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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

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BON Jipe Wtile point Der Oampfer
Der rOrientaliiden 2inie" vaasu
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DIES aber gliidliherpeiie iiber Der
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bigte Gabr5eug bod nod Dobl6ebal>
ten ben 6afen errei4te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18
Der Oritte.
'pa fd)i&t Der gerr DEN e9a&el aus. .
Sic erften siuci. nnrfl Scm sSrl. Stcnc
abseidiftcn Miiiipn1rc limb nud1
INNER nidlt snriidsefebrt.

@eneralfonful 9idinion bertpsigert
angebfi4 Die 3ablung bes 20ies
selbes. = gr biirbet Dem macebDz
niTden gomite Die 8erantlportli9>
felt fir bic @ntfu6rung auf. =
S9neres ltrtbeil gegsn einen an
gebli4en amerifanif4en 8iirger in
Gublano. = Don Sdrlos pirD
Der italieniI4en Reeierung unbe=
quem. - Der 0itreidiIde &ei45z
roth tpiebsr in Siburd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18
Der Dis Gebar<S <Sfanoal.
gaarfraubenSe Beuaen Saslaatn.
Grpfcr gfnSran9 rpn 9scngtcrtaen.
-Saiip 1loamS' Grfabrnngen III
ccr oEbcpfratiIhen Ginbeif.

Die 8peren iinb Big an's Steer porz
sebrunsen. = Sbre grfolge In Der
&apfolonie. = @u3 i'm Sranlez
5reifaat bef3rdnft ii4 Die brtttz
f6e 6erri3aft duf Die unmittslz
bar an Der giienbahu gelegerten
@egenoen. - MeuteriI9e Stiins
mung Der Mannlhdft eines brttt=
i9en MbmiralsI I9fffss. - Der
grdfli9e 9igamiF Rufe1 aus oe-
9aft entlaiTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

&openbagen, II. OttOber. :
Stabtarat Seilberg, nel4er fiir5ltf
@eItinbien befu9te, leibet am 4usz
iaB. Die &ranfbeit 1T bo1Itdnbig entz
fpidelt, unb man permutbet, baB er tie
ii9 bon elmer 5rau auaog, tpel4e er in
@eitinbien bebanbelte. Ser SAT- gilt
als boffnungslos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18
Bier Griibenarbeitrr psrnualiidt.

@crantpn, pa.. IL. OttOber.-
sSn Der Rlpnbite @ru6e Der p6ubipn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

aber breimal toitfpteltger, als bas
Gbicagoer. Die Barrier Waetbobe glets
DE in pieGer 6inIitbt Der in Gbicago
droefpQnDten.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-11
M'KINLEY's SECOND TERM.

President Mckinley enters upon
his second term with the
confidence of the people in his abili-
ty to administer the affairs of his high
Office with credit to himself and Tor
the welfare and honor OF the country.
He has grown in pubic esteem and
four years Of experience qualify him
to vindica.e the confidence which is
felt In him.
He conducted the country through
foreign war which, while Of but
brief duration, was Of the utmost i'm
portance in respect to TIE relations
of the United States to other M
tions. 1t was an epoch-inaking war.
and history will record that during the
first term of President Mckinley the
country took stand among the great
powers OF the world
That war left us certain difficult
problems to solve, and to their con.
sideration President Mckinley will
devote much OF the time OF his second
term. Our relations with Cuba seem
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-11
DEFEAT OF THE RIVER
AND HAR6OR BILL.

The defeat OF the river and harbor
bill in the closing hours Of congress
was accomplished under circum-
stances that may well set the sena-
tors and representatives from the cast
to thinking.
This bill was not allowed to come
to a vote because congress had not
given proper recognition to the inter
ests of the far west In respect to the
appropriations for the construction OF
storage reservoirs. Senator Carter
of Montana Is the man who won the
victory, and he deserves credit for
the strong stand he took against the
Indifference II not the open hostility
OF the east to this part Of the union.
We should disprove OF anything like
an attempt to array the west against
the east along lines that II followed
very far might endanger the peace OF
the country But western senators
and representative should agree on
matter of legislation affecting the well
fare of the part Of the union they rep
resent and insist upon proper recog-
milton at the hands OF congress. Es.
pecially should they do this in respect
to irrigation legislation. Unless they
are agreed among themselves 1t will
be difficult II not Impracticable to Sc
cure the desired appropriations.
But II they present a solid front they.
can--especiany in the senate--make a
showing OF strength wich the east
will be compelled to recognize.
But before the next congress con
venes western representatives and
senators should come together and
agree upon the kind Of of irrigation to
favor. An irrigation convention will
assemble in Colorado Springs next
summer. and the occasion should be
taken advantage OF to reach an under
standing concerning Irrigation bills to
be introduced and the line of policy to
be advocated.--Denver Republican.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31
TIE POLITICAL OUTLOOK

