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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-11
saa's gamtIten gsIien iiuO Oie 5
9abafsbau.

Das Nferbau 9epartement au
@albineton fiinbigt an, oaH in bies
fem 2anbe 8Doen eutbedt plr0e, auf
benz Eabaf ge5Dgen nerben fam,
Der be5iielih WDblgeruds uno in
jeber anoeren Sinliht ebeniD gut 1T.
tpie Der nDn Cuba, Sutnntra II. (. N.
SefretGr @ilIDn inat, oaB 0ieIe @ntz
bednng cine Der tuihtiaiten unb
tpertbuplIften lit, Die bas Departe=
tnent felt mebreren Sabrea il1adte.
Der Sefretdr lit eri BON elmer 8e=
iihtiennasreile ourb einiae Der Siio-
itaaten 5urifgefebrf. @r hat iib
genau in ben Tabnfs s9iituiften BON
genneiiee unb Mii1iIiippi uftleeleben'
uno bic Nusfibten bes WifIi1iippi=
Deltas unb Der @Dlfitaaten ertpDgen.
8rDben bes 8Doens tpurben erfabre=
men @bemitern iibergeben, tpel6e Die
8ooennrten bDn Cuba, 8Drtp 6icD
uno anberen @eeenben unteriuht bat=
ten. Die 5ableute fanoen oen 8Doen
Der Suoitaaten bon berielber Gualiz
tGt tpie ben gnba's. Ser Wert6
oieier @ntoefune leubtet eirs tpenn
man erfdbrt. baB in ben lebten Sob
rem Tabaf I'M @ertbe pDn iiber so
Willionen Dollars iabrlih eineefibrt
nurbe. Wirb Die gntbefuna pratt
tifh nerpertbet, 10 miro Der gr6Bere
gbeil bieies @eloes nah ben Gios
ffooten nehen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-11
wrnmseiaentbums ltebcrtraenuacn

Satob 8immerle II. q. an 6enrp
S. Bursbah, babies 5ntere1fe an so
Ndern 2ano aus Dem SurpeD 300.
Brei8 nDntinea.
Mnna uno Bertha Drelel an gbar=
les @ut5eit. 3 @runoftiife an 8art
uno San 8ebro Npe., 81, 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-11
'aaten neben.

9as 8eite ge9en 8beumatismus
1T Gimer & 2(menb's 8ecept 9ao.
1851. Beriibntt getpDrDen bllrb
feine piele erfDlgreibe 6eilungen.
9. S. 9 hmiot, Igent, SouitDu,
TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-11
0lnferipts & 9lmfeript1 .

oieneue Sarbens uno 9apetens 5irma,
1T iebt bereit @eldld5te 81 thun.
Jo. pit nnb 2l9 Sit*SDuItonsStr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
1erb6mgntBpoaer o 8tibSd,la0.

!, gn 9amliog No6mitta9 i9luQ in
Der 9Rabe uon Senecapiile on Der @en=
trail Sbio=Gipilion Der Baltimore &
Obo 8abn,, 129Reilen pon cambridge,
81, Der 8liB in cine 9iitte, in Wel=
der 5000 gfuno 9pamit lagerten, uno
Ieds 9erlonen muroen 9et0otet, etDa
3mauaiq mebr ooer minoer i9per ber=
lebt, Der @rubenI6NAt oemollrt uno
fot ale 6enHterI6eiben in oem Grubens
ort Genecapille, mel9er etma cine balbe
Wteile BON Der 3s6e entfernt lieat uno
III ,pel9em etlpa 800 Yerionen tpobnen,
muroen our6 bic Seitt9teit Der @tplo'
fon sertriimmert. Sie 6etOoteten
uno NerleBten lino 3immerleute uno
anoere Nrbeiter, tpelher bel Der Inla9e
Der @rube uno Der Serfelung bee
SdaGtes beIddItigt waren. 2lls oas
@emitter, mdbrenO oelien li9 Die &ata=
ltrop6e ereianeie, auisog, flii6teten BIZ
2eute in oas Wirtbldufts9ebauoe bon
esobn 5alsber9er, tpel6es in eini9e,
Gntfsrning bon Der 8eube lac. YloBs
lid tubr elm blenoenoer 8liBI6la9 ber-
nieoer. uno in einem glusenblid mai
oos Gebduee serlt0rt uno Die aelt'
uuroen nd6 alsn &i6tungen in einen
umtreile bon 100 SUB auselnanoer &C.
Ildleuoert.l leber 5lpanaig 2eute blute
ten aug Wunoen, uelde tie oir9 oil!
Dem Boben auf9euiiblte l1pere 6els
| fIde unb umDer9eihleuoertes Sauhol
erlitten hatten. Ole Soo!en lino 9Bnl
! Wabonep, 5amuel s6artup. &unel
9artup, Siram Milion, Sapes Out
! 6inipn unb &obert Wlllon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
Gttsc 5uncrl&SSige

