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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
MARI SckT-

es farb ain /. aGai 1905. II lt6r 81 Min.
friib, Marh Setter. aefiebte Satin bon gSrl.
Seller. i'm gIter bon SIS Sabrer & Wsonaten ilno
f6 1agen. Sic GecroiGuna it1oet 0tittpodl,
. llbr Nafmittags. bon ibrer Ictten 8obnurg,
gtr. 627. gorosG aftGesStrnBe. aus itati. Ser
ipaubte unb 5rcunoe itrh aftlIlgsoou eiHees
laoen.
Sas 9benbgIDdIein fItn9t I'M 3bnl;
Sort oben %fbimmern SterHe.
Sect gebt binauf sum Silnnelsfaal;
Sic 6eiirat6 ninft bon 6crte.
Sbr Qiebcn Ellie quite 9tadt,
Meine FtIgerlduibabn 1T polIbrdbf.
u22-3 Tic traueruocu StHter6fiebeuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Die hcmtioc @abl.

Slc 0eltItge SSQDl III Ute lUllpll9llt,
sic l~tnicrcn 9iirgcrn ieit piclcn Sab
rem sur Gntlhelollng Oorgelcat NOR
hen lit. 8eraoc bieicr @id]tigfcit
ipeaei, iolltc fcin 9iirgcr Ieine Yflift
p%erioln1cn uno ieiner llcbcr5cugung
al Der @o1lurnc Iusorud geben.
Monder mag oenfcn: Gle gnleibeH
Hinb ia auf obne mid geIidert. Mo-
5l brollde id) mit5ltItimmen. Go$
lit iolih. Gic 8cgner Der slnleiben
iperben ooQ5Gblig in Den sStimnl-
lofolen erideinen uno lie fonntcn
our6 Die Sntcreiieloiigfeit Scr
Stimmgeber ben Sieg bopontragen.
gic ober olid boS @ablreiultot aus
fallen moge, es lit wiinidensiperth
baB bel bicier iiir bic 3%ufunft Der
Stoot 10 beoeutiln9Spoaen Wobl Die
NnIidt aller 9ilrger 5um IilSoritd
tommt, nro nidt Bios Die zines gro.
5entlateS Der giirger. GS lit Gin fri.
tiId)er Roment in Ser 0eihibte I'M
ierer Stobt, ser bellte entidieoen
pcroen loa. SoQen mir fortldrei'
ten, mie es Die onbercn @roBitGbte
idlon lonelt getGon baben, ooer ioaen
mir meiter nit Dem bon llrp1tcrn
ilcberfommcncn 5uirieben lein?
Stiaitono lit Niidgong; in u%niercr
3eit mebr 10, olS ie 3lpor. Go6
irniere Stoot Die gcplonten Gcrbelic'
rungen bringenb beborf, miro 9tie.
mono in 9(brebe lte1en. Gic Ont.
i%d)eibung, OF mir bci'm Ilt6erqcs
brad)ten meiter ltcDen bleiben, oocr
oh mir NeneS uno 9clIcrcS an leiitc
Steuc leben iupllell, bohen Die
giirscr beute ub5uocbcn. Sit Der
pielaeriibmtc omerifaniide @eilt bes
Jorti6rittes IN Der Webrbeit. Damn
iperoen mir Die geplontcn ourd)grei-
fenoen ionit1rcn 8erbcllerinaelt
boben. @ot Die Hiiditonoigfcit bic
Woiorit1t inter Den moblbcred)tigten
Viirgern - ma, Damn ridt. MbCr
alld) Damn miro eS mir cincn slllf,
idub geben. Gonoliiirt mlB bod
meroen, urtb morum iolen Die lett
Sebenbeu nid)t oltd) hic Iortbcilc
nno S%cgnungen elmer aonnlilotion
mitaenicBen2
Tie Nnleibc fir Die S%trobenpila.
Itcriing I'M Anncr cnlpiiebIt lid) id)on
oaonrd, bob olird) before Strobeu
Die 0outbatigfeit einen ltorfcn Gut
pulls erb1lt unb oos Gigentbunl llll-
ter Ole pollc Stcucrratc bringt, no
eurd) Die 3inlcn mo Der Sil9nngs.
5onos mebr nls geoedt miro. g(rd)
Ole Torf- Hnleihe miro porouSiid)tlid)
feline Steuererbobung im 8eiolge
baber, % Die Soften iiir oieIe In.
Icibe bon Den Strobcnbobn gbeoben
bcitritten ipcrben ioaen. @er e3
aber nod reiflider lleberlegulla nid,t
berantiuorten III fornlcn oloiibt, fir
Die Earf-Nnleibe 5u Itinmcn, Der
itimlme lpenigitctts fir Ole aonaIi.
iotionssInleibe
Sir iniere itdbtiid)c Gcrpnltune
iinb beute bier Mitglicoer fir oen
5lpeiten Gotbs5uei9 oii bier Sabre
ino aIle Mitglieoer (24) fir oen
eriten M~otbsSncia ollf 5tpci Sabre SIT
pdblen. Sn elmer 3eit, III Der Die
Staot porausiiftlit eroBe, luid,tiee
uno foitipielige 8crbeI'erungen Dor.
nebincn mill. lit es boppelt midtig,
oaB ole Miitglieber oes Stobtrotbs
lit @irflid)feit tiid)tige S%taotpGter
iinb. 2eutc NIT flarert 9lif unh
itrengitem Hehtlihfeits. mo Eilidt.
gefiibI.
Hatriotismus uiio SntereIie am
Wobl unb 8eoeiben Der Stabi ioaten
beute jeoen Burger peronloiien, al
Der @abInrne fir Die AnIeiben. mie
fir tiidtige Staotratbe 5i ltimmclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

