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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29
Nus Baltimore GOnntB.

Stoot$biilie fir &onoitroBeu i'm
County. - Seirutb8. Qicen5en. -
GoIooten u~ntertpeg3 nod Sort
Meper, go.
Die @ommiiidre BON Baltimore,
@uuntp bci6loiien geltern Wtorgem
nelbc 2onoitraBen imGountp gemdb
oes pom Staute angenommenen @c4
iebeS 5ltr llnteritiitung oe5 9ountp5
SeitenS oelieIben nit bieier Stoat9-
billie reporirt meroen iouen. 9olti'
more.Goumtu lit ouS erIte County,
meIdeS Ii6 oieieS @eieB 81 gfnBerl
modt uno 5lpor iinO foIgenoe Sore'
itraBen 81 repariren.
8tlfenS -glue., pom 10. 0tItrtft bis
ToIonbs&oao, 3iuei Wteilen.
Gomonoion.Iue, bon Der Stdotz
greu5e, 5pei Meilen,
@inoior 8ooo, bon @oooldlpn bis
Yobotan, ~ Meile.
@arriionsGpe., BON Sobtn'S bis
Gofep's EooerL Az MeiIen.
&orf Seigbt$ 9loe., bon 8plie'aoe,
bis d, 9iitritt8. 2inie, 8 Wteilen.
GbotSpoo9.glne, BON Der Tilrnpife
bis @Ipn0ou, I Meile.
&reutonR ooo, bon Nrcooia bis
| Grcnton, . Wteilen.
8reelono.8ooo, weitlid) bon ser
ogtor0l. 9entrnlbnhn," . Wteiletl.
@bite Sou al 3imntel, . Meilen.
2imonium&ooO, 0Itlidl BON Ger
gort Eurnpitc, 1 WteiIe.
Rooo bon WnrbIe.Sil bis 10. ri
itritt.&inie, ~ WteiIe.
SilensHooo, 0Itlid uno iii0Ii0
bon ncller Arbeit, 3 0teiIen.
Wtonor.Hooo, bon anoble'5 bis
Srpeet Air, 3 Wteilen.
RouO BON Sort nod) &irgSpiuc,
Az WteiIen.
Go~Itern.glpe.. lmO @h. Carmel,
&onoS. , Wieileu.
8oibington.Rooo bon ser og8e'
tern MnrplGnoer Gtienbobn" flo
meitlid, 2 MeiIen.
neutrality-suspicious. bis Serrings
&ln, 21a Wieilen,
Ol0 Gllrnpite, bonn Dad Hiuer bis
Mioole.Riner, 3 WeiIen.
@eirutbS &iceu5en.
SIN Bureau oeS 9reiSgeridtS Don
Baltimore Gountp muroen geItern
folgenoe SeirntbS Hicen5en olISgc'
lteIlt;
Sobn Goluoro SraceD. %, bon
6oreIt FoItoffice uno Wtinnie 6ran.
ceS Sole, Is, bon Glad Rod. @alti.
more-Gountp; Npplitunt ser 9rduti.
gam.
GbomoS &. 1urubollgb, 81. un0
Bertha Sobnion, 10, 9eioe aus DEM
If. Iiitrift bon 9oltimore.G ountp
9tpplifout @iaion Surnbol,g6.
6ront ". Srager, %, bon @lpn.
oou 4. 0iitrift, ut0 AgneS 6. @6es
lopitb, Is, bon TobinSoille, 3. 81.
itritt; 4ppIifont ser 9rdutigan.
Nnorelp 81, Snoitt, %, Scr. 1349,
9orf,&oob, Baltimore, ut0 Mauic
6. Gbmon, "a, @ooobourne.gpenu
8oounStonu; Ipplifant Der 9rGllti.
gam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29
SentIdjes gereiuslcbcn.
9aDern % Gnncrhor.