GsertaRgt. Gtnc 5taocrG&fSagc
SerSGSl. nm iiir ein gut ctabIlrtes Sau5 etnt9e
Counties ait ferciIcn nl:o &len9Greier Hio G9enten
All beudJcu. &ofol SerrtoriHln. 9ebolt Slo24 per
sSaDr uno $uSia9eu; GeD0tt WirS 'p53snt!ea nit
$40 10 be5ohlt uuo elh fir 9tuso8eu miro oor8edo'
en 8pIitipu permanent. ScS SeIddft 1T erIni8ret9
uno in uIeu 6ons Sianoaro 9aus, 334 2earDorn
ct GDiea9o SIS,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
q ,ridiag smr 8ilona8 etmcs
Y. Rird)cntrnfts.

Gin pteoiger in Yrooilpu mndt ben
8oribIaa, oaB li4 idmmttlbe l67
S'ten, bic mir baben. 3li elmer Stride
Derslalptn. gr Iugte: u2ln @telle bon
'l67 5ettsn, lit Die 3slt getommen, BOB
,WelAditslsute unO NilllOnsDereine an.
ertennen miilien, ooB Die gan8e @e=
.lhi6te Ibdnoli1 lit uno Ole alltrdr9ite
DtiBuermaltung. Sn oieIcm 2anoe
babtn mir cine GeruiellQlti9ung bon
;Glr6enbauteu 9ebubt. bel tuelher U}lI=
.llDnen per0euoet Doroen llno Ser
8re0ger nannte Elm Gtdot6eu i'm
Welten, mslbes neun lbmQ9l!he Sir.
den bat bel elmer @inwobner3abl bon
1900, uno ertldrte oies uein 8erbre6en
gegen oas Stdot9cn uuo 9eQen oir
Wdnner. tuel6e Dos @tto peroienca. :"
Sin &ir1entrult tpiiroe oQerOinss cine
ungebeure grIparniB beoeuten uno oir
Soften oer @rl0Iu!ig erbe6lid) berinln=
bern. uab mo5u benn 10 oiele Setten?
Sic freben bod alle na0 oemielben
Yiele; i'm 8runoe genonnnen meroen
oieielben erbabenen Pyinciplen ourd
cine jeoe berielbetl 9ele6rt; 1dnlIi6 Till
Die Menidbsit bier auf @roen 81 BEL
fern uno fit eine 5utiinfti9e @riFcn5
I'M Simmet borsubereiten.
Ser Gori6lag miro obne 3Iueiiel TO-
fort aloemeinen gntlm9 finoen, nur
miro ieoe her 167 Setten Oer!anQen,
ooB NUN ibr 9etten9laube ais Ger ri4=
tiQe anertonnt Deroe uno DE onoeren
166 Soften ibre Srrtbiimer oblegen
uno an bieiem vtleinen" SinoernlB
miro bic 9on5e GaAe Ideittrn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25

Dsudla1tn IN beutlAer unb eng
lilsber @prahe In Der Office ps. vi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
Sin trauriaer QlnbIif.

