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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28
With q Brick In Each Hand.
Wisconsin:

The prospects of Mr.. Baenschs
candidacy for the office Of Governor
is via the Republican harmony route.
Why Mr., Baensch, who claims to
believe In what Mr.. LaFollette
believes, should seek to supplant Mr..
LaFollette, who, to say the least, has
perfected the articles Of their mutual
faith, we cannot understand. II he
believe in Mr.. LaFollette's isms, why
shouldn't he support Mr.. LaFollette
he is square.
He claims to be for Harmony.
That means that he is for giving
Stalwarts a chance at the offices,
which in turn means the defeat Of
the principles that he processes to be-
lieve In. There is something mighty
queer about Mr.. Baensch's candi-
dacy, candidacy wherein and
whereby he proposes to sacrifice his
principles to the enemies thereof. he
to be governor as quid pro quo
therefor. Not for US. His principles
hang too loosely.
Now we don't believe in some of
Mr.. LaFollette's isms, notably his
primary law ism. 1t is thoroughly
un-republican, logically subversive
of representative government, as we
see Ii; and therefore we shall GER
taiuly vote against it. But somehow
we prefer LaFollette to Baensch.
There is no suggestion of deception
about the LaFollette program as to
the primary law. at any rate. 1t
would please usto see the law beaten
in frontal attack, in fair fight. To
beat it by traitorous methods does
not commend itself to us. It's all
right for Mr.. LaFollette to fight
those who don't believe in his ideas.
He and his followers do perfectly
right N seeking the advancement of
the principles they believe in. The
harder they fight, the more we are
inclined to think: Why, they actual
ly believe in them. We regard La
Folletteism, in some of its manifes-
tations, as "a kind of Mad Mullahism,
but yet we admire the loyalty and
zeal of its disciples.
The morale of the Half Breeds af-
ter all may be sounder than that of
Stalwartism. There is more than a
hint of it in comparing the two or
CARNATIONS as they exist in Wiscon-
sin today. The Half Breeds seem to
have notions OF progress. They are
for tariff revision, they are opposed
to trusts. Their instincts are right
even though their reason is more or
less affected. Stalwartism has fair
reason, but bad instincts. 1t is made
up of stand putters," and those who
excuse the existence of trusts by
alleging that combines are the natu-
raj outgrowths of modern civilian
ton. "Hannaism' is written luridly
all over it. There may be, there prob
ably is, death in its plots.
To choose between the two war
ring factions of the Republican par
ty of Wisconsin puts an ordinary Re-
publican in a quandary. He can
readily see that Stalwartism cannot
make case against Half Breedism.
1t has no affirmative strength. 1t
cannot claim equity because it is
we'll understood that it will not do
equity. 1t is not handed. On
the other hand Half-Bree 1ism is
barbaric. It's methods are those of
Mahomet. 1t persuades to reform
with fire and sword.
Half Breedism, then, is honest vi
olence; Stalwartism is peace that
is not honest.
Therefore it is that we elect to be
simply Republican, hopeful and
sweetly reasonable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28
a MisChievOuS Doctrine.
From the Chicago Chronicles;

From the Chicago Chronicle;
When We consider the numberless
evils of present day politics it is rath-
er surprising to hear a governor OF
state and resident of "A great un-
iversity suggesting means by which
Gov. Warfield of Maryland, in his in
augural address, expressed the opin-
ion that restrictions should be placed
upon the elective franchise and that
the state should be governed only by
citizens who are qualified by intelli-
gence and heredity. President Had
lev of Yale in an address on the same
day to Harvard students told them
that no man should enter the politi-
cal field unless he was rich.
These are significant and surpris-
ing utterances from men who are
supposed to discuss politics with
some degree of authority. They are
especially surprising at time when
the highest patriotism in the country
is demanding a return to the demo-
cratic simplicity and integrity under
which the republic achieved its great
ness as nation. To say that intelli.
gence should dominate our citizen
ship is platitudinous and superfiuous,
but to advocate heredity as qualifi-
cation for the highest citizenship is
an absurdity that would be laugha-
Bile if it were not mischiveous. This
country has had one offensive Illus
tration of the recognition of heredity
as reason for preferment during the
Spanish mericon war, when stan
commissions, with the assurance OF
good pay and personal safety, were
lavishlv bestowed upon scores OF
young men whose only claim to dis
tinction was a famous or rich father
or grandfather. That their names do
not appear on the list of heroes OF
that war and that they have been
forgotten long ago is an anticipated
fact.
The entire history of democratic
government is refutation of all
claim of heredity rule, but heredity
is no bar to successful achievement
in politics and should not be when
linked with ability. The rich man,
too, has his place in politics; he is
the logical result of any system Of
government that creates and fosters
prosperity among its citizens, but to
say that-our political life should be
dominated either by men whose
chief qualifications are pride OF an
cestry or the size Of their bank ac-
count is to invite an era Of effeteness
and decay. Lincoln could not trace
his ancestry three generations and
Thomas jefferson in the latter days
of his life was supported by the con-
tri1atiofs of -isis friends, yet the
world has no higher type of citizens
and men.
The paramount need Of politics is
honest men with patriotic ideals,
whether they have an ancestral tree
and a big bank account or whether
they are without knowledge Of their
forebears and have only com
petence.
The commercial and Industrial
prosperity OF the country has been
achieved at too great cost If it be
the means Of creating sentiment in
favor 81 Government by aristocracy,
by birth or money. The nation has
already gone too far in that direction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28

Milwaukee Journal: Gov. LaFoll-
cite has spoken and he has taken the
only right position on the pass ques-
tion. He meets the case squarely and
effectively. 1t is manifestly not fair
to the administration that a person
in such contractual relations with a
corporation, legal though they may
be, should be retained in the service
of the state. III the law permits 1t,
the law should be changed. A state
officer should not shield himself be-
hind some technicality or loop in
the law; he should be clean. This is
the lesson the governor impresses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28
Break Cigar Boxes.

II you ask a dealer for an empty
cigar box and he takes a hammer
and smashes the lid in before hand
ing it to you, don't take it as an in
suit. You would likely meet with
the same treatment il you called at
every place in the city where cigars
are sold. Uuder the old revenue law
it was sufficient If the dealer merely
scratched the revenue stamp so that
it could not be used again. After he
had destroyed the stamp he could
give the boxes away. But under a
new ruling the box must also be de-
stroyed, so that it will be impossible
for it again to be used for C gars,
Cigar boxes are handy little re-
ceptacles and great many bust
ness men use them for filing away
clippings or papers that they wish to
keep for future reference. Now il
they get them at all it will be with
oct lids.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28

-WANTED--agents, hustlers, sales
men, clerks and everybody who
wants to enjoy good hearty laugh,
to send soc for "Fips to Agents"
Worth $50 to any person who sells
goods for IA living, II not satisfac tory
your IN )ney back. Circular for stamp.
The DIR. White Electric Comb Co.,
Decatur, I'll.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28
f. +. DAWSON, auctioner.

For bad taste in the mouth take
a few doses Of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. Price q cents.
Warranted to cure. For sale at Vivi.
ans Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28

EVERY saloon in Appleton except
the Sherman house bar, sixty-eight
in all, was closed last Sunday. This
course was brought about by letter
from the Sunday closing committee,
which stated that to keep open
might entail forfeiture OF license.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28
Advertised Letters.

Below is list OF letters remaining
uncalled for at the Mineral Point
post office:
Matte Hugill and Oliver Barton.
Those calling for the above please
say advertised" and give the date
Jan. n, 1904. MT. MARTINI. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-01-28

Have you indigestion, constipa-
ton. headache, bacKache, kidney
trouble? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you well. II it fails
get your money back. That's fair.
Tea or Tablet form. 30 cents. j. A.
Meserole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
IoDaler 9rhsitsr.
8sfabriide 8abrt oee sriedIiiden aroups;n,
;eu uuo Ieiue NiettuuG.

Ser grie4iI4e &ronprin3 ncOG.e
tir3ltG auf elmer SnipetticnsyciIe
Gbolti5 auf Gub0a BE iucDcn uno be-
niiBte 9ierbei Die neue erbaute Gi1ens
babn Pirdeus= Ntben Gboliis, bic ober
nod nitt oem Yerte6r ii6erg.6en ipar.
IS tporen mob ni6t uue Sedmten CT
ndnnt, uno Dor allem febItea Die n1t6i.
gen 9abnipGrter. Der !@Df5uq IeBte
ii3 bon Mtben aus in 9cipcgunQ un0
bate bereits cine Strede bon mebr ais
20 ailomcter 3lriidgeltgt, ais DurW
odS g~e0ffnete Q8ogenTenFer Elm Gtejn
DereingefIcgen lam lnb bjd6t an Gopfe
ocs &ronprin3en porGeih0r. Won
bob ben Stetn auf; er mar nit 9apier
umlpideIt, auf benz nit 8!eiIiift 0es
iG)rieben i!ono: yYeim so. &ilomcter
1T Gefd6r! @4tun9!!" Natiirlid nurDe
iofort Der 3ugfiibrer bena9ri9ligt,
uno Der 3ug giHg nur bis gum Nm
fang Des 40. Silometer5 %loeiter, ipo
Salt gemdGt puroe unb man Die
Strede anfmertIam untcrIuG6te. Mon
9tnq bis gum 50. &ilometer unb NOD
cine Strede lpeiter uno fanb toirtlifL
Dab bort cine 5iemlib bsocutenbe 9os
%oenieufung itaitgeFunoen bate, Ser
.3ug fubr nun langidm iiber bic Be-
fGGoigte Strede, bona itieg Der &;onz
prinj nit icinem 8eToIge piecer elm,
uno Der 8ug Iegte bic gauge peitere
Strede nit perminoerttr @eI9ipinoigz
teit Suriid. Sn5pii6en mar aud Der
Nrbeiter, Der an frijben Mtorgen ZEN
S9dben entoette unD benz BUG iiber
Is &ilometer entgegen gegongen mar,
berangetommen. @r bate nit bem
Steintpurf ben .3ugfiibrer bena6ri6s
tigen %lpoIen, aber oas riGti1. 5enIer
perfe6lt. Der Mdnn puroe fir Ie;nen
9ieniteifer belobt unb telobnt, uno her
6ronprin5 fam MULTIPLICATION ra@
G9aItis, BON no cr 81 S4iff pciter
reiite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
@Neiit aelcienc Seititariftcu.

