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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
God and N a m m on.

Inter ocean.
The Rock River conference has
taken note of the "supernumerary
ministers who use their relations to
the Methodist church to advance
business schemes of n questionable
character" and has charged its pre-
siding elders to do all in their power
to abate such scandals.
Perhaps it should be explained
that supernumerary" is not n min
lister who is disabled or for whom
the church cannot find work with
the usual rewards. "Supernumerar-
les" are those whom the church en-
ploys III other than pastoral duties
and also those who, for some reason.
get leave of absence from the pastor
ate, but till retain "A clerical status.
Generally the real reason of these
latter for becoming "supernumer-
airy" is that the pastorates open to
them are not as renumerative as
they require or desire, Upon some
of these, because of the questionable
businesses in which they engage, the
conference has directed its censures
In view Of some recent clerical
performances in the business line,
both within and without the Methu-
dist church, the action Of the confer.
ence was certainly justified and
timely. For example, the spectacle
has lately been presented of two
preachers, not Methodists, promoting
n speculative numbering scheme. and
seeking TO attract investors by assur-
ing them that their corporate motto
ls"Thou God seest me- How the nse
OF such n motto by spectators may
strike other ministers we know not,
but to ordinary laymen it seems lit
tie short of blasphemy. And there
are men, holding a Methodist cleri-
cal status, whose business methods
are just as offensive, though not so
conspicuous.
OF course, the excuse made TOR
these men by themselves and their
personal friends is that duty TO their
families compels them to seek in
business those material rewards
which the church does not give
them. Those who offer that excuse
would dc well to remember saying
of the Master they profess especially
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

"A valued exchange is Of the opin-
ion that Wisconsin farmers whose po-
tatoes have been rotted by too much
rain may console themselves with
the reflection that lit might have
been worse" Let them think OF the ten
inches plus that fell ia the East, do
ing $2,O00,OO0 damage in the single city
OF Paterson, and rendering thousands
homeless. Every part Of the country
has had fault to find with the wealth
er this year, but Wisconsin has suf-
fered less than many other sections.
In the early summer the Southwest
was devastated by floods, while the
East was burned by drought. A few
weeks ago cold wave descended
upon the Canadian Northwest aud
invaded the Dakotas and part OF Ne
braska. Now the deficiency OF mois-
ture which the East complained OF
earlier in the year Is rudely cOmpen-
stated by tropical shower in which
more water has fallen than ever be.
fore accompanied single storm dur
| ing the whole period covered by the
records OF the weather bureau. The
potato rot Is II bad thing. but Wiscon'
sin has reason, all things considered
to congratulate herself upon having
escaped so cheaply.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
ANews Service Without Parallel.

There is ample justification for the
claim made by The Chicago Record
Herald that its readers enjoy every
day in the week, Sundays included
a news service that is without paral-
lei in range and completeness. In
addition to the Independent news
facilities of The Record II erald, that
paper receives the complete news
service of the New York Herald, the
New York World and the Associated
Press, and when it is considered that
its new columns are supplemented
by all the special features so popular
with its thousands of readers, it Will
be seen that The Record Herald
holds a unique place among the great
newspapers a the United States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
BY Persuasion. Not by Force.

Darlington Democrat;
In the territory covered by the
Democrat there are many people
with different tastes and different
preferences in their mode of passing
the Sabbath. No man or woman in
this territory is as free as Selkirk on
his island He could go out and
swing his arms without danger of
damaging another man. In this
good Lafayette county of ours, where
men are crowded somewhat thickly,
my neighbours freedom and mine
are of necessity circunscribed. His
right to swing his fists ends right
where ny nose begins, provided my
nose is not poking Itself into his bus
mess. In the matter Of Sabbath OBJ
servance there should be no CO.
ercion, no invoking OF the power of
the statute, except where the right
of another is infringed. If my neigh
Dor, being adult and sound of mind,
goes fishing quietly on Sunday or
goes Off in a pasture lot somewhere
to play noisy games, where the noise
will disturb no one who wishes for a
quiet day, no statute should be
clamped upon his freedom. Those
who think he does wrong and feel
enough interest in him to impel
them to action, may persuade, en-
treat, eXhort, warn, but force never.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