Martin and Swanson Wbo, .
Team Suppose Swanson sbould yo,
sne returns, who would be oovernor
Martin or Swanson? 4# Evert, WI, -
Swanson will be vote for boss lfa,ti,,
fun5 BECAUSE Claude says he never
iaiis 10 reward his friends and Narti,.
- no. only his friend, but is putting nm
sne "est hgbt he can make for his
pet."-Souih Boston Neus.
The air is fan of interesting romo,s
one OF them is 60 the effect fb,t a..
- L. B. Thompson, now of Afenfa
; out iVi many years power in Viroin.
"a "a py,i'ics, was present and rave tho
:. -','l oi lis couHsei 40 "a conference .f
eiIe managers ola candidate for govern
W. W. ~ 'niS eity con- Saturday night NIr |
=. n'"i isou is regarded as am exeou- /
S S'oIfi'y me politician, and was ONE If |
'oouel'i Martins ablest and moss vail
1 uaDie lleuienants IN his great Gpht for
Chl'eu states Senator in 1893 - pioL
mon" fD'eS, april 9tb, 1901.
'senator Martin, who is manaoi,o
l SlI. oWalsou's campaign, came ma
niui phys about $50 o'clock last rirht
s sio was promptly met in the lol.bc ,v
! w. a. Glasgow, general co1nssl
. -oIi. lne \. d w. Railroad, and the iva
.ellieo with Secretary Coles no tbe
.oo1i- OF Mr. Swanson where a lone c
,ou ence was held. Mr.. Glasgow i
esafied as one Of the shreNdes, noli
I ~. 30 the State. u-R ieb,5,,,,y
fw'es, April 9th 1901
Mr.. Thompson, who is menrones u
Dove u understood to BE- high OIL
VA OF ee southern Railway Putting IL
ne foregoing statements together ne ie
o"~ boston Ae'rs might reconstruct o
. inquiry and ask: Suppose Swan u'
III should get the returns, who would u'
GOVERNOR Swanson, or Martin. or "l
Ie r9.iroads?D Ga
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31
Virginia and North Carolina.
lFrom RIchmond rlmn..

IRON Richmond rimesJ
EdHOr Of the Times.
.SIR-Ihc contention that "tbe nurel,
administrative cost" Of the Stale Gov
eminent Of Virginia il i'm exces. of tho,
oi North Carolina has been shown I,
.ne annual reports Of The auditors Of
Inese STATES 10 be without foundation
nose for the fiscal years ending in
september and November of lSgg and
i9OO clearly demonstrate The ftc, tn.t
the ordinary expenses of Nfplii. ,,r,.
iess tnan those Of her sister State Nnr
u lhe reduction of the present uun,hs,.
oi state officers "a question or mattlr 81
any moment For the administrator
vl the STATE Government the ,,rs.a,',
CONSTITUTION creates no more ofioi.,I.
IMAM are necessary, and il Gxes fn,. s.,i
AIRY 81 hut One-the Governor
hut "Ihe Daily Progress thinks fbe
NVuslilu'ion breeds too many counrv
"iiiiciais, ana M this cOuneciion II usts |
WI ny should Virginia have ma at,or
neys when North Carolina has orI,. 100 !
WY should Virginia have no tioss
ulers when North Caroline ina. 80
p" ny should Virginia have 2O5 com
'i'i'si.''eia Oh the revenue when North
Carolina has none? ~
~ lhe pfopounder of these "Wlvsr
hau eAab.lned the Constitution aud
9'alu'es 81 North Carolina. as he shouid
nave uone before lauding her system
'uu uecfying that Of Virginia. he NnnId
i Ia, seen That the one breeds as many
'n'cia's ~ The other If either creates
III excess, To that extent should i, 49,
but let us be very sure sncL
5 the case. '"0n a
Is tiue North Carolina has fewer y
u oSeculiug attorneys than Virginia.
Ut she mas IN addition thereto a. =
'un'S attorney for each county. The /.
ay Oh These county ATTORNEYS viii t'
SSiesate quite a much as the ALLOW. 9
ealth. '''0 Oo'ii iiion- nl
III is a mistake To say there aro o.. Of
easuiefs IN North Carolina. Eacn VI
uu'y mas one, whose duty in il IN ~. ~
I'VE inc county and public school ~
res ahu disburse the same and f,r ~
- service, he is PAID u commis.i,n u
pr cent? on the amount received
ue' ne does not collect fine tav.s ne
e sh' TINS or, in some com files .reo ''
'oA-c"fectors do this; for which "'
y are paid per cent. commissions . su
com pensatlOn of these commit, Jui
asufeIs sherlils and tax-collector. II iei
~ on the amount collected and dis ny
sea IMAM that of our Treasures 'iie
hsIe Us no official IA North Caroli,. vi
- called "a Commissioner of ra,.. ,iiS
e, but Of course, the duties jnnos.d MS
ID that Virginia official must ba 49, resi-
hed Oy some one In her sister Sfsta are
re they are called "list-takers and
'e Is one for each magisteriaI dis. p,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31
BAD TTMPERS.

