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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
@ermiidte teIearapliide seaeiden.

- Sn @6arlefon, S.zG., 6a6en
Die 8aumeiIter bei4loT7en, fernerbin
feinerlei MitgIieOer be8 Building
3rubes Councils" 3u bei6dfttgen.
- Sn 6ot Springs, Qrt., purOe
i'm 8efGngniB Elm Strdfling, Numen5
Sas. 0oug6ertD, bon benz gum 3OOe
Derurt6eilten II. 8. Niuiams nit Ell
rem Ruiirmefer 10 i6Iimm 3ugeri4z
tet, baB er nu6rI6einli6 iterben miro.
WiQiams bat ben 8e6aimpoli3iiten
0ono6ue am leBten DISTINGUISHING
ermoroet.
- 9a5 Studtsbepdrtement lit nu5
8raiiIisn bena6ri6tigt porOen, bdB
bic bortige 8egierung $42,000,000
fir 8erbeTerun.An 0e5 6afens bon
Hio be Saneii au~5geporFen bat.
Sine britii6e 6trma bat ben Gontratt
er6alten.
- Der 3u6lmeiter s. 81. Mubb
1T bon 8oibington naa Dem atlantis
19et1 0e14ipdoer per1eBt moroen.
6erner nurbe Der 3ublmeiIter 8. 8.
6ids bon @aibingtOn uuf bas
8riegsfdiff nSuinoiS" perieBt.
- Sn 6rantlin, ga, %itiir3te oas
8uugeriit Der neuen 8a6n6riite iiber
ben @qeg6enp ein, pObet @burleS
8aIton aus 8eaper Sans, pa, getOOz
tet uno fiinf anoere Nrbeiter idmer
perleBt puroen; II anOere 4rbsiter
retteten Ii9 pur4 einen Sprung IN
ben Stub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
9luf elmer Sreu,uua aet6otrt.

0epart, rs, 27. Stunt. -
@uf elmer StraBentreu3ung nurOen
beute Elm Sinh 9et0Otet uno bret qerz
fonen lebensgefdbrlid OerleBt. 9erm.
Sieb fu6r nit ieiner 6ruu uno Ell
mem 8inbe iiber Die 8eleiie Der Sem
tralz8a6n BON Nepz Seriep," ul5 cine
Rei6e 6ra8tfpaggons iiber Die @eleiz
ie geI4oben puroe unb ben Bugen
3ertriimmerte, 9a5 8inb nurbe uuf
Der @teIe get0otet, unb @ieb unb ieiz
ne 6rau tpurOen Iebr i6tper DerleBt.
9esglei6en fpuroe Der 8remier Dm.
6aeberl1, peI6er uuf einem Der Yufs
fer fab, oIs Der @aggon ben 8ugen
Sieb'5 traf, 10 f6per berleBt, baB Die
Qer3te feline 9offnun9 auf feline @te<
bergenei ung baden.
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Gs fraht in Soiton.

8ofOn, q. SUM-. 4n Der
bieIigen 80rie purOe beute Der &onz
fur5 Der Matlerfirmu S. 6roncts
8ronn &c 60. BON Ir. Is, @ongreBz
itruBe, ungemelOet.
Sic 6irmu 1T ieit 1880 Mit8Iiso
Der Gffettenzg0rie Der 8onterott
ioQ bur6 ben fiir3li6en 8ursitur5 in
Dominion g upferlpertben peruriu4t
fnnrnPn fein.
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GpQilinn in Der Ch1er.g Ban.

8ufbington, 27. Suni.-@e'
tern Q6eno traf i'm 6lotten>9 epartes
ment bic Ia8ri6t bon elmer GoaiiiOn
Der 9rdiibentenju4t rSplpb" nit Ell
ner unberen Sa6t Elm, Die iid ereignez
te, aIs ii4 6rau RooieDelt unb bic
&inoer ullf oerfelben auf Der 6ubrt
BON 0efpz2 onbon befanben. Son Der
Su6t rSpIpb" purbe Der 8ugIpriet
peggerifen. Ser Gigent6iimer Der
9ripatia6t pirb fir OenS4aben aufz
tommen.
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Gin Wraer rr5hnHef.

