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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
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she e:rlchcE 3iQtH=Sta:i9u, Dls tsl5l.
Gl0ii@. ~
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tonr ,Frebci1, EWMtt5burg uHb Sbippca=burg.
go Ssg5hm.-EcgrtB bis GlpnbOH. QttoHlm. is2'
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Rur Sountag
g25 Worosrs-Qttcmm. nap uaioEsgrioeI une
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423 gta5m.-affomm. mad @lefa.
Riaetss u2D G~epGd=Sireau CTR. alb, GasScltia
mortsSuabe.
GnIrorz uno @albroofs Gortbz@oe.l Sto:ioa.
Is NJ. 5000. GsH,rals@cl gfihrer.
o. -. 6rispOIo. Sen. sqaIagisrsastHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Die Gran5ofen haben
Moltfe's 3rtegs : GorreIponben5 gum
6tubium Der Offi5iere ms Jran5Oltz
ide iberiebt. &Dnnen benn Die franz
s0iif9en Sffi5iere bic Berfe ihres
srpBen @esners ni9t in Der original
Sprd6e Iefen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Sic nabff.bsno psr,ei6netsn yTiontn oStr io1de
gtriouen, pel5e ausfuuit iber Den 9srbleib oOsr
Da5 A6ltbtn ~oe.islben qeben f0nnin, fno eriu6t,
BEL oem Inter .i6neten porSufommen eofr osmlel:
ben i6riftlib Oariibr MittbeiluH1 su nlddsn:
ID Reinharc R%Sprucmaun ~aebiirtig ans 5reaz
%betburo, Stf:nETuFau, sOr Oefsu Gr6en;
~ 5bounies Sief. Gus gcbIborH bel grfoe, i'm
Sabre 1897 in Chicago tpo6nbaft %eefpclen, i'm 5ep=
TENDER 1897 in 9altimsre auf,nthdltli5. nit ab.
f6t, mad Stuti6lanb 81 rtiien:
81 gbeIente Murrras Setter unp aatbartna
aeb. WeanrbrpG ODER bercn Grben; ~aneebllb in
Den Cor Sabren bier nit @interlaHune ms6rsrsr
Ginoer psrftprben.
dtiimor {, Mh., Den /. @ueuf 1901.
Der faiierlite &oniul
George u. BON %inaeu.
(NuQuf1, 1RD Nr. 3. Sib=Sa9s Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Die Na9ri9t, baB lid
Der beutf6e 8Oti9after in Waibingz
ton. 9err Or. b. 9oneben. fir langere
3eit ms prtbatleben 5uriid5te6sr
noble, tpirb angemein beoauert perz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Sic 2egisIatur BON ST.
linois bat, pie fid nu6trdgli6 berausz
felt, in i6rer lebten Sibung Elm 9ez
feB amenbirt, peldes gar nt9t sgtittrt.
Cine Satire auf uniere 9eieBma4erst
nnb uniere @eieb9eber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
Sarlebcn auf MSbelu.

geuer, lsi4ter, LANCER Ildiablunosplan, mi,
FOLDER pon iouIt Riemuuoem ~Offsrirt tnirb. Nui
Refine iali6tu @sripreGuneeE in ben 3eituHesm.
Refine 3iniensRaten %dngejeist, I'M Sic ire an
fIbren, bod iperosu SbHen aqe 9ortbsile at5etsn.
pelbe Anoere %offeriren. Rab,ufraetn i'm giireau
Der ,9otpmae 2oan Guarantee Gonpaup,s .Simmer
Rr. 5, .gonf BON 9altimOre=A8sbduoe ode 9alti.
mores uno st. 9aulsStrobs. (gop. Is, S.&S.IS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

BAD Der 9o95eit. = a.:
r9aun, Ou baff Define 9er5ensf0nigin
glidli9 beimgefiibrt2" - g.: rSa,
seftern bat fie bic Sbrpnreoe ge6alz
tsnii"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

9efern unb beute por
breiBig Sabren! 3pei beoeutfame
Sage in Der beutf6en uno fran5Ditz
iden 9eI9i9te, bic Sage BON SeOun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

