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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30

beIIe6enben 8ertrage nit S6peben
unter Der Observation-Disclosures lau1el
5ur proaefiirung bon elmer @ranbz
Surp bere9tigt getpeien; bod bate
Die 8ert6eioigung bamit ebenfo tpenlg
Grfole gebabt, pie NIT Der gintpenz
bung, Norb1 from lei pdbrenb Der 8ez
fdngniBbaft irrIinnie ~getporben unb
.f0nne baber ni6t gehGngt perben.
Mm 13. Mai bate S~berbunbesz
ridter Suler angetinoigt, bab bas
Oberbunbesgeri6t bic gnti9eioung
bes 9unbesbiftrifts= @eri9ts fir ben
Stat Wafbington, pobur9 bic 8ez
piqisung zines 9ubeas Corpus : 8ez
febls fir Norbitrom perpeisert muir
be, beitdtigt babe. l1eber einen an
beren benz Sberbunbesgeridt in benz
felben Sale borliegenben 4ntrag,
tpelher i'm Qppeqationspege bonn
Obergeri9t bes Staates Waibinston
IN bas Sberbunbesgeri6t gelangt
mar unb pel6er bic 8epilisung Ell
ner 8erfdiebung Der l1rtbeilspoaz
ftredung be5nedte, tpurbe I'M Mon=
tag, ben 81. Mai, argumenttrt, na9z
benz bas Sbergeri6t bes Staates
Wafbington bic Gnti9eioung beg &C.
ridts unterer Snitan3, noburdRorbz
from gum Sobe bur9 ben Strang
berurtheilt ipprben NOR, beitdtigt
bate. Nad Der RECOMMENDATION be-
itdtigte bas Sberbunbsgeri9t bas
Sobesurtbetl unb befretirte, bab bas
Geieb ieinen 2auf babe.
peru unb Niearagua
be5a91en.
Dem Gtaatsbepartement lit es
jebt enbli9 mad laneen 8%emiibunsen
gelungen, bur6 ben Ser. Staaten=
@eianbten Oublep in Gina bic PEI
ruanifde Regierung ba5u gu bepesen,
ben Sapbaa19en S9abeneriabz4n=
fpru6 in 9Dbe BON 5000 Silber=
5oles au beglet9en. Oem s. 8. Sab
ban naren i'm Sabre 1885, als er
bos Nmt zines &onfular : Igenten
in Gbimbucto, peru, befleibete, BON
ben parteisdnsern bes Generals Gar
ceres feline Pferbe unb fonittses Giz
gentbum geraubt, reip. nit gei9lag
belegt porben, unb ale bisberigen
0eriu9e, einen S9abenerfab gu erz
langen, tparen feblgei6ldgen.
Iu9 bic Nicaragua'er 3egierung
bat jebt benz Staatsbepartement bic
Summe bon $500 iibermittelt als
9egleiduns bes Observation-Disclosures
f9en S6dbeneriab : Nnfpru4es, To-
pie bes 4niprudes Der nPoft electric
Comp" in Cincinnati; in eriterem
Sale banbelte es iid um bic piber=
re4tli6e 4~neignung zines 8optes
unb i'm 5ipeiten I'M eleftri1de Mppaz
rate, pel9e BON ben Mutoritdten Riz
earasua's nit 8efalag belest tporben
tparer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
GuttGuidnna anf Yartu 8iso.
Man bate ii9 bort Der 9offnung duf
@ufbebung Der 3Olle h~inseseben.
- S~prtfebuns Der 5reibanbsls>