Cine StatiItit, Die fir 9ii4er in ben
lebten So6ren Dfters in Oeutftbtano
gemadt puroe, lit bon Der Stuttglrter
8pltsbibliotset AUDI auf bic 8ettungen
unb 3eiti9riften aasgtpe6nt tpprben.
Sn ibrem 2eieIaal per3ei6ueIe lie lpdbs
reno zines Wlonats 2916 9eln6er; ais
r~egelmGBigs @dite tonRie man etlpa
800 Peripnen bemerten. Son i6nen
beantipprtelen 2S3 eiHe 5rage bes Dor.
%itanbes, lpeIAe 3eitfGriften ie regel.
mGBtg leien. 9a6ei ergab ii5 na9s
ite9enoe E~eibenfolge Der s3eiti9riften:
nWO4e" 81, n36irmsr" 81, .&unIts
mart" so, 6liegenbe 8lditer" as.
n&laooerobatI6" AZ, n3utunft" Al,
Dlleber 2unb unb Meer" 80, n@el0ogsn
uno &Iaiings Monats6efte" 30, SD
heim" 35, .@artenldube" 81, ,Sunit
fir Ollie" 81, Strait unb G93nGcit"
SO, n9as Srete Wort" q, ,Gtbii8e
&uItur" %. Ypr ben 3eitungea Itano
bas ein6eimiI4e, in Stuttgart eriGeis
nenoe nNeue SagbIatt" mil 81 1tGh0i.
gen Gelern p6enan. 0anab fotg,cn
bic r6rantfurter 3eiiung" 50. Sns
tereIiant iparen bic 9tngaben ein3elnsr
2eier iiber lire 2eitiire. IS las: eire
&e9rerin nShndbii6e Jrduen5eiz
tung," n&unitlpart," rI6irmer"; Elm
Oberprtmaner Strait uub S93n1eii, "
p&laooerdoatiA," r&unIt," g9lcue
beuti9e Wonatsidrift," .96iirner";
Elm Oberrealf9iiler nGho li!teraire, "
DSilfe," n&laoberabati4," .Sblrmer,"
p5reies Wort"; Elm 9agl00ner nun bic
Wiaot6oritblGtter; Elm YoIoment:er
nSilfe," nGtbif4e &ultur," nSosiale
praris," n@oltsonpa!t," Neue g3eit,"
D@prpdrts," nS0lniiGe @olfs5eiung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
1tutiefcu i'm Mcere.

Der fran5DliIbe Warine Sngenieur
Renalb ma9t oarauf ouTmertlom, baB
Elm big gu g%elpiiier !0G6e em%porgebenoer
6s~helballpn bu3u peripanot nerben
tam. UNI bas 4uffinbsn unter WalIer
llegeneer &lippen gu ermDgli6en.
Sober Seemann ipeib, bab in gelpiIlen
Wleerestbeilen llntiefen an Der SIR
bun9 bes WaIIerS 10 3eitig ertannt
pcrben %f0nnen, Dab Der G9iffer lie 5u
berneiben in Der Gage lit. BON ses
piiisn S0ben aus psrrotben Iid bic linz
tiefen nod piel beutlider, 10 3. .. bon
ben Siigsln, lpel9e bic Ginfabrt mad
9reIt e~infaiien.
9ardus ergibt Ii6 unmittel6ar, baB
man i'll elmer gerpiIien SDbe iiber benz
Woneripiegel BON einem befeItigten
8allon aus beionbers in tlippenrei6sn
0etpdiern nit pislfo9 geipunbenen
&andlen nit BEN Iuge unb better nod
ourc4 pbotograpbiide @(ufnabmen Gin
Bib bes 8erlaufs bes benubbaren
5%abripafers erbdlt. Sn manten Sc
9enoen lplto es lpgdr nur moglt6 Ietn,
nit Silfe beS 9allpns bic 8anGle lno
llntiefen lpirtli4 genau arf3unebmen.
Sin frI6es 0ebiet 1T bas plateou bon
Sepennec nit ben lmgebenben &lippen
an Ger Weittiiite Der 8%retasne, oas
lpegen Der 5lutbItr0mungen ni6t au
%geel9neter 3eit Sugdngli6 lit. Sier
piir6en I%ufnabmen aus einem IeiIela
baIion ntft nur Die rt9ti9en Mnlueis
fung'n fir bic neutrality-suspicious.
Qeben tonnen, ionoern au1 cine 3upers
l0iige &ontroue berielben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
,,9lprsueifdrs 6olo."
TentfGIanss Observation-Disclosures IN et.
Soai5-Werni.eiupSramioe.
Gin beoprSugter Qlab in Der beut.

Gin beopr5uster 4lab in Der beuts
f9en Nbtbeilung Der ct. Coulter Welts
aug IteIun9 lit benz \ 9ernitein, ocr!
roitpreuBii9en @olbe," einqerIumt.
Die Sernitein : III northumberland
nerben cine 8oosnflG9e Ron et!9a ii6er
100 QuaorotDoros beoeten. Die
Sauptansiteler Der gan5en &oGettior,
Die iih I'M ue6ri9en aus allen S6eilel
9eulI9ldnos, insbeIonpeye auGl aus
Berlin, 0Qn3ig. Niirn6erg uno Ores
ben retruttren ptro, iino naiiir!id bic
tonl9Iiden 8eruIteinlperte in &6nioss
berg, 8as !9duptOetoration5ItiiG ibrer
4usfteuung bit0et cine rieiiQe, ant
YoroS bp6e Ypromioe aus PreBberns
itetn. &uf eirem Sodel zen II 0aros
9oAe Iogert Elm 9uoper aus rpt5em
U{abagoni nit griiueu uno belQrdueu
NbornsSntariien, Die ou5 Spiel Der
NeIen DerbiIoliden Iouer uno in De-
men ais Ginta9e Nelter uno Stiide BON
e1tcm polirten Bern1tein, Stiide bon
allsgelud)t I10nerQ ualitdt unp eyarbe,
angebru6t iinb. Der nddite WbIaB
Der BDyamibe beItebt aus tunitpoQ nit
Der 9ano Dergelteutem WuI6elmoiait,
bo5 BON gefGrbtem PreBbernItein in
Wtpiait umgeben it,. Ypn bier aus
etlpa brei Darbs iiber benz 6uBbooen,
er6ebt ii9 bann Die Hare Sern'teins
pprami6e nod flint CARDS bod. 9ieie
Ppramioe bat einen WertD bon $35,
$50, pd9reno Der fir Die llmrabmun0
beS WtuifclmoIdits in NusIidt g.nomz
me!e 8ernItein etlpa $5405 toIict. Sm
g8eitern Iteuen Die tGnigliden 8erns
iteiniperte R%obsernitein in 0elpalti9en
W{engan uao in ben peri1iebeniten
SanbelsIorten aus, Der i'm WeIentliden
ais QBanooetpration inter 0la3 auf
Der 4u5iteQuug 8erpenbung finocu
Dirb. Nm 80 Yarb5 WonbflG6e in
bieier n&ernIteintDjs" iin0 auf IplGs
98eiie in elmer 00be bon bier gJaro9
nit 8ernitein inter @las betleioet.
0ieEe 5ldWen Derben ourh odt 8ilaz
tier aus @ta3, Die ebanidIl3 nit 0on3
reinem, BeLgei6em 8ernItein gefiiui
uno nit @ol0br0n3e betorirt iiro, uns
ter5ro6en. @egen oieIe WGnbe le6nen
ii6 nun in fla6en STANDARDIZATION
ober in b0tern @loS16rduten Die ibris
gen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Die
gauge 8ernItein= MusIielung biiritt
einen Wertl bon $705,000 baritelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
Scc Sbiucic ais Splpat.

Gin ruTiii@er 0Tfi3icr, Der lei Sc
feBWng Ger Wianoi9urei i'm Sabre
1900 cine otiipe Role geIpieIt bat, gibt
III einer ruIiiiGcn 3eitung feline @rfc6z
run9en tiGer bic militGrii9ea Gi9ens
idoften Der GbinsTen gum @sIten.
yt0A ietner NnIi6t fam Der G6ireie
Elm ie9r gutter SolDat Iein, penn nur
bic n6tbigen gdbres pprbanoen 1in0
unb er bon .guten Sfii5ieren gcfii3rt
miro. Der @oripurf Der 6eigbeit, ben
man i5m 9~ep06nli0 modt, lit gang
un6cgrinoet. 9iefe 9etauptungen
ioerben ourA cine gauge gteite Don
S9atIaden beiidtigt, Die ben @reiguiIs
len Der IcBten Sabre tntnommen iino
unb Bon Denen bis jebt ipenig in bic
0effentli@leit g~eOrungen lit. Ser @ns
9riff 8. y, ben Der rulIii9e General
J~tennentdmpf an %. SUM- 1900 gegen
ZEN G9in=0ansYaB in Der Manoid)us
rel %unternabm, Douerte bon adt ll6r
Wlorge1S bis feds lt6r Mbenos, uno
bennod) mar es unm6gli9, Die Gbines
len aus ibren qpiitionen gu psrtrcib,n,
obglei4 bic ruiiiide QrtiIleris cine 9es
naltige 9ienge MunitiOn perI4oTen
bate. Gr~ na9 @(ntunft beoeuitnbcr
8e rltdrtun9c1 ipurOe eS m0gli1, ben
9SaB in Der 9ta1t pom q. nuf ben 8.
Nu9Nit gu eriiiirmsn. Nm II. Ottober
gclang es ben G6ineIen lei Wtozpans
iGon Die N6t6eilung bes Generals
8~enaentampf 5u um5ingslr. Na9bem
lie oteic nit einem 9dgel BON @eIfois
len iiberf6iittet bdtten, fiibrten Ie
5pei mutbi9e Nngriffe aus unb gez
Iongtcn bis auf 80 S0ritts an bic Q(oz
t3eilung. Nur odnt einem G9neeiturm
uno ipeil Die GbineIen ni9t gepp6nt
limb, ndGttiGe Chamber aus3ufii6ren,
gelang IS ber @bt6eilung, Sl enttoma
men. 4uA ais Nrtileriften baben Ii1
Die GbinsIen gut be'pG9rt. SET Der
Ginnahme Der Sntuforts bur9 bic
@erbiinbeten. fiigte Die dineTii9e Or
tiQeric ben ruIIii6en &anpnen6ootcn
n0iljat" unb .&oreeB" bebeutenpen
S6aOen gu. besglei6en benz beutIGen
.Sltts."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
Str0mr uun SIR.
i,usrpbbriis,s5 @eriabre., NM eoIcn Gsri
~ftsnidit i~pSSuperpem.

Inter Der @ufii6t oes SnIanbIteuers
Solicitors Gilman uno 1einer 8eamten
lpurben bteier Gage in Relp Yort iiber
5000 Barrels, ba8 IinD ettpa 1853
Der gen0bnIi4 in ben WirtbfGaften
sum 9er5opfen aufliegenoen 6dher
guten, ppbIgelagerten Bieres in ben
9uoionfIuB a~usgegoIen, 9aS 8ier
lam bon Der Stein'i6en 8rausrei. @or
&ur3cm fauIte bic @0penz&rGuerei 6c5
Steinf9e 0eI6dTt, aber nid)t Oa8 @:s
bGuOe. Die Miai6inen unD ben Bier
borratb. Die Mi!gIieOer Ger. Stein's
i9en 6irmd, Die ii@ BON @ei9Ifte SUI
rid3iebsn ipolten, periu4ten nu5 boy
rGtbi9e Bier 81 pertaufen, boh gelang
Dies ni9t; Die 46lpenz8 rausrei npute
e5 ni6t, neil eS li@t i6rem 9iere 0!eib
mar unb lpeil lie aud feline Suit bate,
fir bteies Bier an Steuermdrten etnQ
$1,000 ~aus5ugeben. Sin lanQere5 Qaz
qernloIfen bes 8iere8 piiroe IS aber
fir Die @jgcntbimer not3ipenDia az
ma6t baben, ibren 8pno an erneuern.
I'm nun oieien S4Dierigtejten gu ent.
9eQen, be1bIpb man, ii9 Des yGtoTies"
ouf bic oben angefi9rte, etipas un0e-
n06nIi6e QGciTe gu ~cntGubern, uno
SteuertolIettpr GiOman nuroe bierpon
III NenntniB geIeBt. Su 6plge oeTeu
iuuroe an einem GormittQQ I'M 6al6
elf ubr nit BEN INSTRUMENTATION beg
9icres unter beb0rtIi6cr Nufitdt be-
gonnen. Die S3dbne puro:n gs3iFnet.
Die Gonnbe RerausgeT3!ogcn, unD ba8
Bier floB ijber Oea Gsmentbooen be8
Sellers in Die 9ie uro oa ange6raGten
NH3f!ubIo&er gum 9lb5ug3tanal. ia
Dtcler Elm rod in ZEN 60er eSo6ren err
banter 4}ripataG3ug5fanal mar uno
fir cinen i6nelen Nl6TIuB Der Menee
Des 81 opi;rnbcn Stoifes ni1t aus
reidte, tonnten ME mebr ais 20 Safer
auT einmoI ongei6lGg2n neroen. G;ei
Isnlpei'e beocdte Der gurgelnoe iGGus
melbe GtrOm ben 8cben in bsrI6ies
oenen &eIlerrdNWen mebrere 3ou bpt1,
un6 e9 nabm nod ben gan5cn I"oIgenben
Gag, e6e 0ue5 Bier aug Der Gtctn'Idan
8rauerei zen Weg, ben c3 ionit Mot al
geben PFIegtc, gegUnGen mar, Sm Oans
gen iparcn, auber tletneren, eina 70
&ieienfdNer 5u entIeercn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15
Mbidnifmna ocr GHiie,

Die 0amen Der englii6cn GjeIeQ.
'boft, Die lih 6isber 6ei ar6 ntir obers
fld0lit1er 8etannti6dft gu tiilIen unb
gu umormen pflegten, erIete1 bieIen
iparlnen 8ruB jebt our6 bas clnIa9tre
Sanoi6utteln. Biele gler5te, Die fir
bieis geIunbbeitliA 5uird9li6e geariis
bungsart ein9etretsn pdren, olaubtsn
bereits, bab ibrem aompfe gegsn bas
&lIIen oieie 4enoerung 3u5ui9rei6en
lei. Sn biefer 9(nnabme BADEN lie Iid,
ireili9 getdui6t, benin bic 9omen ia
ben bier Griinoe fir Die Isnoerung
ongefubrt. Die bur6aus nidts nit 6gs
giene Su tbun baben. Die 0riinoc Iint,
bab |. onr9 ben SUB bic 9roben Siit,
bsri9oben iuerben, bab 2. bic ldngsn
ipallenoen G6leisr baruntcr leioen,
bab 3. Der 5art o%ufgetraqene YuOcr
obseipiidt pirb, eoB a. bic i60nsn
8lnIen nit benz 5artsn 9eIob untsr
elmer dl3u 1turmiidjsn llmormgng ben
Ginorud Der Neubsit psrIisren.
pie 3abt Der i'm lebten Sabre
aus Mmerita in lire Seimdtbl1nber 8ls
rudgstebrten @innanberer pirb auf
222,OO0 geiddbt. @ian nimmt an,
0aB bieie Hiidpanbsrer in runber
Summe $50.000.000 amerifaniI9en
Gelbes mitnafmen.
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Mite Seutjd,c Seitunn.

Cine Der G~lteTten 3eitungen 9cuti@s
lambs 1T Die o9unauer 3eitung," bic
nunmehr cine 2~25idbrige @~ergungcns
belt 9inter ii6 bat. Sic purbe i'm De-
3ember 1878 ge9riinoet. @raf Srie0rid)
Gaiimir bon !Sanau ertbeilte Dem
n3eitunosf9rei6er" Suitus 80ff, tpels
der porber BEL benz penige Sabre
frii9er 9e9riinOeten .5rantfurter Sour
nal" tbatig geipeien mar, pos pripiles
GUM CUR 9erausgabe elmer 3eitune,
benz nSunauii6en MercuriuS." Nm
"a. Ipril 1879 er9ieli 80ff ein tdiferz
lihes patent fir cen Druid uno freien
9etrieb. SIN Sabre 1852 nurbe Der
Sitel in nGuropaeiide 3eitung" umge>
Gnoert, 1774 in rReue Guropdiide
3eitung," bann in n9anduer Neue @uz
ropGii6e 3eitung," felt 1914 in .Sus
rauer Neue 3eituns" uno felt 1912 in
nSanauer 3eitung."
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* Gr}isDune sur qrSJlidkeit. 20
Hsetbcoiidc DsitteI uuo Ss9ensreide 5oIgen
fur Die 3atunit ocS Siuoes.