y8aDern VI Qnncrhor"
Ser D8apern @anncrbor" bieIt
geitern @beuo in Ndcymcnn'3 Sdue.
Gde Caroline ur6@ulgbitroBc ieirp
regeImdBige Sin9ihmOe alb, in mel.
der oie Gb6re fir Oie ndtite Nbcub-
llnterboltl,ng 0eS @crem2 cinoeijbt
muroen, Sn Ser @eihditSiiBuno
muroe Elm nerte5 M}itglico ouiocnom,
men.
WteIoote."
Ser @eian9ocrcm .N{elo0ic"
mBte ieine GtngIumoc oeItcrn
glben0 megen Ser grfrmuflmo ieines
9iriqenten, @rof, 3. aorohtS. aus.
fallen IoIien uno biclt I'M 2ofole oes
Srn. Sofob Gie8, Gte Qon, uno
6orreit.S Strobe, cine @eidditaiibuno,
IN lpeIder &o%rbereitm9cn fir ons
ndGite Set %getroffcn mur0en. Cont
fomen MIR Houtine8cid0itc sur gr.
leoigung.
81 % 0uuer6or."
Ser .Irbeiter W}Gnuprd,or" bieIt
geItern Abeno inter ser 2eitlna BON
&rof. 8odJolt cine gut bciudtc Sina-
itlnoe ab, in meld)er iIciBi0 Gorbe.
reitlngen fir 0oS tonmcnOc Stif.
tit1gSfelt g%etroffen ipurocn. Sn Ser
@eidGftSIitung, in weldcr @r6itoent
gilbert 20ffler ben &oriiB fijbrte uno
6r. 8onifociuS 4i0rtid ais @roto.
foafiibrer fungirte, rplrOen @info.
outgen OeS .@ermonia <ruper-
ems" SIT oeiien StiihmgSieIt in
Sbimef'S &aae un0 0cS yGbalia-
MGnner6orS" 81 oeiien9(ultcrnr6lten
in &oi9t'S &oGe ougcnommen. @eb-
rere poiitue Mit9licOer murOen uuf-
gerommen.
S res Ser a mlunq
un0 8eamtenmubI.
Su 8. 81. Sdmonebed'$ SoIGe,
@de &anooa- uno Giio. G9arlcsItr D.,
belt Mittpo6 gIbeno ser Spring
@oroen 8olt- uno Sparnereiu" Ieine
Subre8periammlung, in WeI9cr fir
baS nelle @eid6ftSiabr Sic f~olgenoen
&erren SIT 8eanlten gclpGbIt muroen:
=, W. S9tponcbed, @r0iioent; 8m.
@eI6, &ice-RrGiioent; glug. Otter
bein, Shotmeiiter Sp, SHeppodD,
SefretGr; @m. s. @iri6er, 9(ntuolt
Sui. Irtbelm, GboS. ". Scope, Sire
Oerid aroning, 9lu9uit 8olt &enrD
0ippoIoSmonn, Sobn S9eppof,
&D. @rd, @rnit aIbrebt, 8, 9.
@rotbouS, 9ireftoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29

Gble6en. - Sm bobelt Sitter
bon 81 Sobren lit Srou Setter Sei'
iionS, Wittlpe bon Srn. ". 9. Sci
lions, oe5 @riinOerS Ger Commit,
iionSfirnlu q. 3. SeliionS & SO.
in .ibrer Mobnung, Nr. 836, 8il.
llomltrobe, ~geltorben.
Sr. Senrp &obr, 0iit9lieo Oel
6irma @ariielo & Hobr, &ei6enbe
itottungs. ausItofiirer, lit am Dfitt
nod III NeluYort ge%itorben. 9el
Geid)nom 0eS 8ooten miro beutl
nod leiner bieiigen @obnung, 9tr
1908, @utom q. Blncc, gebradt. &r
Hobr mor in 0euti6lono geboren.
Gr fam ais iltnger Wanlt nud) Gme.
rifa uno boIf bier Dor 80 Sabren 0ic
obengenonnte 6irmo g%riinOeu. Gr
binterlGBt oliBer icincr Satin iilu'
3odter uno orei S06nc.
Boft5iitcu Uericbt. - Die
Yoli5eibeb0roe uahm geiteru 0Ie iol'
genoen 8erieBmBcn Dor: Sergeant
Garberrp POM mittIcrcn mad Dem
n0r6Iiden Giitritt; Sergcant 6or
rcit pom noroueitIIhcn mad Dem
mittlercn Iiitrift. upO 0Ic EOli3iiten
8luo6en pom mltileren uadl DEM
0itlid)en. Dertllcr pr Urit6ea
nGd) Dem mlttleren; 0onfS oont
mittlercn mad Dem norOoitlid)en
Strcb pom uorooitlid)en nod Dem
mittlercn; MultCr9 bonn mIttleren
nod Dem nor0liden mo Sneenep
pom n0rolihcn mad Dem mittIeren
Giitrift. Tieie &erieBungen limo Ole
5olge bon 8erb0ren. Die fiirjlid) Dor
Den GonntiiiGren ~ltottiunoen.
Ole IS d Yrott Srei.
b ibliotbef." - Der Bibliotbefor
Steiner ullterbreitete geitern Dem d
reftorium Der ,@uod Yrott. 5reibi6.
liotbef" einen 8eriht iiber bic Tb1.
III ben leBten nellit Monoten
oeS 8isfalinbres. Die 4lisgoben fir
Die neun Wonote betrugen $685..
"a, oopon allein fir SalGre $20,745.
ginnobmer betrugen $S34.97.
Sn Den If 3meigcn Der 9ibliotbef
lpnroen I'M @ar5en 526,6t6 Bidder
itno 1850 3eitifrifteu oisgelie,
ben. Die No6fraee nod obgebroud1,
ten 9iidern lit iebr erob. 8ibIiotGe.
for Steiner III DER aniiht. bob Die
Wettp,Giaurg t,i- or 9,bao.5ct. stc.
Cr6ber1 ngr1en foQte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29
Gin fHIouer Q d ertff.