STATISTICS Of the meat market
in Omaha taken within the week
show that the price Of dressed pork
has be,u advanced 10 per cent with
in ii year, while the price of the
dresser product has been 80 much
increased the meat trust is paying AZ
per cent less for stock than 1t did II
year ago, thus increasing its profit
enormously. The price Of live stock
dropped 81 a hundred last week, and
that of dressed pork advanced "a
cent pound. The trust appears to
be working the business "for what it
will stand" and a little more.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
No Justice In South Carolina.

! Evening Wisconsin.
South Carolina Justice is mock
cry and IA byword. That is the ver-
diet OF the people Of the United
| States. The jury in the case of James
n. Tillman, who shot down and
State, has acquitted the murderer.
Nobody Is surprised, but everybody
outside Of South Carolina is disgust
ed. Tillman j. tx lieutenant COVER
nor He is nephew of Senator
Benjamin II. Tillman, who was pres.
ent while the judge charged the
jury. Advantage has been taken,
from the beginning, Of everything
that would overawe or Influence the
the prisoner, In his charge
to the jury the Judge urged
the members to disregard any out
side claims that too many homicides
have gone unpunishcd.h The YER
dict will be received in South Caro-
lima as evidence that it is mortal
otfense for a newspaper man to criti-
else member of the Tillman family
who is incumbent of public office.
The tyranny that rules the once
proud commonwealth of South Caro-
lima is not less harsh and hateful
than that which flourished before
the Civil War. This verdict Of ac-
quittal must injure the reputation of
the state throughout the civilized
world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

to serve. we cannot" he said, aserve
both God and Mammon."
The man who does not find In the
service Of the church sufficient COM
pensation for the lack Of those ma.
terial rewards which his abilities
might bring him elsewhere should
get out OF the ministry altogether. II
he has given hostages to fortune that
make clerical hardships peculiarly
trying, he has none to blame but
himself. He should face manfnily
the consequences Of his own lack OF
foresight, and make n clear : cut
choice between the goods OF this
world and the treasures of the next.
He should not attempt the impos-
sible task Of effecting compromise
between tie commercial code and
the moral law-betweeen the SER
vice of God and Of Mammon.
TO those who essay this impossible
buSNs WIN VNCh " w ihtsNp 70 e''N's
clerical status commercial asset
and thus bring scandal upon the
clerical profession and the church
under whose banner they are en-
rolled, the Rock River conference
has most justly given censure. Such
ministers put themselves and theil
church in position that is most de
plorable, and destructive to the in.
terests OF religion. They should be
made to choose between the worlC
and the church, and to become
either altogether business men oil
altogether clergymen.
Neither the Methodist nor any
other church can safely permit III
ministers to stand with one foot In the
pulpit and the other in the market
to straddle across from the pursuI
of souls to the hunting of dollars
aye cannot serve both God anC
Mammon."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
Ran Nail Through His Hand

While opening box, J. G. Mount
OF Three Mile bay, n. Y, ran a ten
penny nail through the feshy part
of his hand. ~ thought at once OF
all the pain and soreness this would
cause me- he says, "and immediate.
ly applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and occasionally afterwards To my
surprise it removed all pain and
soreness and the injured parts were
soon healed For sale at Vivian's
Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

The Madison Journal, recogniz.
cd as one Of the lew sheets in the
state bitterly opposed to the state
administration, and has readily
cried $50 for him to Congressman
Babcock when it thought it detected
a move OH "Bab's' part 10 get after
LaFollette's scalp, in late issue
touching on affairs in this the third
congressional district, fails Babcoc k
right and left, yet attempts to com
plimeut him In the same breath.
Such pciitica! hash has nothing but
a nauseatirg effect. 1t is not true Re-
publicanism, Which by the way, is
something very much lacking in the
state political hubbub ut the present
time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
Farm fer Sale

