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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
%crmildtc telegrapbiidc Icucid,cn.

2eon Nllen, Stoijon4uoritcbcr
Der 9oirouoof 3mcj1bobn ser Gel.
II. s.. 9obn in Sings StotioL lit
ocn 6olgcn elmer Sdubmmoc erie.
ocn, lucldc CT lid Oo0urM iulGo0cn
bate, oob Scr Grildcr lcjur2 Wcucb
res lid III cinem Stohc,Orobt 3olul
ucriut0cn bate ltnO Die GutluOung
Oc3 @uucbrc3 peronIoGtc.
- Ncp. Soiepb Gc Miontt 9lcGtor
Der fotholiiten Stride III Cunnory,
Go., lit in cincm &rjC' NIT ocnrEoit
Stcmpcl 9rootlpn m@rlciorOcrt nor.
oclL 5000 berelt jll hoItcM ioll2 Ct
nid,t nit DER oSdlpor}cn NouO" ~.
tomtihoit mad)en Mil. &rD. &C
Wiontc bat ocn &uc Der Yolijri
iibCrNcbcn.
- Nod) gclollcr St0Gml bat Oo3
TCuCr, lUClhc4 anI SouutuN NbCno
in Butte, Wtnrt., 0u2brOd, Cincu
Sho0cn non $6OOOUO unQCrihtCt,
mcldcnl cine %criidcnuu pom 500,
600 gc0cnijbcr itcbt Gen ihurritcn,
obCr pollitdnbig pcrldcrtcu Sd)oocl
I'M @ctrogc pom $4,000 bat Die Su.
mons GrngopoS Sc. crljttcn.
Sic Mtoult NalmQham Mctbp
0iit Gpi@fopol STRIDE IN GbcIlco,
Mioii, melhc an @ltmoh ibr 80,
iGhriQc9 &lrbil6um bcQchcu ioltc, il,
%ab0cbrount. 9ei Dem G%luinr5 Oc5
Ibuumc2 oc3 brcnnrnocu @cbdltoc3
muroc Der GbCi NlQcnicur NorOcu
u. Spencer mo Der NcIrCrlucbrnloun
><obn Grodcr ldDucr pcrIcbt, luGbrcno
cine IniohG SeuCrluchrlCutc nit lcid)
icrcn &crlCtungcn OupoutunI.
- Ginbrcdcr bobcl im YoitomtC
1T &cr6onfiom Hitter Goltntp, u.
D., @riciulorfcn inn Mcrtbc pon$7WI
mo mcbrcrc &ln0crt Collars Nuor.
0CI6 crbClltct.
Del Dem 9rnnoc oc9 uicrit0di
Qcu @cbGlroc3 Der 2rudcriirmu MoI
lc It.. So. in Mem Grlcun@, ga. ,lplr
ocn 80 BORT bcl6dlti9tc Nt0ohcn mi,
NPnollcr Notb pom lo0 III Ocn Slam
nlcl1 bCuubrt. Ser Sdoocn bctrGg'
$4,000, sic &erlid)Crun0 $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

Rntbr1f eds Der Ron. mo SorrcitsStrnte.
S%ouptnunrticr oes G~eianaoereins gWatlo'
oie". Sinaiiunoer icbcn DonterltueN bcNo.
EtriammIuuq,n nes ~9cnigrrlci Wesgsr'
Rertlns" iPhen 2. uni I. HtenttnG I'm W,c'
nat. 1elepboR 80 Dii. bernon 28o6 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
5iuf'S Sstei,

ar. 1924, Cn'acitmOr, 'Giross. - GIN.
mer IN Serren 3u permtetter. - Se.rite
e5etrini- unb RsiEt. a@un sBicsp'~ruur.
rsi."Pier. YcrfGmmIurasIurcI bes OF.
Sou,bur0iir. Srtmct,r. Vail uEs Qeib'
Rc,cius. Gbef. eI.-gSoiie 25b2 s8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

