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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

neber Sic u b d. eo q Ii
oien5, ole @oupernellr Srllppel III
&ialtldou Dor leiner Nbreiie nod)
0eutidlano an Dem hineIiihen Sol
bate, miro aus 5iin9tolt geid)rieben:
n9ie Iuoier5 fnnb in glnpeienbeit
oes oeittlden @eianoten uno OcS &C.
folges oeS @ouperneitrS i'm, CONNER
palait BET Eefing ltatt. Die auilcrin-
8ittlpe iob aui Dem Sbrone, Dor iid)
bos S5epter; einiee Stuieu inter ibr
Der aoiier olli einem StltbLe. ST.
ieiner Iniprode al Die aniicrin-
@ittipe bob Der @ottpernellr berpor,
OaB er eS iid) itets batte ongcleaen
iein loiien, ben Sreiinbl6aft 5miiden
oen beioen Teiden su foroern. Gr
babe babel oas oonfenslpertbeIte Cut
aegenfommen Der Yropin5ialbeb6roen
IN Sbantnns g%eiunoen, uno er miiie
wobl, Dab OieieS gntgegenfommen
auf Nnoromungen aus Eefing 5liriids
5ufiibren lei. 60 lange iold)e @eiin.
nune in Iefing berrihen miirbe, 10
langc miirOen aud, Die gliten 9esie-
bungen 5lpiid)en 9eutidlanb uno
China niemals getriibt perbell. Su
ser grpiberitng Der aaiierin-@ ittpc
lpuroen Dem 8oiiperneiir Die freurtos
lihiten 9riiBe mit auf ben @ee ee.
aeben ulo ibm 3uslei9 Der 4llftrae
ertbeilt, Dem oeutid)en Safer Die
8riiBe Der &niieriu : @ittrpe uno oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

lperrt uno borgeitern IteGte iidl Der
aus, ooB Srou Hobiniou ar 0ie Gin.
&c gefouft uno be3oblt bate. Der
Hidter eutlieB Die GngCiduIoigtcn
prompt.
Gin riibercr s. Iti5miuis
tier, IpGterer S6erribter oe5 Serrito.
rilmnS Oregon mo jeBt Wouor BON
EortIon0, Ore, lit infer gnfloge &c.
IteIlt moroen, itnO 5luor ucgen ieiner
NmtSbanOllmqen. Ger NngcfIogtc
George $. @illiamS lit SO Sabre olt.
Nod all Den pOlitilfeu Ghreu einc9
laHgen GebenS 5lleBt aHl Der NntIas
gebunt 81 erideinen oo5 lit bitter.
8tc SrnqG Oh 'unebel d) c
&in0cr cine8 Nocliqcn berc6tigt iin0,
ooS NoelSprGoifot bon" 5u iii6rcn
menn lie bel Der IncrtenmllngS 3 llrs
fun0e 0eS 8oterS in ooS Ston0esres
gutter elngetrage1 lporoel1 ltno, lultrs
DC ioe6en bon Der Gioilo6tbcilung 0cS
bieiigen &anogeri6tS perneint. G5
bonOelte iid in ser aloqeiodc nm
Ole orei unebelihen, u6er BON ibrem
&oter nncrtnnntcn uno nit Dem
NtOeI8prGoifot cingctrogcnen ainbcr
- Elm Wdohen pom 70 &obrcn, Elm
ShloIIcr uno cin EoItbcomtcr - cie
mes oernIoIigcn Sortptmum13, Jest
gen Sberiten a.. Q, ac0en Die Der ga
ter olti ltnterlaiiung Ser 6ii6rlmA
0es NoelSpr1oifdta tlagte. Gno Sc.
ridt gob Der &logc itntt mo INTER
Iogte Den &inoern - ole eincm is
idbrigen 8crbGItniB OeS &ultptman.
mes nit elmer biciigen @eIhditaIcite-
rim e%ntiprolien limo - bel elmer Stra-
ic bon iiinf5ig Mort iernerbin ou3
@0rtd)eu bon" Dor i6rcn Nomcn 81
Ieben. Sir ieocu wcitcrcn Sail. in
DEM Dies geidiebt 6ctrdGt Die Stroic
100 Wtorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
Girhlidle 9lnseiaen


GuttesOienit 1O.45 Born. set Ger Gri9ei'
ulna. Bre6iet iber goao Sihi 6er 9etoeu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
Wo.-28inOior 22S.
s.. Ganoer & S0bne,