,Mit Site unb 9 aonetz
ten" lolen mad 9rn. Bun, benz Worz
fibenben bes 6auszQusi4uhes fiji
MilitGr : Mngelegenbeiten, bic Siliptz
NOS bebanbelt perben; Oas ertnnert
an bic einftmals f6Dne 3ebensart
,pom aufoeflGrten Nbipluttsmus."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Sn Wiesbaben 1905 Der
fiir5li9 aus 2eip3ig bOrt6in per3ogene
Bripatier Meper in ieiner @o6nung
mebrsre ReboloerI9iiTe uuf feline 6rau
unb iein 6 Sabre altes Rinb ab unb
perfu9te bonn, ii6 Ielbft gu t0bten.
Die Jrau lit tobt, Meber lit febr
f6per bertpunbet unb bas Sinh lpeniz
ger er6ebli9 perleBt. Man iudt Die
l1rfaae Der Shat in Dem 2eip3iger
8anffra4, BEL Dem Meber 8erluite err
Iitten hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Or. WiGIiam 8. Srpan,
grdiibent Der llniper{itGt tfon Snotaz
no, lit fiir5li9 BON elmer gseiie bur4
europa 5uriidgete9rt. gr bein9te
5a6lrei9e 6o9f4ulen nno iptfen=
f9aftli9e Snititute. Der 9ele9rte
ma6te iiber feline 8eobo4tungen folz
eenbe Mittbeilungen: rNuffaaeno TT
es, bab in ben europdif6en 9o1i9uz
len piele amerifanif6e Stubenten 81
finben limb. Dies bat tpobl iet1en
Grunb meiIfentbeils barin, baB; Die
S9ulgebii6ren bel nteortger itnD 1lno
bic 2~ebenspeiie pieG biatger, fpte IN
biefem 2anbe. 9eutf9e S4ulen 1tno
oSnftitute BADEN einen pirfli6 guten
Ginbrud ouf mid gemu6t. sic iiber.
ragen bic englii9en 2ebranItalten bet
@eitem. Cine angene6me Wabrnefr
mung 1T, baB bic amerifantf9en 9o4<
fdulen immer mebr bas englii4e Sp=
item 3uriidbrGngen unb es Dur6 bag
beutf6e gu erIeben iu4en. Sbglstd
bic beutf9en S6ulen bel better 1tn0,
aGs bic nIeres 2dnbes, 10 ptro jebo3
bic 52eit balb tommer, tpo mir auf gletz
der Stufe nit ben 2shranftdlten bes
8~aterlanbes iteben fperben. Die Sheen
unb fnitematif9en Metbooen Der beutz
f9en 6o6i6ulen tDnnen i~ibsrbauPt
ni6t f~ritiIirt perben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Gin neuer RuItnrfamp {
in DeutI6lanb in 4usii4te 9lauz
ben's ni9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
Gfpntaa, BEN 2. scptember 1901.

Gin uns1id fommt fell
ten auetn; letber lit bus Slid ni9t 10
gefentg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
Gleunpre Mrfcuau.

Gg enti6litf iauft mad LANCER 6rantbeit am 80.
auquft, unisre ~geliebte Butter GGouore @rfenuu
222. 16. Str, @rootlpn, @.=Q. Sie 9eeroiQunQ
fuoet IN T II, Sienfaq, Den 8. September,
BON Der Mouut Ropal : 9abn : Station auf Der
,9ultimorer Cemetery" ftatt.
Sief bstrauert bon ibrsn
binttrbIiebenen RinberH
(9R)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
EcScrn ScrTcrcf.
SutTdler NIT @nmmiraScrr

glarft=grets bejublt idr cite eserbstttn; fsrn,r
alts MabagpnpSR6b.ln uH0 Nnbirons. Man ieuoe
9oittarts. 5. s. Jiaucs. Tr. 5G2, 0tl:6apetts=
Strdbe. (Suli9, 2Bttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Snbien bat gu Pet unb
5unsersnot6 Der lesten Sabre nun
audi nod cine Seufdredenzplage Sn
einaelnen Sbeilen bes 2anbes baben tie
furdtbare 8erpiii tungen angeri9tet.
Die .3abl Der bon Seiten Der Regtez
runs Inter itiibten belduft ii9 iebt
f9on auf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