ollho .ee 'erlten 9roBeren 8ipsituoie
geoleben uno mabrcnog Die Woglid).
felt bon a~enberungen in Gin5clnbei.
ten nid)t aassei6loiien iein mag,
fam oof faum boron ge3peiielt
meroen, Dob Die Sfi55e, 10 lpie lie ge-
9eniportig ooitebt, sur a~uSfiibrune
gclongen miro.
STE groBte oeutid,e o.
5loloemofrotiide @elperfidoits.Sr
a%orilotion lit oie Ser M'etaQorbeiter.
9Sod) oen tiir5Iid peroffentlidten ito
ti'tl'd1en shtfitetluneen 6etrGgt ole
3abl Der Mitglieoer out SdluIie oes
Sobres 1904 insgeiommt 9s.964. -
sir Strifes muroen inn letten Sabre
1,229,o37 Worf ausgeaeben, fir ggi-
tatlon 93,297 Mort. Gas 8erbonoss
&erntogen lit bon 9t1 ,635 Morf orf
1,5l3,353 Morf eeitiegcn.
Sheffers nGffeborb,"
ipobl elmer Der better Hontone Der
@eltllterotlr, feiert in bieien1 Mouot
'cin golhenes Sllbil1unn, Ger Ho.
man, Der 6uerit bel Mcioinaer IN
6rdnffurt a. 90. eridien mo 1870 in
Ocn VeIib oeS 9ong'iden &erlog$ lit
Stuttgart iiberoing, lit bis belttc in
~Ilebencrlet Iuflaqcn cridiencrL
Frod)t- nnb 8olfsollSqoben. Gr lit
idon pa Mfol nell oufgclegt nor.
Den ltn0 in ncit iiber 100000 Grenl=
plarcn pcrbreitet, Die omerlfanild)en
Nadorllde nld)t eingerednet. Sdef.
tel ltcB Den Homan erid)einen, nls er
80 Sabre alt mor, nad)oem or 5luci
Sabre porber nit ieincm .Srompeter
BON S%otfingen" Dor Die Scfiertlid)-
tett gctreten iuor uno bon Dem grci=
len l(blano Die anerfemnutg ais
Gittcr g%eflnben bate.
Gin Vt d. ter in @rdnb u Il
pioS, Mid, bat Elm Otitglico oeS 9it-
reauS fir oifentlid)c Arbeiten mo
bier StaotrGtbe, oie ole @eltehunQS-
gel0er ange1ommlen battcn uno i6r
Gergeben eingeIton6en, ST. 8eloitro=
fen bon 100 bis 400 9ouurS perllr-
tbeilt. Die 9eitedungsgeIoer be5if=
fcrtcn lid ins0eiammt olli 1900 Dol.
lars, Ole auferlegtcn Strafen ouf
1000 Collars, 10 Dab fir Die 9uoler
nod Elm Netto-Hrofit bon 800 Col
lars pcrblieb, fir ben Gin5elnen 100
bis 300 Collars. Cine iallbere ,TSll=
Iti5, Die Den i%ogelnnnten n@rofterS"
ibre Strofen NIT ben geitedun9sgels
bern 5ablen laBt, 10 DAB nod ctpoS
onpon in Der Soid)e bleibt. Sn'S
3udtbous lit feincr getommci, mo
oabIn gcbortcn bod, alc filllf.
il Der Sruge, Oh IL Nus
ltellng III st. 2ouis fir oie oeut.
fd)en MISREPRESENTATION 9etrdgell boz
ben lid nerlhiebene belltid)e Sall-
oclsfomtncr befaBt. ,Sm @an5en fann
oornod) an0enonnmen neroen, ooB Ole
Iusitealr1g fir oeu oelltid)en Grpor=
tellr nid)t iriid)tlos gemelen lit. Gie
Sonoelsfommer nj Sranffurt a. DC.
foBt ibr llrtheil oo6in 5uiontmen:
Gercin5elt bnbell lid, idon Die gllten
6rildte Der 9eididung ge5eigt, in
Dem lid Elm erbobtcS Slltercile bon
s(bnebmern fir sic ousgeltellten Oe-
%gcnlt0noe llto Die IusIteQer bemerf.
bar genlndt bat IS miro o~lleroingS
beflo9t, bob bic bobcn 3oli0bc Der
Gercinigten Stonten oieGinillbr bon
Sabrifoten nabe5u polIt1noig Der
billbcrt. @enn olld) bos profiiid)c
Hcliiltot fir ocn omcrifoniid)en
Worft cin nid)t 81, eroBcs lit, 10 bot
bod Ser Griolg, ben Die oertifc SSSn.
bnitrie in St2oliis errillgen bat, oo.
5t acoicltt, Den ilbrioen S1noern oeS
@eltmorftes bic bobe 2eiltlutasiGbia-
felt 9elitlhlono'S flor Dor Mitgcn al
tiihrett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Mubert Geslcr.

