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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

Beggars IN China are taxed. and cer-
tain districts allotted to them in which
TO make appeals TO charity. The
heather celestial has gone farther than
the civilized in regulating one evil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

Like bad dollars. all counterfeits OF
neWitt's Witch Hazel Ealve are worth
less. The original quickly cures piles,
sores and all skin diseases. George p.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16
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WORKING overtime.

Eight -hour laws are ignored by those
tlreless, little workerg-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work.
night and day. curing Indigestion. bill
iousness. constipation, SEX headache.
and all stomach. liver and bowel trou-
bles. Easy, pleasant, safe. sure. Only
% cents, at George p. Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

Great tonic, braces the body and
brain. and drives away all impurities
from your system. Makes you well.
Keeps you we'll. Rocky Mountain Tea;
s., cents. Mcbride & Will Drug Cons
many
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16
49,
NC T. MIS- WA MI ED

VICTORIA. QUEEN AND EMPRESS
a congsete biography aud history of her
time fonr years in preparation. Agents
wanted; extra terms. freight paid credit
gwen Outfit now ready; sent free. .re;sf
opportunity. Write to-day. ziegler TO-
52f Monon building. Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

WA NtlsE,D - TIT sasWORTiiY 5PERsONl
10 travel for3old estab4 shed reliable house
Positively no fanvassing refSnired. salary
$50 and expenses. Enclose sci I addressed,
stamped elrciope. Manager 3s5 Caxto,l
bnilding. Ghicngo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

" mt sl,--A GOOD Ht,Il~Ek FfsisfsI
middle AGED or elderly lady WI gl,5s.
good references as to;cfaradae.i and sre,tiIirss
same II applicant. Address q "A hoy a6s (.
Marsha. town. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16
LOCKER ON IN IOWA.
00oss.stOy.x0ss0.y0ss
For the Illness Republican.

Belle Plalnc, Feb. 15.-The writer has
covered less than a hundred miles of
central IONA territory since the death
blow TO the Titus amendment set the
Iowa political pot a boiling. but ii is in
teresting to note Inc unanimity of SEN
.tlinelit along that 100 miles. F'irs., Mr..
Perkins announces himself as a candi-
date fer governor. 'Tostile average voter
along here George p. Perkins is nm ex-
congressman, The editor of the Sioux
capacity is well spoken of. He lives in
northwest Iowa That is against his
candidacy in this neck of the Gods.
Governor Shaw comes from northwest
ern Iowa, give the other parts Of the
state chance this time. Then that in
terview with Judge Hubbard, altho it
has since been denied. and reatfirmedl
by the paper that originally published
IT, the people are suspicious. If Judge
Hubbard wants George %. Perkins for
governor of Iowa the people don't want
him, that Is to sayi il railroad influence
is IN favor Of Perkins. they are agin
the railroads. On the other hand there
are those who think this reported inter
View was a deep laid scheme u kill.
Perkins. That Judge Hubbard not only
10 damn him With faint
praise. but u Kill him 'deader than a
naackerel. when the people read the.
more than faint praise in the inter
yie@. In other words. the Judge is onto
his job, and realizes the easiest way tn
rom stNe an objectionable candidate is tn.
have il generally known that the bogie
man t,,snlfnalIy f.iynrs him a Gain since
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

Wa y ist9 ils EsA Fla s5y ri ERE 4 ~
tOtsf rs. rite .5ft.isi ;iTS s;flf3sse.
stcit fpt seassirs coed ia fns4gI.,stst,
Using bureau Chiraen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16


Then came the announcement that
Mr.. CLmnins was in the race y one
can dispute that the candidacy Mr.
sCummins represents more u, a prinei-a
pie than any one named. or any one
that will be named. He is supposed e.
represent the people in their efforts to
savod railroad politics such as has
cursed the republican party IL the
sstatss Of Nebraska and California:
That he has been the attorney u big
of'gcratons. alnaost a big as J,ldeH
Hubbard and Blythe of tbs @ repre-
slilt. does not alter theSopinian OF the
people that he wiil decide fairly. If a
clash occurs between corporate and the
peoples interests, Undoubtedly ne has
more5nt following than any otiie- man
raired for the position This referring
To the people not the politicians or the
latter class. thnse who we're Il the
Gear cumnins fight. will now i.ie up
rs before, unless communities sand
them Instructed 10 The state conventions
Here and there ona runs onto a proiit-
bition republican, WHO Will never for-
give Mr.. Cilnmins' prohibibsior record.
gor rather the lack OF one. But these
men are few ard far between. Sister
Nation Is making IL a hard thing for a
man 70 announce himself as a prohibit
tionist these days. altho brother Alb
rams condemns hef methods.
4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

