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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-20
Grbangtr ith in iriner 3ele.
6atte Nngit Dor Dem Ridter &pn4.-
Safe QQumQn'8 GrmprOung.

ct. Qouts, M}o., 10, 0ttpber.-
Die poli3ei glaubt, DAB 0a5 9ebetmz
nib Der G%rmDroung pQn &dte &dus
man, Deren Qei6e am 9pnneri tag an
Der QonoTtraBe BEL NormdnOp gefuns
ben nurOe, Dur6 Den Selbitmoro oeS
QeQer8 oyo6n 0iQiom8, pel6' 2eBtez
.rer am SdmItog MbenO auf ben Der
oa6t per6aFtet murOe, ben 9torO be-
qangen gu 6aben, gel0it 1T, 8iaioms,
Der tir3li9 pom N}iiiiiiippi na6 0(tlz
iouri Qefommen mar, md6te Dor &C.
tern me6rmuls ben 8erIu6, etnen
RepolDer gu ~pertaufen, uno erpedte
OaOur6 9eroa6t. U}an brahte i'm
no6 Dem 8sfQngniB in Glupton. Gr
bet6euerte Qnfdngli6 ieine un16ulo;
als man inn a6er nit 6ragen 3uieBte,
duBerte er Iih: ,G8 naren 4nDere Oaz
BEL 6et6ailiqt; morgen fperOe ia Sud
me6r Darij6er iogen." 8eitern firth
6ra6 in Der g}G6e De8 8efdngniRe5
fyeuer aus, poour6 betra6tlide Nufz
rcgun8 entitano. 2(ls Oa7eI6e gel0i6t
mar, bego6 it6 Der Sderiff 9enden
nu6 @iQiam5' 3eQe unO fonO Den
Reger ais 2eide, Gr 6otte ii4 Derz
mittslit ieines 8etttudes erAdn8t,
Mon Dermut6st nun, OaB 8tuiam5
ben Qdrm, ben oas 6euer 6erpOrrief,
10 Deutets, al5 iei Elm NO6 i'm Nn3u8e,
UNI i'm gu lpnGen, unO OoB er aus
g(nqit pDr benz 2Dn4geridt Sel6Itz
mDrD bedind.
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ben eingefii6rt. 6r. 8ern6arO 8ettz
mann, ber9raftOent oe5 @erpaltungsz
ratb8 Oes Gousg5, 6egriiBte ben reuet
Better Dei7elben Rumen8 Der Guratoz
rem. ReD. Or. Gmil 6iri6 BON GRtz
cago ipra6 ijber bic 8e3iebungen OeS
GOOegs CUR gntnitelung Oe5 ameriz
faniTden SuOent6um8. Gr betDnte,
ooB bic GeIigion tein toOter 6OrmeIz
Tram iein oiirfe, unO be3ei6nete Die
oeuti6en SsraeIiten Oe5 2anOe8 al5
bieienigen, BON pelfen oa5 Reformz
Suosnt6um ousgegon8en lei. 4u4
fpru6 er ij6er bic llna66dngigtett oe5
3ab6iners, pelder Der GrIte in Der
Gemeinoe iein mile unO gang ent=
5bjeOen Dor Dem M}iGionGr tOmme,
BENIN Der 8slO1ot itebe tief unter
0ifen un0 8ilOung. 3eb. Or. So
iepb 6tol3 iprod in iejner Gi8eni4aft
ols QrG7toent Der Nlumnen : 4hocta=
tion unO Or. 8ott6arbt 9eutI4 g&az
mems Der 6atultdt.
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SI[fe I'M Der Nnth.