Er. tI04, Rurbrg sntral'Hbrni,
Ger -y1urboft Smn0rnsbreno- SouofretH
bon baltimore" ttrinmu,eif N1 bier
ieb.n UlpliiGa. 49, Hcrtge rrebrr 4 Goiis
giet am BIpL nl6 bsutfrer art bIrtfi
bonn sSGb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

Pr. 923, 'Gcrbs@oens, ede Nttbcnb ctr.
&crinmm!llnpSIoial ocS .Nntouiu . Cons
clnbc3 yir. 800. ,. 06y" gStcnbcn'1t'
itriitS Gr. tO8." .Gbincr'S tftriits ytr.
1903, 8. II. g. ur5 pDiitrifts Nr. $50,
.. Il. r." Suur an 8erci-e Al bernie
then. Scini.c Nicte. @eira lIto 1noere
@etrdnfe. Q22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Hrponftcn Mnrft.

llntcrItc'2noc Erciic bcjicbcn lit
uli ocn Gnaro@ Suutcl; iiir bcn
a~lcinbonocl mlIb cin cntiprchenDcr
Nuiitlog Gcnlodlt lrcrocn.
Gicr. pro Gubcu0 Doc. bis PIC.
lluttrr nrn lki,ttN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Gnltimurcr MarftbcridDtC.

@ultimOrc, 26. Scptcnlbcr 1903,
Mcbl. - 3uitbrcn 1862 sal
icr, cinidIicGIid 1919 Golltr III go
Cllt @'oint mo $3.50 6ollcr }l Gun
tnn, &iiitcnpcrion0t - Ndlirr. CtC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
; ----~~
9astsu psb bteAIaustsS =.

Grimes Gentpu interchangeable.
Sifbnet-61c 3. Cir. II. 2Tnit Ioe.. Canton
Suipi lnnrt,er ocs Canton 9eseriran3 -
Giralinnne ieecT 3oune,itns sIbeuo. -
9amersGcrcin pcrfamTrelt I'D ieoen Gtsn'
ftaa abeno. RniiOuuls9iet ON SupI.-
gbeIapcufe 2cIepbou; 2SrIfe 1453 8.
tNpriIt3t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

Gin ctIchrencr Mrh iubt Stcnuua in ctncn
SutCl. Ncltuurniinr nbCr VriOut ,%Snnllic. ma
~ Sabre IN letter Stclc. Nan a%nrcllirc: rs
~" Nprreippnocui Z fiicic. t26S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

gorb,h. Gdr Boreb, uuo gnroIine,yt,ohe.
ea~uptnuurticr hes -Tnpcrn' WihnnerGrt&'
RS. sGte 8cnab' mo gGrnltnsftr. Bet
cinanertnmmInna iehcn DoIInerttua Nherlo'
y,eu, MttaIicbcr lriqtpurrren. Sotdhq'
lihes Bier ocr Acknowledgement TIM Sdpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
ehmists ,Gimen,roni.Saa

STE 8 iiiIo @p,iesl 5trnfe. Suuptnunrtler
hes ,Banern ar. lint sg5crciHs," rSitcu,
ral3sGanIerpcreins,' Canton Smmerip.
gious mo Geibs Gereins,] ~9entfhe 0e'
miitbIihicii," ra~sleIi6mieoe Union" nnb
.ScfpcrsGonfldbe gir. AIS, SD. 81 5rt'
foes 9icr Al teoer 3eit. xelepbrn: Is.
& II. - Bolf 2509 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Spicpb sdweuaer'S Cafe,

2I15 Gatorrton Sono, nnQe Srsbtri6.Nce.
Sic helten yScine int lSeItcuo. Wtnbb
8ciien 5u icoer Belt. Selbdtislnrih etne
SpP8inlitdt. - Sduptnuariier 0eB Ear
rolttnnsg q rbeiiersU innnerGcrs".
(2lpril20. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
0crinngt
%crlanst im T%agcmcincn.
reu,,ncs Nrpci,s MamuciinnqS @ireon,