Sonespil1e, Ga, 27. SUM-. -
4uf Der 9mit6lanb : pluntuge nabe
Montereb Gambling, @Oncorbz9uriib
puroe geftern elm Heger gelpnft, neil
er einen 8eiBen tbGtli4 ungegriffen
bate. Sin @oltsbuufe i6leppte ben
S%ilfloIen in Elm nubes @e6Ol5 unb
f4oB i'm auf Der Stele tpbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28

tutiO : Offi3iere Der ameritaniifsn
8riegsidiffe, fopie 4omiral GOT
tons Stab, Cornelius 9anoerbilt,9 q.
%. goeIet, 5. 8. @mit4, ST. Rig8s,
BON Hstp : gort, SumeS 2aprents
BON Bolton, Sam. 6ouIton Dor 9Alz
laoeIp6ta uno gom. 8aplies. gtda
benz Diner ging Der &uiier mad Der
6otel : 9eebuoe : Initalt, lpel4es IN
Der NG6e oes Su6t Clubs 1T, uno
lab bort nit 8pti4after Sopsr unO
ben Qnberen cine Stunoe auf Der Be
rdnbu.
grin5 uno 9rin5eFin 9einria ga
ben cine groBe 8arten : 8eieQi1aft,
pel6er ale amerifunif4sn Marinez
Offi3iere, Die l1rlau6 betommen
fonnten, uno bic in &iel gu 8eiu4
peienoen ameritanii6en GiDiliten
b~sipobnten. QlS bic 8dite amPrin@
gen uno Der Yrin5efin oOrbei oefilirz
ten, Iu6ten 2ebtere Die Qmerttdner
6eraus uno 6egriBfen ieoen BON t5nen
our6 6Gnoeorud. Der &uiIer uno
bic &aiIerin fe6rten BON ben Sd4tz
Wettfa6rten 3uriid, nm Der 8eieuz
i9aft bei5upo6nen.
9rin3 6einri6, pel6er am Wlorgcn
6rn. uno 6rdu Cornelius 9unoerbilt
auf i6rer Sadt rg&ortb Star" bsiudt
uno tie gu ben 6eItli6teiten oerBoAe
eingelooen bate, itelte 9rn. uno6rau
8un0er6ilt benz &%utIerpuar por, uno
Der 8uifer unter6ielt Ii6 nit 6rau
9unoerbilt.
@eItern Na6mittug paren bic 81
fi3iere bes ameritani
BON Der 8aiierin nab Dem einen groBz
arttqen 4usbIid auf Die See getpGRz
renoen S4lof7e gum 3bee gelaoen.
Der Safer, iopie 9rin5 uno Brinz
3efin 6einri4 befanoen ii4 glet4fdaS
untsr ben Nnpei enoen. Spdter
pobnte bag &atIerpaar in Sodttoz
Itiim einem 8artenfeit bel, BET mel
dem Die MaieTtGten Die Qmeritaner
in 6erborragenOer WeiIe ou83et6nez
ten. Der 8uiier Ipru6 Iunge auf8ez
rdumt nit Dem 8otI6ufter Sonar,
ben umeritanii6en Offi3ieren uno
Cornelius 8anoerbilt, nG6reno Die
Ruiierin iid nit 6ruu @onoer6ilt,
3Sruu 8oelet unO 6ruu Dodge, Der
Satin oes erIten SefretGr5 Der amee
rifunif6en 8otI8aft, unterbielt.
8otIdafter 5orper muBte gu isinem
Qei6neien auf ooS @ergniigen, bic
0ettfu6rt mit3umo6en, Der3i6ten, oa
CT regelmGBig iofort ieetrant niro,
penn er ii6 auf'8 WaFer pagt. 4l5
6ieS benz Raiier mitget6eilt pur0e,
meinte er la6eno: rN6, i6 gIau6ts,
ale Qmerttansr feien e6te Seebdren."
Die Qmerifaner 9uben ibrer Be
numbering fir Die 8eIdidIi6teit oeS
Monur6en in Der 5ibrung oesStsuz
ers 6egeiiterten Qusorud, uno 0ieS
peronlaBte ben 66iffer Ben Barter
gu Der @emerfung: n8ein Seemdnn
perIte6t cine Sa6t better gu lenten,
ul8 Der 8oiisr. Wenn er nt6t Der
| 6errI6er oes oeutf6en Rei6es pdre,
| f0nnte er ais 6teuermann einerRennz
oJu6t f60nes @eIo osroienen."
Der 0ettfa6rt I'm ben MSorgon'z
IGen 9otal ging cine iol6e fir tletz
mere 6abr3eu9e pOrau5, uno an oteler
6et6eiligte Ii8 II. u. Oes &aIiers $50
met" Inter Dem Hamen rSRtitle"
errung oiefe Sa4t in friiberen Sa3ren
in en9lif6en 8epdFern 5ablrei6eSIs
qe, uno tie bat 6eute nod nt6ts BON
i6rer 8ortrefFli6feit eingsbIBt. 9as
ein3ige umeritanii6e 6abr5eug, oos
| ii6 Bis ieBt an Der Regattd bethelIl9z
| te, 1T 81. 20. 8oeIet'5 nSrpan."
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Ne[inn aetuann in NrpsNnrf.

