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gbdapeafe Nampfer.G ompaanie.

GbefnptaffsfiHte.
gitgarts Pdfagters Sampler .Nngutta- uno
sNtIdnta" nad
Clb Hotnt Comfort tno Wurfoft, Ga.
Daripfer ~betInien Baltimore tdgIi9 (aisge'
nomnlert SonntneS) I'm $50 eberbS NIB fofl'
r1eI In OH gSoint Comfort I'M 0 ilbr Msor'
pens ,unb Tn HortoIf nm 7.tb Morgens an, an.
f9ltebenb IN bic GifeubdbHSiiae mao allen
VuHften be8 GifoenS unb GiiopeftenS.
BORT, NiDtr.2inie.
@Iegante Paffne.er.9 nmpfer ~Gbar!otte- unb
baltimore
had Defsgotnt uno Ntdmonb, ga.
9drnpter ~berldiiet Baltimore DtenttngS. Don.
rerftags inb Sdmitugs I'M 8 libr go1mittagS
iito foTnnen sl Neits Roint i'm 7.30 WorQets
in1b gu Nidruonb uni 0.25 Woraens an.
Die Dnmpter lperoen ant Der 9in. unb Shid'
t1brt In. Dorf.9fiber an foIeenoen gunften an.
leeen @Ionetfter goiut, eldp ganf unb ELL
ganipier ~psrlaNen Baltimore BON gisr s,r. ts
inb 10, eiabtitrahen.gserfte.
Burh Wluefe ndn nuet Vuntten fpnieu ges
fhbert, 1epdd .anfeeeeben iinb adiiitensi INNER
tt Yornns reieroirt iueroeu In ben 9ieTtgen
giuetg iireaIr: Wr. 3t7, 9lorbsgbarIeSs5trGbe
Rr, ii, Befts9entre' Strake. ober ben 6aupt
@euber Hpier, O.. q. gbIsnt
@eil.' @ef6ditSfibrer. Gen. sgaItagiersWaent.
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N0rOOenti6er QlONO.

GegclmdRtge 9anpftdlfffabrt
5utifen
Baltimore nnO Bremen
6ur6 Die neiten 1tno erprobten, NIT
allen 8equemIi6fciten b%eriebenen
BoItOampfer eriter aIaIie:
D&1ein," n8ranoenburg,"
,3edar," nGbemnib,"
yMain," y8reslau."
Die grpeoitionstoee iinO pie foIot;
- bon Baltimore: -
,GoIiel," Mittmod, 0eu 20. MGr5,
9 ltbr Na6mittag8.
ySnnnoper," Somitag, ben /. 9(pril
2 llbr Nodmittngs.
n9resIau" SumItog, 0en s. 9tpril,
3 ltbr 9to6mittag8.
.Stlttgort," Mtittluod, Den 2 .Ipril,
2 ll6r gtadmittag8.
nGbemnis, Wtittpo6, Oen 10. IpriI,
3 lt6r Tadmitta98.
,a0(n," MittmodL Sen 26. 9lpriI,
Na6mittogS 2 ltbr.
8peite aoiiite.B -BreiS:
BON S42.50 an.
8pii6enoeds q -Breiie:
BON got,,m.r, uaa, sr,men. $500
Bon Bremen had Baltimore $1,000.
Nuubrette.Ninste nan gafttmpre nan Bremen
Hno Surld S69.50.
gSeaen Sru6t mno 4uiinee perbe man f6
al bic acknowledgement
U. Sdmmader &c &c.,
SIR. Z. Siio.8 ap.S troBe,
ober
GOiuarO Raine,
Office hes ,SCutI1en 6orrefponbenteR."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
@eitern Iar9lano Balm.
Srat am "a. 5ebruar 1905 In Qraft.
Shae h~erlaien Stqen.Staiion. iuie folgt:

hENy Nv tIA
Slge h~erlaiten Siqen.S taiion. tuie folgt:
4.30 Born. - G6nen5ug, SauptIinie, 5deets.
telpn, BnbHeSboro, u. & W. Bubn unp ben
Shoeti, iii6 uii5gtilonirIet SrHHtdgS g.. 3d.
Wabn Sancod. Gbambcrsburg. WdrtinSbnre
pnb Milbcfier.
fl. 25 M6ennS - Hffom. mad tlntpnsgrtoae.
9dalih, ensgenprimet GuHutugs.
7.16 BORN, Vorf, Y. & 8. 9ib. unb 6niipts
9inis oitIt9 BON Gmorp'@roDe, Carlisle uiiO
s-t5 , SSslIl - Sai,st!,ais SagersiolgT, santOds
a. l. N. 5a6n Bis Clifton. Wv"
1919 Born. Mff0m. nod tinionsPri0ne,
Oor. mo @ettbs6nrg.
2.25 Nd9nt. - gtffoin. mao grrnrhsSrooe.
3.25 gddnt. - 9lfiom. mad gmprpsSrrbe. %.
& 9. DID. fotpie Yorf.
415 gfacbm, - NiiOf. nab tn~i0nsyrtbae.
800. gadni. Grpreb nad) g9eitntinfter,
~unlon'grtoee,- nno oann MIfoni. bis S1gerSs
totpfi. toipte Snlcod, 5reoertf, euMittsburg
tlflo GbtppenSbura. CRarlors0dr).
"5.25 Nadlm.- - GIpreh nndl Dpf, Sanoper
naS Wsttpsbntg; l9~arlet.9arl
s.d65 M6enss - gIionl. na4 linion.9rioee.
Wur SuHntags.
$50 BORN. - gltfom. mad unious9rtbee uno
2.31 Ma4m. - Nffor, mao ltHion.9risee.
$50 Nyadhrl. - WffofI. nod Giiorns8robe,
' 2nlt Mot on Der Observation-Disclosures sgtation.
Wiuets limb .Gepdds girenu. Mlbnugb's, gde
ebdtlP5s utfo periugtofsz trnke.
3nge bGlter an tlHiors. EennfbinnHid 'gtbe.s,
JuItcIs nlb ig9albrpcfE lsirribsstuenue) citation.
Y. 8. Orisruofb, IS. = ~.
Q. ~. euIusa, o. 70. ".
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@egwei(er
Oun empfebIeHstuertbeR Sinaas.,
GnsrOs- nnS Gnoetail-0 eIdGfteR.
Sinan3teIIeB.
9onfen.

"
8anfer.
Strit RntiouaI 8anf, 16, @eIt.S aro.
togo . Strabe; S. 8. SerguIon,
8rGiibent; s. 3. 8iIcog, RoiIirer.
Gormers' ono Mer6ants' IationoI
8anf, sol, @oro.G Charles. Strase;
@bas. z. Crane, Br6itoent; Garter
q. Ssburn, Raiiirer.
9eutibe 8ant, 2eSinetou. unS $oai.
bap-S traBc; u, s. S6uIa, BrGii.
bent; &ueuit @eber, Raiiirer.
Commercial ono Sormers' 0ationaI
9ant, $otparO- uno @erman.St r.
@eitern Sectional 9unf, IA, 0oro.
@ltaw.S Strobe; Soibua g. $arbep,
BrdIioent; SO. Warriott. &aIItrer.
9robers' ano Nedanics' 9ational
@anf, gittatu- uno Sapette.S ctr.
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Ibfabrtstase Der 9ampfer bon 9elu.
Oorf.

Yorf.
9ompfer Baltic" mad 2iperpooI
am 80. Mdr3.
9ompfer DStatenoam" nad 8ot.
teroam am 80. MGrS.
9ampfer nSenis SIap" nod So.
penbagen am 80. NGr5.
9ompfer nGttta 81 Rapoli" nad
Reopel unO @enlia am 80. Mdr5.
9ampfer n9retagne" na6 Sabre
am 80. @1r5.
9ampfer Gortntbtan" nad @las.
gotu am 80. MGr3.
9ompfer nEretoria" nod $am'
burg AM 1. Spril.
2ampfer D@eimar" nod Reapel
un6 @eniln am 1. IpriI.
Gampfer uGtritria" no6 2iperpool
am +. Ipril.
9ompfer nSorbegna" nod Reopel
rno @erulo am 1. glpril., a.5.a,
3ompfer philadelphia" nod
Soutbampton ont 1. Gpril.
Sampler DManitor" nod 2ouoon
oin l.. glpril.
8ampfer naroonlanO" no6 ant.
iperpen om 1. gpril.
9ampfer ,Yrin5eiiin 8iftoria
2oliie" ltoh Neapel nnb @enua am
A. glpril.
9ampier vBrin3 gboIbert" nod
Reopel unb @enuo am II. april.
9ampfer n@roBer &urfiirit" mad
Bremen am II. Ipril.
Gompfer nYannonia" mad ReopeI
uno @enua am II. &pril.
9ampfer n&oma" mad Neapel am
ii. april.
9ampfer ngliifer" nod Sambilrs
ont t2. glpriI.
9ompfer o@otterbnm" nod Iot'
teroom om ~. gpril.
Gampfer rSicilia" nod NeapeI
uno @enita am 12. slpril.
3ompfer &epublic" mad Neapel
rno @enla am 10. gpril.
9ompfer n8aiier 8il6elm Der
3peite" nod Bremen am a. gpril.
Sampler uStolio" nod Neopel am
5. glpril.
9ompfer nGpnoam" nad 8otter-
oant am 5. glpril.
8ampfer .Seutonic" nod 2iper.
pool am 5. gpril.
9ampfer n@neiienou" mad 8re.
men om 6. glpril.
Gampfer so lorraine" nodjSable.
ont 6. april.
9ampfer oGampania" nod Glitter.
pool am 8. gpril.
Gompfer ,Gonig gilbert" mad
uno @eniia am 8. gfprtl.
Gompfer n@rof @aloeriec" mad
!Samburg otn 8. april.
9ampfer Caledonia" nod @laS.
goiu am 8. glpril.
9ampfer st Boul" mad Soutb.
oinpton an. g.. april.
9antpfer nWeieba" nnd 2onoon
am s. @pril.
9antpfer .3eeIano" naf Inttper.
pen ntn s. gpril.
Garnpfer ga Souraine" mad
SABRE ont 10. glpril.
9umpfer ,Yomeranian" mad
@lasgofu am 10. gpril.
9ampfer ,aitoria" nod @lasootu
am 10. apriI.
9ampfer yGaronia" nod 2iper.
pool am is. april.
Camper n2ouiie" nah HeapeI
rno @enua am Is. gpriI.
Gampfer naaiier Wilbelm ber
8tuqite" nad Bremen am IS. slpriI.
Gumpfer nRetp.Dorf" nod Soiitl-
ampton ami IS. Mdr3.
Gnfnpfer .Greric" nah NeapeI ii.
@cnita am tS. Mdr5.
Camper Ethiopia" naf) gIas.
guip nlu is. War5.
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RerGants' & Nincrs' Sranspur.
tatiun SDmnssu.

comprehensive
Rn@ BoTten nnb benz Often: iebsfi Wlontaa,
8tenftaa, Dorncriiaa unb Spmftae, abeubS
q ttbr.
Ra6 probioence unb benz Often: iebenSonn.
tag. Miittuo@ uno Sreitaa, abenbs Q nbr:
Ha1 geppprt : gleuS unb RorioIf: tdgli8
uut @ ttbr Mbenbs.
Sratt iutrb tdeIi6 bis 3 iI6t abenbs fnr on
benz 2aee nbtnbrenbe 9dmpfer nnaeru mr1eft.
ga9 Sdbanndb unb benz Slben. ieben Ster'
ftne, Sonnerftne NIB Snmitna, sbenbs Q tibr.
9oftoner iino grosioenee : Eanipfer fnbren
bon ber Merite am SuBe beS Coma. 9ods ab;
Sabannab.3 arpfer bon ber 8erite aut Sube
Der 9eftsSal$sgtbenue.
g. q. giniHsbam, sesnt.
QongsDod.
NJ. Q. Garner, s.sB.Ia.
u. .. etsbbtas, 6.sWl.
Sauptbirean Nr. 6J4. slprbsGhariee. ctr.
Grq9t nn6 Yafia ae'giireau-Nr. 22t, Beft.
Baltimore Strabe. ut3.9&S)
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Die ,Gricsion.einie."

Die yGricsiOn.einie."
sttrafiibe 8uiier.Gouie blr6 Den aarnI mad
BbilaoeIpbid tdalih (Sotrtag5 nisgeiton1men)
UNI 5 ubr Mprlens, bon Der 2iabts u. 8Iaits
Strdbe. On getterion. G9ef1penfesGitD, ct.
@eoree'S, 3eIaiunresGitb to NIB 96eiter; ga, ans
bdIteiio 9tuf 8ed (na6 BbtInoelpbtq) $3.50.
aaiiite 5000; griurlions - 1age eiifls, 1880.
9tIarttesGiib S2.75. .grfiriton $3.75. @etu,
gori "a. @rfiritonj SO. 6erner @mr6fobrtss
Nilete nn6 nBrolihen BI1fien. 5nbrsBiuete
limb I'm 9iireau UNI bet albans6's 5i babeit.
G6reibt tpegcn SHetieiiibrer.
Glarente e1riSer, 9laent,
gr. 204, GigbLStrabe.
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Baltimore 9ampf.g So.
Die 9er, Gfndtens8o b~ef6rbernb.

9ampTer fabren fdeIih, Sonniaes aiIsoenom'
men, BON ben pgap 9ine sBters gtr. 10-t8,
Qiabt,Strabe, $50 MbenoS. bireft non Oh
Boint Comfort, gIorfolf. Bnrisutuiitb uHb nlei
9unfteI bes Sfoets. .Berbtuonne tn Oh
9oint Comfort nit ~G. & D.sGifen6abn" nab
.SenbcarS gir Cine" toIibsn BUG BON Bo1ts'
mouth mad %sltIantd, Sn ytorfolf gerotnonne
init Der atlantic COAT Cine. g~lortoIf uub
fpeftltb ii1b Obj 8ominion afre" NOD Netp'
bern, BuI6ineton. N.'G.. unb St9mono. pa.
W1bIaetfen nnd eiropiilhem Blame. .2nrn'
rt1fe adiiiten5tmmer, eleftrifbe geieid1tiig,
SompfbeiSuna aoien fret. steferbirte ~stntiitsn'
3immler In ben pi1ets8nreauT Der ygan Zine;
Rr. 1921, @eftsgaItinores StrdBe, Nr. 900 uno
sos, QiebtsGfrabe, q. u. g. Office, gr. 2tb,
orb,GborIessStrab uno sIbaisbS, 9pdrIes'
nTtb lertngionsS trdke.
Spbn @. eberiupub, O. SrstuM,
gice,Rrdf. II. Sen. sWlnHdgtr. ge1.s Baf. SMgent
C8ea2-)
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9ambnrgsN
- Ram -
$IgmOHtb--GberbOa -~SamSars
9pppelI6ranben.
GrsreS. mnS 8aNaeier.0 ienIt.

= Aegen an Tpper Ehr 2onbpu NIB Ynrts ~.
Sambarg-G merifa'2iaie
81 8roaopap, Rep-Yorf.
Artbxr 8. &obIon,
II @eit-G entre.S trabe.
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Stnat Wnrhlnno,
Gerfiderunas. Z epnrtcncnt,
GDmmiidrS.Ylrea
Baltimore, ben 81. San. 1906.
Sd 6eifeinige biermit, oaB Norftebenbes cine
Der. staateu. 3ueiges Der Srnnffnrter Wari.
nesilntal' nno Spisgel1laS'g 2, eriidberungs.6um
pngnte uun 5rnnffurt, 9entidlanb," bis gum
81. Se8ember 1904, ipie CT In biefem Biireuu
eingereibt poroen, III.
Sranf Z. Duncan,
(s3,9OO 8erli6cruieSl@ ominiHdr.
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staat Mlarhlanb,
NeritdlermnaS, Gcpnrtement,
Gummtfdrs'Nircan.
aIttmore e. ben 4. Sebr. 1905.
Sd bei6eini9e biermit, onb 8orftebcubes cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ibfdrift oeS 9luspeifes Der
ngrcfcrrcnb Hcctbent : @erIidcrnngS . Gompag.
mic uun geiu-0urf" bis 8um 81. Se5ember
1904, iuie CT in oiefen Bitredlt eineerei6t
iuuroeti, 1T.
Srant Z. Duncan,
(S3,00,O Serii6erlilgss Commit dr.
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WsssIanS uns geHnisIsania.gatn.

