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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-11
Sas Srpllrb ouf hem @iuni.

GIeDeIanb, o., 10. San. -
6ieiige unO @6icugoer &upitaliiten,
pel6e ii9 unter bem Ramen rGlepez
lamb Contribution So. 6dben tncOrz
poriren Iaien, baben Die Gon3efiion
fir ben 8au elettriI6erStraBen
2inten BON Guiro in @gppten nu6
Dem 8erge Sinai unb BON bort an Der
urabi59en &iiite be5 rot6en N}eeres
entIang na6 M}efta erIan9t. 9ur9
cine 3petgbabn ion cine 8erbinbung
nit 9amastu5 in Sprien bergeitelIt
nerOen. N}an bat perani6lagt, boB
Der &ertebr tpG6renO elmer ein3igen
Pertobe Der mo6amebani73en 9iIgerz
fabrten na4 W}etta f6on einen bib
f4en She'll Der 8autoiten beden
fpiirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-11
Gra6 in Glenelano.

GGepetonb, o., 10. Sonuor.
- Die n@ucliDzQbenue Sruit ano
Sabing5 So" gr. "a II. Sc, Gucltoz
@penue, na6m 6eute cine lle6ertraz
gung an ben 2tnpaIt 6rant $. @inn
bOr. Ri9ter 8lo4 bonn SSnfolpen3z
8eri6t, ieBte Sims 8iirgi6aft auf
$250,000 feit. Die 9irettoren be-
6aupten, fem 0epoiitOr perbe etnen
Gent berlieren. gfa6 Dem am L. Of
tober DOR. SO. eritatteten IeBten Nu5z
psis betrugen Die 0epOiiten $2,191, :
773, bus einge5u6lte 2tttienfapitul
$5OO,00O, Die 8eiammtz6Ulfsque
$2,964,O02 unb Der 1teberI9uB $685.
900. 30. 6. 8rainerb lit PrGiioent,
6. 8. Stepurt Setretdr uno S6aBz
metfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-11
e Strifenoc Srau=Nrbcitcr.

8roDtbence, I.zSy., 10. San.
- Die geiammten Nrbeiter Mannz
f4aften Der 6enleb'f6en 8raueret
gingen an einen Strife, neil i6nen Die
5Orberung zines neunftiinbigen itatt
De5 3ebnitiinOigen 2tcbeit5tage5 berz
peigert purbe. Der DOR etli6en $40
naten abge16loifene @ontraft ii6er Ell
nen 3ebnitiinOigen 2lrbeit5tag lief am
81. 9e3ember ab un0 Die 2eute forz
berten nun cine Hebuftion Der tGqliz
6en Nrbeits3eit INN cine StunDe. Die
Strifer nerOen unteritiiBt BON Der
oR6OOe Sslanb Central Sraoe5 uno
2ubor Union" unb Der nSSynternatioz
nal 8reDerp @orter5' 2lFociutton, q"
uno penn Die 9ifferen3 ni4t beigelegt
nirb, foQen $50 8rauerei 9lrbeiter
bic Nrbett nie0erleQen.
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Or. StuI a. It Or b E n.