SoIepb &raus. 22l parrutt ST., GaD=
ton, O.. lbreibt oariiber: sd babe
Elm 4 Sabre oltes Wdoden; es betam
eineu 10 idlimmen NuslAlaa auf @e=
!iht, &opf, Beinen uno JiiBen, baB mr.
4ngf nuroen, es mar fait ni6t mebr
anauiebeu. Meine Yetannten rietben
mir, e,nen Nrst gu bolen, ib aber lebte
mein Gertrauen ndhit su 8ott auf
Shren 8lutbeleber. 9iadoem es Sor=
ni's Nlpentrduter Slutbeleber genom=
men bate, tpuroe es 9eiuno. Ser
Gusihlaa lit 10 ibOn aebeilt. oab man
oar nidts mebr oapon ieben fam. Sos
Gino lit lebt 10 mllnter unb ssIuno,
DaB man llA iuunoern mub. Oieles
bat aud Die Nahfrage fir Sbre Weoi=
ain in meiner Nadbaridaft bebeuteno
erbDbt." Sm @eaeniaB su anoeren
/ fertigoeltellten Weoisinen 1T Der Slut=
beleber niht in 9lpotbeten 3u baber.
ionoern nur bon Qotal=Nsenten ooel
ourh ben @isentbiimer brett. Gdrelbt
an Or. Yster Sabrnep, fl2-ll4 go,
9opnc Mpe.. @Dieago, 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
c$cncs pcdDcnOc &opfWeb

mirce Gu6 balo perloiien, menn S6r
Or. Sings Ncp Give pillen aebran6en
milrrtt. Iaulenpe Yru 2eipeuren 9aben
tbr uuocrsleiAltNes Gerpienlt fir tran=
tep uno nerY5iea Gppfneb erpruft. Ste
matben retus5 8tut unp tauen Gucre
GjcIuuobctt auf. Sur 25c. 9as @elp
miro 3uriifsrltattet, renn lie nidbt ,turt~
ren. Gcrtauft IN Der Arctbete BON
8rnnt Ntiuer uno Spbu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
Bad, @aibtn8tott, Bottom,
Niagara Gaus NIT etnettt
GrcuritcnSs 3tGet.

Mm 25., 26 unb 27 Stunt perfaufen bic Benniplpa'
nia Stnien Greurons= =1tdets nad2 9oon atln Selu6e
Der 0erjamnuna ber GbrtItion Scientiits uno ON q,
g., a. unb S. Siilt sum 4eiude Der itternationalen
Grsiebunas afpciatiou Die 1idets iino gut thr bic
Reiie bber MaIbington nit anfsnthalt oaielbt nno
In Baltimore unb Bbilabeipba. sSie 8eiie BON ylep
Nprf uodb 9pitou tanu nab Beleben per gtfenbahn
ooer nit etrem 9amptibiif semadt merben. anf ber
6entlobrt fbnuen bic GreurFoniten saa9ara 6aus
Hit nabere ansfunft wenoe man n1 on n. ..
pratt Stem pbliobelpbia, y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
Gas RreisgeriOt