Consisting Of 100 acres prairie and
acres timber land, situated 8 miles
southeas: OF Mineral Point and 3
west Of Waldwick postoffice. There
on are one large two-story house,
large basement barn and other build
ings, cistern, well and windmill.
Schoolhouse on the farm. For par
ticulars inquire OF Mrs. John Harker
Waldwick. 39tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

F. w. Dave offers his dwelling
adjoining the residence of William
McNiel, south of the New High
School for sale. More than > acre
of land, 6 large rooms besides closets
pantry, good cistern, large barn, and
beautiful shrubery and surroundings
For price and terms see J. II Rey.
nOlds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

Chicago Record Herald: A
Charleston, :, paper published an
editorial the other day dtploring the
fact that few people move into that
state from other parts of the country
and sadly asserting that no immi.
grants go there to settle. 1t wonder.
ed why. The verdict in the Tillmau
case is pretty good answer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

WEaQcee with the Evening Wis
consin IN us assertion that"if Gonz-
ales had shot Tillman South Caro-.
lima Just ire world have found no diff
ficulty IN securing jury to bring In
a verdict " murd in the first de
gree
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
Of Interest to Homeseekers.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eau Claire, Wis, Oct. 10, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that plat
of the survey of an island in Little
Wood Lake, in Section %, Il. IS n.
II. Is w. 4th e. NJ, as executed by f.
o. Jansson, d. S., and accepted by
the Commissioner of the General
Land Office on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, 1908, will be officially filed
in this Office on November y, 1908, at
8 o'clock n. M, and that on and after
such date this Office Will be prepared
to receive applications for entry of
such island.
A. w. MUNGER, Register.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

THE Republicans of Crawford
county have prevailed upon Hon.
Alley Peterson to stand AS a candi-
date for Congress. Each county thus
rouudin. UP with n favorite son,
leaves II Grand opening for a dark
horse
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

Manawa Times: Some congress-
man or senator will win the everIast-
ing gratitude of newspaper men and
printers when they require the gov
eminent 10 manage the government
printing office upon the same princi-
pes rs other departments are man
aged. st present envelopes are pur-
chased by the billion, printed and
transported free Of costand in direct
competition with home printers, who
must pay freight aud pay the print
ers from their earnings. What roar
there would be were the government
to furnish dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, etc, at cost, transportation free /;
yet it would be rs reasonable as to
do commercial printing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22

The experience of John Alexan-
der Dowie in New York illustrates
Lincoln's remark that you can't fool
all OF the people all OF the time"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-10-22
Fresh Bakery Goods

such as cakes, doughnuts, cookies,
bred etc. every day. Brewer q Pen
hallegOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14

6eute frii6 ndbm Der o6ne Inter
LAB ieit geitern berabItr0menbe Regen
fat ben @baratter zines Molfenbru6s
an, uno bieIe 8urger fanben, als tie
I'm 8egriffe iparen, on i6r Sdgenerf
gu geRsn, iRre 8o6nun8en poaitdnbig
bon 8afer umringt. Sn pieIen 5dlz
len itieg bic 6Iut6 Bis an ben oberen
Rano Der 6enfter bes erften 6todperz
tes. Cine 0oqe Quabratmeile i'm
S5nnern Der Stabt, etn19IieBli6 elmer
cine babe Wleile Ianger Strede Der
8abitraBe, Der 6auptberte6rsaoer,
mar ii6erI6nemmt. Sin Wldule7el
ertrant BEL einem 8erIu9e, biefe
Strefe Der 8apitruBe nit einem 8az
gen 81 bur6treu3en, unb Der 6ubr=
mann rettete nur nit tnapper 9lot6
iein Qeben. g}ap6tabartdfen Ii. Guz
berboote fubren auf ben StruBen unz
6er unb 6olten bie8epobner Der iiberz
i6pemmten 6Gu1er ab. sSm 0artez
1ddle Des lnlon=8dbnbots mar ods
WufIer pone 3tpei SUP ttef. 6eute
g}a6t lift bic 5tubt o6ne 8eleu4tunq,
ba bic 6lutb ben 8etrie6 Der elettriz
f4en 8eIeudtungsz2 z2nIagen unterbroz
den bat. Der 8eTummtberluit niro
uuf 100000 geT4GBt. NuBerbem
ianebt Der 8ribgeitroBen 8iaoutt,
tpel6er $250,0O0 tofete, in groBer
8efdbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14
&uf Ger Spur?
cOrnin'6 11lorO9e6eimniB.
MMSara6mn9 Der 2eidc BON M9atbd
HeidIlin acfproert. 0erb1T=
tItng cines Smanftudrtcrs.