Bie man aus 0}Un6en melbet, 1T
bort Der emit 10 itreit6are PoIititer
uno SSournaIiit Or. Sigl geitOrben,
her aber felt geraumer 3eit nur nO3
Elm S6attsn Isine5 frii6eren Sel6it
mar. DIS DOR pielen N}onaten ieine
lleberfii6rung in cine Srrenanitalt
fir not6penDig befunDen ipuroe, err
fldrten Die Q(er3te 6ereitS, DaB bic
rapio fortI6reitenbe 8e6trnerpetz
dung eine balOige Qufl0iung erparz
ten laFe. 8orber mar Sigl idOn
nieDer6olt in Ierpen6eil Synitttuten
gepe7en, tpo iein 3uitanO ais bOffz
nung8los ertannt mar, obf6On er
3eitDeiIe in ben 8ret5 Der Seinigen
3uriffe6ren tonnte. gu GnOe leBten
Sa6re5 mar er ppr ben W}iin6ener
@eri6ten entminbigt nDrOen. 9d5
2tble6en mar 54on ieit einigen Sagen
ermurtet nOrOen.
N}it Or. iur. So6ann 8aptiit Sigl
lit cine Der eigenarti9iten PerI0nli4>
tetten 8aDern'8 unb Der buperii4en
Sournaliitit Da6ingeI6ieDen. Sig75
Iame lit auf'5 Gngite nit Dem Sttel
Der Dor 80 SSQ6ren BON i6m gegriinz
oeten 3ettung, De5 y8aperiI6en 8dz
terlan0, Dertnipft. @d6renO Die
Greiqnif1a BON 1866 unD 1870 Die
groBDeutf6en 8eItrebungen frii6erer
@enerationen 10 gut, Die gegenz
ftunD8lps gema9t 6dtten, purDe oa5
i6lagfertig unO piBig reOigirte
8latt nit benz auffauenO tleinen
6ormut niemal5 miioe, gegen Da5 neu
eritanDene DeutI9e 3eth unO Die
9reuBen 3u lpettern. Sigl, Der, na4s
hem er bereit5 einige Sabre 3beolOgie
uno 96iloiop6ie ituOirt bate, 1868,
alio nit 24Sa6ren, ais 9}oOi3e in Den
8enebiftinerzOrDen eintrdt, 6at trOB
aler fonItigen @anblungen niemal5
uufgeb0rt, ii6 ais gldubtgen 8at6oz
lifen gu betennen. 2t6er ebenio, ME
ieine Gigenurt es nur Elm pdar Wtoz
nate lang i'm &loiter aus6ielt, 6at er
fir iein erfolgrei3a8 Peterspfennigz
5ammeln Il. anoere Qeiitungen 3par
3eittpeilig Die 2nerfennung De5 Pap=
ite8, a6er niemal5 oauernO oieientge
Der fat6oliI6en 6ierar4ie 5u finOen
permo8t. Salt bod Der eigenartige
eyournQliIt, ben man ni3t nit I'm
re6t ais baDeriIten 8o6efort 6e3ei4z
net bat, ben l1ltramontanen ielbIt in
ioI8en 6ragen, Die, pie 3. 9, Die
neltltfe 6errf6aft bes PapiteS, Der
6orm no6 feline a.ceinung8DerI4iez
6en6eit 3ulieBen, al5 Elm b0c6t unbez
quemer 8unbe8genofe. O6 Sigl ie=
mails ernitli3 Die 2lbit6t gcbabt but,
Die Re6tsanpaltf4aft aIs bauerncen
8eruf gu pdblen, lit ni9t 6etannt.
SebenfaQs lit er duf Den na9 Der fur
gen Rlpiter3eit erporbenen iuriitiI9en
0ottortitel audi als Sournaltit unb
goIittter ni9t tpenig itol5 gepeIen.
Seine oft muBlDien, tpenn aud fait
Itet5 bur9 i6aIt6aften 6umpr gez
milOerten &ngriffe boben Sigt be-
ionbers mdbreno Der eriten Subrz
(TurtIebuna iichc 3. scitc.)
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Gin Td1erer NcmeEs.

9ruben bon 4nateiis Dem unieblbaren Soeilmittel
BEL S,dmorrboiDen iperOen pon y. Reuitdbter SEQ,
9or I2l6, Neh=gnrt, frti an eoe QOrsffs qtiGnpt.
Siec 9crCitrpiaiotei lit Der bette Setpeis Oafiir,
odB anatefs cine abiolut 5uOerldiia. 4rjnei eeeeH
bieics aualupqe 9eioen 1T. Sie geudnuteu Gigens
tbiimcr ocs Ntittcls piiroeu bod iOuf eciuiB nidt
pas 9lutrbietsu MAIDEN, crit eincn gelpeis ia lies
fern, cbe iic iraenO ptl@e 3ablung perlangcn User
mes eripqts niGt aanl ii@er if! (SL %. Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-11
Wligranr, JranCuleiO,
SiIinfitdt, llnbcrnanItfl 1T,
Sbsprpiic, 0erffopfung
unb aller 3cbcrlclGen.

