davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Bernhard &. Trcesman.

IS itarb ON 8reitag, ben /. 9lpril
1904, 1880 friib, IN ieiner @ob-
ming, GER. 1888, @iaiomitraBe,
@ertboro 5. Srecsmon I'M "A. Sab
re ieines 2ebcns. Die, &eerbiglulg
finoet Montag, ben A. Ipril, 10 llbr
&ormittogs, bon %ieiller @obnumg
aus Itott, mo bomn nod Der FL.
areu5.airhe, no cine ieierlide He-
Qliem-Otciie fir onS Sell ieiner See
lie ~cclebrirt meroc1 miro. (93-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Guecr Mnnc's Giiemba6n.Go.

5abrpIan trat in araft 5. De5. 1908.
Dampfer perloKen pier Nr. 10 an
eight traBe tGsli1 (aussenommen
Gonntass) INT 4 llbr Nahmittass
mad 2obe point, Sent slanb, genz
trepins, Ausenstopn, Denton, @reens
ipoob, GLENDALE. 2e.pes uno 3iuii4en=
Stationen.
Nur Montass nm us Morsens,
mad Gope point, Nu~eenstptpn, Che
iterpiue, 8reentppob unb 3mii4ens
Stationen.
q. 9. - Der Dainpfer Gamitag
Nadmittas mad 2obe point tebrt qua
rid mad Baltimore UNI $50 Mbenbs.
Jrodt nirb an Wodentasen Bis 3
ubr Mahmittass entsesen aenpmmen
Srant @blen. Sequefter
Sobn 6. BosIeh G.-4..N
Mai27. 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

ibr1nfte, 1T Der bes comnlanoirenoen
Momirals Sogo lelber geipeien. Ser
Tormnrf zines binterliitigen lteber-
fales mirb bon Der iapaniiden Yreiie
nit entriiitung 5uriidgelpieien; aub
oas l(rtbeil Der Sremben unb ibrer
ErcIie in Sapon gebt einitimmig oos
bin, OoB bon einem iolhen ni6t Die
Geoe iein f0nne. Die Spmpdtbie-
aunogebun9en lpur0en bon Sen io-
pantheon 3eitun9en nit GROCER Sc
nI9tbrnng Derbreitet lpobl ie0en
Gag murbe ib mebrnlolS Doroltibin
undere0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
NoroOenti6er Nlobo.
&egclmafisc Sampfidifffabrt
5pif6en
0nltimnrc mn Wrpnncn

Baltimore nnS Bremen
ourh Die nelten uto erprobten, nit
allen 9equemlibfeiten p~eriebenen
YoItbampfer erIter alaiie.
uHbein," n9ranoenburg,"
.Nefar," .GaIIel,"
,Wain," sSreslmI."
Die grpeoitionstage iinb pie folgt:
- bon Baltimore:
.Gbemnis," Somitag, ben 8. 9lpril,
2 ltbr 9ta6nittogS.
y@ranoenblrre," Somitag, Sen 16.
Npril, 3 llbr Ha6mittags..
y9reslau," WittmohL ben 81. glpril,
2 llbr Nodmittags.
DGaiiel." Samitag, ben 7, Wai, 3
llbr &a6mittags.
uGbemnit," Wittppdl. ben Is. Wai,
2 llbr Habmittags.
n9rambenburg," Mittipod, BEN %.
Moi, 2 llbr Nadmittags.
3meite &aiiite.H oliage.Yreis:
Bon S42.50 au.
3ptldellbeds YaIioge.Ereiie:
BON baltimore nad, 9remen $1,000.
BON Sremen uadJ Baltimore $500.
Runoreifesgillet bon Baltimore:
Sab Bremen nno 5urii6 $4,000.
sSe9e1 5ra6t unh Yaiiaae ipenbe man Ii1
an ole acknowledgement
u. SdJumadcr & ST.,
Nr. 419, Sanoper.S traBe.
uoer
Goiuarb Gaiuc,
Sffite bes .Tentfden Surrejpoubenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
9ambnrg=M
Spppclfdranbcn-
GrpreR. nnb EaiIagicr. DENT.
Sambnrs=M a-2inie,
81 9roaowap, Yorf.
Mrt6nr ". Hobiom,
II @eIt=S .StroRe.
Baltimore Sampf Yadet : 81.
l9lc unh luncrl1iiine Wni,QIniel

