9as &C.
Iammtpptum mar, pte folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
SriefbcfDrOerung mad Dem Guslambe.

Die ausldnoi9 9oit fir bic nit
benz %. Sanuur 1898 enbenpe NoGs
f8IteBt i'm bieitgen 9oftamte Gin alien
6dGen pinttlid), ME tplgt:
0pnneritdg, 20. = II l6r Nd6ts,
fir 9dDti, per SumpFsr oPrinS 8ilz
lem Der Oritte."
6rsitag, q. - 9 u6r Q6enbs, fir
Srantreia. Sib : europa, GgDpten
unb 8ritti4 : Snbien, per 9ampfsr
ga Normanbie,4 nia 6aOre. II ubr
Na6ts, fir europa, per 9ampfsr
Serbia" Oia Queenstown. II ll6r
Nn6ts, fir NeufunbIanb, per DAM
pier r4Fprian," BON philadelphia;
fir 5ortune Sslano, Samatca unb
g~art6agsnd, per 0dmpfer y4leg6az
nh" fir Sabti uno SuOaniGa. Iopie
fir %@art6agena, pta Curacao, per
0ampFer r9bilubelpbio;" fir Nafau,
%. g., uno Santiago be Guba, per
Oampfer nSaratp9a."
GGmItag, %. = II llbr gtd9ts, fir
NaFau, q. g., per 9ampfer ppn Mtaz
mi, 6la.
poit fir Cuba, bia Sampa, 5ta.,
i9lieBt bier tGgIi8 1.50 Na9mittags;
fir NeufunoIanb unb Miguelon, pia
Bolton uno 9aIifar, tdgli9 4 1br
Na9mittag5; fir China unb Sapan,
pia Tacoma, tdqIt8 bis gum %. San.
7 u6r Qbenbs; fir auFtralien, g}epz
3ealanb, 9apati, Sill unO oieSumod>
Snieln, per 9umpfer BON Gan Sranz
8isop, tdgIi6 Bis gum 30. Sanuar, z
u6r N6enbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
per Dent[6e Correspondent.
runncritas, Den go. Sanmar 1898.
Riron unn 4immsrmnn,s nMrHt. Nlube.

Hirou uno 3immermnu's pNrltsG tabe'
ME Seosu gbsuo uu0 in Der NliiipO6ss mn
Srnftaos= 9eatiuee: III stranger in Heip=9ort."
ySorb'S SpernhauS."-Sieie 2Sodle ieceu
NbsHo NM in Der Rittfuotss uup Samftaps glati:
nee: Qrimrois & Wtft's urOb. Miuitr;ls.
r6oGionpitraseu Snsater."-Oreie @ode
ieOtu abeno uuo in Der Mouta0s=. Mittlpohss nm
S0mfaos sNatintt: Abe StOclpdlts Of %;ips9Ort.
YQuceum. 3 heater. "-Ole,e 9iodle jeneu
gberso uue in Der Mittno6s= uuo Samfaos=g Ras
tiHet: rSiplomaeu."
rNubitorlum MIiithnle." -3ieie @ote
ieetn GbsnO uuO in 0cu tdQli6en Matjnt,'n: v@uptt
W1nbattar.a
"QQg. grbeIfer.Sranfe lint Ssreiu,"-
Ttuntaa, ben "a. Sanuar, Il. Stiituu0siet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20

Wetterausft9ten. = Sir
Mtarptanb uno ben OiItrift Columbia
Regen, DGrmeres Detter. 0itti9s uno
fioDftli9e @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
2Si6tig fit Anseigenee.

Su NlcrrIann erideint duber benz -9suti5cn
eorrsiponOentsr' feline sinsiae Seutibe Stitung,
iu.l6t cine Sruds9r.Fe bsFst, Die i'm Stanos III,
bic &uflaoe os .Seuti5eu GOrrsipoHOeHtenS in
i~psRiaer. ais
fiinf Stttnoct
Iu Srudsn. Ole 9rtT. Oes ,GorrsiponotnttnS lam
BIZ. Nufloqe irocuo elmer anOtren tdoli&tn Stuts
i@tH 8eituns in Marblanp in
fmnf Wtimsatet
Sridsn, falitn NH G~BIdb!en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
TO ADVER-
TISFRS.

