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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-03
&ritg gegcl S6minoludt
nnn Alfbntu.
Sr. @bmaro 8o6's tunnberboOe Grinonng.

Die Spftorsn Der 2o6'ihen 9unetubeiiung ba=
Ben ihr eanSes 2eben benz StuDium aatr 2nns
~etuleioeH, cinidlieBli6 Shtpinoiu9t, 2dtarrh,
aftbrna uuo gronaitis a%eipipmst, unO Sunoerte
BON VatieHten, Die als unbeilbar aufgeaebsn ipur@
Zen, iteben %beutigeu 9nqes dls lebenoe UtonumeRIe
os griolge5 bieier Aer3te Da.
Die Dtrdltete Ntet6ooe Der Gtuipribune Der 1uz
btreuIins=Ileoisin ipiro isst nur nod ipeRlg anesS
ipeHoet. Sic MletboDe br Ginutbrln9 bat fD
ieit Osren GiHIlbrune boz ndbeju tlsbtn 5a1ren
ots bo6t e~rfOlorei6 t%ripieisn, uno iinO let lsasr
3eit ~eunoerte BON 9erionen BON 3ungtnlttoeH M
rIrt purDen. Sa5 Bdltimorer dr5tliDe Suredn II
in Rr. sol, Roro=Gutatp=S trabe.
Die S6ninoiuht b:i3lei6t ibr Spfer, ME etn
Sieb III Der 0a9t, uno bepor Der 9eioenoe itireR
rdbr.u 3ufunD beersift, bubeu feline tatdrrbalts
i&sH ausibeiouuqen bic 2uftr06rtu Der Sungtn
btrurt %osrgiitet, oab oieielben bic 4~usibung lbrtr
GuHftioRen ~neriaeen Ino b~erfaltn, Doourb Der
9Gtieut Elm unfrtitpiaiqer Stlaoe Der ruinirsnoen
Golaen oieier e%siirdtstsn &rantbtit miro. 2unz
gsnlsipsn beginner aneentein NIT tintm ~getpobHs
lifta GatarrD in Der 4aie poer i'm oalle.
Sbntid6li6 III Sntarrb bnfir betannt, eH ee7
pifer 9orldufer nibt nur Der S1pinolu6t, lonz
bern aud bon @tbmta, 9ronditis uno 8aubbeit
Du ieiu. qas o~entenoen 9triOHeu iuifen. oaB IN
Dtn Magtu eina,fibrte Dleoaintu pieit Srantbsi7
ten nidt beilen.
2tbmen sic pesGulb ui6t msbr iTgeub tutl3e
Tlebi,in in ben gagen. 9ungensYtsoijiu lleqt
tets iGrsr i'm Maeen. Qatienten, Die in Rr.50l,
0rro=GutatpzS trabe, mad Der 3ob'i6eH 2ungens
Rur Derlaneen, erbaltsn COMPUTATION, unttrlu=
Dung unO cine gebanoluug gratis. CN
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GanlfIiussmirtbi6aft.
Gin @e6Iel i'm S6ultpeien angeDrb>
net. - Corruption Bel Der Mnitelz
lung bon 2e6rerinnen.