Dfee berIaHen gortt'a benie. etation:
7.S0 Born. mad Bort, tdoItd, ausoenom.
men gonntdgs.
$50 Bcrni. mad GeIta. mar eonntaes.
ESQ mao 9eIair, tdgIi@, ansoenomnten
1856 gssm. na5 BORT, tasIia, massenoup
400 No1tn. mad SeIia. rar 9Gonntaas.
40 mad Delta, tdgIi9, ausaenomrien am
600 RasSra. mao geIalr, tasIiG. sussenons.
men gonriaes.
1000 ubenbs. rad 8e[nir, nur ecnntoes.
tt.l5 a6enbS, mao 9eIair. Wtttipo6 nrb
gaTel BiFsi
arr Seiie his aaslanS beiorst g.
&aise, 3r. Ali, ct. HaxI.s trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29

neutrality-suspicious.
Some SrienbIp Soeietp, 1925, Gin
ben . Ipenue.
%. &. SbadeIforb & Co., 2, Oft.
SorotogaitroBe.
$enrp 80. 8arfieI6 WopaD, 210,
observation-disclosures.
9irdbeab & Con, Gid, SIt.2ering.
ton Strobe.
SenneB & EopIor, 306, Sit-Sertng.
ton StraBe.
Giirner & SboMas, 2, STt.S Saratoga.
Strahe.
M. 8. Seloen, ii, SIt-gIeaiant.
StraBe.
8u1bdu6iun9.
MrS. so. Mortin, 715, 8eIt.2ering.
ton : StroBe.
Seiieriidere MobeI- 2aaeruno.
@rabam'S 8arebouie, Rarf ape1nle
uno 9olpbin.S trdBe.
@rinSeigentbuxts.R afIer.
Sterre s. 9ugan & 9epbep, 16,
2egtneton.S traBe.
8dder.H equiiiten.
- -.
Ebe Wpers & Sids Co., 104, Glib
&otparb-S traBe.
8auboIa,SanbIer.
Ebos. NattBetps &c Son, Canton.
abenite nno 4lbemorle-S traBe.
Geo. S. SIoan & Bro, Ala. Sight.
StraBe.
9Ieh. iino emaiairte StabIpaaren.
RationaI @naHteIing & stamping
Co., 100, Sanober-S trobe.
9ampfmaidinen aeiiel Ii. Bitrtpen.
8allace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombaro.S troBe.
2anbnirtidaftlide @er6tbe unb Sd.
mereten.
@riffitb & Eurner Co., 205, Rorb.
BacaitraBe.
SrnomentaIe 9rabt-Grbeiten.
9nfur & Co., 3tt, N.-Sotparb.S ctr.
Sdnitt. iino auratpaaren.
IrmIirong, Gator & Co.. t06-1S,
Sopfins'B lace.
S~regelas, Sertel & 60. 100, Sop.
fins-Place.
$biiren, Seniterrabsten II. @auIeaar.
5ranf .. Batfins & Co., Bratt. unb
Breiibent.S trabe,
Shnupftabnts : Sabrifanten.
n. Starr & Co., 436. Wor6.gaIbert
StrnBe.
3eitidriften Wasaain etc.
Baltimore Stems Co., 318, Beit.
@erman-S traBe.
Srtebbofe.
2ouoon garf Gereterp. Office 81,
Beft.S aratoga'S traBe.
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Sparbanfen.
Central Sabines 8nnt, Charles.
uno 2eytngton-S troBe.