There IL no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press OF the Correspondent" will prIn:
fold and count the entire edition Of Any othe
daily German paper in Maryland I'm
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
ID. 1904 30 rs 81. 4 Erab
Y. 3O.3G 81 "a 3. 5 Jieseu

Nittl. garone.e.f 80 As N6hff. 6hernomtterit. SO
gEittI Sbrrmo nstsrf. "a Jiieprioiirr 80
Tie bohite Shnsqiqseit oes 2Siuoes in elmer Stunos
betrua 8 WeileH uou Otter.
Sas geitri9e @ttter-9is Etmp.rdtur oes ssitri;
gen 4ajes Is uhr abenO9 oui ma tbenaHHtea Stas
fIoHen mar, nie fola.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20

oSH1PlH, PET OQLlpTST DDH SQH 1STQH>
aisop. tdgIi3 bis gum 30. Sanuar, 7
ubr 46enbs.
in "a : id6rtger d 10
ser 3ramp.- Del "a Sabre ate
Neger Sp6n GprbreD purba geftern
oom Yoli3siri9ter S90n i'm . tli9sn
Boli5stgeri9t fpegen 9agabunoirens
auf 3psi Mpnate nod benz 8uD0ispz
@Ibl eeI4ift. Gprbrep nobnt ieit so
eSabren in Baltimore unb lebte LANCE
53eit in einem Stale binter Nr. 1926,
Canton : Nbsnue. Gr puroe jeBt ater
10 bIlflos, baB er fi4 ni6t me6r err
nG6ren tpnnEe. Der ate Ne8er 6at
ben msritanii9en Srieg mitgema6t.
- So3n Douglas, Elm dltli4ar
Munn, purbe geItern pom Yoli3eirih=
ter &rug i'm npro0ftlifsn Yoli3.igez
ri9t pegen 2anbitrei3erei auf 3nsi
Mpnate benz Staats : QrbsitsbauIe
ii6ernieIen. @r mar urIpriingIi9
uuf Die ACKNOWLEDGING, @eorg Ramz
ming einen 9aIen 9eu geItohlen gu
baden, barFaftst noroen, iebo9
lieB Der 9i95er bic @nI9ulbigung fall
len unb p~arurt6etlte Den Mann regen
Gdnoitrei9arei.
gu 9ru6e9e6ra d t. - Inter
ungemein 3d6lrei9er getteiliguna BON
QeiotrQ9enben purosn geitern Morgen
Die fter6li6sn ueberrets bes @rn. Wel=
dior Sprbun, pelGsr am Sonntag i'm
4lter BON II So6ren aus Dem &e62n
i6ito, ouf Der y2oubon : Yart : Sc
mfterp" CUR leBten Ru6e baitat!et. pa