Or. 30, Eiio. Sburp Strnbc, inter ocr 9lnffidt
Der rNcuiihcn @cicuithOit", n SicicnipelI. hle
hcutihc Nnnolpcrfcr, glrbcitcr utto SiCnitboicu
AT beibditiQen l%pitnlchcu, moncn ith pcri6nlih
oocr IN iruntirtCu &riciCu an ocIl IQCuiCn oCr
@eicuidult, Subnuu 7. Micncr. Gr. 2i9, Glib
sharp. StraGc, iucHbct. mcl6er litclligcltlib
g~tuefunlt ertbcilen miro. Sprchituuncu bon !
bis 3 llbr. CSun2s10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
gNcroct MnMsCiacnthiincr.


Wlrberre Slueiit6diqc Ndricr nit ieh5 Stint
merit an Der 8eitIeite Oct Gro0e4 Gt'ubc. 5pt-
fhcH 5uirmpunt Socruc mo 5uncttt 5trube
Suhen rcmeutirie Seller. ccmcutirie6 GrpttOir.
qIaft aepiIuiterie Gtrubc. Ccicu. SItruucc5 unn
miurmrrt Ireppcn. @ret5 $I15. @rIuo5tl6 $50
bro Snbr. Inter Ieidtct NcoinNlingci Der
fault. WInu nebme bic 6uirmpunt slnerue. GGt5.
@. Z. Gallagher, guuuitcrnebmer
G29-) Er. 2sOs, Scirmourt slee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

Or. I 20 bis ii22, 9nrtoro'N p.nus.
Sdutt1iiariicr hes -1bnIia'1 tHrrer6ors".
Soue uno SonHtcrqnritn bi1i1 ~ oer'
ntitibcu. @utcr Ylne ttt HuIierrr6fsn.
tfeiuiie 6etrdnfe. StctsSool. Y. 4 ~
Selerbon 49, Wt. Vernon 1852 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

oItc Milbncr l3c.; iltnac Nilbncr re.
bis i3c. GntCu tie. bis 12c.
8 ii d. tc un0 @cm c.
aortoifcIlL pro SAB 500 bis
$3.50; pro Nuihcl SOC. bis SOC !;
3ldcrriibct, pro Niin0cl ic.; @cib'
lobL pro 5nrmc $500 bis %llO0;
3luicbclM pro @uidlel 60c, bis Coo;
9lcplcI, pro 6ob Soc. bis $500;
0rilnc @obucL pro Nuld)cI 50c.; 80,
motoC2. pro &nrb Soc. bis Zoe. &;
Nnonoa, pro Grutc $40 bis $3,25;
Eiiriihc, pro &orb 1Oc. bis SOC. ;
Yirncn, pro 9orb Toe. bis lOc. Nums
ions, pro 20 Yi0. aorb Toe. bis Coo.
TiloumcuL pro TO EfO. &orb l2l2c.
bis 2Oc.; GurottclI. pro Niln0cl lc.
bis Tee; H%Imubohnclt, pro bnlbc
aiitc G5c, bis Toe; Wtnl3, pro Qt0,
&c. bis 1lc.; SroubclL pro } EI0.
&orb &c. bis llc.; Guincc@, pro &I1tc
Zoe. bis SOC.
Groceries uno EroOtiic.
SoI5ilCiiH, pro Eiuno: fIcinc Sur
0or- GllrC0 Sdintcn t3c,; GroBC
Sdinfcn he; G~aIiiornicr Shin.
fen SIC; Slngor Gurcb SduItcrll
sac; trodcn Qciol5cnc S%citcnrlppcr
912c.; SpcdicltCn 1Oc. trodcn geluI.
5cnc Sdultcrn Sc; rcinc9 SdnloI'
III Iicrcc3 SMc.; SpcdidutItcrn &c.
Mcb ShuciuciIciif $3.50 pro 6oB.
Nniiiuirtcr 3lldcr: GGpilr'c!t
800; pulpcrilirt 5.30c.; StonOurl
gromlIirt 300; lcin gronllIlrl
5.2Oc.; GrDitul VI 300; Columbia
" l.S5c.; Nclbcr Lose. bis 5.03c.
@croitctcr 0oiicc: Z. &. e. 10C
BIO. Niitch 131ac.; e. =. G. GO FIo
&iitcn 1880; 4. z. Is. So FIlnG
&iitcn t3.70c.; rcincr SABA pc. bis
291ac.; gutter SABA &c. bis 21l@c.
rcircr Worro pc. bis 27l4c.; Snoo
mo Moffo gcnliidt, DC. bis 2612c.
SABA, Qcnliiht, Dc. bis 25l2c.; ret
ncr Miorocoibo pc. bis 22l2c.; rcincr
ga @uouro pic. bis 22I2c.; rcinct
Sonto5 2llac. bis 22hc.; SuntoS.
0cmildt, 2O34c. bis Die; bio, &c
miidt, 19I2c. bis Doc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
senrp Is. airtn's geRauront,

