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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15

Rad 81 Sabrcn.
Ger ~r0tbicl6oft peridmun0cne @ro.
iciior 6rpc told)t in Gbicogo mic
Der olf

49, 80
fciior 6rpc tollbt in Gbicogo mic
Der oui.
& bicogo, SQ., fl. Nllgltit. -
Sine ieniotioncIle 8egcbenbeit, mel
DIE Dor mebr o(S 0rei Sobr5e6nten sic
8emiitber bier in G%rrcgltng ncriebt
bate, bot cine nridt mcniger ienIotio.
ncllc @citcrcntpidclllng c|rfabren.
9}od) elmer uncrtlGrtcn A6lpeienbeit
pom 81 Sobren lit Charles $. 6rpe,
iciner Belt Superintendent ser bieli-
gen 9tormolidulc, nelhcr bon ieincr
Satin un0 after @elt fir ldngIt per
itorben un9eic6en morocn mar, pl0b=
Iif mie0cr uufgctou6t. Gr fommt
ais moblbubcu0cr Wunn micOcr, obcr
er bat cine @%cOin8ung gcitcat, er mill
nidt befro9t mcr0cn, omober er fam
Der 6abrt," cr mill feinerlei 6ra9eit
bcantporten un0 in Hubc gclaiien
mer0cn. ghlr 10 picl bot man aui
ltmrcgcn bcral2gcfunocn, Dab er
Dor uielcn &obrcu ulti Ocn E1ilippi.
men gcrpcilt fat.
@rofciior 6rpc crircutc li6 I'M
Sabre 1875 groBen Nnic5en5 III @bi.
coQo uno gait ais Superintendent Ser
Chicago Normolihulc iiir clncn Der
6cuG6rtcitcn YG0oQogen I'M gart5en
Stuat. Wfon fam itd sic Seniatiou
OenfeuL ais ser geod)tcte uno HI beItcn
&erbGltniiien lebcn0e Watn ploblid)
peri6mon0, o6ne Dab mar cine Spltr
BON ibnl ent0cden fonlttc. SdlicBlld)
ault cS ais altSgemaht, OoB er SclbIt-
moro bc0angcn babe, obgleid iiir Ell
men iol6cn S6ritt OcS NtonncS audi
nid)t ser gcrin9itc Nnbaltsplntt Dor
6ult0en NOR. gr mar OonlolS 81
Sabre aft, UNI einige Sabre otter ais
icinc u~eripciiclte Satin.
Wlan Octtc ii6 Die lleberroi6ung
un0 sen Shrcden Ser orrtcn 6rall,
ais Gcutc pl0sli6 elm 6ltcrcr Mtoml
Die Mo6nung betrot, in Ocm tic I'M
aeodtet 0eS e~rgrnutcn @oorca mo
Yortcs rno Ser ionitigen WterfnaIe
Oc3 NltcrS i6rcn lett iTber Oreibig
&o6rcn %pcr(oren gegcbencn @ntten
c"rfonntc. 0ic 6rou iicl III cine ticie
O6nnnodt; ol5 Iic eruof)te, mor Der
6rcnOIing cifrig INN lie beihGiti9t.
Gr ilbcrgob ibr cin Yofct 9onfnotcn,
$4,000 in neucn @unoerteriheinen
un0 ieinc erItcn @ortc moren: Bite,
lcgc mir fcilc 6rogcl por." 0o6ei
blic6 or. Gr CAB MIR SIT peritc6en,
OaB er in irii6cren Subrcn Oiel @elo
ouf 0en Y6ilippinen ucr0iclrt babe.
Scin 0ic3bc5ii8Iidcr @unid) miro re-
ipeftirt wcrOcn. 6rol 6rpe bofIt,
Dab in Oem Homon fctnc mciterell
gntuidcIungen ioIgcn merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15

