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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30
USURPS FUNCTION OF CON.
GRESS.

President Roosevelt a week
ago ordered all civil war veterans.
who have passed the age of sixty
two, placed upon the pension
rolls, under the disability ACT
passed by a previous Congress.
thus adding more than S11 900,
600 to the pension roll already
amounting to $15O,O0O,O OO. He
had previously attempted to
have Congress pass a special act
covering the above; but they
refused, and it was then that he
determined to stretch the prev
Gus disability act and legislate
himself. President Roosevelt is
strenuous and likes to have his
way. The order fell upon Con-
gress like a thunderbOlt. They
held an Indignation meeting and
talked loudly about the Presi-
dent usurping the functions of
Congress, then simmered down.
Somebody had whispered it
around that it wouldn't do to
make too much fuss, it might
injure the chance for Republi-
can success in November. A
number of leading papers, how
ever, have had considerable OBJ
jectiOns to President ROOsevelt's
order, and have said so, accusing
him of usurping imperial powers;
but the President has the dis
ability act and a good lawyer to
interpret it his way and he isn't
losing any sleep. The order will
stand.
It is now up to" the American
people. If they admire that
kind of thing our next president
wilt be Theodore Roosevelt; but
if they are jealous of their
liberties, and still have the old
fashioned notion that d president
is only an executive officer.
whose duty it is to execute the
laws, and not to legislate, or
twist the laws to suit his ambi-
tiOns, then 7. r., the man in the
saddle. won't be I'm it"-he'll
walk.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30

Some of the old line Republi-
cans do not take kindly to the
Lily White movement. Like the
Democrats, they can not con-
ceive of such a thing as a Re
publican party with the negro
left out.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30

lightful weather. The only
effects felt here of the severe
cold wave passing across the
country, was a rather cool spell
with a brisk north wind Satur-
day night and Sunday.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30
ROOSevelt'S Threat.
Times-DemOcrat. March 23.

The story told by the press of
the midnight interview between
President Roosevelt and Booker
Washington was SO extraordi-
nary that the country expected
a prompt denial of it. It was
almost incOnceivable that a
President of the United States
should be guilty of the threat
that he, when once safely seated
in the presidential chair, would
suppress lynchings. mo matter
what means he had to employ to
do So" We have waited for a
denial of the story. but none has
come. Neither the President
nor his colored coadjutOr and
adviser has explained aught of
their midnight conference or
what they plotted there. Under
these circumstances those who
know the President, his wild
vanity, his disposition to rush
into problems about which he
knows nothing and in which he
can do nothing, the wantOn dis
regard he has shown for the law
on a dozen occasions. will be dis
posed to accept the story as true
and as another of the mad fOllies
into which the cOlOred head of
the Tuskegee Institute has led
Mr.. Roosevelt.
The threat the President is
said to have uttered no one but a
hot headed man, wholly lacking
in Judgment, lacking in dignity,
ignorant of his duties or his
responsibilities, would be guilty
of. The great mass of the people
of this country are opposed to
lynching, and will suppress it:
but the matter is within the
jurisdiction of officers chosen to
enforce the laws and to preserve
peace and order: and the Presi-
dent has no more to do with it
than the Postmaster General. If
Mr.. Roosevelt were really to
attempt what he has threatened,
it would be an assault on the law
violent as that of the lynchers
themselves, and it would lead to
riOting, if not to civil war. It is
as though the President of the
United States proclaimed an
from the White House or
issued a declaration of war
against the people of the South
for it is against them that his
threats were directed.
The Times Democrat believes
that it is best for the State that
it should contain two political
parties. A Republican party in
Louisiana is not an unmixed evil,
for it puts the Democracy on it's
mettle; but a Roosevelt Repub,i-
can party is more than this com
.unity can stand or ought to
stand. We do not see how any
white LOuisianian, whatever his
political inclinatiOns may be.
whatever his views on the tariff
and other issues of the day. can
vote for a man who, as president,
insults the dignity of his office
and the law, who is SO deficient
in mental balance and Judgment
that, after comforting and con-
spring with a negro until after
midnight, breaks into threats
against the people of a whole
section and declares his purpose
to override the law and use mo
matter what means he had to
employ" to do what he knows
would plunge this country into
riot and blOOdshed. A
man so unfit and dangerous to
peace and order should not re-
a white vote in the South.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30

The State Agricultural Society
and Stock Breeders Association
meet with us to-day, and to them
The Advertiser extends a warm
welcome in behalf of the people of
Lafayette with the wish that
their stay among us may be a
pleasant one, and we are sure
that our citizens will make it so
as far as lies in their power.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30

We would suggest that each
of our citizens appoint himself a
committee of one to assist in en-
pertaining our guests who will be
with US to-day, tomorrow and
next day. If you have a con-
veyance, invite some of the
gentlemen to take a drive with
you and show them our beautiful
drives and farming country.
Don't wait for an introduction,
introduce yourself and try to
make as many of our guests as
possible enjoy their visit. And
let US all attend the meetings
and show that we take an inter-
est in having these gentlemen
with us.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30

Congressman BrOwnlOuis bill
to appropriate money to aid the
States in building good roads
has fine prospects of being rele-
gated to the rear. A strong
opposition has developed and the
chances are the bill will never
leave the committee.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-03-30

SOuthwestLOuisian is blessed.
While in the north and west
cold, ice, snow, and storms have
been claiming their victims. this
section has been enjoying de-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
Nffairc GbaSmif.

9eomte Der oGiti3en5 Nationol-
9onf" bon Obcrlin perbuftet mro
inter 9iir9idoit, - Scnc BON
Carnegie npS0eiteaten Sfulo.
i6eine.
GleOeIuno, o, >. 0e}embcr.
- @raiioent 6. z. 8cdmttb lrr0
&oiIirer u, .. Spear BON Der per
froften vGiti3en5 IationoI 8auf"
III 0berIin, O.. eri6icnen 6cltte I'M
ter Der Nntlu9e, 8eloer Scr 0anf uuf
lpiOerredtIidc @eiie ucrmenoet GIT
baben, Dor DEM 8unoc@ GommiIidr
Storf. Sic leiIteten oltf Gin Corner
Dor &er5tht mo mur0en inter 9iiru-
ldatt Der i'm 6cbruar 3uiummentrcz
tell0en 8llnOe5 = @ran0- &llru iiber-
mieien. 8etomntlid) 6attcn beioe 9(n-
getIdgten Der 6rou Guiiic G6o0mid
erormc Slmlmcn obne quite Slider
belt porgeldoiien luio hierourd Ocr
3uIonmenbrlh ser 9anf hcrbeiQc.
fitbrt.
NeaicrltnQ@bcanltc QCbcn bette }iL
Dab 5rpei BON 2fnorcrp Carnegie on
6rou s. z. Gboomid oll2geltrQtc
S6uloi6eine fir $250,000, rcip.
100000 lmter Den 2lftipo ser 81
ti5ens 9totionol 9onf" erttoecft NOR
ocn limo. Sic poren pom 7. &oulor
1904 ootirt mo noh eincm Sabre
5oblbQr. &n l}em-Yorf miro iibri-
gems gelnelOct, Dab it'd 5r. Carnegie
cntriiitcf meigcrt, nod meitcr ilber 0ic
gln9eIegcnbeit SIT ipred)cn. Gr ertl0rt
elm. fir oQemol, cr tennc feline Sruu
Gboomif uno moQc Niht3 mcbr BON
ibr boren.
Gmil G6nomif. Elm Sobn oer6ron
Goiiic g. Gbo0mid, fam bette ans
NemsNorf bier an uno bcgob it'd 10
fort noh Der 8obnung iciner Ohtttcr
an ser gde BON Gltclio. uuO @cneiicc-
N[uenue. Gr ifien iebr nieOer9ci6lo=
gen uno nei9erte lid NIT 3fcportern
5u ipreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
Glcinc Grutfcn.
9ntmc1iuomcn gratis 0llrd) Gon-
0rcBmit9licocr an Gonititucntcrl.

@lumncnIuomcn 9rotia olrrd Con.
QrcBnlit0licocr an Gonititucntcll.
Arlington 9. g. .. 0e5.
- 0u5 9(ferbau . 3cpurtennent bot
eilcn neltell 8lulL Die ircic Soonen'
pertbeiIung betreffeno, cntlporten,
melher oen itdotiiden GongreBnit.
Qlit0ern 3u 8ltte fomHcn ioll. Sc0er
Senator mo COngreBrepraIentont
bot b%efunntIih 0a& Hcdt, @cmlIle.
rn0 0lltmeniuamcn i'll gcmilen
GuontitGtell an ieinc Gonititucnten
frei 81 %oerienoen, St0otiide Con.
greBmitglieoer ituo ga I'M HadtbclI
0eueien, neil Die meilten ibrcr Gon-
ititllcntcn in Wtietb&bouicrn mobnclt,
mo ni6t 0u2 notbige Grcol beliBen
INN aobl, Hiiben, Moi9 l1no Qbnlide
@emiiic 5t 5ieben. Die mciiten Der,
ielben ho6Cn i6ren ldnoli6en Gol.
legCn ole ibnen 5~rltehenoe Quota
iold)er Snomen obgcgeben ur0 oas
fiir 0oflutente ooer mas tic lonlt
brolden fonnten, eingetouidt. 9tln
bot man I'M 9cpdrtcment Die S0ee
gefuBt. fir itG0tiihe GonqreBleltte be-
ionoere 4ofetc nit elmer Nlt9mobl
BON 9Ilmenioantcu 5uredt3umodcL
Die iid) fir Go6gdrten oOcr 6elItcr=
a0rten eigneu. 3anm ioQ in Den 81
fentliden Sd)llIen 2IniholrungSuns
tcrridt gc9eben Wer0en; iolde Soo.
mcnpofete ioQen an Die Sdulerl
pertbeiIt uno c5 iol Den &inoern Nr-
l~eitlu1g qcgcben mcrocn, luic ioldc
fleinc @drtden gepflan5t uno &C.
pflegt mer0en nlogen.
Gic 9eb0roen ocS GcportemcntS
bubct nit ctlpo 80 itG0tiIdcn Gou-
grcBleutclt confcrirt, llu0 Die meiitclt
~OcricIbcn bnbcp Dem Ylon ibrc rild.
b~olt@loie 3lltimmllt9 9e9cbcl1. @ti
Der 9erothlnlg 0eS observation-disclosures
0iirfte oericlbe Ionlit froftig bciilr.
mortct ulo Notwithstanding ueriltd)$.
lueiIc menigitenS, sur Gurdfiibrlng
gebradt lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
&erfanf BON IuSitelnugs-@e6GnScn
9ouIidfeitcn uno Ginridtun9cn,
wcIbe $t5O00,0O0 foItcten, iiir
$386,000 los9eihlogen. o

ct. QouiS. Mo., >. Ge3cmbcr.
- Mon meloet. ooB orc # 9roBcn
Neutrality-suspicious., sic @iebb0fr,
Die IeIt6oQc. sic Observation-Disclosures,
ole u%crId)ieoencn EooiQonS. oo8
Ncro0tont, oo8 9onf4eb6u0e, bic
S5ntrumltrol Giicnbo6n, oo2 @oipi.
tai, 0os EreBQcbduOe, Die Foli5ei.
unO IcucrnebrItotioneu u1t0 onoere
9aulidfeiten, oeren Grrif)tlng gu
ianrmcn etmo $t5yO00,000 aefo1tet
bot, an cine G6icugo'cr A66rltds@c-
ieQi6oft fir $39G,000 loSqeidlo0en
moroen Iino. Gorin lit 9lQe8 cjnGs'
ihloIien, nit I1lSno9me 0ea Maqcll=
parts Der Sntromurol 9o6n, meld)er
ieporat oerforft fpor0cn 1T, un0 nit
NuSnobme Der @eboltoe Der Gin5ct-
Itoatcn, Der ouSlQnoii6cn Stootcll
uno ser 9ouli6fciten Der oYife">
G~on3eiiiondre.
Mit Dem I66rltf miro am 9icn.
1toq begounen mcrhcn, uto 5luor
miro man inn SiiomeIt3ipicI Der Nu&=
IteQltng nit Der 9emolirung Ser
&ie66of-@ Beginner mo
Iid) oonn in nor00itli6er Nihtlma
iibcr bnS gauge gGl8ItclhmNS Ecrroin
ou5brciten. Nod Dem &icbDof uno
ocn GooiQonS fonlmt 0o5 @orten-
but c6Guoc an Die Heibc, Damn oo3
9[dcrbolts 8ebdll0e. mo Damn miro
ei1tc& nod Dem onbcrn Scr %Itol5eu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Nrt Der Nb-
brlt6. 9(r6eitcr 5ltm 0pfer f%ollcn.
9ic @crfoufS 3 &crHanoIungcn NIT
Der Nbbrltd- @eiculd)oft lin0 %lolpcit
geoieben, BOB bic llntcr5ei6mung oea
G%ontrnfte5 MIR nod cine 6ormoIit0t
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
S1curic itnO Eraris.

Sporiamfeit i'm 8e8ieruna8boltabatt
filr n~otbmen0i0 crfldrt. oqGin
menig Gl15iif)t ollf GinidrGntung
Der NltSgobcn. - Sohe &erlpilli-
gllnQ fir oic Ilottc geforocrt.
" Sal + in toh .. s., .. 9e5,-
&Gbreno in &e9ierltngStreiien Spar
lontfeit oepreoigt mo oeriproden
miro, Iteut lid tmner f(arer berau5,
ooB Ser GongreB 1T leiner bellte be-
g%innen0en SiBuug enornre Summen
3u p%erniQigen BADEN miro. 60 piel
bis jeBt bon Ben &oroni6lagel1 ourd).
geIidert 49, Die genallen 3ifiern iin0
ia bis jebt nod 0ebcim 8ebolten-ilt
BON elmer geplonten &crnbmtnOerung
Der Nusgabcn ntfta SIT mcrfcn. no
miral 0etpen'S Ntorine ? Gommiiliou
bat Gin Sdiff9bou-Erogramm ent-
porfent ueld5eS Die 8erlpiQigung bon
faIt $42.000,000 iiir orci @un5er.
idiffe, flint mittelgroBe &relr5er, iedS
Sorpe0o6oote, feds Torpeoojdger lln0
5tpet &oblenidiffc einbcgreift, uno
Sefret0r Worton inooIiirt oieics Ero-
qronlnl. 3oS Budget Der lebtpcrfloI-
ienCn Sibung entbieIt &ermiQiQlm.
gen fir Elm Eor5eridiff, 5lpci groBc
&rcu5cr, brei mittcl9roBc &rcu5cr,
5ipet apblcnihiffc mo einioc llntcr-
ee-Sorpe0oboote, meld)c ill8Nelonlmt
obnc Eon5erung cine &crpiQtgllt0
bon $22,500,00O in~bpGpirtel1, 1tno fir
9lrmirlrng etc. $tl,O00OOO mrc6r, clio
ins9eiommt rltuo $3700O,OOO mcri-
ger, DIS iebt oorgcidlogcu miro,
lnO ood) por oo5 Slottet-
Budget oitf $tO2,OOOOOO 6inoufQc-
ihroubt. Soil e3 MN nit elmer qr0.
Beren &crlpiQi1mQ fir nelle S6ific
nlcori0cr otSfnucn?
GoB fir Ole Nrntee lpeuiger oefor-
bert milroe, olS lebteS &obr, erbelt
ebcnfnuS niht. 0oS Idcrbolt DC.
portencllt miro unNcf0br cine Wiiuion
lnebr ior0ern, boupti0hlid, lueil bic
Wcrpilligung bon o%toertbolb Wtillio.
nen fir oaS nellc 9epartcmerltS.
geboltoe nidt oeniigt; oos Goit.9cs
partement miro nrebr perlongcn ais
poriges Sobr, u11o Die iibrigen 0epor,
tenentS meroen luobl rid)t 5llriidite.
ben. Cine 6lllb. mo Sofenbiq mar
bei'm leBten Budget nid)t eingered-
net. uno fir offentlihc @ebdltoe mar
oil6 MIR 10 piel porgeleben, ais Die
loltfenoen Gontrafte obioIpiren. Nie
Iou oa nun Oas Budget
b~erob9cictt mcroen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
3niammemtritt bes GOnarefes.
Surge Sibungen in 6ei0en Sauiern.
Nltr oic iibIifen Routinege-
I6Gfte muroen erIe0igt.

luJuIlG IUlTUbIt IItulHi
@ofbington, .. g.. .. Ge3.
- Die 3meite SiBung oeS SO. Gon-
greiie8 nohm 6eltte inter ben ilbltdetl
Scenen unO Geremonien tbren Yin
fang. G6e bei0e Sduier sur Oro-
nt1tg gerltfen nurOen bcrri6tc le6-
bates Greibcn IN ben RaumeuL Die
Witqlie0er tQuidten 8cgriiBungen
aus, orlf oen meiiten 8lllten prongte
8lltmeni6nnlf II. !. N.
Snt 5cnat mar bic Stblng cine
iebr fllr5e un0 nohm mn t3 Ittmtten
in 9(nIprud. &oplan @onar0 Cue
rett Sale iprod) elm @r0ffmuugSgebet,
morouf ole g%}amenSlilte oerlcien un0
sic Nnmeicnbcit bon 70 SGtotorell
conitattrt mtroe. Gomite'n mltr0en
ernannt, nm oo8 @oltS mo Sen @rd-
itoenten ST. bena6ri6tigen, OoB Der
Senot IN Sibun0 uno gei6Qftsbereit
iei. Die 3eit fiir ben Anforr9 Der
tGglihen Sibungen muroe olrf gin.
troq GodreQ'5 (I}o.) ouf ~ llbr
Mittnga feit8cicBt.
8enroIe (@a.) tiinoigte oen lett ser
GeBtcn SiBuug crfolgten 600 icine5
GoQegen Gltap ot, moroltf &o0ge
(l}aii.D 0a3 2(bIeben ieine9 GoIegen
Soar Qnfiinoiqte. ltn ieiner Nd)tltug
fir oo8 9ln0enfen Der &erltorbenen
9lu8oruf SIT perlciben p~ertogte iid
ser SenQt Damn INT 1918 bis NOR
gen.
SIN Northumberland, pelde3
iid id)on Dor 9 llbr W}orqelta nit
@eiu6ern fiilte, 6ei6r0nften it6 oie
8erbon0lun9cn ati 8erleiung Der
9tometSliitc, 8eeioigung Ser felt Der
IeBten SiBunq 3ltr @rgdlBung bon
8utun5en crmQhltelt ncltenNlttglic0cr
ltto ole Grnennltng BON Gomite'n 5ur
9enohridtigung oe8 YrGii0enten
uno Dc5 Sendt9 itber Den 3ltiammen-
tritt Oes 3atieS. N&ad0em Die iib=
liten Notwithstanding III 9e5ug olti
ooS glbIeben Ser Senotoren Soar unO
Gllop ongenommen moroen woren,
erfol9te nm 1888 Gertaguug bis
mor9en.
3rpiihen 300 mo 400 nelle Bills
mltroen beltte inn 6ortie eingebro6t
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Grprckpnggon bOn ctnem HGu6er
iiberfnllen.

Gin G~rpreBogent pobrideinli6 f0bt-
lid bertpmoet. - Der SbGter
ioa Elm gteger iein uno perii6te
oa8 8erbre6en ollf eigene 6orIt.
Sos anoeIeS, Gol., ). Ge8.-
Gin fdltber, permlttbIih ctn gteger,
erbrah beutc fritb Die Gbitren oes
@rpreBlpo9gons zines ST. 0ag9ett,
Sal, in Der 0toiore=@ iite, boltetls
ben, meItlid beitimmten 3rge5 Der
Santa Sc 9abn" u1to brafte Dem
GrpreBboten Hobert8, Welder inn
@ioerItano ~leiitetc, 3pei mohriheiu.
lid toOtlide SduBpunOcn bel. no
bert5 lit niht I'M Stonoe, irqello mel
fe 0ittbeilungen SIT MAIDEN. Der
9fdltber entiIob naf Der Gbot, ulO
man meiB nod ntdt, Oh er @elO er-
b%elttete, ooer nidt.
(Sp0ter.) - IS erhellt nodtr0g-
lih, BOB ole fleine Spin0c, neld)e
nod 9lugobe Ser GrpreBbeamten
etlpo $500 cnt6iclt, crbrodcn un0 be-
roubt ipuroe. Die groBe Spin0c, in
mclher ii6 8eniionsgclOer gum Be
TRACE BON 100000 befmoen boben
iouer, blicb icoo6 ueridont. Der
HGllber 0roug oui Ser 6obrt 5mi-
iden 2}ecofeB uno 0ogactt pI0bIid) in
Den @oggon cin 1nro Itredte Den Gr.
preBboten burf 3mei 5diiiic nie0er,
cbe oerleGbe lcincn Reoolper 5iebcn
fomtc. Grit III 0oggctt cntoedten
Die iibrigen 3ug6eOicuitetet Den &or-
foH Der HiegeI Der Sbilrc oc&
MoQgou8 mor 0lrh Den H0llbcr ser
bro6en moroen. Ofnn permttbet,
oaB oericlbe elmer BON Den piclel Ne
ger ? Cramps lit, meld)e Die @cacno
lett Dem Ban ser Salt 2ofc Giicl,
balm" uniifcr modelt. Gin gte9er
lit SIT 8oritop ais Der mutbmoBli6c
S6dter perbuitet moroen.
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@ermiIdte telcsrapBiid)c 9cpcidDcn.

- Sn 6oIQc @redben9 oe9 &o6el$
zines 6obrforb9 III Der Coop hiper
aoblen5ede SIT EllloQroL ". So,
Itiir5ten hrei 9crgleutc, Die it'd IN benz
Sorb befonoen :. &inters. $. Nol-
burn lno &enrp Glon, 2ebtcrcr Elm
9teger, 700 Sub in Die 1iefe ouf Jeff
gen 9ooen. Sbre Seihen nuroen bis
sur ltnfcn1tlihfcit 5crnoluit.
3pci 6cler III 2tfron. o, 100
BON oaS cine in Sol5bofe Der oSrm-
NIT Srntbcr So" altsbrad, oaS ol-
oere Die Stollungen Der u9Ifron
SronSfer 60" in 9lifc legte, bobcn
etnen 0eiommtidaoen pom $4,000
ongcri6tet. 9ei Dem lebtcren tSeller
oerbranpten 5rpolf Eier0e, melfe Gi-
gentbum Der oNational Biscuit 60"
mo in Den Stallun9en Der transfer
90" untergebraht paren.
Die 9eidle BON 9lbert 0olbropf.
ell1es reiden 1abrifnnten pom Hrnpl-
oeltce, Ms, Der am I. 9topember nrlf
mplterioe @eiie ans ieinem Seim Der.
If)pono, lit unter Dem Giie I'M Stltmp
Sia-Sei6e bon einem ShIitti6ub-
lallfer aIfgefunoen moroen. 6olbroof,
Der SO Sabre 3dblte, mar neruenlei-
ben, bod lit Die @eiie, iuie er 5il lei-
mem Sobe fam nid)t anfgefldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
Gas, y. SDher gcitprbcn.

8a bington 8. g., 5. 0e5.
- Sos. 9aoble Gpner BON Srtoiano,
cinn1nl Observation-Disclosures, Ipdter
Gongrebnit9lieb. erIter rito 5meiter
Stills =. @enerolpoitmeiiter uno 5ii-
lett Stills : @enerolonlualt fir Dos
GoItocportenIett, lit belite bier an
Sohmtng geitorben. @r mar 7S
Sabre alt uno botte id)on I'M SltlI
1902 citen ~critelt Shlaaanfaa erlit-
ten. @efanntlid ipielte er cine ber-
porrogenoe Hoae in Sen Yoitifonoo-
len uno ullroe ihlieBlif BON leine1ll
Imte ais 6iilfS > @enerolanpalt abb
gelebt urlb bon Ser GRANDEUR III
Infloge5uItano periebt. Sein I'M
lesten @foi perbanoelter Broaeb re-
l%lltirte in 5reiipredune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
Sflaboma's &ad)Stbnnl.
100000 Ginipobncr nit $5i0,000,000
GiQcntbuul 50blt icBt oo9 3erri.
toriltl1.

Giacttbum 5GbIt icbt ooa Scrri.
toriltn1.
VI a binqtoh 4. Ge5. - Sou.
pcrltrur :. .. 6ergllion bon Oflo'
bona lpeiB III Ieinem loeben Der
ofientli6ten Sobresberid)t gon5
@unoerboreS ilber ooS pb1romtenale
Nod)Stbum oes crit lett Elm poar
Sa6ren Der aultur eri6loiienen Ger.
ritorinmS 81 meloen. .9ei elmer
Ginmobncr5obl bon 100000 Gerio-
men mo einem 8ermo9en non $40
100000, Bel unIercn reid oitsgeitot'
teten GolfalduIen u1to einem inner.
borten 6ortlhritt altf alcn 8ebie'
ten" bciBt es in Dem 9erid)t, nloate
ser GongreB inns Die IutoritGt geberL,
Die polIen Hed,te Der amerifanildel
9iirger aus5uiiben. Die Ginlpoltoe.
(rltng nod) Sflabon1n lit i'm leBtel
Sabre 5iemlih Itarf geiuclen un0 Die
SeimitGttenlltd)er haben iiber atoert-
bolb MiQionen Ifer offentliher
2dnoereien nufgenonrmen, nos al.
lein einen 3lnuod)s BON 10000 bis
10000 2elltcn beoelttet. Die Webr.
3abl Der a1ufer BON Sormlano luor
aus onberen Stooten %5uge5ogcn.
Die @eiommt.g inponoerung betrlg
fat 100000 uno barunter befinoen
iif piele iunge l11o enereiihe 9eute
nit einigem 4nlagefapital, nit Bill
oung unb einer @%iirbignlg religios
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06

icr uno i%o3ioGer @%ort6eile. 2cutc, Sic
n%oroIiId uno pbpiiid oarouf onQc-
legt limo, Die beiten 9iirger 0e5 3u-
ttlntti8en Staotes Oflobomo at
ner0en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
81 e / d) G 9erIiner.

@crIin 5. 9e3. - Die @infom'
meniteuer.S totiitif fir Berlin er.
giebf, boB cine Rerion in Der Hei6s
bauptitaot Elm Ginfommen bon $780,
600 pro Sabr bat, brei 9erlonen per-
fiigen iiber Ginfiinfte bon $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06
WadlipieI atm Mnnbrif. HaQ.

u tdmonO, So, 5. Ge5. go.
rollln &ocque8, Die Wiiltter Der lttl-
longlt aus eillem engliiAen 3lld)t-
Dallle elltlolIenen 6rou Wopbrif, bot
bier 9c9elt eilen gelpiiicn Irmitrong
elllel1 Ero5eB ongeltrengt ollf Hiifer.
1faffilltg bon Slegenfdaften in beit
Stooten @elt-Sirginien rro Sent
tltdp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-06

Sn 81 Eoio, Ser, lit serooe
Der erlte Sdnee lett 8fpei Sabren &C.
fallen. 9as SdneegeItober oallerte
ieds Stumoen.
The Washington times., 1904-12-11
BRITISH-NADE GUNS
FOR BELLIGERENTS
Government Orders Said TO
Be Disregarded.
FOR RUSSIANS
Ordnance Shipped to Japan in Boxes
Marked "Dry Goods"

LONDON, Dec. u.-Regardless of the
strict orders issued by the British GOV
eminent against the construction OF ma
teTials for war Tor either OF the belIiger-
ents in the Far East. II is asserted that
prominent British ordnance firms are
constructing several Maxim rapid-fire
guns for Russia
These guns are TO be delivered before
March !. IL is said. and are 10 cost up
ward Of a quarter OF a million pounds
Other gunmakers., II is also claimed.
are shipping guns to Japan IN boxes
marked dry goods
ST. PETERSBURG. Dee. 1l.-General
Kuropatkin reports that on the night of
December s. a detachment OF volunteer
Chasseurs pursued a scouting party OF
japanese. and after a brief encounter
captured eleven.
Two Russians were wounded.
Several japanese attacks have recent
~ been repulsed with loss
The Washington times., 1904-12-11
LIE sROOMAKER COMPANY.

One Of the oldest and best-known con-
Germs In Washington is The Shoemaker
Company, 1881 T. Street Their place IS
historical because of the many famous
statesmen and public men who have
been the customers of the establishment
IN the past and are AT present.
This company sells only the most re-
liable wines and hquors-rare old brands.
and its patrons are sure OF obtaining
that which is declared by conuoisseurs
TO be- the finest obtainable. Some OF
the spccialties of the Shoemaker Com
pauy are NeuVe CHcquOt Champagnes
White Wines. Burgundies Cruise Clar-
cts and Sauterncs. Manuel Aiisa Sher-
ries. rare old BrIndies famous Wits
kies. and choice brands of cigars. apprO-
pirate az this time Of the year for holt
day gifts