Rep gprf, 2. Sanuar. : Der
6iibfGe NebenDerbtenit Der 2ehrer uno
2ebrerinnen, bic felt Sa6ren an ben
Qbsnbf9ulen pirften, lit in 9efa6r.
Die 6erren unb 9amen, beren Sc
iammt : @rtragehalt ii4 iGArli4 auf
$4,000 beIduft, iinO ale geieBz
pibrig angeiteGt. 90 bat tpenigfens
aebiIor Opens entf6ieoen. 81 es
bamit feline 8i9tigfeit bat, pirO Der
%unfebGbar foGgenbe 9ro5eB, Der Seif@
San, 5eigen. 4uf ieOen SAL bat ii9
Semano Der 9eiebesnerleBung f9ul>
big 9emd6t. Der 8eri6t bes &e0i>
Tors lautet: r@s unterliegt gar teinem
3tpeifel, baB i'm G6ulOepurtement
9iinitlingspirtb14aft berri4te. Sd
babe gefunben, DAB 2ebrerinnen, Die
an ben 46enOi6ulen pirtten, in ben
regulGren @e6GlterliIten ais frunf
aufgefi6rt purben. 9us lit aber
ni9t bic 6rage. Der Charter Der
Staot beitimmt ausbriidli4, baB Elm
Qngeiteuter Der 5tabt nur cine Saz
g~esarbeit liefern muB. grit unter
MartpeG fpurbe ert Mobe, baB gez
niIe, b~eIonOers beginiigte PeriOnz
li9feiten in bic Qbenbf6uleu gef9oz
ben ~nurDen." @eiter 6eiBt es in benz
8eri9t: r@om 1. Sftober bis /. M3ai
iinb $250,000 fir 8orleiungen aus
gegeben. Die 9erren, pel4e Dieie
v2ectures" bielten, tparen fdmmtli4
2ebrer an ben 0fFentli4en S4ulen.
I'm Bios Elm paar 8eifpiele an5ufiiRz
rem: Nn Der SpiBe Der elite ite6t Elm
prin3ipal, ber $500 9e6dlt be3iebt
unb ne6en6ei mod ungefdbr $4,000
me6r beroient. 9as QqerI6limmie
lit, DaB 9amen, Die niemals imStddte
oetpo6nt 6a6erl, als 2ebrerinner Sc
bait 6e3ieben, obglei4 Der G6arter
uusbriifli3 befugt, baB nur Ginpobs
ner Der Staot Iol6e Nemter betleioer
t0nnen." Gum @6luB fugt Der Re.
bifor: r0us bur6f4nittli4e 8ebalt
lit ungeFdbr 81, alfo mebr, dls cir
9r6eiter i'm 0ur6i4nitt peroient. Sd
babe f6on oft beriuat, auf bas Der:
enthusiastically Sbftem oes Geben:
b~eroienIteS bi~n3upeifen, oenn berielb'
Dffnet Der Corruption Sbiir uno 3ho1
unb bielei9t audi Der SmmoraIitdt.
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Shreflib %brrifilmmeIt.

gdlientes, Nsp., 2. Sanuar.-
3fpei amerifaniide 8ergleute, Bm.
sSones uno 5enrp Qlerunber, limb in
i6rem Eager in ben Bergen Don unl>
berifreifsnben giute : Snoidnern, Die
ii6 augeni9einli9 auf Dem artegsz
pfabe befinOen, iiberfallen uno ernlOrz
bet porben. Die arieser Des Stamz
mes batten I6pn LANCE cine feinoieltge
Sultung gesen bic WeiBen ein9enome
men, une Elm blutiger 4uftano 1T gu
befiraten. Die 2ei9en Der betoen
grmorbeten tpuroen neben ibrem Ga
aerfeuer in Nrrptp Canon aufgefun=
BEN; bic &Drper tparen BON 4ugeln
bur6bobrt unb in eruusn6after Weiie
perIfimmelt. Die Piutes iinb uber
Die 9erurtbeiluns zines iun9en Bur
I9en hires Stammes, Der tpegen Grz
morbune zines WeiBen gum Sobe ber@
urtbeilt 1T, auf's bO4ite srbittert uno
baben pieberbolt georobt, i6redlide
Gade nebmen gu pp0en, fans Die
9inri9tun9 ppn5oeen tperhen fonte.
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Ser. Stddten feline 0p6d9tu119, Del@
DIE erft firali9 bur9 einen 8eiu9 Der
5lotte in 2ifabon bic guten 8e3iebunz
gen gef0rbert bdtten.
9efDrbert.
getersburg, 2. San. Sin
6eute promulgirter faiierli4er lltas
qetpGbrt iibrigens Dem @ice : &Ontg,
pie Der @omiral offi5ieG genonnt
tpirb, cine 6eIohbere 5lagge, bette
6enb aug benz blauen Nnoreas<8reu5
auf peiBem@runb, nit einem i3parz
gen Qbler in Der Mitte.
Q(rh fpiro benz 8icef0ni9 elm be-
fonberer 9u1ut BON 5pOlf S4ii1en
3ugetanben.
Mucebonif9e q eormer.
Rom, 2. Sanudr. Sbtpohl Die
Shotiade nod ni9t offi3iea betannt
qemu9t rpprben lit, glaubt man bod,
bah General 8ittalued BON Der ttdllez
ntfden Qrmee in lleberetnittmmung
nit benz Standardization Reformz
plan gum Gommunoeur Der 9enodrz
merle in Mdcebonien ernannt tperDen
ptrb.
Or. Iorbenfti0lb in CPD
MEN.
8igo, Spanien, 2. Sanudr. -
Or. Horoenifi0lb uno Die unberen
Mitglieber Der i9tpeoif6en @uopolz
Grpebition famen 6eute bier an uno
fubren fofort na9 @tot6olm peiter.
8abel Nott3en.
Der 0dmpfer vgaefp : gort" BON
Der r4merican 2ine," nelfer pon
southampton mad Sem : gorf ubz
fubr, bate unter ieinen 9afa9ieren
bic @rGfin BON 4appen6eim (e6emals
SRI. MarpW6eeler bon P6ilaoelpbid).
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WnOOcrglHf.

