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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
@ittelsbadJcr ION Baltimore.
@rofe GrfnriiOn nad) Ycn'Mar
Gonntag, orm %, Snmi.
(9IpriI1s, iNi-)

GuropGer ais bic @dlte
Scr eritaucr. 8e'tern
iriib fomen bier 6mei 3iigc in bier
Seftionen nit 81 Eulmnn.gSuggona
0urd, ouf peldlen Die G%elcgoten BON
europa 5ilnl Giienbabn-G ongreB ais
ole 8Gitc Ser yNnerifoniid)en Glen
bubl= NllociotIon" cine Sonr ollrd)
oie &~crcinigtcn Stooten MADDEN. Nul
jeoer 9lbtbeilung lit ell FoIlo9ier'
I9ent Scr Eemlulponin Vubn,"
uno oiele ltcben inter Der perlonll-
den 9luiiid)t oeS @cncrol @eid)1ItSs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geo. ". Bono bon
Ybilooelpbio. Scocr 3ua 1T aus
YuQmun'id)cn Shlaima99onS 5lls
iommen9eieBt, DEM cin Sbieruationa-
noggon angeb1l1at lit. 81 oleIcm be.
iin0et it'd cin Selepbon llno cine Ses
Experimentation, ionic Shreibma-
ibineu mo Steno9rnpben uno Dol
nletid)er. Scrner lit ein ei9cner
Speiie. mo @eid)Gitsipnggon an le.
Dem 3uae, .umb cine Came fiibrt Die
auiiiht in Den Speiiepo99ons. Is
lit Die Nbiidt, ocn Sremoen niht nur
Die Decentralization SIT 5eiaen, lonoern
aud Die groBten @obnbaumerfltGtten,
Vobnbofe II. i. ~. IS ipur Der lie
bente GongreB oieier Nrt, ober Der
erite in Imerifu, mo 5lpor bietet Der
iclbe oober iiir Die @eiild)er bcionoe.
res Snterelle. Cine Nbtbeilrm9 gebt
nah Mltoono. EittSburg Cincinnati
ct. 2ouis, Gbicogo, Nioaoro Sails.
Montreal, Saratoga. Shenectoop
Nlbanp mo NemzYorf, no lie ON
-. Woi cintreiien ioa. Ger onoer(
Sbcil mod)t cine "fiir5ere Sour nn>
beriibrt Bolton oiIi Der Sobrt mad
Neru, Dorf.
WaiebaIl. - @eltern ipieltcr
bic 9oltimorer in Moheiter uno Der
loren baS critic Spiel nit Dem Dor
ti9en Club. SoleenoeS lit Die Score
Der Spiele Der Clubs Der DGalterr
league" peIfe aeitern ipielten:
Sn Nudeiter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

ltGbtiihcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0tc No
raoe nod eiHmoI Nepuc polllrciI
lieBcn.
@iS oubin bate ooa gSctter I'D,
gut nnigeiiibrt; Jest ubcr ling 6 al
81 tropielu, Damn ST requiem lIllo
ihlieblidl nod che Ole E0rooc Den
HcpueItnno 5illn 5pcitcu MioIc pal
iirtc. 81 gicBcn an. Nuc 3u'hullcr
ntadten lid, ocabalb OTIS Dem Stollbe.
che Die brupCn @laur0dc Ihr jluctie@
Gridcincn mndJten, mo aus Der 1e.
plulrten 0ilentliden ErciapcrtlmoI.
Ulrng murOc niftS.
Die Fora0e mar, mic iolQt }ll'0nle
men g%citcllt:
IrciBig Wtnnn bcrittcn mterGom
manoo bon Sieutenont WtcGlcIIan;
oic aopclIc beS ). HcQimcnta, 0cn
Greater Baltimore Wforih" iple.
Icn0; Woridoa Iornon mo Stills.
Ntorifol planning 81 Efcroc; Oo2
crItc 9otoillon, beitebcn0 ou3 0cn
Gompognic'n bonn 0itliden, uorooit.
Iidcu, uorblhcn mo mittlercn
Giitrift inter Dem Commando 0c0
fir oic @cleaenbeit nit Dem Noiu-
t%ontcnrong be~tleioctcu S%iettcnont@
Garter pom oitliden Stotion36ouic;
@oter'S Sort 4opclc; 5ucitc9 90.
t%oillon, beItcbeno aus 0eu GompoQ.
nic'n pom pcitliden, nor0mcitIihcn,
iiioIideu nnh iiiomeitIid)en 9iItritt
inter Dem Commando oc3 nit ocnl
Wopor5rong 6~efleioeten NlnOcsS Ger.
Qconten Nieiner pom 0itlihcn eta.
t%iOnSbmuIe; Fatroluogcn.
Nad ser Eorooe IicB sic Eoli5cI
bcbGroe in ibrem SibmQS5immler I'M
@cridtSgcbGlloe einen 2lmid lcrni'
rem, 81 meldcm ser @ouucrueur. Der
Wiopor, oas EreiSridter GoIleQium
b0heren Foli5eibeamten mo Die hos
bcren itGotiid)en @can1tcu cingclaOen
iuarel.
Gr.Goroner, Commandment ~OcrtSlotl
tcnmili5 uno Nr5t oCS Teucrocporte'
mcnta o.. Gomin Seer mar nube 0u.
ran, nod oemS totionabuuic 81 NON.
bern. Nm Mount NounI Nucnlc mo
WoiberitroBc belt cr nGmlih nit lei
nem @u9gu brett olll Dem StraBene
i~ibergang an, ais Die EolI5ci lilr Die
Foraoe Nuiltclliung nohm. Slcute-
nunt WtcGlcllon pon Der bcrlttcnen
Yoli5ci beiobl inn, Den StroBen-lle=
bergonQ irei 81 boltcn, mo Or. Seer
Qob cine 5uriidlpeiieuOe Nntlport mo
blieb, no or mar. Slclltcnant Wtcs
GlcIlom orbncte ooroui ieine Gerboi.
trng an. Srcunoe Oe9 Oh. 8eer
munoten lid ober ihncll onNtorlholl
Nornon, uno oieier Qob Sefebl, Den
fir 9en0bnlid jouioIcn GOftor mIe.
Der gebcn 5l loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16


Iom Wopor mter5eihnct wurocn
aeitern Die iolgenoen ueuenSorlogen;
S79,5OO ants Dem 9rauooiItrifts'
SSono III permiligen fir Die Eflalte'
runa Der StraBen i'm 9anfoitritt
nit Solsbloden;
S3S, 800 aus Dem 9ranooiitriftS'
,Sono All perniligen iiir Die Eilalte-
rul,a toes Gentre.@ arftplates nit
Sol,bloden. aspbdltbloden ooer
pitriiisirten 3ieseliteinen;
5000 aus Dem 9ronooiltriftS'
Tono sn perwiaisen fir Die &einbal'
tuna Der StraBen int 9ranboiitrift
$4,000 aus ser Steuer. llmloee iiir
1906 81 permiaiaen fiir Die Inter.
iudyns Der @eiistitel fir aepiiie
YripotitraBen ourd) oas itGotiife
juriitiid,e 9iiremI;
Die Terl1ngerun9 oeS Sopfins'
Glaee, bon 8erman- bis Baltimore
GtraBe, mlb Soptins' Elace 5u men.
nen;
Die Sibertp . StraBe un6 Yarf'
Mpenue, 5wiihen Baltimore. uni
Sapette . StraBe, Wc2ane Yluce 81
! nennen;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
2ufalbcrid)tc aus @aibinstOn.