HNNothi OhAt stAS1A2t.
eSn benz YroseIle Der 5tate 2ife Sn-
Iurante SO. eeQcn WarQaret SurpeD
lparo oas llrtbeil oes Common Bieas=
8eridts beltdtist. g8. gB. 0aruep uno
Iein Ghmieeeriobn. u. y. Douabsp,
botten cine uebereintnnIt gstroHen. tpo-
nob SarpeD'5 2eben fir $1,000 pers
li1ert mar uno 9pnobep Die Gerlide-
runssiumme 81 besahlen bate, nit Der
8eltimmuna, noB Ssrau Oarpsp i'm
Sooesfalle Die gerlidjerunQsiumme be-
sablen iolite. SarUsn ltorb uno Die
8eleuidaft nei9erte lid. Die gerIite=
rung 81 beSabten unter oem 8orlparO
oab Saroep falI6e 9ln9aben Qenadt,
als Die gerNiAerl,ng ausgefelt muroe,
inoem er ertldrt babe, er QenieBe feline
9ciItigen @etrdnfe, pos niht Der Sail
mar. Sie @inmdnoe Der Gerli6e=
rungs=Gefeili6dft tuuroen utrtid9etuie=
fen uno oieielbe mub be3abten.
| Nub in Dem gro3ele per gleuslanc,
/ 2crain & W6se.in9 Giisnbabn 9e0en
%. 9. GDanouer lpuroe oas urtbeil
oes Common pleas @eribts beitdtigt.
Sbunoper, eiu gremIer oer giIenbabn,
iuuroe all 2. Geienbsr 1899 bel einem
@iIenbabnunFaG 5lpiiden Jluibing uno
SouomoD perlegt uno oos 8eri9t bate
i0m einen G9aoeuerIab 5ugeiproden
uno oieIes urtbeil Duroe pom Srels9e=
ri6t belt1ti9t.
Sufer 0eQen Die SenniIon Waher
So. 9a5 u1tbeil oes Common Pleas
Geribts muroe umgeltoBen uno Der
! proSsB an boieIbe 3nriif perluielen.
@5 bonoelte Ib bel Dem pro}elIe um
oos Gi9entbumsrebt an 9etpille Sele=
p1onpIplten.
Ser YroaeB Benjamin 5. 5tofer
uno So9n %. BromninQ geQen @ti s.
QinoIoD fam njGt CUR @rle0i9un0 Nno
OurOe auf Die ndOite 5ibung oer=
Idohen.
q1olter Gdeu 9eaen Die Connecticut
Sire SnIuroncc 0o. s. Douoelt lid)
nm Die Gorrettur zines Tehlers in elmer
GerIicberun9, ou Elm folider glnnen
ein9etraQen 1T rnD Q0b 0aS @eribl
cine @ntIGeiounQ fir Den 4l69er.
0ie urtbejle oe5 Common peas Sc
riNts in oen YrOstNsn BON SODn Mars:
ben geoeu sSames VI. 6aOer, Mnno s,
Blunt geoen bic 9enniinn Wtiler Co.,
:. 8ropuing uno S0bns 9eQen 3bos.
| .. @arber, pbilip GaultEer Qeger
gli5a Gouna. 9lrtlano BoDeD oeger
DEN @5taQt O1io auf Die GloQe por
@orQ So6nIon, uno Die s. 8. & 90
@iIeubabn 9egen 8aleutine Weus, No
mlniftrotor wuroen beItuti9t
9ie 8ro3sI1e 5mjI0en 8eorge $. SO
bsrts oeaen ben @ountp=S6aBmsifte
$. q. 5lin9tuff unO Wtartba @. Wal
, TONS 9e9en gBesIep g. Cummings II
: u. nuroen beiAeIegt uno Die Soften be
, sH6lt.
Ser proseB gilbert 6. WiQer 9cQel
@cOr9e 9. Pace puroe fallen aelahen
Sie .. & 8. GiienbQbn 0eQen SO
j lin Woore. IS Danoelt Iib um G6a
: oeneriab fir elm 9etDotetes gfero I'M
B oas urtbeil oes Irieoensrihters murO
: pegeu 6Ormfeblern um9eltoBen.
e Eie Smin @itp Barber Union ge9e1
D &. W. Waro. IS banoelt li6 I'm ol
, Srage, oh Maro, Der teiner Union an
: 9eb6rt unb feline uuiOnarbeiter bei6df
I tiet bas &edt bot. oas gSort lnioI
. an ieinem @eI6dfte an3ubrin9en. 3a
{ @eri9t berlangt, oaB oas Geiu6 De
$ garbier-llnion in anoerer Sorm OOrge
lest weroe.
: Siabel BEARD gegen Sames Mauabi
6 man unb Sable @. Wau9biman. s
\ bauoelt f1 Inn gnlprii6e .auf elm
T Oeilnlfdtte unb es muroe enti6ieben
Z oab Den Waaebilnans Elm getras 20
: $500 na6 Nb3ug Der Soften su besab
Z ION lei
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ssn Snoiana errest auaenblidli6
elm lanbseiitlider groBes Mufieben,
tpeil er prebigt, tpdlreno Ct ihldft.
Das ilt allsrbinas meriipiirbis. Sn
Der Negel lit bic urbsitsibeiluns in oer
glrt porbanoen. bdB Der Weiilihe pre-
|ioigt. fpdbrern bic Gemsinoe lbdIt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
A. cSmli Mmsitttg ttadD @aibim8
ton, 9esu DOrf, 8ofton
MnD 9siaaara GallS.