Man bcudtc bic folq,noen SDmptomc tUtl6t f6
bsi GrtraufurQeu Der 9cr0auuuQ Qsorgouc eu.cQ.r:
9eritopfuno, unre 6dmorrboiOcu. 9lutuuoraua
mad oem Ropfe. Sdurt I'M MaQtu uebclteit, Soos
bremen, &bn;iquuo QsQtu Speiicu, 5alrert int
Maoen, iuurts NutitOBsu qc6pddter oOcr Ocrs
itdrttsr 6er3ibluQ, Gmpfinoungen gum auiiprinz
gen oocr Grfideu bti'm 9itQen, QcibDd6t: TtRfz
trait Glcdeu poer @tDebc Dor ben auQcn, 6itbtr
unO BUMPER Sbmer3 I'M Gopf Ntbmuno sb,i6pers
ben, gelbe 0uut unO Quocn S6merjen in Der
Seite, 9rut unO 8heoTu, pl6Bli3s5 guitrcten
bon Site uno Bremen i'm f!ti6
% brere SOitu q IN 3 q len b,frei;H
0as SDftem BON DEN erpdbutcn St0rungtn.
grsis 2jt. pro Sdadtcl. 81 babcu bci allen
&potbtitrn oOer per 4Of oeriduot.
Dian idrci6s an T. r NAB & o., Qr.
55, Gm=Strube. I,iD=0Orf, uR dn BUD nit
Rotbi3ldgsn. 90
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GermiIbte teIearap6ildle sepeIdlcn

- Sn MeriOen, Conn.,, lit g. o.
8rainerO, ieit 20 Sabren @apitGn Der
Oprtigen Seuerpebr, BON einem it0rz
rif9 gepOrOenen Pferbe, ba5 er i'm
SpriBen6aufe aufI6irren pOlIte. gu
Spbe getrampelt porOen. @r mar so
Sabre alt.
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@irh tpicner nninchnnt.

9es 90 lines, Sa,, 10. San, -
Brdiibent W. s. Piel BON Der yRutioz
nal Stnr4 Dorf5 So. in 3epzgorf
bat ertldrt, Die fiir8lt4 bier bur9
6euer 3erit0rte 6ubrtt Der 8eiellz
i6uFt DerOe in gr0Berem MaBftabe
nieOer auFgebuut perOen, na3bem er
DON Dem W}dppr Der Stubt Die 8erIiz
4erung er6alten babe, bic StaOt perz
De i6re @uferrO6ren Bis in Die 6az
BRIT Oerldngern unb auf Der 2eBteren
Die ftGbtiI4en Steuern auf einen3eit=
raum BON 3e6n Sahren er[affen.
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Die 6eChdfte ber ''Galpfrt@ pank"

tpcrpen bon . Sonner # g. OrH - Janudr' an
in bersu neuen @ebduOe an eoluaroz un0 SdratoOo=
Strabc ecfiibrt tperOen.
Muf 5epufIten inn Spnrfdifsn'S 'Ssparfemcnf'
tpcId,e por rem 15. Sanudr etnbe;oblt inercen
nernem Snfcn ppm L. Sanuar dn bered'nst.
uI-3D 9. Gemin Sor. 9aiiirer.
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bem ungeri8teten ltn6eil Die 6auptz
f4ulb truge. Bel ipftematifder Gonz
trole unO einem geb0rtg geregeltan
leberpa6ung8bienit pGre Elm berartiz
ger umfaifenber 9errat6 Elm Ding Der
llnm0gli6feit gefpe7en. Sic 6ofFen,
DAB penigitens Die 2ebren Der bei6dz
menben gntbiillungen an maBgeben=
Der SteIIe gebii6renb beber8igt perz
ben, bamit cine Wieberbo1ung Der
@orgdnge fir Oie3utunft ausgef4lofz
fen bleibe.
Cine dbnti6e @ffatre in
g 4leften.
@ien, 10. San. - DIS nenn e5
an Diefem etnen ieni iationelIen Spioz
mage Pro3eB nod ni9t 9enug ipGre,
f6eint cine neue Qtuflage befelben
iebr nabe bebor5uite6en. GS pirb gez
melOet, baB in Steinau (9tonapu)
in Seitrei9tf9 : @4leIien Elm getpii=
Ter Sofep6 3alesti unter bem Ser
bd6te, eine ausgeDe6nte Spionage flir
&uBlanb betrieben gu baben, per9oftet
tporben 1T. Inter ieiner umfangreiz
6en Gorrefponben3, pel9e BON Der
POIi8ei6ebOrbe nit 8ef4log beIegt
porben lit, ,ftnb bteIe compromittirenbe
8riefe ausldnbtf9er 8ertretungen
bOrgefunben lporben. 8Gbrenb er an
i4eineno beionbers fir HuBlanb ben
Matler geipieGt bat, ift er audi nit ben
ReprGientunten anberer Hegierungen
in llnter6unolung getpefen, Inn ibnen
tpidttge SSnformatton 5ugGngli4 gu
MAIDEN. Man erpartet, baB Die 9rOz
5efiirung 3uIeSti's ii6 taum peniger
aufregenb geitalten lpirb, als bieientge
Gartnu's, unb baB in bieiem 5alle Die
nG6ite llmgebung berMinifter in ie6r
garitiger 8eleu6tung eri4einen mtrb.
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sls sslss isTIs IsTsSss;s-E,
S. -. sSrieoeniualc & So.
amcrifa's er0Btcr @ttrdnfez ez2aOen.
"Sd merle an Ger Spntdne fefn."
vTemdte @aarcn"
81 Gngrosz Yreiien.
Coupons
6radt ffets earnadb. SSir seben lie
NIT ienem Ssrfauf.
lnitr btriibntcr meO;,iniib.r Wlal,z