2eidenbeitatter uno GinbaIiamirer.
Hr. 1908 unh 1910, Canton : Auenne, uno
shoOnsGde 9altimDrcsStr nno 9rudbiuug.
Snbritanteu uuu Rntrnt'9astets.
Gebrl0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

Mtt Der irun6Oiiidcn
&c6tSpilege iheint eS rcd)t Iungiom
SIT oeben. GoS 3uftpoli5cigerid)t IN
&oriS bat crit icst bier Nngeiteute
ser llntergrltubbobn megen oeS lin.
gliidS i'm Iuguit 1903 iduuloig be.
flnoen uno oicielbcn 81 @clbitrofcn
bon 20O0 SroncS bis 5t elmer bcoina.
ten 6reibcitSItroic bon cincm Wonot
perllrtheiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

PIE brutnleo Seban0 D.
hug Der Oeutidleu 5oloatcu, beion.
ocrS Ourd llnteroiii5iere oeronIuBt
5llr llnterindIung, Oh oieie 9ebono-
hung Die Giid)tiafeit Der 9lrmce I'M
&rieg8iaae ntd)t beeintrG6tigen mir
&C." idrei6t ser ,Nmeriean" ST Nn=
lang eineS lGngeren NlrtifelS. OoS
tlingt, oils oh olle SoIooten Der 0citt=
lfen Nrmec brutal ~beban0elt miirOen.
DAP III eineln 8eitanO bon elmer bol-
ben Wtiuion olld) 9rutalitGtcn IeitenS
ser llnteroffi5iere porfommen, lit
ielbitpcrltGno(id. Die fommen in
alien Nrmee'n Dor, oiIf in ser %uniriz
gen. Die u%erein5elteu Sale III Dem
oeutlhen Sccre aber 10 81 ocrollge=
meincrn, ais Oh u1e @emeinel polt
ibren 8Orgeiebten brutal b~eDanOelt
milroen, cntlpri6t Den Sbatlahen
nid)t. 0er9leid)en fommt bod, nllr
perein5eIt Dor, unb oie So5ialiiten
ioraen oaiiir. boB oieie Sale IN ser
Yreiie uno inn Heidstage befannt ge-
modt weroen. Der &niier lit ourd)-
aus nidt nngenebm oopon beriibrt,
ooB Die 0tiBbanolun9el III Der Ir-
NEE trob ieiner 8eiiungen nod nidt
o~ufgebort bnben. Gr mill ener9iid
oaronf beltcbcn, oaB oieier MiBitono
enolid aon5 uno gar beiciti9t miro.
@eaen oieier perein3elten MiBitGnoe
aber gleid Oie Gii6tigfeit Der gon5elt
Irnlee a%ll5lt5peifeln, lit bod itorfc
uebertreimunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
Gin sdritt in Der redJten &idtuus.
eSart % gruSent an ancu ertlaiTgen De.
nrIbuiiieu,

Gin f66ucr Sure, eutlueoer NIT
Ihmar5em Iu6 ooer Ueibem ooer
grauein 9Iiildzlleber5u Niles ft'
~GargsGtnius, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
@inbaIiamirltug Der 9ei6e, Erauers CITE
flor, !
Seffnung oes Grabes, 6 4aar Sanbi6ube,
Qeideniudgeu uHO 8 feine Gutlben.
Miaium GuDf, 2cifIen0eitutter,
9ortbs llno 8reeumountsgloe. Setoe Telephone
(Se57,6W}t,i.a.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
Der 9entf6e correspondent
erfdeiRt ieSsR Sag I'M Sabre.

Q. Raiae, GissHtbRmsr Tub RsbattsRS.
Gefddftsblrem uub Te6altioH:
SIR. Ali, Ct. SauI.S Strait.
Telephone:
6, C g. 1928 SIT. Sermon.
Iarglaub 1899 GuurtIauS.
gtecutblmer G.. sfaius, @Ubnuna:
G.. & g. $40 R NaoiioK.
sef6dfsflbrer g. u. Setno. Robnuua;
g, & g. t2t B BaIbroof.
SasG. aussabs (burb Irdeer ~beforetJ .125kt.
SGglide uub ernutngs.Husaabs (5abIbnr
an bic oas 8Iatt beiorgeubeu 9rdeer).. tbe.
Sdglifs Hnb Spuntass . Nassabs inter
MISUNDERSTANDING pro 5abr..... S7.bs
gpbfsHtIidt 9~lusaabe
(portofrsi init Nb8ug f1r GIubS):
gia6 benz SnInnoe pro Snbr. ......... $50
yla6 beiH guslanbe pro Sabr ......... $500
epuutags.guSsnbe bro Sabr. ..,....... $3.50
Das bette unb binl1Tts beatihe 8latt IN beR
DlitteI. uub Shbftaateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
Hnterridt