&c pzg 27. Stunt. = Sn
Man6attun>8eu4 begann 6eute Die
Raofu6rerzS aiion. 9us Is Meilenz
MotorzR ennen purbe BON Soe Nelz
ION %gerponen. 8obbp Multbour mar
3tpeiter unb 9eo. 2eanber britter am
9iel.
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O. =DamufbOot> Uompdanie.

Gampfcr osrIdBt 0ooiOE's Rrfte, Gus Or0prts
5trabt, tdglib, uuBer samitags, s BORN. nns
Ra6m. 6amftoqs Z Dorm. uHo 2.30 Ra6m.
gropn's ITO 9orm. uro 8 Rahm.; Sonntags
4 uno 6 Born. uno 2 Rudnr. ra5 RofsSret;
Prolpn's Wtrftt 10 min. ipdtsr. Samrftr otrldBt
bisielbe @erftt mad Stontn=Grst ti9!tb Dorm.
uuO 2.3O @a6m. 9roun's 9etrits 10 Born;
uuo 8 Tnam. Sounta9s 4 uuo 8 gorm. uno 2
rommsu. Ra6sufraqen bti 8. 81. 6tatb, Su'
perintenbeut Der 0srfts. CMai24, 3Dlt,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
Baltimore biu= Giicnbnbn=
Grfuriiun5= Bulletin.