4ufbebung Der 30ne b~insesebsn.
Sprtfesuns Der 5~reihunbels>
Msitattpn.
Gan Suan, gprto Hico, %.
Mai. - Maemeine @nttduidung be-
funbet Iih iiber bic gntideibung bes
Oberbunbesgerihts beaiigli9 Der por@
to=rieaniIaen3Dae. 8eionbers in faufe
mdnniIdsn &reiien 5eist ii4 bieies
@efibl am Meiiten, ba Die bieilgen
4aufleute ii9er auf @ieoereritattuns
Der unter benz Oinglep : Sarif ihnen
abperlansten 15zproaentieen 30ae se@
bofft batten. Die augemeine 9offnung
eine bier babin, bab bas S%berbunoesz
geri9t ben Snieln Sreihdnbel unb
ibren 8epobnern bas pone 8irgerreat
nit alien eon1titutipnelen Pripilegien
getpdbren piirbe. OILS mar ben 2euz
ten aber iaete, bab unter bieien um=
itdnben Borto Hico bann our Snlanoz
iteuer beranseaosen tperben milhe, uno
bic 10 erbpbenen Summer in bds gunf
besi9abamt ub5ufubren ieien, meinten
bieielben einitimmtg, bab bunn Der
jebiee Mobus ppr5u5ieben lei, benin Die
Sniel lei mod ni4t finan5ien 10 iituirt,
INN cine 10 f9pere Steuerbiirbe 81 traz
gen, uno bic Mubregel niiroe gang
ii9er nnr gu elmer GrbObung Der
9runbeigentbumsfteue fiibren.
Oen Meiiten iinb natirli9 Die porz
geitrigen gntfaeibungen bes Sber=
bunbesseri6ts bDbmtide 0Drfer; Die
tpenigen GefdGftsleute, tpel4e ben
@eiit ber gntfdeibungen erfdbt baben,
ertldren iebod, bab ben Gnti9eiounz
gen elm Wieberaufbliiben bes 9anbels
folgen tperbe, ba iebt Der Status Der
Sniel bauernb firirt iet. Die Ngitaz
tion fir Gtablirung bes. Jrei6anbels
fir bic Sniel tit i'm lebbaften 9ange,
unb in benz &abinet 9puDerneur
MGen's f9einen idmmtli6e Mitslteber
fir cine folde gu fem. 4ud 8ouperz
neur OMEN intereiiirt iid iebr fir ben
Nb19lub bon Sreibanhelspertrdgen,
Defenders nit 0eutf9lanb.
Na9 p~aragrapb 8 bes 6oraferz9ez
febes ION Sreibanbel in portp Ricp
eineefibrt perben, fObalb bic porto
ricanifde 2egislatur Elm serii9enbes
Snlanoiteuer Spitem fir bic Sniel
sefdaffen bat, unb prdiibent Mcainz
lep mub barauf mad geb0riger Noz
tifi5trung - fir portO Rico ben 5reiz
banbel proflamiren. Wenn IQes pro-
grammmdBig perlduft, pir0 @Ouper>
neur Nlen cine grtrafefiion Der 2egts=
latur leoisli6 gum 3pede Der paiiiz
rung elmer iol9en Refolution einberuz
fen. Man slaubt, buB bic paiiirung
bieier Heiolution nod gnbe Suit err
folgen ptrb, na9bem bas 9ouanberz
9eieB etipa einen Monat 5u araft be-
ftanben, unb bab bann Die offi5iele
proflamtrung bes S%reihanbels i'm
Sftober au erfpdrten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
RrGftiae EinErefrr.

2ancaiter. pu., %. Mai,-0er
Sleif6erluben BON Sobn 8~altbafar in
Gpbrata tpurbe borlebte Haht bon
bier ginbre9ern befaft, tpelfe ben
500 pfunb piegenben @elof9rant
burd elm Jeniter bes 2abens in ben
9of boben, bic fdfpere 8eute Johann
nod benz bunbert SUB bonn 2aben
entfernten pfabl5dm trugen unb fie
fhliebli9 iiber benitIben uaf einen auf
Der anberen Seite beg 3aunes befino=
lihen @hubfarren 6oben. Die Gin
BREEDER brahten ben gelbfdrant bon
bort aus mad einem etne 8iertelmeile
entfernt gelesenen Steinbru1, tpo fe
ihn erbra4en unb $148 in 9aar erz
beuteter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Iurhtbare Grplufinn anf cinem Dill
inuribamhter.