FOR sALE--A GOOD STOCK or (;IsN-
erai rchandise and good buildings. Mn
ne sold cheap for cash. or part trade il talye..,
at once; postoftice and store. Good reason
for selling. Other business To look After
Address n. p Hansen. Meltonville. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

And Sid. Foster is a candidate for
Governor This by many is considered
a joke. They know Sid better than
they know Perkins or Cummins. Sid.
Foster hasn't campaigned and told fun
ny stories all oyer Iowa these many
years for nothing. Hes a good fellow
and the people like him. But for gov
sernor, why that's different. The writer
only has slight acquaintance with Mr.
Faster, but knows he is a very success
full Insurance manager, and If a man
can run an Insurance company success
fully in these days OF severe scornpeti-
ton. why hasn't he the ability to run
the state Of Iowa? But just the same.
like Sunset Cox, hes a joker. and in the
minds Of the many that ends states
smanship. Mark Twain can never be
elected governor of Connecticut AS an
Illustration of how we'll the people I'M
derstand the situation, when it was an
neunecd that Sid Foster was candi-
date, in Toledo a Well posted republican
told the Looker-On that Sid Foster is
only put up as a stool pigeon to divide
the Cnmmins strength in Polk county;
that the bogie men and the 90 Blythe
men are behind Sid, and they have no
more idea that Sid Foster can be nom
mated than they could be elected street
commissioners in Cedar Rapids or Bur-
lineton. This Toledo man thus sized up.
the situation at once on reading the an
nouncement before the daily papers
corroborated his opinions.
And then to bother us newspaper
fellers' is the editorial we possibili-
ties Editor Perkins We would like
to see nominated. So would we" like
to see Editor Funk in the field. And
we" with big w have no objections
to have LATE Young as candidate. To
be sure. Editor Funk would take some
delegations up northwest from Editor
Perkins. And Editor Young would dra W
some votes away from Cummins. So
We and this includes a host of
friends of all three of the mentioned
editors. are afraid IL we divide our
strength and show our clannish prefer
ences the boyle and Blythe man will get
in their work 1t is no rash assertion.
with the present activity and interest.
that if the railroad influence controls
the next state convention 1t will be ca
cause the people are Indifferent to pos
sibilities and probabilities.
~ 70 Tkve4-AyAA.<
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

Carnegie said a corn-fed philoso-
spher, says it is a disgrace to die rich
and everybody else thinks it is dis
grace 10 die poor, SO I'll be gumswuz-
lied if see where man is at."-In-
.dianapolis Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

FOX 3SALE E.
FOR. SALE ELEGANT II ON f OF FORTY.
acres nearcity. John Wilson. Rural Route.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

FOR sALE-AT UNION. IOWA. 3sTUCK
of good groceries and shoes; clean s.nrs
heddick y Thompson. Also onion hotel Tor.
sale. G.. r. Thouipson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

TO RENT = TWO ROOMS sUITABLE
for light house keeping. Inquire J051s East
Linn street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-16

FOR SALE rs STOVE WOOD AyDs
chunksc cheap for cash. Frank G. Pierce.
FOR SALE--CIlEAT, X NDLINti WOOD.
e. i. Duflield, lol West Main street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Die somne inn erlSfden bearfetn.