96iGabeIp9to, 9a., 10. Oft.
-GapitGn Nielien pon Dem englifden
0ampfer n6aoerforO," pel6er bier
eintraf bsri6tet, baB er 100 N}eilen
0ftli6 BON Gape 9enlopen ben 8itenz
Schooner r8u6ic ano 8eifie" in be-
0rdngtem 3uitunOe getrOffen babe.
Gapitdn NieIien iarOte Elm Boot gu
benz 66iff hiniiber, unb Der 8efebIsz
6aber bsFelben, Gapitdn Mari6aa,
ersG6lte, baB er an II. September
ron 8sorgetorpn, S.@G., mad 9dt=
6o9ue a~bgefd6ren unO bur9 Stiirms
Gus Ieinem 8urs beri6Iagen unb Der
@egel 6eraubt poroen lei, Gapitdn
HtelIen 1anote uuf oas ~bebrdngte
S6iff, auf pel6em ii6 auBer Der
munnfc6aft Die Satin uno pier 8inz
Der oes Gapitdns, iopie Elm 8afdgter
befinben, 9rOpiant unO anoere 9or>
rGt6e, pprauf Der Schooner feline un@
terbroGene6ahrt mad Catalogue fOr.@
ieBte.
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0eue 6arnaariz6ane.

G6tcago, 81, 10. OttO6er. -
Sn @egsnpart zines 3dblrei4en Pus
blifums lit pu5 neue 6eim be5 u9uru~
gurt : Mdnnsraor5," Elm Nr. 1115
unO I'LL, 8eitz12. StroBe, bele8ez
ne5, prG6tig ou5geItatteteS 8ereinsz
6au5, feierli4it ein8epei6t pOroen.
Gs fanD cine impo5ante 5eierIi4teit
ftutt, BEL pel6er Der 8ereinsprditoent
Or. qaul Ruoolf bic 8e9riBun8sz
Qnfpru6e uno Ri6ter S6eoOor 8renS
tuno bic 5e7treoe belt. Die neue
GdngerbaQe lit i'm IebbofteIten Ser
tebrsz unO 8eI6dft5t6eil Der Suos
petIeite geIegsn, an Der u. StraBG
5pii6en 0gOenz Ii. 8eternz4Oenue.
9as 8e6Guoe lift i'm Stple Der Oeuts
I6en 8enaiFance 8eRaIten, 3peiStod-
perfe uno MuniarOe bod, bat eine
Front pon 80 SUB uro cine 5iefe BON
1O8 SUB.
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gcrriniote Singer INN Baltimore.

6auptquartier: ,Germania : W}dns
nerbor 6aue." 9rGitOent: 9enrg
@ieIetinq, 0r. 228, perl. GuIternz
Qoe.; cOrre1p. unO prot. SetretGr: ).
Wm. 8uDenius, g}r. 1923, 9rleansz
Str; Tinun3zS etretdr: 8eOrg 9im=
mel6e6er, Ir. 315, RorOzGOenzStr.;
S6oBmeiIter: 6ermunn Midli4, glr.