gr. 2t8. CLUB, rube 9undro.Shobe.
RorsiioIicbe gSeiuc, Gpiritlpfen u. uiiOiv
Giaarrcn. 9eiics Pier am Sapi. Gunlh
fir 3ef1dfisIemtc bon 1870 Yorni. biz
2 ubr Gadnlittnns. IeIepbon Is. 4 y.
IPi, RcruoJ 9O0S-F. (Wilr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Mcntinr SdlLMErntc

@cytaufc uui Scr hiciiUcu giieften'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Uclb nnSjulcibcn.
MarDlano Gbnttcl gpan N6ociotipu

SO bic $500 Wcrocu p~crlichen auf Winbtlu,
gianoe etc, cbuc Gnticrnuna o%crielben.
POM /. Sauuur 1908 an bCIinoeu lb lticrc
Nitreuur lpicoer III urlcrcnt ulten Notdle.
Galpert. Vuiloing, ocrt Setibtegebdnoc gcgcli
iihCr.
3intmer Mr. 229, 81. 233 Glucitcr SIM,
Stbot ode 2aNcttcs rno ct Yanis2trnRc.
Gnuncuirs tit Gci6dlteireitoc
GinCq. IT.l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

@em Sbr @clo nutbi1 batt, iucnoct Hndl
@runoeipcntblm Northumberland. StetIlc
eetbaeihdtiSs gtetbopeI1. MIR. arcmcr, Rr. 10,
Hpte' Facn. Struhc, /. 6lur, 2dnnorp BUILDING.
tIprili5-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Stcncugcindc.
Stcucaciut

Gin ocutfdcr Nddcr, juocrldfiiacr, ilcibinrr
Winun. irdt Stcunng. am YichitCn ltCbclt ncIt
Wiciiicr. Ytnrcnc: pa. ~" Gurreipunoent Siiiee.
t2Gg-TD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
sehs ". Nltsr's ,Golumsia.eaat.

Wr. 1922, OfiI Btatt'S irdbt.
uSsNpnF9arm'iGctel Berein" %oerfnmnslt
flo i,hen eriteu Gieniins i'm Wonat IN
Der Gale. So0e ihr Serctne uuS 6eft
Iihfeiten III b.rntietDen.
.10IJ 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

bis oIl2aepGbllcS 49,. 80 800
Mci5Cn.- 3ulubrCn 1924 9u.
lhcl; Ncrlotot bon ocn Glcoatorcn
0136 NuifeI; Glcputorcn &orrotb
1914 NuifeI. Ncrfduic: 1000
Nltihcl Gc5cmbcr 81 SOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

