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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
BEN DANIELS HEARD FROM.
He Writes to the President That He VIII
Appear In Washington In Person.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Bcn Daniels is
coming to Washington to plead his own
cause. He broke his long silence and dis
posed of all speculation as to his where
abouts by sending a telegram to the Presi-
dent from Phoenix, Ariz., to-day. He
failed, however, TO answer the serious
questions that have been raised by members
Of the United States Senate and other per-
sons as TO his life history. The commune
cation said simply hat he had at last re-
ceived the Presidents telegram tersely
inuuiring as to the truth of the allegations
made against him, and added that he had
written a letter and would appear at the
White u an person Immediately.
Presumably he will answer promptly
the questions regarding his alleged prison
record and the various crimes with which
he was charged when Senator Teller pro-
tested against his confirmation as United
States Marshal for Arizona. In case he
cannot show that he old the truth when
he assured the President and the Attorney
General some time ago that he had never
been a criminal all preconceived considera-
ions in his favor because of. his service
with the Rough Riders will be repudiated.
In that event his commission will be with
held and a new Marshal for Arizona APP
pointed as promptly as possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16

another paragraph Of tho Internal Rev
enue act when the tax formerly PAD UNDER
ample, vermuth was taxed prior to July
l. 1901, as a proprietary medicine Since
that date il has been taxed as a wine. Tie
mere fact that the Government In the. case
of vermuth required the payment OF NE
larger tax under the original law and tho
smaller in the case of loans on collateral
Is not significant. There are numerous
cases of double taxation under the Internal
RaypnaIp aCf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
Promotion for Gen. James McLeer.

Gen. James McIeer, a deputy in the
Department OF Taxes and Assessments
in Brooklyn, has been appointed chief
deputy in charge in place OF George j.
Craleen. Commissioner Rufus j.. Scot
explained III at the promotion OF Gen.
McLeer vas due to his long service in the
bureau and his familiarity with it's details,
together with his eminent public service
TO the city and the country, y change
carries an increase OF Gen. McLeer S salary
from s., 500 to 50 1900 a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
Anniversary OF the Destruction or the Maine

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-This is the fourth
anniversary Of the destruction of the battle
ship Maine. There we're no services at
Arlington Cemetery where the remains of
the Maine lead are buried. A wreath Of
red roses and lilies of the valley was re-
ceived 10y Secretary Long to-day with this
unsigned message:
kindly take this 10 the Arlington Gene
dead"
The wreath camc from Chica go, and is
supposed 10 nave been sent by the mother
OF ono OF the victims, who has sent similar
tributes. Amcmorial address was delivered
to-hlght az tho Columbian University by
Capt. Charles ID, Sigsbee, who commanded
the Maine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
Th~rcc-Yoar-Old Hoy burns Ills Sister TO
Death.

HAMMOND, Ind, Feb. l5,-John Nowak.
the three year-old son of a fireman in the
enploy Of the standard Oil Company.
s,rrck n match and deliberately set fire
to the clothing, of his baPy sister yester-
day and the little girl was Du.neu 70 death,
80 q gTocery at the time. The boy stood
81 natcbe3 the baby burn TO death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
Movements OF Naval Vessels.

W~AsHINGToN, Feb. I5.-In a telegram
received at the Navy Department to-day,
Rear Admiral Higginson reports the de-
parture Of the North Atlantic squadron,
with the exception Of the battleship Indiana,
from Guantanamo for Cienfuegos yesterday,
The Indiana will leave Guatanamo in time
70 reloin the squadron at Cienfuegos on
Feb. "a.
The training ship Alert has arrived at
San Francisco and the despatch boat Dol
phin at San Juan, Porto Rico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
Continental Congress OF the d. A. n.

WAsHIsGToN, Feb. l5-The eleventh
Continental Congress Of tho National
Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet in the Lecture Hall
Of the National Museum on Monday next
and continue In session throughout the
week. The sessions of the congress are
not expected to DO as exciting as those of
last year, when after much canvassing
of acrimonious debate, in order and out of
order, Mrs Charles ". Fairbanks was elected
President General Of the society. There
is, however. much business of interest be-
fore the Congress. A question which will
probably provoke considerable discussion
j. the proposition to reduce the number of
delegates who now number about 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
y FOR
rI I'll" PREVENTS PNEUMONIA.

