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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
A Veritable Deadlock.
Communicated.


We often hear OF 'deadlocks' in conventions
and legislative bodies, but such care not in it,
with the deadlock" developed in the Council of
the town OF Rising Sun. The borough election
took place about month ago but after some
efforts the Council has been unable to elect a
Mayor" By some it is claimed the ex- postmaster
was nominated and voted in for the express pur-
pose OF defeating the ex-Mayor, who has held the
place for the last two years. This he succeeded
in doing and he therefore claims the "MayorS'
shoes, while others claim he was elected for the
express purpose of managing the highways and
byways as we'll as the sidewalks, and he does not
propose to accept such come down." yet
enough of the new board are willing to betray
their constituents who expect this result. Again
and again they meet and fail to elect. The ex-
postmaster is too unselfish to vote for himself,
while the merchant, the banker, the tonsorial
artist and the contractor are evenly divided on
yeas and nays. Propositions of compromise have
been offered and declined, and it is the town is
without Mayor and sad is the condition of
things The 'Mayorality" is no new plum and
has shed great lustre upon the incumbent in the
past so the ''auctioneer'' is advised to hold on
and sufft no degradation. When he gets it the
advice is to keep quiet on 90 pig pens.'
AUSTIN.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
Postage Stamps for 1909

A new series of postage stamps
is shortly to be issued which will
embrace several changes including
the incorporation ola ID cent stamp
to facilitate the foreign registered
letter business. New borders are
being designed for the entire set of
regular stamps. The design as ac-
cepted by the Third Assistant Post
master General contains q hyper
bolic arch over the picture in the
center. In the upper right and left
hand corners are eagle heads grace
fully arranged above an artistic
scroll. The words ''United States
of America" will supplant "United
States Postage" Under the pic
ture will appear the words "Post
age" and ''four cents" or "siX
CENTS" as the case may be.
The picture of Grant will be on
the 4cent stamp instead of the
head of Lincoln, which will be on
the Scent blue stamp in place of
Grant. On the new Scent lilac
colored stamp, which now bears
the head of Sherman, will he like
ness of Martha Washington, the
first woman to be thus honored by
the American Government. On
the new 13 cent stamp, which prob
ably will be one of the first issued,
will be q picture of the late Benz.
Harrison. The head of Commodore
Perry ON the 81 black stamp will
be supplanted by the head of Far
ragut.
The rest of the series will have
new borders of uniform character,
but the persons represented will
remain unchanged. These stamps
will be as follows: One, cent, Frank,
lin, green; 2-cent, Washington, car
mine; Scent, Jackson, purple; g.
cent, Garfield, magenta; 10 cent,
Webster, light brown; lucent,
Jeffersoa. orange; 81, Madison, sap,
phire blue; So, Marshall, gray
green.
The special delivery stamps will
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
School Commissioners.

At the meeting Of the Board of Schoo
Commissioners on Tuesday it was ordered
that admission to the High Schools shall
be by certificate for those who have passed
the seventh grade, as per grading of the
State Superintendent, or by examination
Sundry bills to amount of $e375 were
ordered to be paid.
The following designations were &C
cepted Misses NJ. A. Clark, No. l.
Seventh; A. R. Williams, No. 7, Seventh
Minnie Brickley, No. 6, Sixth; c. B.
Finley, Jr., Elkton High School; Miss
Laura G. Lambert, No. 2, Fifth; Miss
Mary Thompson, No. S, Fourth; E. +.
Thomas, No 5, colored, Fifth; B. Jeffer.
sou. No. I, colored, Third.
Miss Mary Thompson was confirmed as
teacher at No. 2, Fifth.
Frye's Biographies were adopted in lieu
of Mitchell's, which has been in use over
thirty years.
Proposals for the supply of books and
stationery are solicited, award to be made
on the second Tuesday of July. Coal
p oposals solicited, award to be made OIL
the second Tuesday i'll August.
The following having raised over SIC
for library purposes the Treasurer was
directed to add $40 in each case as re.
CURED by law, payment to be made in
September Misses Mary Durgin, No
4, Sixth; Ethel Miller, No. 2, Ninth, and
Annie T. Jones.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
$500 YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
Friday, June 13, 1902