Gas Gomplot in Banana a.
8ouocrneur Wtogoon bat Dem
StaatS0epurtemcnt oolt Der &erbuf-
tung Der orei5ebn Yerionen Wtittbei-
hung gcntu6t, ipelde auf DEM Sltb=
mlta inter Scr 8eiduloiglng per.
boitct iporOcn lino, ouB iic iid) Der.
idluorcn bobcr, ErGiioent Nmuoor
bon 8onomu 81 ermorocn un0 Die
Hcpltbltt SIT I%tiir5cn. SSn Der 9cpe.
idc beiBt cS, elf bon oeu ArrcItontcn
ieicn GoIombioncr, cintr Merifoner
mo elmer gticoroglloncr. SGmmtlt.
dc 2lrrcituntcn 6ciinOcr ii6 I'M @e-
fGngniB. uno @ouoerncur Wtaquon
pcrIihert, Der 3mii6enfoa bobe altf
Ocm &itbnnts mcnig 9lufiebcn cr.
regt, lnO c9 bcitebc feline Spur BON
&ctOodt, ooB ole 2eutc inn 9lltitroQe
irgenO elmer 5tCgicrung gcbonoelt
bQttcn.
Sbom an tur5c 3cit in
8oi6inQtom.
Shubomtaictrct0r Sbop tc6rtc
bon ieincr Mcoctour i'm mittIcrcn
@citcn bicrbcr 5uriid unb ii6ernobm
mieoer iciuc glmtaNcidditc inn Gcpor,
tcmcnt. PIN nG6itcn 6rcitog miro
CT iid 5llr Nbbolrng Der W}itgIie-
Scr icincr 6onilic, mcldc am Som-
itoG bon europe 5uriidfcbrcn, nod
Ncm-0orf bcgcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15
u br NJ obri0.

Wu0ri0 5, fl. Nugult,- Gin GuIs
rl16r brod bcutc in 6olNc BON l(n5!l'
f~ric0cnbcit iibcr gcuiiiC Stcucrn bier
aus. Ger @iirgcrmciltcr unO ein
Mit0lico Dca Stuotrotbc2 murOcn
nit Stcincn bcporlcn mo Elm ou0e'
res Observation-Disclosures ourd) ciucE
Wiclicritid pcrlcbt. Gle GipiIGorNc
i~cllcrtc olli Ole GunnIIttuntcn mo
pcrulunOctr mcbrcrc ErriOnct.
Ger toIIc MuIlob Geld q.
9en.
2onoon, 10. Nll0ltlt. Eincr
GcpcIdc scr y0oilp WIoiI" aus Nocn
Al, Iolgc bat Der tollc W}ullob nod
Sem cr 10 S9ubcn-G 0ricr pcrmiiitct,
in icincm Sic0cStomcl oo3 @cbict
OcS SultonS bon YRiicrtoin on0c.
oriiien. @cioe Eortcicn crIittcn
id,mcrc @crluitc. 800 &ricQcr unb
rclln nobe @crrponotc oea SuItoua
murocn 0%ct0btct, ollCiR Der &cBtcrc
i6lug idIieblit ocr, NtuIloD, mo
bcriclbc 500 lid in Scr 9tidtung bon
Sai0 uno Der &iiitc 5ltrild.
@pm a0nig &outon EN-.
pfonger.
Gbriitionio. If. 9luguit. -
a0nia &uafon emptln8 o@f1ljlell ..
s. 9. @circe, Den ncllcn amCritoni.
idcn @ciunbten in Norpegcn, mel
der icin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iibcrrcid)te. Sr. Eeirce mar BON
Dem 0eionoid)oit2 SctrctGr Gang.
borne be9lcitct.
3ulI0icnit in Bort GoInp
Yefing II. Ilgltlt. Ger bic.
ii9e ioponiife 8einnOtc Nopnibi bal
China in Senntnib gciebt, bob Sd
pan bercit lit, in Sort Iolrp elmer
3pQbierit 81 crrid)ten, mo r0tb Gbl
no, olcid)c arrangements al Der
@ren5itotionen in scr norolidlel
Monoidrrei 81 t"reflcl, nm Sen Ser
fcbr auf ocn ioponiidcn mo rltiii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15
llcbungcn Snr See.