ST groten 6ldgen S8en,
8at titt il nod 10 tlpr?
UNI 904ting nit jo ilapenl
Sd, ia, ou SdeIm, Il ts pobrl
ga, nuQ bu nod mai laden?
ga, puQ ou? DEM mai tauI
Sc ou! 0i lin Din clubbing
g}i9 fennen gang genal.
In -nu mod mat pertelsn?
DE ga, a gd." . je,
@ut melt min liittes 906ting,
Bat nett lei an, 0 ne!
I'm bier, nat tidt bier rute
@n Iiitten nadten 8ein?
Wut min oenn Del? Sd gl0p po1,
Gid nal be Welt beieibnl
@i6 10, Dor. timmt be 5enomannl
0at itreut e, 0 no bun!
5urts 6ett min Iiittes 904ting
De beiOen Oeging5 Dua!
Dor liggt iei MI IN iI0ppt iei,
lin iI0ppt 10 iGut IN io4t;
2if' Bog id mi 6enoaIen;
Sun Ra6t, min &ino, gum Raat!
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6OttebferO.

Sd ipeiB mod, ME i6 gar 10 germ
DUFF 8aters 3iden JAP,
Of i9 nit meinen 8ein4en
Nu9 fuum bic 8reite NAB.
Gun bin ia iel6ft bas 6OttepferO,
Nun betBt es: Batter, bopp!
6urrub bur4 aGe Stuben,
Nm Iiebiten i'm 8dloppl
Sa, Ia8e nur unO tOb' Did aus,
W2ein piloes 8eiterlein.
Qu9 Oh pirIt emit bethlehem,
8ie i4 0ds Reitpfero iein.
Damn ma6t auf Oeinem &ifen brett
Sin Rnirps Ii4, ME beut' 0u,
unb aauit Did an Ben O6ren
1nb gi6t ni6t 8uf, nod Stub.
81 jung f6on Setter = fpdterPferO,
Ni6t lOgii9 lit Der Sport,
Oo9 budepadt bic Menf9heit
Sid onetpeit luftia fort
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guuic aeht mad, NufraIicu.

Gbtcugo, 2. San. = rPrOp6et"
So6n Qleranoer Donnie bat ieinen
@IGubigen in 3ior Gitp 2ebspobl
geiugt unO bic geplante 8eiie na4Qu>
i~traIien angetreten. Die 6abrt gebt
auf umpegen iiber Netp : Orleans,
ND 0opie cine Wo6e 3u6ringen unO
8ete6rungsperfe perri4ten min. 0az
rauf begi6t er fi6 bur6 ben SiOpez
ten na4 San 6run3isco, bdlt bort
nod 3pei Grtpedungs : 8erfammlunz
gen ub unO i4ifft fi4 am q. San.
mad 4uitrulien Elm. Sn NuItraIien
pir0 er 1pieoer nit feiner Satin uno
feirem So6ne, Die inn borausgereiit
iino, 5ufammen fommen uno OieStGtz
ten Ieine5 friiberen Dirtun9Streiies
in Dem 2unoe Der I%ntipoOen 6eiu6en.
Die 6~eimfabrt nu4 Qmeritd geoentt
Donnie iiber Qiien unb europa 3u unz
ternefmen. ltntertreg5 nil er in Gil
rid Der General : GDnferen3 Der BON
i6m gegriin6eten G6riitli8en &at6oliz
i6en Stride ~beipobnen unO Damn iiber
Qonoon na3 Nmerita uno fetnem gez
Iiebten ,3ion : @ttD 3uridfe6ren.
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q6fa6rtstage BON O5eanbumpfern:

AQIu9LISIuSS uUN
gon q psg orr
DIN 5. Sunuar vBrin5 SSfar" na4
Reapel unb 9enua.
Qm 5, Sunuur r&ronprin5 @ilz
helm" nod Bremen,
Qm 5. Sanuar 9ampfer n9o6enz
8ouern" naG NeuPel unb 9enua.
@m 5. Sanuar 9dmpferr Horo=
Qmerifu" na9 Neapel unb 8enua.
Am 5, Sanuar 9ampfer r@aroegz
NJ" mad 0eapel unb @enuu.
Nm 6. Sanuar 9ampfer rMaiez
itic" mad 2~iperppOl.
Dim 7. Sanuur 9ampfer rG4amz
payne" na4 9upre.
4m 7. Sanuar 9umpfer nWIongoz
lidn" nd9 9lasgoD.
Nm 9. Sanuar 9ampfer pPennz
1plpunia" nu9 9umburg.
4m 9. Sanuur 9ampfer ng(ehaz
ba" na4 Qonbon.
Nm 8. Sanltar 9ampfer rSpernia"
nd0 Stberpool.
Qm 9. Sonuor 9umpfer n@t.
2ouis" mad SoutbamptOn.
Qm 9. Sunuar 9ampfer o8aoerz
lamb" na9 Nntperpen.
@m 9. Sanuar 9umpfer n@Ipterz
bDf" mad ROTTERDAM.
Mm Il. Sanuur 9dmpfer vRbein"
na4 Bremen.
Dim IL. Sanuar 9ampfer nGarpu=
t6ta" na9 Neupel unb 9enuu.
DIN 13. Sanuar 9ampfer Settle"
mad 2ioerpool,
Nm IA. Sunuar 9ampfern Suooie"
mad SABRE.
Dim Is. Sanuar 0ampfer nGitta
bi NapoIia na9 Nedpel unO 8enua.
Dim 16. Sanuar 0umpfer n9etla"
na4 8openbugen.
Qm 16. Sunuar 9ampFer nNepz
gort" mad Soutbampton.
Dim 16. Sanltar 9ampfer r8aberz
lamb" mad Qntperpen.
Qm 16. Sdnuar 9ampfer nPatriz
ciu" nu4 9umburg.
Am 16. Sanuar 9ampfer rltm=
bria" na9 QiDerpool.
Nm 16. Sanllar 9ampfer n6urneIz
| fla" mad 8lasgop.
4m 16. Sanuur 9ampfer nMtenOz
| 1ninpp" nnh Qnnnnn.
Qm 16. Sanuar 9umpFern 9eutf4z
lamb" nu4 Reupel unb 9enua.
Dim 10. Sanuar 9umpfer nStatenz
Dam" na6 ROTTERDAM.
.Qm 10, Sanuar 9ampfer 08ermaz
MIA" mad NeapeL.
Im 20, Sanuar 9ampfer nSeutOz
mic" mad Qiberpopl.
4m 81. Sanuar 9ampfer n8retagz
ne" na4 9upre.
Nm 81. Sanuar 9ampfer gStbez
rian" na9 Glasgow.
Qm %. Sonuar 9ampferr Prin3eB
| Serene" na6 gteapel unO 8enuu.
Qm %. Sunuur 0ampfer n9retoz
ria" na6 9amburg.
Qm %. Sunuur 9ampfer n2ucaz
nio" no9 Qiperpool,
Nm %. Sanuar 9ampfer gSt.
9auI" nu4 Goutbanpton.
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Nnfl in Wlilmanfee lit Cs fanI,

Milpautee, Nisc., 2. Sonuur.
= Der 6suerpe6r6ef Meminger bat
6eute Qbeno bas Sdlieben BON bier
S6eutern a~ngeoronet, Bis fte entpeOer
@ta6lz ooer Qsbeit=@or6dng angez
i4afft BADEN. Der Gbef min am
Montag nod onOere 56eater elmer
iorgfdltigen SnIpeftton unter3ie6en.
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General 0nnaIfrert aeifurbrn.

atlanta, g., 2. Sanuar. -
General Sacob 2Ongitreet, Der leBte
General : lieutenant Der Gonf0Oerirz
ten, lit in @apnespile, @a., i'm Otter
Don "a Sabren mad nur 5pei Sage
LANCER 8ranfbeit geitorben. Gr bin
terIGBt eine 6ruu, 5pei SDbne uno
cine Snfter.
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Sp,iaIiifcnz Contention.