1t seems so simple for any one to risk
having the Grip or Pneumonia, with per-
haps a weakened constitution forever
after, when they can positively be avoided
and prevented by tho use of SEVENTY
SEVEN" en-, DIR. Humphreys Precious
Specific for the cure of Grip and Colds.
The best results are obtained by keep
ing '77' handy dt fits the vest pocket,
and taking a dose at the first chill or shiver.
Taken early. it cuts it short promptly.
Taken during its prevalence, preoccu-
pies the system and prevents its invasion.
Taken while suffering. relief is speedily
realized, which is continued to an entire
cure. At Druggists, Csc. or mailed
Humphreys Med. Co.. 81 John Street, New yOrk'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
nav ne Meredith sun In Mexico.

Tho Ray DIR. r. Il. Meredith. pastor OF
the Tompkins Avenue oo~ns.esa'oha
Church in Brooklyn, vino " vii from
s Brought back this week, as a expected;
Tor Kim 70 remain in Mexico unth his con-
dition Is improved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
Roominy I'm and HARRISON.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Feb. l5.-The Cook
County Marching Club Of Chicago visited
Lexington to-day, booming David j. IN
and Carter Harrison for leaders Of tie
National Democratic ticket in 1904, They
are homeward bound from the Charleston
EXPOSITION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
the terms of ma lettcr sent 10 Mr.. Thompson

the terms Of the letter sent to Mr.. Thompson
by the Commissioner several days ago
Commissioner lerkes will go TO New
York on Monday next TO confer WIN the
Internal Revenue officers there. What
disposition may he made OF the question
finally cannot he foretold, hut the inter-
view between the Commissioner and the
Stock Exchange officers this morning had
the result of passing an immediate Crisis
that might have been expected.
Mr.. Keppler makes the following state
mcnt of lis interview with commissioner
lerkcs:
our interview with Commissioned Yerkes
was most satisfactory. The hearing lasted
upward oftwo hours, during which the entire
question of taxing = ock coll teral deposited
as security for loans was reviewed in all
it's lie RINGS We were mucl gratii d 10
find thai the COMMISSIONS had no thought
or intention Of doirg anythi < 10 cause tho
approximations and anxietics which his lot
ter Of FEB. s aroused.
As "A result OF the many statements and
practical ILLUSTRATIONS which We submitted
To the Commissipner, AID in view Of the
serious cons quences which ould follow
il the construci ions placed upon hi tier
were literally enfo, ccd, the Commissioner
readily agreed to suspend further action
pending a further review of the questions
involved, either by submitting the subject
as now presented for the Attorney-(ien
erals opinion or making Of a test case in
the courts.
we have every reason 10 feal pleased
with tho outcome OF our visit and are per-
fectly satisfied that the interests Of the
exchange and Of all other parties IN interest
will be duly considered AMI ~safeguarded "
The ruling Of Commissioner Yerkes is
printed in the pamphlet Of Treasury De-
Cisions" for this week. The fact that IL is so
printed gives IL the force Of an official order
20 Internal Revenue officers throughout
the country, although it appears that action
upon this order will now be delayed.
Revenue Agent Thompson who has been
gathering data as To the amount OF stock
hypothccatcd ia loans in Wall Street since
July |, 1901, when the amended law went
into effect. said Yesterday that II had always
been his belief that the brokers were liable
10 the tax M the original law but that
the late Commissioner Wilson had not
agreed with him. Tho section on which
Commissioned Yerkes's ruling is based
wac the same word for word, in the original
law Stocks hypothecated in loans were
taxed before the amendments OF 1901 went
into effect, but they We're taxed as pledges
and not as agreements to sell under a ruling
OF Commissioned Wilson.
There is no danger" said Col. Thomp-
son of the brokers being called upon for
taxes under this head prior To July 1, 1901
Tor Commissioner Wilson's ruling protects
them up 10 that date. but there is abund-
ant precedent for levying a tax under
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
Danish Treaty 10 he Taken Up on Monday.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-In the senate
this afternoon notice was given by Mr..
Culipm (Rep.. Il.), chairman of the Com
mitt4 on Foreign Relations. that on Mon
day Next, Immediately after the morning
hour, pc would move to go into executive
sessio& on the Danieh Treaty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
'ISHRMIAN CANAL QUESTION.
ANDREW CARNEGIE ADVOCATES
THE PANAMA ROUTE.