713, 0arrenzS Str; 9irigent .. DE
Iamet. 0elegatenz DISCRIMINATING jeoen
3fueiten Treitag i'm Wtonat.
81 ripn"-6auptquartter Stag
6aue," CIR. 2O5, 6anoDertr. Sing
itun6e: Mittpo@; 0iri8ent s.. 6.
6runt.
n6ormDnte"- 6auPtquortier:
CIR. Ala. @eItz 5apettez6tr Sing
itpnoe; 0tenIto9s; 9irigent S. u.
8ein.
o@ermuntusM dnner4o I"
- 6auptquartier: 9}r. 40 un0 412,
@eTtsQom6orO StroBe. SingItunOe:
0onnerItags; 0irigent 36eo. 9embcrs
ger.
n8ro6finn" 6auptquartier:
Rr. 1000, 6reOerids2(pe S~ingitunoe:
W}ittno68; 0irigsnt s. q. &ein.
rzW d nner6or"-
6uuptquartier: QnOrea5' Safe, g&r.
314, 6unoper StraBe. Singitunoe:
9onnerftag5; 9irigent GRarles 8.
8ohuu.
oQocuF 9oint MGnnerz
dor" - 6nuptquartier: 3pider's
6oQe, Gde BON QnOrez unO Gubaz
Ctr. SingItunoe; SOnnto88; Diri=
gent g.. 9Dblmunn.
nQr6eiter 2tebertaer"
- 6auptduQrtier: g~eio6arOt's 6aQe,
Rr. 1913, Mefsqra raft StraBe. Sings
itunDe: Mittpo65; 9irigent G9as.
8. 8o6ou.
nG6ulta =MGnner6or"-
6uuptquartier: 8oigt's 6aIe, g1r.
1922, 6arforozQDenus SingitunOe:
W2tttpo68; Dirigent Soiep6 qa4e.
nWo3urtzM Gnner6or"-
6auptquartier: n6onor 9aQe," Gde
Don 9uncanzBlace unO WhGloerrbz
GtruBe. G~ingitunoe: Montags; 9iz
ri8ant 80. 6. Shl0gel.
oGt6entrun5"- 6auptquarz
tier: 3orn's 6ole, Gde Der 8. unb
0oug6zStr, 6ig6lanOtOnn, Sing
itunoe: M}ittDOds; 0irigent GOparO
80drer.
.WelOoie" - 5auptquartier:
+. Rie8' 6aue, Gde BON 2opzS traBe
uno 8elair : Warft. Singitunoe:
0onneritags; 9irigent !. aarolu5.
,8ermuniuz 8 marie t.
Club" - 5auptquartier: Meienz
berg's 6ale, Nr. 116, Roroz9acaitr.
Singitunbe: 9ienitags; 9irigent ).
8arolus.
nMeBger @eangoerein4
- 6auptquartier: g8apern : 6dle,"
CIR. 7 un0 8, 6ioz6reoerid zStraBe.
S~ingItun0e: 9ienitags; 9irigent 5.
6. 6rant.
n@DelpeiB" - 6auptquartier:
Qoer's 6ale, Gte bon Salt II. Gattz
Qpe. @ingitunbe: 9enItags; 9tria
gent 90. &. SaIDgeI
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Wtrfihernnasaaemt ermurbet.