Gtn d)lauer = 6ertt I. -
SSobn MiQiamS, Der in Golocrt.Go ltns
tp megeu ongebliden GiebltobI8 Der
lun9t miro, uro nlt8 Dem oSto0t.
Soipital," no er eli Moden am IN
plus lctocrb Log, entIprong, lit bis
Jest nod nidt mieoer einqeionaen
moroen. Sd)eriff Gong bon Colbert.
County mar unooriiftig genlig, Dem
@iQiomS mit5ltbeiIen, Dab er i'm
feltnebmen ipcr6e, ioboIo er eincn
8erbnftSbefebI bonn BoIi5eiridter
erlongen fonne. 8iaioms iihertc
iif Damn Die 3Ieioer zines onoereit
Sronfen, feline eigenen bottcn oic
Ner5tc perifloiien, uno entfom.
g 6logen6e Nrgumentc.
- 8m. H0ier, cin II Sabre otter
Selfer oltf eincm 8ogcn ser goomS'
@rpreb 60, bate geIterr Hohn1ittog
IN elmer Iuep bintcr Ser SonoberItr.
einen Streit nit Dem Ncger @m.
Sobnlon. 2ettcrer beriebte ifIieb.
Iid) Dem iun0en Monue init einer
5iuei SUB lotgcn ciierncn Hobre Ell
men Sdlog olrf Sen &opf uno fiigtc
linn cine @lroe bel, Ole man I'M
yStaotsSoipitoI" nit feds Stidcr
5unGbte. G0ier iuor inn Stonoe, Iid)
nod ieiner 8oGnunq, Nr. 104, 8elt-
&ecltroBe, 81 begcbcn.
MCbr 2oGn il 9ou Of re /.
ncr in 1905 oerGnn9t. - Sn
elmer genlcinihoitlihen Sibun9 Der
5ebn bieiigen observation-disclosures
Die 9eitern glbeno im y&obor = 2p.
ceum" Itottfono, lpllroe Der 8ei6lllb
geiaBt, Die 9olutnterne6mer uno Ir,
diteften 81 benndridti9cn bob bon,
/. Moi 1905 an ein Vtinimollobn
bon $3.50 fir cillen ddtitiinoigen g(r.
beitstdg berlongt ner0en miro. IS
lit Dies cine grb0bung bon 80 Gents
iiber Den ietigcn gcringiten Sobn.
iob. Die llnioncn 9eboren einenl
0iItrift.G Council al, oeiien 9eamten
Die 6~olgenoen iino: ErGiioent Sol.
q. @olltteIietb Sctretdr @m. u.
Ybiaips uno Gcih1fts. agent SEQ.
@. Griffin.
8irtbfdoitS.A ppIifatio.
men abgemieicn. - Solgenoe
Gpplifutiuncl I'M 8irtbi6aftS -&icen-
SEN mllr0en Qeitcrn bon Der Sicen5bc.
boroe obgciuieicn 5ob. 6, 8uicp, gtr.
1900, Cnflcb. Strobc; 2ltigi De etc.
fono, RorbmcItGfe @oooruin Zane
un6 Bnrf Scjgbts . aoemue; SSoblt
Z. @offcn Nr. 100, &poning.Str IT,,
MorriS 8. Sontate, Earf 5eigbts,
gpenuc; George VI. Sple, Scr. 877,
9inoen. G(ucnlte; 5obn 81. Strait, SIR.
1924, GruiO.Sia AOenue; 8imotbp s.
S6eo, 9tr. 1901, 8ofer.S troBe; s.
Wpnnemunn, WterrDmon's Game.
@roBe @runoei g.
IErunsuftton. Wie geitern
berloutete, bat Die oWarplano 8ele-
pbpn So" bna Gigtntbum Der Bal.
tinrprc 9rif 80" in Siib-g Baltimore
toufltt ertDorbelt nnh eeoenft, o1.
,el5it apa 4rattrloae ~ errtttcr.
"a. Jrurotu- urn'abt ) Ider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29