@antiers un6 Mafler.
$nmbIeton & Co., IL, Sit.2egineton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
81. Oorbpit Miaiams,

gtr. 32J, yfor0sGb0rIeSsS trQBe.
Turdj has gcrfhjernn1S.S epartemeHt.
MusmeiS t6er ben etnno bes Der. eiaatens
I3iueiges Der ,6rnnffnrter Mnrtns.ttufan.
inb Observation-Disclosures : Gumpag.
ME" ppn 9ranffurt, 1%entihlanc, AM 81.
Se5ember 1904.
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9Hrdj has gsrE6ernnss. Department.

ansiueis iber ben etnnb Der rWpheter Eent.
iten geritdberuneS-@efsGfdaft BON Hbds.
fter, WsD., ant 81. December 1904.
@efnmmte Ginnnbmen ....... 81, 205, ZOE. A
@elailtinfe aisgnbet. .......... f,303,622.23
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etaat WarhfaHb,
gtridsranss.1 spartemsnt.
BnTtt NJ T E, ben 4. Eebrunr 1900.
Sd befhetniee hermit. bah Bortiebenoes elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mus5nq. aus benz 4lisfuete
ME" bon Hiodefter, 9..U., big 5um 81. De5enIs
Der 1904. tpie &c In bteIem Department tiHaes
Grant 3. Eunmn.
Berfi&eringssg omml &c.
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g%inbesabfteS 8rtnbs
fapit1l ......... 200, 90
iiondre -. sol ,5s2.7e
getrag Der am 3i.9es
5ember 1904 IN ben '-eF.
Ber. Gtaaten In 0rdft
befinoIi6en BoIts
cen . ...... 1904 boz ,232.UO
Betrna ber In Wldrn'
Lamb In 1904 aiisges
iieaten 9olieen. -. 1908, Assoc
auf ons Mlnrb Idftber
@efhdit In 1904 be- So
5ntIte 9rdmien -. 20,3f3.62
On WarbIanb In 1904 @8G
besabIte BerIufte =. 255, 065.67
On MarbTuno In 1904
erltttene 8erIuite >. 252, S2o.69
BerIiifte blrh ben
baltimore s......'". 247oeo.s7
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garry Rltmrfrlter,
StaatS- Ngent
Yagencincr &eriidcrrngS. Maflcr,
224 nnO 226 GunrtlanO,
itab Dem I. Dini i'm
Imcrieuns 8ebGnoc.
Gura Oas gerT@ernuss. 9e~partcmeut.

euts8rriiferunaS.6 pnpugule, BON Nelu.
9ort, R.'Y.," am 81. Sc5smber 1904.
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TtWfUptt,
Gefili6 BerI Gamoer BerI. W1t siopai
Gdblaipagacu ....TdeI, 3.b1 .. 3.b5 Q.
WdrIor & Gpeiie. .LdaL. 7.55B y. 1850 B.g
Blftet Fnrlor, aisg. g. $50 .. g,b4 2.
0arlor, Gpctte, nur 60. y.b2 . o.b7 Y.G
9nrIor. Gpeite, ausa. Q. ft.50 q. aft.54 S.g
3nrlor. Gpeife. .TdaI. 1,b5 g. 1853 ].
,3innal almiteb," nuSfnIiebIiher RlInnrans8ia.
gliiet's Gau6.. 9arior', Dblsrpations. ,nnb
Speiies0 daaors. 9daL. 3.4S y. 9.S2 q.
9nrlor, Speife.. i. .Thal. 500 v. sos To
Gouhes. Rhtla.. ans9 Q. 1855 u. 500 2. g
gonhes, BbiId. .Idgl. 900 u, e.05 IL
Shlnftpdagon. 9dgI. 1889 ~. f2.44 .g.
Der loiaIe SnIattpaagot mao Refuspcrf III in
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The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30

to disappointment. He came to see his
81 land now worth $50, he found a. good
road on two sides of his eighty, and like
many other man4residents kicked be-
cause his property was taxed. In our
youth we naill6ed cows and fed SWINE,
but never in mature years have we met
SO many genuine hogs as are some OF
the nonresident land owners near
Brentwood. When a bloated presump-
tious scuss with q few dollars left him
by his mother, earned over a seething
tub of suds, seeks to have this shop
loan him a last years tooth pick, or
ask us to toot his bazzoo without a
thank we arise to a point of order and
call for the previous question.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30
What Organizing Means.