He writes q Letter TO senator Paw, say.
ing That the Nicaragua Canai "ou'u
Cost s4OO, 0OO, 900. and Wo'ild No'
Ne servIceable When Finished@seh
rtor Harris Defends Nicaragua houtc'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
Sic Corruption im GinwanOerunass
Gepartrment.

Nt6t fonobl Die @intpanberun9Sz
qeIebe Iinb IS, Die bringli9 notbpen@
big elmer &ebiIion bebiirfen, ionbern
Der 0ienft i'm @inndnoerungs : De-
partement, Der unter Der 8erDaltung
bes u~npiHenben unO eeptfenloien
0emagogen Popberlp bolitdnoig De-
mpraIiIirt unb cprrumpirt porben lit.
Mus Nep : 0ort fommen f6on ldngit
&lagen iiber Die BON ben @intpdnbez
runQsbeamten beriibten 9elberpreiz
Iungen unb Rob6eiten. Man i9reibt
ieBt aus Wai6ingtpn: Dem PrGitz
benten unb benz S9aBamtsfefretdr
lit ein8eri6t unterbreitet lporben, Der
gerabe3u ftanbal0fe 3uftdnbe auf Der
Gintpdnberungsftation gqis Sslanb,
Nep : 0ort, entbiGt, 8eamte bes
@ebetmDtenftes BADEN btefe 3uitGnbe,
Iopie Die &lagen gegen 5it4ie felt
Monaten unterfu6t. Sn bieien &la=
gen pirb geltenb gema9t: baB Gin
tpanberer ptelen MiB6anblungen unz
terporfen purben; baB @ittenloiigteit
an Der Sagespronung lit; baB Gin
tpunberer unnOt6iger Weife Suriidgez
bulten puroen; baB tie fir periDnlt9e
Prpfite gepiRer intereiiirter 9erIDnz
lt4teiten arbetten muBten; bab tie be-
f9ninbelt unb elmer 3eibe bon gr=
%preiiungen unter5ogen purben.
Sn benz 8eri6t nirb beitdttgt, tpas
ieit ldngerer 3eit ale SpaBen bpn ben
0G9ern pfiffen: baB berrufene 6Guz
Ter in Sem Oprt unb anberen GtGbz
ten i6r Matertal aus benz Ginfpanbez
runss : Department perpoaitdnbis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

6enrp @atterpn bat in
feinem QpuispiQer yGpurier : Sour
mar einen an Die MoreHs @urnegie's
oeridteten Mrtifel losgeluhen, tportn
er benIel6en bittet, einmal fir einen
Wuaenblid Die Gorge fir Die omerita=
nif6en 8ibliot6efen dnoeren 2euten
AT iiberlaFen unb lieber Der 2tga Der
GmerifdniI9en PreBclubs gu belfen,
bos bon i6r in ausii9t genommene
6eim fir alte uno erperbsunfdbige
3eitunasleute gu bduen. 9as lit in
Ser Shut Elm unterne6men, fpel4es
mohl llnteritiiBung Deroient. lu6
atpeifeln mir fetnen Nugen6ltd od@
rQn. baB Mnbrep Carnegie obnegBeiz
teres bereit ipGre, Dem Wunf9e 0atz
ferIpn's gu entipre6en. Wir pi1en
ieboh ni6t, pb Der 8oritano Der 2iga
benIelben unterf9reiben piro. @s
hieb INNER, mai ertpdrte teineS 6enz
fnnoen, Ionbern poae 10 perfd6ren,
bah bic SnIu1en Der 4nitalt fret ietn
f6nrrten bon benz briidenoen Stfibl,
boR tie Der DfFentliden Wo6lthdtigfeit
efnas f6ulptq ieien. SIT oas ni6t
bas 9rogramm Der 2iga, 10 ipate fie
pabrli9 ni9t auf 6rn. Carnegie gu
fparten brauf)sn, um Die @iertelmilz
lion, pelae bic 4ntalt foiten pirb,
snTammen 5u betommen. Sn etnem
qanbe, in fpel9em Die Mtaipnen fir
Nibliotbefen, l1niperiitdten u. T. m.
nur 70 berumffiegen, foate es bod
eiqentli6 cine 8leinigteit fein, etn in
ie6sr 5infi9t 10 fegensrei9es Inter
1lebmen in Sang 81 bringen.
(WliIp. @erm,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
Sarif>Rc

