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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

Under the stimulus OF these condi-
lions the trans-continental stocks ex-
hibited unusual strength, Union Pa
cific leading. The strength OF these
particular stocks were genuine, and
based not only on the large earnings
of the Pacific roads but also upon the
probability that Union Pacific and st.
Paul will together form a permanent
through transcontinental line. 1t is
influences such as these which are
dominating the stock market just
now, encouraging trading in other
shares and imparting an upward trend
To values as a result Of better feeling
generally. The approach of a holi.
day and rapidly Of the advance induc-
ed more or less profit-taking and a
consequent reaction; but It Is doubt
full II these negotiations have yet
exerted their full effect.
The money market continues easy
because business and speculative re-
quirements are less urgent than form
erly. Neither the April settlements
nor the prospect OF gold exports had
any appreciable effect upon rates.
Some comment was made upon loans
passing the billion mark for the first
time and the prospect of diminished
bank reserves; but eve these factors
created no uneasiness in banking cir
cles, for the reason that the present
high record in loans is largely due
Ito the borrowings Of strong corpora
tions, who find ii more advantageous
to raise necessary funds in this fash
ion than to issue new security issues
when values are low. London has
been more friendly TO American
stocks; but no special foreign support
can be counted upon until it is known
what the war will bring forth, Russia
has been sounding Paris and Japan
London for war loans. and the terms
do not seem to have been satisfactory,
Very likely both countries will have
to meet bankers views later on, for
war loans are now a practical Ger.
tainty.
In the general situation there has
been little change from our previous
advices. The approach of spring Is
causing more or less revival Of indus
trial activity and resumption Of bus
mess. Railroads are also experience
ing the benefit of these conditions and
reporting better earnings then one OF
two months ago. The outlook Is for
a fair spring trade, especially where
price readjustments have placed bus
mess upon a sounder basis. Wher,
ever high prices prevail there arc
slackness and inertia. Very soon the
crop outlook will BIO a factor. Mean
while the stock market is in a much
more satisfactory condition than In
many months, and the prospects are
hat all reactions In the leading shares
viii be followed by good recoyeries
and still higher prices.
II 2&# M&3&zH@ #E@&
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

A newspaper In Vienna, says a
cable dispatch 90 the New York sun,
states that Paderowski. thc pianist.
lately performed Al The Russian court.
The car was delighted and told the
performer that III was especially
pleased 70 ind such talent IN = rus.
sian, "A hes your maj * pardon,
replied padrrrMski " a,n 4 Pole
Later. 81 thc IN Jay. padereRski,
who had arranged a number Il son.
erts III 81. Petersburg. received q
police order directing him % leave Inc
capital il twenty four hours and ney'
~ to return.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

Read over carefully the list Of can.
didates on the above ticket. A more
representative and thoroughly cap,
able body Of men could not be- select
Cd to look after the Interests Of our
schools and the AFFAIRS Of our city In
general. They are worthy Of your
support.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

Or, X ID Gociall as mayor Of the
city has been ready at any and all
times 70 devote hls time and atten.
ton 10 the interests o. the people
He has given Las Vegas an economi.
cal and efficient administration. The
affairs of the city viii Dc o~ontcien.
tiously looked after BY him during the
next two years Il Bic Il ihe choice "
the people.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

The republicans OF Las Vegas offer
their o partisan ticket 70 the yot-
ers OF the city tomorrow as a protest
against the attempt OF ave members
Of The central committee TO arrogaie
TO themselves The rights which have
been vested III The people since tho
foundation ~ this government,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04
We ARE i PEOPLE,