llnier btriibmter meOisiniibtr 0taliz
Wbisfep: Ri6ts bsfer qtqen Die
S6ip;nOIuht 4reis pro Slai6t.. CO.
9eaAz9raoD Ino SoDniq; eiH iOc1its
g9int,rzQ3etrdnf pro S!aide. ...... 69'
RrDtaqifrttr 8od uno JtDs, pro 6la=
! oranue.8ranOp, Oas 8i8tist fiir
Rrdntli6s: pro 6lai6s..........$1. z
!, 9lmuntialOoz ebtrrD, in 5lui6'n ims
!; port;rt. pro Nuartilai6e........S1.O @
! WiliOa A@Rbsftp, Sa5 iagt 4llss;
! pro Gudrtfldibe ......-....... u
nit i;oer Slui6e gtbtn mir cine buibs
! ipiuts geilion gratis.
Oh 6duit 99ir pfieriren Oieicn BE-
i riibmteu 8Og9tn=g8bist:p, Qardnz
! tirt Sabre aft, nirtli6sr Q9crtD
$4.G0, 3u un;trem Spc3ialprciic pro
|, 8dloue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pa
Glpccrins Rod uro HDt, Hi6ts bsfer
qeqen 6uit;n opsr Grfdltung, pro
Gudrt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Weoi3inii6tr @eneoec fir San:u,
ipt'icQ qtqtn all; 6rau,nl:iOen De-
4 itiairt, pro Qjntt. Oh
r7ra's tSoeaD~ 9aB ale. rJtips,"
/ 4int5, pro Subtnb. nb..............S1. IL
|. Trdparirtcr 3om uno Serrp, fir oas
/, bcib, @aTer bcreit, Guartflaibe
|. liefcrt orei Quarts, fiir......... 9S
!. Suf:p's Dtal;EgRbisteD, pro Tldlde 10
!, 1Seiucr alter Bort, Sbcrrp, GataDz
6a Wustatcl, glroelica uno 0tae
oeira. @ullons 500 ODER Glaz
lDe -. @p
Creme DC Mcntbe. GuartzTlaide.. 10
. Slo Gobal Rpt, qorantirt 4 Sabre
4 alt. Sdllone u
! Root6's ooer @urnetts Com Sin,
! pro Quart ..................... ~
! Qlb' Nle. TuBtnD. D................Tl. :
Sr;eotunaio's r9lbD=9arrclH tntbdlt
cine G}uaone I Sabre alter 0tdrp=
I ldnou @OQqcudg9bDsftD, in Iblidz
I ttr Serpadiut9 ...............-..T T5.t
! ,9uritp Godtlils," bcfer, als IN
! orn 99irtbi6uitcn, pro Guart
roe. Qinte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Sules Waurt franj0fidtr 6ognatz
9ranOp, in 6lai6en inporttrt pro
4 Gudrf .-.----.....
! 9eatbz @ramOp. pro Guart= 5iai6;.. 20
Wurai6inozGiri6eu. Guurtflaife.. go
Smportirh.r 8uuentbaler Rbeinz
fpein Sine &ifte Don u Quarts
tilr ..........-......-.. Po'u
gltsr 9ano o=9tpfel= l=9runOp, pro G}als
lone ...-................. d
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7[nfn1t Tr11stOn.
pou MdrnIanc.
Union Trust Building,