SeUt ~ ef ~ III u.
Nm Mittmod) Nbeno, Den II. Wioi,
miro Die @ereinigung oelltIter 0lt.
ter oobier in Der oSGngcrbumoz
&oQe," Nr. 314 & StroBe, N..@.,
cine Nod)ieier gum Sfiller- SllbilGum
ueronitolten, bel melder 8elegenbeit
Der iGbrlid)e Sd)ilerpreiS pertbeilt
uno ioI9cnoeS Erogromm ourt)aes
iiibrt neroen ioA: rSdiaerieier inn
SimmeI," ein gottlihea Shouipiel
bon u. ". Spier, Ser foteqoriite
&mlperuIln" uon Or. CIR. Strod;
Ser Slrmor Sdiaer'S," Sront
Glouop; oSdiaer'ibe 2urif," Otto
Seibcmonn; nShiaer'S ioeol.reale
yeitbetit unb Noturpbiloiopie," Sugo
Sdul5e; oShiner, @oetbe uuo i'd"
9loolpb @epp. Gum ShluB Ole &iitli.
Scene aus oySilbelm Sel." Die &oue
oeS yStouiioher" oorgeltellt BON
Srn. Srunf Glauop.
8crregnete Grfuriion.
Ser @eiangperein nglrion" peror.
1taltete am lester Sonntog Ieire
critic Grfuriiou not Hiper @iem
Srob oe5 oro6enoen @etterS batten
ii6 oof 10 pieIc oorun betbeiligt.
oob eS uotbmenoi9 ipar, nod einen
onoeren Compiler 81 nebmen, nm
i0mmtlihe grfuriioniiten ouf einma(
binunter 81 bringen. 2eiOer bruh
tur5 Dor Scr 2onbung Elm @efpitter
los, oaS eS unmoali6 modte, Dab
Die 2eute ii6 allf ben Tlab begeben
fonnten; elm paar Sunoert batten
mobl Den Wutb, trob beS %Itromenoeu
RegenS nod Dem Son5popiQou 5u
lauren, ober Der Nett blieb on 9oro
bis nm . llbr 5llr Hiidfabrt Srot-
Dem boben lid Nae gut onliillrt.
aonol ~miiare 6ei'm
TrGiibenten.
@eItern @ormittog belt ooS Gre
futip Gomlite Der SltbmusfonaIs
Gommiilion ieine lcbte Sibun9 IN Der
9unoesbollptitoot. I'm = llbr Nod)-
mittagS beaoben iid) Der &orliber
Sbonts. @ouperneur Wagoon mo
Sber. Sngenieur @olloce III 9eglei.
tuna oeS SetretGrs SaIt atf Ginlo-
olng BON YrGlioent Hoolepelt nad)
Dem @eiBen Solie gum .Sund)" mo
sur letten @eiprefung Der Banana
fanol : Mngelegenbeit. Seete Nud)t
reiiten Die %genunnten Serren Der
Gommiiiion naf NemsYort. no lie
beute nod cine Gonieren5 nit Den ii
rettoren Der ADMINISTRATION bo-
ben mo morgen nit Dem 0ampfer
,Scguroucio" nah Colon obreiien
iuerben.
Yloblih hes IbIebcn.
Sr. Somes Z. @robam bate iid)
am Sonntog Nbeno 9egen 10 llbr in
ieiner @obmna, GER. 755, Z. StraBe.
60, 5ur Hltbe beaeben uno befom
Damn einen Suitenanioll; er 500 lid,
luieoer al unb aing nod Der Ipotbefe
oes Srn. i. q. @eller, ode 8. nnS
5 Strobe, SO. in pelder er ieit 8
SSabren ols Glerf on9eiteat wor, nm
lid Micoi5in 5ltr Sinoerung bes Su>
items 81 bolen; nabe Der Mpotbefe
muroe or ploblid) b~eipubtlos mo
ltiir5te nieoer; Elm 8oriibergebenoer
hob i'm ouf mo brohte i'm in Ole
Apotbefe, 100 Or. M. Serbert 5llr
Siilie 9eruien muroc. alS Der gr5t
%eintrai, por Sr. Graham bereits cine
Selhe. Gin Ser5leioen bate ieinem
0aiein Elm Gnoe genlabt. Ser Ser
Itorbene wor 81 Sabre aft unb binter.
Iabt ieine @ittue nebit orei Sohteru.
Ser 2 mer lit "a. - Die
Fusluonren-@ roBbanbler baben be.
idloiien. hire @eibdite pom %. Mal
bis sum ~. IueuIt tdglib Inn 5 ubt
Ibenbs uno an Den Snmitoaen nm
1 llbr Hohmittags gu ihIieBen,
6,ouNts ses,. ~.s:C.k. 0.sSssa
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8eloicnbnnsen nadj 9emtIdlanb unS
Neftrei6l

gu "a Gents pro Warf unb 2OH
Gents pro arone. Yorto egtra.
@ediel ausgeitelt auf alle 1beile
Der @eIt. 1bco. $. 9iencr & &c..
TIA g.. 2egington.S Str. 3immer 3r.
3. QS0-lI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
Mrtbur ~. 8obipm,
Ns. 127. cN.Saltimsre. etraee.