By the passage of the Naval Appropria-
ton Bill in the Senate Tuesday, the
amendment prohibiting the use of the
Maclay History at the Naval Academy or
in any other branch of the service be-
comes operative. The naval clique hoped
that the Senate would be persuaded to
drop the amendment but Maryland's rep
resentatives in Congress kept careful
watch of the measure and prevented the
move, in spite of the attempts of the en-
emies of Admiral Schley to strike it out.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13

Notwithstanding the opposition of all
the elements within the party that could
bel arrayed against :him, U. S. Senator
Matthew Stanley Quay, Pennsylvania S
Republican boss, won victory Wednes-
day by the nomination at Harrisburg,
after bitter contest, of the machine can
didate for Governor, Judge Samuel w.
Pennypacker, on the first ballot, the vote
standing 2o6 for Judge Pennpacker, to
I52 for Attorney General Elkin. VIM. M.
Brown was nominated by acclimation for
Lieutenant Governor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
Teachers of Oxford High School.

The following are the teachers of
Oxford High School appointed at
the meeting of the board on Tues
day: Principal, Prof. w. H. Sny-
der; assistant, Miss Margaret B.
Morton; Grammar, Miss Maggie
Terry; intermediate, William G.
Andrews; Secondary, Miss l.. M
Strickland; First Primary, Miss
Anna Armstrong; Second Primary,
Miss Louise Nieweg; Union Color
ed, Eugene A. Reynolds; Third
Primary, Miss A. M. Barry; Miss
Jennie Watson. Professor Sny-
der's salary is 500 per month, and
each of the other teachers $40 per
month, excepting Mr.. Reynolds,
whose salary is $45 per month.
The school will reopen Monday,
September LIST.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
Good Advice.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint N ore than seventy-fve
per cent of the people in the United States
are afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness. Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, Gnawing and Burning Pains at
the Pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and Disagreeable Taste in
the Mouth, Coming up of Food after
Eating, Low Spirits, etc. Go to DIR.
Kinks drug store and get bottle OF
August Flower for rs cents. Two doses
will relieve you. Try it. Get Green's
Prize Almanac.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners were in
session at Elkton on Tuesday. The
School Commissioners appeared before
the Board and asked an appropriation Of
$4,000 for the ensuing year; $4,000 for
ordinary expenses and 1000 for repairs.
The Kent County Commissioners Wis
tied Elkton on Wednesday for joint
meeting with the Cecil Commissioners, to
arrange settlement for the bridge between
the two counties at FredericktoWn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13

In many instances attacks of cholera
MOI bus terminate fatally before medicine
can be procured or physician summoned.
The safe way is to keep at hand reliable
medicine for use in such cases. For this
purpose there is nothing SO sure as Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. w. E. Bosworth, of Lafayette,
Ala. says: "Iu June, 1900, had serious
attack of cholera morbus and one dose OF
Chauberlaiu's Cole. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy gave me relief in fifteen
minutes" For sale by E. T. Reynolds. 2
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
Reduced Rates to Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs, and Pueblo.

On account of the Triennial Con vention of the
International Sunday-sehool Association, to be
held at Denver. COL, June 26 to July g. the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs, or Pueblo.
Col from all stations on its lines, at rate of single
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold and
good going on June 81 to %. and will be good to
return leaving Denver. Colorado Springs, or Pueb-
10 not later than August 81. Tickets must be
validated for return passage by Joint Agent at any
of the above mentioned points. for which service
fee OF rs cents will be charged,
For specific rates and conditions, apply to ticket
agents.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13

