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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

Mittippd) Worgcn. Nud) bon ser
,g8nlhoao" fam og9enommcn lper.
oerl, odB lie am Vtittlpod) lungefGbr
10 picl binter Ger oSonlburg" 5uriit
mar, mic ON Sienitog ga Ole lcda
Sodtelt oenielbcn altra cinbicltcll II.
ocnieIbcn @inb botten.
Cine bon benz Qcitern aus Dem
Wittclmcer bier cinQctroficncn Gll-
rurn Tnnpfcr aGorpothio" iiber-
brod]tc Nodritt @etrciis Der ,Sum-
GairG yGnOpmion"". lulo ,giliu"
bhnbelt BON Sen Eoiittontn oieier
&odlten am leBtcn Wonto0, olio 5mci
Gage Dor oHt lcbten 9tohrid)tell. Sic
Nad)rld)t lultr0c Scr ,Gurpothio" bon
DEM am uoriAcn Somitoq bon Hctp-
yort nod Nlpmouth ob9Cfobrcren
Compiler st. &olliS" DrubtloS ilbcr-
mittcIt. Ticier Nohriht 81 Solge
luurbcn bic ,Gnbp ] ion" mo Mild"
am Mtonton iriib bolb | llbr, @reen-
mid Belt, inter 80 @roo n Winlltcn
mcltlifcr gauge uno inter 80 8ru0
- Min. norolid,er 9reitc geiihtct,
uno ltm s llbr rib bic o&omburg"
um ctlpu orei @rnb lucitcr oitlid, mo
unQcfGbr nlf Ocmlclbcn @reitcnaro-
oc. Nh ocmielbcn Nbcnb, Wonto0,
lidtcte sic yGorpothio" inter % @r.
IS Wtin. mo 10 Scflmocn iucltlidcr
QGnoc cine oitlid) fobrcnoc Sod)t, 0ic
ems bon Den iiir hic Mcttiobrt Der
cinbartcn GoltonsS i9nolen nbbrnm.
tc, rotb.bloiL, gcfolOt BON cincm ro-
then Stcrr. inociicn crtl6rtc ser 60
pitdn, ooB Dos blouc Signal old) Elm
meiBeS 9clpcicn icin f6nnc. 2cbtcrca
Si0nol iii ooa Scr Gn0pnlion," ROTH
mciB oeiol9t ppn cinCm rpthCnS tcrn.
Ger on1egcbcncn @olition 81 6oIgc
fam ca pobI sic ,Gn0pmion" gene
len icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
SIC Grocnsncrnc uno Der Nltrunum

Bon heln fiir3Iid) oeritorbcncll be.
~rilbnltcn Iltronomen Strllue, Dem
iriiberen Tircftor Scr Sterrtnortt IN
YuIfomo, miro in Y~etcrsbllrg iol0ens
OcS biiblhe @eidiftfen er50blt:
Strupe bottc emit cine Ginlo6ung
SIT cinem groBen NbcnoicItc bei'n
@roBiiirlten Wid)oel, DEM iiilglten
8rlt0er IleronoerS ocS 3lpciten, err
boIter. Ser @elebrte licbtc 0icie toll
len 5clte ohnc Gnoe nld)t, aber er lab
feline WogIidfeit, o%us5lnucifen Cos
g%clnntmtc Offi5icrcorps Der FeterSz
burger @orbe mo Die bod)lten gSiir.
D%cntrdger morcl1 anlueleno, allc IN
GROCER @nlo init Sterlicn, Or0en II.
80noern i~iberi1et. Gem Altroltus
ltcn,> Der im cinfod)en SSrod eridie.
men lpor, mur0e eS inmitten ioldell
@lan5es lingemiitblidD, mo er 500
iih IN cine Seniterniihe 5itriid. glbcr
ols Der @roBfiirit ourh Die Heiben
ieiner @oitc lhrttt, iiel iein Niiae
ooh ori Den einiahen 8elebrten, IL.
er lieB i'm ST. fid) beronrufen. y9obl
merfeno, onB man Striipe iiber Die
9tiel a1inb, u~nterhielt er Iid) iebr
~licbenSipiir6ig nit ibm uno periprad)
ibrt, i'm in Tulfolpo 5i bciuder, no
or uuf leiner Warte Dem lieben @ott
Inn einigc aloiterboben ndber mare
ais onoere Sterblide. Striue, be.
Itiir5t uno perlegen, oriidte iih nod-
Der etlpas ungeihidt ourf Die itrob.
lenoe llmgebihg oes @roBfiiriten.
alsbolo ipiiroeer ein 8egenitauo oes
Spottes. Won lodrte iiber Den fillz
fiifen @e4ebrtett Der fiibrt Dem t4tie.
ben @ott in's &auomerf id)oiten tpoII,
tie nuo babel IN einem ~pornebfnen
areiie ,taseieti iei uie rim Gmqrnifs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