Gin bebeutsnber Geltbrier bot bic Mek mi Der
Grtldruna in aufrseune priebt. bas bic 6ise bsr
eonne i'm abnebmtn ~btoriiftu IN uHb bab In
fsrnsr 3ufunft itner Rorper nonfdnbia eri0i&sn
iein pirb. Sos tuiiree in Der sbat unire Relt
in .insn iebr falteu Suftanb ~beries.n, NIT Der
ausfdt su 5ooe su f~riersn. Gr Serf6ert uns it'
bod, bos os ert rad bielen Sabrtauisuben ems
trtten pirb. Sn Der 3mii6snisit i0Gten mir ptrs
fuden, has gett aus BEN 2ebtn su MAIDEN unO es
su qsrisb.n, ipdbrsnD mir nod GsIegsnbsit bd,u
baben. Sag 1T iepo3 uHu,0gIi9, es lei oenn, .Sbr
bobt cine cute g.iunob.it uno befonoers einsn far'
fen Naaaen. 9ebrau9t 6ptstter's Waeenbitters,
nm ben Maq,n in Cronuma su bolten. une Sbr
ipsrbet alidli4 iein. Gs b.lt 9pspepfs, gertcs
bfunq, ganeperaiiiuns, fOrSert bic 9eroauune unS
bdlt bic Sdrme in Reeelmdbiefeit. Gs 1T ntbr.
os fiinfsia Sabre binbur6 bic Wufer=Grsn.i oes
emerifonii6en Bottles qepsien. gsitebt barauf, boS
Sbr oos ebte NIT unisrer 9rioat=S teusrmorts on,
6ofe Der Sluide btfommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

i'm Mmte fir bic Gabbatbfeier Der
p~ileerpGter eintreten perben. Oo9 1T
es immerbin erfreulid, bab au9 BON
ben &anseln segen bic anteoilupianie
fde, ameritantf9e Sonntagsfeier
Stimmen laut Derben.
Gin eigentbimGi6er
Strife 1T CUR 3ett in Oatlanb nno
Gan Jranaisoo ausgebro9sn. Die
53abl Der ausitebenben Gleif9sr be-
trGgt etpa 1000; aber Der Strife bat,
pie Gan 5ranaiscoer 8ldtter eradbls11,
cine fomiide Settle: Die Sleii4er, mel
DIE 5lsii9 i'm reberflub baben, fino
obne 4rbeiter, UNI es gu tbeilen uno an
bic &unben gu liefern, unb bic Slelz
16er, tpel9e lleberflub on Irbeltsz
frdften baben, itnb obne 5leii6. Die
Union Der Sleilder bat ndmli9 thren
Mitaliebern itreng perboten, in fol3en
Sleii9lGben gu arbeiten, bic ni4t bic
vunipnsflagge"" aufge5ogen bdben, uni
in Solse befen lino Die metiten Jlell9z
itdnbe pbne Mrbeiter. Die 8robzTletz
f9er ober 5leii9z2ieferanten baden
aber beidloHen. teinem 5leii9itanr
Sleif9 gu liefern, Der Die Union amer;
fannt bat, unb bic Solge 1T, baB BIT
CUR Union ~seb0rigen Sleiider ohnt
Sleif9 iinb. aur5,' bic ginen huber
bas Sleii9 unb bic Qnoeren Die Irbei:
ter unb bic &unben t0nnen ni4t be-
btent tperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

OaS&di erlt6e Stdt1 L
f6e Mmt bat Mitte Wat iiber ben
Saaten itano 9eutf6lanb's folgenben
8eri6t ausgege6en: Inter Der anoauz
ernben &Glte bat bic 8interidat berz
artig 9elitten, baB fie pielfa6 gGn3li9
perni6tet lit unb cine l1mpfliigung bes
9obens erforberli6 ma9te. sSm Mpz
nat Ipril unb Mai muBten 1,471,O00
6eftar tpegen 4uspi1terung umgez
pfligt perben! Wel6' u~ngebeuren
@erluit an Nusiaat unb Irbeitstraft
fteut bie1e 3a6l alein i4on bar! Iu=
Berbem miiTen na9 ben 8eri6ten ber
preuBif6en 2anbpirtbi6afts : 8amz
mern srobe 5lG9en lei9ten 9ooens
unbeiteqt liegen bleiben, Die, 5umal
tpellr1 hire 8eitequng, pie in bieiem
Sabre, ni9t re6t5eitig erfolgen fam,
gum eroBen She'll i~iberbaupt ni4t fdz
big finb, Sommerforn 5u tragen. Iu9
lpesen mangelnber Mittel CUR 8ei4afz
flung rlelten Saatengutes, Mun9els an
Irbeitsfrdften uno feblenber 3eit fou
bic l1maderung man4er 5ld6en, Die
berielben beburften. unterblieben ietn.
Im 9Grteften bat Die 9ropin5 Weifs
preuben gelitten; bort tpurbe in 10 BON
Is ldnbli9en Sreifen bic idmmtli6e
Wtnteri aat berni9tet, unb man bere6z
net jebt i6On, baB abgeieben BON benz
0erluIt an fiinItli9en 9ungemitteln
unb ben Iusgaben fir bic Nrbeitsz
frdfte, WeitpreuBen i'm 6erbf fir bic
Nusiaat eegen 10000 Spnnen Wet5en
unb $1,000 Sonnen Ro9gen nDt6ig baz
ben ipiro, fir beren 8ei4affung groB<
tentbeils bic Mittel feblen. Gs brObt
alio fir ben Often greuben's eing}otbz
tanO, benin audi Sitpreuben uno go
fen haben unter benz barten Winter
empfinblt6 selitten, unb bic baour4
i6on iebt berbeisefiibrten grOben Ser
lui tie f0nnen audi bur9 cine rei6e
grnbte Der SommerI aat ni9t nieber
ausgegli9en perben. Qngeii9ts bes
brobenben Notbitanbes in ben Dit
prppinsen Yreuben's biirften auBerorz
oentli9e Mabnabmen our Grlei4tez
rung Der 2anbpirtbi4aft i'm Often
unerlGbli9 fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Ebpinns o.. 5npe,
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4rGfoent be- Contradict ere sbures=9eb6ro
(SuHi9. 10, II, II, 13. "A, Is, II, Is, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
BUR Gaze in Wfrifa.