8lafen, a6er ba8 Me6l i'm Ntuno
bebalten; paI6en, p6ne Den pel3 NAB
gu MAIDEN. Ous iinO betanntli4
Runfftite, Die niAt Sober fertig
bringt; absr cine Qn3a6l unierer flu
gen @eieBgeber min e8 in Der 3arifz
reform nit bieIen &unititiid6en Derz
iu8en. 8eformen, ia, aber p6ne @onz
3%eiiionen na6 auBen, o6ne S6Gotz
glng Der SntereIen u~niersr groBen
Monppole. Sm Derben 6e9riffene
unD auTItrebenDe SnOuItrie'n finDen
bOr ben Nugen Der o8rOBen" penig
9nabe. 9a lit Der mG4ttge 3uder~
truit, Der Benefit, DAP 5oafreier &o4z
3ufer bemQanbe Ni4t5 i9aOen tdnn,
unO mD4te cuEniI6en 3pb3uder
3oQfrei ooer nuRmtt gertngem 4ufz
f9Gag in's Qonb baben, 0dge9en
MAIDEN Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
be5 2anDss gsltenb, buB Der Riibenz
5uter mod tpenigitenS 3e6n Sabre beg
3oQi4uBes beOirfe, Inn erFolgrei4
nit Dem Nuslanbe confurrtren gu
fDnner. 3udertruIt, ME Rii6en3uderz
Sabrifanten BADEN iopeit gldn3enbe
@eI9dfte gsma9t; lie m06ten nod
glGn3enbere ma6en; cine Partet audi
Quf Soften Der dnberen. cuba fat
Dor benz &riege nit Spanten ben
gr1Btsn She'll ieiner 3uferernOte an
0ie Ser. Staten abgeIeBt. 8arum
ion 9o5 ieBt ni8t mebr m0gli6 iein?
limb tpen11 Der .3ou auf cu6anti4en
3u6er fallen in, pdrum fOu er an
6eren 3uderprCOu3irenOen 2dnOern
gegenii6er beIte6en bleiben? 8arum
ion bann Der 3ou auf r%dffintrten
3uder uufre6t er6alten perOen? 9o4
nur gu benz 3ped, Dem 3udertruit Die
qrpBen 8rpfite De8 8affiniren8 nt6t
gu i6mGlern. Die Gpn5umenten aber
3ablsn bafir.
Sin erfrsuli6es 3eifen Der 3eit 1T
es ben biSber gepflOgenen YlaBnoR@
men gegeniiber, ouB 9r. 8obcof Don
0isconItn ieinen frii6eren 8eieBentz
purf umgearbeitet uno pieber eingez
reiht bat. @r bs3ie6t ii6 d~GerDing5
i'm 8e ientli4en nur auf Giienz uno
Gtd~blproDufte. Q8ie Der 8ater De5
8efeBentpurfe8 ~6erpor6ebt, itebt Der
@ntpurf our6uu8 ni9t i'm 0s9en@
IaBe gu ben prin3ipien Der Protettion
amerifanif6er SnDuItrte; aber Die
Qnomalie IOQ beieittgt perOen, DuB
oa8 Nu8lanb gu melt btIigeren 9retz
fen tauFen fam, als bus SnlanO
iel6ft. Mn bic 4eoensart, baB Der
leberf9uB an bas NuslunO geRe,
glaubt ST.. 8abcod ni4t, benin er fat
9epeiIe gefammelt, buB Elm GOntratt
BON 10000 Sonnen S9tffsplatten
an engIiIde S9iffsbauer flint Dbl
lars prp Some biQiger bergeben NOR
ben, al8 Der beimif4e Preis betrage.
10000 Sonnen oDer 1000 Waggonz
laoungen Sta6l 1eien aber teinesfaqS
Elm ueberI6uB. Der gntDurf ion in
feiner 0eiie Qr6eit uno Nrbeitsl0bne
affi3iren. Nuf @tn3el6eiten bes @ntz
ipurfs ein3ugebsn, lit bier ni6t mo-
t6ig, aber bic 8eii4tspuntte bes 0rn.
8abcod firb geiunOe, unO iein Gntz
tpurf bsrbient Die boQe 8ed9tung
unferer 8eiebgeber. Sin Sartf, Der
1oGfe @eIdGftsmet6oben ge3eitigt,
ME bic u~nIerer @iisnz unO Stdblz
magnaten, lit reformbeoiirftig, beionz
bers i'm Snterefie oes beimii4en
Marftes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
@er,tIifle 1leherariffe.