GieIer ausflug fam bing allSaeiibrt merbeu wenn
gcrammluns ber interuatpualen Grsiebuu9s.aiioea O.
tipu III goSn bennBt an psldDer pont g. bis 5. jnlt
Sfets perfanft iperben. Den 4. Suit fann mon IN
MaIbnqton. Yblabelpbta Slefp Dorf, Bsitpn nnb
9tiogaro 5aHs anbringeu ba e. oem Reiieno: felqe.
Iteat iit ipeIde Mpute einihlagt nnb er ba8 8tt
bat an ben genanmten Ydsen Muien,balt au nebmell
sSiir nabere anstnnft ipenbe man fds on ". o.
Yratt Netp pbilabelpbia 8.
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Ser 6riffau ! Saint
111mbalt.NSerfa,af.
Scr ciu3ige Store nit ooppelter Tront iln Gouutg-

miro 6en atoer. gdubtore umbanen nnc
miro QDBen bef n0tn Ribr= uno buh= Store m pm
fem 5bls rin Nur m a6t Wonote i'm 8bd uno ODw
bou onotbe nfo arobn Gddf oas mir our1 gnfF
Soarsn a p aarhno baben M MAIDEN een anoau an ~
ren Store 65 uB "a brett uno 3mf0f nao m n
gnam g. 1874 Quuorau nit ben $500 SuartnB one Dr
on ban 672 Onaol aumadt ben grben aloers uno SonD
Soe 5uscQrap2s @punN
gesnn Sbr nod ME III inherent goe awein nuaufn 70 paDT
S9 Gegmbe budum m fir Gu6 Oerbnen, 81 omneb
unrn 5tor hen Sb audi nt aufen poa uuo 81 len
une @na orfa0nn @ebdnoe Store al1anen
ir obn Die i6ne oeerung Die fur eo au neroen tam nn
4 1T fir Die adu bequem n9ei6t uni Rioer uO 5uls nn
Oon Den befm Nbteu, gemadt ipredn fir fh iber.
gD aon Sud iomo1l in pie uneren SnereH uniW
mbaugertauf w paun unrn gBaarnnprrat1 init ge~
uf nobel W @ pat be 8erpafns ndbreno oes linz
8i oem Grfauie 9ao m nt abeegee g8aarn onn nH=
ourIen an dren Dab mir ne
Sbooop uu oun UerouIn enem gre Ser nbau= yer=
tauf begiuut % Stunt 1903.
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2cbrfrdfte Der bieiiDen gd)tt.
tcu.

Ic,t.
6iir bas Shuliabr 1908 1904 iint
oleenoe 2ebrer uno 2ebrerinnen anae.
tellt:
Sod f6ule.
IS. 9t. Wulp, Oberlebrer.
Goit6 G. 3ope.
Marlan Bntylf.
@li3abetb Gurb.
Gentrol= 6 dubious.
eSoIepbine 2inf, Oberle9rerin.
@pra S9,pob.
Maraaret Sargent
Glteaa Nobb,
Mlnna 0Oerl1uf,
Mar9oret GinIeD,
Mtabeue @uans,
Gatbrpu WeltD,
5loreice DicGean,
gtta 8lauier,
Sulia Stofmeu.
Burns @ribble,
Sattie Mliter,
gDe ftieit=5 6ulhaus.
9Inna @ooospin, Gberlebrerin.
Bertha &abp,
Semima Sentins,
@lara OurneD,
Warp Gu1rer,
@li5abetb Weber,
Clara ShmeiBer,
Minnie Miler. .a.
OHieit=5 6ul6aus.
Qnio Nifles, Oberlebrerin,
Mii!oreo 0outbitt,
Gllie Stbent,
Bertha softer.
GioIeit=5 6ulbaus.
90, 20. Welb, Cberlebrer.
Gnmo 9tclf.
War0oret 9ofnan,
eSlaoore Matbews.
Die GdluBieier Der @6ulen DO
6uscaromas @ountp, unter Den VI
ltimmun0en oes patteriOn Geleb2s
finoet am Gnmita9, 27. Sum- 1905
nm l ubr Na0nitta9s i'm blelt8e
SpGIbul9ebauoe fott. Serr @. Z
Mlller, Superintenoent Der S6ulen
2ima, O., wiro bel oieler 6ele9enbe
cine 2(nEpru0e balten. Die 2earer III
2ebrerinnen oss 2unoldulen uno D.
ftQotiIben @5Gilleu in Suscoromt
@ountp Iino qebeten, oielsr 6eler bs
3umobnen uno oaourd Die lun9e
2euts, pel6e Die Sdnlen perlonen,
ermutbigen. 9ie Geb6roe Der @ountl
@ranainotOren miro bel otefem Nnlot
Die Siplpme GIL 9ieleniNen austbellel
lpelde Die priiFun9en im Npril VI
Mai beItanoen baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-25
f5aDrt nadD 8oitott
fibcs cine 9tnic b!tc a1n0
it0cr cine oaocrc S:2ri3G.