Gbicagp, 20. Mat. - GineSpez
5ialbepef9e aus 8oonpille, &c., mel
bet: uNuf benz fleinen Tra6tbampfer
n2aurine" ereignete fi6 bi6t Bel biez
flyer @tabt auf benz MiiourizRip
cine grplofion, tpel9e bas sanoe
5abr5eug 5eri4metterte, 5pet Mdnz
net in Stiide 5erriB, brei 9duier am
l1fer bemolirte unb an 20 anbere Sc
bdube, fotpie Elm Jdbrboot tbeilpsiie
aerit0rte. Ser petunidre 8erluft be-
lduft 1i9 auf piele Saufenbe bon
Dollars. Ser Oampfer bate 21OO
pfunb Opnamtt, btele GdB9en pulz
Der, 1000 Climber unb adt 3iften
2unten On 8prb. Oas Ja6r5eug
tpurbe .burd cine 9afolinmafdine eez
trieben unb fling, als bet'm MbftoBen
BON Der biefigen 2anbung Elm Climb
bols am v9enerator" angelegt tpurbe,
auf irseno eine Metfe 6euer. Die
Mannidaft, nit Nusnabme 5fpeier
Mdnner, ergriff bic Sluat, unb bie1e
5tpet fdmen Dnrh Die GrploitDn um's
2eben. Mebrere, cine Maeile melt entz
fsrnten 9ebdube purben bei9dbi9t.
Die beibenS pfer bieben Burt gripe
aus Osceola. Mo., unb Stepen Wi[z
ion (ein Neser) aus DENTON, Ser.
Ser Oampfer mar gigentbum Der
BRIDGEPORT Jerrp anb padet 60. Die
grplofiptoffe tparen aur9erpenbung
auf elmer neuen Gifenbabn beitimmt,
ipelde cine fleine Strede tpeiter flubz
abpdrts gebaut ptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Glabe bntt allarmeiurm SntereGe.

gitp 6an - Rortbz u. 2~eringtpnz
Strdbe.
Waibingtpn : Monument - Mts
9ernonzplace.
Spbns SOptin5' 0ofpital - Rorbz
8rpabpd1.
99la6ten> Mpnument - GaIpertz
unb 5aDetteftraBe.
@rab BON Cigar aIen poe -
Weftminf ter = &ir4bof, 5aDettez unb
@reeneftrabe.
Grub iazgarf - gu errsifen
nit nDrbli6 laufenben Maggons.
BatterIpn : Port - gu erreiden
NIT DItli6 laufenben Waggpns.
Sort Mc6enrb - 2ocuftzpoint.
SSruuenzGoGeg ct. Palllz un6
20. StraBe.
geabobDz SnItitut unb MuIifzGonz
ferpatorium - Mt. 8ernonzplace.
gratt's Sretz8ibliot6ef - Mulz
BERN, nube Gatbebralz Strabe.
sFreimaurer : Sempel Norbz
G6arlesftrabe.
Obb sEeQops : Sempel -- Cattle
bralz unb Saratogdi trabe.
gbamber Of Commerce - 6oaiz
babz unb WateritraBe.
g2eues @eri6tsge6duOe - 5aDettez
unb st. paulitrabe,
poitgebGube - Sapette unb Gal4
pertitraBe.
marplanb : ~Snititut-9altimOrez
unb 9arrifonftrabe.
Gutafp : 9lace - 9auptz promez
nabe, berldnsert nDrblih an Gutalp=,
bon SolpbinitraBe.
Oounq Men's G6rtitidn Nhocidz
tion, Central : 8ebdube - CHARLES
unb @aratogaitrabe.
Nfabemie Der Wiheni6dften -
Nranflinz uno Gat6ebralitraBe.
Garroqzparf unb bas alte Wo9n4
halls bon Charles Carroll bon Gar<
roQton - M1an nebme Die Columbus
MpenuezW aggons.
Oeutfde Club 2ofale.
n@ermaniazM Gnner4or," 2ombarbz,
na6e @utapitrabe.
v@ermaniu : Club" Td3ettez, nabe
Gutapitrabe
nSormonie : 9eIangDerein," 5a4ettez,
nabe 8dcditrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30