Dor einisen Mpnaten tmpfte Elm
Nepz 0prtsr 4r3t cine reifere Sung
frau = nit beren 3uitimmung nd>
tiirli9 = nit Observation-Disclosures
BON 3inbern, um Die BON Or. Robert
Sod pertretene Qnii9t, bdB ainoerz
tubertulpie ni9t auf ben W&enf6en
iibertragbar lei, experimental 81 nil
berlegen. Brof. 81. Sod bat ii3 gez
biitet, foGde @rpertmente gu MAIDEN,
ME fe6r i6m audi Der Ra9neis am
9er3en liegen mag. Wir BADEN BON
Dem 8erlauf Der Hep : 9orter Sn1z
pfung Ni4ts mebr geb0rt, ftnD a6sr
prin3tpiea gegen iol6e 9eriu4e. Die
Gr5tli6e @ifeni9aft fat gu fol9en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teinerlet 8e@
re6tigung. Hun feben mir aber in
einem u~niersr peitli9en 0e9iel6ldt<
ter, bdB Elm Or. 50. 8. 8oberts BON
Sunespille bic Stats 9~eiunb6eits7
be6Drbe Wtsconfin's alien Grntes
gu MafenberIu9en peranlafen min,
Inn bic 3i9tigtett ooer 9infGqigfeit
Der Or. &o9'i9en Nnfi4ten feit5uz
fteGen, unb 5tpar iolen bteie Grperiz
mente an SGuglingen, Die CUR
S9ninbiu6t prdbisponiren, lei es in
Splge erbli9er 8elaitung ooer pegen
f9pader Gntpidlung Der Ntb>
m]unQsorQdne. Gr min bte1e Ser
fu4sobiefte in BRET @ruppen t6etlen.
Summer 1 foG mitW}tl4 tubertulOier
&iibe, Hr. 2 nit iol6er geiunoer
&ii6e, Hr. 3 enblt6 nit 9orlid's
Malteb Mtlt (itedt ba etpd cine He@
flame babinter?) auFgefittert tperoen.
Sn 3pei Bis bO9itens flint Sa3ren
pirbe maj bur9 btefe 8erlu6e Die
5ruge Der 11ebertragbartett enbgiiltig
pro ober contra enti9ie0en 9aben.
9er 9ottor lit 1elbitperitdnbli6 iiberz
3eugt, baB Die &o4f6e Sbeorie rt4@
tig lit; auein eine Nn3a6l SGuglinge
gu 8eriu4sfuntn6en aus3upd9len,
cine Der i6limmi ten &rant9etten
bur6 SmpFung auf bieielben gu iiber@
tragen, bas finb uebergriffe, Die teiz
mem Nr5te geItattet perben 'oirfen.
Die betreffenOe Staatsz9 efunobeits@
be6Drbe pirb benz pe-iu6Sii4tisen
Opttor bic gepInf6te @rlaubniB
ni9t ertbeilen; aber OaB Elm iol4eS
Nniinnen BON einem 4r3te geteut
perDen fam, benefit, baB eS 4er3ten,
Die ii9 in gemife Sheen %perrannt
baden, peniger auf MenI4enle6en,
als auF Die &ldrung zines interefanz
ten ober f40nen nSaue5" anfommt.
@olde Gr5tlt4e uebergriffe perbienen
energif6e 3uriidtpeiiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