DC Der. StaaielsISpit bef6rocrnO.
nommen bon ben r@ab 1ine"s1icrs, 1918
9i9btsStrabe, $50 Mbenos, brett nat Oh
Yoint Comfort. %giorfoIf, Yorismoutb uno alien
9oini Comfort nit Is. ( 5. GiIenbabm" mad
Ribmono. %erbinbun9 in 8ort5moutb nit benz
nseaboaro gir Cine" folioen Bug bon .9orts'
moutb nab atlanta: 2n Morioif %erbinorng
Carolina, yiorfolf uno iiioIib, NorfoIf uno
weiili6 ililo "Slb 9onriuion Cine" mad gtep.
bern mo gSaibineton. N..G.
Wiabl3eiten nab eIropdiidem Ylane, 9uru.
ri1ie 9c.G!cn3immer, e~lefirifte Neleld)tula,
Gampfbei5un9, aoien fret. &eierpirte 9aiiitei.
simmer in ben Vilets8ireurr oer .gaD Cine"
gr. 1921, 98efts9}ultimores Strnbe, Tr. SOC mno
sos, GiabtsStraBe, lnb glbaugb's, Gbarless
lino YerinsionsStrabe.
Subn U. Sbcruupo, e.. Srutuu,
Biceslrai. II. Sen. s9Jiataeer. Sen. sBafis9teent.
(Se52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
2orrainc.

McIcriid - Earfartig - S'icoGid.
@eltlid BON @albroot, Gin unb
cine bolbe Meile. Senitt sic nit
Tcpbatou be5eidncte Nnr6. Mpemlc-
Gar. Srcie &utihcu %ndm:ttogs
an terminus. Yreiie boa 9c9rGb-
riBitellen ieet ipeSicll. 0cid)te 9ebin.
Grulgen. Telephone = W>. 6. 543,
6, & 8. ct. SAUL 1886 Goton's
G33. Stobt-9 iireail: crIter ittnr I'M
Sotp-9 uiloing. = &erlollg: Gro.
ldjilre. MoiA ,SuStO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
@mmocrUplle Gmtoerfm,ta.

liitiu tn 1raaruleioen, brudbte 1auienoen bon
Ieieenoen fSruuen oas Slid oer eSeiunobeit:
bate ME einen .Seblihlng; in abtunooier5ta
Stinben ,uirn in irseno ipeItbem GtaoiuT
ginoeriIna perihaftt, poer feline BesabIuns:
feine Gdmersen. ieine Gefabr. feline Inter-
bredntg bee Vefdditieune; abfoIut fiber uno
Gpmicrtateltes,- p~rtpateS Neim fir Eanien.
@ebiloete 9ralIienpileaerinuen; drjtIihe YES
banbIuil6. faas ae,piinftt; 25siabriae @rfabs
rung. Spredbftunocn bon 10 bis s.. GonntaeS
bon g big q. 9iatbertbeiIune ar at 8.
Jrau a. gStutdHts,I t0JH n
Nr. S45. Nprb. Sp"aro' StraRe, baltimore.
tSe529,3&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
GricIuusQ

Wttraitioe 9Saiierroute n1n YbiIaoeIpbia,
I'm petterton. lsn. uno Gbeiter, ia anbuls
terb, iieIid 5 ilbr Na6mittaas. SoMuiaas
anseenoiineu. bon 9isbt. nno Yratt StraBe.
Bed $I.5oa Maiiite $500, Raisreiis GO 5aee)
Siadb MtIantic.Gitb $2.75; 9rfurfion 1915.
9iadb geip'sjorf $500: @rfuriion 5000. uno
bireite 5abrbilete mad soiton, aeiu'Saeeit
Cont. mn nbrs!ibsn Yiinitem; Mae Srtnr;
silbatab's. Wr. 201, MrrosebarIessSt Ctr. S6reibt
iiir Siibrerbud. 'Yboues GohrtlanS 929,
Soutb 3. . r.
4r. 204, 2ight.StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Nnma Maria Sdhpurb.