beiterinner, obglei6 poli5ei su berem
S6ube CUR SteIe mar. Sur etrpd
100 BON ben 500 Mdb6en batten ft6
our Mrbeit einsefteGt. Die poli5ei
perbaftete bier Der Striferinnen, al
1ein Der Mob grtff Die @duBleute an
unb befreite cine Der @efdngener. Ote
11ebrigen purben benz Boliaetgertdte
porgefiibrt, pelhes ibnen cine 8elb=
bube BON lie S. duferleote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Ser. sanger bnn Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: n@ermania : MGnz
nerhor Sale," prdiiDent 5rana
Faltl, Scr. 222, Norb 2i6ertDitraBe;
5efretGr Mbam Sbit, Ger. 1000, Sre=
berid : Mbenue; S9abmeiIter 6. 8.
Wagner; Oirigent 9. Melamet. De-
legaten : 8erfammlung jeben 5Deiten
Sreitdg i'm Monat.
nQrion."
Sauptquartier: nMe6anics' 6a1e,A
yr. BIT, MeitzSapetfeItraBe. Singz
ftunbe: Mittpo4s; Oirigent: 5. 6.
5ranf.
n@ermdnid : 90 dnnerdor. T."
6auptquartier: o@ermania Mdn4
ner6or t0aae," Or. 410-412, o.
2ombarbitraBe. Singitunbe : Dom
nerItags - Oirigent: Gbp. 80dner.
n5ro9finn."
6ouptquartier: nGro6iinn 6ale."
CIR. 1000, 5reberidzQ benue. @ingz
ftunbe: Mittpp9s - 9trigent: 8.
STRIPPED.
uMrbeiter : MGnner6pr."
6auptqudrtier: Nnbrea5' 9al1e,
Rr. 314, 9anoberltraBe. Singftunbe:
Mittipo9s - 9trigent 9, Melamet.
rSbaIta MGnner9or."
6ouptq1artter: 8oigt's Sale, gr.
1922, Sarforb=Q Denue. @ingitunbe:
0ienftags - 9irigent: s. &riippel.
nMrbeit er 2iebertafel."
Sauptquartier: N~etbbarbt's 6aGe,
Or. 1923, Weit : pratttraBe. @ingz
ftunbe: Mittpo4s-Otrigent: prpf.
9oGbra6t.
.Mebqere Geangberein."
Sauptquartier: Sorban's 6ale,
Nr. "a, Centre Marfet : Space.
Sinsitunbe: 0ienitass - S%irigent:
s. 6. 5ranf.
@efangperein nG~beGpeiB.@
Sinsitunben jeben 0ienitag 4benb
8 ltbr in Sobn 9. 4ber's Sale.
Saitz unb Gait : Mpenue. 9iriaent
prpf. 81. Sdneiber.
sGt6enfrans."
9auptquartier: S. 3orn's 5ane,
Gde 3. unb 9ousbitraBe; 5ingz
itunbe: Mitttpods = 0~irisent: ),
Garolus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Seniatinn In Scranton.
Meibli9e 2ei9e in einem SAB in elmer
Singerfabrif. - Rudf6tsloiis=
felt zines Qrates.

fett etneS Wr3tes.
Scranton, 3d., 20. Moi. -
@rpbe Mufresuns entftanb babier, als
Qrbeiter ben peritimmelten &Drper
elmer friiber offenbar f4Dnen Srau in
einem Safe in ben 9epttt'faen 4unit=
binser=W erfen innerbalb bes Stabt=
gebietes fanben. Die 4eble mar bon
etnem O6r Bis gum anberen bur4z
i6nitten. Die polisei unb Der goroz
ner ipurben benddridtist, llnb bic
NbenbblGtter erf9ienen nit r3opf=
LINEN" iiber bic gan5e Seite. Coroner
Hoberts mar senau iiber ben 2etdnam
orientirt, tpel9er anatomif6en 3tpef=
fen aebient bate unb BON eirem Nrste
in garbonbale CUR 8efeitigtng ge=
fanbt mar. gs purbe feftgeitent, bab
Der RDrper bon Der ftaatliden anato=
miI9en geb0rbe erporben mar. Die
8ebDrben finb febr dufsebradt unb
geben nit Der Nbiiht UNI, gegen ben
Mrat in gdrbonbale unb geser bic
&unitbiingerzWer bor5useben, neil
iie bic 2ethe nt4t auf btsfretsre Weife
b%efeitiuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Mlabama's Gonfitnantc.
8ofer S.Wafbington eriudt INN COM
ferbatipes 8prgehen. - Senator
Morgan's 8or56ldge.