itor Baul @ienanD pm Der 4. ref. 81.
eSo6annis : Stride an Der Galpertitr.,
leitete ben SrausrgottssbienIt, uno ais
8a6rtu9trGger fungirten Die $50. g.
Sonne6orn, ST. S6pemm, 6D. Sem
fel, 6p. 5arris, Spbn g. Mo6r uno
&uouft De6er. Der @arbli9ane lit
aus &urhsffsn gebiirtig uno fam Dor
40 Sabren na4 Baltimore, tpoislbit er
rs Sabre lang Elm Mil6gef9GFt b.
trieb, fpel6as nun BON fstnem S9piez
geriobne 9rn. @b. 8iemiqer meter be-
triebsn miro. QuBsr ieinsr Satin
binterldBt Sr. SOrban brti SD9ter,
ndmIi4 5rau 50. 8i,m;ler, Srau S.
6. M1o6r uno SRI. 4melia Serbian.
@egen 9teb It a b BON 200
3iegeliteinen purbe Sobn 9enbrtds
geitern DON poliSairi9ter S6Dn i'm
9itliGen Yoli5eigeri9t Dem @eri9ts@
berfdbren iiberpieIen. Die 3iegeliteiz
ne geb0rten Der rGantonzGompagnie."
9enDridS purbe bon Dem GdpitGn Ell
nes 8aiz6abr3eugss an 2anb geIanbt,
I'm eco 3iegeliteine gu taufen, Del4e
Der Gapitdn brau6te, um iein 6uus
gu DOlenoen. uno 6efam 81 fir ben
3Ded. 4n einem balb 5erfalenen
9auIe Der o@antpn=G ompagnie" porz
beitOmmenb, fam Senbrids Die Sbee,
oaB er Die 81 Iparen unb troBbem bic
200 3iegeliteine er6alten tDnnte. @r
ma6te ii4 turS enti4lO6m barber
Der, Die Steine gu reinigen unb a63uz
aGblen. unb 200 bate er i9Dn an
; Sorb oes Sabr3euges gei6idt, als Der
frede 9iebitabl entbedt purbe. Weiz
tere 200 Steine itanoen audi I6on fir
Die 8efOroerung bereit.
Der 81 It unb bes G6efz6iIfs>
Marbetns Jerbinunb u. OieFfenbu9,
tpel9er %borgeltern BON benz forbigen
StrGfling QeDi Ppinberter i'm MarD@
ldnber 3u4tbauIe bur9 MeTeriti9e
lebensgefdbrli3 Dsrlebt tpurbe, lift nod
INNER elm tritiI9er. poinoerter be-
finoet ii9 in elmer SonOer3eae II. pirb
i@arf betDa9t, ba mar annimmt, baB
e. gsiftesgeitOrt lit unb irgenb cine unz
re Sepaltthut uusaufiibren i'm
Stanoe fei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20