IS ltorb am /. 9lpril 1904 IN ibrer
Wobnung, Nr. 925, Horb.g oenitr. :,
NINA Waria Sd)mnrb, gcliebte @ot-
tin bon Ireoerid SdWort. Die 3eit
Der 9ceroigung miro ipGter onge-
5eigt.
W%bilaoelpbier uno Steubenpiaer
@lGtter lpoaen CELL. copiren.)
(93-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

Wnuapulte, Wtt. MunalsS tatioii, 1850 Sorl1.
Ggsa,Sen'statien 800 300 @ 9 1905
gerlaien Camden : etation fir, MreSertd,
u. 35, 1000 Torm. Polls Norn,., 1925, l4.30
9iudm. iino *5.35 Wbent 8.
@tndsiter,. i7.2o Sorml. 1900. 1870 sfad'n'''
.Saaersto,un, 1900 @orm., 4.15, 1880 Ea6'
GaieuH Gits uno ut. airn. eoraI, 1875,
1913 Born. !i.25, !4.3o 9a6n!,. $50 $50
Curtis ban. 6.2s Moraens.
2nrap, Wi. NubaIsS %tatiort, 1856 ga6m.;
Saaaf ssiias.ai"ie na$ WbiiaSsipSia anS Ne~'
oefhi6. gey2i. Gameen, Scr. MI. aspaI.
s6Iattpaaeon: adeli9 S.5igS. @, SS.6 60 u r.
s S%rIor. * speiIei. G mns s. s. S.5ss SS..5544 80
8arIor, speils apse. g. 1850 :. q 19.5aS,
4arIor Spsiie 5aeiiS 81, i5S g'; \, 10y y;
ssppeiie:ssssaoi.s. idol. $40 \. sGs H.
Yarlor, Fpilq. uusg. 2. 4.55M. b.00 y. y
sSasss. S aSiIs.. Italia, ,sasIi$ 500 (: S SO 1 I. 8 8
Ser IeiaIe e6iai@asepn ia6 ge,ps9orf 1T
inn Mt. 6ppalsgabnbote mn 1000 abeIio5 sur
'' y nad Waantie Gin an ssO6entascn. y,
Vile 3ise balien in @i!minstcn at. 6 balt
w. SerI. Gamben. @crI, mi. StobaI.
SSiia. erpreb, aitse. sonnias 2.soM 2.s5 q.
SSSSiia. @rpreB, ausa. sonntas 4,55M. 5oQM.
glbcroeem aiiort.. ause, Son; 5.i5 :. 5'2e y
WiuetsNureaiir: 9%spropeitsede Charles nno
Sardtu0asSt rabe %. ~. g. v. @eblnoe), 526
siS.Nr6aSpap, mi. sopal'sidtion oeer Can't
=. .. Martin. Wsr. 1aii. traffic.
6. ~. Yafett, @eu aIaii sstgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Nnnic @GartGn.

IS itarb am %. Wdr5, Inn $40
S%lbchoS, Nnnie @horton, geIiebte
@attin bon CHARLES &. @borton.
Die 9eeroigung finbet BON ibrer leb=
ten @obnlng, Nr. zoos, Sit-2on-
pole-S troBe, aus am Sumltag, No6-
mittugS 3 llbr, itott. Srelnoe ulb
@errponote iinb cingclaoeuL berielben
b%ei5lhuobnen. Die @eiiebung criolgt
olf ber Baltimore Gemeterp."
(91-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
pMarplanb 9erriu.D

Samltag, Den 2. MpriI, Nbcn0S s
llDr, MISUNDERSTANDING uro 9lui-
be5abllln9 Der pierteliabrliden Bel
TRACE III Sarld's Sale, 9tr. 41S,
@elt.2 eringtonitroBe.
(92-O Nua. Ioat, SefretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Baltimore Gc,nrtrrg.

8apltrobe rno Nortb slrcmtc.
g'egrdbnibplGtc gum &erGmri-pon
$25 an, nit Warmorpicitau ob0..
gren5t, $35-Tlab fir pier @rdber
(San19,tSO ''"' ''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
ySarriion- Sannere;r Nr 10"

e. Nr: 7a4, @orO.@ opitrobc.
9le y. Observation-Disclosures u1lo
seeatlltenipabl finbet nGditen Won.
tog, slbenos 1913 llbr, I'M Gcreinslo.
tai ltatt. Vile Mitalieoer iino err
i'ltt, Der @~eriammllmg bci5uwob.
men. Observation-Disclosures p%erfoQen in
Die geIeblife Strafe.
@ilbelm 5lamm, @rGiiocnt.
Sonrao Wagncr, @ice.YrGi.
ScInridl Sinf, Sfabm., r..
So9n g.. 3olfer, SefretGr,
Sobn Sannibal, NnmaIt.
(93-5) G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Scpartcment fir GffentlidJc 8amtem,
Snb.S cpartcmcnt bes StaSts
SmgcnicnrS. .i9g

Baltimore, IS. MGrs 1904.
a, Der Stuots Sugeuieur miro it'd, am
5. gpril 1904 4 81 ben uabltebeno
n1ber be5eihneten Stnnoeu tan Srt
uno Stelc einfinoen unb bnS Nipeau
Der iolgenoen StroBen feititcaen:
YapionltraBc, bon gSortbloeitltraBe
bis 9aferltroBe, Inn 3 llbr gsadm.;
Erebburpltrabe, bon Monroeltr. bis
Gulosfiiirobc, nm BIO Nodm.;
Smallmoooitrobe, bon 62eringtonitr.
bis @%bmonolon- 9lpe., I'M 3.45 Mad).
mittags; IillasfiitraBe, bon 2ering.
tonitroBe bis Gomonolon- Muemle, I'm
4 llbr gtad)n1.
5erner miro bas Nipeou Ser fol.
gcnoen Stroben al bemlelben Gage
nno 81 Sen ia6itebeno bc5eiGneten
Stlnoen bon Hellem feItgeitellt lper.
ben: Millberrpltr., bon Yopionitr.
bis Smalllpoooltr., I'M 4.15 Nodm. ;
Snratogoitr., bon Yapionitr. bis
SmaIllpoo6Itr.. INN 4.30 Nadm.
.. :. Tenbal,
StoottS %ngenielir.
LDlN" M n 4 nf-sf4 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Merd)ants' & MincrS' Sranspor-
tatipn Epmpanh.

Sad Woiipn uno bent Often: ieben Woniaa
u llbr.
9ia6 9robibenec uno Dem Often: ieoen Wlous
nod, 5rcitne uno Sotnta9, glbenos q llbr.
giud) Saodunab uno Dem Siioen: ieoen Eitrs
flag, Sonnerftag mo Samitng, IbenoS q lbr.
9tab gtetpport 9teipS nno Horfulf: tdgIiD
I'M q ubr IbeHos. 81
Mae boz eaponilnb iabrenSen 9ampfer SUB
bon MISUNDERSTANDING.
llniiberirefiiibe Sc~auemIi6feitcn unb gefbs
ttigunG. oil
ritIig bon 5racbt.
" 6. 8tainaban,, aeent.
Sapantnb .sSerfte.
=. N. Smrner, 9.sY. NJ.
u. .. Stebbtns, @.sWR.)
9eneraIsyureait: Hr. 604, Carbohydrates.
GtraBe. Sradbts inb Yaiia9esSiireai: yr 22i,
NeitsNaltimores Strube. G133&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