Montgomern, Mla., 20. Mai.
- Ser gpnitituante bes Siaates
Nlabama cling bon 8oofer 8. Waibz
ington, benz befannten 8orfGmpfer
Der Neserrafe, cine NbreiIe gu, mo-
rim Der ielbe ben Gonpent um confer
patipes 8erfabren erfu9t unb II. ".
iagt, bic jebtgen 8esiebungen Der peiz
ben unb Der farbigen 3aTe imStaa=
tie ieten aiemlid b~efrieotgenb unb Nlz
les, mas bieielben itDren f0nnte, tper=
be betben Hafen S6aoen brtngen.
Die 6auptbe thinning Der BON benz
St : Gouperneur Sones etngebradz
ten Sttmmrehts : &lauiel lautet baz
bin, bab Niemanb bas Gtimmre9t
ausiben ion, Der iiberfIhrt tit, feline
9timme BET elmer 8abl, einem Gauz
fus Dber einem Examinations : Con-
bent p%erfauft ober bic zines anceren
Stimmgebers gefauft gu BADEN, lei
elmer WablfdliAung bet6eiligt gepe=
len gu tetn DDer netn1ll0 gSdffen ret
ii9 getragen au haben.
Quf ben Yulten Der Mttglieber la
gen Gremplare elmer 4brene bon
8unbesfenator Morgdn unb elmer
BON ibm perfaBten Stimmre9ts=
8lauiel. Die Gritere entbGlt cine
8egriinbung Der 2ebteren. Morgan
%befirportet, bab ausf9lieblt6 WeiBe
4emter bethlehem foaen. Nu9 feiz
mem gntipurf bes Stimmre9tszYaz
raeraphen foG fir iebes gountp cine
aus bret Perfonen beitebenbe g9egi=
ftrirungs : 8eb6rbe etngefebt perben,
ipel6e bic abfolute 8efugntb baben
fon, bteN ualififationen alerGtimm=
geber feft5uftenen, iebo4 foa cine DIP
pellation segen bic gntfdeibungen
Der Reetftrirungs : 8eb0rbe an bas
Qrfenanerfh4 o,,THEtn fefr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
GepaIttbatige striierinmrn.

paffaie, rs. 20. Mai. =
Die itrifenben Mrbeiterinnen in Nhe=
fon, 9arbern II. Cos biefiger Sa>
faentu9 : 6abrit unternabmen beute
firth, als bic an Der Mrbeit sebliebe=
men Mdbden Bel Der 5abrif erfdiez
men, eine ldrmenbe 0emonitratton,
tparfen btele Jeniter bes Gebdubes
elm unb miRhanbelten etlihe Der Mr=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Orb inter 3breu ~tusnpfoinsungtu

DIR TtesIitp @~uarantfe-G onir.. -
-Sfmmer Tr. 315, GauitablesGuilbins. feibt-.
-folhen atuteu, bic gsgen Goba,obluHe eine-
-hou.rune Steaunq einnttmeu. Sch pbne-
e iGtrbei Mbiosute Deridpirot1s-
-btjt. 2ei6tt 9if,abluHos 8 BeeineunseR.-
Rtssrfgffe Rafen- xtbesater OleeOutc.
fSeptl2, IEG. 6IRtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
0arIehen auf m1beIn.

Ntusr. leidter. LANCER Rid jobIunesplan, tie
frlder BON iouft Niemanoem offerttI nirb. Guf
bic GET zines Scbres, nenn Sic e rHnihtn.
Refine falihen @eripreAuneer in ben 3eituneen.
Refine 3inien=Roten a~naeseiet. nm Sic IRE ~
fibrtn, bod nerpen Sbnsn ale Dortbeile eeboten,
rveIde Mnbsre ~cfferiren. Hahsufraeen i'm 9areau
Der .4ptoMae 0soa Guarantee Gompanp," 3immer
gr. 5, Ban! BON gattimore=SGebduee Gde 9aItis
niore- unb ct. 1oui=6trabe. CRop. Is. re. 1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Oebramden sic 0clo?

ssecen anIeiben oui WbbeIn. piamps. Nferee
II. & NJ. All ben niebrisfen Jtcten NIB emf Die l6nsfe
peit fpenbe man fh on pa5 Eureau ron
Scbn %. gBfffcm,
3;nnsr slr. Z, Rr. 2. Gtsaerinetou=S trabe. q
nlar, guilber's Grtanes 9uitSina.
fcou-,iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30

ia.
fragt die >,Dis Suts, Die lhr Inner Gekaut Hatl
s s = &MMkM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
The Chattel Loan Association