Messrs. Montague and Swanson are
not improved ia good manners or good
tempers as the canvass grows older
The sweeping challenge" of the latter.
which was hurried into print for fear
the dear people" might NOT have it
as = dish at their next suppers. smack
ed Of the bragad0cio, had the air of a
chip-on-my head, and was altogether
ina Dad taste The idea of two young
Democrats, who had been honored by
then party vel up 90 The measure of
their respective abilities for service,
wishing 90 parade before the public for
the sole purpose of pulling ears. goug-
ine eyes, and uDmaskiug the absolute
cuuiness Of each other for any office
M the gilt Of the voters of the State.
Is dstIessingly disgraceul and abso.
iu1eiy offensive to most people. The
gallery gang may enjoy the fun bat
thoughtful Democrats who value the /
peaee Of the party can but frown ON |
IT, There ought TO be authority some
where TO call OF these wrathy warriors
ana send these valiant young men back
To The paths Of peace.
The farce has been drawn out 10 am
a@asperauug extent aud the curtain
should he rung down.
us idle 10 say that Swanson opened
ne OF that Montague forced the fight.
SON are at fault aud need % apol-
'giee at least TO the Democrats of Viz.
iinia, and promise not to do SO again. }
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

The flowers hide the weeds.u That.
What an exchange says Of Presidential
tours. The enthusiastic crowd. as he
passes greet him with wealth a.,
flowers, and he goes back 10 Washing.
ton with the thought that the land Is
an uubraken flower gHdeu. u.s al
'ea'ion HASN'T been @.ed oa weed
along 'ne way THE People. uo. had
on @'n' 'y clothes aai aI Is le..
pleasant o.'e ..c
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

we imagine there are clothes enough
III the world for every man, woman
ana child TO have q suit, bread enough
'of everybody 10 have "a full meal. fuel
enough iof all mankind to have fire
oens enough for all 10 have comf,r,a
ole lodging, roofs enough % shelter all
ana charity enough, if at work. 10
l'ueh all m need with the tlp Of its
heaYen born fingers
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Through co operation. We are told
'"a' 'he i@mers Of California have
Just disposed Of S5,OOO.OOO of products
Ihey haze done away with inferno.
uiSl'es' and reduced the costs Of selling
70 'he ~linimum. Kansas farmers viii
auolt sloilaf system. Tho wonder
70 Us ms loag been that hrmers viii
not touch elbows In suchunion tboro
Il irresistible strength. Why not be-.
g'n 'he work i'm Prince Edward bc ~
canning farmers society? Men who
nave sense enough to cultivate the soil
successfully have sense enough TO nc.
Oo'" '''Sn anything within the range
o' human endeayor, but without CON
cert Oh action there can be mo- results |
OF geDGai benefits.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

President Mckinley is reported ..
saying To Dr. McCook, prominent
Presbyterian divine Of the Northern
OTauch Of the church, when tie oues.
uon Of revising the creed was being
discussed 10y them; 81 hope you WON'T
revise on' Off The doctrine Of predesti-
nation" Everybody knows that Mr.
McN'niey is Methodist. May be the
ol"e'ences between the churches are
not 50 great after all.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Emerson said: Every man is nv
master 'n so"'e one thing, aud in that
: ''''n OF NM There are turns in
Mes way When you will be forced 70
learn The right way from avery hum.
ole source. Look up as you go. but
now and then it will be wise to look
down. The walker may stumble
against stone while he is looking at
the stars.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