2lu9 Pitts6urg bat Elm MorOge4eim>
niB. = Gin Mann, pel6er einem
aau6morb gum 0pFer sefaGsn gu
iein f6eint, als 2ei6e i'm N}OnOn=
gubeIa gefunben. = @er6eerenoer
92orOotiturm pnb P6GnomenaIsr
Re8en in 6loriOo. : SadfonOile
inter NaFer un0 Der @erte4r gsz
3smmt. = RoofeDeIt in Gan
Grancisco. = 2tn6sre Snlon0~
Ra6ri6ten BON 5ntereFe.
Qorutn, 8, 18. m2ai. = 2us
3eIultat BON Observation-Disclosures
ten unter 2(er3ten be3iigli8 be8 3u=
fturbs bes 80rpers Der tir3li4 bier
in Der 8o6nunq ibres 8ruoer5, zines
tat6oli74en 8eiitIt4en, unter fenia>
tioneIIen umitGnben ermorbeten 2tgdz
tia Reinlin iDir0 bic Qei6e lpu6rz
f6etnli6 lDieber du8gegrd6en iperOen.
3pet angefe6ene 8iirger foqen berett
fein, eibli6 gu er6drten, DuB Singer
ipuren an Dem 5aIIe 2lgatba'a 3u
ie6en pdren unb ben S6IuB re6tfer~
tigten, boB Der W}0roer 0as W}Gofen
erniirgte, 9ieIe 8eugen iino angebz
Ii4 Or. 8. 6. 6rend, Der GouHtpz
Coroner, unb 9Olt3eicapitGn g. 8.
Sod.
Or. Cor, lpel8er bic 9oitmortems
unteriu4ung Dornabm, 6e3eugts ge=
legentlid oes SynqueIts, buB feline
5iHgeripuren en- 6ulfe Der Grmor@
ceten 1i6tbar puren, unb buB Oa5
MGb6en nit einem Stein er19la8en
puroe. 0eteftiD 02inB aus Glepez
1anO, peI4er jeBt nit RadforI6unz
gen ii6er ben San 6ei9Gfttgt iit, err
tIGrt, Die 8ieoerausgra6ung Der
2eide DerOe geforbert perOen.
@lebeIunb, o., 13. N}at. =
Giner @pe3ialbepeIde Der gGpening
gaetp5" 3ufolge tit g2oa6 5prabIing,
Der S6unfpdrter, peI4er unmittels
bar na6 Der Grmoroung Qgat6d
Rei6Iin'S cine 8aQone 06istep an
@aitmir Rei6lin, ben iiingiten 8ruz
Der beg Opfers, pertdufte, bon ben
9etettiD5 8oloImitb unb MinB perz
6aftet unO in'5 9olt3si6auptquartier
gefii6rt poroen. gs 6eiBt, oaB er
Di6tige U&itt6eilungen be3iigIi6 Des
0}orOes ma6te, ulS er in Der 8oIi3eiz
itation bem nS6piBberFa6ren" unter=
porfen tpurbe, unb buB er unter Be-
Oeutenbe 8iir9I6aft fir fem GrT6ei=
nen Dor Der @rano=Surp geTtent ner>
ben ipir0. 8si'm S6luiTe bes Ser
60rS fotberte 9eteftiD O2inb cine
Dieoerer0ffnurg be5 gon8en Safes.
0fapOr Sing uno 5taatsannaIt
Stroup 6dben nod feline GntI6eiounq
ii6er bic 6or6erung dbgege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14
Girren nuF Der ,,Grcat Nnrtdern
Sahn,