Srei G9lappen baben Die GnglGnz
Der in tpenisen Sasen in @iibafrita
erlitten, uno bieielben perOen ii9
i9liebli9 i9perer berausitellen, als
bic er5 ten Na9ri6ten gemelbet baben.
Sas iiebt gar ni9t aus, als pb Die
8oeren ouf benz leBten 2o6e pfiffen,
unb iteGt Der englii6en8riegsfiibrung
pieber Elm trauriges 3eugniB aus.
Die pielen enelif9en Sffi5ieren bat
Der iiibafritanii9e 8ries bos @enid
eebro9en! Sie 8enerdle Butler,
8abenzpopea unb 5ren9 baben ur=
febbe 59tp0ren unb ibre Softer paden
miKen, unb iinb our 9eimreife eez
slpunsen norben. - On bas MGr9en
Der 8ranbmarfung mDgen mir ni9t
elauben. Hoberts unb &it9ener
mubten cine Nnaubl SffiSere tpegen
unfdbigfeit mad 6auie i4iden. Saz
segsn bat Der arieg Bel ben 8oeren
ti6tise Sibrer er5eust, BON benen
man friiber faum ettpus ipuBte. Wenn
2orb Salisbury unb Elm She'll Der
enslifden Prehe benz enslifden 9eere
unb ieinen 5Ibrern 8eibrau4
~ftreuen, 10 ld9elt bic Welt bariiber,
uno felbit biele gnsldnber finb unsuz
frieben; ie iinb triessmioe. Nur bic
&ssieruns pirft ii9 itramm in bic
9ruit unb berfinoet, bab lie veiiernen
Wiaens" lei, ben &rieg tpeiter gu fiibz
rem, Bis CUR Doaitdnoisen unterperz
flung Der 8oerenitaaten. Mber ipie
unb mann bieier &rieg enben tpirb,
Sas ptlen MIR bic @Dtter. Was aber
fir England am fdlimmiten 1T, Oas
tit bic &riessmiibisteit pisler Solba=
ten, bic, oft idIedt eendbrt unb
f6le9t gefleibet, ben Strapasen unb
benz Selma erlissen miifen ooer bur9
bic eeringen grfolge mutblos nerben,
unb pober griaB nebmen2 Der sdbe
8oer bagegen, Der ben leBten 6aud
BON Hob uno Mann einauieBen felt
,aetpint 1T, ipirb mod lanse fortfGmz
pfen f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Die &oblenpreie mttten
I'm Sommer in Die 90be eetrieben.
Sleii9 i'm Preis 9%eiiiegen, I'm @eni=
gen Die Sai4en gu fiiGen. Dem To-
eenannten fleinen Shame aber unb
benz 4rbeiter Iteisen bic ginnabmen
nidt entfpre9enb. Gs eebt Inn pie
benz Srldnber NIT feiner Oede; bic
tpar Su fura an beiben Gnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
zs5s&IEEccg6amtamq -2ed6.

sabsufrae,u am 9isr Tr. 16, 9igbt:5trabs.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
meSferr Warn(dro.Sakn.