u odport +, Maii., IA. IuguIt.-
SIN @cgcniob ST Den nrIprlnglltelI
&l0nen lit gcltern oaS |gcgempnrtlg
i'm 6iciigen Saicn bciinOltdcS d)ldht-
idriii . 8cidmooer Der atlantlId)cn
6lotte ltiht uua8ciabrell, I'M @od)'ee'
Mon0ucr ub5ubalten. Sn Sar'e Oea
cages lalocten ungcfdbr 600 Mtd'
rinelulootcn mo unternabmen, &c.
iolat BON eincm Sbeil 0es Solpital-
Corps, ciltcn 5ebn 0ieilcn Iangelt
Morid. Sp1t am Natmitto9 limo
bic ~iotgcnOcn GorpeOoboote inter
Commando bon lieutenant = Gom-
manocr 4ltoerion bier eingelaltfen:
.Wor0en," .Wtc0 onougb," DN6tp'
ple" II. y9uprence," mGbrenO vStem-
art" nlo ySopfinS" nod in Nepport
Suriid geblicbcn lino.
Gam Nie8o, Gal, IA. Irgnlt.
- Ger areu5er .Mnrblebeoo" ut
nab lehstGgi9er 6obrt aus acnpnlco
inter Commando bon Gopitdn Oetl-
li1nn bier oltgelangt. Der arcljer
miro nod) eriolgter Infnabme bon
aohlcn ieine Sabrt nud) Dem Fltget-
Sunb iortieben, nm OaIelbIt sum Fn-
ciiic /. 8eihDaoer 5n itoBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15

tobcriitcn, mclhc GcItern NbenO ip0t
sum NbidluB Gclon8tc, lGBt auf cine
8cridmcI5ung Der 0ftobcriItcn nit
Der ncuen ,Yurtci Der Micocrgeburt,"
lpcIhe cine fricoljdc llmgcitoltltng
ser NciorlilbcrucNlmQoli lire Sabine
NcIhricbcn bat, idlicGcn. SGnmtlidc
&cOncr crtlGrtcn iih SIT @ltnitcn Ell
mes iolhcn 8roQrommS, uno idlicB-
lid ipltrOc Die NcioIlttion ungcnoms
men, 3lpcigOerbGnoc Der ncllcn 8urs
lei ou~f5uforoerlL iibcr Oic 6roBC Der
Gcrcini0ung nb}ultimmcn.
Gic cri6W0rung gc0cn
Ocn itritc Nt.
fOluu9.
Petersburg If. Mug. - Gle
i6oricn S6iiiic mcId)c nlrf @roBfiirit
9tifoIorla MifoloiGuitih am 6rcito9
obgciclcrt mur0cu ais cr bic Sd)lcB-
"iibrn0cn Der @oroc in &roBnoic=
ScIo inipi3irtc, iinO 0oa Hciltltot ci-
ncr ticionaclcatcn &crlhm0rlnh on
lucldcr piclc Gipiliitcn bctbcili0t uo-
rem. Cine Nn}obI Der &cridD0rcr lit
pcrboftct morocn. is bciBt, 0oB tic
0ifi5icrc Our1 2'citcAurG pcronloBt
bobcrL ihoric EQtroncn ju Dcrtbcilcrr,
10 Oo6 ser @robiijrit, Der bcfonntlid
nid)t ~gctroffcu mltroc, bate gct0btct
mcrOcn i0nncrL obnc Dab cS m0glih
Ncmcicu mare, ocn Wt0rOcr ST. crnlit-
tClll.
Mttcutut ami YoIi3ci.
buuptm mann.
&upUuopo. 9o5ncienStL
If. NuQ. 49, Cine Shoor ju1Qcr @cutc
ans elmer bcnohbortcn Ortid)oft grin
Ooa 6ubrlperf oc2 Eoli5cizGopitdn2
@iiDofoii an. Ntcbr ais 80 S6iillc
murocu obQcgcbcr, Der @ogcn muroc
Olrd)lGHcrt llnO cinc Game, Wcldc
ocn @oli5ci.GopitGn bcglcitctc, per
ultnoct. Ger Captain icIbit cnttom
dnucrlCbt,
@ert6 Der pcriii6cn DC
form bcWc0un8 |bc3lpci-
iclt.
&ctCr5burh If. Mug, - InI-
iiid)c 9conlte, pcldc nit pcriiidelt
NnQclcQcnbeitcn Dertrout limo, lir0
irbr ifcptiid ii6cr Die gedtbeit Der
Rciormbcucqung in @criicn la-
mcntlih 6c5ii8lid Der ShuiIung e.
ucr Natiouol . &Criummlung, mic lie
ans ICDcran aenclOct morOcn. EItlc
9Camtcn bctoncn Nua S6ldlal Oe2
groBartig DerfiinOctcn S%uIti5rotbc@,
luclhcr Dor ipci Wtonotcn zines lclis
gen Gobc9 gcitorbcn, unO iogcn, oob,
io6olO cine Yurtci felt I'M Sattcl liBt,
tic jcOc Qcicbgcbcriidc GinId)r0nfrng
Der obioIlttcn @Cuolt ilbcr @oro
lpirit.
Sic %olitif Der mobommeoullia
idcn 20nocr," iogtc bclttc Der Gbct
oca pcriiihcn requirements 5umScr,
trctcr Der n9liioc. Erciic," lit telnc
Sudc oc9 Erin5ip2, iOnOcrn pcrlon.
lidlct Sntrigucrl. GScbe Gortci lit be-
rcit, irQCnO cinen Shlu6trltf all5lls
"ncbnlcn, DER Griolg ucripridt."
0icicr 9comtc ucrlihcrtc, OoB fels
ne intcrnutionolc Eolitit iuuolu!rt
lei, trob Der Gbotiohc, Dab cine Der
Tdftioncn in Der britiihcn @Otihoft
3uflldt gcnommcll.
Nus onOcrcn Gucllcn crf0brt Die
,giiociirte BrcIic," Oob Spilden
| @ro66ritonnicn unO GuBlunO Ser
bunolrmgcn iibcr %crilcn cr0ifnct
iuorocn iinO mo cincn lrcumOihoit'
lidcu &crluIf ncbnlen.
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Tuirbuufs uirb rcocn.