81. 9auI, 0}inn., 13. W}ai. =
5n elmer 6eute itattgeFunbenen Gonfez
ren3 Der 3ugbeOienitetsn Der ,8reat
gtortbern 8a6n" nit ben 8eI6GFtsz
Ieuten pon ct. 9ouI uno Winneupoz
liz nurOe es offenbar. OnB bic Grite=
ren i9re PIdne fir einen aLgemeinen
Strife 10 gut pie 0olsnoet ba6en.
9r. @orretfon, 8ertreter Der 3ug6ez
bieniteten, perii6erte bic @eI6Gftsz
leute, baB bor 6 l16r 6eute N6enO
93i6ts geide6en iperbe. lte6er Oieien
3eitpunft binau8 aber t0nne er feline
8erIpre6ungen MAIDEN. 2tus anoeren
Queuen peiB man, buB Elm Strife
6efe6t erlaiIen fperoen tpirb, i'm Sale
bic 8a6ngefeGidaft Biz um bic 9ez
nunnte 6tunbe 6eute Q6eno feline GU
geitGnbnif1e gemu6t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14

VI i y - y ILs
QorbDn, Is. U}1i. - Carmen
GbtDu, bic R0nigtn unb 0idterin Don
Rumdnien, 6ut Elm Drama geIhriez
ben, nelfes ben enbloIen 8rdm elmer
eyuOtn I6tloert, bic BON i6rem eigeneH
8olt oerlafen unO BON Der iibrigen
8elt DerFolgt tft. S6re Da6l bes
8eQenitanoe8 uno bic 2lrt, pie tie ibn
6e6Qnoelte, nerbeu at5 enfI6iebens
9er0ammunq Der iuDenFeinOlt6en
goltttf 5ettens RumGnien's betruaz
tet. @erQ0e Des6alb lift e5 a6er ni6t
pabrIheinli6, baB bag rumdnif4e
8olt Oiefes, t6r neueites Bert fddBeu
pir0. sic bat 9Orf$6rungen getrOfz
fen, 6a8 Drama in 2lmertta 3u Derz
0FFentli6en unD 3ur 2tuffu6rung 6rins
qen gu Ga7en; in ibrem eigenen Qan0e
pirb es pa6rI8einIiA u6erbauPt ni4t
erI6einen.
Qngebli6 o6ne 9runb Derz
B aftet.
0ier, IS. 0}at. - s5m 2t6geor6z
neten6ou1e 0e8 Reid5rat65 puroe
gremier BON R6r6er ii6er bic 9erz
6aftung BEG 0itreidifden 0toIdintz
item ga6t in Gibraltar interpelIirt.
9erId6e mar bort unter Der 8eI4uIz
biQunq Der6aFtet, einen 2(ngriff duf
R6nig Gonaro BEL beFen Qnpeien=
belt in Gibraltar geplant 3u bdben.
ga6 Der 9arite1ung Der SSnterpelunz
ten Duroe Ra8t ber6aftet, 0bglei4
feline 8eipeiIe gegen i'm Dorla8en.
Der Bremiermittfter iDur0e dufgeforz
bert, bic 6retIafun8 6es g}a4t gu erz
pirten.
8rotOtOIG Der6ffentItdt.
9Qrts, 13. U}ai. = 9as ns5oura
nal OfFtciel" ber0Ffenttiate bic 9ez
ne6mtgung bes am o. 6e6ru1r in
8aI6ingtpn unter3eidreten fraH30z
ft76yDene3uelaniIden 8rOtotoQ5 NIT
Der 8efanntga6s, OaB bas Qrbitras
tion8z8erFa6ren am I, SUM- in Garas
Gag 1einen 2lnfang nimmt unO baB
ale 2(n7prH4e Dor bem /. 2(uguit gelz
teno gema6t nerOen miifen.
0euer Dene3ueIanii4er
8eneraItonfuL
Caracas, 8ane3uela, 13. Ufat.
- 4eoro RaFoel 8incOne5 tit dIs
Qa6folger BON GIia8 8on3ale5 Gitez
BEG 3um @eneralz8onIul 9ene3uela's
in g}epz0ort ernaurt porDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14
subwabsstriFe inglems9orF brenbet.