Gbariess uno Sapttfe"gtraae.
Rapttal unn ueberitbu6 81. 100000
ffibgt ein onsemeiues ganfs unb 9ruhfSes
f6dft.
Sri Grusnt 3iuisn beJabit auf SiIdnlen,
hi, ouf Gbefs a.jogen tDeroeH.
3eitsGepofitsn su ipe3islsn Gate3 aagsnsns
men.
GpdrsO epartement.
Giutaeen i'm Spar Sspartemsat, ben ges
s,SbulitStn SparbanfsRe eeulatipRen urtsriuoSs
len trtpifnidbt 8 9rojtnt Sinisn b.lablt.
9iefe 6ompagnit if elm ssittli4es SepSfitos
rium FIR SonDs in 6GnDen pon 9rufees poer
Ttitamsnts % oGitr,dern, fOtuie o1t 5tastss rne
Ginbrs6erii6tre Gep6lbe, Rdf.u $3.50 biz
$4,000 pro Sabr. 1
G.sra. PIoefftpne. Sohn o. Gibbs,
gritoent; Stee'Vrdi.;
Seurp e. Esw. Ttd,dre .. Senmau'
z. 8ices Brdi.; Sttr. une Smaem'
GrefutipsG omtte:
HHileg gBbits, IT,, Seymour gtdnbelbdum.
0.liou 9erin, Grntr j.. Rndos, IT,
6. 9. SuHtiug. (augl4d0
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2'aOwap's 2teaOp 2iefief
per(6aFt fofottt9e cSimOetttng,
0rfGlt1tlI9clu
We6er Ga(S.

g8tnn si. sDan,iq OOcr Dretbio 9ropfcn nit cts
mas Sprup Dor Dem s6taferge6eu ncDmcn uuS
tincH Glansnluppen, nit Rclisf seidttiot, um ben
Gals mu@er, tpsrOen Sic Ots Morstus BON Sbrcr
Salgsnt5iHOuHg tujeOcrbcrosfteat icin.
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R1tP11utnrttE

ooer QpnQsncntJnnouug io1te mitttt beg 8cosB
&clisi bebanOet ptrotn pie nadtcbno DEM
9utirnten iOaten 5ipar3G Gropitu 8elief sOe
StunDe in cinen geinQlaic nit g9aTtr ptrabioI0t
unb bic gau3e @ruit Der Riidcr uuO oi: uuoeyeH
&5rpsrtbeile bGufiQ nit Dem Rtl,f ciroericbsn
tpsroen; y9eai Tea" uuO 7ltiibbrib: ntiifi'u oers
obre6t iperbtn, nm ben Qaticntcn bsi Rrdittn lu
erbalten unO Die Gdrm, mi1en Qcl:gcnti6 uits
telit Or. RaODa9'5 9ileH III 3blti0tet gst5t
tDeroer.
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MR.

Giutrlei, pclb' beftiqe ootr qualtnOs S6merJea
Der NIT Rbsumatismug 9ebaftstt, gsttldoerigas
SnoaIibe, frippel, 1srp6s an 8euralgie 9eiOenOss
bon Rrantbeit Rebsmannte an8 anghebsn mag,
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S)92a0wap's
OV pi(Cen.
etets ,uDerIdiTs, rein pesetabtlifd.