Rutrlite etatiit.t;u 3tig:n, DAB bic Grporte nr
Sniel Gubl bstrdttli6 b]ergypBert ioorOeH iino uao
bic 3m9orte abnebm:u, ieit icue unttr dmsritariz
i6cs RsQime fam. Gls bsilgt 8utcs iibcr Die Gage
otr Gcrbdltnifs auf Der &Hicl uro bsUsiit, onB Die
8ufdnOc mtbr g~toronets iptrOcu, Die 6ubancr tOnz
nen tets auf OcH @e6icl Oe5 8,8im,5 d5 DEN err
fp,oreibtn g9enDspuuft in ;brtr 6arritre 5uri;d=
blif,n. Cr 0tuospuutt1iu DEM 2:bcH irgtnO elmer
itpob,r, frdrtli3m oo;r %ucrD6i1u 4sri0a tritt obut
Tra5c elm. ip,nn tie b,i3ljtbt, Ho-t,.t:r'5 Mlogsn=
76rmt VI pr;ubt1. Z3eiss ausQc}cibnttc Belle
burosz uno 9lutrIiniQuHGs=IR;ttt lD,ro oas qault
Spittm u]ufb1usu uno &lobiubt, SOobrenHtn, 9ui=
ft9Ben, Q.f6rtt @;rOauuHl, EnsgcvNe ann @,rito=
puma beilen. GuuicnDs Don Ncuttu inn Ddbrcn0
Der lsRttr fiinfjjG Sabre ourb 0eieH @ebraub pi,oIr
qtIuuO gtmabt tDOrotn. 9Gir c%mpft5ltu oesbaL5
]DriuQeuO, e gu UtriubcH. Gos cbtt uuB uHlsse
QrtpltzSbusmdrts am Nalit Der 6lai3t babtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

SnNep : 0orteru II. 8roDtz
Inner beuti8en 8retfen min man benz
Brtn3en 6einri4 einen groBartigen
@mpfang bereiten. Bon ben 8ereinen
Iino es bic SGnger unb bic &rteger,
Die bic Strung 3uerit ms Quge gez
FuBt 6aben. 4u9 in M}ilpuutee Diro
bereits Die 5rage er0rtert, pb es nic5t
t6unli9 tpGre, ben Prtn8en GIT einenl
8eIu6e ein3ulaben. DIS Sag DeS
Stapellaufs Der faiferliAen Sa4t lit
Der 26. 6e6ruur BON Dem Gr6uuer
OerieG6en in 9orT6lag ge6ra4t NOR
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

Nu6 Ser GsBten + g.
3Gblung ergie6t Ii4 fir 8elgien cine
8sD0lferung53a6l Don 6,693,000Ginz
po6nern, felt Der bor 10 Sabren
ItattgeFunoenen 3d6lung beOeutet Oiss
einen 53upa8s pon $4,000 0}enz
ffen. Dieter 8eo0lferungs3upa4a
bat Die Ieupa6l pon IA NbgeOronez
ten unO SenatOren 3ur 5Olge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
9pnnerftag, Scn Is. Sannar 1902.

Cine tieffinntge 8ahrz
beit fpri9t Elm peitlt9er College alio
aus: w@enn Elm Mann cine @rboz
IungsreiIe dntritt, bebarf er Der @rz
bolune. Sebt feline Srau aber auf
cine @rbplungsreiie, 10 bat er @rboz
luna"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

Wtt bttterem g t q 3
mus f6rei6t bic nR,zY. Staat53tg.:"
Bel 30niq GoparD'5 &r0nuug tperz
ben ate 6ofGmter aus Dem 0}tttelz
alter pieoer ms 2eben gerufen. Wenn
er I'm einen 5oFnarren perlegen Iein
foQte, t0nnte er it4 an feinen Solo
nidIfefretdr fpenDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