VaTaae . Nptariats . 8elowedJicl.
Wuream. Shiffsfarten fir alle
inien. Meiiepaiie, @etiel.
8eIolped,iel uno Geloienoungeu.
feprtii4.fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Iognr Elm Speile5lmmer fllr Ole Nnae-
iteQten. Gas Mobilim lit ans Mabas
oonp mo Die Tllbbo0cn limo aus
SortbolS genloht. 0uS Yriuat5Im.
nler oeS Er0iioentcn mor bon mnbes
fonnien Sreunbeu mibcrocm aeitern
nit einem pr1dtigen NhmenItronBc
geidumiidt moroen.
Ecrionalnoti5 - &r. Wm.
~. 2uthorot. Elm irilbCrer 0ultimos
rer, Glerf oeS Observation-Disclosures.
ten BON Chicago, bcflnoct lid bier
gum Nciud,.
ErGiiocnt SSfar q. Murrnu
non Der Baltimore Obio.@nhn" lit
ioebeu bon eincm b%rcim0figcn Phi.
entbnlte in Soi SpringS, 30 5uriid'
gefcbrt.
Gopt. @m. Z. G%oliton bon Der
@anfiirmo Wilion Goliton 4 SO.
hat cine Heiie nod) europa ongetre'
ten, nm icine Srou aus Stolicn ob'
5ubolen mo Damn cine Hciie ourd,
Ieutld)lon0 mo Mublono III MAIDEN.
Sm @ronobiltrift iinb iebi
353 NcubautenL i1mmilid Weid)GftS'
bGuier. beSogen. Iieielben pertbei.
len ilt) AMI Die perihicoencn Stro.
BEN mie iolgt; Wnltimorcitrobe 80
SopciteitroBe II, SreocridItroBe s
Wnloeritunitrubc I, GommerceItroB(
., Gharle@ltraBe Il, GolpertltraBe 8
GoncoroitroBe 3, Gbeopiioe 3. Gill
cpiiitrobc =, @apltraBe g. @ermonltr
6, 8rontltrabe 4, &onoperitroBe 10
SouioopItrobc 5, SopfinS.Eluce 9
SollingSmortbitroBc 4, 2%omburoitro
&c 33, 2ibertpltroBe 6, Nerinatonitr
A. 9i9btitroBe II, Sentrc 3 Iorfet
Spoce 81, Merccritrobc =. WcGlel
lon's gaep 9, Nortbitrobs /. Yrott
iirabe IS, Soutbitrobc 6, @oteritro
&c A. grdonge.Elucc 1.
giIliae 81 d. c. ST. SolQ'
Der beiBen @itterung lit wGbrenl
Der leBten Gage Der Nreis Der Sid,
i'm Gnaros.W arft oui ME oosemelen
@eiie geiu,lten; 10 wuroen aeiterI
Gee. Jorellen in Sdliern 81 POO Fif
fir $50 perfauft.
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&ennp's feine a~er5fete 0affees

meroen in allen Staottbeilen bon
Baltimore perfauit. Die por5iigIide
GualitGt uno mdbigen Ereiie MAIDEN
oieielbeu geraoe3u beriibmt.
G. .&emmp &c., 5bec, &affee, 3Mfer.
(sfpril5 .iGiNoSd)
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ltntcrbnltunss . @egpciicr.
Staot Baltimore.
Sas WCttcr.