II The Constitutional Convention is
To do nothing more it might 1T least
give Us fewer elections We may we'll
follow the example Of our Caesarian
cll'd' west Va, and hold all Of our
elections on one day every fourth year.
'ne same day when \ president is
elected.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

a grand daughter Of General Grant
VIII De married in London and to an
h"gl'Shman some time in August
Inc gowns however, were all made in
ne" York, aud have been shipped
abroad That's true patriotism. No
need to rush to Paris to be properly
9nM1od
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

indications are that the Republicans
VIII rally for fight in Virginia, and
IL Is due in large part, as we believe
TO the unseemly scramble for office
winch has been going on between lead
ing Democrats. Reason will return
good old time Democratic manners foo
ana though Hampton Hoge may have
" niue fun, "only that and nothing
more.v
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Alabama's convention is now i'm ses.
son. and suggestions abound as Ia
what's best to be done. Here is one
we respectfully refer even now to Viz
ginia's coming convention.
DO away with Chancery Courts
One court is enough, and two Just one
TOO many. Prof Minor is now dead
peace To his ashes and changes may
be made in the old English system Of
pleading, courts, dc, without giving
great shock TO any man.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Representatives Of the labor men Of
Virginia are not most Of u- laborng
men? viii meet in the city Of Rich
mond on the l2ih Of June TO settle
upon a labor candidate for Governor.
and 1t is said that an aspirant already
in the field Will be named and the one
who has declared for the "employer'-
liability bill"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

The "waiers wild" have swept o'er
our fields and left some ugly scars they
have swoolen our rivers and swept
away m ny Of our bridges, but we viii
neal the scars and build the bridges
again. ana nothing daunted will face
'ne future with manly heart and
without fearu
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

The Spirit Of The valley came to MS
last week m six.page.form. Our
brother, Lewis, has been consistent
eNpansionist in affairs National. and
now applies it successfully TO his pri-
vate business. Right as TO tine latter
but wrong as TO the former. Sun our
best wishes attend him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

I'llm"n aud McLaurin, both Demo.
cra''c senators from South Carolina.
uesan t2 abuse each other ia print and
in joint discussion. and have had IN.
uecency TO resign their .seals in the
Senate. Now let the people keep them
a' nome. Al least two Virginia Office
holders might go and DO likewise.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

The United States Supreme Court
has shocked administration circles by
deciding that territory acquired by
'he United states cannot be considered
domestic for one purpose aud foreign
Tor another rhis is Democratic con
'enHon, and the folly of the Republ.
can majority may necessilate am extra
session OF Congress to right things.
we regret that so important a decision
should come from a divided court ~
so many of like import of late wears
nave. There ought not TO be two opin-
ions On questions like this.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

"Ihcse cards have ceased to make in-
teresting reading They do not shine
as polite literature and there is nothing
10 them To commend them either To-
the artistic or the commonsense.n
So says the Nerpon Mans Proa OF
the Swanson-Montague love letters.
Everybody is sick Of them. "Trot out
another horse
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Mr.. Geo II. Phillips having made
,nOO'0oO ia a few days, has come out Of
Nuicaso'scorn pit That's more money
'""u many iaimer- will make between
'ne burrows all summer. This is some.
''ies called peoples age. but il dom,
most generally look that way
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

And the King made silver and
gold at Jeru alem as plenteous as
stones Solomon did this, aud we
do not read that the currency was de.
based or became of the ffycent
order.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

II Is mistake TO think that IL is
necessary that either Mr. Montague or
DR. swanson should be governor Of
virginia. We could wae along and
leave each Of them at home.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Where is Senator Tom Martin "at?u
somebody has driven him into incon-
SP'cuous solitude. Was Montague the
man
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

And now Morgan, the mighty. will
organize great biz bank" just to
nelP 'he Government when hard up.
Next?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Ihe railroad maguaics ON one side
ana the labor unions ON the other
seem io bc combining To chase Pros
pe'lly 'ni of the arena FIX.
Never did come "to stay" and easily
scared away anyhow. CAS- unstable "a.
water"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Vns long compromised is what
o-na'of Depew says Of human life.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