fir, baB Der @ntpurf cine fefts Yo=
iition fptpDbl in 8unoesratbsfretien,
aIs audi i'm 8olte bat, ipenl uber
ein5elne Safe au9 mod 4bGnoerun@
aeu bsi6lofen fperben. Sang unbers
fpieber lauten bic geitrigen &abeloeps=
.ffen. 9enet1 5ufolge hegt bas gdil5e
9erliner I~uspdrtige &mt freibdnDlez
ride Senbensen, unb 5piihen @gra>
riern unb Snbuftrtelen 1T Elm pol@
ftGnbiger 9ru9 ein9etreten, nno Die
meiIten 9anbelsfammern bdtten 1t6
geqen ben neuen Sarif ausgeiproderl,
Defenders perben Die BON Bremen nnb
5ranffurt a. M2. %genannt. Die Wabrz
belt pirb pobl in ber Mfitte ltegen,
unb Der &ei6stag bat aud nod etn
Wort, iosar Elm iebr geipi9ttges, NIT
Suipre6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
n4uaal &S!uc."2iuie


mad, @5ila9clpbia uu0 9eu-gcrs.
GeflID. NtTLG-m0eH. YER 11l:y'y}'
S ST ! w. $ Sinsr =. is .. 800 ., 90
SSaIitst 4sEios -. g,ly =, y y g:5 y y. a z
@aSi0r' 9iTf !lO.5Q q. !lo.5t q, % b, & (;
@lrlOt, Eiafr lo0 y. : ~ y \, y no p
r&o0al 4imitso,a esqante Gol9:s 45r.9e, w
~fupa.ioa : iHiEg SAFE Gar 80 z. ~ " y;
8artot, Siatr 200 q. Cos n. 81 6
9oa$,s na@ 9giia. 900 y. 9Q5 y. " y 6
QofalsgfIGfpaQsors na6 RemsU0rt, itvtigE ]HE
Gsiesen in SIT. @Opal.Gtation ui 1000 .A5t@95.
Alice nit sg9H uuO IS" mGriirt, bGlten IN gS.'
utfin0tpu G-3 @bsiter, ale anortn Mo-, ~. ,
gerL. GumbsH. gsri. Mi. JtoslL
GbiIaOslpbiu QtIonl. sos 9orm., 80 ..
a6ilabtlp6iu Qtom. Pas g1bEl. 2 % y.
Essrpsta @ftom. . !5.l5 ylgI., a3Zl u
9pIlaOtlRb,a 4ttonl. !J.lQ Ab2s1 HaS .
$~i4ets@Ereaur lorofcetsGfs 6Gloc7ts uHo gllft
uorsitrabe, gr. Dol, SiosSsoa0DaQ, Dtt- NOa-F
Citation O0sr GambensS %tatioH.
8. 3. Rartiu,
G.Jr. 9aH. aGJ:Et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
GeIS untfr 9hren fiafnenDfpinaanaen

- Die 6ieeIitp GuarantecsGp mp., -
-3immtr CIR. 3l5, Gquitabls=guiloine, leibt-
-ioi4en 2eitsn, bic eegcu Qobnjabluno eine-
-oausrnbs Sttlung t%iHnsbmcn, 8tlO o e.
IS d erbeit @bioIIte 0eribtrieoen=-
belt. 2ei9t &id3abluHgs : Stoinaungen.-
Rienrigfe @aten. 2iberaler Stscpnto.
(Ssptl2, S&S ,6llte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

EneaialsRpfit.
Aufruf.

Or. Saobert sOffntann, RON Der 8siis ,uriid, bat
ieirs 9raris piseer ouf9snommfn.
egg CTR. 1926, gart=ap:uut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
SaGorsSrcent1t.

elettrii6es 2i6t, gut D~intiIirt, iteben 8crcinen un0
2oQen iar @et0nigungen unO 8triammlunQtu 3ur
9triiQung. 0db.rts be'm JanitOr I'M @cbduOe,
0r. l0l1, # StraBe.
t@uel5,6 8, G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Sn Dem NIT benz 80. Sum
1901 abgei9lofenen He6nungsjd9re
lit Die G~inpanserung in Die Ser.
Staaten nit 487,918 perionen grOz
get gepe1en, als in irgeno etnem Der
8pria6re felt 1892 unb beina6e bopz
peIt 10 groB, ais in ben Sahren 1894
unb 1895 5uiammen. Die aus bem
beuti6en Rei4e 6at babel jeoo9 Die
feGIte @telle eingenommen, nit 21,@
651 BerIonen. Die aus Stalien,
81 itreidzungarn, HuBlanD, Scanbiz
nupien unO Sr1anb ftano iener in Der
genannten &eibenfolge borous. uno
stpar Stalien nit 1896, Oeitrei6z
l1ngarn nit 1880, 3uBlano NIT
85,257, @eanbinabien nit $3.50
unb Srlanb init 30,561 P%erfonen.
Bis auf 1861 PerIonen fam iebo4
Der seIammte 3u5ug aus europa,
uno bon ben ni6teuropdif3en Sim
tpanberern fanen 1858 aus Qiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