Grim inalgerid ) t. (Sor
&i6ter 8rigbt.) ltnteridla9ung -
8alter z. Seal, uidt iduIoi9. gns
griff - Marp Ball, ni6t iduIoig.
Srieoensbruf - Socob S. Ynrfer,
$5t Strufe. Sir beute; 8ergiftungs'
@erIlld - &obert @eibel. 8eriudls
ter Meineio Mi6aeI Wllrrab.
M~oroongriff - Geo. 2obman. Ser.
fatti bon Gpirituoien ant Sonntag-
SomeS 6. 6ubep. SerIaiien - Sobn
81. Chalmers.
a6t6eiIuug Nr. 2. (8or
&idter YbeIpS.) 9iebitabl - Saoie
9. 8obinion. 5 Wonate, &e6ecca
Sobnion, 4 9}onote, @up ltno NeIlie
Stetport, @eiOe 6 Monote @efdnguiB.
an9rifi-GbaS. Gpidel, So Strafe.
6%rieoenSbrllt 49, &ate SoneS, uidt
ifuloiq; G6oS. Slioer, 81 un0 So.
item. Sir berte: 9iebitab[ - Gpert
8arinn. Mcineio - Nnnie SenfinS.
YertauI bon Spirituoien ant Sonn'
tag - &enrD SoluS. 8oroell
Tobert 8olter.
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tern Ger. 407 Oit,GratttraBe, bon
6. &c. Bidep, uno SIR. 227 SMITHS
@erfte, BON Dem g(npoIt Spbn 6.
Semmes fir Die Gtgeutbiimer.