8Drt 8mOut g. ., -. Ntt. =
Der 8eritferung5 : 49ent g0parb
3eit nuroe, ais er in Dem 6auie elmer
6rau McGaQum 8elO couettirte, BON
3lpei Mdnnern ii6erfa1en, fiir6terlt4
miB6anOelt uno 76lieBIi6 toOt8ei4oiz
fen. 2us oes MorDe8 DerOdhtig iino
Der Ie9er M}oies SobnIOn unO Der
@eiBe Rufu5 8ur6um Der6dftet NOR
ben. Die 8eioen ioGen in Der Srunz
fen6eit nit 5rou M}cGuaum STREET
o~ngefangen 6a6en unO Odnn ii6er 3eit
6ergefaaen iein in Dem 8lauben, baB
DieIer elm 5reunD Der 5rau lei.
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Mprsan's 6ra9e.
Warum ni6t 1iCaragua ?
Hupfcbelt bait feft an Der Banana.
route. Scinc Iniid1tcn uno
Blanc.

gpentuele militdriide MaBreseln CUR
9ur4iebung beg Banana : 8rpz
Jets ni4t aus9ei9lq1en. - Die
Miiiiun bes GupitGns 6umpbrep
uno bes 2isutenants Murp6D mad
8eneausla unb benz Sit6mus. =
Sn Colombia lit Die 8elOfruge
aGein maBge6enD. = 9as Sdtdz
ial zines frii6eren cOlOm6iiden
@eIanbten in NaibingtOn.
@of9ington, .. g., 10. 0ft.
- Sn Der am 8. Nopember beginnen@
ben grtruiibung min 8unbesIenator
Morgan bon Nlabumu Die &dnalfrdge
CUR Spra6e bringen unb Die Srage
aufperfen, tparum bic Administration
ni6t S4ritte gum 8au bes Nicaraz
qua &anais trifft, ba Dffen6ar feline
8e%reinbarung nit Colombia iiber ben
Banana : 8anal m0gIi6 lei. 9rdz
itoent Rooiebelt lit iebO6 in Der Sa4e
nod unentf4lOfen. @r bdlt Dem Ser
nebmen na4 baran feit, baB bic gaz
mama : 9oute bic bette urto port6eil=
hafteite lit, unb es iteben CUR 3eit, ME
Oerit9ert ptrb, feline S6ritte in Nus=
ii4t, 1pel6e auf bas SauenlaKen 9a~
nama's unb Die Mufnabme elmer an
oeren Rpute, lei e5 Die Rtcaraguuz
pber Gan 8las : Goute, ab3ielen. Die
Sntereifenten Der San BIAS : Route
BADEN ibr M0gli4Ites getban, I'm bic
Gatifi3trung 0es Banana : 8ertruge5
IN 8pgota 8u 6intertrei6en; tie baben
bort einen Qgenten, fpelder na6&rGfz
ten intriguirt bat, um Die SppOiitiOn
gu itdrten. go IoQ Deriel6e ben Sim
fluB Der tat6olif6en PrGlaten in 30
gotta gegen ben &analoertrag mobtl
gemadt ba6en, neil bic SntereIente&
Der 9anamatanul G~Dmpagnie IN
Srantrei9 bic bortige 8egierung BEL
ibren 9ifferen3en nit Der Stride ge>
iiiBt 6dtten, uno er ion ferner per-
i0nli9 BEL Mitglie0ern Oes @ongreiz
les gegen Die Ratifi5irung bes Bertha
ges agitirt baden, UNI Die Qusii4ten
Der Sun Bias : Route oaOur6 gu
beben. 9ieie Ma6inatipnen limb bier
po6lbefunnt, uno lie nerOen Der Gan
Bias : 8oute ri9t 6eIfen, ielbft penn
bic Banana : ROute i4lieBlt4 auBer
Srage fommen ioQte.
Qber Die Banana : 8oute lit, troB
Der 8orgGnge in 8ogota, nod ni4t
a~ufgegeben. G5 ldge Die MOgli6tett
por, baB Der prdiioent ii6 enti6liez
ben t0nnte, Die GOn3eiiion Der fran3Oz
iiI6en @eieq16aft 3u tuufen uno an
Die 5ertigitelung Oes 8anuls gu 9ez
ben, obne oor6er einen 8ertrug nit
Colombia a6gei6loKen gu BADEN. Do
gu ipGre freiIi4 cine grmG4ti9ung
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Sic N2nnoher III Ganias.
0rei3e6ntauisno M}ann nebmen On
t6eil Daran. - MtIitdr : 4ttU6e5
Qu5pGrtiger M}G6te 5ur SteQe.