lid QarocellltS berort, Dab er lid SIT
elmer 0cleioiauta 0eS @criht9hofca
htnrcibcn licB, mos ben &crIuIt Icinea
9ebrItlblS an Der llntuer'ttot nod
iidl 800. Ger Siipfeliorn tEoIDpo.
oilult) iuor id)un @alcn ais Nr6ncl
befonnt utto mltrbc baun nod 10 pie
len Tobrbutoertcn blIrd) einenGltud.
iolber an Den Sof Sltomt9'@ oca
&ier5ebnten QCbradt. So1or am ole
Ghirurgic eritrcdt iid) Die SdlItlgtcit
picocrbdlfer Glttocdungen. Del 9lps
pofrate3 lit cine Grlpdbnlt19 oerGins
fiibrln0 zines 3fobr9 IN Die Suftr0brc
5ut'finbcn mo Goclilla Nllrcllolul@
gub @ciipiclc pon Der crfol0reld)cn
NllaiiibrunN bc1 Observation-Disclosures,
ErnraQorn@ lunQtc Iogor llntcrlclb0z
Spcrotipllcn mo NcrnGbntn9ct 0CH
earns. Spcrntioncn bon @uldlcl.
Den luur0cn id)ou $50 Sabre y, Gbr,
@ebrrt oll2gciiibrt. un0 Scropion
untcrnubm Is, crfrorlftc 9ftcrcn SIT
bcicitigcn. Gic bcutc 10 in Nuui-
idrmun9 Ncfonmcnc @cbonolrnN9.
lpciic oulrd, @oiicr. Srcilltft II. @pnls
noitit nor bel ocn @ricd1cn uno Ho.
mcru iiblid), mo Der Nnpnoti2mm2
iua ihon bon bcn NricitcrGr5tcn in
ben &iiatcntpcln oc@ ultcn GQpptclt
ST. NcilyucdCn bclIllBt luor0cn lcill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Cine ebrItne 4yrpbc.
&rItrrn WarnIano .Wnhn.