My little sou had an attack of whoop-
ing cough and was threatened with pneu-
monia; but for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy we would have had a serious
time of it. 1t also saved him from sew
eral severe attacks of croup.-H. ].
STRIcKFADEN, editor World Herald,
Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by Eli T.
Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13

be bright red. The Mckinley
postal cards have been accepted
after much trouble with the design,
and will be placed on sale between
June 10 and July /.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13

For biliousness use Chamberlain
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels. effecting quick and permanent
cure. For sale by Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
{. r. BURLINGTON g. SON

Dear Patrons:
Be pleased to have full supply of STAPLE GRO
CERES Goods Picked Goods Coee Spices
Mackere in kits and ooy Extra Norway Syrups
barrels Moasses Fruits Meats Bologna Sausage
Flour OF different grades Plsbury Beswe sell it, Buckets
Brooms Wooden and Willow Ware &c.
Dod Sugar Cured Hams Breakfast Bacon Bologna
To do business and stay in line encourage cash.
Yours truly
sIGi Efn RGdna s sa Md B. p. NICHOLS.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
Furniture and Carpets

We invite the public to call and see the new patent
Couch No Irvine used the springs held together by steel
wires The springs do not rest wood the ordinary
couch They are metal construction throughout Prices
$1,000, $12.5o and $780,
1t would seem everybody far and near were buying
Carpets Judging from the number of have covered
which convnces they know just where go to get full
value and satisfaction.
Bedroom Suits, $40 50 $45, together with e add
tiona Suits from which to choose
Two more Parlor Suits sold, waiting to be sent out
New things continually arriving
e. r. BURLINGTON g. SONS
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
BUFFINGTONS'

JHE of the trade cyclone where all the forces
i unite for business upt This hustle and expansion
is the result of underlying the lower prices
stock into money enables carry the smooth running of
the wheels of trade without the jar attending the credit sys
te the satisfaction the part of the knowing he
paying for his bill only all combine in raising the
business to higher levels away from the old ye oden
times.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13


The Association of Military Surgeons of
the United States has been holding its
annual convention in Washington the
past week and has resulted In bringing to.
gether many of the leading medical men
of the country, for there have been held
IN connection with the convention.
number of annual meetings of specialists
devoted TO various branches of medicine
and surgery. The President, who was
accompanied on the platform by Secre-
taries Root and Mood and a number of
high officials, opened the Convention of
Surgeons with few brief remarks. His
address was very complimentary although
some OF his advice 10 the eminent repre-.
sentatives of the medical profession, while
received in good part, caused some of the
older men to suile. and one of them re-
marked in my hearing, THAT young
man is evidently possessed of large
measure of self confidence" Several
receptions and banquet served TO add
to the enjoyment of the delegates.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13
Facts--Not Fiction-

Our line of Summer Wash Stuff exceeds anything we
ever put on sale Why pay 40 50 for goods
tor only 20 cents yard rich in coong and artistic in
weave.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-06-13

If you wish the best shoe for $780, ask for the Douglas
or our special brands and risk The perfection
OF art found here combining neatness of fit with
durability They have been the market for years and v
continual improvement have forged their way to the front
and proven all we claim for them
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
ShuIihm1n3er,