9Scttcrbcrid1t.
ger. Stadten %SertcrsS iIredT
SlItil re, ben 10. SdHuar 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20

a,xo o.r4. -@iEo-
:H' meter. ~9'' tisteit Mih lsh SSett-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20
@~ei8Gftli6e 8erle
gem heitsn II.

Wiuiam 9. @6iteIios, elm @runbz
Itiid5 : glgent, ibertrug gtitern iein
@eIdmmt : Gigent6um 81 8uniten
Ieinar 8ldu6iger an @epr9e @.0bjtez
IiOe, nelfsr als 9ruftee $4,000 8iir9z
i6aft itelte.
Nu6 Die 8p6(enGGnoler Sib6el5 II.
6rant iibertrugen geItern i6r @i9sn=
t6um an &p6ert %. Spen8, oeHen
8iirgifaft auf $500 feitgeIeBt purOe.
SDrute ni6t iii feline
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-20

ll9eIu eIlt Ap+t (. utuH IuttlUe elIle
8oittarte. QO
Der ,8erein Der CO D b e
rirten Mrmee unb 6Iptte"
Fwsierte gaitern QtbsnO i'm rGarroutonz
6Otel" iein IS. Stiftup35feit IN Ser
biroung nit Der 81. 8eburIstagsfeier
oes Generals Rpbert 6. See. I'm 8
l16r Q6enb5 morI6irten bic SbeiLrssz
mer ppm ,&pp1l Nrcanumz9 ebdupe"
rad benz ganfettTaaIe unfair Qnfiibz
runa bes @opiiGn5 8eorga %. Boots
uno Der &lapeIe bes 3. 9egiments.
@ep:raI 8rablsb s. So6n1Dn prdIiz
Dirt: urb GlpitGn goot6 fungirte ais
Spaftmeiter. @ar2n1l .. s.. M51urD
aus Ridmpnb erpiceIie ben Spait
nuniere Snfanterie," Sbsrit 8enrst
goung aus 2ouisDiIs &p., ben Sp1It
nunIare &1paqerie," 6r. %. q. Sole
ben SooIt yuniere 6Iotte" uro paItpr
30. 90. Dame ben Sooit rl1nFere Sob
ten" SRI. Wfogbaleno Burger recitirts
Quit SLPIIl HSA2 USAL|hSNS SfAi~
nsr," Il. sri. 2eIia gaa e~rfreute bur6
bas @eIangszGolo Bonnie Blue
6lag." 0a5 arrangements @pmite
fir bieSeftliGteit, dp pel9er etpa 200
PerIOnen tbeilra6men. lag in ben9dnz
ben Der $50. SO. Sbuart Sgmington,
81. S. StiniOn. QuguIt Simon. 90. 8.
8ope, Mnrt .. S6ripsr, .. 8. Sboz
mas unD Same5 81. D6eeler.
Oie4ttionGre ber,S tdbtz
Yaffugier 9 a + n" errpGbltsn
in ibrer geitrigen 8erIammIung fol<
genbe 0irettorsn fir Oas tOmmence
8e9nungsjabr: Sberit/ Dulter g.
6rantlin, 9eorge 6. Seutins, Bern
barb Gobn, So6n 90. Gan, 4leranber
Sbatp, Sgben u. &irtlano unO @bas.
8. Saplor. Die senannten Serren
tperben fi9 beute orgGnifiren.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
4 MILITARY REPUBLIC.

THE citizens who advocating strong mi ! tary policy because possession of troplca
 colonies will require 1t may be suspected ot ia voring an imperial colonial policy, because it will make necessary standing army of about 100000 men and navy equal to the combined sea strength of Continental Europe
 It all means that we have military republic, in which the army and navy will eclipse civil pur- suits By pursuing non-1ntary policy and keeping arms in position for defense only, the country has prospered until we are the richest Of the nations Now we are following the same course that trav- eed by older countries. The wealth in the pur- suits of peace is regarded prize to be devoted to the purchase of glory and its investment III mighty military establishment treated the highest patriotism
 If there be no check to this it will not be long un- til the army spirit will control the country.
 Already the politicians the lookout for military hero as a candidate for the Presidency.
 Early in our Civil War when an army of 5o,ooo men was passing under review Caleb Cushing looked thoughtfuy on the marching and friend asked him what he was thinking The veteran law yer answered, T wondering what subaltern otcer in those ranks will rise to be ruler of the republic when the struggle is over The old student ot the history of nations reasoned rightly Following the war seven military were candidates TOT tle Presidency and five have reached that high ottlce-
 Politicians will materially assist in making this military republic, for appearance under arms on the theater of the worlds contentious and disputes will supply us with an abundance of military material. Our Sirdars and Pashas will be coming home, pan oplied in military glory and Of them will forget the path that brought him to the highest civil prefer ment The army will be to this country what 1t IS to France where it dominates every interest III the re- public and is able to dstort the processes o civil justice.
 Already the politicians bringing the heroes o our brief war into focus for 1900 When the war began political ambition sent after commissions in the army and the desire deserve we'll of their country men at the polls was not improperly among the mo- tves that sustained their courage under fire and t It is well that the people should consider how y We may glide from our position as peaceful nat1on to that of a military republic in which the pursuits ot peace are valued not SO much for the homes they build the tables they fill and the hearths they warm as for the sinews of they supply and the pomp and circumstance they can support
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
THE BALDWIN'S 10000 CHAIR.