uuspGrtiger 0}G6te sur SteQe.
Sort Rtlep, SIS, 10. 0tto6er.
- 6eute 6e9annen bier Die 8roBen
Teloman0per, gu tpel6en niht nenIz
Qer ais $1,000 Mann DerI6ieoener
WaffenoQttunQen DOn Der reguldren
Qrmee, Ippie pon Der Wlilt3 DON Uh1@
fpuri, Soma, &onia5 uno @y}ebrosta
3uiammenge3ogen porOer iino, nm
oeneinIum ii6 i'm prattiifen 8rtegss
Dienit gu perpoQtommnen. gu Dem
3pede 1T Elm 6elOlager erri6tet pors
ben, ME es in 5rieDens3eiten in io(z
der 8r0Be in ben Ser. Staten nod
ME 6eitanOen Fat. 9ofel6e lit in
i~QritGrer 6inii6t por3iigli6 eingeri6z
tet; bur6 cine Diele MeiIen LANCE 2etz
tuna nirD oemiel6en reine5 3rtntz
naRer in 6iiQe 3ugefi6rt; 3ablret6e
8~uDe6duier 1inD eingerihtet uno eS
lift Nthts DerIdumt poroen, Inn ben
@eIunO6eits3uitono Der 3ruPPen onf
Der duBeriten 606e 3u 6ulten. Die
MQn0per Dauern pier3e6n Gage. Be
fe6liot nerOen bic Sruppsn md6reno
bieIer 3eit Dur6 bic 8rigo0egenerdls
8rant, 8eQ uno 8arrD pon Der re8uz
IGren Qrmee uno General 6u8be5
BON Der Nutionalgaroe BON 8anids.
Die Chamber ftno pon Iol6er 8eoeuz
tunq, DaB cine Qn3a6l Der 0}ilitdrs
Qtto6e8 Der 8eIanDtI4aften in@aIRz
iroton benIeI6en beipObnen Deroen,
Qu6 miro General San 9amilto7
pDn Der 6ritif6en Armee, Der CUR 3eit
in ben Ser. Stoaten peilt, e%rpartet,
Morqen ntr0 @ouperneur 8uilep BON
8!anias i'm Eager eintreffen. 0a8
Wetter unO Der CUTE 3uitono oer
QanOFraBen finO Dem 8e8inn OerUtas
nGpsr ie6r 9iinitig.
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S~abrifanten BON 9ferbegeTdirr@2eOer,
6dnbler nit Soblenleber unO
S6ub=uteniilien.
G. L. HOFFMAN & CO, l2 E. Lombard
9r1 9poos.
DANIEL MILLER & CO, $50 Hopkins
Place.
Gfiig, 9idels, 8raut, GutIup ii. I. IN.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 44
South Charles Str.
Tenitergtas, SIai4en un0 a0rte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO., 12O Hanover.
Str.
Gummi : &leioer, MadintoIbes uIfp.
G. A. zIRKEL & CO., 10 E. Pratt Str.
Weine urb Spirituoien.
CHARLES A. LURMANN, Wholesale and
Retail, lC61 HilIen Str, Cor. Forrest.
Sunter Wbistep.
w. LANAHAN & son. 20 Light.str
RorburD HDe : 8biste9.
FISHER BROS, lis w. Baltimore=str.V
&affse - ungebrannt uno %gebrannt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 421
Exchange.PIace.
2anbnirt6i9aftli6e 9erGtbe uno Sis
mereierl.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. Paca,
Str.
Mebger= unb Ginma4er : 8ert3euge.
]. P. PFEIFFER & SON. 200 N. Paca.str.
Oel, 6arbe unb Glas.
c. H. wINKELMANN & CO.. Is W.
P-att.str.
Srnamentale 9rabt @rbeiten.
DUFUR & CO., 81 n. Howard=Str.
Bubz unb Weibpauren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., 9 w. Baltl.
moresstr.
StiefeIn unb S6u6e.
Carroll ADAMS & CO, p Howardsstr.
Sbiiren, Seniterrdbmen, Houleuur.
FRAME D. WATKINS & CO., 400 o.
PrattsStr.
Wiener 8Gderei.
RICE Bros 8l2-s24 N. Gay.str.
Waagen unO 3ubeROr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO.. 1871 Light.str.
GnSctail.@ ciGafte.
Su9banolung.
GUENTHER'S, Deutsche Buchhandluns
Mr.. sos, ost.Baltimore.str.
9iamanten uno S6mud1dher.
WELSH BROS, 5 o. BaltimoresStr.
2innenz uno Weibtpddrer.
CTAPK & W o1o N CharlessStr
MDbel unb Seppi6e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., L CO., 10 w.
BaltimoresStr.
6rieb6Dfe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY. Office q
w. Saratoga Str.
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I'm irin Qmt einaeieBt.

Cincinnati, 8, 10. Ottober.
= Or. &uufmann &o6ler, BON Iepz
gprf an bas beige n9ebrep union=
@oQege" berufen, nurOe i'm Mtount,
Sinai Sempel ais 9rGiiOent beIlelz
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pnnfiers unb Matler.

HAMBLEToN & CO.. 9 SouthsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., q South:Str.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON (Est. 1892,
Fayette=Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD d, FISHER & SONS, 6 S. Gals
vert.Str.
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@uh 500 grbeiter brObIus.

altoona, Pa., 19. Sttober. -
9as Qr6sitsperional in ben 8erfitdtz
ten Der g9ennIploania Giienba6n" lit
UNI 8e6n pro3ent reou3irt por0en,
pobur6 cirta 800 Munn auBer 4rz
BELT tQmen.
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Sruft : gpmpagnien.

THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
COMPANY, 10 North Ave, fertigt Tee
stamente aus und fungirt ais Testas
und Nachlassvers
waiterin.
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
Cermans und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. r.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
CalvertsStr.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
]. B. Scott, sekr. =Schatzm.
2ebensberIi herungs : Gompd9nten.
MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO, 8 und 10
SouthsStr.; W. H. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
sSeuer : @erf6erungs : Agenten.
ROYAL ms. co. Sun Building.
Snbuitriol : 8erii9erungs : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
Fayette=str.
5euerii9ere MDbel>2 agerung.
THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
CO, 1919, North=Ave.
GRAHAMs WAREHOUSE, Park : Ave.
uud Dolphin.Str.
Ge9t8anpGlte.
LOUIS P. & PERCY c. HENNIGHAU.
SEN, 215 st. Paul=Str.
7. ]. SCHAUMLOEFFEL, Sol Law Build.
ing.
@ntpGlte 0atentzprp5efe.)
MANN & CO., Equitable Building.
9runoeiaent6um@W2dtler
PIERRE C. DUGAN { NEPHEW. Is Lex,
ingtonsStr.
Gnsrpsscihdfte.
@ustpGrtige unb ein6eimtf9e PRO
butte.
HENRY KNEFELY L SON, 5 o. Pratts
Str
Biscuit unb 8reBel.
HARGRAvE & BRO. % N. Greene.str.
Bidder : 8equtiiten
THE MYERS { HICKS CO.. 1a s,
HuwardsStr.
Bidder unb Gonbitor : @erf5euge.
AUGUST MAAG, los Hanoversstr.
guu6oI5, Sbiiren, 5eniterrabmen
OTTO DUKER & CO., Presidentsstr. und
Canton=Ave.
Butter, gier unb @efliigel.
WIN. A. SHUTTLE & CO., lis s. Charles
Str.
8ilber, Spiegel, Hd6men.
STEIN, SMITH & CO, Al S. Liberty=Str.
8uaz unb .3eitunas>9Gnbler.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO, BaltimoresStr
S%leirobren, 8le6platten, S9rpt.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. CO.,
30 Hanover.Str.
8auboIs : gambler.
THOS. MATTHEW'S { SON, Cantor Ave.
und Albemarle=Str.
GEO. F. SLOAN & BRO. Ala Light.str.
8le4z unb emuinirte Sta6ltpaaren.
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING
CO.. log Hanover.str.
Gigdrren uno Sabaf.
L. n. NEUDECKER CO., Centre=Markt,
Space und LombardsStr.
Oiomonten unb S9mudia9en.
II. ]. oPPENHEIMER & SONS. l2l W..
Baltimore=Str.
9ampfmai9inen, Ge1el, pumpen.
WALLACE STEBBINs & SONS. Charles,
und Lombard.Str.
OroguenzSdnbler.
GILPIN, LANGDoN & CO., 300-502 W.
LombardsStr.
GILBERT BROS. & CO.. "a N. Howarda
Str.
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9dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Balti=
more. und CalvertsStr.
sPERRY, JONES 6 CO., Calverts und
FayettesStr.
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empfe6femswert6em Sinans-,
emsros- nno gaoetatg-
Ge(6dften.
TinansieGcs.
Banter.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II southsstr.;
]. D. Ferguson. Praes.; 81. B. Wilcox.
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore. und LibertysStr.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason. Kassis
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS T
NAL BANK, Lombard und southsstr.;
Chas. 7. Crane, Praes.; Carter G. os'
burn, Kassirer.
pEUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore: und Hol'
iiday.Str. A. H. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIONAL BANK. Howard und Gers
man.Str.; Lawrence B. Kemp, Praes.;
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA N. Eu'
tawsStr.; Joshua C, Harvey, Praes.;
W. Marriott, Kassirer.
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Mi8., ging geitern in 6lammen auf.
9erIuit $4,000.
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Mttien, Sbltgationen unb gaumtpO1e.
LowNDEs & REDWOOD. Stock Exchange
n. F. BACHMAN & CO., 2O6-2l9 Equitaa
Bile Building.
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tt SCHAUMLOEFFEL, 3l Law Build
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Nus 9eutI6lono.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-29
commendable 70 Punish Crime.