unfere @tabtbe60rben BADEN bur9
Die go1i5ei Gr6ebungen iiber Die 3abl
Der f4uGpfli9tigenSinber 8altimOre's
anftenen Iafen. Na9 bieier 3Ghlung
beIGuft fi9 Die 3abl Der f3ulpfli9tiz
gen &inber 5pif9en 6 unb 16 Sabren
auf runb $4,000. BON bieien i'm OIL
ter bon feds Big fe9s5ebn Sabren
fte6enben &inbern befu9en 1861 Die
@9uGe ni6t. Sin 9rittef, etpa 1000
biefer &inber, arbeitet in5abrifen unb
anberen inbuitrielen 8etrteben. Die
iibrt9en 5000 miifen nt9t arbeiten
unb bod berfGumen tire @ltern Dber
Qngeb0rigen, ibnen Die @ortbeile elmer
@9ulbilbung gu bef9uffen- gtpu Elm
Sie6entel unierer f6ulpfli9tigen SUI
genb an Der Qrbeit fir fdrglt6en 2o6n
ober auf Der StrdBe! Sir bas 5panz
5ig1te S~abrbunbert cine traurtge unb
bef6Gmenbe S6utfa9e; 5uglet9 cine
@efabr fir infer @emeinpeien. linz
fere Gtabtperpaltung min Dem nebel
bur6 Grnennung elmer 4n3ubl Perfo>
nen, bic bic S9uli9pdn5er ben S4u=
len sufii6rer ioqen, abbelfen. Bir
berfpre9en uns BON biefem Mittel
ber3li8 tpenig. Wo8u neue Qemter
fir cine 4rbeit f4dffen, Die unfere
ppli5ei, peI9e in tbren 8e3irfen biel
genauer befannt tit. Iei4ter unb err
folgrei9er beforgen fam. 0a uniere
8ebDrben bur9 ben Ppli5et@Genfus
i'm 8eiiBe bes erforberli9en Materials
lit, ba fe tpifen, tpel9e &tnber bic
S9ule ni9t befu9en, 10 1T es ni8t
19tper, bic gltern ober @ormiinber
fir Die S9ul=@eriGumniFe ibrer
&inber ober Miinbel perantnortli9
gu MAIDEN. Cine @elbtrafe fir iebe
unentf9ulbtgte S9uG : @eriGumniB,
tpie 9as in anberen 2Gnbern mit
S4ul8pang ldngft erprobt tporben
tit. SOa Der S4ulspang nit grfolg
bur9gefibrt tperben, 10 muB fir bas
S9fpdn5en Der S6ule entIpre9enbe
Strafe pprgefeben iein. @tabt, tpie
Staat baben bDbes Snterefe baran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
Srn. Sah's Gtrfularnntc.

rGegt's 5u ben u~ebrigen!" 9us 1T
na6 alien aus europa einlaufenben
Na9ri9ten 10 ungefdbr Die anttport
Der, interefiirten 8abinette auf Die
Note unferes StaatszS efretdrs 6ap.
limb G~umdnien, duf bas bic 9aD'f9e
Girtularzgtote gemiin5t mar, prpteitirt
bur4 feline pre1e gegen frembe Gin
mif6urg in rumdnif9e 9eieBe. Mtun
nirft uns Dor, baB mir es nit benz
S9uB unb ben &edten ni9t an5u gez
nau ne6men, unb peiit auf Die Gpn9z
unt6aten unb duf bic 8orgdnge in
ben 86ilippinen bin. 90 gang obne
8irfung tpirb ~iibrigens Die 9apf4e
Note ni9t bleiben. Die &dbinette
tperben 8umdnien freunoi4aftlt4e
@orfteGungen MAIDEN, unb Die Gage
Der rumGniI6en Ssraeliten mag ii4
nit Der 3eit befern, fpenn tie bis baz
bin ni3t borge5ogen BADEN, ods urz
gaftli9e 2anb 81 perlahen. Die nSatz
nots @taots3eitung" erinnert an einen
prGceben5faI fir Die rumGnii9e Note
bes Staatsfefretdrs 9ap: rSm Sabre
1872, oGs 3umdnien nod Elm .bloBes
Siir1tent6um unter benz ieit6er gum
&Dnig gepOrbenen boben5Oaernzftgz
maringti9en Scarf mar, Der i'm Sabre
1866 gum Siriten Der %Deretnigten
Mplbau unb @alu6ei berufen NOR
ben mar, berrf6ten in biefen als &rz
mdnien peretnigten 2Gnbern au4 elm
mai pieber brutale Ssraeliten>8erfol oil
gungen. Brdiibent Grant lteB nun,
auf bas 9a3ut6un bes isruelittf6en
Men16enfreunbes Stmon Wolf in
@afbington, bur9 ietnen Staatsmt@
ntfter Sifb an Die rumdntf4e Ne9te=
rllng cine frdftige 8prItequng gegen
Die 8reuel rt9ten; unb nm feline Sc
1innung nod mebr 81 betbdtigen,
f6ifte er einen 6erporragenben amez
rifanif4en Ssraeliten, 8enjamtn
Srantlin 9eirotto, aIs amertfdtif4en
&pn1ul na9 Der rumGnii4en 9auptz
ftabt 8u9areIt. Sn 5Olge Der Gin
fpra6e Der Ser. Staaten unb bes
m~e6riGbrigen tattDoQen 4uftretens
Beirotto's lieBen Die 8erfoGgungen Der
Ssraeliten in 8umGnien nu3; bod
mad einigen Sabren begannen tie BON
Neuem unb fibrten gu Der 8ef4luBz
nabme bes 8erliner @OngrefeS."
9as 3e8ept 6Gtte 9err 9ap pteberz
boIen fDnnen, es bate am @nbe in
&umGnien me6r geniibt, uls ietnegtote.
Sir @merifa bagegen lift bic 8irfung
Der Npte beberttenber, benin etpa5 poz
litif9e Ma6e ftedt aud ba6inter. Sn
bieIem Qanbe befinoen ii9 CUR 3ett
etpa cine MiuiOn Ssraeltten, unb Die
republifanif6e Partei finbet es fir gez
rat6en, mad i6ren Stimmen gu an
geln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
Cuetn Nnne,s GilenbahnsGo.