gOnfdnOio oci6modlos, elegant ibcr,
fitbrsHO reQulireuO, rciniQcup unr
q q 10 aD'g 9ilIen sur Seir
ruugsn nes DIaQeus, Der 0icreu,
Grantbtitcn, S6UinOdaHfdac, @tr
ulprrhDiOtu
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Gfe6er unb @e6leIfieber oebeiIt.
&aOwab'S NeaOD &elief

furirt nibt Hur Der gatientsu, Der bon T I az
a crorffeu 1T, iorOsrn ss sut0ebtn aud 2eute,
tUelts beriur irflnrcn unp itD,u gtorgcu bti'm
RtIitf In einem SSIoft yaoffer nebmsn nnS ein,y
Grader eiien, Dieim aufduen
gu baben bel alien @potbetsrH, SOC. per 6taibs.
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Grt3HnOuuetu Der Ricren Der glaIe Ser Giuo:s
peiOt, Der 9uuqen, ipuuotn 0als, @roubiti5,
SblurrdtbnliQfet Group, Raturrb RmrdlQie,
@beumatismus, S6ittciroft Be6idiilt,r 5roIs
bculen, bonn froits uugcQriffcuc R6rpcrt6eiIe
Die GppliiatioH BON n taoD Relief n1b
benz R6rpsrtbeit. ooer ben R6rpert6tiGtu rDoiebft
bus QeiOen oOer Der edmsr3 isinen Sis bat, Oerz
uriubt iofortiqe Qiuocruuq.
SuHtrlib. Gin balb,r big cin oan3r Tbees
G6ffcl Oog in sjutm @lair @oiitr turirt in Dsuz
qer. stIufloFQfcit MiQrdnc, 9iurrbcs 0pientsrit,
@olic 9ldbuHgcn unO ale inncrliben 9ei5rpsroen.
Malaria in fcinen uerfebiercnen Sprmen.
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9 i 5 9 E t B E B a TIE / !
9fet 6 8tQd.

Sci Der 6eutigen' 6ortIeBung Der
8iibgetbebatte i'm Rei65tag ertldrte
Ql6georbneter 8afermann, Die Gutio@
nauiberalen piirDen jeDem 8OrI4lage
8etreff5 @rbebung elmer 2lnlei6s BON
35,OOO,OOO N&art CUR 9edung be5
Delights i'm 8UDget oppOniren. ST.
nan3reformen feien n0tbig, unO Die
gationuIiberalen ieien Der Ginfiibz
rung biretter Rei45iteuern ni4t a6z
9enei9t.
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Paris, 10. San = 9r. @dlOefs
Rou1euu, Der fran30iif4e Premter,
pirD am nG9fen SOnntag 81 ct.
@ttenne cine pt9tige Rebe bulten unb
Oarin Die gan3e politit Der &egierung
befiniren. 0u bieIe ReOe als grOffz
nung Der miniiterielIen 8d6lcumpdgz
ne gu betra4ten lit, 10 perOen meb~
rere anoere Mitglieber bes &abtnets
ben premier na9 ct. @tienne begIeiz
ten, uno etpa 100 0eputirte unb Sez
natoren perben bort periammelt fein.
Die Mauern 81 ct. @ttenne iin0
nit 8ldfaten beDedt. Die gattpnaliz
ften unb antiminiferielen So3ialtften
forbern Die 8eb0lterung auf ii4 aller
ipmpatbif4en &unOgebungen Bel Der
@elegen6eit 5u ent9alten, unO es Oiirf<
te gu ldrmenoen Oemonitrutionen
5lpiIGen ben feinbli9en9arteien tomz
men. Grnitli6e 8ubeIt0rungen nerz
ben iebo9 ni9t befiir9tet.
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Smyrna times., 1902-02-19
LCOMDIUNICATED.
Against Novels.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE.

