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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-23
BREADSTUFF EXPORTS.

In the seven months Of the current calendar year
ended with July, American exports of breadstuffs
amounted to only $56,60OOOO In the corresponding
months of 1899, these exports amounted to $142,-
100000 and in the corresponding months of 1901,
to $16400O0O0. These statistics serve to emphasize
the rapidity with which foodstuff consumers in
the United States, as compared with foodstuf pro-
ducers, is increasing
While the native suburban population of this
country is swiftly augmenting every year. that pop
ulation is annually receiving great accretions by rea
son Of immigration. These new comers settle chiefly
in the northAtantic states in near great centers
of population. Only small proportion of them
relatively, seeks the farming districts. They come
here to engage in the first occupation which offers
itself, and usually they enter into manufacturing or
some manual "handicraft to be found in cities and
towns.
This constantly increasing addition to our pop
ulaton is equivalent to an extension in the foreign
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-23
BALFOUR AND HIS BURDENS.

England. traditionally reserved and conservativ
in the expression of political opinion however heate'
her domestic controversies may be, is now IN th'
midst of political campaign that for violence o.
invective for extravaganza of censure or of praise
according the point of view of partisanS, may wei
rival the boasted history of the American stump
For insinuation of unworthy motives, for denuncla
ton of public conduct and methods, for sweeping
allegations of ncompetency, must look for models
to our disturbed and agitated British cousins, who
have passed through barren but very bitter par
liamentary session and now await with impatience
the election and formation of new government that
may or may not satisfy the politicians and the peo-
pie of the nation says the Call.
In the great parliamentary battle which has been
fought for many months and which was ended by the
king few days ago three great figures representing
as many definitely defined public policies, were in
the English eye Far above the others in public
praise of condemnation, auded for qualities recog
nized by friendly followers, or denounced for fail
ures construed by the desires of the opposition was
Mr. Balfour the premier.
Hardly second in the agitated gaze of the English
people, master of empirical suggestion and reform
or dangerous heorist trihing with the country and
its prosperity, as you please to look at him. was
Joseph Chamberlain, the nearest approach in Eng
land to the manners and methods of an American
statesman. And then came Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman who in the fire of controversy has been
characterized as the leader of honest men, exposing
the straightforward hereSies of Chamberlain and the
dishonest subtleties of Bafour
Through long series of great debates, during
which seven desperate but futile attempts were made
to Oust the government. these three men have been
before the English public as the shining marks for
Endorsement or rebuke. And now. with parliament
adjourned, the country rings with speculation re-
gardng the character and personnel of the next gov
ernment. A writer in the Contemporary Review.
protesting complete knowledge of the situation as
sumes that the next administration will be liberal
One but as the presumption is evidently an ex-
preston of the hope of Lord Rosebery, it has been
advanced only to be aSsaed bitterly and vigorously
As far as English public opinion may be sifted
there appear to be three available liberal prime min
listers, Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman, Lord Rose
berry and Lord Spencer. Subsidiary to this sugges-
ton is another that the king should send for Sir
Henry Campbell-Bannernan and Lord Spencer as
leaders of the opposition and deputize the latter to
form an administration. While this brilliant scheme S
is Matching the other forces are saying nothing to
indicate their final purpose in the organization of
new government Meanwhile partisan papers are I
brstling with adjectives of abuse and giving to a
America few examples that encroach upon our
supremacy in this field of political cam
paignng.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-23

When one hears that Russell Sage is 8S years old,
the first thing that comes to mind is what lot of
time he has missed wasting.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