loudly remarked m la ss ss9a apos h made s9s tg9 ted know the hoodo0
 from being sucked e in the t o psn d m u ousn Wen o into or of @ @ % nsn ya you Son sane @ Gu s ana n b @ got White Hat Mccarthy m o % @ sas 5 in ths don't cut any figure Anyhow all yOu @ @ @ soohe % the enough make tips and a hns ar m @ fn gh up cigar size the field " n so ns n % a a m eady a as the & hotel Il Tas n up naR da @ difference who watching he'd think mink you recognize him cause you for the day to clog up sa so far rn "a too 4 5e few m9 a ya passs for wth look sG st tn street through carly @ S1u unght or all
 sky there's her m n wa sFss % sySTs ha J m % o os fsSd ssd % hlsi P asss Ss ss s SSS8s SS @ tsa ts % ss % 52Ss s'5;s d = 2F m eS N % Ths @ m Peach % @ 3s door 1 po
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ZINE of the most gratifying results of the con- 1 ference of librarians at Sacramento the \/ appointment of committee to draw up bill for submission to the Legislature providing for the establishment of some form of the travelling library system which has been so successful wherever adopted in the East
 The matter is one of interest to all sections of the State for in every community there is considerable number of persons who will be benefited by it. Its main benefits however will be conferred upon those portions of the commonwealth which are so sparsely settled that they contain public library for the use ol the people.
 So much experience has been gained in several of the Eastern States in the conduct of travelling libraries that the committee appointed to draft bill for such
 system here hardly go astray Tn formulating It. They have only to follow the main lines of the New York plan and adapt them to local conditions in or der to devise feasible and beneficial system
 While the proposed bill promises for the State at large better and fuller of the State Library, the people of San Francisco have library problem of their own to consider According to the annual re port the Free Public Library has outgrown its pres ent quarters, and for its normal growth requires more space than can be provided for 1t in the City Hall Within two years 1t Is estimated, new build ing will be absolutely necessary for the institution
 On this showing 1t is full time for the public and the officials having charge of such matters to begin to consider how the needs of the library to be met San Francisco is far behind other large American cities in the of libraries and while, owing to her comparative youth this is to her discredt it is time she was making preparations at least for a suitable home for her Free Library. Two years is not long time in affairs of such importance as this and the best thought of the city should be given to consideration of ways and means for providing the municipality with library building commensurate with it's dignity and its needs.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
JOBBERY AT THE FERRY.

NI ONTHS ago this paper made an expose of / the obbery which had marked the construc- ton of the ferry building It demonstrated dispass1onaey yet sparing offender that the job bery had been actual robbery; that the State had been sw1ndled by the Harbor Commissioners, in con nvance with lot of contractors that every change made in the specifications for the building had been detrimental to the integrity of the structure and an extra expense to the State It pointed in detail who had permitted the crooked work and to whom had fallen the unholy profit
 According to the belief of The Call founded on careful investigation, the stealings amount to a sum not far from SIooooo and to add to the ofense the people get depot far inferior to that for which they were willing to pay, and for which they were taxed In justice to the present board 1t be said that Chairman ConOn IS the only member who was member of the body while 1t was devoting it's ener- gies to the swindlng of the public and the attenng of contractors
 It IS seldom that even in connection with public work where stealing is recognized as a habit there haS been such bare-faced unblushing frauds as The Gall brought to light The accused made denial but they could bring forward nothing to sustain their con tentions The evidence against them was complete The testimony of figures and the logic of tangible facts were not to be shaken by indignant assevera- tions of innocence
 Yet for time the matter has seemed to rest Per haps the erring, clinking their l-got coin thought ther method of obtaining it had passed from mind. II so they were overhasty with their congratulations. Senate Committee has heard the report of ex- perts. This report is not yet complete, but far It goes 1t completely sustans the charges made by this paper It shows that four contracts alone the stealing amounted to $66847 $. On masonry it was more than $28ooo, and on carpentry and pastering more than $2o,ooo There are many other contracts, and there IS reason to believe that each of them above the foundation tainted by corruption and manipulated for illicit gain
 The question arises as to what shall be done about shameful a condition of affairs. Shall officials who have been faithless their be permitted go unpunished? Shall of them still be continued in the power he has abused? Surely the people of Cali fornia find some way protect themselves against rogues Penalty should be meted out and a demand for restoration of the loot vigorously enforced.