fur Die 3atunit oes Ssiuoes.
Sine groBe 9auptiade fir bas ipds
tere Slid zines MlenT6en Iie9t BARN,
ibm bic 3ufriebenbeit uno 5rDbli4tett
ieiner &inp6eit gu betpaAren. Der
Jrp6Iinn, ben elm &inb aus Der SUI
qenb3eit nit bi%nii6ernimmt in ben
@rnit bes tinftigen Gebens, Die Grins
nerung an cine Irobe, gliidIj6e &inoers
Seit pertldrt man6e tribe Stunoe ipIs
terer Sabre. Den Wtiittern lit Is pcry
be6alten, in ibren &inoern bic 6eiters
teit oes 0emiit9es 5u pflegen. sic Iino
es, beren Quge 5uerit bas not5 fdlums
mernbe @efiibl BON Slid uno Treuce
in benz Sinoe pedt. SIT nan gu einem
Sinoe Itets glei6miiiDig freunbIih, b.
tdmpft man, ipenn au9 nit @rnit,
aber ruRig, feline 6e6ler. 10 iorgt man
bafiir, buB ii4 Die in inn i4lummerns
ben Seine entIalten, unb itimmt eS
babur6 frob.
Sin gutes Mittel gum Grtpeden Oe5
Sro6iinns lit @eIang. Singt man
Sinbern Elm 6eiteres &itb, 10 nirb ba5
Sinh unpiQtiirti6 frpb geitimmt. QuA
ipll man ME Elm 3ino erI6reden. Be
iOnbers, tpenn es nod Iebr jung lit.
9dS feline Ge6iru ltnb Die Nereen
perben erI9iittert, bies nirtt perDer6s
li9 auf Die @eiunbbeit unb SerIt6rt fir
eini9e 3eit Die Ionnige Ssttsrteit. QGe,nt
DaS &iub druuplps uno hpfft rs burh
Sdreien ieinen Gt9enIinn bur95us
feBen, 10 beQ3te man ba5 troBi9s
Gdreien ni6t, ionberu iteIe Ieinen
Wiaen benz bes &inbes nit 6eitigtsil
ent9egen. Qu9 bsbduere man IS niht
bel jebem geringFiiaigen Qnlab. Sos
Sinh lernt 81 let6t, ii9 nod LANCE
felbIt 81 6emitleiben, lpenn Der
G4mer5 I4on poriiber. ST Dem &inos
ntdts ernitli6es gef6eben, 70 mace
man etnen SpaB Daraus; bann ladE
bo8 &inb unter I9rdnen, @runbloIe
Standardization teotbte mo ni6t,
bamit Der feline Wenib fi6 tein Mir
RIDES, triibIeliges QDeien a~ngepD0nt.
Sa, ielbit tpeun Elm &inb trant 1T, fOQ
man TAPER ben eigenen SGmer3 be-
tampFen unb nit boffnunQspoaer, mil
Der Stimme 1ein atnb trDIten, baS,
unpiltiirli6 SroIt unb 9ilfe bon Der
Wtutter ~eripartenb, alb un6epuBt
Spffnung aus ibren 8prten i46pft
5rO6lic9e Sinber iino Der SonnenIdein
Des 9aui les; man g0nne i6nen bic
FROZEN Stunoen Der &inoerjabre. Sic
leu4ten pertldrenD in iein ~ferneres Sc
ben binein.