SIN Mi Gndute BADEN bic
0ienitmGb9en eine groBe Qn5dbl ret@
der 5rausn uuf bic f4par3e 2iite gez
ieBt, 70 bab bic 0anren feline 9iilfe
befOmmen fOnner. Die Srage lit
ni9t, ME bel 2obn Die Oamen be-
3a6len polIen, Dielme6r tpeigert ii6
iebes Mdo9en, bus cine 3eitlang in
Der Stabt gearbsitet bat, Bel oieien
Oamen fir ben 606ften 2obn 81 bic
men. Die Mdb6sn f6einen cine Dirt
4ustunff86ireau 81 bu6en, bus Dor
0errf9dften narnt, Bel benen bic
Nado6en niat gut 6ebanbelt tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Sn Siour<Gitp lit ei n
Mann mad erbiBter 15~jdbriger
3u9t6ausitrufe entlafen pprOen. @r
bate Uncle Sam" bel einem Haubz
anfaG auf einen Poitpugen um cine
@entszMarte geidGOigt. Sine ie6r
f9tpere Strafe fir cine 10 geringe
8euts. @arum IieB Der 8erl ii4 a6er
au9 ni6t, eh er ieinen RuubOerIud
mu9te, in elmer 6pFen Stequng i'm
gpitoient anItelen. Damn bate er
bic G6ance ge6abt, runcle Sam" ti9>
tig gu rupfen unb ftraffrei aus3uz
aehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Canton unS 9igblanbtOwn.
GborI.e San's seeaaurant,

aouiSaros uno 8. 6trabe, Sieblanototpn.
Die t%eiRtsn getrdnls n1,r art.-9Ons
fdneie neu tias.ri6tet. Gin SsiuS oqer
mtinsr Grtuuoe uuo ets 9uslifums i'm
aasem.intn tets tpilfumm.n. (8esl-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Hus Oem Snnrren NarbIanO's unb
Den nngrenBenDen Staaten.
sine

Cine RGubergef9i4te
Qus SABRE be Grace tpmmt eiile
ienfationele @eI8i6te Der angebli9
geplanten @%ntfi6rung zines IA Sabre
alien MdOdens, Sri. Gornelia 8e1p,
Der So9ter bon Cigar &ell1, g9fs
glerf 0es rs. 6iuis Goal &c." bon
SABRE be 8race unb 9errDbile. Der
ange6li4e Gntfiibrer Mrt6ur Scum
bers lit peri6fpun6en uno piro bpn
Der POIi5et gefu9t. gr fOG Ii9 am
gebli6 an einen Glert i'm Qaben Don
6rn. 8tqidm Grat8 in SABRE be
8race INN Mit6iilFe bel Dem Inter
neRmen getpenOet 6aben, bod biefer
ma4te ieinem Q~r6eitge6er Tofort Wlttz
tbeilung BON benz BLAME unb auf bieIe
Wetie nurDe QeBterer betdnnt. SRI.
SeQp 1T cine S8iIerin Der So4I9ule
in 9abre be @race unb fo1te, benz
Pldne gemGB, auf tbrem Na6bauiez
6lorDformirt unD in elmer Splitter am
8aiufer ber6orgen gebdlten tperben,
bis cine grpBe 8eIo6nung auf lire
3uriid6tingung oll5geIeBt tporoen
pGre.
3e6n Sabre 8nobenfrtf.
Der Staatsanpalt &iharofon BON
8i6mOnb bat entI6ieben, baB Sanes
8anoplp6, Der jeBt fpegen zines On
griffs auf Sames 8reer eir1en Ser
min 0on 5eAn Sa6ren 3u6t6aus a6z
i%olOirt, feline Struf3eit ubIiBen mltB,
ebe " ipegen oe8 aus Dem &(n9riffe
reiultirenben M}oroes pro3eIIirt tpers
ben miro. Dies gie6t inn cine 8nuz
benfriit bon 5e6n Sa6ren, i'm Sale
er be5 Morbes ii6erfii6rt uno gum
So6e berurtbeilt iperoen ioQte,
8ldttern in 8arrettz
GOuntD.
Sn SafIano, 8arrett : GountD,
| i6einen Bic 8lattern i'm 53une6men
6egrifPn GIT iein. Die 8irt6T4uFten
iino aGfbtpfen, 8o~ttesOsnite finoen
ni6t itatt uno Oos geIenI8aftli6e 2es
ben Ite6t fill. 8eri6ieosne 6GuTer
iinO unter Die ftren9ite Quurdntdne
| geitelt tporoen.
Glf Perfonen in feds Sanilien lei
ben in Nepburg, 8,z9d., reni8e
M}eilen BON 0atlanb entfernt, an Der
Seu9e.
@r nennunqen be8 Sou
oerneurs.
@ouberneur Smith bat 6rn. So4n
90. S6pmpipn gum 8eometer fir
| 9or4eiter : GountD an Stele BON
Clarence 8. Nprtbrup ernunnt, Der
pon bieIem @mt 3%uriidtrat. 6r.
99ompion lief in Der IeBten Wabl fir
bteien 8often, ipurbe a6er nit feds
3ebn Sttmmen 9eI6lugen.
Der 8ouDerneur na6m auBeroem
folgenOe G%rnennungen Dor: Sd9oz
parDeine - 8iuiam 6u1bad, Staot
Baltimore; 8iQtam 8. Bage, Montz
gomerp : Gount1, 1tno sc. See M1lliz
fin, 9rince Georges GountD.
8elOer ii @9ulen.
Der Stoats g%ontroleur bat fir
ba5 erite Quartal 0e5 Sd6res 1904
folgenoe 8strGgs ben 0ffentli6en
S6ulen in Der StaOt Baltimore unb
in ben Counties 3uflieBen IaTen;
.Mlo;En mnnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