So long IS the Democratic party
serves the public better than any
other party. it is entitled 70 credit for
selecting faithful public servants, and
It cannot escape responsibility for
the unfaithtaL Ne party has a mo
nopoly on the virtuons: neither are
the vicious confined TO one party. The
wedding cut Of public corruption
should be the mission Of the Demo
cratic party A Democratic law
breaker Is no better than a Republican
i~sw-hreaker, | DO not agree with the
Republican statesman who. when told
that both candidates for a certain
once rascsis. said: well. who
Is cur damn ~rsscals- A rascal Ia no
less so by calling himself a Democrat.
| believe IN exposing and furnishing
Democratic raseals the same as Re
publican ~rascals: Democrats Just q
little bit more than Republicans, be-
cause they should know better. or
heials are not elected TO prosecute |
only political opponents, but to enforce
the law impartially against oil Of
fenders, The cloak Of Democracy
should be torn from him who tries to
use Il to hide his corruption. II
wrong-doing exists, the sooner IL is
discovered and stopped, the better for
the party and state. ! do not believe
In closing our eyes to corruption, for
fear that by making a fuss about 1t
The party might be injured. The only
way to stamp out corruption is to hit
i and hit it hard whenever and where
it shows itself. Let the people
inow who the rascals are. No honest
nan can be injured by exposure OF
he truth. The Democratic party
stands for enforcement Of law. 1t
hould not injure any party to get rid
4 public plunderers. There are bood-
ers In the Democratic party, but for
ny part do not propose to allow
hem to make ne give up my party,
ut ! propose TO do all l can to get !
hem out of the party. !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-29
Elect Honest Representatives.

Thomas jefferson once said. "The
time to guard against corruption is be-
fore it gets hold Of us. 1t is better
10 keep the wolf from the fold than
TO trust to drawing his teeth and
claws after he gets in" One way to
guard against the wolf Of corruption is
TO elect to the General Assembly only
men Of known integrity; men not pas
sfvely honest. but actively honest.
Many men can be honest inactiyely.
but what we need in public affairs
Is men who can be honest in action
EVIL always comes out sooner or later.
IL a mans character or life shows
MIN to be susceptible to corrupt lobby
influences, he should not be trusted
no matter how capable he NAV be.
NO capacity in a public official
attones fer dishonesty. We need in
u legislative halls more aggressive
honesty. Brilliancy and wit in a leg
islator are well enough, but common
rugged honesty is better. Select Dem.
ocrats as Senators and Representa-
wan AGI ttAtEdle a CQrTUnf I
lobby; men who will not allow the
touch OF an unclean dollar TO con.
taminate legislative halls; men who
VIII speak out and ~denounce corrun.
Ion when they find #; men who wiu
expose ~venality, not conceal It. Sc.
ect Democrats who will use their Of.
1cial functions solely for the public
good. Officials are trustees Of an ex.
pressed trust TO be administered for
he public good, not for private gain.
In Official has no right to use the
lowers given him for his own ends I
lie can embezzle the peoples power 4,
$ Wen as the peoples money. One ,
> public Office has no more right to r
So his official functions for personal /
nds than he would have to put his '
ands into the public treasury to pay b
private debt. )
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-29
No Compromises.

The slogan must be;
no compromise with public plum
derers."
The Democratic party should stand
for the Missouri idea"-the unrelent-
ing exposure ard punishment of official
g~rafters. The Democratic party SHOULD
bring about the day in Missouri when
official integrity will be as sacred as
female virtue and as z~ealously guard
ed. 1T is time" said Samuel j..
Tflden, the great Democrat, ito a N
and enforce the decree that he
who plumbers the people, though he
steal the livery of heaven to serve the
devil in, is no Democrat" That doc
trine should be as Democratic now as
It was when Tilden Numbered against
the civic evils of his day. The boodler
is neither Democrat nor Republican;
he Is, above all, a public enemy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-29

French and German In a school at
Birmingham, Penn.
Mrs. I. B. Duncan has returned
frnm CT To.t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-10-29
Now is tn. Time.

Il the corruptionists are ever TO be
overcome in Missouri, now is the
time. 1t is not likely that so much
material will be found against them
again. | want the Democratic party
to have the credit of accomplishing
their complete overthrow. All these
exposures will be of no benefit unless
the people do something about It. Ey.
cry individual Democrat-for 1 speak
TO you particularly now-has a work
DO. The corruptionists are shrewd
and they have millions of money. They
VIII try to deceive you. They viii
present subtle arguments to show that
hey are in favor Of good government
With the usual but" Even the
'oodlers themselves may denounce
'oodling In public. But how sincere