Stut am %. Sebruut iyU5 In aroft.
Bige o~erlafeu SilensStuitcn. tuie folet:
Inaildj.
100 Born. - Gbiieu3ig. Sdthtlthie, 6ngfrS'
'olul, &dSics boru. u. & ". Nnbn uno ben
Giioen, uno aliSgenortnlen GrttltnqS u. r.
gubn Soneod, 9banberSbur8, Wiurttrshurg
UNI Bindcfter.
ii.25 Gperos - Nffon. mud ltntcnss3ttoge.
Tdgiid,, suegenunmtu ecnntags.
Qinis 6itItd bon emory 'SrOoe. Carlisle unb
~. 4 s. Fabn.
s.1b gorm. - SnlptItnte, .pnaerStppn. Sareod.
Gtippt nshurp, fSrsoerid, Gmntiitsburg uno
". * u. Nubn bis 6litou.
10 t9 Norm. - Nffunl. nab uE,unsprtoge,
Oori mo @etiDsburg.
225 Tuhm. -- Nffpm. i16 @ntorss Yrobe.
1925 Tadni. 49, Wtfom. nab Smor9f Srooe, z.
& s.. 9iO., fuuie glurf.
4.ib gia6m - gffoin ltGb ilntonsprtbae.
*5.00 gd6m. 9rprcB nnh Reitminfter.
tuiuli. torJtt 6dncod, 5reoertd, gmmtIteDlirg
ulo Sbtppensburg.
*5.2J yiadhm. - GIprtb nadb guF, canooer
unb t8rttnsbnrg. (fartor.Nur.)
$40 Tadm. - Atom. nnb GmornsNrobe,
56.1b p.benhS - Mffem. ndb ilHlpnslIrioge.
800 95enos - Nffom. nah Gmorb Strobe.
gur Sountnss.
$50 Born, afom. nnh union.Brlbae un5
Sdnpper.
4 80 Endbm. 49, Wffont. mad @trurb,Yrope.
. { Alt ni6t an Der Fcnnf0Ipqnia aaue. sSinii0n
Rtuet' urb 8epdds G'iiteni. Nlbdigb'S, Cd
Charles iiuo 2erinetuusSirabe.
2iipe bnItcn IN untons, VPnnfhlbnutn She I.
Sliltpu' ulo g9aItrDof' tRurtbsaoeuue) citation
". q. 9rtspolo, y. z. 81.
". IN. Comet. GI. ~. VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Scr Grcislani miHeniduitlid)cr Gnt
ocfunacn.

Or. BON Sd)oor bot III eillcnl Nltts
iobc iibcr sic Glihuidellng Der Wtc'
oi,in cil1cn nmion0reid)cn 9emelez
titoff iiir Den o(tcu SoB y9tihts9tcncN
unter Der Sourc" beigebrddt II. Der
0leid)Slpciic bon cincn &reiSlollI mil
ieniduitlid)cr Glttbcdllngcn gelpros
den. SIS lit III Der Sbnt c%rituunIid),
in luie pielcn Iolen mihti9e GntOc-
dllll0en mieocrhoIt boben genlnd)t
lucrocn miiiien. Ser olte &ippotras
les fonltte bcrcitS bic 6lcdcn an Den
Ginoclueiocn ocS aberdeen, un0 ood)
idreibcn Die Scbrbiihcr tbre 6eltItcls
luna Dem Notlrioridcr Gepcr in
Sabre 1850 81. aoipnr Nlelt INN
onS ,Snhr 1900 miro iGlid)lid olSGnts
oCfcr Der Gbpllla- oocr Milfgci0Bc
Qeprielen, mdhreno Die olterthilmlis
d)cn Torider SerophDluS un0 Graft
~itrotus bereita nm 0aa Sobr $50 b.
Chr. ouf ibr Gorbonocniein oufmcrt-
lam gcmodt bobcn. 2ic mlhtlgc
NoiidipcideIoriilc uno ibraunal lclI
te bon Soifntomn mo @irlutg 1880
5uerit dlligciun0en norocn lcilt, uno
ood) miro tic bercit5 bon Glloenloa,
cincm 3citgcnoiien ocS often @oIcn,
erpGbnt. IlcocoL Der I'M 4. Sobrs
mtnocrt Dor u%nierer 3eitrchnuta
lcbte, lprad) bereitS bon Dem 4onol
5uildcn Sdllrno unb DIR, Der lpotcr
0Ct Hunlcn Der el,ltodild)cn H0hrc
crbaltcn bat. Nid)t unocrs it's olt'
Dem @cbicte Der eigentlidcn Scilflnls
&c. @icle %9lr5neicn, Die ihon I'M fer
ncn Nlterthltm nnqcluon0t ipuroen,
funten ipQtcr ultBer @ebroudL uno
mllBtcn 0arnt 1ell entoedt ltn6 lplcocr
in Die FroriS cin1cfilbrt meroet. 60
ullroe Mrieltif ais Observation-Disclosures
Wtittel id)on BON GentililS benllbt, II.
Sippofrates cntpfobl es gegenSrcbS'
iuudlerrt9en. Grit Die ollcrncilcltcr
llnterludrungcn hu6cn mlcoer surfer
~ipGbnllllo uon Irlcfllf sum gleld)en
3ped gefiibrt, o~ileroltgs IN Der be-
ionoercn 6orm orgoltiiher @erbin-
oungen lpic Scr %iogcnonttcn aofoops
late. Yptbaaoros fannie ben borfts
treiberlocn @ertb Der Wecrjmiebel,
ober ibr @ebroildj gina Iiir lm1ge 3eif
perloren. ,at Den oltcn Tfoblbollten
Der Sdnpeiser See'n, ioluie III Den pl'
teiten egpptiifen 8robert i'tOpIltn
olligefunoen morOerl, mo ood) lprroe
Der Nl1ben oieies WittelS iilr cine
gauge Heibe bon Sobrbluloertelt luie.
Der pergeiien. Sippofrotes berlibte
oos Opium iebr freigebig offs Scrllhl.
gungsmittel. SpGter I'M Wtittelolter
fam es ipieocr in Wooe.. Gin berilbm.
fer 6oa aus Der 8eid)idte lit Die aur
zines Serrn bon 0idtenfels ourf) ben
p%lelbernfeten Hdrncelius. Ser arails
fe butte fetue Seilung g~eflInoenb bis
Forocellns ibnl Opium peridrieb.
Sputer aber iueigerte lid Der unoonf.
bare 8afientj Dos Dor 9eginn oerVes
bnnolungs uereinbarte Sonoror sn
48oblcm Die Sddje fam Dor ben, 8e.
ridtsbnf I'M @niete Der oubiu entidieb,
Dab oas Souoror ouf einige @iloen
berab3niesrn iuare. Dariiber 1rgerte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Scr Strife in Gbicnou.