DON Baltimore.
Bsvriinbet, um G.lobpreer Dor V.iabluna uEi
mdbiger 4rossnte fir 9arlsb.n su lbusen:.
.GelD ~Dtrlieb.n AMI WQ0btln unp Vlanos fnr ssel.
bter, feds, a1t, ,ebn un0 3u6lf ptonafs ;u Den DOR
htr lesttn gsi.setbung istgsisstsn Staten.
aDtssn boiler Ginjslnbeitsn lprsDs MAN IN aaHH
rem Siirsau Doc.
1ranf Q. 6ambletcn. BrdHosnf.
Hdniet GB. copper, S~daRmetFtr.
-. y. Sintep, DlaEdser.
8immera S.. l unp 2, .rfier Glur, iinis ssn
Geupt.;uqanat I'M ,gltuEsSuiloine.~ Gr. Il. e.
AaulsEtrabe, (CttlS. IL. E&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Sta0t Baltimore.
STIR Spnrtsfreuuoe.

gennen i'm rBrofpect : parf." -
Cine Muspabl gutter pferoe ELM
%nptrnffpn
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-14
New Ideas,

The Kaffirs have had an opportunity
to learn,something of the art of surgery
since the soldiers and the military doc.
tors have overrun Africa. Possibly adj
vanced methods will not altogether
supersede primitive surgery among
these people, however. for they are not
fond of change.
Time was when a Kafir with q
broken leg submitted to peculiar treat.
ment. 1t was customary to place the
limb in a hole dug in the earth, and
keep it there till the bones were knit
together again.
The Leisure Hour tells of a case il.
which the bones of q certain Kafir lad.
having been set by European aid, TIL.
Kafir father dissented from the meth.
cd employed. He had the splints re.
moved, carried the boy home on horse
back. and then took the usual course of
setting the limb in the earth. The
consequence was that it took siS
months to effect a cure.
Kattir doctors are hereditary. the Gle.
verest son in the Doctors family bein,,
usually chosen to succeed his father.
There are other modern things that 4.
Katfir has to learn besides the newest
methods in surgery. In his Language.
there is no such term as THANK you.,'
He is beginning to learn it, however,
although he does not think it becoming.
to show any emotion-whether of graf.
itude or anything else.
When two Kafirs meet one says, 81
see you," which is answered by YES"
More p%oetical is his parting word,
"May peace go with you," to whicJ,
comes the response, MAY peace stay
| with you."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-14
Concerning Reciprocity.


Habitual disregard-suppression, it
might be called-of central principles
i, and facts seems to be a uniform charac-
teristic of the votaries Of tariff tinker
ing by NEAR of special trade treaties
secretly negotiated and secretly con-
frmed. They argue along general lines
that, If we are to sell more to foreign
ers, we must buy more from foreigners,
unmindful of the complete negation of
this theory by the enormous increase
in the export of our agricultural and
manufactured products in the past four
years of adequate protection. They
urge that our trade balances are too
large and must be cut down by an in
creased acceptance of foreign commodi--
ties to take the place of articles which
are now produced at home; but when
they are asked to specify the extent to
which this industrial hari-kari shall be
carried into effect, where 1t is to stop
and what lines Of domestic production
shall be driven out of business in order
that we may buy as much as we sell,
or Whereabouts, they make no answer;
they dodge the point.
A conspicuous instance of this tend
ency to ignore leading questions and
disregard in%convenient facts is exhib-
tied by the Philadelphia Ledger of re-
cent date in commenting upon the at
titude of the American Economist in it's
controversy with Hon. George e. Rob
erts, Director of the Mint. Mr.. Rob-
erts, says the Ledger, was asked by
the Economist ito what extent fair
trade and reciprocity would introduce
foreign merchandise and supplant pro-
duction in the United States" A fair
question, was it not? Yet the Ledger
in defending the position Of Mr.. Rob-
erts utterly fails to make note Of the
fact that that gentleman did not answer
the question, but applauds him for
evading it by a quotation from the Re-
publican platform of 1896. while sup
pressing the recent and therefore
more binding, declaration Of the Ma
tional Republican platform Of 1900.
which limits reciprocity ITO what we
do not ourselves psrdses." It IL a con-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-14
ss4e.941.1s4
AGE OF THE EARTH:
Scientists Place H%abitable Time a
10000, 900 Years,