@erfte, BON Dem gtnnaIt Snbn 6.
Semmes fiir Die GigeHtbiimer.
Rebr 0rdbte.
Clarence Rnnion, Der Snipeftor
eIeftriider 8rGbte i'm 0eportement
oe5 @eb0u0e . Snipeftors, meIoete
g~eIteru, ooB ct etwo 200 9rGbte ser
nGbeiopGafe mo @otomac." lno Der
DWarplono = Selepbon = Comp" i'm
9ranOOiitritt geiuuoen bobe, fir oie
fem grIaubniBidein oltSgelteIlt NOR.
Ben lei.
Ole brenucuoe @aioIin.
6rage.
0o5 Spe5iol @uioliu Gomite
belt geitern mieOerum cine SiBung,
Die mie Die iriiberen gut beiuft mar,
Die lumGlte S. &emp Bartlett uno
NtorriS u. Cooper, pelfe Die 8oIo-
linz 5rltereiien uertreten, bielten ben
WoDor iiber sic &obIeu, ser ieine
Gampngne 9egen ooS 8oioliu.llebel
in Oen 3eitllngen fibre, ober oen
Sibungen oes Gomite'S fern bliebe
rno itd oo0urd einem arell3oer60r
iiber icirtc &enntniiic ln6 feline I'M
t%criud)ungcn III ser 9t~1geIegenbeit
cnt5iebe. Cine Ir5obI Serren uno
0nnen marcn 5llgegcn, bon ocneu
uielc @oiolin bon rs bis 20 Sobren
gebrou6ten uno ME einen llnfaa oe=
bubt b1tten. Inter oieiet befan0en
iidl SallSfrnllen mo Sellte, Die He-
ItulIrotionen betreiben un0 @aIolin
fir &il6en5lpede beuuben. @lld Der
ihieoene SGnoler nit Dem iliid)tiQen
Sel mod)ten mieoer ibr Grlheinen,
inter ibnen Sr. 2oren5 Stod, meI=
der b%cbouptcte, oaB nod ME eir 90
iolinofen %,erplooirt" lei; Die @rpIo-
iionen eyiitirten MIR IN BEN 3eitun,
gen. gr foroere irgenO eillen Hepor-
ter beraliS, SIT bepeiieu, ooB Elm Diem
ie erploOirt lei.
InOerc &0nolcr moften Gbnlide
gltSiogen. Ole nGdite Sibung oes
Gomite'$ finoet nahIten Wontog
itutt.
Gontrafte Oergeben.
Die 8oblalrfiiftS .8eb0roe pergo5
geitern ben Gontraft gum 0ruf Der
fiir ole GrGiioentenpobl notbigcu
Stimm5etteI unb ionitigc 0rudla-
den fiir $3.50 pro GouienO, reip.
$50, an Sling Bros. Die Sling
Y%ubliibing So" OerIongte 1915,
reip. 500, mo @onti6e & 50. Die
runoe Summe BON $t726. Sling
Bros &e6nung miro iid allf
$1630.60 beloltfen; 10000 Stimnl.
5ctteI peroen georl,dt meroen.
g o d. mebr Hequlotionen.
&r. Bruce iiberionote geitern cine
bon linn nliageorbeitete G%cror0nung,
ourd melde ooS Sffen6olten bon
aobleneinmijrfen, Observation-Disclosures
Ii. /. ~. in Den Srottoiren regulirt
miro.
Ger Hou dos cmeini6ooer.
Sine Delegation bon 9ilrgern CT
ilrd)tc 9eitcrn oen Monor I'M ieire
8eibiilic IN Der llntCrorildlIng Oe@
Houd).@ observation-disclosures oltrf it0oti.
Idle &crOromnng. ST.. SimomlS er-
iufte sic @errell, am Wontog bel
i6nG III Oieier g(ngelegenbeit mieoer
nor5uiprehen. Su Der Delegation
bcionOen lid Die S@. MiIliom $.
8udler, 81, 0oniel :. Gilman, Ir.
". $. @eIf, Sobn &. SemmeS,
Glilbo Eertins, Gbriition gr, SoS.
Q. WtoiorL Heomonb s. Stepart, :.
u. 0oQertp, Gorl HllbItrot, GrnIt
S6meiBcr, Senrp 2ortS, George
WtopL George @bitcIod, $. s. Wtot.
tbcluS, SomeS &. Scantun mo Geo.
". airpon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-29