Gbico1o, ~. Wioi. 800 go
l~i5iitcn morclt I'M 0icnitc mo Der
Monpr pcrlicB oos Notbbulla nit Scr
@cmcrflmq, BOB onidcincnO Niles
rlrbig lei unb cr lid iclbit cincn Tag
ser GrGolltnq q01inen molle. DC
Stinnnrrq 5niid)cn Den 6llbrlcrtcn
luto sen @ollgcrucrfen lit megen Der
@ciocrilnq, cinen SpmpotbicsS trifc
III iniccnircn, lebr bitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Baltimore 9~nmpi.Edfct.Gu.
(MIte nnb hnrcridiiae @ai2inie.l

Die Ncr. &indicns gIuit bet0rbernb.
9nntpfer tnbren idgli6 5outtagS nlisaenom'
mcit. BON bef aVni Qtucs "TicrS, 9tr. 1913.
piabtsS trnbc. $40 Nbcnos, oirctt nub OLD
Rotrt Comfort. yloriolf Yurtsnloutb ino allen
l%ilnftcn hes Giiocils. Ncrbinolln in OLD
Qpiut Comfort init , e. & 8, 9tfcnhabH." gidd,
9ti6nlono, NerOinbuua IN Fortsmputb nit bcn
MOUTH nab gnIantn. IN 9%torfolf 9erbinoune
Carolina, " S,opfoH mo HG"'i iiSiib. NCtiOit ID
tpcftIi6 liro .Slo Somiutpt Cine" mad Ncius
bern, &dlbingion. nc, uib Ridnono, pa.
Win6I8ciien mad curopdtibcm Blanc. 9uru'
ri6fe aniiitelI5imucr. c~lcftrilhc Vcleuhtnne,
Snnpibei8una. aoien fret, Mcfcroirle 0nihtcn.
simmer IN oen Riuct Nitrennr Der pGaO Cine"
Gr. SET. g4eit NnltimorcsG trGbe, yr. COG urb
Baltimore uno GnGbertse trube, Continental
1ruft 9uileiup rn5 @lbau9b'S, GbnrleSs uno
HcrinQtotsSirnhc.
Sobu u. Sberu0uo, q. BROWN,
8tccs@Srdf. II. Sen. sOlnnagcr. Sen. 'Faii sslgcni.
(TC82-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Gbciapcnfc Snmpfcr.Gumpagnic.
... Icb.r.Y. Dial.