Gs fiorb In pr. 1898, siiosGbarlees sirnfe,
Mubert 0cRier. iingfter Sobu bon Eautence
uno bet oeritorbenen glgneS aeBlet, i'm Ilter
bon 81 Sabreu, 3 Monnten uto % 5aeeit. Sic
9eeroigune finoet Miitluodl, ben 3. WInt, Wlors
geuS 0 llbr, bonn Iralerb1tfe aus ltnh Der
Sol. Streli3sRtrhes Iito Damn aut Der oNolllIte
ltrnr NPtlntfrh" itntt- Io1-R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Inhn 4. Nrnn.

&c ftarb an 30. gpriI 1905 Sobn 4. 9ron
INT 9llter bon 80 3ubrert, 10 W'oHaten li1o .
Qaaen, a~cIiebter @nitc bon S1lrn u. Grou. Ger
ipaiote unb Srenube Der SamiIie itfh uftungss
roaft etngelaoen, Der @eeroisulg bei5llpobnen,
fpeIdc 9ienitag. Dinrgens nm s ubr, bon fetner
letter. g8obnuna. Mr. 1907, Sftsstrington, str,
aus mad Der St. Wihnelssairdhe ftattfinoet. no
cine Jieouienls4iefie fir feline Seelenrlbe 9cbals
ten mirh. l2O-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Sphu 2immerer.

Is itarb am 80. stpriI 1905 mad Iqnqcrer
arnnfbeii Subu 3immerer IN ietnem 40. Gehenss
iabrc. Die Aeerotguna. tinoet Miittipedl, DIOR
g%snS M s l9T poH le!I,sr ,eet sms SS Sob nsr
ct. Safobusa 8irhe fat. mo cine 9tealiems WFele
fir feine SeeIerruhe AebaIten lpiro. l2l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