TabrbIantrutt in Rraft 10. sept. 1872.
3ompfsr 0srlaTsn 9ier gr. 10, G~iVbt=StraB:;
3dgti6 (ausgeHOmmsR Samitcg NIB SoHH.a1l
UNI 100 @ormittaqs; &tHt=&sllno, esntyto,-I'
0ebobotb unO 3ptibcututi0usn UNI 3l5 Na@H'
mad aeHt=SglanO, Gentrspiat, Genes uno oO''
ihtHtutioneH.
Eomfaa, 100 gormittaos uuo 200 ~Ia3mitta9s
no8 Rents 8 lauo, GentrtDile, &eb'bot1 u. QUIZ
idtntotiouen. Kan.
eonutuq, BIS 9ormittuQs, mad EsHts59'l"'' S'"-
treble, Rebobotb uno 3pii5eutaiIolSn'
lra6t piro sutgtgtn ]geHommtn IN 2SV9'''-'
Big 6 llbr Nbeno5. ~, o5,rl
81. !. ~. tibr,r
Ulai2IlSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
snnhrrhnre 0nrihIGne.

ySieies 2anb brau6t cine groBe
Semperen3 : Grtpedung, Mafen@8er=
fammlungen, nie in bergangenen ga
gen, pppulGres Q6f9p0ren, cine Geuz
belebung Der 9eieGi4aften fir gang
Ii6e @ntbaItiamfeit unb glibenbe
MiIiionsarbeit fir Mttglieber. limb
Die &ir9en bes 2anbes f0nnten fem
fpiirbigeres Selb fir ibre religiDie
S6dtigfett ftnben." Mit bieien Worz
ten f4IieBt 9earft's nNaepzgort Dime
rican anb S~ournal" einen lGngeren
Qrttfel nit Der l1eberf9rift: v0teIes
2anb braudt Elm groBes Semperen3z
&ebibaI." limb 9as, neil Elm 8roofz
lDner Srunfenbolb feline Srau brutal
miB6anbelt bat. Wurum ni9t peiter
geben unb Elm vHebibal," einen &reu3z
aug gegen Die iiinbige 2iebe unb Die
Gtferiu9t prebtgen. Sine grobe Reibe
emp0renber Morbt6aten ftno in ben
leBten Monaten ~begangen tporben,
beren Motib iinnli9e 2uit ober @tferz
fu9t mar. limb tper glau6t benin,
buB aGe r3eoipals" unb &reu55iige
au9 MIR bas 8eringite 6elfen? 8egen
Die Nuspii4fe 6tIft nur Elm Mittel =
Gr5iebung CUR Sel6itbeberrf4ung,
8iIbung beg Gbarutters. 9ur6 uRe@
DipaIs" unb Sreu33iige pirb bas Ga
tier ni9t ausgerottet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