6etegau1eit ftr eine 6ericnreiie tno o0S 9ciQt8en
BON Sebcu8mTrot9teiteu btetet Itth nnrG @rruronen
iiber bic EcnnIniO4 HtEteH nacb 9elton 0l %. 26
llnb 81 %lHi gum y iu6e ber 4erianWIHNG 1c@ GGrt=
itou GCieutlits uuo am g. 3, T. llNo :. Sui CUR Yer
IIln'runQ Der inter. otturaeu @r3te6uHNS=| NocGo1
Getbts III Der ultiou0len 30uptaht einen Iucntholt
su moceu nno bcr 9t.O Dorf pcr @iicnH@AA c&e" nit
bem 10ntpfId nacD Bottom unb Suritd nGGr ytta8ar1
Gon8.
Sir uGbere Htu8tunft iperocn man fly IN g. y.
9r0tt 9t,lp 4DtI0oelpha, 8.
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0elegetbeit Den SAG Der uns
Observation-Disclosures tt
Oer .,Wiege Der ssrets
oeit./ s,tSatringett.

8pnt 2. bis s. Suit perfaufen bic Yenniplnania
ainien erenrfonstidets mob 9oton, iiber gsaielns,
sImfeutbalfes in bieeI Gtdctem unb yteip DDrf Sen
MeiienDem 1T reiseiteIt bic ee bon geip Yprf nod
Bofton a,lT Der Gifenbabn ober anf oem 9anpntn an
nlasben 9ieieIben foHnen onf ber RiidIabrt ann
siiagaro Sails beiuGen. a
sSir ,l&bere Musfunft nenbe mam Fdb an u. o..
gratt, 9teip pbilabsIDbia ..
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GgcurItonc&t 0er g. & ..
GIScu5eGtt.

Na1 Ntlonta, Ga., tuerben om g.,
| 7. uno 8. Suii &unoreiletjfets fir ben
einFaden Breis DertouFt gum SeIude
Der Convention Der OounQ Beople5
Union Der 8optiIten. 9ieIelben limo
| fir bic &uftebr gut bis gum Is. Sult,
ooer meun lie biuterleat meroen big Is.
Nuguf.
9toh Qfron, g., meroen am z. uno
8. Suli &unofabrt=Sifets oertautt ttr
oen einfo6en 6oDrpreis gum SeIua Der
Union Der Ooun9 Ye0ples eDriltinn
@noeoOor Der llniuerialilten. Sie 81
fets Iiuo gut fir Die 3iiftebr biz 10.
Suli. y
= Nuf Der bieIigen Citation Der 8.
d .. @iienbabn meroen leoen Sonn=
toa Sifets nod geplllen guntten Der
! .. 80. giIenbabu pertouft fir ben
Yrei8 Der einfahen 6abrt fir Die
Gunefahrt. 9ie aifets lino nur fir
loen Bertaufstas 9ilItig. 6tr ndbere
EMustarft menee man lih an Den 2laen=
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gcnmahten nod alien I9filen pcn
Ieut1Alanb, Deterreid anb Der Shnyet
l,perpen iii rielsr Office ausaefsrtist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-20
Headauarter. al Euaene.

Eugene has been selected as head
quarters for the Democratic cam
paign. Chairman Sam White will pro
ceed 20 that town within 10 days. and
there abide until tho returns come In
next June Richard W. Montague. OF
Portland, Is secretary OF the cam
palgn. but will not ret In person. a.
he remains In Portland Chairman
White has appointed John E. l.ath
rop as assistant secretary and pres,
agent for the campaign. and LathroI
viii accompany White To Eugene
This means the congressional 6ght
will be conducted from the Democrat
ic camp by the same people who man
aged the state campaign last year III
rection OF the campaign Is left In IN,
hands of Chairman White, as IL wal
last spring and the congressiona
committees will have charge OF thei
respective counties. acting IN con
junction with the county central com
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-20
eREELEY,s REVENGE.
Outcome of the Editors TIA with
Elizabeth Cady stanton.