STATE OF MARYLAND.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, 1904. -
/ hereby certify that the above is n correct
COPY of the statement of the NEW YORK
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK to December 3lst. 1903, now on
file in this Department.
LLOYD WILKINSON,
Insurance Commissioner.
(93,t00,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

Scpartcmcnt fir 6ffcntlidJc ganten.
Slb-G epdrtement oeS Stabt-
S%ngenieurs.
Baltimore, 90. MiGr5 1904.
Ser Staot- S%ngenieur miro iib am
A. Ipril 1904 81 Sen ndber be5eid)-
neten Stlulben an Srt mo SteQe
%einiinoen, Inn boS Nipeau Der fol.
genoen Stroben feltauIteQen:
philadelphia Toao, bon 2afes
mooo E Ioenle bis 5llr 0ltliden
Stootgren5e,um 3 ltbr Tabmittogs;
BRADFORD e StroBe, bon MiblonO-
Nucule bis @ager.S trobe, Inn $50
No6m.; Sidory $ Mpemle, bon Ho.
lono . gpemle bis 3olls. Goao, nm
4.15 Ha6m. @aa..a
y. s. 5enSaG, d
StaOt-S ngenieilr.
M1r,29,3 O,3t ,Mpril1,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Dntel Brnnnmnu,

gde bon Wr0a0DaD rn0 Srleansltr.
UcldGfts-ltebcrnabme.
Neinen Srernoen. ioipie Dem Sub.
lifum i'm gagcmeinen Made idl bier.
our6 befannt, baB i6 bas grobe
nSptel SruabpaD"
iibcrrlommen babe. 9aS !Sotel iii
nit allen 9equcmli6feiten beriebcn
mo auf's glegantelte eingeridtet.-
3uci gerGitmi9e unb elegant einge.
ridtete Serlnmmlungs-2 ofale Iteben
cbcniolls cinem geebrten Yublifum
5ilr Seriiigrng.
Gmil 6 T%urtbubcr..
(WGr5t1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Slterfelt in Der bentidcn cuangcliid-
r%cfOrmirtcn &irdle

'I"'hitttCu NtIHIt
an eolllpaps, .nabe Sburpitrobe -
gornlittags9otteSoienIt 1870. Sbe'
ma Der Ereoigt: nSIteriubel in ben
Siltten Der @eredten." No6 Der
Ereoigt @benomobl. Nben0gottes-
oierIt 7.30. Otter : Garltote inter
Witlpirfuna bes airtenhors rno
lpe5ieller SnItrumentolmliif. Seoer-
mann lit eingelooen. Gintritt irei.
(93) u. SdmiSt, Bultor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Sobn Scr,uig G. Guln.

Sobn Scriuig G. Guln.
2eidenbeitatter mo GinboIiamirer,
Nr. zoos, SrleanS.S trobe, Mo.
Selepbon, @iuoior 255. 3meigge.
id,Gft: Hr.524, berl. GoItern- Npenle,
&i9blonotoipn, Baltimore. Wo. SC.
lcpbon @inoior GO. &utihcll tper.
ben geliefcrt fir Soh5eiten, Inter.
boltllngen itnb anbere @elegcnbci.
ten. Geb14,1St&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
H. L. SPEAR & Co, AGENTS,
IA n. Calvert Street.