fur Sttber, @nttarre nub MsanbpItne ertbeiIi
BIG 5ur b5biten gusbiIouue 8. Gtodureir, Nr.
l2f; q. q. '9bone maSiion l16f d. 1890
(Sft23. 1&G,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
2urraine.

WaIertf6 BdrIartig - SrteoIih.
BeItIin BON BuIbroOf elm uno cine babe
Meile. genubt Die nit Rumbuttat be5ei6nete
Nurtbs gbenuesgar. Sreie 8utt6en gluhmittngS
am terminus. Bretfe bon Begrdbnibitellen lett
fpe3ieu. 2ei6te Beoineunaen. Ielep6ot -
gaton 223. 9iireal: Srnufiin. nnb @lubiurs
Roabs. 8erIan9t 8roi6iire. (Mat4 1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

Gin IN abrbnt nte0er-
trad)tiger Shurfcnitreid) lultrbe ges
gen Den 9eutiden 5. @oiicr, Der bel
6ourd)e, Nlrt., mobnt, oeriibt, &obz
reno leincr 9lbipeienbeit om Wtontog
mllroc iein Sols an orei Stellen, oo
man Die Spllren nod o%ollItonot9
fono, on9e5iinoet mo lommt Snbalt
beillobe pouig 5eritort. @er bot's 9e.
than? Gin erbriideno lhluerer Ser
oodt i0Qt olti Die BORT olmdd)ti9e
nSpurfe Hiuer 2umber 60" IlS
8runo gilt: y@or etluo orei @oGen
mliroe @niier bon ibm bctanntcn In.
geitellten Der ySourde &iper 2rmbcr
60" NIT Sd)ieBoeiuebren bon Ieiner
9eimIt1ttc uertrieben; ole Hduber
leqten Damn cine @obn iiber lein Gis
o%cttbunl, INN in Den 9eIib oeS Sar-
0es an fpmmen. Sor eilpn 5mei Wos
den moro 8oiier oili oem @ege nod
Der GoItoffice bon belpafineten In.
aeiteuten oieicr Gompog1ie ilberfol,
len, ~otlrd)iitdt unb unter 9ebrobung
ieires 2ebenS oen gart5en Sng 9eian-
gen gebolten. (g8bl.)
9oSii # oie Nem.D OFFER q o.
lisei berein 9cialen, Die Elm greiIeS
Gbepoar peaen 9iebltabls perboftets.
5bomaS Hobinlon lit 81, feline Got
tin II Sabre off. Sn ibrer @obnur'g
fanb Die IoIi5ei cine Wenge alei'
oungsltiife mo Yodete unb nabnl
natiirlib on. Dob Tie ~eeitcblen Ieien.
Gas ebepnar pllroe perbaftet, eingc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
@%eriammImnas Nnaeiaen.

uWIWIHTWWU VNWIT .NETNIW'
Samtag, orH 7. SdUlnr, Nbcnos s ubr. Se'
Notwithstanding mo @uibe6abIuHa Der bier
telidbrlifeI Vcttrdlc, in Nurf6Cs 0Gue, lF.
AIS. gSeit-ycriugtour StruBc.
60 aug. Boot, Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

,Sarriiuu gcrmanentrr Snuprretn'"
Sic 80. idbUIibc 9~crlalHmIiIt9 !llo etaHlleH
pa6l liIloet am Eienitag, ben 10. Ndillor, pulIll
q, ASadncr, Rrdf. y. Witiiic, Setr.
4. 2icdcr, Nuiilrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