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3lae osrlaTsn oia:us5tatlon Dtc tolgt.u
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uno Miu5sttr.
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lini. otli9 BON GuUrDsGrO0', SaEltsIs uR0 ". j
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1912 Mora,ns - Rad llnionsSriDgt, Jort 0tttss'
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bureau Der seb5rSe Der eduLeOmmiHdre.

Cuni15, $3.50 Sttuersinnebmsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

,8inber, fault 2Gmme e;
bic 53eiten perben luuiig," ion Die
neueite 2eiItung bes 8erliner Bolts
mites fein. 3u ben beiteu Serliner
Miben eeb0rt biefer ni6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Ser 9eute BON 6ier mad
Bremen abgebenbe 9umpfer 50. $.
Meier" ntmmt mebr Guropabel u6er
nit, als irgenb Elm bteies Sabr BON
bier abgefa9rener. G%uropareiien iinb
Wipoe aetporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Wnrblaas &c Gsnulblbauis Giiens
hGlusSr.

0orth dosuue : 9 tattoH.
SIoe QcbsR ab Gil Q9o6tntaeeH nab Garttf I'M
7 ~ WorqsHg. $50 mn $50 Rabmittaeg.
ana. otben ab an Mob:Htdesn nab gtlnir nm
7 AZ md $50 Rorqens UNI 40 unb 615 Ya3m.
!8iis, 0tben ub ua6 QOrt, pa, UNI 100 1lor0ens
unS $50 Ra&mittaes.
3nae seben ab an Sonntdesn nab Garotff uR
20 Morqcns uno 400 ubr RaAmittdQs:
8uot qcben ob an Sonntagtn nab Stlotr NM
$50 Moretns, 400 Tabmittaes uno 1000 Astnos.
&, 6. 9srris. GsnUsIsgdaditsiakrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

giner Der ti9tisHen
Netp<Yorfer GanSelrebnsr, Or. gb.
8. Cation trat lesten Sonntag in 5ei=
ier prebigt fir eineu freten Sonntag
elm. Sober Meni9 babe bas Ge9t,
ben Sonntag i'm ginflang mif feinem
eigenen 9epihen gu fetern. Sebes be-
ftebenbe 8eieB, bas uuf r~eligiDiem
Boben ifebe, ioate befeitist tperben,
nnb es foIte iebem Meni4en g~etattet
iein, ben Sabbath 10 gu berleben, pie
es inn eefdGt. nWenn amerifaniI9e
8urger teinen 8ortbeil i'm @ottesz
bienit feben, 10 baben mir nod fein
Medt, an bic Geiebmaidine gu ap=
pelliren."
STIR fhOne Morte bon Or. Cation;
sbsr mir fjirGten. bob feline @rlber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

&et9e ameritani9 de 80 IL
bel ergriinben CUR 3eit Die 9ebetmntne
BON Yaris, ipie gemelOet pirb. Die baz
Ben am Gnbe mebr Reia II. Tino %intereiz
fainter fir bic Imeritanerinnen, pie
bic @ebeimnihe Der aodtunt uno
&ii6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Sn alien 3etten fGmpf=
Zen Die 80lfer I'm Sbeale - baHelbe
eef6iebt pobl au6 beute nod, bod
Der Segriff bon Sbeol 1T Elm dnberer
1eiDDrDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

9ie Self BON Darts mad
@labipoftpf lit nit Der trunsiibiriz
fden GiIenbabn in breiBig Sugen suz
riidselegt porben. Die 3ige laufen
bis iebt mod lanaTam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

6<femersD department..
Ratbbdu3, ben II. sunni 1901.
Gt,ueraobkt .perss bisrpurd bsuabriHtist, Dab
jdmmtti9s grunStietntbuni e teuern bon 1901, bic
bis ,um 80. sunni 1901 nitt be,ablt fno, in; Riid=
itonbs itiu sptrben; bic 3inen pardnf iptrOen ON
/. Suli 1901 beginner, unb Dag Giqtntbum, oUf
tp,ldes bic bslaaten 6tsntrn I'M .&iditauOe Fno,
.piro bann bem gntaufs fir Steutrn uuttriporien
tpero.n.
Wsnn ni5i bic 10 ridfdnpiesn Stensrn inncrbalb
prtibie Saetn bisrna5 b.sablt ipsro,n, 0perbtn Drt;
~ 9rcient Deg Srutto. gttraees timer isoen 3s3=
nuna binsua.iiiat uno bi, Se,lbluns s:uiGb osm
Seitst er;fpunqsn trerotr.
Sit 9Re9uunqsu fir Reconsideration uno Ses
~furit1tsn bon 1901 fparsn am l. Wtai i'm Eilditanot
unD neroen p~,nielbsu am l. sunni Sinien unp StreI=
eeloer bin,u eefiat.
Sttuer, abi.r tonutn ibre Tt6uuna erbaltsu, ins
Dem fs peri6nli6 oDtr bur9 Stsausrtrrttr oosr per
qeft oarum eriu@en.
Sames .. Gorter,
CSuni15, 19. 9) Sttuereinne6mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