S9aBamts g etret d +
S6ap 6at bieIer Sage cine 8erfiz
gung erlafen, bic BON liberaler Qufz
fafung bes 0tnelep : 3pugeIeBes
3eugt unb GuropareiienOen snOIOIe
9ladereien eripart. Nu4 benz Ding
IepA@e1eBe barf Der na9 ben Ser,
Staaten 5uriidfe6renbe 8iirger 4rtiz
tel i'm @ertbe Bis gu $500 3oafrei
ms 2anb bringen. SefretGr S6an
bat nun ertldrt, baB bic mitgebrd6z
ten Nrtifel, fpenn tie i6rer Dirt unb III
rer Quantitdt na6 bic Qnna6me aus
i9lieBen, fir ben 8ertauf beItimmte
8uaren gu fein, 3OGfrei ein3uIafen
limb. @benio iolen audi fol6e Sc
genitGnOe, Die ais 8ef4ente fir 5rau
unD &inber BON einem 5amtlienoberz
baupte mitgebra9t iperDen, 3oGfreiz
beit genteBen: Sir bic Oielen 9eutz
f9en, Die 8eiu9sreiien na4 Der dlten
9eimatb MAIDEN, lit bieie @erfigung
bes S9aBamts : Setretdrs erfreuz
li9, Oenn man peiB .tpeni9itens, poz
ran man lit unb Iduft ni9t 9efa6r,
fir etntge @ef6ente bOben 3OG gu
3ablen ober Oieiel6en ~confis3irt gu iez
hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
Geheu i%frufirei nuS.

8irmingbam, QGa., "a. Sept.
= g. 8. 8auOu unO Dia 9ids, Die
3tpet gteger, tpel6e angetldgt paren,
ben tir5Ii6en idredlt9en 9anif in
Der S6ilo : Stride unb ben Sob BON
iiber 100 Menf4en bur9 cine S9lG=
gerei be~rbetgefi6rt 81 baden, iinO aus
Der 6aft entlafen tpOrOen. Mebrere
@eiitGt9e eri4enen, als Der San CUR
@erbanbIung gelangte, bOr Dem 8i4z
ter Seagin unb erfu9ten I'm Nieberz
f9lagung Der 4nfluge, neil Die Prpz
5eFirung Der MGnner pa9rf9einli9
Die QuflDiung Der SbiIo : @emeinoe
na9 fi4 8ieben tperbe. Ser Ri4ter
bepiligte bds 9efu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
CbeQ's Sica.
&efuGtat bes gu Saratoga abgebaltez
men republttanif4en 9toatSz
Contents BON NepzNorf.

@aratoga, N.zg., "a. Sept. -
Ser republifanii9e Stuuts Content
npminirte 6eute folgenoes Sidet:
@ouperneur 9. 9. SbeQ BON Sranz
&c; 8ice : 9ouoerneur, s. %. Sig
gins BON Guttaruugus; Stautsiefrez
tdr, Sobn s. S'8rien BON Clinton;
Stats : S9aBmeiiter, Sobn s..
8idIer BON @rie; @enerutunpult,
SenrD 9. Conan BON Mabifon;Gonz
t~roleur, q. 9. Miner BON Cortland;
6taats : Sngenieur, 6. 81. Bomb bon
SefferIon; QppeQattonsrt9ter, %. 6,
Werner bpn MonrDe.
Sm MQgemeinen 1T Dies ais elm
Sieg bes @ouperneurs SoeG iiber
ben Senator glatt gu betra9terr. 2eBz
terer tppQte 6rn. 9eprge q. S6elopn
gum 8ice : 9ouperneur nominirt 6az
ben, fonnte iebo4 feinen 8iGen ni4t
bur9ieBen.
Die Plattform erflGrt fi4 enti8iez
ben fir ben 8rGItoenten Hopiepelt
unb befen 96ilipptnen= uno cubaniz
f6e 8pIitif. Die Sruitplante Der 5uz
erit oorgeGegten PlattfOrm pur0e baz
bin amenbirt, baB itatt bes &ngriff5
uuf Die &apitals : 8ereinigungen Die
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fporben finb. Die &analpGanfe err
tIdrt ii9 ni9t fir einen 8unal fir
BARREN BON 1000 Spnnen, fonbern
fir acknowledgements in 8erbinz
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gefigt, in tpel9er Die 9artet hire I'M
teritiiBung fir Elm @erfafungsz
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f4eibung Der @eri9te begegnet, mo-
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ben @iini4en en%tipre6enbe 8eitimz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
Moraan's S6ifffa6rtszSruF.