3pbu HTanJ'S ,Nfdtt,SeThetse,"u
Et, $50, Sarriio,p. uabe GeItngton'Gfr,,
@eo. 3dnibtt. IT.. pruns@o's Bier. sSot'
nier eunit bun IL bis / lltr Eohntt'
tnas. uac bcutft.n gdder fino slrr De
luce %eitaeIGben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Mhrr,l .Jhtipeik-Aans,.

xee Gait. unb Jaif:aoenne gani7n.
IRA Reconsideration Fl r.
Souptouartfcr oes @efdneptre.nS .9hei.
fseib,s -9am.n.g sreinS oet Gbslne::S.-
.GantonTgo ncIdbes 8r. h45. 3: o. o.
Oriental, Siit-tftS 81. 1bs, .. u;.s.' unb
,GGrton Gpnrs Ii. BerGHf,9nnGs' Sere!nS-
(Scpt21.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

NCll NtuQllpCS OCT SllUCTIltllIU SNUl
lC II. 50. IN Mem Orleans, 90, lprr
0Cn 30 BORT bei6dlti0tc NtGod)cll mt
0gnoucr Hutb pom lo0 III 0Cn SIum
men bcpobrt. Scr Shoocn bctrG0t
$4,000, sic &crlid)Crln0 $4,000.
Fultbcfur0crnna n0dD ocm M%nSlnnSc,
0tc ml5lGn0iIfc Eolt iiIr bic am
80. September enocnOc gSofc ld)licBt
Gin oIlcn SGQcn piIItftlih) in Ocnl
@ouptbilrcou mie iol9t:
Nodct . Eolt lit oilcn bon 8 llbr
&orulittug@ bis 3 llDr NnhmittngS
tGNIidL olt&gcnonlmcn SomntogS.
Yudct NoIt iiir G%cutidlon0 iblicbt
ant 20. uno %. Scptcmbcr, &ornlit.
too4 nm 70 llbr; nnd) @roBbritnn.
nicn mo Srlono 3icnltog9 mo 6rcI|
tags INT ) llbr HndmittugS.
Compiler p%crlolicn Nclp, 2)orf bis
onocrncitig nltgcacbcn.
Grams Ntlantt d) { y o il.
Wilttuod) - 10 llbr Nben09, lilr
6runrrcidL Sin europa, Ggpptcn
mo Nritiid ,SnOicn, per Gumpicr
go Souoic," Dio SABRE (Eoit iiir
onOcrc E6ciIc Guropo'2 mlB per
Eumpicr go SoOoic" aOrcilirt lcin).
6rcitoa - & llbr Nbcn09, lilr Sr.
luu0, per Gampler nllmbriu," Olu
Guccr9iplun (A}olt iilr anocrc belle
Gnropo'& mulb per Compiler ollm'
brio" oOrciiirt lcin); Z llbr Nbenoa,
iilr europa, per Eanplcr oSt.FouI,"
piu EIun1oltb mo G%Dcrbourg.
Monta0, ,. Gttobcr, iiir europa.
per 0omplcr n&uiicr &5llbeIm Der
NroBc."
Eoit ii / z ii D. II. Gentru!'
Imcritu, " { it. noten
II. !. ID.
Wiittuod) - 10 llbr Ibcn0@, iiir
Gubo, Olcoton mo Gdmpchc, PEI
Iumplcr o&iqiloncio;" IiirGentroi.
! Nmcrifu mo Die Sii0 . Euciiic' SGIcn
per Gumpicr plu Colon; lilr Nroii'
lien, per Eumplcr .GuItern Erincc,"
pio Ycrnulnbuco, 9iio Sonciro mo
Sultto9.
Gonncritug r. ; ltbr 9tudmittuN5,
iiir ,E,umuicu, per Camper bon 30,
lton.
GrcitaQ - 3 llbr Nud)nlittoga, lilr
@crnntou, per 2umpicr bon Solilor,
9iooo Scotia; 10 llbr Abcno9, lilc
Die ga Fluta Stantcu, perG umpier
,Ninoritan;" lilr Ne~nfunoIon0, per
Cumpicr .NoiaIinO;" liir Forto Hi'
co, Curacao mo &cne5llClu, pcrlum.
pier ,Ebilooclpbia;;" iilr SortltncS2'
lonO, &onnoicd mo Colombia, per
Gumpicr .5ornio;" Iiir Gubo, per
GumpIcr .N}orro Cattle"
Eolt nod l}cu 6lntolono piu Nortb
SnoncD unO nodl MiqlIelon bio DO
lton i6licBt bier tGgllh UNI 3 llbr
Nndnittud3; nnd Cuba oin Sonlpo
tdolid INN I llbr, nod Gotta Silica
ltno Der Gitfitltc n6n Hicnrogltu
pio Nelu-C Orleans tdglid mn s llbr
gheno8; mad 3ollouro8 inO @uotc-
nlolo, uia MobiIc, tdglid INN s llbr
Nbeno&.
trans Fociiic y It.
Mittuod r llbr IbenoS, fiirSu'
ban, aorcu, China uno ipc5iea oorei,
lirte Toit iiir Die GbiIippincr, pia
Senttle.
Somito9 - llDr NbcnoS, fiir Die
Ybilippiucn &n'eIn mo Guam, piu
Son Srol5Isto.
IoIt fiir 9IruiccIonh, N%uitrolicn,
Gcu . Galc0oaicL CANON, Sopoii,
pio Snr Iranjisco, ihlicBt bier tag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Su %pcrfnnfcn.