Sic c III / c Il, :
Sd)cnflnlg GornW9ic's crgibt, il,
Iilnipro5entigen Bombs ollgcle9t,
iobrlid) cine bolbc Million Collars
filr Snuolibeil- mo Nlterspcriorgltn9
bon llniperiit1ts. uno Gollege,Eroiei.
loren. % in Den Tereinigten Stooten
4lO boberc 9ilolngsonitolten nit eli
ilem Scbritobe bon etipo $4,000 Scr,
lonen iino, 10 rcitt bos Ginfommell
Der Shelfnng Gorneqie'S fir ctipo
5lpci Yro5ent Der Y%roieiioren. Nu,
lit imnlcrbin 1T getrod)t SIT Sieben,
bob piele llniperiitdts sEroieliorcr,
u1lo 2ebrcr oil b0bercn Sd)lllen eir
9uteS Iusfomnlen boben rnb aud
nod ctuos fir Oos Sitter Siriidleaer
fon1len, m%enngleid i'm 2ebramte in
gnlerifn ielten elmer reid miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
8efanntmadnngen.
Gontrufeurs.I epdttemrHt
L-AL-.2

@aIttmore, Mtb.. ben 90. S(priG 1906.
Rndridt miro hermit ertbeilt, nab ollie
Warftsgieen8en tatt5tfIiebIi6 folder fir grn'
tresMlarft, In 5olae oGs 6euersl, fnipie 51u.
firers9icen5en am 1. GAGE oes lRai 1905 3abI.
bar finb. ltno b~ieieIben 5ipifheH Dem 1. uno 20.
Mai in oiefem GiireuI geI6it iperoen nliiiiett.
@cu. d. Seffner, Gontroleur.
CgpriI2S ;Qfatt 49, &, l0,i2.f5.17,f0
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2uubpn Hnrf.

Der banptid fltdlite Srtebbui In Baltimore.
gu ieoer 3eit errei6bar. Siinf GcutS Snbrs
eeI6 bon allen Stdott1etIen. Strnbenbabn.
@aeeons paftiren ben Saupteiugare. aae brei
Die ben SrieoDof bel raubem @etier %belndbcn.
8eerd6nibpldte Al fcbr mibiaen Rreifen.
fdnmtIit inter fortpdbretoer 9fIeae.
Siircau: Nr. 81, @eit's aratoga'strahe.
Can6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
fir 1fieutlife Saiteu.
Sub.T epartemeu oes StaotrJ taenteurS,

"a 1t o c, helt 10. Ipril 1905.
8erficaelte observation-disclosures Die an ben
,Voaro OF g(paroS," All Sdnocr bc3 SiaotsJiea
giitrators ~aoreiiirt iein miiien, iuerber bis
MittpodI, ben 8. Wlat 1905. 8orIntttags If
1lbr, bonn StaotsJlcgiitrator in oeiien Hitrean
i'm Rat6bauie enteegen eeucunlelI, fir bic gts
beQiruna, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nno Btlatte'
iterula nit helgifdcn BIoden Der St9b'StrdBe,
bon Der Siioieite oer RalttnloresStraB bis 6ut
9~sorbfeite Der GraitsStraBe.
SpeSififntioten rno @Igebots : Sorntilare
tperben nut 8erIan9erl bon bteient Nltreali .ges
~lieiert. Ser aNuarb Of gnparo3" bebdlt tth oas
Yfedt Dor, irgeno iueIte nno ole ai1gebote 6u
oeriperten.
Sin beaIaubi9ier Gbed in Der Sbbe oes IN
ben GpeSififntiplreu unGeeebeneli gettaaS, 6abl'
bar ali ben MlaDor mo Stabttatb BON 9alits
more, riuB ieoem 6orberutgs : Angebot beige
figt fein.
q. 7. Scnban,
Stdbtz Suaenieltr.
@eitdtiet.
e. Glan 5imnuns,
Erdliocit Der gorirdftsgeb0roe,
(glpriI21 %. "a ,25.26,27 IS, 20 ;Diai1,2)s
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Scportcmcnt fir ufientiifle gauten.
Suboepartenten ocs Stabts,S ngenteure.

IFVWTtCWVW MT UTTVHITEIVt <fHHF0W'
Suboepartement ocs Stabt' Sngenteurs.
Baltimore, bell 10. gtpril 1905.
lin @inreituna oeriteaelter 6oroeruHgssIts
eebote. nit Der gnlfibrift gBropoinIs for Sbeet
&spbaIt 5iepuirs," fir Die Gar5e Sfaet. I'M
Sabres 1906, piro ~bierburd erfidt, i1o tper:
ben o~iefeIben inter Der goreiie oe6 o0oarp Of
glpnros. care OF Surrp 3. Sooper, 9te9titer,
8ormittaes ii li6r c~utaeeeu
Gin begIaubigier 9bed III Sbbe oes in ben
Gpc8ififationeH dnecgebenen @etrages, an Sr'
Der oe5 Wiahor5 mo StuotrathS bon baltimore
ge5ogen, mub ieoein ~gtrgebot beieefiigt ieiii.
Spesififationeu uno g~luaebct5 9 Sorinulare
fbnren nuf Grfn6en in oiefem 9ilreau ent9eger
eefoTlrteIt toeroen.
q. :. Seuoal,
StabtSngerieir.
@eitdtigt:
6. Sian lintauns,
grdTiocHt Der Suniraitsleboroe.
(stpriI2t, %, "a, %. 26,27,2S 20; Wioit % 3
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Sobn @. 3enfel,
gr. GOA, ehs.etarS. straAe,
III Der Qeidlenheitatter.

teI9er aGe stgitraee fiets sir 8ufriebenbeit
cuSfiibri. Sic bon Tim be5nno,it aeideu
ftnnen Boden long Iieeen. ob,e bic eerinaften
erdouirte gtn5aIfomirert;t. urb III lie 4,e5anb.
Iiule bon SrauenIet8en bereu SDcaiaIita,
CSau10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
@ermiid)te Ynseigcn.
Scirnthsacindl

Gin Seutihs g(merituner. Better elmer auten
GuitmiribfhuIt iI6t ole Refdnutidait etner gu
ten uniebnlitet Game. Die oeutfd uher ffnnoiz
fdbifb ipriCht. 6u MAIDEN. 3um 3ipede ipdtcrer
&erbeiratbuna. Grnit 9~cntetnte Sffertcn lpers
ben unter Ghiffre ,,Scirntb a" al bct ,Eeut.
ihmicaeuDeit 6ugeiihert. C22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02
Baltimore Ecutctcrn.

ghrran: 0r. 344, Rpro.Gh arles. strabe.
8eer6biibpIdbe auul 8erfalf - bon S25 an,
nit Marmorpfoften a6ge8reH5t, $35 Nlae
fir bier 9r1ber. (San1S.1O
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G~eriammlnngs Mnseigcn.
Wuro'8aA. strafe Smmerwdb renoer Sanoer

Nuro.8an.e trafe 3mmertpdb renoer Sanuerein
Wr. 1.
Hr. S3i. Huros Subs Strube.
Die inbrIthe 8erfanimlufla iitb @eamtetlpnbI
tiuoei am Tienitag, ben 2. Wsai, Iebnos s llbr,
fiatt. vile Wlttalicoer FIND erfidt, Si eridDeinen.
(t2f-2) e. Gugcie, Sefretdr.
r@pnab' strahe Seth. nnb spar.@eretn."
Die idhrltde Nnbl BON 6lpolf Sirefturen ftr
oaS %Inlfetoe 2abr fineet ant Mittipod,. ben
3. Dlut. 8iui1beu 7 uro 0 ilibr Ibenb8. in oer
Meretnss9fdilnIihIeiter Tr. 1920, @ougbsStr,
fiat.
Witglicocr itno eriuht. n~lipeieno III fein.
022) George yeimtadI, Sefrctdr.
Iftiondre . V~eriammlnng
Der
Gunioiteateb @ae, electric 2i9ht 4 Yoiper Gu.
nltimore, beIt .. Wtui 1905.
IS ipirh hermit befafnt aertud,t. on eiuc
Notwithstanding Der stftiondre Der ,Gnniur
lioateo Gas, electric Sigtt 4 Vuluer Co." nnt
Wottu9, Den Is. Dtdi 1905, Aadmitiaes IA
ltbr. I'M Siirenl Der eonipaanic int rGontinelts
tai @niloina." Baltimore. WiarbIanb. ~abaehola
ten miro, nm Die bprgefdin getiet announcements
Der Sbliautonen Der 9oiHpaarie iilo bic biefels
ben fther iieIeroe Sppotbef in Setrndt 6l Sies
ben. sfaa
u. etnart epminstpn.
G22,35l Sefretdr.
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2orruine

Malerifd, - Earrnrtia Srieolidb.
gSeftIib bon Walbrpof elm lilo cine babe
MeiGe. 8eniet Die nit 8ppbottan be3eibnete
yioribsalbeumesGar. Sreie auti6en Nadmitiaes
am terminus. Vretfe bon 8eardbntbpldsea iebt
{Gsaton 22s, 8iireoa: Sraatiin. NIB t@sinsfor.
9ipaos. gerlangt Yroidire. (Wlai4. 1S.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

GoS W oiliiftert me6tc
geitern, a6er cs fam aus Der lllrred).
ten Gdc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-02

Ger Grcibuno, ocn Gin
Sbeil Scr EreIic if)on felt ciniqcl
Sobrcn Observation-Disclosures iieht, itebr
felt uno uneridiittcrlid. go conito,
tirt Die oHorboeutifc gQgem. 3tg,"
ltno Die mub eS miilell.
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fIuIlull|l p1i SpHith4t NHRNoN
(gtpriI2t, %, "a 9 .26,27, 1882 0;Moit,2) 3
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-02-02

4 Christopher of Kansas was pros
pcctinp here last week
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-02-02

Sv"'"1Su ukNs
tried to render an honest decision.
and il is no little satisfaction to dis
cover that even the most vicious in
criticism have not assailcd the hon
csty i'll purpose to arrive at right con
illusions
81 recognize the fact that many OF
the corporations organized to deal in
Indian lands and leases have become
very hostile because Of my decisions
in regard to the validity Of many Of
these leases. Leases were in many in
stances taken for 90 years from the
Indian when the law provided the
lease should not be taken for longer
period than five years.
MANY grazing leases were taken
from the Indian citizen for : years
when the limit fixed by the act Of
Congress was but one year.
''In many instances lands were pur-
chased and deeds taken from the In
dian icl his allotment while the stat
ute Of the United States providing
that no Indian should have the right
t. sell his land was still in force.
parents Of Indian children made
long time leases To these corporations
for the farm land. Of their manor chill
drcn AT from 10 cents To- IS cents
per acre wthou, the direction of the
court. and without having been sp-
pointed guardian by the court. as the
law required In many instances the
proceeds ui these rich lands were
Sunandcrcd and the minor child left
without The means to acquire an edit
cation to fit him for the responsible
duties ui American citizenship
Some Of these corporations were
holding from 100000 t. 100000 acres
ui these rich lands in these various
ways, for a grossly inadequate CON
sidcratiuA
Il was compelled under the law
and my oath to declare these CON
tracts To- be void
The United States Court of Ap-
pcals has affirmed those decisions
The persons hodiug shares III
tlcsc corporations have no one to
Lame for their reckless contracts
lhan themselves. yet II is but human
raturc to abuse the Judge whose de
cision. even ii the law. defeated their
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-02-02

From my good and wise friend,
Professor Kelly Miller of Howard
University. | received in this morn
ine's mail the EDITORIAL. Education and
CrHuc. clipped from the Post of jan
vary "; and with this clipping came
the pithy message. II commScrate
with you." Your editorial comments
upon two articles Of mine which have
recently appeared in the Southern
Workman. Some Effects OF the Ne
gro'S Poverty" in the November is
sue. and IA Plea for Negro Trade
Schools in Cities" in the December
j,su"
For my enquiry | selected two cit
ios each oi which ..,. may be
considered socially northern; in each
oi which data have been collected
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-02-02

| dclphia and st. Louis. In 1906, un-
der the auspices Of Pennsylvania Pro-
fessor ". f.. b. Dubois began his
studies OF the Philadelphia negro and
III 1900 published his book. In 1903
Miss Lillian Brandt published in the
Association less detailed study,
The Negroes of St Louis The
disntcrestcdness OF scientific investi-
CATION characterizes both these stud
les The statistics displaying the
poverty, the criminality, and the NOR
tality OF the Negro popu ations of
these cities. drew directly from these
authoritative sources; and i'll many
cases ! accepted the investigators
almost verbatim.
by means OF these statistics | at
tempted to demonstrate that the "pov-
crty of the Negro is the fundamental
cause Of his excessive crminality and
of his alarming death rate" Lack
OF industrial training and lack OF in
dus,rial opportunity" | continued,
seem incontcstably the peculiar and
fundamental causes to account ia
the Negroes excess of poverty" And
So | went ON to make plea for the
trade schools ir cities containing
large Negro populations i'll poverty.
schools like the Baron dc HrSch
Trade School in New York City--to
supplement- the good work of the pub
lie schools by providing training di
rcctly for economic independence.
Beyond the shadow of doubt, the
public schools have tended to lower
the death rates and to arrest the Grim
inality of thc Negro populations OF
Philadelphia and St Louis; the
schools have spread hygienic know
ledge. wholesome habits, and mcen-
tivcs to moral conduct The cauSal
relation between the teaching OF the
schools and the restraint oi criminal
ity is illustrated by the fact (cited i'll
my first articlc) that the illitcrate
fifth uf the Negro population prob
ably furnished ouc-third OF Philadel-
phiaS worst criminals" But. that
mere intellectual ignorance does not
satisfactorily explain the phenomenon
ni crime j. pretty evident Thus. since
the year ending April IL, 1880, the
foreign born (white) population OF
st. .ous has committed increasingly
fewer crimes. in proportion 10 its
numbers than the native born whites
oi native parents though the proper
ton ui ilitorates among the foreign
born j. more than nine times greater
than among the native born whites.
.. o. In short, intelligence (at
least such as statistics can mcasure)
tends to lessen criminally but the ten
dcncy may be couutcracted by other
powerful iorceS.'
There is not one word in either
Oi MY articles that can reasonably be
construed into an adverse criticism
upon the public schools. Moreover,
| have not discovered III the stats
tics any reason whatever to assume
that the public schools dol not exert
the precise kind and degree at tcnden-
cy upon the black population as upon
,Lo u,l,;,, IL my auuuiry has htpn
conducted, as the Post graciously in
Inmates. in the spirit Of "the student
looking for truths whcreon to found
a plan-not of the doctrinairc looking
Evening journal., 1905-12-12
The Pictures

The wall in the average American
home is too bare.
Pictures aIe delightful gifts-if
they're GOOD pictures.
Come into the enchanting world
OF picturedom. The glitter of gold
and the dead black Of the "Art Nou-
veau," the polished or dead-fnished
grains of fine wood, all form appro-
pirate borders for the respective pic
lures they edge-and, from repro
ductions Of the worlds art masters
to the dainty tinted effects the mod
ern camera wizards give us, each pic
ture we show is charming.
Little to pay, too!
Evening journal., 1905-12-12
Linens
A Suggestion for
Those Who Make
UTILITY a Feature
Of Gift-giving.

Where is the good housewife who does
not beam with pleasure when Christmas
morning brings new treasures of snowy
fax for the Linen Closet.
We have the fabrics-the best linens
in the land-and it's a hint that many
husbands-Sons-Bro may properly
make note Of
The average man doesn't know too
much about quality in linens, but if any
man looking for good linens for Christ
mas gifts, will accept our recommends-
tion we will guarantee not only perfect
linens, but exceptional values.
Note particularly these linens for gift
giving.
Table Cloths with napkins to match.
Center pieces and doylies to match.
Embroidered Linen pieces and sets.
Fine Damask Towels-Linen pieces Of
all kinds.
Evening journal., 1905-12-12
New Gloves

A box-long, thin, sharp-cor-
nercd-giyes a fascinating bulge to
a Christmas stocking.
When the box is opened-then is
revealed one of the incest gifts that
one receives-a pair Of modish
gloves.
We only hope that you will be
given several pairs that are as alto
gether satisfactory as those we've
gathered here for you to give to
other people.
As when choosing from several
other departments, Christmas gloves
should be decided upon early--so
that you'll surely find the exact hue
or tint that you wish to give.
Evening journal., 1905-12-12
JeWeITY

BY far the best time in which to
select gifts of jewelry is at once
for there's much of choice-advantage
accruing to those people who are al
ways careful to be "a little bit
ahead" of the greater volume of
buyers.
There are bits Of real Art-in-
Precious Metals here-not so costly
as one would think, when examining
them-for we sell jewelry as we do
coarser wares-with every excessive
profit corner clipped off.
Evening journal., 1905-12-12
Fancy Articles

Beyond the pale of classification
too many to tell Of, almost.
The most novel achievements of
metal workers, of wood carvers, of
leather and wood burners, and of the
experts who twist and cut and press
and carve odd substances for your
pleasure, have been gathered for
your convenience in choosing.
Pretty boxes and cases for almost
every purpose under the sun.
Frames for favorite photos-tiny
easels, pin trays and the hundred
and one trifes that cost little and
please much are waiting for you.