iHe mhu Win tne Dditol ~ Inc sVs
reign power in this country. But ne
reeds to guard jealousy the power
or which bis fathers BLEED and died;
or designing men Will subyert his
viii and substitute their authority for
1is own if his vigilance relax.
Eternal vigilance Is tho price ~
Is as true today as when (
first uttered.
The real relation Of the people 70
he government Is well illustrated BY
Iha following story related IN the
Companion Of most recent
IA young man from Washington
territory was shipwrecEed on the
coast OF Japan a little more than
nifty years ago, When The Japanese
discovered him they put him in
prison for entering the country
Without first asking permission.
Then they asked him aa 70 the re-
latiye rank Of officers In The United
States. He told them that the 81.
fuers In the navy had 10 obey the
secretary Of the navy, and that the
secretary had 70 obey the president.
Who IL greater than the presi-
denty" tfcy asked, The youth re.
piled, 1.-THE people are greater fhaH
the president.
In telling OF the incident after.
ward he said that the Japanese
could not understand this at all
The chaplain OF the senate thinks
that this reply Was SO fine that the
name of the person who made Il
ought 10 be preserved, and has In.
stitutea an inquiry NJ learn what y
was.
This statement Of the s~hipwreeked
sailor is gospel truth,
The president of the United States
Is the greatest ma on the face OF
tho earth because he Is the chosan
representative ~ the greatest people
on the earth But greater than the
prcsident-~grcater than any man
whom they choose 10 place n author
its over their public affairs, are the
people themselves.
But We have here III Ia VEGAS q
number OF men who would place their
will above that Of the p%eople-Mho
would assume powers which the pres
ident Of tho United States would not
dare 10 assume. They have said that
the people are not 10 be trusted Y
choose those whD shall assume ths
direction OF the affairs Of our city
that ii would be better 10 withhold
from the people the sovereign righl
OF the primary; and that they them
selves as members OF the city ccntra
committee should exercise the RICH
Of nomination. Doubtless these gen
tlemen would take exception 70 TN
statement Of the American sailor bo'
who said, In my country the peopl
arc greater than the president IN
loss possibly these same gentlemen
after having decided to arrogate Z
themselves the power OF nomination
tapped themselves ON the breast II
satisfaction and declared we Ar
Tho People,
This Is the question which the yol
crs OF Las Vegas are called upon Y
decide. Arc the people greater thai
the president and greater than a hal
dozen men who have arrogated Y
themselves the proroga,iye " the pes
pie?
In casting his ballot tomorrow Oh
citizen of Las Vegas viii nswer Yes
or NO 10 this question
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

should be ~handcuffed at the doors, and
It would perhaps be well to have them
chloroformed a few minutes before
train time. With such precautions II
might be possible 10 make marriage
comparatively free from danger and
10 some cases even pleasant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Close, April 4.
Wheat, May, 94&: July, S7h@S7%.
Corn, May. s.; July 52A @52N.
Oats. May, s1&; July. SO.
Pork, May, 1910; July. 1890.
Lard. May. $500; July, $40.
Ribs, May, $685.; July. 500.
Wanted. secondhand goods. Barton,
Bridge street. 3-56.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

The prospects are excellent for q
victory for Don sccundino Romero
and the republican ticket In the town
81 Las Vegas tomorrow Don sccun.
dino will make q frsi.class mayor
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

Senator Dick IL Ohio II the first
veteran OF the Spanish war 60 become
q member Of the upper branch of con.
gress. The civil war veteran has been
rapidly disappearing from the halls OF
congress in the past few years: the
fact that their places are already be.
Ing taken by those who participated
in the war with spain Is another eyi.
dence or The value u military service
In reaching the highest Offices In the
gift Of the nation
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04
-

The Ron.partisan ticket placed in
nomination by thG republican primar-
.ies and ely convention viii be dis.
tinguished BY III eelephant With The
significant letters, G. o. p.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04
s2MHRKET5
NIgE1aY-

me fallpsiuE Sss YORK STOCK quotation
.ere received pY Levy Bros. tmembers Chi
ago Hoard OF Trader room 2 aud 1
~ block, tuolo Phone 30. ~ Vegas Phone
flu,l aver their oSn private wires from New
TOrk, Chicago and Colorado springs: CORES.
ilndent OF the nrms OF Logan n bryan N. ".
.nd Chicago member New York Stock E1-
.hango AND Chic go Board Of Trade, and VIM.
4 otis 4 Co, BAnkerr and Brokers. Colorado
,ptings:
'escrlptrm- plose
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

II " reported that all Mr.. Hearst
really expects 10 land ut 81, Louis Is
the yicepresidentlaI nomination.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04
The orlginal moaning o. the Vol

The original meaning OF the word
ambition" was "the act OF going
about TO solicit or obtain an Office or
other desired object the word being
derived fro mthe Latin "ambire Ito
walk about. The dictionary Of today
marks this meaning as obsolete, but
some of the local candidates for the
city oflces are resiving the ancient
usage. I
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

Tho majority Of the city central
committee has s'an elephant on III
hands"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-04

Republican Ticket
CITY or LAS VEGAS.
Din. X. b. GooDALL
For Mayor.
cHAs. TAMME
For Clerk.
RoBT II. GROSS
For Treasurer
First Ward.
Aldermen.-T N. Elwood, q srsl;
n d. Gibbons. l2 yrs).
School Trustees-Sig Nnhfn, q
yrs). j. II. Smith, ~ yrs1
Second Ward.
Aiiermen-J. ~ Mackel n srs9;
o -. Esarickson e yra.)
Trustees Il, Pierce. a yrs1i
Nj smith, t2 yrs,)
Third Ward.
Aldcrmen--simon Baeharach, q
yrs.); INRoy Heifrich. q yrs)
Trustecs~Har w, Kelly. a yrs1;
q. q. Robbins, G yrs.l
Fourth Ward,
AIdcrmen-w w. Wallace. a
yrs.1; Jas, Robbins, q yrs)
Trusteesw. al Hayden. GA yrs.1;
C. ". Hedgcock, q yrs.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08

Bonn gruoer Derlebt. -
@dbrcno geitern gtodmittog bolb
nod A ll6r Der If Sabre ulte Ii,guit
@ernborot bon Nr. II, @oibin9.
tonIt.obe, Miner, nit ouoereu 3na.
ben I'M nGlifton.Eorf" ipielte, mnlr.
DC or bon einem NodItein g%ctroffen,
Der bon ieinem iieben Sabre oltell
9riiber 6rieorih g~eiporicn murbe.
gr ipiirbe leiht am &opic nerlett.
Or. @n. %. Scarce muBtc ibn in
9cbanolung nebnlen.
Mngef ii ri. - Sronf Tonbp,
Elm @irtb IN Nr. S44. Siio @onblir. D.,
mclbete g~eItern Der Goli5ei, oob or
BON einem gutgefIeioeten Wonne,
Der ctruo 80 Sabre olt NOR, anl
Gienliog Morgen beifminoelt ipur.
DC. Ger Wonn botte angcgcbcn, er
lei Gin Heftsonipolt uno bringe Die
Nod)rit)t. bob elmer Der &crmanbtcn
bes Tonoo in Eolen acitorben lei
unb biciem Gin Segot bintcrloiien
babe. Sr crhiclt Damn pom Yonbo 60
Gents, bnnit er cine Nobclbepcihe
nod Eolen Ienben fonnc, cnticrnte
iit, unb .6oB mn Heitcr inb ulor
nienlols micbcr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08

Cine &eIiquie bes 9run.
oes. Sr. @eorg @ebrbeim, eiu
Ingeitellter Der eleftriihen 9elelld).
tilngs-8 eienihaft, funo geltern Nad)-
mittug an Der German. uno Sharp.
ItroBe Elm tbeilpeiie perbronntesGer.
tififat Der nWc9inlep National Me.
mortal Mhocintion" uto mahte Dem
lieutenant Green in Der oitli6cn go
li5eiItation elm @eihenf oamit. Dos
Gertififat lit bon @m. 81. Oap, oem
ietigen Hidter oes Ober- 9unoesae-
ridts, Warf q. Sauna oils 8iceaYrG-
ltoeut nnb 81. Hithie oils SefretGr
unter5eifnet. Sr. Green miro oas
Gertififat ieiner &aritGten : Somm.
lung einperleiben.
angebIib falide Gor.
1ptegelungen. Worris S.
Sanrobon BON Nr. 1916, 9oro.@iI.
more troBe, mrtrbe eeitern bonn go.
li5eiridter Sedtig in Der mittleren
Station fir ieinen Yro5eB Dor DEM
Griminolgeridt qegen 9iirgiboft
ertloiien. Gr~ ioq I'M p%erganeenen
9e5ember Der Srou Belle Briggs,
Nr. 1871, Nortb-S trabe, inter bent
Gorgeben, DOB er Der Maent elmer
bieiigen 9ralerei lei unb fir iie cine
8irtbihoft eroffncn woqc, $40 ent.
lpdt hQbetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
Tns bonn Snncrrn WarDlano's nnb
ben anarcnjcnbcn Staatcn.
StnutSicnator McG II /
IouQb franf.


Mic aus Clifton gernelbet miro, lit
Senator $. DC. McGullpugb BON &c
ell. 9ountp ld)per erfronft bon In.
nopolis 3uriidgefebrt. Sciu glr5i
ertldrt, bob CT an Appendicitis lei.
oct.
Moro unb SelbItmoro.
Sn Wepersoole bel Cumberland
bat Der 26 Sabre oltc ". i. Soplor
Die - rSobrc nIte Srou 2ollis So9gc-
mlepcr bur6 brci Sdiiiie 1ctootet
nnb Damn lid iclbit crid)oiien. Sor
ungefGbr SobrcSfriit perlicB Die
Srou ibren Wonn, Ger llod Gdbort
5og,llm nit Soplor 81 lcben. Mm
Withpod rciitc Die Srou nod Cunt.
b~erlono, troi Sog9cmepcr boielbIt
unb fam nit oenliclben therein, mic
Der 81 ibn 5uriidaifebrcn. Ils tic
gbcnbs nad Wepcrsbole fam, trof
iie nit Soplor 5uiommer, Der tic be-
gleitete. Cine fur5c Strcde pom
9obnbofc 500 Der Monu cinen He-
polper unb itob Die Srou nicocr,
nno mmittclbor bornoh tobtete er
Iid). Die Sroli bintcrloBt brci 3in.
Der. Soplor nobnte nit, icincr Muts
ter in @eIlersburg, To.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08

untb Nbenbs tranf er Elm @los Minc.
rollpaiier. Der Gnpitdn lino Die 81.
fi5iere nllroen nit Sroen ausges
5eidnet. Ils Der 0ompfer n8oni9
Ilbcrt" in Neopel ongefommen mor
unb Der Safer oas Sabr5eue Der.
loIien bate, febrten Die Serren Ga.
bien unb SdoI5 per gabn nab 9rc.
merbapen 5uriid nnO trafen BORT
eilten Gag por Der gbfobrt, om %.
Mdr& ouf benz Sompfer ~&oiler
@ilbclm Der 3peite" elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
Der 9eutf6e Gorrefponoent.
Trcitaa, Den 8. Ipril 1904.

@ctterouSii d. t e II. - Silr
Wornlono uno ocn 0iitrift Golrnl-
bia tribes &ettcr, &cgen uro oitlid)c
Winoe.
Der bodlitc SbermomctcritonO mar
6S @rob nm 3 llbr 9tod)mittogs.
Ter ~niehrigitc Sbermomctcritn10
mar 40 @roo nm 6 llbr Worgens.
Scr @iuo bate cine Sd)neli0fcit
bon "A Ntcilcu aus Dem 9toromeitcn.
Mittlerer @aromlctcritailo 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08

Ger 20 prbplt .g altimorcr
8er d. onerungs. Tcrcin II"
biclt geitern Ibenb in berGmannels-
aapcle al Der Soifmon., nobe So.
rolinc . Strobe. feline regelntoBige
8eriomnilii1lg ob. Sr. @ep. u. Col
ter fiibrtc ben goriib nno Sr. Gbos.
:. Cochran Dos Yrotofol. Gin SO.
mite m,iroe crnonnt. nit Dem Mrf.
troae. bel Dem Wopcr 81 @unitcn
Der Neupiloitcruna Der Nortb-Nne.,
pom 0rooomup bis sur Woibington.
Strube, por5uiprcd)cn. 9cifloIen
pnrbe, ndhiteu Wtonot baS Sobres.
bonfett bes Sereins ~obSubdlten.
8rieftoube in Si6erbeit.
gls geitern 9lbeno eeaen 8 lthr
Der YoliSiit Vorter pom oitlid)en 81.
ftrift an Der ode bon 9aQas.S trabc
inb Canton . apeuile Itonb, i%tiirste
ploblit cine 9rieftoube cibt Dor
ibnl an Buoen. Gr brodte oos OIL.
genideinIih ermiibete Sbier, meIhes
Die Drummer 1857 Z. g." triia, in
Die oitlid)e VoliSeiitation. 100 iid Der
8erihIieBer Wittenhorf bes orncl,
Gbiercs annobm uno es nit Suffer
periab.
Vernnb diiigte Srau Ii.
&tnber. = Sim" Sones purbe
sefiern ipeaen m~utbfpiuieer Ser.
rohlGiiiaung ieincr Grol, Nina
Sonea. nmo ieiner minoerjdbrisen
ainoer nerbafiet nnb ipirb beiiie in
Der Sitiiben Noli3eiitation Elm Der
bnr an beitehpu hoheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08

Inter 0iebltabIs SIN.
h nlbigung. Scr in Nr.
1929, Mileritrobe, %mobnboite Min.
iielo Supp mllroe gcitern Nahmittag
III Der norooltliden EoliSeiltation
icinem MISREPRESENTATION iiberpicicn.
Gr lit onaeiduloigt. aus Der b6bnli-
ld)en Gilrnboac, Gle @op. unb Ere.
ltonItroBe, cine Slotmaldine I'M
@ertbe bon 500, iuelhe $12 ent-
belt, gcItoblcn 5u boben.
Ius9 60 y.
Or. :. Carroll Wonmonicr, eirt
prominentcr Mr5t, iturb om Mittmod)
IN leiner Mobnnng 6u Sronflin i'm
/. 0iltrift llad fur5cr &%rontbeit. gr
mor 81 Sabre olt. bintcrlGbt leinc
Wittpc. iu,pie 5mei Sobne ilno 5mci
Softer. Gouc 80 Sabre lang mar
er III Baltimore County oils glr5t
tbGti9, uno in 1892 ipar CT Mit-
9lico Der @eiebgcbung.
Wilion 6. Tid)olos, fen, bat
pilrd, ieinen Mnlpolt Srn. 6. 2pnne
Tointer I'M &reis9eridt al Solplon
cine alogc 9cacn Senrp s. unb so.
lltilel Is. Oicbl %onbGn9iQ genladt.
Sn Der alogeid)rilt erflort Nid)olas,
Dob er Den eritgennnnten Serflo9tcil
nm cine acipiiie Sumnle, pelde Die
ier ibm ldynlbe, perflogte. DOB Der.
lelbe icbod) icin geiibtbum oil ben
5lueitcn &crflogten iibcrtrug. Inn
i'm ai betrilacn. Gr pcrlunet, oof
elm Gonfursperipolter fir oas geiit.
tbillit erllaitllt lucroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
Sd)iifsfartrn BON Baltimore mad
Wrcunrfr.

@er cine @eiie mad, Deltidlaro
an5iltreten aebenft, beitadrtd)ttae St'
to anmbergcr. Mr. POP, W,.Wreere'
iiraBe, Nsent See nWurooeutidlen
9lopb." melter meitere Nlstiintf er'
tbeiIt. (9lprilf ,2Nlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
Iri6ja6rs . Gcnncn in gcnninas.-

Spe5tal5ug Der .Fennlplunnid.
g~iienbabn" oireft bis our Ncnll.
habil.
Sir Die Sriibiabrs 5 Henncn bes
.Waibiugtoner Sodep . Clubs" III
@enninas miro Der Spe5iol3ua nit
angehdnatem EorIor . @aaaon ben
llnion.g obnbof In Baltimore on Sen
Menntagett, BON "a. Wdr5 bis ID.
Mpril, einihlieblih, Inn LAO Rad.
mittass, ~pcrlaiien lno nod Den @en.
men suriidfebren. Miinoreiic @ilete
nit Coupon fir ben Gintritt. MIR
aui bent Gpc5ial5nle on Gage Scr
Icrailsoabun1 giiItig, $3.50.
1851, 4,8,93,9103
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
Cine 9iciIc nadl Tcutihluno.

I'M Ole @elt ooer naf irgeno eilem
SheiIe Der @elt nrrangirt. Hciie.
0iqete iibcr ale @obu. mo Dam.
pier.2inien. Tbeo. $. 0icner&
6 o., Tr. ia, observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
lrr urrhanentBunur
5dJmmr.
lit Der Gitel
cincs ncrcn %ipanncnSen Tomans, Der
nm nGd)itcn Counting i'm


erifeint. 0crielbe itommt aus Der
Sober bcS bclicbten Shriititclcr9
&. ban Der Saioc uno miro ol$ elmer
scr illtcrciiontcitcn Tomollc, bic CT
ihicncn iinb, be5eibnct. Nlc Grd9er
ncbmcn 9cltcQungcn fir Ocno Conn
taoS . Gprreiponocttcn" an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
samaas. nnS sonntaa.grfnrGoner,

nah Waibington $1.2c auf Der
sEenniplpanier 8abn." Bilete Iino
fir ole Miidfobrt bis Gonnton
Nbcno giiIti1. s(Hc 3iigc. ncn
.Gongreiiionol 9imitco" o~usacnoni.
tner. Gruso-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08

Sbeo. $. 9iener & Co., Simmer Nr.
3, ia Sit-2erin9ton., tabe Colbert
ltroBe. IuslGnbiihes @eIo, @ehiel
uno Grebitbriefe. (266)
MIS- g odpiel 5t einem Soil,
iuelber am Mittipob in Der ipeSt.
lifen Yoli5eiitotion gum Iustrag
fam, murbe aeitern Sr. Sobn Siebler
ouf Die ACKNOWLEDGING bin bem 8e'
ridtsocrfabren iiberipieien, am
Snnntoa aeiitigc @etr1nfe perfauft
5t boben. Die @uttin oes Srn. 6ico.
Ter mitroe am Iittipod Dor Der
ndmlihen aobi citirt. neil lie ongcb.
lid einen tb1tlifen- gneriff a,tf
Sralt Warp 9arbp gemoht baben
iou. Der Yoli5eirifter pies Die
alaee prompt ob, oot lit als 8eiitl>
tat Sr. Sieoler in Shiuulitdten &C.
rotben, tpeil Warp Sarbp %bebouptet,
bob tic am Sonntag Mbeno in ieiner
Wobnung Bier ~getrunfen babe.
Yroiit W III I5eit. Wm.
9eaonp ipurbe seitern TIT Der nett
liden YoIi5eiltation oem @eridtS.
pcrfubren ii~beripieien ipeil er ieinem
@oiiengenoiien Mobert 9irnele Dol,
ger. 4t6, 8ingitraBe. i'm GerIaufe ei.
RES Streites Elm Stiid ans benz
ainn gebilien baben ioa. DDS aus.
gebiiiene Stiid nrrbe inn 8oliSeigc.
ritt oils corpus belicti proonsirt.
GpIttiion II. - Gin @ef1brt Der
@ombria'ihen MeblbanoIung pitroe
geitern an Der jranflin.S traBe, nube
Irentont.Ipeniie, bon einem Stra.
benbabnipoggon getrofien. Ser alt.
ider @iaiom 2epis ipiiroe auf Die
StraBe geihleuoert, fam iebod obne
erbeblife 0%erlesungett oapon. Gines
Der Nferoe niroe ifIimm perIest
nno Der Wagen Sum Yetrasc bon
$3.50 beid1bigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
mnir Sngemoz
9epartemcnt

entbGlt oieiclbe Sortc bon aleiorngs-
ltiiden, mie unierc Ibtbeilung fir
M1nner.@ aroerobe.
9ieielbe 8or5iiglidfeit Der Scr
Itellltng uno Ipprctirung, oleIclbe
Sorgfnlt in alien G%in5elnbeltcn, lpel'
DIE elm Werfmol unierer gelamntcn
&leioungsltiife bilben,
uno oennoh perfaufen mir tic biaig,
bon $3.50 bis SIS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08
Shiffsfartcn $24.5O.

Son Bremen nod Baltimore fir
Eaiiagiere bon un9arn uno Groatien.
Sbeo. $. Siener & Co., Simmer SIR.
3, ia Sit-2erin9ton-, nabe Golpert.
ltroBe. MuslGnbii1es @eIo. @ehiel
uno Greoitbriefe. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-08

Dem 8erihtSper obren
ii bermieen.- Sn Der meltliden
Eoli5eiitotion ipurben geitern Sobn
Butts bon Mr. 624, Weit-2erington.
StraBe, uno Jloiiie aaril bon @r.
647, Soiephine-S trobe, benz @eridts'
perfabren iibertpieien, peiI Tie an9eb.
lid Sanes 2ogan bon Nr. 1913,
Soains. Strdbe, $84 seltoblen buben
ioaen. gluberoem iuirbe geeen Sob,
Butts cine Anfduloignng erbobcn,
einen l~nIterbaften 2cbcnsipnnhel yac'
fiibrt 81 baben. Nud ouf bieie Nll.
ihiilbigiing bin nuroe er benz Sc.
ridtspcrfabrcu ~ii6rruieieu.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-08-19

legislative and executive branches Ofthe
government since March 4, 1897, there
has been neither reduction nor an at
tempt at reduction in tariff duties"
These three issues are of such ire
mendous Importance that they cast
other issues in the deepest shade. If
such things as have been done in Colo
RADIO, murder, robbery, brutality and
deportation, by the militia and de facto
state government, and mob law of the
so called ''citizens alliance" shall go
unchaIlenged and unrebuked, how long
will civil rights be regarded and remain
inviolate in the American union? Not
for long.
If our career in the Philippines, mill
tary government, without any well-de-
fined and declared policy of civil gov
eminent under the constitution, terrific
rial or otherwise, heretofore administer
ed, shall go unchallenged and the authors
of the regimen unrebuked, how long
before we shall export other lands of the
weaker peoples and enter on a world
vide career as military deSpOtlSnf
Not for long.
If the American people are to bow
down their necks and uncOmPlainingly
bear the yoke Of an Ubiquitous tariff,
that makes milliOnaires out of money
hlched from the people, that builds the
colossal trusts and mOnOPOlies which
defy both national and state law in their
schemes of spOliation, amounting in the
aggregate to billions of dollars, how
long will It be before this once great,
free and patriotic people will become
both as mental and contemplate as the
fellahs Of Egypt? Not for long.
Judge Parker has struck the key note
of his camPain, and declared himself on
issues that totally eclipse the money and
coinage questions.