Scr @rocerics mn Rrpnllior1 2uoctt %t. 2G0,
Goro'Yuicrncs Strubc. t!bS-iOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

% Is 3ufitbrcn 1lll 0n'dlel ;
&criunot pom Den G%leultoren 9iG IN.
idcl; Glcpatorcn &orrath 9O,52i
Wuid,cl. Wcrf1uic: 10000 NuidIcl
,Souuar 5u 1874.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
NAY BE JOHN HAYS TREATY

II the late Secretary Of state. John Hay. had
dictated the first three articles agreed hy the
Russian and Japanese rienpoteniiaries they could
not have suited him much better They all look t.
the preservation unimi,ared. Of Chinese territorial
possessions and tn. open door in the Orient for
American trade.
japan gets some advisory rights in Korea. bu,
III. r.=niu- dynasty ;h.ra is {" he .r;rncd ou:
io max. wiy for a japanese Governor. Ro;t, com
ha'ants got ont of Manchuria. surren,icrinc
ali special rights acquired claimed there. ard
cnfcriu: into mutual obligations respect the ter
rsorial integrity cf China and TO maintain the ,rin
cipe "f equal opportunity for the commerce Of all
nations in thar Province.
Letting the tail go with the hide. China of course
gets IN. raroad through Manch1ria from Harhn
70 Port Arthur.
II treaty is finally agreed upon containing these
provisions. il might. far concerned he
called Hays Treaty. That is about all Mr. Hay
<i.akn: for the Government at Washington ever
claimed with respect the troubles In the Orient
preservation cf Chinese territorial integrity aI ,,e
open door fcr our trade there. Maybe the peace con
ference was no, Invited TO America jus, for fun
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
RECENT COMMENT