S1.25-SaIttmure nab 6arpcrS Fcrrp nm
Mearrtnsburs une Jurlf, SoHutus, 5
Sult. SptlilljuJ pom 6dmosnASlbab0I,
z ubr 9~ior9CHs.
S2.5O-SaItimors mad 9urapsS6bIsu une
surif (et7ihIis6Iih 3utrttt 81 ben 6oben)
SUuHtaG, Den ). Suli. S9Bjdljul oom
6dmOtn fedbnbof, Z ubr DtorQsus.
S11,3O-SdIttmprc mad Scffun uue iurId,
itbcr ReD-gOrf. gang per Balm; 5000
iber Reip=9orf uHG Sdmpfcr, geltgtntItb
Der sGirt Gburb Of Gbrjft Stitnttts.
9j1ttc gam 0rrtauf bis gum -. sunni
e,uibIicBlib: fir bic Ritdtabrt bis gum
2. 9uli, eiHi3lieBIi6, gulti9.
SI2.3O-Salttmrrr nab Soffon unS ;urid.
iIber IsW'gurf, gaHB per SGbH: SI1.8o
ubsr 0tp=9prt uno Gamptcr; qeleGeutltb
Der Rational 6OucutloUul Ghotldtlou."
@i1ete sum Gcrfauf bonn 3. bis 6. Sulj,
einiblitbli6, iur Die 8iifiabrt bis gum y.
Sui, ciui5lieBljd, 0lltig.
S9.5O-SaItimure uuh Saratosa. gs.sg..
une suriIR. oeIeseHtlth ~SmperiaI Council
DtDitic Sbrint.- &tltte sum @crtaut am
6. uno T. Sui, fir Dtt Riidtdbrt bis sum
%. Suli, tjni6ltcb!i6, Gttfig.
S41.S5-@altimore na6 Scuoer. Sol, unS
surIf, gsIe9sHtItb Der "@brtittau Snoeaoor
Convention gilttt sum 1trtouf an g.,
I. NM 3. 3ult, iir bic Rtidfdbrt bis sum
81. auQuit, tini6lieblib, gultIg.
SI4.?5-SaItimure mad, Detroit, mild. uHe
jurId, eeIegeHtIih Der -gprDortb 9eaaue
6OupeutioU.1 Sllcte junt 8trtuUI am IA,
uuo Is. Sui, fir bic Rtdiabrt bis JurI
20. Sui, siui&lieblit, gultig.
$500 Baltimore nadl MtlauttcsS itu, Save
Wlan. GrazSslcsGitp unp CccdnTGtfp,
Ms. unc iuru6. icocr 6reitag uro
6dmiinQ bis sum r. September, clnib!tcB=
lid. 9iucte fir bic 8idiubrt bis jun
i|olQcuOcu 2itufoQ, tjuihItcBljb, giltjg.
Nui alien 3iaeu iur bic 3iH= uro 8iids
idbrt QitltiQ.
SIO.OO-SaItfmpre mad Ringara=Edns uue
RurnF. 6reitas, l.. Suli. Stuete jur
ic6u Gage QitltiQ. Spt3illiup, ans 0urt=
Iaufcnon Goabcs. INN Qulmuu=Qarlorz
90aQQous b~cftcbtuo, pirD Den Gumosu=
@ubnbof nm 9.lg@orm., Mt 3o0ul=9abUs
bof nm 9.24 9Orm. %ucrlaitu. BUR S1O0
mcbr uob Iorouto uuo 3urlt. Nuitut1ait
uuf Der Riidfabrt Q~ttatttt in Buffalo, 3os
DIETER, @eucpn, gurnctte IL. N}aub Gbuut.
@bitc6cr uu6 Ro6tittr mn IbouicUO Sss
luuOs mno iuriid ulr $3.50 G79-S0D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
DR.. ROB. HAASE.
s,f.e+ Srh Observation-Disclosures

Qrsig 81. so. 8arontirt ~pIrtiamer uuO odner=
batter, ulg ireeno p:l6e anOercu 6dDsr. l3=jo!=
Iioe Wsifnassldtttr. Rntlloa aul gtrlaueen. -
6. I. earDpslL 32S 3OrO=g5arItssS trabe.
(9unil3. lD1tbl
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B(ue Jnountain 1ou(e,