sir Wurplano un0 Den Giltrttt
Columbia Regengiiiic, @cmittcr mo
pcrGn0CrIidc @inoc.
Ger b0titc GbcrmomctcrItano mar
81 @rno nm / llbr NudnlittagS.
Ger nie0riQitc lbcrmometeritnnb
mar 50 @raO nm 6 llbr Wtor9cnS.
WittIerer @arometcrItano 1892.
Ger b0d,itc 9bCrmometcrItono Ser
lebtcn 81 Stm0cu in uod)iolgcnocn
StG0ten lpa: mic iolgt: Gultport 80,
Tortlano 80, Bolton 60, Nlbunp 81,
Seem Dorf II, @arriSbur9 80, Ybilns
0clpbia 80, NtIantic . Gitp 6S, Cape
Wop II, Woibington sc, Noriolf 80,
SottcraS so, Charlotte sc, Wilming-
Ton 81, GborleIton 81, Soponuab SO,
S~Sndionuille SO. Supitcr 81, Sen NcIt
sc, 9ltlanta 80, montgomery 80,
Sem Orleans 76, Taleitine 7G, 8al.
peiton rs, Corpus Gbriiti 50, Ntem.
pbia -, Cincinnati 10, EittaburQ
20, Osmeao 76, Buffalo 81, Glcpc.
loio 20, Detroit GS, Nlpenn 5S,
MarQltette ~. Green Ban ~, Gbi.
cago -, 0ulutb 60, ct. saul 81,
ct. 2ouiS 20, &onioS Gitu IS,
Smubu. &c, Suron 60, @i%mort IS,
@iaiIton GO. SABRE 60, &elenn 81,
Solt Gofe GS, Qenuer Ga Nortb
Ilotte 81; 9oOge II. Nmoriao IS,
Sos Mugclea %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Ger 9 CONNER 1T ga. - Die
FuBpaaren-@ roBbanoler bo6en be.
ldloiien, hire @eihdite bonn %. Mai
bis sum II. glueuit tdglib nm 5 ubr
Ibenbs unb an ben Samitaaen nm
1 llbr Hohmittags su ihlieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

.sn. ..s nd,e lsD Nssganb ttfsset q. Esins.
~" ne. lt, q. vsntsottshe.
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Apubeiier 0 o 0 o 0 / 0-3
Baltimore 1 0 0 0 0 0 GO
9aaan uno 9onipub, unpdrieiiihe.
Niitfe Yitber NIB 0eurne Gdther iiir NdIip.
Sd1ulb eliher II. SteeIrnan Gather fir Node'
Iier.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09
About the Yellow Fever.


NV Orleans the
tanned
this
exiab feel the authorities will handle
less fatality all the called yellow periods will show
While fully month all the
the 125 mark and those charge OF it's handling
it will without spreading without
old
The schooling the handling
United equipped those authority
which be accepted practical
hold will
safety and confidence before ndugd
There will be epdton the fatal yellow the thathave
passed history
%
The most dangerous auo the situation the idle
that
This notOny malicious criminal
liable under the law than who would quarantine Now
time liars lessons
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09

~ ~ OF Atlanta, to wear dress suit at
a reception given By the governor Of Georgia has
moved the New York Sun to suggest that Mayor
Woodward is seriously contemplating running for
governor of Georgia, in which event the Sun believes
che would be hailed and hymned by hawback crack
erdOm from Appling to WOrtb.n
We are not officially informed whether Mayor
Woodward actually refused to wear dress suit on
this occasion or simply neglected to do So It may
be that his dress suit found at the last minute
after careful search tucked away in adark closet and
freely ventilated By moths. That is q common oc-
currence with middle-aged or elderly men who are
constitutionaly opposed TO boiled shirt and spike
tail in hot weather. It may BE- on the other hand
that Atlanta's head official determined to renounce
the pomp and vanglOry Of the dress suit for special
reasons other than political But so far as the Sun
is concerned, its Is intended to be disparag
ing to Georgia and the South. The Sun knows we'll
enough that in the rural and mountainous regions Of
New York there are more ignOramuses, more IN
promising chill biesv than in the state Of Georgia.
and that right in the city Of New FORK can be found
more hopeless tOughs, more scamps and scOundrels
without the slightest disposition to be decent than
in all the Southern states combined.
The Columbus Ledger, replying to the Sun says;
tsTheTe are some Of rs down here in Georgia who
wear dress saits often like New Yorker, some Of
who prefer to look like head-Waiters as seldom as
possible, and some Of as who esobew the spike-tail
altogether.
eve may not wear dress suits with as much
regularity the folks do up in the Sun home town.
and neither have we ever dined with q monkey as
the guest Of honor, IS vas done in New York where
It amounted to downright cruelty to the monkey.
Neither have we contracted the New York habit Of
wearing the trousers Of dress suits cut so short
as to display bracelets worn on our ankles. which
style was originated, II we mistake not, BY one Of
the SUMS most distinguished fellow citizens, and
adept at wearing dress SUITS the Hon. Harry Lehr.
We have also managed to side-step the Hyde fad
and fancy IN knee trousers and hair dressing.
'sThe fact is that down here IN God country We
Judge man BY what he is and does rather than BY
the clothes he years.
And our contemporary might bave added that IN
Georgia and the rest Of the South there are no
schemes to publish alleged society blue books to
which many Of those who take the lead il social al
fairs IN New York snd wear the dress suit regular
II pay liberal sums TO have suppressed small
part Of their individual records. A mans clothes
are q very poor standard by which to Judge him.
Some Of the dummies in the show windows Of fash
onable taiors are dressed in the height oi fashion.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09