GET Dem I. Sui ntr6
in ben S9ulen bon 0eutI9zSamoa
Der 11nterri9t nur nod in Der beutz
f6en Spra9e ert6eilt, nG6renb bisz
fer bic englii4e bic mdbgebenDe mar.
9arob natiirli9 groBe Gntriitung
Der bort anIdiiigen Gn9ldnber, unO
bod tit bic MuBregel cine fel6ItDerz
ftGnbli6e. Wenn in elmer auslGnbiz
i6en &plonie cine 8ulturIprade einz
gefibrt 1perben fOQ, 10 muB eS o6ne
Srase Die Der berrfGenben Natipn
iein, unb ni9t cine fremOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

6ntfdler nit 0nn,MirdScrr
fur Sod3titen uno 9arbigunoeH. - Glsttriines
ei6t unb &ol3ioblsnosisune. $500. Srui,
Qreis $500
Baltimore pupesG pmpagnic,
Rr. 315, Wefts GansttesStr. Scfepboa 256.
Nr. 3l4 Noros@rodoD1p. StIepbon 1249.
MaoiiOu=Nberue.Std as @r. 22O7, Mdoiionsapenue
Sunil5, $3.50 SelepbOa 7158.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Yrins Gbun mill It'd eiz
mem, mad @tneiif9en @nf9auun9en
bemiitbisenben, Geremonien in Berlin
unterperfen, bann aber Selbitmprb
beseben, lauten bic neueiten Na9ri3z
ten. Ni9t pabrf9etnlt6. Ser dime
ffhe 6of lit in ben lebten Sabren arg
gebemiit6ist norben, es tit aber peber
Dem RaiIer BON China, mod Der &ais
ferin > Wittpe einsefanen, besbalb
Selbitmorb 81 beseben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02
onuSnn

Weue Stftioneu Fue isbt sur SsHdtiuuHe beret.
ridtet. giele ausoerpdblts 2ots. Ser Superintrn=
bent ots Crumbs uuo 8ooens tpiro isbe gepiiuibts
@usfunft ertbei1,n. - Sag 6 II
ftebt tdeli1 CUR SniSettion oifsn. Wsgen Rdberem
Dtnb. man f6 an ben Suberintenotnten oosr an
has 0tirsau in q E. 322, u D=G # T..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

SGuffiees 2eu9tgas be-
hauptet Walter Scott Stronger in
No9efter erfunben gu baben. Safelbe
fon cine poGitGnbige l%1mpGl5ung in
6eisung unb 8eleu9tung in 4usii6f
itelen. Sebr f9Dn, tpenu rr- ntat,
fpie bier 10 oft portppalt, i9on frdftig
gegafert pirt, sbe oas 81 gelegt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

Neu1i9 cling bur9 E
prsfe bic Mittbeilung, baB 9euti9z
lamb, ielbit bic &egterung, 2eute berz
iiberf9tde, INN uniere Sef4Gftsgez
beimnife ausauipipniren. SEPT idgt
elm gitts6urser 5abrtfdnt: ~Wir
miiTen uns INNER nod neue Super<
intenbenten aus 9iKelborf uno an
beren beuti9en Snouitrie gentren
fommen Iaien, I'm nit ben 0euti9en
S6ritt 5u baiten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-02

M1fo beute ol1en bic
Rpblenprei1e pieber um einen @iertelz
bonar geitetgert tperben. Die Grboz
bung 1T benz fogenannten n~fleinen
Mann," Der bic Gents sd6len mub,
am briidenbitert. Dem Rei9en fommt
es auf etnige pAuarters" ni9t an. Die
&oblenbarone mGiten ii9 pomS6peiB
beg Wrmen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
HOUSTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
10 PAGES TO-DAY.
A PgRvERsE PRESS.