sBaibinstcns0 cnnfp. Wb.
i1,s.rblid absr Cumberland une SbtnanSoob,
RaGess; 1900 5us boo bsita.H; it'nt Dt0s''tOs;
f,r,n ,iotnsn Sarm,n; uui5ertrsffli4s 8uds uno
R,sienunq; orsfuansEaottDannsn 9sfibul 8 3ns'
h;,nt Sieisr prd8tiet GsbirsssRsfcrt Iiro am
IL ami fur bic SoiiOu bon 1903 s%rottntf'
ga,ssn s~tnsiunft Sttrsffs &ssrniraHs pan gins
,nrn nreii, etc. rtnb. man hb oosr f4rsibs az
petsr q. 6Ipnn. Dionaqer,
Rr. 4l5, Gf.SaItimprt'Strobe,
,MsRi. Narpl. Gobnf'GsbduoA.
M~Rai22-Jufinl
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Sesinnsne am IL. Stunt. rte
81 Way-Down-the-B ay

uro Gbcptanf=Rip,r : GrfurFonen, $50 Weilen,
SaljpaFtr, ben qani.n 5og, Qsbensrtttsr fir flcin.
Climber, 0%urosrtt BON Rrdnttu Our6 bic Iu8s
fluqs pisor brettsat; DIR prd6tiot uuo ~pOpul0re
Sanpfr .Gulmo Silsg,s isoen 9i.n 4 a Q uHo
8 puutrfos I'm Z ubr Dorm, Rudtuuit I'M
10 ubr Ntsnos. 8i1tts SOC.
(Ssat7, 9&S-l
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mt. Hnllr anm,

fetnfses Borfacf'5steI I'm sanse. am U. gum
er0ffnet.
u.r.rs leuf,n inuerbolb l56 garbs rom 6sttI.
90 Winutsn pom 9taibbnuie.
Inter ntuer Ghbrnns.
9,nsuunasn fir 3imnsr in Der 3na 90" IN
Qr. 3, ib.Gbdritss5trabt.
fU,ai3l,lgn) Sas. Z. Btion' giafntnnHn-
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9otel Wajefie.
cseon=Snoe Der Wiraiuid= Mpenue.

Sun,rboIb ptniqtr e6ritt. BON benz bsrlbmtcn
S%oaronalt, BON ben 9isrs unb alien
0trgHiounQtn.
She Waitfit,' MODERN uno bonftdnoia, NIT
sugasl.i6nettr 9ofeI uno gtbisnung. 0iierirt cine
Rate pSn $40 pro Wobs uub 81 aro 3aa.
Glepater bon Der StroBe.
ga&<i&tn pirb per Boa l~uesfanbt.
(9Ret13-) a. 9. pbcebns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
@rd6tises PtanInp S1OO.
E,- ssfa,-r E,ts4nnNo

Gin por,ioli6ts 9iani1r in poQfr @rOBt, lib
CetlptR, orti QcDdle, fur nur 800, NIT GtnlbluB
bon Subj, Sefe uno 8draHtit.
y. sers s. 5obu,
179-S Rr. Z, TOrasGsarItssS irast.
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Seue spetbpSe i'm Der SschauSluua

BON Srdutule5ocn. Rur Q~drautirt. Sir eins 9cr=
jubsa9ebonoluue ieHOs man dDrsifrtss GOHDrrt.
9aqinoio 60. I3 u. T~triugton Str, @ultis
mnre. 1RD. Q79-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28
SDtel @iltibire.

csean. GuSe Der 0irsinia= Ntpennc.
arnerbolb peuiqcr sdritte osu benz b:riibmtsn
goaro=gDalf, Don ben 9iers uno allen gtr=
enIeuneen.
-Sbr gDiltIbirs,s mopsrn big In bic fltirfsn
Giu,tIubtit.n, o~fferirt bic uubua.uObnli6 nitcris
o,n Rotsn bon S12.5O bro @rbs, so bro
500. Simmr en- iuitt NIT prioaiem Babe, Cons
ner=9orlor; Gl,pator BON Der StraBs; Srhefsr.
(Diail3> S. o. Vp'eOns'
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8r0Bcr alS ie nj
81. bcrrIitsn
ss@cDort Depoft nn0 Dfttertonz