Indianapolis, Sno.; IL.
Illglit. - &ice-FrGii0cnt. 6airbanfS
bat cine G~inINOung ongerpmplell, BET
Der Gr0fimug Ser ~Gr5icbunga. mo
&noultrlc Aualtc0ung Der Neger oea
Stoatca Ohio am %. Aliglilt cine
Inlprod)e ST baItet. Iltd) 8oliper-
neur @orrta mo 9oofer :. WnlbI19'
ton perOct 3c0en balten.
~ u g TX L a.
sTsss die zOeS'rs, Die !hI INNER ssau'' tau
.eaTa NxWNzZM
9ale itr's Nnelanb beiorst g. Ndtne, w
it3, Si'Saltimprc' Str, nabc Gpftnmbuhle'9pe'
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26b m e.

IaS 9%(r6eitsbiireau p~crottcntltd)t
einen @erid,t iiber llrterl ud)lngen
be5iiQlid Der arbeitslobnc rno Nr-
h~cit3ihmOcn 4u1breuo pes &obreS
1905 in sen bauptiddlid)en &noi,.
ltrie5pci1cn ser Ser. Staoten. Ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-15

9aie ihr'S Nnelano beIorst g.. Ndtn!e, w.
it3, Stt'Saltimprc. Str, nabc Gptnmbuhie'9pe'
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@lntiaes aampf.

sln Der aiiite bon aamtihutfa gern-
ratben guiicn iulo Sapaner ancin-
onber.
Siftorio, 9.sG., Is. Sept. -
t8ier ein9etroficne 9tohrihten aus
,Sapon meloen einen blltigen 3uiam.
menitoB 5piidcn inpaniideu 6iihern
mo Huiien an Der &iiIte pon Sam.
tihatfo SSm Sample lpurOen ein rltl.
iiiher Sili5ier mo 10 Mann, ionic
cine 2ln5obI >Sopaner, inter Oielen
&ieutenant Soafe mo Der Gapitdn
eines iapaniihen ShiifeS getobtet.
SehS ,Sidcrinbr5euge aus ben jopa.
niiden sSiherorten 9tignta, 9infota
uno Snfonoate naren bei'm tSiI6en
impeit Ser ailite non &amti6otfa,
ais cine 9lbtbeililng Gulien bin3lfom
uro ole SfiIie megen llnerlnllbtcn
Iihfonges in rlliliiden 8eDdiiern
beihlagnubmte. Gin iaponiider Dol.
metiher 'Su5eufi 500 iein Sdmcrt
uno tootcte einen ruiiiihen llntcr-
lieutenant. Sn Dem nadiolgenoen
Sonbgemenge wnroen 10 9iuiien unb
Elm Iubcnb Sopaner getobtet, ebe Den
ioponiihen ,Sildern gelong nit ibs
rem tSobr5crlgcn SIT entfonlnlen.
Tod) elmer anberen Welbung MIR
ben sic japoniihen ,Silherbpote bon
oen Sorts Scr sseItlme 8Iabipoitof be.
idoiien. Gos ruiiiihe nSournal" in
IIooipoItof iogt. 6os Borgeben lei Der
Sbotla6e 5u5lidreibcn 0nB Die rSa-
poner Die ,yeitungsperfe ab5eihneten
itno Gernciiltngcn beS SabrDaiierS
oprndbmen.
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Gier 8erettctc.