The Mexican Herald complains that following the
example of their English contemporaries which refuse
give India credit for anything but its tigers and wild
scenery, American newspapers insist upon advertising
Mexico a land noted principally for the enormous
hats and the mud dwellings of its inhabitants. The
Herald gives vent to its dspeasure follows:
81" complained by Anglo-udans that the London illus
tated papers Will pictures of indian that
not adorned with palm trees. tarbaned native and
can newspapers pctHne anything IN Mexico always provide
impossible Hatsh sombrero, olct and girl with
DraidIl hair down her back since leading New York
SAID that the buildings san Francisco street IN this
CRY made adobe prepared display Of
Ignorance regarding this progressive and strictly modern
county.
This reminds us that Texas is continually receiving
worse treatment than Mexico in this matter As a
rule the Northern press not refrain from offering
portraits of onshared creatures, tearing down the
only street of imaginary board town astride of
wild broncho and pulling the trigger at every Jump as
nkenesses OF the typical Texan. ANY picture of a
bunch Of longhorn wandering dsconsoIately over
u barren prairie, dotted here and there with cactus,
serves their purpose whenever they pretend to depict
Texas scene Occasionally few sheep or goats and
wild horse two added to hoighten the effect
but never is the truth approached in the attempt TO
furnish alleged reproduction of what Is to be seen
here.
Time and again has this outrageous practice of
oaricanrng this State and its people been denounced
in deservedly vigorous terms but it has been aban
doned The Northern press sticks it with character
istc perversty with the at hand to get right in
the matter the result being that in many cases moth
ing but extended "trip through Texas will convince
its readers that the State produces something besides
obstreperous cowboys and emaoiatcd cattle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
SPREAD OF r4e roRagNs SYSTEM.

Minnesota has been added to the list of States using
the ToTens system of registering and transferring
ttessto land and is now prepared to enjoy the i'm.
mense advantages in simplicity, safety and cheapness
it offers the cumbersome systems in vogue in this
country.
The fundamental idea of the Torrens system is that
each land title is registered the registers Office and
the State having thoroughly searched the title issues
certificate of ownership to the holder Thereafter all
transactions involving the title in any way are regis.
tered in the registers office part of the records
the State guaranteeing all titles Anybody under this
system go to the registers office and ascertain
at once every essential fact in regard to a title
1t has been charged that the superiority of the Tor
system has to considerable extent initiated
against the spread of it's use in the United states
Simplicity safety and cheapness in the matter of
establishing titles to realty not acceptable to he
by no means small army of semtprofessionals who
thrive and fat in the business of clearing mn the
mysteries in which chains of title are enveloped pnde
existing laws. and who have not neglected to exort
themselves in opposition every time proposition has
been made to try the Touens method of getting rid Of
the necessity for their services Owing to the lacl, Of
general information about the workings of the Torrena
system it has not been very hard prevent it's uni
versal adoption,
Four years ago bill providing for its Introduction
into this State avorably reported to the leeisIa
ture but it never reached the first reading stage even
The bill was necessarily long and it was condemned
without having been read upon the assurance OF inter
ested parties that its adoption would bring about an
undesirable disturbance of existing conditions Arer.
ments of that character win always prevail against
the system however Australia is satisfied with and
benefited by it, and the reports from illinois, where Il
has been in operation long enough to permit of arriv
ing at fair estimate of it's merits are to the effect
that II is working to perfection Minnesota win in all
probability soon be in position to confess to a SINH
lar experience thus attracting more attention heretc
and assisting in popularizing it,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Senator Elawley Of Connecticut is the senior SURVIVING
officer OF the original organization of the Grand Army of the
Republic. ~
Marion Crawford the author thinks out his novels Mill
walking, He tramp forty miles at a stretch and i; :
rm believer in the idea that bodily fatigue clears the mind
DR. l. J, Crow, the well known organist of Rpon catb
dral England has resigned his post which he held so ef
heienty for nearly tweny-eight years He was nrnn IS
DR. J. L. Hopkins Rochester cathedral
The annual prize Of 5000 francs for the best work n;
medical research offered by the Belgian government has h
awarded this to Prof A. Van Gehuchten for his vl
the human brain and spinal cord
Gunnar Wennerberg, the Swedish poet comnose, a.,
statesman whose death has been announced began his
composer by publishing book Of students sonos -,
is generally used in Scandinavia
The duke OF Cornwall and York much decorated ROYAL
prince Melbourne university has honored the duke Nv o
ferring upon him the formidable D. c. L. degree Tbi -
about the fifth doctors degree owned by his rov bao
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
SOME PosTsCRIPTs.