Objection seems to be made to fc-
ton criticism. Which would endorse
this objection? Christ or his Satanic
Majesty? Statement is made that the
denOuncer of fiction has been a great
fiction reader. This is untrue, and
eauthor of the statement knew when
he wrote it that he could not possibly
know it WAS true.
DisJointed statement and covert i'm
plication is also made that our school
children want and NEED novels, and
that they are necessary to aid their
vocabulary. This is an austounding
assertion. Anyone with a slight
knowledge of published literature
must know that there is now and has
been for years in the market host of
Histories, Biographies, works on Nat
ural Science, Useful Arts, Sociology,
General Literature, Books of Travel
and Description, etc., all written e.
presSLy for children from s years old
upward and replete with not only the
choicest aOOrds and diction but with
truthful, entertaining, instructive and
practical ideas as well. Are these to
be rejected and fictitious and unreal
stuff substituted? If so, we may well
dispair for our children's intellectual
or moral education under such advisers.
The onlv claim worth noting made
by the advocates of novel reading is
that it stimulates one to read better
books. Perhaps. If man desiring
his son to learn a business, trade or
profession, began by teaching him un-
real and imaginary things about such,
hoping to stimulate in him desire to
acquire knowledge of them, he would
be considered idiotic.
The Bank Of England is said to ask
each applicant for a position how he
spends Sunday? A young man apply
ing for any important position will
most likely be asked what he reads. Il
his answer is "mostly felton," he may
be sure he has but little chance to gel
that position.
To show to our religious people, il
no others will listen, how fiction il
Free Libraries is helping their domain
the following is quoted from Free
Library and SIX of its branches, GOV
ering every section of a large and con
servative city. The figures are for tn,
year 1900:
Smyrna times., 1902-02-19

Despite all that has been said to the
contrary it is most gratifying and
encouraging to hear that our county
finances are in a healthy condition.
Many In Duck Creek Hundred who
feared raise in taxes incident to the
repairs on the Bombay Hook Island
Eoads, may find food for thought in
the statement Just rendered by County
Treasurer Emerson to the Kent County
Levy Court. The first year of Repub
Iican rule in the county gives no r
Of alarm that the county is going to be
bankrupt. Says the Dover State
Sentinel: SIN spite of the improvements
and repairs to roads and old bridges
and the building of new bridges the
expenditures for the year just past are
about $1,000 less than the year pre-
ceding. These improvements, we
understand, have all been paid for and
there is yet balance in the treasury
of more than So, 900. And yet it was
such improvements that were going to
sink the county and increase the taxes.
Anothcr fact to be noted is that the
amount Of receipts for the past year
shows a decrease Of nearly $1,000 as
eomiar. with the preceding one.
THIS Is due to tue cutting off of the in.
come tax.
In the face of these facts and the
condition the Republicans found the
GdUnty's affairs, they are indeed to be
commended for their management
IF such showing marks the close O
the first years business under sucl
adverse circumstances, what may W,
expect after the Republicans hav,
been in control for few years longer
Smyrna times., 1902-02-19
ICOMMUNICATED.l ]
Free Library.

The question before our people is
not whether Smyrna "can afford to be-
without library, but how best to
maintain it. We have had such an in
stitution practically free' FIR so
many years, and that through the mu-
niicence of our own citizens, that
cries for culture, progress, &C., seem
scarcely needed here. Is the differ
ence between one dollar per annum
and one cent per annum for sustaining
libraries really an index of the Cd m
parative intellectual standing of COM
munities? Many libraries have pur-
sued our old plan and still do so, with
out condemning their people to bar
barism. Harrisburg, the capital of
great State, dares to open her ''public
library" upon exactly our terms. Per-
haps we may dismiss the question of
reputation. There exists among our
population no unwillingness to support
a library and reading room by volnn-
tary subscription - that has been
proved too often and too long to be
questioned. All that has been neces-
sary was proper leadership. Working
for and with the old institution was
and continues to be so simple means
of obtaining all that is desirable, and
so completely avoids all complications
that it appears to be the natural course
for us at present.
1t has been suggested that the school
children need access to the library for
some purposes, and that is true of
those in the High School especially.
1t would not at any time diminish the
income of the institution to grant to
the pupils in the High School use of
the books without charge, and no lib
eral Board of Trustees would proba-
bly, ever hesitate to do so. Special
privileges were at one time offered to
the schools but were not utilized to
any extent. There is no need of the
new law to secure that "adjunct" to
our school system here.
Nor is it indeed at all impossible,
upon the voluntary plan, to do away,
ultimately, with all library fees, for il
really makes very little difference tC
those who subscribe how many others
make use of the collection. This
method would, however, retain con
troll of the class of attendance in til,
rooms, by reimposing annual feet
when circumstances demanded. TIC
the adoption of the new law there are
, obvious objections. 1t imposes upor
property too large proportion of tn,
expense of a pleasure and benefit con
fined to the individual. Then tn