1t is significant that this very Shanghai chamber of
commerce inaugerated the boycott against American
goods in the first instance
It is said by Consul General Rogers that the con-
tinuance OF the boycott is seriously hndeTng Chna's
commercial progress. This Ia the reason why the
principal merchants Of Shanghai are willing to
throw down the bars again to Uncle Sans export
els. The weapon China employed against the
United States proved to have two edges, and now
China is sorry and is willing to let bygOnes be by
cones.
The Chinese have proved ungrateiul to the best
friend they bad among nations Had it not been for
the policy and diplomacy Of John Hay their empire
would today be dismembered; France, England Ger
many ana Russia would have torn It into shreds.
But the Celestial memory is tricky and China quick
ly forgot this timely act Of friendship When
the nations Of the earth camored Tor extortlonate
indemnity growing out Of the Boxer rebellion, John
Hay demanded that these claims be moderated
America in spirit Of unselfsh friendship declined
to force the payment Of the indemnity OF e25 O00 600
in gold awarded the United States and has practic
ally reaeased China from all obligation to pay this
indemnity, remitting more than S22 O0O 900 Of the
amount and keeping enough only to pay the dam.
ages suffered by private American citizens resident
in China.
at tie Boxer conference America stood firmly by
China, and no doubt It was the American influence
that at that time again saved the empire from dis.
membrant. But China also forgot this additional
evidence Of our friendship. It is true that she had
reasons for feeling aggrieved ct the treatment Of GER
tain Chinese students and merchants travelling in
America; but she showed 8 mean and ungrateful
spirit IN seeking to do injury to her best friend at
The earliest opportunity. China has forfeited much
oi the sympathy and entente Cordiale that has SO
Ong existed IN America for the land Of the yellow
Dragon.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09

gold since 1896 has amounted to s2 526 0O0 00O 1t
is claimed by experts that 1860 000 900 of this new
gold has found resting place In the vaults Of the
great banks Of Europe while about 500 0O0 600 has
gone into the of the national banks in the
United States. The total thus claimed to have been
held up is s9S0,OQ0, 600. Much Of this new gold
has gone into the arts and sciences and this is asti-
mated at 767 900 000 allowing, as experts do for
30 per cent. Of the gross product to find employ.
ment in this manner. Assuming these figures to be
correct, there remains 5000 600 600 in round num-
ber unaccO united for. One theory is that this has
gone into the hands OF private bankers in Europe
and is held by banks other than national in this
country There is an absence Of exact data on this
point.
The sum-up Of the situation is that the world is
well stocked with gold and is holding an enormous
reserve. Meanwhile production is going on at q
lively rate. 1t is figured that the worlds total gold
supply will be increased by about s4O0 000 600 dur
the current year. The Alaskan production shows
no signs OF materially waning, while recent dscov.
cries in Nevada have added very considerably to the
total output and give promise, so it is claimed, Of
even greater things.
These facts and figures end the general outlook
are what cause some to fear that there will be flood
Of the yellow metal to such an extent that the price
may be deprecated. But the fact should not be
overlooked that meanwhile the worlds commerce Is
growing and expanding st & rapid rate. Gold has
become practically the universal money standard,
and this has and must continue to enlarge ts uses
There is hardly any danger OF the commercial world
being gOrged gold Certain it is that the average
individual is not worrying over the proposition.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09