In 1900 FIVE cities had more than population and
less than Io3oooS Joseph Omaha Angeles Memphis
and Scranton.
At Norton Fzwarren Somerset England village.
with population Of death has been recorded
for over year.
Water will be supplied the Charleston exposition by three
aresian wells over feet deep salt water system is
provided for fire protection.
Modern steamship travel is safe that the English gov
eminent has not lost injured in transit single man of
the 100000 sent to South Africa
The realty valuation OF Boston ($9oaoooooo) with pop
uaton OF 100000 than that of PHILADELPHIA (sso9
100000 with population OF 100000.
Within twenty miles of City Hall park, New York city
there are more than 100000 people or more than one
twentieth OF the countrys entire population
The output of beet sugar will between 80 600 and roo
600 tons, against tons last year Besides the re-
neres will handle 100000 tons of Hawaiian sugar cane
1t is said that automobiles have so cheapened the cost If
harvesting grain in the immense California fields that wheat
can be raised there less actual than in the Argentine
Republic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
MoNeY IN rHg eourH ANp wEsr.

Wall street is discopptpg the much exploited boast
OF Western and Southern bankers that they viii be-
able to move this years crops without depending upon
the East for money.
According TO the Wall Street Journal evidence is
steadily accommodating that when the Western bankers
talked about moving the crops with their own money
they meant particularly that part Of their own money
that was on deposit in New York and other reserve
cities
Continuing on this strain the Journal asrsrts that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
Another view Of II.

To the Editor Of The Post
Cameron Texas Sept ST. admire the position Of The
Post IN regard to mob violence would like to protest
against The Post putting in its columns every ncendarv
article written by those who have higher conception Of
law and order than think and say that those who decr
mob violence are IN sympathy with the apst feel sure
The Post wants to do the right and thing but there
should be limit somewhere TO the publication such mat
ter the influence OF mob law is bad and wholly bad We
are fast becoming Nation OF murderers
w w Cnrrn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

Let us sing, dear heart, OF a sky that shall be blue
OF flowers that shall feel the lightthe falling Of the dew
sighs-
The grief that thrill its hearsrings, the rain that dims its
eyes
Lea us sing dear heart Of a happier time o be-
When the light along the andways shall shed silver DER the
sea;
Let dream that music shall drown the ocean
knes
And the ships come safe TO harbor to the welcome OF the
bells
Frank L, Stanton in Atlanta Constitution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
Truck Industry in Texas

St Louis Post Dispatch
basket
While great fortunes made by investors and speeua-
tors in oil hundreds of Lone Star citizens are finding po6t
IN the truck industry which during the past FIVE years has
become one OF the most lucrative IN the State.
This is especially feature Of Eastern Texas which ex
ports great quantities Of strawberries cantoupe
peaches and other fruits and vegetables The product goes
as lar east as Philadelphia and Salt Lake The net
proht OF this industry since the middle of April is half a
million.
Next year the growers expect double the output and
supply the whole country east as Boston and Cane COD
THIS indicates healthy, normal all round growth No
State can afford to neglect any OF It's possibilities one
sided Development Of industry sure to result in one
sided population To diversity industry is to invite and sun
port diversified population and so insure healthy ;neIi
gent and efficient society
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
Seismic Disturbance.
w. W. Gnrrn.

NfaTals FNsS BtaCOn,
The seismic disturbance Austin Friday last occasioned
by the sudden and unexpected subsistence the poero
anatomy OF the Iwenysevenh Legislature of Texas ON the
ant-Robbns bill supplying in its effect on the nr,o
efs OF the bill and surprising 70 conservative and ne
element Austin shaken from center to ercumferenc
and the Vhatoy effects of the seismic are said 10
been tet as lar North as RaTis on Red river.