Outcome OF the Editors TIA with
Elizabeth Cady stanton.
Tho late Elizabeth Cady Stanton was
particularly apt at retort, and one OF
her swift parties OF thrust delivered
Dy Horace Greeley against her favorite
doctrine Of woman suffrage is historic.
MADAM" said Horace one day dur
ing the civil war, "the ballot and the
bullet 40 together. II you want 10
tote. are you ready TO fightT'
Certainly. sir" she responded. II
nm ready TO fight, just as you are tight
Ing through substitute"
Notwithstanding their differences OF
opinion. Mrs Stanton and Greeley
were personally friendly until the New
York constitutional convention of 1868.
4 woman suffrage clause was strenu'
ouslN pressed upon that body aud as
vigorously opposed 10y Mr.. Greeley.
One day. after the Tribune editor had
made some particularly raspmg re
marks upon ttie subject, George WI
liam Curtis rose and said:
II have the honor Mr. Chairman, to
present a petition In favor OF the wOm-
an suffrage amendment signed by Mrs.
Horace Greeley and 300 other ladies'"
Greeley Nas furious ana rightly as.
rribed the appearance OF the memorial
at that moment 10 Mrs. Stanton.
"Why did you not put my wife's
maiden name ON mat petition and call
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-20
Must Be
Heightened

indianapolis, April 2O.-President
Parry, OF the Manufacturers Associa
tion. arrived here yesterday. He says
he has no deside 10 oppress the work
ers OF the country. No assault was
made on orderly trades unIonlsm, II
the unions want 10 carry on contest
ON hlgh.toned aud lawful lines the
employers OF the country would be
glad TO meet them on that basis He
says the country could then resolve
themselves into a vast industrial ar
my. and there would be no hitch In
our advance toward complete com
mercial supremacy. But We do not
propose 10 have the United states
placed In the clutches of that dreary,
obstinate, vicious sort of trades union
ism which has England by the throat.
Hanna certainly made true express
sion when he said the trades unions
OF this country need Amerieanizing
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-20
Will Race
In ireland

Garden City. April 20.-L. Moore,
of Cleveland. and Percy Owens. OF
New York, have been chosen. with
Alexander Winton. to represent
America in the worlds championship
automobile race in ireland, July I'd.
They were chosen as the result Of a
race run early this morning. starting
at 5 o'clock Owens made Ave miles
in 8 minutes and 25 seconds, the fast.
est mile in minute and seconds.
Moore's time is not announced.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-20
PoLlTsNEss IN JAPAN

Even ''GiNinE Notice'' Is Made =,
chSlon of Compliments.
Politenes, distinguishes the re.s.
between mistresses and maids n
pan. 1T is so incxorable in Iapanl
even the ceremony of giving pe
is turned into an occasion Of co.
ments. There are no vulgar III.
or sullsings or recrlminations or !,
lngs or "aAsNering back" A ser,
will never tell her mistress that Is
dissatisfied or has had some bo
place offered her. That would bs
pardouably rudk. Instead she 4,
for few days leave of absence. n
is willingly granted. for japanese "
ants have no settled time for tah
holidays.
At the end of the given time the n,
tress will begin 10 wonder what hasb
come OF the girl. She Is not ett
wonder long. 4 letter arrives coucb
In the most polite and humble ten
and giving AN. excuse but the real
Sometimes It viii be that she
found herself too weak for seryic
that illness at home dctalns her. WI
ever il mny bc. tile plea Is never
tested. but accepted Ms final and
servant engaged. Then. after :
weeks have passed. very likely a
taking u fresh place, the old seru
will turn up one day, express
thanks fog past kindnesses aud egs
at not returning in time, will take B
arrears OF wages and her bundles a
disappear forever. So the matter ea
with the kindest scmblance Of ieei,
on both sides
II tht mistress on her part doe b
wish 10 have the girl back, She will
tell her so 20 her face. hut will -
word Even when servants couei
trial Tor a few days they often a
nominaily TO fetch their bclongng
make arrangements for their rir
never because they have any 'a
plants" 10 make. Any discomiou
Ca he endured rather than the al
cion of bad manners or OF anylt1
leading up TO "a scene