The statistics Of beer consumption, which are
available for only seven countries show total con-
sumption Of 5,604. 600 gallons annually. In
1904 Germany consumed I, 7S3, 600 900, the United
kingdom, sol 600 900; the United States, 494.
0OO 600; France, 2s9O00,0 90; Hungary 81, 250, 600
and Italy, 8, 100000
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09

Advice Is received from 3 publishing house in
Ohio that there will shortly be issued bOOk escri-
bing all forms OF diseases and telling how to treat
sudden attacts Of one kind or another until expert
medical aid can be gummend Books like this have
been published since printing was first invented
and they answer good purpose Human sympathy
respond quickly to human ills and in time OF sick
ness suggested remedies fly thick and fast. It
Is q wise mother who keeps herself we'll informed
concerning the simple remedies that may be used in
the home to allay suffering. She has always been
the rst aid to the injured, but it is doubtful If
the mothers OF the future going to be as ready
to meet emergencies There is 8 constant tendency
to neglect the little homely things which have al
ways been valuable in the household, and It is no
particular credit to the present generation that this
Is so.
tt is remarkable that people constantly subject TO
the irailtes Of human existence should allow them
selves to get ont OF touch With natural and speedy
remedies, yet every day shows an added reason why
lessons in "hOme d0Ctoring' should receive greater
attention.
Perhaps seats might be provided ct the peace con.
ference 81 the governors Of Louisiana and Miss.
issippi.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09
CHINA'S INGRATITUDE.

He news from Shanghai that the
chamber Of commerce of that
city has taken steps to term
mate the Chinese boycott against
the United States is particularly
gratifying, as Shanghai has long
been considered the center Of anti
American sentiment in the Orient
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09

South. Captain Howell, after splendid record rs
Confederate soldier, was one Of the brave spirits
who helped to rebuild Atlanta after it had been
shattered and almost destroyed by the Tavages Of
the Civil war. He never for one momeRt lost faith
in his city, but undaunted and undismayed put his
shoulder to the wheel and worked ceaseessly night
and day for community advancement
Captain HOwslps work in Journalism represented
his most notable effort. For years he owned a con-
trolling interest in the Atlanta Constitution and in
conjunction with the late Henry w. Grady was in
strumental in placing that great newspaper upon the
foundation which has since made it such a powerful
factor in Southern journalism.
In the state Of Georgia Captain Howell was many
times hOnOred and in the democratic party Of the
nation he was for years prominent figure Offered
high consular position under President Cleveland
he declined the honor to continue devoting his time
and talents to the advancement of Georgia and At
lanta. His fellow citizen hOnOred him by making
him mayor OF Atlanta. He also figured in numer-
GUS railroad enterprises and expOsitOns and alto
gether did much that was useful and honorable.
In his death the South loses a man Of high char
acter, sterling worth and dindOmnitabepluck and At
lanta and Georgia have been deprived OF a citizen
whose achievements will go down in the history Of
city and state as having been Of lasting and nest
mable benefit to both.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09

The wisdom Of quarantining has been demonstrat
ed BY several towns that caught yellow fever cases
ct the quarantine line-and isolated them. It win
not dot0 dilly-dally with yellow Jack.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09
THE FLOOD OF THE YELLOW METAL.

I this time particularly, one hears
much talk Of the wonderful increase
in the worlds stock Of gold and
some are fearful that the stock will
grow toe large and thereby depre.
ciate the value Of the metal for
commercial purposes.
For instance. the output OF new
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-08-09
DEATH OF CAPTAIN EYAN ?. Howell

BE following editorial from the
Birmingham News, August z Is but
a just tribute TO one Of the SOuth's
truest sons and nOblest workers:
The death Of Captain Evan p.
Howell, which occurred yesterday
in Atlanta, is loss not only to At
lanta and Georgia, but 70 the entire