Senator Stonc BON M l.
Iouri bot iniolge ser 2omion'ihen
9ebnuptlrngen, DAB in Der ErGii6ent-
ihoits- Champagne BON 1896 ein 6ono
BON fiinf Wtiaiouen Collars oufge.
broht woroen iei, INN wenigIten3
finn %5meifeIbofte Stooten 81 gewin-
men, cine &e%Iolution eingebrodt, mel
die OnS Sltiti5 . Gomite %outoriiirt uno
amueiit, Die Nngelegenbeit SIT unter.
ilttlen. @o8 mobl bel elmer iold)cn
llnteriudlung, p%orouSgciebt, ooB tic
mirtlid) Dorgenonmen miro, berot5=
tonrmcn mag?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

Gin Mintcr 0cS 10 ibucrs
0~nii9enS lit ser ieBige. Triib bat er
iein ltrcnQcS Ncgilncnt anQctretel Ii.
re1ulirt oobei nit .SdNpnnfungcn in
scr Senlpcrotllr, Die icbr mlnnQes
ncbnl iin0, Nm NcliobratoQc rC0i.
Itrirtc bnS thermometer 60 @roO,
5luci Gage ipGter u @roo, Elm g8ed).
icl pom II @roo IN meni0en So9en.
&n Sudionniae, Slori0o, ficl Oo3
thermometer in 24 Stunoen bon GO
uri 30 @roo. SSn @bitc=Hiper nm
n0rolid)cn llier oe& Cafe Superior
9ing 0aS thermometer ouf 10 @ra0
inter NlQ bcrlllltrr - cine &1lte
BON y @roo 6%obrenbeit ODER 40 Or.
GeliiuS unter 9tuQ. Die Gllrd,s
ibnittSs Temperature oeS 9c5ember5
lit i'm aroBten Sbeilc Der &creinigten
Stnoten peientlid) nie0ri0er gepcien,
ais in Den mcilten onoeren Sobren,
ltnb OIL SGnee lin0 Sis bat Der De-
5enlbcr bereita mebr gebrod,t, dis
monder gor5e @inter iriiberer Sab
re. Nem-Oorf bottc leBten Wittluod)
einen ed,ten r@Ii8orO," Ser Den Ser
tebr Der Strobeubobnen Stunoen
lang lobm le9te mo iogor Den Sod
bobnoerfcbr 5eihueiie sum Stodel
brud)te. 2eioer bat Ser Yli5Soro IN
Neip.Oor ulld) cine NnSobI Mtcr.
ld)enlcben aefoltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

eUuutdg, Den ). SnmIdr, NadnlitidaS l53
lbr. piertelidbrIite SeriGntmlIIIB III EiIo
=. 0id, @roG Nieiter.
4. geiilnrI, @r0B- Sctrflar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

Rad lGngeren Serbono.
lilngen 5luiiden Dem iron50iiihen2e.
gationSiefret0r Goicnobe mo ser d)i.
nelilhen &egicrrno iinb i~oIaenoe
Silbnebebin9rm9en fir Die Grnlor.
oung Der belgiid)en fntboIiifen vii.
'ionGre pereinbort poroen: 6eierlife
9eiietung 0es ermorbeten @iidofs II.
Der ern1orOeten Miiiion1rc in Sdonl
inter Sbeilnabnle oller dineliiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
GOblcn eegcn 8aar-

@ir aeben 9. & 8. @rrrn Sraoiug Stamps.
$40 grpfe. Gicine @uhfublcn, $40.
ST. ......... 6Grte gr. t.......... $500
$7.25. .Sarte Or. ., 3 mo Nub. 4. 1925
$3.50. .Sunburb Mr.. 3. 3 uno 9iub. $3.50
1915 " @oro geidetes5i6tenbpI5, g~eipaItel 81.
vSioelttg Gual d Srun &c."
9ei6e Telephone. 522-524 Sit.W,o nunent.s Str.
SrnnfIinsStr. uno %. & 4. 9abu" Saupts
giiredlt, 52t Roros0oiuarosStrabel
Sifer ieoen Gamitae sbeno.
(Sft20,S&S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