Die Gngldnber 19einen ben eriten
S6refen iiber ben Morgan'i6en
@9iffstruit iibernunbcn gu buben;
ober 1pQte am @nbe Der in leBter 3eit
5uperff9tlt6er tlingenbe Son Der Com
homer preKe Die @erlegen6eit Der 8rtz
ten perbeden? Na9 ben lebten Na4z
ri9ten lit Der Morgun'f4e S4iffsz
truit ieBt fopeit perfect. Die leBten
0prarbeiten finb erlebtgt. Die rW6ite
@tarz2inie" lit fir bas Rie ienprojett
~getppnner, unb au9 Die n9oQanbz
@merifaz2inie" Io1 in ben Sruit 6erz
einge5ogen norben fein. 9amtt. tpGre
Der erite internationale, Der erite
@elttruit ms 2eben getreten, europa
fte6t benz nelten Gieienunternebmen i'm
@an5en peffimiitif4 gegeniiber, uno in
9euti9lan0 tperben INNER tpte0er 8ez
fiir9tungen laut, baB bus 4bfommen
Morgan's nit Der n9amburgz4meriz
faz2inie" unb benz rNorbbeutf6en
2loDb" troB Der gegentbeiligen Ser
fiferungen Der 9tretttpnen beiber Sc
feGi9uften cine @efubr fir Seuti4@
lamb lei. Nu4 pbne @enberung Der
5ra9tIdbe t0nre Der beuti4e Martt
Der eigenen @iiterer3eugung a6fpeni ttg
oemQ6t perben, fpenn bieS6ifffa6rtsz
8efeQi6aften bic @aaren=@infu6r
mad Mmerifd aIs 8oufru6ten, . Die
Hiidfra6ten aus 4merita aber alS
8aQa1t bere6neten. unb 0aS lei, pte
9r. S9pab, Der 9rdiibent pes @tublz
fruits beitGtigt babe, ptrfli4 in 4us@
fi9t genpmmen. !9r. S9pub bat eli
lem Snterpiemer gegeniiber ertlGrt:
Die erropGif6en @tublfabrifate tonnz
ten frii6er a1s 8auait gu niebrigen
5ra9trdten na9 @merttd beri9ifft
perben, pG6renb fir ben Srdnsport
BON @rportgiitern aus Imerita Die
polen Sra9ten gu 5ablen naren, Ser
BON Morgan gei9affene S6iffstruit
erm0gli9t es nun, ben @pieB um5uz
bre6en unb bic dusldnbtf6en Probuz
5enten CUR 3a6Iung bO6erer Sra4ten
gu 5lpingen, Die M0gli6teit liegt ia
bor, baB 9err M&orgun 10 banbeln
f0nnte, aber bamit lit ni4t gefagt, buB
es geI9eben tpirb. Gtnen &rieg nit
benz inbuitriellen europa ptro ii3 Der
Sinan5zNapoleon Morgun bo9 erit
iiberlegen. @orerit ptrb mar ubnurz
ten miiFen, pie ii9 Der S4iffszSruit
bepd6rt.