Gbtcogo, 2. Sanuar. - Die
NdtionalSG Convention Der So5iallIten
fir bic Domination fir PrdiiOentz
i6aftszGunoibdten pirD am /. Mot
in Gbicugo a6gebalten tperben. IS
1inO 9orbereitungen getroffen porOen,
Quartisr fir 500 9%esgaten gu belle
Gen.
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3n pcrfaufen lit Cn.Saltimpre.

3tns prdbtiotn sipsittodietn 9duitr all RtupOOo,
Npcuu:, SlDiihen rdirmouuts2pe. To gazette
efrabs. ,n @duitratDiert bonn rqotttrion=9 Bart.
Titg fno obnt 3lptifei bic on 9tittn qtbduten
s,duitr in Yaltinor. fir has @eip; entbalttn
itd5 ,3inImtr, 9uptjinim.r uno Gorrioort, Joni.
al, moptrrttn GinridtuuQcn. tini6liebIi6 ots be.
fen Spittns pon -4iumbiue" IND Nb;uossRanal,
r;itrunatn uno =lrtppe, oranolitiids
9trrocc nno utrtsHtrtrs Strabeupfluttr. @runo,
;ins $3.50 rro Snbr.
Gtnaro q. Gandgber
9dumeiittr.
CanIS-) iii. 2638. OfsSaItimottsStr
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gu prrfaufen: Die aaerb,a.n

5ptiitofiqtu niucn &dHisr III 9uItimort, qrobt
Simmer. Ban unn 9prratbsiourmcr, polia mo-
ntrn, nit observation-disclosures, MIR prei uHz
~pertauft. 99eit= Stite Der 6albonn=S trabt, 800
Plpd Ipilden UiHfbtrrBs tno Sdrdtpqa=S trdbt,
nabe jrdnflins uni ~odrttnlsS auarcs uno Rir6en;
bic Is anqrtnjcnorn pouier fno p~trtuuit unO
idnlnitii6 bon Den GiqCntbiimtru btipobnt. II n il
tto 8eol & mat 6 O., 40l 6a~lperts9uiloine.
(0-3i
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Nueiu %erfrnren,

9tttsburg, 3d., 2. Sanuar.-
Sn elmer alien ~Derlafenen 9itte, etpo
100 0arbs BON Dem 9labe entfernt
gelegen, an pel9em Dor 5pet Sabren
Qusuft S. CAPTION pone Biaiam S.
8bers eri4ohen tpuroe, fanDen geitern
Soiepb MeglrDD unD Spfeph peters,
5pei SGger, bic 2ei6e bon RuIb 30.
Wbite BON Wilmeroing auf. Der 3uz
ftanb Der 2eide ldbt permuthen, paB
Der Mann erfroren lit. Die SuBIpu>
rem i'm S9nee na4 Der 9itte bepeiz
fen, baB Der Mann aaein na9 beriels
BEN segdngen unb baB Die Sdger bic
eriten 9eripnen tpuren, bic feline 2ei9e
entbedten. Der Mann bate ii9 Elm
Sud- I'm bic S6ren gebunben unb
purbe augenfdeinli9 bonn Sobe err
elf, pG6reno er in elmer @de in Der
6itte i9lief. Der 8eritorbene mar
etpa so Sabre alt.
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0runorif entBnm at berfamfca.


Rtu,, mpnerue ,peitodiec nduitr, ftrtiq, Obs
suasfanaI=0trt Hpunq, tisfe grunofiidt, an be-
0rroieitc pm Sarotoqa=StraBt, ipttGi6 BON 6alz
boun= Strnbe. nabs Jrautiiu= nno ~Sorlsm=S %quures.
lln;tto Htul GHots 6 O., Gistntbimer H..
Glbaucr, 40l, GalpirtS8uiloiuq. go
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Seriangt i'm Maatmeimcn.