@Gbren0 Scr orrfIoic -
men &agoiniion murocn IN Wluine
All Stiif SodWilO geihoiien, Gro.
ben Sport lieiertpn orh "a Wclis
ihell, Die bon SonntogS. uno onoe-
rem SSdgern ongeibolien mllr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

baltimore, 3. Snniar 1905.
Die reouldre idbrlihe &~eriannlllin9 Der gts
tinndrc pbiaer Comparing ttuoet am Stcnii1g,
in Den Niireaiir Der Gompn9nie iintt.
Gas. q. Wiithen,
4-7O Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07

y1HoepcHoctt FnttcftoH'Yaft'SahueTetn."
Sic SubreeuerinmlHlulg ileblt Gtrettoreulp1bl
0iOutng gbeno, eell q. SaIular. in 991s.
y{1ifs Total. Gde 9umbnro, uuo 6uitles strabe,
iinti. 9lle Diitglicoer itlo fretHoIidit eriudt
erihctnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-07
1tpcral.Nin spar.Nertln.n

pGeocrnlHpils Spars0eretu."
Seite Hbeno, ocl T.. SuHuur, SabrcSsSer-
iunImluup uto 9"enmtemuabl bel 6rn. glnauit
Elin. 6de SnuuuCr. uno 6rufsStraRc.
"a Hhiitpp S%tcinmiilCT, Scfretir.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
sTa7eaooo oe 7AKe s-Ame.

9FeTe4oop on lake s@RME.
Gne thing should be- borne in miae
Nery distinctly and that IS. tlat f the
pending statehood bin is defeated, it
wil be The Republican scaa,ors that
di5l rhey hGyo majority m the
eeaate ara San give oklahoma state
hood " hoy wish 1t, or can defeat It
"a taay 10 not wish o. There can DO
nn question about hat
Inen aeain three national Bcpub.
'icau platforms have distinctly prom
ised statehood To- oklahoma. Quer
low mauy pronises must prcccde q
flulinent
Tx respensinnty for this 9nrea.
smalic delay in admitting OHahomn
a0lindieu ierri'ory into inc union is
fxedgnd Ole l,epuhHcan party cai uct
escape from it ty auy amouut of eN-
planaticO or auy SOFT automatic
speech.
is aot spe sch promises or explain
asion that ife people OF Oklahoma
want. IEay want statehood and want
it noH Nu fhs bunelIng and arga-
log aud opo.ogizing goes for rothing
.Aation ly congress IS what is wanted
and it is wanted nos. u it does aot
come, a Republican majority IN both
houses cs congress mead offer no
apology. tor 81 would merely insult
Tie iatellleenc' OF citizens b. oNlaho'
ma 3nd indian territory
There IS no4tso 10 attempt 70 throw
tHa blan On a minority Of Democrats.
.ReIuhlioan maioritics are not usually
.hacl.warl or bashfnl in rassine meas
ares they really want
.Sll this trouble abcu attaching or
not attaching Arizona ami New Mex
ico IS Of .hei. own nuk,ag fhey can
have It MS thos want d ana even leave
Oklahoma oslracized from he Am ri-
car union 4 Il IS their desire 1t is
mp 70 the Repu Hcan party 20 make
good It's reiterated welyeyear-old
promise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
ANaa QUEEN


Gittie store Eha1 9 Zoo. 10 Hes Fifs
u t."ii 90 s"g'eN
queen Nilhe'miha ~ oulS Nbou
SWenty- three at the present li'n.' 'ls'io
GORE ihhh siri' Stl aii,aaE sue mas
A.. ti' s'ae4 or .ias 'iH sit1solH ness
Al race o. n'r ol1 '4so'. 'nS s'el's ~
l'oS ~ 'ii e no" rom Ois stouopoi's o1
Q h'udle asei M"'nan' "Ae VINO IS more
PFoAe 10 cav man 20 NVl''' . ae 'oss ot
ger 'I''d was 'of n'I' as tof ail iAoi-
AM, q 'rrin'' oi'N zen uol on'y
'"S he' 'l"'. .,ls' prove'i a i'ilufe' n"S
ai''' Is Si' '''Ai s". ne 10 a u'h N'-
'"'t' WON 'uu ',e5sti' mere Us no
!,np"ln'' n,' Sue pas n'u q" s''e a
''@'' 'l'r ''l" 'rle"" va WHOM Sbe
p'"''.' "l' ''l rus
was woe Nh9eK ior he'' no
Nou''~ Nuel 'ue iou".4 tha1 tne halsH'
M"7 i'"Fl',s iaSl 'n" .'ose WIZ 'Ns
'.E "''l 'H'l no ,iouA"' ol 'i>k''S A
s'nsi' s'p,'','. 'o' ,ue'' sax Nu' a. was
r. mHth ruder shock wien she sound
s."' "' ,i, ""'ie ~ N"7 '"'@'uS ~
"e. az " '''S "n WI lsn o,' 'arlN was 'o
ne'p her an" serve osT h' was %cheiA-
ing aEh'ns' u"r-sel"nhlhg 20 roo her
people OF thelr independence - nav
more was using ner as a 1901 Where
WIN 10 tempt them lnul paths iFaught
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