@cCr0iqt.-Di iterbli6e &iiac
0ea &rn. N0un S6mi0t, cineS be
fonnten @epobner& bon Baltimore,
lpuroe geitern gtodmittog I'M A llbr
inter iebr ~itorter 8etbeiligung oolt
2ei0trugcnoeu pom Srduerbouie Nr.
1903, 9toro Yatterion = 8orf = IOe.,
aus olrf Der Baltimore Cemetery"
sur lebten Gube beItattet. Ea1tor ..
&uber Don Der ct. DfnttbGt = @cs
meinOC, Ode Central 9lpenue mo
fSupettes StroBc nmtirte I'M Sralters
ballic mo am 8rnbe, uno olS 9abrs
tlld)trQger fungirten sic @S. &.
SpenQler mn @borleS 9eder BON Der
,Steubens2uge, e. 0. g." 2oni8
Sdneioer mo Senrn &lun5 bon Den
yHittern Ser Sreibeit," un6 8. 8O9t.
mann mo GbriIt. Bauer pomo0eIien,
Gormlt0oter . 8crein." 8iele idone
9lltmengetpin0e muroen orn 8robc
nieocrgelegt, 6orllntcr Elm leerer
Stuhl bon oen ainoern mo cine llhr
bon Der @ittlpe oe8 8erItorbenen
ferncr iol6e bon 6roii EfonnefltdDen,
@rn. ulo 8rou Sobn Ytiiaer, Srn.
ulO 6rorl s. Giermorn, Srn. nm
6ruu Senrp &lobS, &rlt. uno Srolt
5. 2oren5, Srn, mo 6rou Siuelc,
6rou Stein Srou Stun1p unb ga.
mile, Serrp 9irfcnltod, Wiuiom
Sdmiot, &rn. mo Sroil =. Blum,
@rn. uno 6rou Charles Born, &rn.
unO 6rou Ebomos 6iibpougb Srn.
mo 6rol1 @iirtler uno Snmilie, Sru.
mo 6rou s. 90. Gang, Srn. u1O
Trol 5. Sduppner, s. 2oSfc, Ioom
@icrolt, Srn. mo 6rou StcinmcB,
BON Sen .&ittern Der 8reibeit," bonn
HSllgcnoocrcin Der ct. Ytottb0i.@cs
mciroc, Srn. uno Strut &. @eBberJ
Juno Softcrn, 5rl8. Settle mo 2ij5lc
S6miot llno &cnrD Yicrou lnb So
Mile. - 6r. S6ntiot par 81 Sciiens
Sdrmitoot Dor GO Sobren mo 8 $40.
natcn geboren ltno fam I'M Sabre
1865 mad Nmerito. Gr luor Sfnlic0
bon FrofeiIion mo betrieb picIe Sab
re lang Elm cigene8 @eihGit in Nr.
624, HorosgaitIe.S traBe. 9tlber iei.
ller Satin aotborinc, ge6. 9ieroL
init Der or Dor 30 Snbren gctrallt
mur6e, binterlGBt cr 5lpci Eodter, Ole
6rouen Gliiobetb 2ollg mo 9ntbus
rine Sorcn5, un0 bier Sobne, bic SS.
s. $, Charles, Conrad nno Sobn u.
| Sdlmi0t, iofuie orei @nfelfin6er. Gr
mar elmer Der Grinder Der orel oben.
genonnten 9rgoniiotionen mo blieb
ibnen bis all iein 2ebensenoe trell.
II ndlletm ncnen0 iItrif t.
- @arrn Differ, ~ Sabre off, Elm
3immermlolm an Dem Henboll 9tr.
10 unO IL, @nnober.S troBe, mllroe
geltern ourd) ein Stild Sol5, 0aS bonn
~fiinitcn Stofiucrf berobfiel, an Hiif.
fen perlebt. Gr tonnte lid oltf Der
StrdBenbobn na6 ieiner Wo6nunl,
9tr.l219, gtoro.@ opsS troBe, beqebell.
Der Neger George S%tepenion bon
gtr. Z, Oorf.StroBe, oils SanolonQer
an Dem neuen @ebGiioe Ser Iirmo
0anie( Wfiaer & 50. beihGiti9t, mir.
De geItern bon eirem groBen 9olfer
an Dem aopf getroffen. @r erlitt einl
@ebtrneridiitterung uno nuroe mi.
Der Imbulan5 Der mittleren Statio1
ilad Dem vStoot.Soipital" 9ebrodt
Wettrennen fir 8imIic,
eggplant. - Is mcroct fir oel
rtnd)Itel1 &abltag 9cttrenncu il
Btntllto eepIont, fir ipeldle goltlnlc
rer grduer $toOO IN greiien oeitif
let babet1.
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aui oem 8ege mad Sort

Nuf Dem Mege na6 0ort
Wteper. - Die 4. 6el%OortiQerie.
9ottcric, aus orei Offi5iercn, SO
Oiann ulto ITO Yfer0en b~eitcbeno.
mori6irte geitcrn oilrdl Baltimore
uno beiinoet iid unteruegs noh
Sort Meper. Sa. Sic Itebt inter
COMMANDO oea capt. SetepGen &c.
Goofc.
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"Somp Nr. 6, Yotriotic ORDER
SotiS OF Gmerica," ipur0e qcitcrn BON
oen $50. ISM. ). Grunl, artblr 9.
Nipples, SumeS 81. @urfielo, Samuel
Siron nnO So6n 3. Grimes iiir
potrtotil6e 3mefe incorporirt.
Slr Die 6ii6rrung zines Gngro5,
nno enoetail.@o lour,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-21
HEARD IN PASSING

Congressman William Alden Smith of Michigan tells of little girl in his Sunday school at Grand Rapids who defined sin of omission" as lone of them sins which ain't been committed yet, but ought to be.''-Troy Times.
 If the voters of Connecticut are not better than the average intelligence there is a likelihood of a good many errors in the November balloting. The names of Roberts and Robertson are so very much alike that it will be easy for voters to make mistakes -Holyoke Transcript.
 Someone has estimated that 31 ,000,- GOO tons of water fell in Baltimore Wednesday night and Thursday morn ing. Could that city have had such a rain fall as that on February 9th and 7th it might have saved large part of a loss that has been estimated as. high as $510,O ,0O0.- -Ansonia Sentinel.
 Heretofore the Arctic explorer has had to cut himself off from mankind for years. Now, if MT Peary will provide himself with, a wireless tele- graph outfit and establish a few relay stations on the way up to his northern base we shall be able to follow his progress every day.--New York World.
 It would appear from the actions of the government officials in charge of the launching of the 1battleship Con- necticut at the Brooklyn navy yard that Connecticut officials and citizens from governor down will be expected to take a back, seat in the exercises attendant upon the launching. h. deed, they will be lucky if they secure any seats at all. To the impartial out sider it looks. as if the whole show was being conducted in a most ire sponsible manner and that the conduct of the officers at the head of the navy yard left much to be a1esired.--4NeW Britain Herald ats .sass9a &g
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-21