HI. SPEAR & o AGENTS,
2ff n. Calvert Street. .
STATEMENT SHOWING II CONDITION
OF THE NEW YORK PLATE GLASS IN
OF NEW YORK.
INCOME.
i'e'' ihcofhe. $i13. 174.8
DISBURSEMENTS.
Total disbursements. 1896, 1923. %
ASSET :
stocks and bonds owned by the Com
pany ............................ s46s, 1879. so
1ash ~ cilee and in bank............ 80, 815. 20
frehiums due 90. $3.50. &c
Gross asets s6l1, 1856. SO
ASSETS o ADMITTED.
Premiums due............ 81, 251b6
Bills receivable, book val
ues over market value..- G,139.s0
- 1881. sc
Total admitted assets. $500. $50. 90
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid losses and
claims ..........,......... $4,c72.32
Unearned premiums. .,...... 226, 4S2. 90
Dividends to stockholders. 100000
Reinsurance and return
premiums ............... 3, 2S5.5 5
Commissions or brokerage. 81, 1907 Is
Salaries, rents, etc......... 766. 20
Total liabilities. ,272, 616.42
Surplus to policyholders. .......,.... 1881, 277.57
Capital stock paid up............... 800. 900. 90
Surplus to stockholders. 23l, 277.5T
Premiums in Maryland in 1903. ....... 4,656. O5
Losses paid in Maryland in 1908, ....... l,0lS.47
Losses incurred in Maryland in 1903. 1,l67.91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Sas 8aiierlidb 9emtidbc
&paiulat
b%efinbet ii6 iebt In
&r. 40, SanOucr.S trakc.

SaTeIbIt TT aud Nerr NcttS0nipuIt uno Wotar
Sreocrif j. Sduciocr,
nab mic Dor bereit. aue Tournadten, 1eftas
iItelfe NM, tonit .ericroerlihe llrfuuben ausSus
%teriiaen. Srbfhdften einsuSieben, WadbIutpers
iualtiinaclt at iiherncbnieu II. o0l. M. Yronpte
grleoi9ll,9, al l~iberalen 9ebin9uneen.. Retbtss
tiiot9er Hdtb In Nabiabfa6en ioiteniret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
GbriItppb +. ScSercr

miro Sbnen ben befien iiro fb6uiten 1eppit
ipebell an feinem iiber 80 Sabre alien sylabe
NJ. !, ft.Montsomerp, edc GparlessStraBe.
'lWtr6iS. llRt)
tWilr610, Wt) 8 rf'. H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

~ NFDVFFeFFF'
(MGr529, 30,3t ,gpril1 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02

STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION
OF THE NEW YORK PLATE GLASS IN
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
DEC, 3lST, 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-02
Scntidc Sparbanf puu Baltimore,
Scpartcmcnt fir 6ffcntlidJc Yanten.

(Mrs 2t.26,29 ,@prl2, ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
1ai1u - gayle
Nj. M. MURDOCH. Editor.

- While the ticket nominated by the Republic
can state convention yesterday does not diff
- fer in its personnel from the ticket that
would have been named had rebellion
within party occurred with the single exception Of
its head while the are practically the same
that the methods administration and the
of public affairs be improved. There is no
question that OF the pressing public demands of
these times only Kansas many other states
is for higher ideals in public life honesty
greater economy Political organization taken on
many of the attributes the machine taken much
of the spirit commerciasm the will and desires
Of the people only practically denied expression
but lost sight of ignored. While it is true as
Senator Hanna declared few days before his death that
there no such thing party success in the absence Of
organization it just that the party should
have direct hand distinct voice the plans
and in the selection of the constituting such organi
cation There is too much of the graft and trade
much dividing up and rewardng professional politicians
for government Of for and by the people While these
abuses inevitable greater or less degree there
is the possible purifying process in the busters" max
ing machine" and the old machine becoming
balance wheel by becoming busters" in turn
MeanWne the people, the average voter, should hold 10
the of President Roosevelt for absolute honesty
and high capability upon the part public officials
short, the demand for cleaner methods and
higher standards in political life. This being true
charge of questionable acts upon the part of political
leaders is all that is necessary individual distrus Of
the citizen and party revolution.
Of the comprising the ticket nominated yesterday
there little if anything necessary say or affirm They
all well known the people the capable
officers many of them widely personally known Their
record public officials is sufficient guaranty of theil
future probty and usefulness While the Eagle has
been willing to to the truhfuness the charges
against the old leaders, believe that
highhanded corruption the hand it just as
heartily help to hold up leaders
lected long they shall to make good their
pledges of reform and economy administration of
the public affairs of our beloved state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
The IRON AND STEEL TRADE.