Dispatch 10 tire New York sun
Lincoln. Nsb.. Aug. l:-'I surprised said Gov
Mickey Of Nebraska. his eye wandered over
sun editorial in which his skill thrOwer Of horse
cxtoiei. that the Sum- after displaying such
apparently thorough knowledge O: what insist ought
really Ia te nationa! game. should fall into so
.gr.gious error to speak az a ringer rs being
shoe. quot. thrown to hang on the Peg.
"a ringer IS nothing Of the kind speak thus posi-
lively because this il n game I know We'll
my letters ! played it in boyhood. fact that has
n great deal 20 90 with my present ability the
best horseshoe thrower Mt the S,atehouse.
What the sun describes ringer II. under all
rules. nothing hut isancr. ringer counts three and
a ....ner bu, twc. Anybody throw n leaner. but
requires :he highest skill to throw ringers.
What is ringer: 4 ringer is shoe thrown IN
a that after i, has settled down the
pig completely encircies it, OF the shoe leaning
upon touching the peg
Under the ri..s. when II Is disputed whether the
throw is ringer the laying Of straw. piece Of string
elusive evidence il portion Of it touches. has
been pointed in Of the State papers. this
urencn. often gives rise violent disputes. bu, I
maintain tnis only develops the sturdy type Of coun
:ryr!icr OF which the Nation sands in need.
The Sun secEis surprised tna. should make ring
ers the method described. I Hee nothing unusual
about playing. ] arm Informed that billiard play
make their hest shots by carorring q selected
spor and that is Simply the my skill In this
matter.
There IS point the Sun has left mo IN doubt
upon IL, and that is. IL II good horseshoe throwing
form to allow the right r,srender drcop from the
waist while tle trousers remain imbedded tho boot
tops. or should both b. shucked!'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
EvSSIA'S REPRESENTATIVE.

People in the in'led States discriminate he
tween a cause and the character al Il man who rep.
SentS il.
While Americans have generally believed that
Eussian encroacilIncnt the Of rhe war.
and have given their sympathy Ia the Japanese.
they are quick 70 recognize the fact tha; the great
est and figure a; Portsmouth is that Of
u. Wii;r.
We can understand why this big Drained states
ran has rctaiIe! Influence ill., his native land when
'i'l,o>in" the neSi powerful influences around the
THRONE. and even sometimes crossing the opinions
%: the Gar himself.
Tact ani force. SrnS,. and insight faiert and
i.,lusry are not often combined in man. Wien
;sey are combined Iha; man is a power wherever he
lives.
II is reported that N. W;te will travel in the
Tinted States after the Portsmouth Conference, ad-
iauTn>. ~. Louis extends the greatest of l:uS-
sans. one "f the greatest II Europe an inyi-
:itnn Ia study the American part of An,.rc:
the Southwest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
CHAIRMAN sHoNTs AT PANAMA

The raos' pleasing word that has :-ur, Pan
ana lately is Chairman Shont<'s assurance ,ha the
canal will b. ready for within i've years and
that the fssers thar have been too common On the
isthuius will hs exterrniua;.d.
As NJ. Shonts is al engineer o. greg, accom-
fiishments and large expefiencs. may accept
A. au;h.rita'v. his statement that the ea-ne-rin:
dificultics h. overcome In making The canal a.
No grea;er than those encountered every yea. IN
buk:ins American rail-oacs
Chairman Shonts does not say whether his ave
year limi- is for . sea-!evei . lock canal-prph-
ably the latter That VII do fcs Q starter. " ~
cannot do better. Ruf the fact should be kep, IN
m!ed that American conmerce needs . sea-levei
1aal scr00 the ssthmuA a. that the WORK N
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
vIcARIOrs CITIZENSHIP;

Some people are born into constitutional ubesty
others achieve It, and still Others like the 161 Nor
way patriots who prefer Swedish rule to the inde
pendcnce voted for by their 10000 eompatEiotA
have II thrust upon them.
Norways loyal l6l are likely to nnd their satU
alton lonesome. But in this day and generation 10
body Is obliged to have liberty willy nily, and II
the 16l are unable to reconcile themselves to the
responsibilities Of ''self- government" the arc i'd
vised TO move over to Philadelphia o. &. A., where
a small and exclusive push" self-organised for the
purpose attend to all the business Oe registration
and voting.
Freedom in this glorious. free and independent
country OF ours is developed to point where the
citizen may have anything he wants: participation
in government II he likes boss rule II be do@en't
like and nowhere is the burden Of citizenship light
e; than in Philadelphia. Many Of the citizens In
that home Of the Liberty Bell haven't voted In ten
years. in person. vicariOus citixenship II more o.
less prevalent in other American towns. where q
few shoulder the responsibilities Of the many: and
probably. when the intricacies Of republican gov
ernmcnt shall have been mastered by the knowing
oncs in Norway. the same thing will obtain thefe.
given friendly judges and clerks and the Austra.
liam ballet system.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
ARCHBISHOP cHAPELLE's WILL
Property Goes to Catholic Prel-
ates and to His Niece.