8tiudt:
Garurtr nit Gamilis. I'M tinen 3h,it tiuer br
beten Tarmtn III Marplans fSmmeuotu Sabres su
b~earbsiten Corn. &artofieln uni, RrautI. @shser
pirst, DtHH gsriniAt, 4i.ce. ader-Beratbi&af
nskt MHqdbt Der grobe uuo alter DIR camille:
60. @. Yabh, atenarptoipn. Ct. Norp's goaniu.
l34q-
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Sarlrbcn aaf Grunoeigcntbmm.

Hnrlcbcn nff MDbein nno nuoere
Si6.rb.ittu fir 6 gros,nt-etndu mad o,m n.u.u
Geitb; pripatim.
Rid,ter. wr. 2IO, Cfseerinaton.str.
3imm.r Rr. 4, .gapiant.guifbina.'
Sn FER Office mire 9tutfdb s.fprodbeu.
CDlai20, I'D
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GhiHsnaHridten.

Rep : gor T, q Sanuar. = &be
eeFobren Iinb bic 9ampfer: rNatnnes
BAHIA nab 2onbpn, n4n4oria1 naf
Glasgow, rSslanO" mad &Open3agen,
.gbilaOelpbia" nd4 SOUTHAMPTON,
rgtruria" na9 2iperppol II. vBluaer"
mad 9ambur9.
6out6ampton, 2. Sonuar. =
Der 0ampfer ST. paul" bon gfetpe
Yorf lit %dngetommen.
Der 9ampfer rgep=gprt" tit na4
NepzOprt ubgefd6ren.
6apre, 2. Sanuar. - Der Odms
pier ga Sabpie" tit nod Nepsgprt
abgeiegelt.
Qi5arb, 2. Sanuur. = qafiirt:
0ampfer rQmiterOam," pong&epzgort
mad ROTTERDAM beitimmt.
QiDerpopl, 2. Sdnuur. = Ser
| OampFer n2ucanta" BON Repzgort 1T
bier eingetroffen.
Die 0ampfer n@epic" unb LINZ
Brio" IinO na4 Rep>Yorf abgefaRren.
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Steaenaeinde


SttfItee1r6:
Gin iunqtr 9ader ipIinibt einft Ylas os trrt
poer aitc brittle oano in elmer 9rpo= ODER 6ane1=
Safes 9dderei. aortfe: nSdder,@ expedition bit=
5es 8lattcs. C)
StsIltqen9:
Sine otuti6e 5rau iu1t Seibdftiauue int Rds
btu, ioipie alien ipeibli6tu Standardization. Nortf;:
8anqcr, 4r. 2l9, Sup=6utap= Strabt. 81
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Hnseiasn. -3m nerfamieH.
GhrnsCraeI SIS;

GHrpsCrseI S25;
SOC. gnar uuo Soc. pre- g8o6t. 6ebt's Ytano'
Qohen. Tr. l00l. 6aosgbarlss=. Ode 6amburo'
SfroSt. CSS)
GIesamtes Nfdninc S9s;
iptrib $3.50. otGts 9ianOseaoen, gr. 1901, Sio'
Gb7rIess, Ode SamburgzStr. 03)
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Seutf9es 4rbeits : Hahtpeiiungsz

pr. 2I9. eiessborpsetraSt, unttr btr NuffGt Ssr
-Gsutidtn G%tIeQibafts. - Sieignigtu. iptlue peni'
fbe Sanoperier. arb.itr gne Stsnfboten ~ be;
fhdftieeu ptinih.n, molten f3 r~erionlip obsr IN
t~ranfirtm 9ritita an Den Aqtuttn Der Gttthlnoth
q obann o. Wtntr, Qr. 2l9,
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-03
A SENSATIONAL REPORT.
Chairman Kyle af the Committee on Hu-
name Institutions Made II.