Sbciapcnfc EnnpfcrsSDmpagnic.
Gbcinpcate.2 iuie.
gleeante ToIinGier Sampler ~glhguItn" mo
.Wtlunta" rad
Glb 9oint Comfort umo Worfolf, "a.
Enmpfer ~oerl1iicu Baltimore tdgltd1 (niisJcs
toHlIien SonHtuNsl nm $50 Nbeiios uno fji1s
men In Oh Noint Comfort nm q llbr Wiorgen5
lino in gorfulf nm 7.t5 Wloraens OF. an
l6ltebcnb dl pie Gttenunbn3ipe nab nuen
Vllniten bc5 SiibenS mo Siihlueitcr5.
rt.Hiper.2
GIegdnte gallagher Sdrlpier ~Gburloits' rno
baltimore"
uadI meit.Fuint NIB Midlmpnb, IA.
3nmpfcr h~etldiien baltimore tdgIit tnt,Sat'
lloHlnlen Sonnlng5l um 3 ubr y(nhmlttnn5 mo
tortI1cn All gSeItsToiUt nm 7.30 Ulorgcn5 lno
III Midmono m 1926 DioreenS an.
Die ntt Ulont1Gen. U{titiuoden ruO 6tettdpeu
bon baltimore ubfnbreuhen 5nmpt.r. mo ole
bon gReiitPoini an Steiliin9cn, 3on1erltulen
lllo Sdnlii1gcn abtnbreu. lcpcr IN 8luuct'iers
Botit llo Mlmun0's an; lho Vie an 0teliita'
&C.,, Eon1eriiagtn llnh Sntnituaet BON lnlit'
more nno all Wlonl1aeH, Wlitlooher mo Srei'
leQeu In 0utfteiUE lno 9laDsYuii an tbet 0iiii'
tilem Aettcrl.
Iampfe= ~perin1ru Baltimore uum Bier Rr. IL
nnb 10, 4i1btt IA .lt'2Serfte
Burbs ptufie nab dlleH Vuriteri tonnen &C.
iihcrt tSepdd a ftQcQeben llllo Hdllte1j rliIicr
I'M Norais r%eierOtri luerotn ~ oeit lte'tqet
billet BiirelnT; gr. 3i7, Noro'0horisS.S tEaae,
". VI. 3iobipu, Goert. 8r. t27, Ch'Saltinture'
Strahr, pecr ben Snupi NllredHg: Rr. JjOy
eiabt. etrabc. Baltimore, Mo.
Sem' 'Sefd2it stibrer. Gen BrqGaier.a aeIu.
7. 8. @c1auutf. SiIiStScIL 'Baii 'gaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Warplano nno Yc~nnipluania gabm.

3fiae perIaTen Gortb'9r pcnnese tation;
7.30 Born. nab Oorf, tdelif. duSgetums
men Sonntdgs.
$50 Born. nad Seitn. nir SonitGgs.
$50 nab 9elair, tdeIi1. nnsgenoutmen
Sonutdgs.
1925 gadm. nab PORT, tdgIi6, aussenouts
men GonHtnas.
400 giadm. nab 3eItn. nut Sounfuas.
4.20 nab 3elid. tdglib, n~usgenomrten am
GonHtuq.Ht
600 Intm. nnt Rflnir, tdeIid. nusseroup
men Gpfntdgs
10 90 gbenSs nnd Neiair. MIR Genuidas.
fi.i5 NbenbS mad Yeiair Miftmoh nro Gdu'
fiaa p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
WcrdDnntS' e WincrS' Sranspor'
tntiun Company.
tUltUH tulh pUNl
Sampler Yinicu.
n,I , k-a, EH.p