8erf9iebene 8GGtter 5er@
breden ii8 ben Ropf barber, mas Der
pDiten in Der 4bre9nung bes 8unz
besienats fir rpermifdte ausaaben"
bebeuten foG, Der lautet: fir 2603pnz
men !6eu 10 unb 10 piel, unb ergeben
ii9 in a1erlet 8ermutbungen, mas
nobl nit bieiem 9eu gei4eben fein
mag. Die 2Dfung lit bod iebr elm
fad, Der betreffenbe Yoiten ~beitdtist
eben, baB es mebrere Giel unter ben
Senatoren giebt. (8uffalo 8lfsfr.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

1424 Stzgaltimore=Str. - 3immsr al
6trrtu Su oermietber. -Geinfte 6etrdnfe u.
@eiRe. D8ansBief GRANDDAUGHTER. Yer=
iammIuneslptal pSt=2ombarotr. imnerip.
8nuz II. 9tibptrein.H Gbei.=5d.: 1924 Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Ser 9artto9Gen Sru
ion auf MitteI unb Wege iinnen, I'm
Die tleinen unabbGngigen 8oblen9ruz
benbeIiBer aus3ufrieren. Nls erfter
S4ritt iet cine 6erabieBung bes Sob
lsnpreii les Inn .einen Dollar bic Some
in Qusfi9t genommen, pel9e f9on
por Der i'm 5riibia6r regelmdbig err
folgenOen Qoderung Der Preisi4ruube
eintreten foq. Der greis ion berart
ermdBigt nerben, baB bic undbbdngiz
gen ge5pungen fein perben, bas 5elo
gu rdumen. Oas groBe Pu6lifum unD
Defenders Die Grmeren Qeute tperoen
taum l1rfa6e BADEN, fi9 iiber bieien
@onfurren3tampf gu @freuen, tpenn elm
Iol9er ntrtli4 geplant iein ioute, SIS
but 6is6er bic gonturren3 Der una6>
bdngigen faum pobItbdtig empfun@
ben, benin 8eibe, iie unb bas Som
bine." paren augenf9einli9 beftsns
bemiibt, benz 8olfe bas Sen gemein>
f9aftli9 ii6er bic S6ren gu 5ieben,
unb fpenn es benz SruIt gelingen Ioqz
te, nit ben un~ub6dngigen &o6lengruz
ben6efibern duF5urdumen, 10 piirbe er
it9 benz noblen HduberbanDperf na6=
ber nit UNI 10 grOBerer lngenirtbeIt
bingeben.
Der fran3Ofif4e 6rie<
oens@Npoitel 6reberic pa1p, Der por
3pei SSa6ren ben NO6elpreis fir Die
Sriebensbefrebungen erbielt, i4reibt
i'm Barrier rSiecle" gegen ben SAB
rOas @i7en ruff benz @oloe," ben Der
friibere unterri9tsminiiter 2epgues
gegen bic Qbriftung gebrau4t bate:
rBie! @rnten 3eritDren, @ebduoe
umitiir5en, Die Sugenobliitbe Der Naz
tionen in 8ot6 uno Slut betten, ii6erz
ar Sralter, @leno, 8runtbeit iden-
bas foG ous bette, bas ein3ige, ous
unumgdngli9e Mittel iein, ben Dol
fern Ma9t, WobGtano uno Rei4~
t6um gu iidern? Nein, tuufenomdl
nein. Scenes Derru6te Giien ruff ben
8liB Erbei. IS giebt Elm GiIen, bas
uleroings oas Sob ber6eiruft, bas
n~obt6uenoe, bus nd6renoe GiIen, oaS
Giien Der 8fIugi6ur, buS @iien oes
Nrbeits5eugs, bus @iien Der MaI6iz
nen, Der 2ofomotiOen, Der 8erdt9@
f9aFten jeber Dirt, nit Oenen Ror
un0 ,3eit iibernunoen ~tperoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
@elhlcnnnnaen nnt1 9cntldlanN