The Baltimore SIM says: "Virginians
are never so happy as when there is q
hot political fight on hand, and be.
tween the Constitutional Convention
aud the rival candidates for the Gov
ernorShip they find life well worth
living"
lfyou should drop in upon us Just
now, brother, you would first receive "A
welcome and then hear only bird
sings and GLOW large are yourplanls?'
Prince Edward viii be well represent
ed IN the convention, and will vote for
The nominee for governor, bat isn't
even warm in the collar.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

The dram-driuker- of Arkansas will
he requested hereafter To wear a hutton
with I'D. d. plainly Inscribed thereon.
ana Tins has stirred "a preacher TO offer
" 'es''u'ion, in religious body of
"N'cn he was ID member. which read.
~ 'D'- wise: "h lived, That for fcsr
'' being n.slud.l-'.ld we viii her..r
'.''M.' iHeaI ,....ase ID. ID. in oar
'..' '' names OF ministers dnlu
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

Mr.j .. 1885, one of New Nnrl
.nfne doanam- says JonrD.
-hauId be invoked 60 pa, checs ou
Wall street gambling, and the Ban-
more Sac asks: How are you going lo
do it9' And $50 ash AN of us. How
r'iDrm the dluukard, guard against
the burglar, protect innocent wives
against the blows Of brutal husbands.
save woman for honor and purity, de-
fend helpless children, guard against
SANDER shut out bad books, elect
statesmen TO Office rather than politi.
clans, chain the devil and make the
world better? The first thing TO do is
10 reform Congress and then other re-
forms may follow. Satan calling the
pot black don't make il white.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-05-31

o Ihe foulll District 4. ,rft belize
~- nom boo great lart Let's se'ci 20
on and true men who vil ro 90 Nor.
.u- free to vote or the best man
lo things how are instructions are mot
'w order a machine j.. "a good thing
'st ITS place, bat it is out Of place NAV
es ginia Democratic Convention.
e. "Ihcse cards have ceased to make
ST terestng reading They do not shi
Of as polite literature and there is nothi
IL in them To commend them either
,e the artistic or the commonsense.n
is So says the Ncrporf Mans Press
D. the Swauson-Monague love letter
e Everybody is sick Of them. "Trot o
another hOrse.u
* Representatives Of the labor men
q Virginia are not most Of u- laborir
=. men,? viii meet in the city Of Ricl
D mond on the l2ih Of June to sett
upon a labor candidate for Governo
and it is said that an aspirant alread
IN the field will be named and the ON
who has declared for the "emplover
liability bill"
The Spirit Of The Iaiicy came to u
last week m six.page.form. Oul
brother, Lewis, has been conssten
eNpansionist in affairs National. an,
now applies it successfully TO his pri
vate business. Right as TO tine latte
but wrong as TO the former Sull oul
best wishes attend him.
li.Iman aud McLaurin. both Demo.
cratic Senators from South Carolina
began tP abuse each other ia print and
Ia Joint discussion, and have had the
decency TO resign their .seals in the
senate. Now let the people keep them
at home. AT least two Virginia Office
holders might go and DO likewise.
The "waiers wild" have SVEN, o'er
our fields and left some ugly scars they
have swoolen our rivers and swent
away m my Of our bridges. but we viii
heal tine scars and build the bridges
again, and nothing dsunted will face
the future with "manly heart and
without fear"
And the King made silver and
gold at Jeru alem as plenteous "a
stones" solomon did this. aud we |
DO not read that the currency was de.
based or became of the ffy.cent
order.
The railroad maguaics ON one side
ana the labor unions ON the other
eem 10 be combining to chase Pros
'eiily oni of the arena FIX.
Never did come 500 stay" and easily
cared away anyhow. "As unstable a.
'a'er"
oe...,
e were made d. -ay DO a-t week.
a'tio. that 13 votes would c.cetin
nI' 81.
l.t..
d
." '''' iH. 5000 .'u.'
I...
14 "'.' '.'" ''r'' pose.
-
D.. .,..,.....
p .lnia f. o.. n....
...,.,. .....-e..., ~ '''''"e "n- IL
" a. TOT '"e position is vastly .
rent 'hIig I'd,
I9i
is mistake 10 think that ID is ioi
'es-ary that either Air No,ts.,,. -. ln
Suauso, sh,,la '''7 "0 VI m,
.i,;. a. ''" O0 governor OF me-
7''''' we couid Wae along and
't each Of them at b0ue Np