ZGnipier Stntrn.
Ainb Yoltou uuo oCnt Often: lcocn Wlontn0.
@teniiug, Eonlcriia9 lilo GGTnituo,A Nbenos
o ltbr.
Nad PrrOIocnrc II. benz Often: icber COINS
iug. Mlittpu6 Hno SrciiGp. NbcroS q llbr.
Na6 gielppcrt g,clUS uHo giUrfotf: idglib
nm 6 llbr Nhciios.
5rucht miro tdolib biS r nor 9lbcnbs fir an
bcm Iagc dhfubrCnoc Snmptcr ungCtlumTcf.
Nad SabnunuD mo ocm Sitoel: ieocn Dtcrls
ting, Souneritug mo Snmitna. Nbeuos q ubr.
NoItoner uno FrUpiocuce Enmpicr fubrcu
hon Der gScrftc am SuBc ocS Song Sods db;
2unuiulabJ Snmpfct bon Der WerftC am 5nBe
Der NcIt Sails, gtOcnic.
Is. ~ @iniu9bam, Natni,
pnHp Sod.
~. Y. Turner, @..9 ..Nnent.
II. Z. Sicbbius, 8cu ..Oiau.
Snupibiircau Shbot, Ode 8crmau. uno
Ytabi.Strape. Ul3.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Worooenti1er 2lobb.
8tsclmaRise 9ampfidifffaBrt
5iutihen


Tt8clmGfige 9ampfidifffaBrt
5uiiten
baltimore nno Bremen
oltrd) Die nelten lno e~rprobten, nit
allen 9equemlidfeiten periebenen
Eoitoampfer eriter 8Ioiie:
"Hbcin," ~9ranoenbure,"
"ytedar," nGbemnis,"
,Rain," u9reslou."
Ole @ypeoitionstnse fms mie foIat:
- BON Baltimore: -
n9rcSlal," Wittpot, ocn 81. Wai
3 llbr NohmittuG3.
oGoIicl," Mithuo6, sen 81. Mai
2 llbr Notmitto9@.
n@ron0cnburh" Mlittiuod, bcn Z.
Slni 3 ltbr NohmlittogS.
.Woin," WittlpudL Den ii. SUM-.
9 llbr Nohnlittng$.
,G6cnuiB," MittpofL oen 81, Slni
y llbr Eudmittng3.
oSnnnoper, Wtittmodl, 0en rs. Stunt,
2llbr Nodmitto9S.
,9rcSloL" MittmodL ocl >. Sui,
2 ll1r HodmittogS.
3peite aaiiite-G aiiagesHreiS:
Bon $50 90 an.
3Wiidcnbeds .Baiiage.Breiie:
Bon Baltimore nndb Bremen. $50.
Bun 8rsmcu nadl baltimore $3.50.
Nuaoreiie.9ilete opu Baltimore Ha6 Hrtmeu
nHb Snrid S7t.50.
gReeen Srdht uuo guIinae tpenbe man f6
nI ote 8enernlaAa entet
u. Shnmadjer & &c.,
Scr. 7. Siih.8 ap-S trabe,
uorr
Gomarb Raine,
Cttt bts yDsntiheu Ssrre'sonDeuteH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

Ger @robfiirit, Der ooo b0rtc, mullotc
iid nm unO iugtc idhcluo: Sic mil
len NoGiibt nit i'm, bubclL ntcinc
Scrrcnl Der AroBc Nltronom lit 10
ocrbliifit gclpcjcn neil cr bier 10 picIc
Stcrne am ultrcd)tcn Ort icbcu nulB-
tc!" - Strupc mar icitocm bel Sole
nic nlcbr @c9cnitono oc0 Spottca.
0eutli d1. ~ @l6bGnblcr: Sic
miinid)cn?4 - A0fi1; o0cn2icbcS
bricfiteqer nlQd)tt aeNan an beiicrn
lmtoniheu; lido jpci Nrici bnb' /
1fci1n Sd)er1dl Ih'rolH q'idJrieb'n,
aba nic Tntuortr fright @ud).
b0nolcr ,sSn, cinen ocm oic gSiirit
Nlcif b%cilicaen, bob' ih lciocr niGt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