Dem u86tlab. 3ageblatt"
tpirb beri9tet: Die Dabl 8orman's
bat rationale 8eoeutung. gr mar lett
Sqbren Der parlamentariI4e 5I6rer
Der 0emofrdten i'm Senat un0 that
id6li6 Der leitenoe 8eiIt in i6rerParz
tel. Gr 6at ME fir 8rpdn gez
f6pGrmt, Dpponirte aber nt6t often
oeaen feline Domination. gr mar au6
ME Sil6ermdnn, Ionoern reprGienttrz
te Den c~onIerpatioen 5liigel in Der
bemofratii9en Partet. Dor ie4s
sSabren mubte er formeQ pom S6auz
plaB ubtreten, benin Der Stddt Wfaz
rhlano tpuroe repu6ltfantI3, gum
She'll pe9en elmer Geoolte in Der De-
mDfratii6en Bartei gegelt bas Boz
tbum Germans, 6auptid4lt3 abs,
fpeaen Der Silber : Srage. Sroboem
iibfe @ormdn einen itarfen @tnfluB
auf feline Yurtei i'm @ongrsB aus.
@enn er nun nieoer i'm Senat err
f6eint, lpirD er 5peifellos a6ermals
Der 6iibrer Der bemotrdtii6 en Bartet
nerben. Sas bebeutet cine nod itGrz
fere Mbte6rung beriel6en BON 8rpan
unp Die Domination zines Gonie rbdz
fipen aus Dem Often fir Die nd6ite
8rd1iosnti9aftspdbl, pteuei9t aud
Die oes 4omirals S4lep, Der aus
Marplanb ftammt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

nMit g r mirbeiner
Der eini6tigften unb gef3idteften De-
mofratiI6en 5iibrer pieDer i'm Sez
nat 1ein Gr19einen MAIDEN, upo bds
tit unter daen umftdnben nit Sreuz
ben 81 begriiBen," f4reibt Der n@tnc.
8plfsfreunb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

9euerbings 9ut m a n
fi9 in eintgen peitli4en Staaten
me6rfa9 nit benz Sammeln ftattittz
fden M{ateriaGs ii6er Die Gage Der
4r6eiterinnen bei9dftigt. Die Grz
gsbniFe iinO i'm 9pn5en ni3t %erfreuz
li9. Sin SRI 9oplep berDffentli6t
aber ausGolumbus II. 81. folgenbe APP
petitli9e 8efunbe: Sn etnigen @tgar@
renfabrifen beiBen Die MGO4en bei'm
GpQen Der Gtgarren bas @nbe ab uno
fpuden es uuf ben 6uBbpben. Sin
MGb9en betbt Biz gu 800 fol6e 81
odrren pro Sag a6 unO Die SABINE
finb natiirli9 dbgenubt. Die abgez
bifenen Gnoen ne6It an0eren Sabafs=
4bfGllen peroen 3uIammengefegt, De-
ftiQirt unb iiber f3le4teren SabatSz
1prten geiprenfelt, um oenIel6en etnen
befIeren @eru4 uno 8e14mat gu gez
ben. Sn anoeren 5GQen peroen oteie
MbfGQe, 3uIammen nit Dem Sred, Der
Ii6 bur4 Oas beitGnbige 9uiteln uno
Spufen Der MGO9en auf Dem SUB
boben anIummelt, gum 5iQen bes
nd9iten 9aufens Gigdrren bertpanot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
Tiir N

i'm guqIii6eu uno Seutiatn, ioipie in Sn uue.=
meinen 66ulfd6ern, beiOrgt q%eprEftt 2ebr:r sOer
Gebrerinnen 6. 8. S6onri6, Gbsrlsbrtr an Der
etaptI6ul. Rr. 90, Baltimore, uabe aisquitbfr.
Bobuuna: Rr. 2127. TeGuasbfr. (Ropl9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

Gommer5tenrat9 8rupp
bat Der 9eniionstaKe Der 8uBItablz
fa6rtf Der 5irma 8rupp 100000
Mart gsi9entt. Die 8eumtenpen@
~fipnsfqfe pirO 6ierbon ni6t beriibrt.