The stickleDack IS one Of Tie species
OF fish that bnlld nests There ls %
legend that the sticklcback builds
nest because during the deluge it
pulled the tow ont Jf the biige hole ~
the a3k. and If Il had not been for t,'s
hedgehog who plugged M the leak
with his owa body Soah aEd his sons
WoA,t nave had AZ exciting 'me 1a
ing ont iheiE boss When Noah found
9ns who had done tha deed he Drdere5
ss aPunishmens lba2 nc cuiprlt should
oe compells eaca Faar % blild neei.
while paheF ashes woult have az easy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
oKr4roMA coNvIc

NN- tfftlM.9 aytae e. 80
editor Lcader VI my information
as to the cost of maintaining The con-
victs Of the territory IN Kansas
romteutiary is correct The subject Of
providing frr a home mst.tution fcs
THEN safe keeping and saving the
enormous cost b. cui peopi, ,ught 10
commau tle serious attention W ths
pr6sen. lceislatwe
avn old th1 ihere aic nearly d
not quite 40G OF these convicts at
Lansing, aud that the talritory PAYS
ihe state of Sausas 90 cents pr day
cach fcr keeping them. and that she
gets no remras uom the lapor or hho
Of ans of ;hese convicts enpioyed in
tho factories and shops inc ghe lansing
penitentiary hut whatever revenue IS
derived from this source belongs to
and is pad inio the state treasury Of
Kansas. Ia Missouri and uther states
.he revenue derived from the hire OF
coavlcts employed 10y the factories To-
caied 10 their renltontlaries soes a
long way IN paying Inc running eX-
penses of these institutions, nus re.
heving the taxpaye-s OF a heavy bur
den. For many years ,ae factories
end shops in the Missouri penuentarf
have teon payiag the state al ~
rate of 80 cents per day tof each con-
Wet employed by them and The war
len is now demanding that the rate
shall he increased to so cents per lay
IN some Of the years past rhis peni-
tenriary has been almost self sustain
ing f.om tsie gcnroo alone Ot course
such a thing could not be expected
from newly located 'nstiWuion OF
This sort for it taxes time fer factories
and shops TO get under way to utilize
The labor. 40 not care where it shalt
he located so il is in some eligible
point. an also of the orini,n taat
such an institution can be built witt
out The cost Cd single dollar TO The
people of The ,erritory rhe genetel
government set apart sections SO in
an OF 'he s,rip counties for public
building purposes ,le OF which was q
Eonitentiary DE- INV judgment bonds
could be issued hasai upon these lands
To be guaranteed by the territory and
he ustitutiun constructed without the
cost Of dollar 20 the territory 1t
may DO true that the lac act % cor.
sress prohibiting tho territory from
locating pualio buildings wouid opor
no rs ava objection 90 tie legislature
1skiuc up the subject at his time, hut
Q SIS COT apprahend thet there womb
be tae shghlas, Mai ulty n setting
congress- 20 remoya She prohibitions
upon & propgg presentation 0f the co7-
ditions cor fronting the territory ulMa
this subject. ia connection vita the
sutject Of i,fn:tentiar taa question
~ utilizlag iais eonvlct labor by he
several gourucs IN building ans I'M
proving their highways is worthy the
consideration Of tho test minds in this
territory. and / doubt not thar the
legislature could devise some iegisla
tion hv which such counties as care
TO a,a8 Themselves OF such labor la
.he hun ling Of roads could arrange
with thc territory 20 employ and safl ly
Keep a given number OF such conyicts
for a specified time "P"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Now ,hac IS rumor ui anofhef
case of irenzied finance upoa the past
81 a womau With The result ulot her
husband james pufe Of the Amer
lean Tobacco Co. IS in a lnnatic asy-
lum - the credit Of the woman
however as yet there is no intimation
Of any fraud upon her part
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

President Roosevelt seems 90 fear
tina. 'he Panama canal commission Is
a eirounilocnacu board and the Amer.
ican people are mclinod TO share his
susniaion That is the tendency Of
such fat salai'ed jobs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