NWWUVpIIN, III. JIUUUI CTUIIUW, II.OW HTIU
- 10 Norm, 1900 uuo l5.55 9udnl. GGnoena
Station. 800 mo 900 Aorut. 1900 nit
gheHhS.
6reOerid, Mf. aiohals 5tniion. 2s45 unS lo.4s.
Nutnt 9alnoen StdttOu, 1885. 300. 291h ulh
1000 Sorni., i1.25, 1880 uno 1920 g}ddlnt.
Niudefter. Wt. RpOal Staiiom. no Sprui.
uio Pas yladm. Gnuoeu Stutiun. l7.20 8Drnt,
1900 mlo $3.50 yiabm.
0agcrstopn, MT. Aobal citation. ls.45 Bor,
$50 Vndnt. 6amoeusStn tturt. 1900 Soriit,
$40 nHo 400 Hdbm.
6nicptt.Gttb mo Jit. dirA, Gdmoer citation
1856 luh D.lh NUrm., !t25. 1850. 800
H0dnl., $50 urn Ft1.l5 stbeioS.
Curtis Sap, Gamoen Stntinr. 1928 Sorr1.
Snrun, mt. RobdI Station. +2.43 Nadnt-
Gntnoen' Stntion. 800 gldhn,
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-20
Political Potpourri.

This is the last straw. The grafters
have got in their work on the Public
Health and Marine Hospital service
and the one caught says che needed
the money" SO did the poor SICK
folk.
We would call President Roosevelts
attention to the fact that the Panama
Canal managers are quite actlVe III
digging into what remains of the ap-
rronriation in the treasury, but rather
lax about making the dirt by.
The Republican factions IN Deia-
ware are striving for harmony, put
tho question is not easy to settle, Tor
some one in this peace business mas "
be the lion and some one the lamo.
Addicks will be no tender chicken Tor
any of the lions to swallow.
Some of the Republican newspapers
are attacking Gov. La Toilette, chars-
inc him with making $4,000 as Zee
turer the past summer, which he hao
a perfect right to do. II he hao tahei,
q bie fee from the railroads msteau
of showing up their plunderlns, tnose
cornoration organs would be perfectly
satisfied.
our state Department protesting 10
Argentina that her tariff Is too hlgn
= rother impairment if it was not
lauchable. Here we have tariH thal
was enacted to shut out the prouuc's
90 Aroantina and no protest IS heaid
from that country. Her government
has sense enough to mind her own
l,,,s,noss But when she puts on a
q per cent duty on agricultural ma Ia
cl;nerv how the trust, that cnarses
orr farmers more than the Argentlna
farmers, does roar through olpioa's
channels.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-20
Tainted Money and Restitution.


IL the life insurance companies. the
trusts and protected monopolies had
not contributed their millions to the
Republican campaign funds Of 1896.
1900 and 1904, it is almost certain that
the result, at least in 1896, would have
been a Democratic victory and as
that would have changed the whole
tide of political affairs, it is unneces-
sary to surmise upon the effect of
those vast contributions in other
years.
Honest folks are often defrauded
and there is seldom restitution made
by the thief, but punishment usually
follows. But now we have proof of
corruption and that the Republican
party has been the receiver of money
stolen from widows and orphans there
Is no restitution, or any desire to
right the wrong. At least President
Roosevelt should insist, for the sake
Of his own fair fame, that the tainted
money from the life insurance COM
panies should be returned to it's right
full owners. The Democratic party
can afford to be defrauded. It was
defrauded in 1876, but retribution fol-
lowed for no restitution was made
and history will repeat itself.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-20
PkTIC e%:h
@PLITIclANS

Senator John w Daniel of Virginia is
editing the memoirs of Gen. Jubal A.
Early.
Kerr Hardy, the radical and eccentric
member of the British parliament, has
abandoned shoes for sandals.
Elk Secretary Of the Navy John D.
Long prefers to make a speech rather
than to listen to one. He declares that
both are bores.
John Grant Lawson, chairman of COM
mittees and deputy speaker of the house
of commons, on his mothers side is the
grandson of the original of one of Dick
ems "Cheeryble Brothers"
Joseph Chamberlain, the celebrated
Englishman, is not graduate of any
university nor large public school. He
was full fedged business man at the
age of 1G, and when SO his fortune had
assumed such proportions that he was
able to retire from commercial life and
devote himself to the study and practice
of politics.
Green McCurtain, Governor of the
Choctaw Nation, will take his place
among the millionaires ere long. He set
tied up the affairs Of the tribe recently,
involving the sale of coal lands worth
S4O.OOOOOO. OF this purchase price
Gov. McCurtain will receive 10 per cent
The Hon. J. w. Lowther, NJ. p, and
now speaker of the House of Parlia-
ment, has a peculiar mannerism. He
laws his eye glasses, which he only uses
for reading, on a little table at his right
hand side. Then he balances them on
their edge, only to lay them fiat on
their face and repeat the operation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-20
Trust Prosecutions.

The protests of the people that the
Department of Justice bestir itself in
prosecuting the beef trust has borne
a small amount of fruit One of the
firm of packers has been fined $685.
900 for conspiracy in accepting re-
bates from railroads. This is a step
in the right direction, but it does not
help decrease the high price of beef
to the consumers, in fact it may lead
to another advance, so that the Of
tenders can get their money back
This prosecution has nothing to do
with the case against the beef trust,
which is still dragging along.
But how about the railroad man
ayers who paid the rebates, are they
to go free? Their offense is more
heinous than that Of the firm Of beef
packers who have been fined, for
there is an express statute against re-
bates and there could have been no
conspiracy unless the railroad man.
ayers were a party to it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-20
HENRY IRVING is DEAD.
Foremost Actor of the Age Expires in
Harness in England.

Harness in England.
All England is plunged in grief be-
cause of the sudden death of Sir Henry
Irving, greatest actor of the age, who
expired Friday night before medical aid
could reach him after a powerful pre-
sentaton of Lord Tennyson's "Becket"
in the playhouse at Bradford. The APP
plause of the audience scarcely had died
away when the famous tragedian breath
ed hsl asst.
Sir Henry died literally in harness.
He was giving series of farewell per-
formances in the English provinces and
was playing an engagement at Brad
ford, appearing in several favorite roles.
Thursday he presented liking Rene's
Daughter" and "The Bells and seemed
to be in excellent health, taking the
exhausting part of Matthias in the latter
play with all the vigor of youth. Fri
day night before an enthusiastic audi
ence he portrayed one of his most char
acteristically intellectual parts, The title
role in his own stage adaptation of Lord
Tennyson's Beckett" with marked sue
cess.
After the performance Sir Henry re-
turned to his hotel, reaching his rooms
at lI:0O o CLOCK, when IL WAS oDSeINeu
that he was in great pain. Physicians
were Immediately summoned, but before
they could arrive Sir Henry was seized
with an attack of syncope and expired
within a few minutes, without having
uttered a word.
To the last moment of his life Sir
Henry Irving's heart was in the work
to which he had devoted his career
the raising of the standard of his art.
On Wednesday he was entertained at
luncheon in the Bradford town hail. at
which the Mayor presented him an add
dress from his admirers.
In replying to the address Sir Henry
spoke of himself as one the sands of
whose life were fast running out, but
no one then present had the slightest
idea that the end would come so soon.
He proceeded in his reply to eloquently
advocate the establishment of theaters by
municipalities, because" he said, 81
believe that by this means the standard
of the true drama, as distinguished from
miscellaneous entertainments, would be
successfully upheld"