II healthy activity in iron and steel to taken as
indicative Of sound and continuing prosperous business
situation there for congrauation year
disasters from fire and wreckages imports of iron
and steel which the rise for long time pending
the enlargement OF the home mills fell from ss1
during the seven months ending January 81 1908 to
slS9216 for the corresponding period ending January
81 1904 while the exports rose from in the
first seven months mentioned TO S59I257SO during the
seven months ending January 81 1904 That was not
Seat increase certainly but the average Of increase
is indicated in the fact that the exports for January 1908
were 1886 tons as against exports Of 1850 tons in
January 1904 the imports falling from 1S4169 tons in
January 1903. TO 27.192 tons in last January
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10

The country is still waiting TO find out
how many wives Reeds Smoot has. and
if only one. why all this hog wash.
1t has simmered down 10 the single
point that it is a crime TO be a Mormon
with one wife.
0..l-i-.D
1t is lucky the Indian territory officials
had their laugh at Brosius in the first
place. 1t is said they are not even smiling
today.
No, dear! Leapsyear did not end with
February %. but use the information
gently and with care that the Piker editor
may not meet up with any accidents on
his way home of dark nights.
How the anti-Mormons would enjoy hsv-
ing 10 Smith elected to the senate. so
they could have a real grievance.
Are they mad at Reed Smoot because,
while the other apostles are supporting
several women each in luxury, Smoot
wont avail himself of his opportunity, but
sticks scrupulously to one?
Beauty is oftimes made insipid by
overdress
Simplicity may be awkward. but it is
seldom vulgar.
l:l-l;l-l:l
He that would have cake of the wheat
must need tarry at the grinding.-Shake-
speare.
C.)o-o(..)
This sounds like Dr. Pratt, but il isn't:
Avoid debate with a clustering bully.
Such man can't be convinced. and II
convinced, still will be Unconvinced Such
is his own staggering Importance
H(O)-(o)li
Great Britain is sending more warships
to Victoria on TIE coast Of British Column
bid. This is considered CONTINUOUSLY sig
nificant." but the dispatches failed TO tell
what threatens.
II the war put wheat up 10 a dollar,
what has sent it back TO 80 cents?
I'D like TO use your paste please said
the cub.
There's plenty below-Tn get you
some. said the veteran editor. in sar-
castle tone
"oh. no: you are too old" said the
cub
Il may he in my second childhood. but
thank God have outgrown my first"
growled the ancient
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
ANOTHER MENTAL WRECK.

The assertion that mental work does out
is mistake. An eternal mental strain tells time
the nerves. when brain and body alike suffer Mr. Stead
the well known Journalist and publisher, been
noted for his fertility of invention and ceaseess activity
is another in the long list OF men who do much
who overtaX their brains He London Jan
nary new journal uniquely named The Daily Paper
II was interesting and won good circulation, but the
general advertiser stood aloof and the paper has
pended, and Mr.. Stead is off journey southern
cline with impaired memory the result of
GUS strain He has properties that bring him a good
income, but he will never be able
He founded the well known Review of Reviews has
been in other journalistic enterprises With all his
fly he could not do ten mems work; he is hauled up
for mental repairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
GREAT WARS FROM SMALL CAUSES.

At least it has been no small matter that has brought
Russia and Japan to hostities There great
truth in the saying that England dred the Crmean
war without knowing exactly why it did Not less
accurate was Lord Pamerstons familiar declaration
corning the Scheswg Hosten troubles Only three
in Europe. he said, knew what those war making
troubles were. Two Of them died before the broke
out and the third forgot what the point dispute
slight by Frederick the Great Nine Pompadour was
one Of the exciting Of the Seven Years war An
overturned glass Of water of the contributing
elements to another The omission of a single "ec"
the peg upon which earlier hung The theft
of ladys petcoat brought the Moors Spaniards
bloodshed. The smashing of mandarin's teapot was
the basis of between the imperial forces of China
and hill tribes which lasted for generations