Qen gort, 13. U}oi. = Gtpa
5000 5trifer te6rten 6eute CUR Qrbeit
an ben Su6pun 3uriid, uno elm
S6ieo5geri9t ioQ nun bic I4nebenz
ben Streitfragen l0fen. 1900 W1itgIiez
Der elmer Union Ieiiteten Dem 8efe6t
ibres qrGiiOenten, bic Qr6eit pieber
ouf3unebmen, teine 6OIge, neil iie, ME
tie 7agten, i'm Sale iie an Die 2lr6eit
9ingen, CUR l1rteritiiBung anberer am
Strife befinbli6en MitglieOer ibrer
Union, tpeIde an peri4iebensn 8e6duz
Den bei4dfti9t geipeien paren, beIteuz
ert perben ipurben.
Die Gontraftoren fperbsn jeBt Grz
fdBleute an SteQe Der Striter, rpel6e
ni6t 3uridte6rten, beI8dftigen. 225
Munn, gr0Btent6eils Neger, tpuroen
i6On beute ga4mittag inter benz
S6uBe elmer itarfen qoli3eima6t an
geiteut, obne baB bic Striter irgeno
pel6en Wioeritano pugten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14

@aFfeu unb RiIten bon 9pnamit in
i6rem geIiBc baben. Die 8eb0rDe bat
bur6 ongeIdlagene 9Iatate angetijn=
oigt, baB fie gu ben iddrfiten Sdrit@
ten sur Gr6aIturg Der Rube entIaloiz
fen lit.
6tapeGGauf oes gr0Bten
g Sdla4tfaiffsS Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14

bou DEM btr Zittcr igriat, mus stp1s 5urats
bares I.in: a6er tlum m.uoer bcOrtdt, 1ts Der caa
ron erfaBte D}tiaHt5ro2 1T oar Dtam, ocieu 8trs
oaulnesorauue fd in tiHem 3utauOe behdHojq.r
Bfr.j,tbeit uuo g.f6rtbcit 5ei;uDtu CT troulott
o5ueuaual:u uuo Ftbt dnaiam Dlbin. Der 9ss
Dautrnsp.rtbc, ntuu tr Die e. 9smarozRraut.ys
bin,u Mot t.nut Der Heuumal Hcuuflbs G5or,
fp.ru tr ibou pdUou at50st bat unb fs nitt ats
braubt @gj oeu 5roHjibu Wlatne uHo 9ebtrs
ltioln Cpsps9H; uHo &roluuH3 s-9abnao.u fno
fs oas ansrtannt bette uutrigtibitt pe!mitt.l, eas
Der o.uti5e ar3nc.i4lB ;nt5llt sic Hnb In alien
Qyotbtttu 3u blbsH. lSIIoS1, I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-14
3ooichtlt's Rriie.