The biggest sensation that has been
sprung in the legislature since the
body convened was developed in the
house Tuesday morning when the
committee on humane and benevolent
institutions, through Mr.. Kyle, its
chairman, submitted report severely
critizing the old board of trustees of
the Mississippi insane hospital. The
report speaks for itself, and is in tull
as follows.
Mr.. Speaker: 1t becomes the un-
pleasant duty of your committee to re-
port upon Investigation, we find that
the boIad of trustees Of the state in
sane hospital have exceeded, as we
believe, their authority in purchasing
413 9S-100 acres of land. By reference
to chapter 81, section 2810, you will
see that the board has no authority to
purchase lands. The evidence taken
by your committee shows that this
purchase was made without the advice
and consent of DR.. 7. J. Mitchell, the
superintendent, who stated that the
hospital did not need this land, and
your commit be believes that this land
prcbase was made for the benefit of
Edgar S. Wilson. for the following
reasons.
1st. Because the party owning this
land would not sell it except as a
whole. The price he wanted for the
land, and for which he sold il, was So
per acre, and the records in the chan
Gerry clerks office show that in Decem-
Der, 1902, Charles H. Hildreth decided
the state of Mississippi the 413 9S-10O
acres above referred to. The same
party, on the same day decided to
Edgar s. Wilson 81 52-100 acres, all
being in the same tract of land. The
evidence taken before your committee
shows that that part of the land deed
ed to Wilson contained practically all
of the Improvements. One witness
testified that the improvements alone
on the land were worth 81, 800 and the
records show that Wilson got this land
for 50 per acre, OF at the same price
for which the whole of it was sold.
One witness stated that he would
have given 50 FER acre for the land,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-03
NOT JUSTIFIED BY FACTS

Editor News.
Representative Kyle seems to hay
''gone off on tangent at any RAJ
has gotten information from the
wrong source.
The state has never had more
painstaking conscientious board of
trustees of the state insane hospital
than the one referred to in Mr.. Kyle s
report. The truth is the inmates
needed more milk and butter, pasture
land for the COWS was essential, the
board did not want the land across the
road and sold it to Mr.. Wilson. The
improvements, I am told, on said land
being almost worthless. The board
referred to found no orchard, no vine
yard, no strawberries and a lack of
fresh rich milk and butter. These
the unfortunates now have in abun-
dance. If the committee desire to do
the fair thing and eliminate poll
tics and personal predjudices, why
not summon that 'bad board of trus-
tees" before the committee and have
their version. It would be real 'inte-
resting" to the people of the state to
know the condition of affairs when
that chad board' assumed control.
Mr.. Kyle is eminently right in
looking after the states interest, but
his report has done some good men an
injustice: men who are not only will
ling but very, very anxious for a full
Investigation of the facts. They defy
Mr.. Kyle's information and investiga-
tion.
The state is bountifully able to
provide for this class of unfoI tunates.
Various means for recreation should
be provided. A crazy person is neces
sarily sick person, and should not
be allowed if even inclined to work.
For Heavens sake let us not send them
to the State farm or do naught that
even had the appearance of making
"convicts ''of them. The state can
get. along without this source of
means. JUSTICE.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-03

and be glad to get it at that price,
and that he proposed to take this track
at $l2. 80 per acre for same before the
deal was closed. AS much as we re-
gret the necessity for making report
of this kind, nevertheless we feel it
incumbent upon us to give the legisla-
ture these facts and say for your con-
sideration that, in our. opinion, all
such transactions and conduct is both
to be deplored and condemned 1t
leads your committee to the conclusion
that those who have been entrusted
with the management and care of the
states interests have suffered them
selves to be imposed upon in being
parties to this deal, which it appears
to your committee was consumated for
the benefit of private individual.
Your committee respectfully submits
this matter for such action as the leg
islature may see proper to take.
2nd. Owing to the fact that there
is an cvercrowded condition at the in
sane hospital at, this time, that patti
ents are arriving daily, that many in
the various counties of the state who
should and must be cared for by the
state; that the states population is
rapidly and constantly increasing,
and with this comes corresponding
increase of patients at this lnstitu-
tion; that there are now several hun.
dred patients in said institution who
are mentally and physically capable
of doing outside work, and to some
extent perform manual labor, for
whom such outdoor work both as to
their physical condition and mental
restoration would be helpful hence
we would recommend that what is
known as the Rankin county farm, or
Oakley farm, or part thereof, or
some other property owned by the
state, he set apart for the use of the
state as home for this class of pa
tients, and, to be used as farm for
horticultural and agricultural pur-
poses, and that said property SO set
apart, together with it's manage
ment, shall be vested in the board of
trustees and the superintendent of said
institution.
The house judiciary committee
made it's report on the report of the
committee on humane and benevolent
institutions this morning, which was
referred to them for legal investiga-
tion. The judiciary committee recon-
mends that the attorney general be in
structed to take legal steps to recover