1901 / # III 4te9tsr Sabrz
gang fir Prin5en, a6er Die Prin5eiz
finnen gebei6en neni9ftens in Gom
unD in 8etersbure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
ia atlantic transport Go.
%@LA64T1T GeneraIsNse nteH,
E$gsSA@s1 O3 bic 409 9Baters Stra6e.
,9tpcite RoiiiterzpoNoocpr,is $50

atGantie rnngp Q:uts.
Bon Baltimore mad 2Onoon.
Sampler pWiontana" 80. Sunni.
Camper nImcrifn@ 3. Suli.
9orbsStnlc
Bon Baltimore NAB &tltaft, Dublin Nib Gurotft.
Na6 gaiat.
9ampier pQorD 8oberts" 90. sunni.
RAD Tupiin.
grifof= 6 tanusl 2iute.
Sad 9riftsl.
Santpttr pWtontuna" 80. Suni.
Gmpirt ctnis.
Rad Seth.
Sampfsr rNlobiton~ . %. Sum-.
Q amJar : mtr,faniSGs. s. sIs.
gah oambura.
Sampftr rgtrQallaH q. Suni.
Ganpicr 1&ctbania~ ... 6. SuIi.
z4Iaufen 8 ra6tbrie { tp,rsen
ptrausgabt na6 6dfcn in SroBbrItaunitn, nab bel
Continent. Der Office, Dem MitttndnOii6,H M.ss
uub Dem Cf.n. (5sbr7, S&S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Ser biesidbrtge fran50>
fii9e Go5ialtitentag in 2pon bat Die
Spaialilten Sranfret6's nod mebr
ent5tpeit, uls iie es 19pn tpuren. Cine
Partei bat es benz 9enoRen Miaerano
ME per5ieben, baB er Mitelieb zines
Bourgeois : Miniiteriums ge%iporoen;
er babe ii6 ielber babur4 auberbalb
Der partei geTte1t unb foae besba1b
ausgeI9lpfen iperben. I'm ben 8an1t<
ipru9 BON benz Winiiter ab5utpenben,
purbe bon anberer Settle Die Reioluz
tion eefabt, MiGleranb babe ii9 Der
Nufii6t Der partei ~ent5Osen. @ermttz
tefnbe Rebner batten tpenig grfolg,
unb bod burftsn Die So5ialiiten Mtlz
leranb ni6t ausf6lieBen. ba tie ibn
pG6renb ieiner Miniftertbdtigfeit tets
untsrltiibt butten. gs fam gu tpu1ten
Scenen, ni9t Bios in Worten, fonbern
audi nit ben 5duiten uno 5iiben. Die
8lunquiiten riefen: .MiQeranb tit Elm
MDrber!" aber bic perbannenoe He1oz
luton bate nun ben pterten She1l Der
Stimmen fir ii9; unb 10 perlieBen Die
Mntiz Mileranbianer bic 9eridmmz
lung nit Der grfldrung, bub lie NIT
Der Maioritdt ni3t Hanger suiammem
ar6eiten f0nnten, boB lie aber oos re-
polutionGr : fo5ialiftif9e Jranfrei4
6inter fi6 bGtten. MileranD bleibt
BEL alebem Miniter, unb bas 1T gang
gut. Wenn bic So5iuloemotratie gu
geieBseberif9er Irbeit herangeoogen
pirb, gleiden ii4 bic 9egenfdBe Der
itrifteften parteianfi6ten aus. llebri=
gems bate aud Der internationale To-
3ialiitiide GpngreB in Yari5 lebtes
Sabr fir Miqerano Stelung genomz
men. gBie Der 3piit peiter D%erldufen
pirb, Gdbt ii9 po~rberbano nod ni9t
abieben.