"a Gents pro ulort unD GOmmiilUn.
Sbeo. $. 9iener &c 6 o., Ais
DaterzS trdbe. Qusldnbii4es Sch,
De9ieI unb Grebits9rieFe. S4tffsz
tarteR BON un6 nab europa. Geo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Cine Ma4t, Monaeo,
ruitet pirfli4 ab. Der Shirt loft
iein itebenbes Seer BON 80 Mann nit
@noe oes Sabres auf unO gebt bdmit
nit gutem 8eifptel borar. Qber niat
ieoer Shirt bat audi 10 biele Sitter in
feinem 2anbe. gs Itnb ~aqerbin9s
8liidsritter; Die min aber Der 5iirit
bon Monaeo ni6t entbebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
*** sir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der

rprubentitl 2eague" finbet umSOnnz
tao, ben 3. Sanuar 1904, 8ormittags
10 1l6r, in Der r8ermanias5 urRbdQe"
an Der ofzOHice=Qbenae, itatt.
Di6tige 9eI9Gfte tommen CUR @rles
bidunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
S125,0OO.O $37,0O0.OO

~ u
Ra6e SLIDER Spring W}ontgomerpz
GountD, 6ra4 am Mittpo4 Elm NIT
Grbe ~belanbener 6rd6t3ug Der Pal
timore : O9io 8a6n" in 5tpet SAetle,
beren elmer auf einen anOeren 3ug
ItieB. 3pei Ra6iiien purben oemoz
ltrt unb 3tpet Daggons gingen in
Slummen AMI, Niemun0 erlttt iebo4
8erleBungen,
Senr0 8ropn, 30 Sabre aft, 1T in
Der Tu6rif Der ,@eFz9irginid PuGp
& Qaper g." in Cumberland Our4
etnen fauenoen Gleoator get00tet porz
ben. @r ftammte aus R6r0<@aroz
lima.
Die 8e66r0en BON Cumberland 6oz
BEN cine 8eIo6nung BON 5000 auf bic
ger6uFtung 0e8 Staliener8 Orlando
Battle, be8 M}0rberS BON 9eter 96oez
mater in @eGes6ur8, geieBt.
Sn Qnnapolis lit am Mittpo6
9Erdu &at6arine 6enfeI, bic Nitttpe
Don Qouis g. 6enfel, i'm Otter BON
70 Sa6ren g%eitDr6en.
Gapitdn 80. 8, @earp, BON 8attiz
moresGountD ItammenO, itur6 an
Mittpo8 in ieinem Sauie in Gttrid,
G6eferFielo : Gountp, 8a. Gr mar
elm 9eterqn ans benz 8iirgerfrieg un0
binterIGBt cine Mitttpe unO me6rere
&in6er.
&ennp'8 36ee unb 8affeS
finb bic 6eiten. Die OOr3igliden
trint6uren Gigeni4aften ~berielben
iinO itet5 glei4mdBig.
6. 3. &ennD So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Der Oentf6e Correspondent.
fsrcitaa. 4. Samnar 1904.
GotforieIes AGerfei.

nBenn bas nur gut b.
lduft," fdgte Der alte S4dferiafob,
has neue Sa6r fdngt nit einem
Sreitag an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
I'm. Nrfn,'8 GrHano,

ii. uub O'Sonntn=Str., gantsn.
@srduntige Gale fir 9ersins uno Sc
isafboften. 3duptquartitr oes .9rins
6siuri6= 3ifritts Rr. 2o4, .. II. g.
Geinfe Gttrdntt. Gbei. Eel. 3574 o.. QS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

RurOinal 8tb6pn5 iber
&ir6enmuftf.-Sn 8etreff OsS
fiir3li6en 8riefes os5 4apite5 Plus
be8 3e6nten an ben &ar0inal 3ez
lpiq6i, norin Der Bapit fir cine 9fez
formirunq Der 8ir9enmuiit e@intritt,
Iaot 4ar6tnul Gibbons: Der 9apIt
6e3ie6t fi8 auf ben ertremen W}iB~
6ral6 in 5talien unO 5rantrei6. Sn
marfen 3ir6en jener 2dnber manz
Qelt es BEL Der 3ir6enmuiit an Gbrer>
biefunq unO oieIel6e gren3t ans
O~pern6afte. Dies piro bon qapit
gius betlaQt uno ni6t bic 8euBung
mpberrer Mu1if. Die ~8irfenmuItt
6fer3ulanoe lit Der gregOrianii4e Sc
lang, garter geitimmt Ourd golOra<
turqe1ang. Der grsgoridnii4e Sc
fang lit bic offi3iene Rir6enmuiit,
bod nir0 GoloraturgeIang innerbalb
aepiTer @ren3en ni6t per0ammt.
6ier3ulanbe lit nenig MiB6rau4
borqefommen uno Is Ite6t niat gu err
fpurten, baB bss 9apitts 8rief cine
Qenoerung in Der 8ir6enmuiit in ben
8ereinigten Staten Rer6eifaRren
ptrD."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Ehmefaer's Gafe.

7o1, 7W 20mbarD46trabs, nisbEaHbtopn.
6eiHftt @sins unb 2iou5rs. Der es=
iinbef. Crt auf Der Grot. Sie b.fteu
gOol=9arlOrs in oiabIanototpn. grsmpts
PthiruuHe. (Se1I-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Rusorrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

eombarbs uRD 6. etraSt, SiablanDtopn.
s.esniibsr Der rTlonum,utal4grauer.i..-
EdsIi6 btiss Rablitittn ouf Settaung.
Suttr beibsr unb faItsr 2uni6. Gbtias
ptaftsEelspbOH ct. 9aul 1915 d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Oh i ih Ia

30 muBfe Id ia.
gstrunfsn 6aben." Ileber Die ,
hung bieier Reoensart gibt Qler.
ner in ieinem Soften Sabr fol9
@~rtlGrung: Die 8beinbuno 81
pen, pel4e als fran30iii4e Srupt
felt 1903 in Spanien fo4ten, brad
ten bon bort bic 8e6ensart mttr 81,
ba miBte t6 ia 5inte (fir Oino tinto,
5. +, 3ot6pein obne 8ufer) 9etrunz
fen BADEN, nm einen Der uebergez
T9nuppt6eit bena9bdrten 8emiitRsz
5uItanb a%n3ubeuten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
RuspIpb Rerasr,s aeaourant.
rboa. Ros,ra,ir.r,s 6an.

1bO3, FanfzStrabt.
nabe DER 5flihen 9oliSei=St1tion. g9ar=
nler 2unib bon y bis 2 llbr Ra6mittoes.
RQnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

1894 Gfs6d r.-galifornia II. Cbit
Ntint. gtriammIunpslUf -Germduia:
Soc, 37"; raug. Orb. =Rr. 4llnt. =Btrein por
Df&SdIto.&; y9pflon &oHel. ), 500. D.
,Wetafurb.I Union 73s. Sane 5u nermittben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
WIltt's Sdne,

&OXI e1ntonENDenlt,
G~duptquartitr bts .9efsu : Sarmf d 0ttr=
9ertins,@ s@drfielo4Rr. sllntert. as9ersiug. d"
,6olumbia4Ditr. "a, o. 1t.s9.,@ s6ourt
ssort mc6eurp, Il. Of a. @iebntr's Sier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Scrn's Gidbenfran,.Saue.

2 Gd 8. u. BougbTr. pauptquariitr bts
, Siiirifts I'll. s.. u.s. yGihsntrau,=
Z Samtnpsrtins,' canton 5mmerp. Bau=
z u. 2sibntrttns1. Eeutias Ebeinreinzoano=
I lung. Tbont: G.236-0, MD. Dinoior 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Mcam Rupp's ReRaurant.

HUI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Str sTorooit Smm.rlpdbrsnoe Sduz9ers
Elm BON Baltimore" beriammelt nd bier
ie0su Montua. @to. 9rebm's Bier am
3upf, mad beutibtr Dirt brett bonn 6ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

ll20-ll2, 6orfOrbsaoe. 0uuptaudrtitr
bss gSbuIiosM dHusrdors.I Sal, II. Cont
rtrrsurttH biaig ~ Dermistbtn. Suterplas
fir auft,rnr6iten. 6tiutte @etrdute. 6rsis
BOIL. Gbti. Sci. 3674 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Sauptquartisr oes u8assrnsN dnuerdors."
R.=O.=Gde Soueb= u.garolintftr. 9ertingz
g%sriammlune isotu 8OnHsrtag abeno.
9ttue TitelieDtr fpiqfommsn. 9nrlieli=
6ts Bier Der Acknowledgement im 3opi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

1IEV WN IIIGA . gKf H1UNEs
1441, u. =Gentral=Ane., ode Glipsr=Str.
9auptauartitr Der r@ilbslm Sel=4oae ytr.
3, 9trb. %. q. Of o. 9~sridmnIunesn
i,oen Npntde Absno. - 6einits 9etronte.
Q9drmer 2unl6 t1Qlib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Die @rpartungen, nel6e
Sptimiiten an bic 5rauenftimmz
re9tsfrage fniipften, baben it6 in feiz
ner @eiie erfiQt. 0ur4 bus Stimmz
re4t Der 6ruuen ioGte bus pOlitiI4e,
pie bas gun3e 0ffentli6e 2eben auf
cine b0bere Stufe gebra6t tperOen. Sn
Colorado aber 6erri6en trOb bes
5rauenitimmre9ts f6pn felt M}ona@
IN Die oenfbar pertporrenite ten uno
'rigiten 3uitGnoe, unO in Utah,
unO Wnoming, mo Die Srauen
mit1timr'Su, mitrdt6en uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Sn Sinun3tretf"
TIT man, baB bic Gr
Oberbunoesgeri4tS
Ser rNort6ern r
tion ausfaG" & am
W}eiiten r Jnterel7
firten, g. ii Il. 81, be-
~aits @l6n> I GntI9eibung
,egnen. .%tortbern Ydctttc@"
,ie ,@reat Nortbern 8a6n" iolz
,on Der nGriez8ubn," Die feline
.turren3z8abn 1T, %abIorbirt tper<
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REASON APPENDICITIS,
IS ON THE INCREASE

Having the verniform appendix cut
out-which is known as being operated
upon for appendicitis-is, in one way,
considerably like being tried for muir
der in this country; because, according
to the Constitution of the United
States and according to the constitu-
ton of the human body, it cannot
happen to the same person twice.
Appendicitis has just caused the
death of ex-Secretary Whitney. APP
O'Rell. Appendicitis very nearly eaus-
ed the death of Senator Clark. Appen-
dicitis has attacked Doctor Harper.
Appendicitis, according to New York's
bureau of vital statistics, has claimed
2S3 victims in the past year in Man
haitian alone.
Appendicitis is new disease. In New
York new means that it first appear
ed upon the official city death roll in
1901.
Before 1901 appendicitis was record
ed as ''typhlitis, "perityphlitis" and
'sperforation of the vermiform appen-
dix"
How many cases of death from ap-
pendicitis, how many fought-off at
lacks Of appendicitis, there were when
physicians and surgeons used to issue
death certificates to family undertake
ers or bills for services to recovered pa
tients in cases of acute liberation OF
the intestines and common, ordinary,
everyday peritonitis no human being
ever can say.
A careful analysis, however. of New
York's health department statistics will
show that if the eighty-seven record
ed typhlitis deaths of 1890 had taken
place last year they would have been
ascribed to appendicitis.
Or, at least, the larger percentage of
them would have been.
And the reason is easy to find. New
York's bureau of vital statistics did
not officially recognize appendicitis in
their records until 1901. They did. how
ever. recognize, year by year, every
other intestinal and digestive disease.
And. report by report, the disease re-
corded before 1901 as .perforatiOn of
the vermiform appendix has grown
in numbers as the cause of death. I'M
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spicuous exception of Tennessee, which
takes a higher rank than any of the
other southern states liz respect to
higher education, the income of Ten
nessee's schools and universities being
larger in a year than those of Ken
lucky, Alabama and Mississippi COM
bined. The universities and colleges of
Tennessee have nearly 1000 women
pupils, almost equaling in this particu-
lar California.
There is only one state in the coun-
try which has no women students in
colleges and universities, and that state
is New Hampshire, which in other re-
spects stands high in educational mat
tiers.
Wyoming in which women first OBJ
tanned equal recognition with men in
legal and political matters, had, at the
time of the last report, only sixty-five
women students in institutions for
higher education. North Dakota has
eighty-six and Utah 232.
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There are $4,000 young women receiv-
ing collegiate instruction in the United
States, and of this number 10000 are in
the group of twelve states. making up
what was until few years ago known
as the West. This group consists of
the three middle states of Ohio, In
diana and Illinois, of the five north
western states of Michigan, Wisconsin.
Minnesota, North and South Dakota,
and of the four mississippi states
of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Ne
braska.
In Illinois alone there are 1880 women
students pursuing the higher branches
of university education, as against LOO
in New York, 1.500 in Pennsylvania and
only 700 in Massac husetts.
There are 1890 women students in
colleges or universities in Iowa and
3,400 in Ohio, a larger number than in
the whole South, with the single con-
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VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co.. San
Francisco, Cal
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newal Universal Mill Co., Manu-
facturers of National Cane Shredder,
New York, n. Y.
Paraffine Paint Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co, San Francisco, Cal.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co, San
Francisco, Cal.
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til, when DR.. McBurney's announce
ment came, the general public first and
the bureau Of vital statistics afterward
were placed upon speaking terms and
printing terms with the dozen diseases
gathered together under the coined
phrase appendicitis
Then, of course appendicitis took
vital jump among vital statistics