Scientists Place Habitable Time at
2O,OOO,OOO Years.
Figures, 1t must appear to many
thinkers, lose their substantial mean
ing after they pass the million stage;
the fact that we can say seven or ten
OF a hundred million does not mean
that we can grasp what these millions
have power to effect or that we can fol-
low them out into the beginningless
tract Of time and space. However, to
such people Is may think they are able
to follow battalions Of figures it may
be Of interest to give the latest opin-
ions on the work Of the geological ages.
Lord Kelvin estimates the age Of the
earth, since it vas sufficiently cooled
to become the abode of plants and ami
mails, to be about 2O,O00,O00 years. with
in limits Of error perhaps ranging be-
tween 100000 and 100000 years.
This estimate, nearly agreeing with
another by Clarence King from similar
physical data, has generally been re-
garded by biologists, .says Warren Up
ham in the American G%eologist, as too
short for the processes of sedimenta-
ton and erosion, and for the evolution
Of loras and faunas, of which the
earth's strata bear record. More prob
ably, as ratios and computations by
Dana, Walcott and other biologists
somewhat tremendously indicate. the
duration of time since the beginning Of
life on earth has been three to five
times longer than Kelvin's estimate, or
from 6O,OOO.OOO to 1O0.OO0,O0O years.
The larger figures imply from the
dawn of life to the development Of the
Cambrian and Silurian faunas probably
100000 years; thence to the end Of
Paleozoic time perhaps 30.OOO,0OO
years; onward through Mesozoic time
about 100000 years, and through the
Tertiary era about 100000 years. The
comparatively very short Quaternary
era, having in its organic revolution, az
shown by the marine mollusca, no high
er ratio to tertiary time than 1.5O, may
therefore have occupied only about
100000 years,-American Catholic
Quarterly Review.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-14
CHAPTER VII.

One afternoon about the middle of Oc-
tober Mary sat under an apple tree in
the orchard, weeping bitterly. 1t was
In vain that Alice, who was with her,
and who by this time was able to stand
alone, climbed up to her side, patting
her cheeks and trying in various ways
to win her attention. She stik wept on,
unmindful Of the sound OF rapid foot
steps upon the grass, nor until twice re.
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CHAPTER VIII

AS spring advanced Alice began to
droop, Sally's quick eye detected in her
infallible signs of decay. But she would
not tell it to Mary, whose life now seem
ed q comparatively happy one. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker were kind to her. Uncle
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An Effect Spoiled.

"After the ceremony the bride wept."
"Grief at leaving her home?"
mo; she forgot herself, and held lip
her beautiful long satin train going
down the AISLE"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-14

Punctuality. honesty and brevity are
the watchwords Of life.-C. w. Field.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-17

on horses in a small way. Many of them
are successful Such fair patrons are
we'll informed on the breeding of horses,
and know personally many of the owners
and Jockeys.
An amusing incident happened after
une famous pacing race between Direct
ana Hal Pointer some years ago at Co.
lumbia, Tenn. AS George Starr, the
driver of the winner, was approaching
the grand stand on his return to the
judges he was surprised to observe a
beVy Of twenty girls on the club house
Veranda industriously engaged in throw
ing kisses in his direction. Starr was
both surprised and pleased until informed
that the salutations were intended for
the gallane horse he drove When Riley
won the Derby at Louisville a big Irish
woman became so jubilant that she rush
ed TO Mr.. Corrigan and was about to
embrace the rugged turfmau then and
there. What would your priest say at
confession when you told him Won had
Kissed horseman?' said the owner of
Riley, with a quiZzical smile well. if
1 told him you We're far from the best
looking man in the world he would for
give me, was the tart rejoiner. The
once master of Hawthorne is now across
the sea-, but it is safe to say that no
victory his horses score in that distant
lard Will swell his bosom with more
price than did Rileys win in the Ken
lucky Derby q decade ago, when the old
1rlshWoman backed the "all green with
such happy results.