The Chippewa Falls association of
business men seems to bear good
fruit. Recently a furniture factory
was secured through it efforts. Fiji
teen thousand dollars worth of stock
was taken by local parties. A brick
building 60x30O feet will be erected
Surely organization pays. -Medford
Star.
The above indicates the most recent
achievement of organized effort at
Chippewa Falls-an effort that has
converted declining city into a pro
gressive, growing one. This is what
is needed in Ladysmith- organized eff
fort. 1t and it alone can accomplish
what we want-new industries. Let's
get together and see what can be ac-
complished next year-but the time to
do it is now. A long winter is coming
in which the people will plan for the
coming year.
We are making good Roadway in
the development of the country, but
it is only the natural result, the pro-
gress which inherent conditions have
made the natural order of things. We
should see what continuous, per-
sistent, organized campaign can do.
And we should begin now.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30
Keeping up the Interest.

The indictment and conviction of GER
tain Chicago packers for conspirTng to
solicit rebates from the railroads re-
wives interest in the campaign for rate
regulation which the railroads fondly
believed were dying out.
They have so persistently told the
public that rebates were no longer
given, that the quietus to this practice
had been dealt by the Elkins law,
that the public had begun to believe
it. Unfortunately the Great Northern
Winnipeg rebate and the Chicago cases
came along just in time to topple a
nice little wall of confidence which was
being erected. The public now believes
that the railroads, like a good many
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30
Mr.. Hills Secret.

The first number Of the Northwest
ern Railway Record, published at Du-
luth. contains what is called "a Char
acter Sketch of James J. Hill. 1t
was written by w. A. McGonagle, vice
president of the Duluth, Missabe &
Northern railway.
In that sketch Mr.. McGonagle I'M
dertakes to account for Mr.. Hills rise
to the foremost place in the ranks of
successful railroad men and assigns the
following reasons:
a-Preparation.
b-Observation.
c-Execution.
Perhaps all three of them are neces-
sary to account for Mr.. Hill, but the
first one, preparation, will admit of
some emphasis. How much it figured in
the making of the great railroad builder
and manager is suggested by the state
ment that ''When Mr.. Hill began as
an employee, he prepared himself not
only for the work to which he was in
dividually assigned, but also for that
of his immediate superior, SO that when
ali opportunity for advancement came
it was apparent to his employers that
they need not look further for suit
able man to fill the place. - Mime
apolis Journal.
There is no doubt that the above
clearly depicts the secret of Hills
earlier career. But his later successes,
as stated in our editorial last week,
lie largely in his ability to deal with
the public and the state authorities
without the friction usually produced
by the arrogant conduct Of most rail-
way magnates. Eli is broad enough
to recognize the intelligence Of others
end liberal enough to recognize that
the state has governing power. He
tries to guide, as he is now attempt
ing to do with reference to national
supervision of rates, but he never
quarrels.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30
Calls Them Down.

The Brentwood Press calls down the
nonresident tax payer with the follow
ing:
A Mr.. Tyler and wife have been here
several days looking over this town
and an eighty acres of land he owns
adjoining the village. Several weeks
ago he sent us letter asking us to send
him sample copy of the Press, which
was sent him: Now we supposed that
he wanted to get in on the ground floor,
and that great big dollar would roll
toward this shop. But we weredoon1ed
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30

others, obey the law when they have
toobey it. This conviction carries with
it the idea that if the laws were a little
clearer they would be obeyed with less
hesitation. This naturally renews in
terest in the campaign for national
rate law 1t is unlucky for the rail-
roads but perhaps just as well for the
public that events are happening from
time to time which maintain the interest
in the general subject.
Go in for a creamery, cheese factory
anything for the upbuilding of the
county. Go in and win.