3Deiter Sag ieine5 4ufent6olts in
San 6ran3i5co. = Me6r Reoen,
GmpFGnge uno aq8emeiner Gn=
t6uiia5mu5.
San Tran3i8co, IS. N}oi.
- PrdIioent 3ooieDelt erbO6 iid
6eute 3iemli6 frii63eitig uno fu6r
T6on I'm 8 l16r na6 Der nRatt0e
Sons 6uQ" an ber U}aIonitrdBe.
Qlu6 6eute ndren bic StruBsn, burd
pal6e er fam, nit Dleni4en gefiilt,
neI6e Ii6 Dor 5reube iiber ben 8eIu4
6eiIer I6rieen. Syn Der erpd6nten
6dQe nuroe 6rn. RooIeOelt Elm
Soubenir aus lauterem Sob iiberz
rei6t, fpel6e8 er nit etntgen 8orten
Des 9untes anna6m.
SSn3tpif6en batten it6 Die S6uIz
tin0er Der Sta0t gu SauIenOen auf
0em breiten Srottoir Der Ban gtsBz
QDenue berIammelt. Sober 8nabe
trug cine tleine SABINE, unO bic Sim
Der fi[lten bic StruBen auf Strede
me6rerer @ebierte. &ur3 nad 10 ll6r
errei9te Der PrGii0ent bic 4benue uno
fu6r langIam 3ntI6en ben Rei6en Der
&incer bin, pelde 6o6rufe au8z
bra6ten unb ibre 5Gbnden Ou3u
5dpentten. Bon bort fu6r 6r.
Rooiebelt nu4 Der 9reIioio=Militdrz
reIerbation, oem golcenen56or gegenz
iiber, unb belt cine GReoue ii6er Die
bort itationirten 8unoe5truppen,
pel9e unter bem 8efebl Des General
majors N}ac2lrt6ur ite6en. Sy6re
itramme 6altung uno prd3i8 ausge=
fii6rten 9epegungen fpuroen pom
9rGibenten fparm gelobt.
. 9om 9reIiDio fubren 6r. 9OoIez
btlt unb feline 8egleiter bur6 ben
8oloen 8utezBart na9 benz Stiff
6ouIe" an Der Su0ieite Der Ginfabrt
oes 5afens, fpo bic @eIe[I6aft einen
Sm6iB gu iid ndbm. Damn ging es
peiter na6 Oem 8aferitraBen : Shore
bes 9urts, unb Der 8rdIioent berri8z
tete bort ben eriten SpatenIti8 auf
Der Ste[Ge, an tpel4er bic 8iirger BON
San 5ran3isco Elm M}onument gu
G6ren Ieines @orgGrgers McRinlep
errt4ten pollen.
6eute Qf6enb tpurbe 6r. 3ooieDelt
6ur6 cine S6nabron 8abauerie
na6 benz W2e6anics' gubilion estorz
ttrt unO CAB bort cine Re0e gum BE-
item, 2tuf bem Wege oort6in purbe
er bur6 Die uuf beioen 6eiten Der
MarfetitroBe aufgeitelten 8inber aus
ben 2l6eno76ulen 6sgriiBt.
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SafinnhilIc ilberlfmemmt.
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= 6o6e 6lut6en an Der 8iite
uno S6aoen i'm Snnersm


unb S4aoen i'm %sSnnersm
SadfonpiIGe, 6lu., 10. glai.
= Gin BON f4peren RegengiiiIen be-
9leiteter Horooititurm 1putbet bier
i4on einige Sage lang, uno mar be-
fonoers in Der leBten gd6t unb 6eIte
frH6 ie6r beftig. 9}a6ri6ten aus
benz 5taate ergeben, baB betrd4tltder
SdqOen in ben Serpentin Bayern
unD 96ospbatz4nldgen entItanOen 1T.
6obe 5lut6en unb beftiger Regen Ras
ben ben unteren Sbeil bon SadiOnz
bile ii6erf9pemmt, unb 8oote tperz
ben ais SrunsportationsmitteG auf
perI6ieoenen StraBen perpenbet.
Der Serminalz8ubnbof uno dIe
bort6in fi6renben StraBen iteben bret
Bis flint SUP ttef unter MaiIer, uno
cine reiBenoe 6lut6 ergieBt iid nit
elmer @6nelIigfeit bon feds gtetIen
pro 5tunbe our9 bic GtIenbabnz
0drDs. WdbrenD ner leBten "A
5tunben finb ni9t peniger, als $40
3oa Regen gefaTIen.
Seine 3iige famen beute bier an.
FaFt ale 8u6nen i'm Stdate fin0
6ur6 ii6erT6pemmte 8eleiIe in i6rem
8erfe6r be6inbert. Der Sturm lit
Der f6limmite felt pieIen Sdbren.
8iele 6Guier in bem bon Negern be-
pObnten StaOtbiertel finb BON ben
SFlutEHn lpeQQsriiiEn mnrber-