New Orleans. Aug. 11-The will OF Arch
bishop Chapel!e WIS probated to-day. Ths
beGueSts were as follows:
"Al OF the property. real and personal.
] NAV possess AT the tir,a of my death
situated in the State OF Louisiana l will
and beaueath 10 the Right Reverend Ed
ward Fitzgerald. Hish"p os Little Rock.
Ark: the Right Reverend Edward +.
Allen. Bishop Of Mobile. and TO the Very
Reverend \. laval. Vicar General
My property. real and personal. stu
ace1 in the Territory Of New Mexico.
will and hecueath 10 the Very Reverend
Anthonv F'onrchigu. administrator Of the
Archdiocese ot Santa Fe during the va
carey os ;,yat see.
All my real ard personal property. situ-
ate! ia the Department OF Lczere.
France. I will and be0ueath to NV niece.
Josephine SoliE.ac.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
WHY NoT ENFORCE THE LAW

Speaking Of the effort ta >ccur, ADEQUATE and
effective supervisory and regulatory control over all
great corporations .I"iuS in,crsta'. business
Mr.. Roosevelt, declares that ideal must De- the
Effort 10 comhne all proper freedom for inIh !ual
effort with some guarantee that the .fYor, is not
exercised IN contra vcrtion Of the eternal and I'M
muiatie principles ~ Justice, a beautiful II not
altogether abstraction. Thomas Jenerson's iay
WAS famsar With il.
The problem cf con,ron. the corporations has
been greatly mag:ied by administrations unwilling
&. perform their plain duty already defined aud
Mr.. Roosevelt has been Of the principal offend!
crs In the effort confuse the public vision. He
has devoted several ys-has, and voiunllruuS mes
saecs 10 th.. subject ana stimulated an cui.ess
amount a. useless agitation In barking away back
70 Q century principle OF individual fres,cIa AMI
public rights he has followed abstraction jus, atou,
a. Tar away be could waIdc- from concrete fact.
and immediate duty He is far more impressive ~
chausau9uan than executive.
II Mr. Roosevelt. would gIve over par;phraSinS
old principles aE.i take Furnishing fhc offending
officials es iaw.css corporations lie wpuii do the
country more good and contribute something 20 the
asvauc~men ef justice. Undoubtedly cu, present
laws are inadequate cope with corporate mis-
behavior in every particular. tot IL such laws
have were riecrcusiy enfc.cs>f there would te Tar
tees 90 talk about. II the laws the tks
.rirx the pass rine yesrs had hecn enforced by she
Re,suhcans In esice the srus, issue would be r<l-
arfyely unimp<fans- II Is tcaI>e of the iaxi;y Of
usiul~sr asxu that corporate iuianl:y has stainsa
10 arc~th ard poser. Interstate cssmnerce law,
ssd peual iaws applied % ,rpcra,e oEcnses have
se<u dead Sestess sspce the Day Of Cleveland and
isarnsa: sbeir Reinforcement has beea he coo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-16
1T Is Tp LAUGH.

Concerning the scandal ,u his department. md his
intention 10 stick nevertheless. Secretary Wilson
said Z" the newspaper men: Say rha; the Secrc-
'ary was asked about il ami that h. just laughed "
Whsr, the postal scandals began +" boil q couple
80 years Ago The Postmaster General also .!e>irc! To-
iss reported laughiuc.
Apparently that is tac characteristic attitude OF
Republican administration towards the corruption
ets
When will il he the peoples turn ,o laugh: