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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Surbincuoampfcr Gin Griule.

Nen 0orf 8. 9c5nbcr: r. Gic
%,Gormonio." Der groBte %ienlols a.
boutc acknowledgements, Wcldcr NIT
Surbinen ousacrilitct lit, uno Der
ncucite 3ulpohS Der oGlnorosSlnir"
muroe oi1rd) orobtloic Geographic III
ciller GntiernunG Q 9S WieiIcn iilcs
lid, bon Gapc Race, M, qemelOet.
Die Weloung fam BON 6opitGn Frit.
foro, Dem Tilbrer beS Sdlfles, 1tno
mar an 0cn General Wcrtrcter Der Si'
llie 8erllon 3. Nroipu Qtriftet. Cb.
aleid, Ole 3epeide nid,t anoiebt, mn
mclfe Belt Der 3anlpicr Cape Race
paiiirt bat, ifeirt ood bercitS eripie'
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= 1 '-'f N&Nl' f0'N''' '''I'''
&iooc McinbcrQ, %, rno NonS dds
IS; NppIifont Nlooc @cinberM 9tr.
10, Nor0 (utomitroBc.
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Sabre alter Shrcincr, lpcldcr ~
MonIburNauillc an scr Shell Hou0
nit lClnCr @ottin mo icincn orciGin
bern luobutC mo 5u Sporromp Foiut
orbcltCtc, luur0c NCltcrn %9tod)mitto1
pom Gctcttiu Gid nlli oic Nnihuloi
0llng hin pCrbottCt. IN SrC0Crid on
Ncblid inter NnripicQcllnN inlidcr
Ibntlad)cn Wcl0 CrlunNt 81 bobcul
tyr list icbt i'm nlittlcrcu Stations
holllc mo miro al ShCrlfiOturB puil
6rc0crid County ullagcliCicrt lucr
oClt, Iobol0 0iCiCr bicrbcr fomnlt.
Cline inQt, Is bnn0Ic iih nm &crfoul
bon Glgcntbum, nit 0cm Sale hubl
CT obcr nid)ta 81 tbun.
3mci McgClugCrCr liBcn IN
W~turtlll2bllr9 inter Der Nnihul0i.
gltng, hCu &ouimoun 2. +. Butts
bon Gbcrrp-9im IN Moibin0tuns
Gonn>tD, Mo, nnt GonnCrltoN Nbcn0
nit OorgCboltCncnl HcuoIucr AC,lpltr.
1clt SIT bobclL lcinc 9olrcnc llHr uno
cine Suntmc @cl0cS bcrolla5ll0cbcn.
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rp-9im bon cincnl Srod)tglgc OCr, y.
< 3. @obn" nb0ciprungcr, lt1o Gin
EnI'ort b0rtc. mic lie Ouriibcr iprus
d)clt, Dab lie ir9cnu Scnlonocu 6croll.
ben polltclt. Nolo O0r0.:; troicll
Die @on0itcn Nrn. Butts olti Der
Sun0itroBc III Der 9t0hc icinC@ "a
OCua. Ger cine Strold) biClt BUTTS
0a@ SdlicbCilCn inter sic Nnic, mo
Der mu0Crc r1lIlltc ihm gCnldhlid)
mo griin0lld) Die Suihcu ans. Gic
9i0llbcr lproug1n baum olli cincll
unrbciiohrCn0cn Grod)tjug. ST. .NltttS
tclcAruphirtc lofort 6ornlli nod Mar
tinSbltrg, no nlldJ 5lpci pcr00d)tigc
Etoini0ucn bonn 3llgc gcnommClt
mrr0Cn. SiCiClbCu lnCrnCn in Otar.
tin9bltrg speeds Iocniiii5irmN lett.
Gcbultcn.
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Tobr00i tic. - Gic Strobcnbobl.
Wrlcllidnlt miro in cen n0d,itcn Ia
gen bnnlit bcginlCL Worgcua mo
Nbcn0@, lpcnIt Der INSTRUMENTATION
am @robtcn it, Ole Eniiogicrc oltdD
bon scr CONGRATULATIONS obitciAcn
5l IniicIl, mas n.id)t ALIEN bcOcutcrlO
bCollCulcr icin miro iilr 0oa EltbIts
finn, lon0Crn 0ltd) Scr @ClCllld)0It
picl 3cit lporcn miro. sic ncllc Ne
tbobc miro crit olli Gin poor Einicn
INC mad, mn nod) ullf alien cingc.
iilbrt iucr0en.
3ur Nh inobmc pom sen
bcrcit t. - Ger llcltc NcuidIuppcn
Der Y&cltIidcn MorplonOcr '&nbn"
an Der Gdc BON Nront. mo Gcntrc.
itrobc, lucIfcr 30 WogQonIoOungcn
QcprcBtc 0cuboacn oliiucbntcn fam
lit pollcn6et.
ShuIc Ill Nor0 Nultis
more. - Die Ncboroc iiir oiicrtlis
DE Icrbciicrungcn bcgrtohtctc &c.
itcrn oie &crorOnunn 0cS Stoot.
rotGSmitQlicoca $50. g. @rolpn fir
Den Grfolti cincs Sdulpln6cS III
Dem BON Nortb.NOcruc inr Norocn
MoOiionitroBc i'm SilOcL @rccn.
mlonrt.Npc. I'M Often unb Cathedral
itrobc i'm Nciten begrcn5tcn Stoot
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%crmiidDtc tClrNrapbiidDc Srpcidcn.

>N'"'''"I'' ""'W'upu'IuVt ~lpl IulNH'
- NiC Nrifc oc@ Gorn1tp Sfcriii3
". y. &obnion mllr0c on Stronoc
bon ScrnonOinu, 6lo., inter llmitGn-
ocn olliAciunOcn, mcld)e uui cincn
Moro 'dlicbCn loiien. Sobnion mar
nit &crboitabcfcbIen 0cgen llcber.
trctcr Ger Giihcrcigclcbc nnd) Scr.
nultOtno Actomncu.
- 6rcocrid @nrri5 in GhicoQo lit
BON Der Autln9c. Ncnrp VI. NCid,
inn, mGbrcnO ser Strobcnbobuitrifc.
llnrubcn i'm CONNER crmorOct i'll
babcll, irciAe'prodlcn morocu.
&niolBc Gcringen9 DER Nrruna,
uorrihtltn9cn rn1ntc Gin elcftrild)cr
StraBcnbnbWma0Gon Scr @roOOod &
&omcitcoo. Chiffon Scr oEitt9burg
MoiImona So" iii Vitt5bnrQ, Bu.,
III cincn nuOcrcu 8oggon bincin, no.
bel iillli Eniiugicrc ld)linm mo ciIl
GutcuO mcitcrcr Icid)t ucrlcbt MIR
0cn.
- Ger 60 Sabre uItc Fnitor ser
GonarC9utiouoliitcus&ird) in Soutb.
burn. Goml., Tcp. 0upi0 Eicrcc, ser
Den ScrIlld gcr1od)t bate. leinc 6rult
ul0 (odltcr 81 cridIcBcL, mo 5llnI
6cllltcr bitullogc'dollcn bate, nnlbtc
lOc0cn mlucrlcbCn9 nllagcbrOd)el1cl,
,irriinrS it 0ua WiiO0Ictopn ,Srrcnr
bulla gebrodt mcrorn.
,Nu Der it Gcnpcr. Sol. ubAc-
boItcnen Snbrc9uCrionmlunG Der
.NntionnI 9lQioncc Of @iQ Eoitcr9 Of
Nnrrico" murocn %ioIgcnOc Ncnmtt
crUGblt: $. u. FcmmL 0enocr, Fr0-
iioclt; Sobn Supplc EblluocIpbin,
Erdlioent Millom 5. Wilrrdp,
NCm. Dorf, Scfrctdr; George ".
Sopcru, NittsburN S%hoBuciltcr; g..
NbrnnrS, Cincinnati, Sctrctdr ul0
Sd)aBnlcilter. Nl2 nddIti0brigcr
@cr'ommllrngsort murOc !icW BORT
III Allalidt gcnonmcu.
- Die ate 6rcgottc vliiplic," oo2
cirljlge omerifoniitc Shtli, mclfc0
in 1889 bcn SDpbon III Npin ilbcr
ItonO, lit i'm Eugct 5uuO ais Strui
Iingaidiif in Gieuit gcitcllt morocn.
Sn Nnnticofc, Ea., murocn
Innneboum'S Soocu. Goon9' 0cpor'
tcmcnt5Iooen. Sonca' Shnittmaarcn.
geld)1it mo S'Nrieu'2 Fuguadrcn'
loocn Ourh Sellcr }crllort. Ter oho.
Den miro ouf $4,000 gc'd0gt.
Sn Oiilpolrfcc lir0 Ole Nrbci
Ter Gbos. Sonbcu NM EOuja Cllen
uiltcr DER VcihuIoiNrula ucrboItct
morOcl, Dor iiini &odICn III Glcuc
lnnb $1,000 Wcrt6 5dnnldlodJcn &c
'toblcn 5u bobcn. Glc Ndlric Der
Sdmrldiodcn luur pou ocnN}duucrn
berclta Oerfoitit morOc1.
Ter 2eidrom Der III @iEoior
@t.-aebdn9ten 6rou NiarU NJ. No
GERS ipuroe geitern irilb & llbr orr
ocm 6ricoboic 81 @ooljd Salts beer
oigt.
Der Gommouoaut oc2 Marine
corps bat in icinem &abrc3bcridt ole
@%crmebrula ser Ciii3icrc Oca Corps
I'M 81 GapitGnc, 81 critic mo IL
5ueitc 2icuternnt9 cm%piobIen. 0e2-
aleifen ioncn Sic MiGruid)aitcH nm
1910 Mann ueruc6rt mcr0en.
Sn Scrdnton IA, mAroc Eut
rid Wono6an, ser Sddbncllter Der
Sofal Union Nr. 1860 ser ollnlteo
Wine @orfers." uutcr Der an'dlll'
oigiina perboitet $500 iultcrlhln'
gen 81 bobcn. Gr iuNt 0aB CT on%
M -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
@crbct Sansciacntbiimcr

IN bcrfnnftn.
Wooetre 8pcih0digc Sauicr nit feds BIN
rncrn an Der g~Seiifeite Der SrObesStrahc. 5lut'
then 5oirmountsgIoeutc mo GapcttesStrnbe.
eobeu rcmcntirte Seller. ccrreniirtcS 1rottoir.
uInii ecpftnitcrte Strnbe. 0efcn. SURFACES mo
Widrmurs1 reppen. RrciS S775. @runoSin8 $50
bro Sabr. nutcr Ieiftcn gcoingunaerr cer'
tauit. Wan nebuc bic 6nirmount' abelllie Cars.
@. Z. Gallagher, 8nuuntcrnebntcr
d2S-) gr. 2S0S. Sctrmpuntsglbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Rr. 1924, Cts@alhp,rres@tr - Stm'
mer III S,rreu Al u.cmisibeH. Gesufis
@etrdnic unb HGetne. ~8absGtetp' frnns'
rcts-Rier. PeriGmmIunasIoioI otS OF
Sombdthftr. Smmerir. PnIi' urS Ysi5'
YerctnS. Chef. 7eI.-ge6lfe 2552 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

errcthtcu ibren 3lu d
3 o Of. Iu2 }tto Der 60 n5iidie"
oes GuaeQa fur Gcr}te uno @unO1r5-
tc, iucld,ca ON Trcitag @tittog BON
acknowledgements geilommen ipllr'
DC uro rucltc> Die Sopbomorer ser.
t"rilnntcrt 5ll boGcl gloltbtcrL lit nidt
oucin oercttct ionocrn ioGor wo6I
oeIunocl1. Sin Hiijitcnt res Ebotp.
oropben nodtc i'd nit Der Elotte
aus nenr Stoubc cGe Dir Sopbonlo,
rem sic Moidiuc oes photographer
5ertriiu1mcrtCl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

surnrit Sds scr Com, mo Eorrett'Strute.
Sauptanartirr bee 6eimlaOeretns gWfelo'
BITE. Ssupitnuner teoen SorIeriine1 beSo.
gerTnnmIunaer ees neertfnrlur VEeeaer'
RsrttnS" is6eu q. uHe 4 Dienttu1 TN Osn'
nat deIcp6OR - VII. Sermon 2Bs8 X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
.. Getat's Saae,"

gt. 20 bis 1922, S0rtoro'nbtnie.
Sauptonartier beS .Tbdlia' Wannerbore-
Sale uno Sommerglrteu btalp 81 ber'
mie.ten. @iter FIae flt g~ufterHr1ten.
sfpiniis Get Niifr. 5reiSSo0l. Y. b w..
9eIsrbpu - Ud. RsrHpH 1880 D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Sn b%crfnnfcu.

&ir toufcu, ucrinuirn, bancu pocr lcibeu
@eGo uuf 0dticr. lSir buhen oic bciie1 Solule
itr irGelo Gin @eiddit pher Sunolrert. HFlr
iuuttel Shneu bel Dem Nuui ciucS SGlttc9 nocr
8efd1itc9 III ocn liberation lcbinaunQcli. Die
lie ocbolcn lulirocr, bebiiiilih fem. 9Sir iino
bic Mgentcu fir bic ,6ucrGrecu saiun Snu'
Gitn auc smburbou Rcultp Co., Nr. @05 mn
307, Galuert.G ebdnoc. t3li-tn.1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
G.ham Hnsp's Nthaareat,

gr. 1l04. gurosbeutrul.anenrh
De, -EnrbOit Smner,edbrefo' odnperttn
bon ~aiitmOlc" ~hsridntheIf H5 bter
ieoen Wlnntd:. - Bectqs srcbnl 4 s0nf
Bier nr1 Bart ma oeutiper art brett
BON anb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
3u pcrfnufcu

Senc ncucu muoerncu 5lueiitodigen 9dutcr
mountsslpcnue uno 5uncttcsS trnBc; cementiril
3eLer, 5rot.oirc uno 6oie; emaiIltrte gdhe'
nanuc mn diidenfgthGiiiic; Niarrnors 3reppeI,
GfrabeupflnIicr ans bcraIGiten Stenclltctnct
Wchinaln0cn. Rrcis $500. Srlino3ins $50 pro
Snbr, gtcbmt bic 5otrrnouni glocnlt @Sa9Golo,
gaaiter =. @citpbnl, az Srt ino Strle.
Roho7 tgGt ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

IN Nelp- 9ort bat Der Henn.
p~icrobeiibcr Eo@auole 6ringo ieiue
Grmi in cinHn @uuie i'm l~cuocrloin
Tiitrift cridoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
smmihtis ..Rlhenfrnni.SaGs,.

gde 9. urlo @ruaesS traBe. Snuptduartt.r
oes ,9abern Str. sllnt. sSi?reir3," psi6er'
frunSs9unenpercinS. nGantDT Smucriu.
Puis mn 9cib.&ereins," .9eutihe 8e'
miitbIlhieit," n0enellbmieoe unioE" nnb
,SeIpcrs@oRfIaDe 9tr. Ats, y. 8, 81 2rt'
fhes S!?r 6u teo"r Belt. 9elepbrr; e.
& Z, - BnIi 250g VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
6aatps StsEiasbtse 4.


SiiorcftsGde S. Cir. II. Sait gl0e., Soutor
3uupi unri.tr oes Canton 2teeerfraHt -
Sirefturne ieeeH 9olneritn9 Nbeuo. -
9umenl 8erein herfammeIt ft9 ieocr Gttn.
liaq Abenh. RdtionuIsBier um Supt.-
@betapeaic 9eIe96nu: sBcIie 145S 3.
(GprtI131O
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snhn arnnl,a .aadtr.otrstrat."

I suHH EtHH!S ytt1tlH -
J Rr. t3b, SGrriion'. nabe aeSlnIioii,2tr
! GEO. 1iitbet. IT.. Trdue@D's Eter. s8ar
j mer 2uri6 bun IL bis 1 ubr RadHtt'
tnos mnc hruttt,- ""~-- "-s ~ ~
, flbc ciurc!uocn g. q i. [cIcpbul -
} nj. &Cruuu COB II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Wurouh,ece Boneb. uuo earoliue'St-nb.,
SaIpiounrtier hes .@nperH'DtdnncrIors-
W.rS. 'e6e @ou0b' uuo g1rOlinettr. Ser
elrsntrinrmiuna ieotu Boiincritaa nbei,o
Stem, RItliteHer fptutonTen. Hor6Ia'
lineS Vier bel Acknowledgement i'm Snpi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
III. Gifcf's Gnic


Sir. a23 'GorS,Gbens, ede antbonbss tr.
Serfnum lun9sIofal oeS rslnionin : 99I'
cluecs Nr. 500. }. 90" Stenben'SL'
iiriits gr 100 -Gblncr.9tliriiie ~
8. IL. o. Saue an Serel"e 5l oern1le'
then. SeiuT.e Rietr sSeir mn 1noere
@ctrduIc. 9eIcpbou: G. & =. 8nlie 62o ~
(i22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

eenrn 6. sltinls stsanrnrt.

VT. 2i6 9Inb.. n1be SuiparosSilube
Yor3lolihe Netne, Gpiriiuulcn Ii. llnt1ns
Siaarrcn Seftcs Nter am 91pf. Gnnib
fNr @et6GfiSleute aon 1870 Sornt. bis
2 llbr Ranmittnpa. 3elCpbon g. 4 Y.
Uit. Bcrnpn 30O8-r. (Ildr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
StcHcocfnm

Sine ocuifuhc 6rnu iunt Stcuun0 sur ]tciri.
pIHN bon Offices uoCr ubulidler Nlrbclt. gtdh
5~uirnHcn in Ir. G04, SHo'Sittlc.F ncn. StrnNc.
CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
Hhrris .Thlisueth.Nnlt.

xde Colt iiuo ;SGiis1oeNus. enni7a.
WarOt0uos3eIfpb1n - q n.
Sa%uptaunriier hes 9efangoere. re -&oel.
ipeib,- Remembering oes eoslpe.S,-
.9dntuns@oHclopeS Ytr. 446, J. o. o.
,SrteuialsB iftrdis 9r. 1b8. b. u..S.- pnb
.1aHioH Spar' u. Beranlguuss'Ssrttns-
tScnt21. 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
ssss ". 8Itt,r's rGalnmsie. eaa.,

ar. 1922. 0n s&rattrgirabs.
ySeHensDnrHlitIStef Eereln- pertammelt
tih ttpen eriieu 9);rnltds TN Ronat tn
Der SaQe. 6als fDr Betsins L.ls Set
itdi'iten Az btrMietoeH.
(3anb .lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
anieuh ahmenatr's Gafe,

.3oiepb ehmenstr's Safe,
Pile Gaipertua .HpaS, name 5rebertd.Soe.
3ie 6citen g8eine I'M Y3.lieno. Wtaol,
aeiten an icner 9eit GP'hnitSlnrih cine
GpcSinlit1i. - Nuucn gu ocItA'clQHH
(Wpril2o,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Sin inuRcr hcutfhcr Niunt iItt @citnitt.
ouno irqcno lpclhcy Nri And}uirdpcn bel y.
Mac, Nr. 622, @nctHa Strabc. clio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
&crlanst i'm Nascmcincn.
VcrGnugt:
qrutihes Nrbeits. Nanwcifunas .ehrcau,
StcuengcInhc.


StcllCnCiudl:
Gin Nddcr, irrlnt cut erdIiid. itbt Stcl
hIua ais ilpciic uOCr nrittC SAM, Hadiliru
ucrI in Hr tOS, Sin Bethel Strafe. CAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10
8pGicn.
az. 3. Chapman,

Auhlc nno Gutc 5um yNrcnncu."
40 J,uibcI EuHucUsblGc. ..... S6.15.
% giufbI GuHutISuilc. ..... .S3.1J.
Shnrp. nro SUmbaro Strnhe
Vcloc GClcpboHc. (GuutgI0
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/, ehpsias.'s, as:i.
!, yir. TOT arb 707, 2oGbico.5Srdhe SlsR'
i inncicpu. 4etniie &eite nrh Stauore.
/ Der geIiiHotiie Ert uut Der gr6e. - Die
{ better $onI.Bdriors In S~iskIoabtcsn.
, $rompts GebteNngs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

sgir nrbru :. & q. @rcru Grabbing etumps.
$40 Gro1e. eleire Hahtulleu 40.
6ruloll6 geiCht nm met bon Sblcter.
500. ..........0 artc Nr. i..........,S 500
$50. eco. ouytc Ir. >. , uuO Tus 80. SIS
81 30. %. Suuburn Nj. ,. , unb yiuh .. s. 80
50. II 6uro aeiiateoG ihteHhNti, n~efpaiteu 81.
.1iOeittn 6ual n 1ron 6u."
ye;oC telephone. 522-I2i Iii pipuumeut Str.
Srnufiiu Str. nno -. & &sgabus Saupts
Nlircdu 4tr. ti2. atnrbe Norpuro'StroGe.
Sfieu ieoeu Samitug Abcao.
tCti20 S&S.1Sl
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8erIanst: Sranen nnb Maoden.

gerlnuat:
Gin 0eiduiGco Nuusmdbdcu; anicr Snhn.
ia dD8nfraQcl in Ir. 2Jt9, Horos6Bartc5sStr
t34l -5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

Vcrlnnnt:
Sine iItlihc 5ruu iiir Icidtc @nn9urbcit
9tnh3uiru0cu in 9ir. 1925, NorosRegriter Str
t3l3-ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-10

T9lBcnoc &cirnib$ . GicClicn mn
zen bonn Glcrt hc8 Comm on . Glcut
Wr,idt9 ouSncItclt:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25
STRANGE INCONSISTENCY

One of the curious things lately to
be observed in contemporary criti-
cism is that many of those Americans
who are most intense against Russian
autocracy for not establishing at once
representative institutions within the
domains of the czar are themselves
quite scornful of the ability of the
F'ilipinos to run a government of
their own, says the Springfield Re-
publican. The Filipinos, they say,
need generations of tutelage; but the
masses of the Russian peasants, they
think. are fit already for self-gov-
ernment. The truth is, that If many
of our imperialists should happen to
have the felicity thrust upon them of
governing a Russian province they
would begin Immediately to cite the
statistics of illiteracy to prove that
a benevolent despotism was the only
government the natives were fitted
for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25
NEW STATE PROGRAM.

Speaker Mills is II new influence
In state affairs. His resolution cut
ting off the Legislature by one week
means new program.
His election to the speakershtp was
a business proposition, as against the
old political methods of the past,
Uniting all the factions of Port
land. he stands essentially for the
younger generation of politicians and
for business"
II this program carries there will be
II new deal in state affairs. and 1t will
mean more "business" for the people
and less for the politicians,
Just what the new program will he
no one can tell, but 1t looks like re-
ducing the graft features to mini
mum.
II there is IA bigger graft than the
Legislature no one knows II. and he
proposes to cut off about one-siXth of
that.
The people will welcome new pro-
gram of any kind that promises to
reduce the graft in the shape of sala-
ries. per diem. mileage, passes.-Sa-
lem Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25
DEGENERATING.

one day in the cloak room of the
senate. apropos of discussion
whether. from an intellectual stand
point. statesmen of the present fall
below the standard set by those of the
past. one of the members told the
following story:
"There lived i'm Lee county Ky" a
local sage by the name of Jesse Cole.
Jesse entertained the notion that the
present-day type of lawyer was not
to he compared with the jurists of
the old days.
zone day as he was entering the
court house at Beattyville he noticed
a group of lawyers who We're discuss
ing the points of case that was to
come up that day. Cole, disguised
by their conversation, stepped up TO
them. and said:
Gentlemen. 80 or 40 years ago
the lawyers in this state We're men
great. big. immense men. wearing fur
hats as big as bushel baskets But
now. gentlemen. | honestly believe
that a fellow could. without the least
difficulty. draw n tomato can over the
head of any one of YOU" San
Francisco Star.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25
GUkIoaIAILHeED
\aSITfs<5s
ssssssss .

Q Get leave To work
. In this world-'tis the best you
. get at all;
. For God, in cursing. gives us
. better gifts
. Than men in benediction. God
. says. "Sweat
. For foreheads, men say
0 crowns" and so we
. are crowned.
. Ay. gashed by some torment
. ing circle of steel
o Which snaps with secret
. spring. Get work. get
. work,
. Be sure tits better than what Z
. you work to get.
. Mrs. Browning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25
IT Is OUR TURN TO SHINE.

Here is something for Umatilla
county to think about:
Portland expects the finest agricul-
tural exhibit to he seen at the Lewis
and Clark fair, to come from this
county. Why? Because we have
boasted so long of our immense wheat
crops, our wool clip. our fruit ship
ments, our alfalfa
II is reasonable for Portland TO eN-
pect this. Umatilla county would
feel slighted If Portland did not ex-
pect this. 1t now remains for uma-
tilla county to meet every eNpecta-
tion. Portland has told of the Won
ders of this county. She has taken
our word for 1t and has led her
friends In the Eas; to believe that all
past agricultural exhibits would he
overshadowed.
Will we live up to this expectation
Will Umatilla county eclipse the other
counties? VIII the banner wheat
county of the state be in the lead?
Will the Easterner go away from
the Umatilla county space in the ag-
ricultural palace, filled with wonder
or disgust? 1t is for Umatilla
county farmers, woolmen. fruit men.
to say. Now is the time to begin col
lecting an exhibit-uot after the fair
opens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25
VALE. EDITOR GEER.

Many persons We're surprised to
hear of the retirement OF Ex-Governor
Geer from the profession of editor
His work was bright i'm many ways.
II was tiuged with a personality that
made 1t interesting to the public.
But that quality was its greatest
defect. Readers could not refrain
from considering the element of per
SOnal bias.
The successful editor must eimin-
ate his personality and convictions SO
far as Ills own affairs and grievances
are concerned.
He should have convictions and
take positive positions on matters un-
less a good cause will he prejudiced
thereby.
There was hardly time for Editor
Geer to develop his abilities in full
during his short career-Salem Jour
nal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25

Oregon has contributed $4.250,0OO
to the reclamation fund, and as yet
is not absolutely certain of the return
of a cent of this magnificent contri-
button, in government irrigation
works. All that stands in the way, it
is said is the present irrigation law
of the state. Is 1t worth more to Or
egon to hold her present antiquated
code, and give a few large water
users almost unlimited privileges
than to extend her code to cover
present needs. and make her waters
the property of the people, to be used
on the widest possible expense of arid
country? This is the question nov
before the Legislature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-25

Oregon should be proud of her ag-
ricultural college. Every county in
the state is now represented in this
institution. with its 634 students. at
this time. The thirst for agricultural
and domestic training was never as
strong in the West as now. The
frontier day of slip-shod farming is
passing and the science of farming
and the science of living according to
the laws and intentions of nature are
coming into practice. Umatilla
county has exhibited her good sense
and interest in these worthy subjects
by sending Is students TO Corvallis
this year Next year should see 80
from this county i'm that school. The
literary and general training received
there is unexcelled, while the agri-
cultural and scientific training given
is OF the very highest order dispens-
ed at any like institution in the United
States owing TO the free tuition and
low cost Of living. there is no excuse
for a boy desiring an education to re
main away from this school.