In the big room on the fifteenth floor at 26 Broadway, the home of Standard Oil, there gather each day between the hours of II and 12 o'clock all the active men whose efforts make Standard Oil what Standard Oil is, and there also meet and mdngle with the active heads, the retired captains when ''they are in town" says a writ CT in Every ybody's Magazine. Around a large table they sit. Reports are pre- scented, views exchanged, politics talked over and republics and empires made and unmade. If the recorders in the next world have kept complete minutes of what has happened up stairs" at 26 Broadway they must have tremendously large fireproof safes. It is at the meeting s'upstairs'' that the melons are cut, and if one of the retired captains should be asked why he was in such rush to be on hand each day when in town and he were in talkatiye mood, which he would not be, he would answer. ''They may be cutting a new melon, and there's nothing like being on hand when the juice runs out.''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-21

. After pondering over the figures of the department of commerce and la Dor for about a month, the Chicago Chronicle has discovered MT Wrights average man does not exist" but that "thet standard of living is better than 1t was few years ago. Since the beef trust, the coal trust, and the hun dreds of other trusts have advanced prices to the top notch, the average man and woman have discoyered that it costs a great deal more to keep up the standard of living, and that present wages and trust prices are an obstacle that every one feels All the sophistry of fhe republican statistic ians cannot gloss over the fact that the limited income cannot be stretched to meet the demands that are made upon it. High trust prices, fostered by the protective tariff, may give a glamour of prosperity to the protected industries, but the. many have. to pay to the prosperous few. Al
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-21

Some very interesting information is coming to light concerning the unique methods resorted to by the republican campaign managers in securing funds for the campaign. The New York. World, in it's issue of August 31, gave an extensive and careful analysis of Mir Cortelyou's fiat frying" and fol- lowed it with an editorial on the suc- ceeding day, saying: That he is utilizing this information with satis- factory success the beaming faces at republican headquarters when money is mentioned afford ample proof. Yet no republican speaker has been brave enough to say, no republican news paper has been honest enough to ad- init the truth, that there never was a more scandalous abuse of power, or a more unprincipled defiance of decent public opinion than was this transfer of an official investigator and curber of great corporations to be collector of partisan campaign funds from them.' Reminiscent of this same con dition to which the World addresses itself, it is interesting to turn to the files of the New York Sun, which has recently Topped over to the most ar dent support of MT Rooseyelt's candi- dacy. Under the heading. "Mr Cour-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-21

telyou and His New Frying Pan,'' the Sun said editorially on July 29th last. Tt is not for nothing that he (Courtel- you) is to be postmaster under Mr Roosevelt's new administration. There is not railroad in the country that can regard the postmaster-genera with indifference The most valuable and most jealously guarded contracts that the railroads have are the coll tracts for carrying the United States mails, and about those contracts MT Postmaster-General Courtelyou will only short time hence have every thing to say Who will now have the temerity to dispute MT Roosevelt's complete supremacy as political manager? Who will venture to doubt the assertion that he does not miss a trick? 1t would not surprise the ad- miring and applauding multitude to learn he wrote the St Louis plat 1orm.''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-21
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT 21, 1904.

Great fun is being made of the way in which Russell Sage celebrated his eighthy eighth birthday treating him. self to drive on the Riverside bouIe- yard. One writer declares that in pill ing up his fortune of $7O,OOOOOO or $80,000,000 the old man has turned himself into human cash register He travels on a pass every day to save 5 cents, never fails to attend a direc- tors meeting for the gold piece he re- cefves on each occasion, wears a suit of clothes ten years, buys one hat ev- cry year, never pays to have his shoes shined, eats 10 cents worth of crack CTS and milk for his luncheon, and when away from his office, as he was on his eighty eighth birthday, compels his clerk to pay for the whole quart of milk that is usually divided between them.