The real truth IS vhai the faak ani
file of both Democratic and Eepuhli-
can parties IN oklaboma and INDIAN
territories want statehood and want
Il now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

The czar thinks the Japs should
have paroled Stoessel's WooIs. The
Thought may have been the correct
enc, even from the mikado's stand
poinf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Territorial Republican papers are in
a distressing dilemma on account Of
the hostile attitude Of Republican sem
ators IN regard 10 the statehood bill
now pending We told You so.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Mr., Carneglea latest philanthrorhy
is the pfesentmeut OF d laHe TO Prince.
ION 10 be Used Ter aquatic purposes. lt
IS we'll cnWigh he nominated the pur-
pose BE- the deed 10 the coNu eastern
are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

CONGRESSMAN Litauer took 2 strcng
verbal hand in The discussion Of the
Notifications appropriation bin llay
ing been Intimately associated with
the war department, he ought 70 be
something Of an authority un war
matters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
OKLAHOMA COLLEGES.

Oklahoma paid cut in the last two
years nine hundred ant twenty thou
sand. one hundred and rortycne dol.
lars and afty cents for the support Of
her ccueges. Tnis is one-nan of an
the territorial disbursements 40 one
fact could more clearly indicate che
nteres taken by the people of Okla.
homa in tbe subject Of higher educa-
ton for their young men and women.
The splcnaid results Of this are ap-
parent noy and viii become more and
more SO as time rolls on
An axcellcnt system Of public
schools. wel supportes, Is % course
the ground work for the higher adu-
cation. Withou thesc which are the
pride of oklahoma. the colleges woula
he useless but he colleges take MP
The fra'rinc work where the common
school leaves OF aud taking the best
scholars III HON for leadership in
their cbesou vocetio2s
m speaking of rte-, ,5leges of okla
homa g varncr Fersl son pays mem
very hish tribute ana T" ven ~
served when, in his me7sage he says
oklahoma is a commonwealth Of
hia-' destiny Ha' PAs' acme. ein.'li''
Husnr spiehd'o i'''VIe .oSa''''i'' '''
rhis IS especially emphasized in her.
educational work The e.ntimmt H
oNahoma ci'iyeHship mas 'l"ays u'ou
{" promote the in'eies's ''a' pe.'"' y
o. lnieiiectnal oeVeiSPl'e"' anu -
Keep our sclie'hS "a Nie
proaress iio'E 'Ae DeI'''''nE o' 'u'
eah2er as d eoiHA.iiN'a'l l'e pe'E'.
nave been 'n'ia-'a"teo'ls '"'e'e7'''
n re deNVopmeht OF sc!l'ois 'lna COT
oses "ith q stoneaFd hlsh enough 'oI
sile mem r.oco among u' iesI I'D
inc son2lTy
WIN a UNIVERSITY agsic'ltnrai col
iese N addition 10 preparatory
schooi and q university for colorci
people the territory IS Won equipped
Tor me work on advanced educat'on
and quite independent OF other states.
hr aila is 20 prepare young men and
women for efficient life work, not only
as thinkers but as doeFs. a eood
thought IS e good thing but 1t leeds a
eood action to put IT mo execution
a sood thought comes and goes and
can at best hut affect the mind Of ihe
thinker bnt' Wien 1t is Followed by APP
propriats action 1t becomes evident
to all men. s. oklahoma colleges are
making special effort 10 prepare
lhe'f stl tents Tor doing things whal
theV hail enter fpan their lie work
hc Ag'icnlimal aad Mechanical
COLLEGE IS girire special attention te
industrial training ana technical edu-
cation The old system OF apprentice
SNIP IS % large extent giving place
TO special training in The colleses
Here are s'lll advocates Of both sys
TENS huf IN the main 1t Is haishe J
worlnen armed with thoroueh anl
progressive hho"'else lnaI are most
ia demanc as the varied industries
Of oNlsao'oo eNo'nd more depart
MehlS W 81 'e aaaeh from 'ilne 70
"iae'
AZ hrsi me wisdom OF diVidhs 'he
normal sehools was doubted nut the
CROWN ~ the three hsll'nuohs at hd'
such as TO amply Justify the act. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Mrs Newliwed-I want 10 get some
salad. Dealer Yes ma'am How mans
heada? Mra. NeNllwed oh. goodnesst
thought you took the heads Of. Il
Just want plain chicken salad.-Phi8a
deiphia edRer