Grfurforsn. Der ntuc 9umpIcr sSugqutburua. q
@robt 0Ottls IN gfttsrtOu. Sic qroBeu Sriitcn,
ois gsret; ma!sriibt SceRcri5n' I'M Susqu:burnas
8iptr; srbab,n. 6srHfdtsr auf Der 9aHjsn Gubrt.
9ttttrton 1T rim qrobartiesr plaB.
Der itiuitt A~usfluq BON Der Staot aus, ieotu
Sieufcq, oRusrta uuo 9 q NJ It q q
nm 1 llbr Ra6u1ittaqs. @Udfunft I'M III llbr
Hberog. e Onutaq g nm 8 ltbr @ormittagA
RiidtuHit TIM g 1lbr Abenos.
Billie soc. WabIscittr SOC.
g,ginn,no am II. 9unL
(5uui7, S651
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~ Tr1b,r LITTLE
U6cOeuon,'IIi'::::::::: !: T.: :.: 4: : &: 4: I:

unibsrtr,fiIits aftommoontionsn, pGnIIi9 rsu
,enop:rt; $50 pro Sog; $40 pro NObe unO
auipdrts. sptji1ls6 ptiisiInmsr ns5t T,rtauras
tiou. S,utid, in i,Otm Deplrt,msrt. S@rtibt
fur siu 9ampbltt.
u. W. g%salcner. gisentblusr.
Capril4, 4Dltl
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SGrftes Sag SCOT
uod, Nhi(cSe1nhid


niro an .. Suni, 7.30 9ormittaes. nbtr ot
ericsion:Qiri. mad philadelphia tabrtn, uuo tsrz
nr itpsu MortdQ, Tlittpo9 uro 5rettd9, oroos1
:rue in g,tt,rtOn unO Shelter. IA, DsloDart=
6ito, aui6lub nit 9rpatps9abn nab Wtlf
uinotpn Sd. 9oNslbe Boot ptrIdbt 9btlaoeIf
sbio itoeu Sisufaq, Gonnrttag uns Sdrlias nm
IS ubr 9ormittags.
Serrlihe fsabrt ourG Den Sanal.
fobrSrsis in elmer Si6tunq $3.50; Rnrotabrt
Q5 sage, saltie fir bic Rudtabrt ionobl auf
rem 7ao. nit ctm abtuo=Soots, $3.50.
Runprtiit=9iatte init Ridiabrt auf Der 3. i
G. 8abn- bon Qbilaotlpbia $3.50. Sur6louf,nOt
@iutt, ua4 @ilantic=gitp uuo 8tftaert per Soot
s.. 70, ootr gun; nit Der eiitrbabn, tur 10
Scos eultia, IS. 5 Jtrutr ourblaufenbs Siattt
mad Repz9orf, Qoue=9zor6, @gburps9orf, zine
Si6tuHo, 81 90, Runoreife $500; Gdps Wap,
NunSrei;t, q 90. 9inttt lum 9srfauf in unlss
rsm gur,ou, iofpi, BET Glbaueb's, Nr. Is, NOr0s
Charles Stra5t, nab albarp, Srop, SoratOgcz
SPRINGS, Ial=Rio.r, R,pport, Reps9npsn. C0tG
9ortiaup (Ttaiut) uub uorolibeu 9unftsn BON Der
gb,rit, an Qiqbt. uub 9rattsStrabe. Sp'jitls
gRat,n fir Sonntagsi6ulsr, 9tr.int uno 9eleas
iaoitsn. 56reibt neqen Rsiitbu4 uno iretno
,oelder onotrtn @usfuuii an
GGartnc. ebriOtr. assnt, 24, 2igbtfr
(Sunil6. 3&59
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-28

S1.25-SaItimprc nadl 6dTpcrS Tcrrb I'M
Wedrrtnsburs uue Surnd, SoHHrua, 5
Sult. SptlilIjuJ pom G1mosuAslbuboi,
? 1Tb~ 9go--s-s
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

in the hopes of beating him next
year, do not appreciate the adamant
support accorded him by an over
whelming majority of the people
of the west. Roosevelt has the
west solid, and the correspondent
says that nearly every Republican
out here and many Democrats con-
cede his nomination and election,
and regard it 30 certain that they
have ceased to discuss the matter.
This seems to be an accurate
sizing up of the situation. The
west is strong for Roosevelt be-
cause it likes him. There are
many western characteristics about
the man that appeal to the senti-
mental side of the people of the
west, and he has an energy, rugged
independence and an honesty that
have attracted western people to
him. The western people regard
the President as a firm and faith
full official who is set on doing his
full duty without fear or favor, and
that is jbst the sort of man they
wish to remain in the White House.
As for the opposition of Wall
street, the stronger and more open
it is, the more popular it will make
Roosevelt in the west. Not little
of western dissatisfaction in the
past grew out of the suspicion that
there was too close an alliance be-
tween the big financiers and the
White House, and the people who
were dissatisfied will not desert
president who has had the courage
to tell the men of Wall street that
he and not they is at the head of
the government. In fact, Wall
street opposition is what will make
Roosevelt strong with the people
outside of Wall street, and they
are in a large majority.-Spokes-
man-Review.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Climate and Crop Bulletin of
the Weather Bureau, Oregon Sec
ton, for the week ending Tuesday,
August IS.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
A few small showers occurred
Sunday in the Willamette valley,
but otherwise the past week has
been dry, with temperatures
averaging slightly above normal.
The rains were insufficient to be of
much benefit to late crops and pas
lures, which are now beginning to
need rain quite badly. Feed is
getting short on the ranges, and
the supply Of milk is decreasing in
the dairy districts. Stock, how
ever continues doing fairly we'll,
and cattle, as rule, are in good
flesh. An average second crop of
alfalfa has been harvested in south
ern sections. There is some hay
yet to be cut in the coast counties,
but haying in general is now COM
pleted, with satisfactory yields in
all parts of the State.
The grain harvest is being push
ed everywhere, and in the Will
lamette valley the yields are es-
pecially good, and in eastern Ore
gon they are much better than
expected, although not averaging
as heavy as last year. Spring
grain ripeDed under favorable
weather conditions, and the heads
are we'll filled with plump berries.
The week has been favorable for
hops, and although lice are more
numerous than usual, the vines
have not been injured to any ex-
tent, and the prospects are good
for yield but slightly below those
obtained last year. Corn has made
good progress, and is now tassellng
and caring. Late potatoes aud
gardens need rain.
Prunes are not dropping so bad
ly as they did during the previous
week, and this crop will be an extra
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

For less than an hours brutal
work, Jeffries for whipping Corbett
got the big end of purse amount
ing to nearly 100000. A fortune
beyond the reach of thousands who
apply labor and brains for a life
time. Who said there was nothing
in low moral ambition.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

The police department of Port
land is now to be conducted on a
strictly military basis. The officers
must wear white gloves, put on a
wise look and not talk to anybody.
If the service is not improved the
white gloves will not be soiled often
in arresting criminals.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

It is clamed that already about
one fourth of the area of the state
of Oregon has been withdrawn from
entry for the purpose of forest re-
serves. 1t is time that the govern
ment should take action in pre-
serving the rapidly disappearing
forests. Large Withdrawals in
Oregon are now only temporary
and care should be used in es-
tablishing permanent lines. The
time will come when tree planting
will be necessary to keep up the
supply of timber.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

Marie Buchanan, of Cheyenne, q
16-year-o]d girl, is said to have
absorbed all the learning she can
get from American instructors on
violin, and will pursue her studies
in Bohemia. She is said to be a
musical genius.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

good one. Bartlett pears are also
very promising. Apples are quite
uneven, and it is expected the
yields will be less than the aver
age.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

Four japanese and several white
fishermen were drowned Tuesday
at Vancouver, B. c., in a severe
squsll that visited the bay.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20
WEST IS STRONG FOR ROOSE
WELT,

A correspondent of the Wall
Street Journal, writing from Dem
yer, says that those eastern news
papers which, at the behest of
Wall street msgnates, are attempt
ing to belittle President Roosevelt
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-08-20

U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Climate and Crop Bulletin of
the Weather Bureau, Oregon Sec
ton, for the week ending Tuesday,
AupuSt 1S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-09-04

SCHOOL

The high school and all the grades
will open on Tuesday, Sept. Sth, a
meeting Of the teachers will be held
in the Office Of the superintendent on
Monday, Sept. eth, at 8 a. M. and
the work for the year will be laid
out. Pupils are requested to begin
school the first day-Tuesday. 1t
will be greatly to their advantage.
No children under six will be ad-
mitted into the primary department.
Beginners in this department will be
received up to Oct. 9Th, only. After
that date all classes are formed and
registration ~ beginners closes.
LIST OF TEACHERS.
R. S. Dewar, superintendent.
Gertrude E. Jameson. principal of
the high school.
T;?@s. Jewell, first assistant.
Agnes Skundberg, second assistant.
Fanny NJ. Lincoln, eighth grade.
Mary 8. Walstad, seventh grade.
Bessie NJ. Adams, sitxh grade.
Lottie 3. Tibbals, fifth grade.
Lila Y. Shortrldge. fourth grade.
Marian Adamson, third grade.
Mvrtle F. Brown, second trade.
Miilicent Thompson, first grade.
Ethel Thompson, assistant frs
grade.
Genevive V. Potter. music an(
drawing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-09-04
MEXECO-A REPUBLIC WITHOUT
PARTY ACTIVITY.

1t is a matter Of no little surprise
to the foreigner that II federal repub-
lie, whose institutions are modelled
after those of the United States, party
activity, and even party organization,
are practically absent. The imme-
diate cause of this anomalous situa-
ton is the overwhelmingly dominant
position occupied by President Diaz.
All classes of the population, from
the poorest poems to the wealthiest
land owners, place such %unbounded
confidence in his ability to direct the
policy of the country that there is no
need for an organized party to rally
to his support, and no Don for an
opposition party. That this situation
has remained practically unchanged
during the successive terms Of his ad-
ministration a only be explained by
the fact that the political education
of the people has not as yet reached
the level which the democratic politi-
cal system adopted in 1857 demands.
In the nominating convention OF
the Liberal Union party, which as
sembled in the City Of Mexico on
June 10, the political progress OF the
last twenty-five years was clearly
mirrored. Delegates from every etate
and territory Of the republic Assem-
bled, not merely to renominate Cen
eral Diaz. but to found a national
political party, whose main purpose
will be the maintenance Of those trad1-
lions Of law and order which hare
contributed SO much toward the in
dustrial advance Of the count ry.
Whether this party organization VIII
lead to the formation Of an opposition
party remains to be seen. Inc lndl-
cations are that no such party will be
formed, in as much as it would have
to take a position a~ntagOnisttc to The
present administration in order to find
a reason for its existence with
such a platform it would be M
possible to form a party, owing to tine
absence to any a-ticulate opposition
sentiment in the country. The only
possibility is the formation Of q con
sentative party, which would soon be
forced into the attitude Of the old
clerical party. The recruitment
aroused by the confscation OF church
property and the expulsion Of monas
t;c or1orc rjohf form, tho nurleuE for
a con servative or clerical party. But
even here much of the bitterness has
disappeared. o ing to the spirit Of
fairness which has characterize! the
policy Of president..Diaz in MS dealints
with the church.-From The Re-
nomination of President Diaz. by
L. S. Rowe, in the American Month
ly Review of Reviews f,r september.