Shopner 81. 3, 9ibber" all ser
iiioatlontiiben &iiitc gel6eitert
Der Captain lno ser Helt Ger
Wtannifaft pabrideinIi6 perlo.
ren.
Gborle1ton S..G., rs. Scpt
Der 0ampfer .gen.Oorf" bon
Ser 9lpOe.2inie bradtc beiite oen
Iaat lno brei Seeleute oes bel 6rp.
ing Ean Sbools geihciterten ameri-
faniiGen Sbooners 81. 3. 9ibber, !"
9apitGn SapreS, bierber. 9oS tSabr-
'5eug mar NIT einer 2oouug 9aubol5
olf Der SSabrt bon Snoannob nuh
gtelu-Yorf unterlpe9s. Die bier @eret-
teten batten lid all Der Eofelage bes
g8rads feIt9ebaItcn, bis lic bon einem
goote oes 9alnpfers gerettet mrrbcn.
Der GnpitGn unb Der Nelt Der Wann-
ibaft lpurben nidt aligehlnben.
Die Wonnihaft oes geiheiterten
S6ooners beltanb ais elf Eerioncn
0as 5abr5eug bate ein Displacement
bon 64S 5onnen uno mltrbe in 1884
5u 9atb, 0fe., eebnut
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llntcr Wprbanflnac.

buffalo, N.+9., Is. Septbr, -
Or. ". ". 3urper muroe im Eoli5ei.
geri6t ouf Die Artloge oes Soot'
idlogs I'M erlten @rabe porgeiiibrt.
9tihter Mrrpbn erflarte, Gr. Sllroer
babe Den Zoo eines aiuoes bon Ger
truoe 8. anigbt bon Ebilooelpbia
burd cine Operation pernriodt, Die
fir Die Gettung bes 2ebeils BON SRI.
anigbt nid)t notbluenoig mar. Or.
Surper erflGrte iih nidt iduloig II.
iuuroe obne 3lllaiiilltg bon giirg.
idoft einem meiteren @erbor am
Wiittluod iiberfpieien.
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Gr5Ger5oQ gctroffen b1ttc Ser Gr5'
bcr5pg blieb ober gliidlifer Weile
unpcrlett Gle llcbeltbdter entfa-
meu in ser Gunfelbeit.
g fo6ereriot fir &ropal- L
Re in 5iume.
g1ien, Is. September - gtah
elmer Ecpeihc ous ,silnc unteriu6s
te Der bortige italieniide General
aonill ben llnfong Der Sddbigiln-
Oer, melGc ictrcn 2onbsleuten nab
reno Der iiingIten EuntuIte 5ugefilgt
moroen iinb. Die grbebun9en iol'
len Die @riuoluge elmer Sd)ooener'
iabforberurg bilhcn weIte Die &e'
gierrng III &om forbern miro. gs lit
bel Sen Gonflifter 5ipiiden Siioila-
ben, Wo9poren unb Stolienern IN
Siune utft MIR biel plitt geflolien,
ionocrn es 1T oitd 6e6eutenher Gt'
0cntblln,si6oocn nn9eridtef lporben.
&eriommlung po / | h er
Sournoliitrn pcr6o ten.
Yoien, is. Sept. - Die 8uialn'
menfllnft ppIniider Sournolilten
luclde bier ltottiinben ioatc lit BON
Der Toli5ei pcrboten tuoroclL neil ne
oo5u nngetbon lei, oic oiientli6eSro-
nling 81 It0rcn. Die 3illommenfunft
inn oen 3lued gebobt baben, einbeit.
lihc Eldnc 5llr iS6roerung Ser groB.
poIniiden @eltre6ungen 5u perett'
huren.
6riebenfiirit @iftor Gm o'
nuel.
W oifon6, IS. September. -
Sn DER Sisuug bes fiini5ebntenWelt-
frieoens-GongreiieS puroe Der Sor-
itonb beollitrogt, Gin IeIegromm on
aonig &iftor Gruoruel 5iI ienoen, IN
pclGem Oic Sofflnlng oes Gongrel'
les gum 9lusoritd 9ebruft miro, ooB
Der Mpnorh in Der 8eididte ais
SriebenSiiirit fortleben moge.
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9abnfataitrupbc in Snbiana.

2o.uispille, &p., Is. Sept. -
Der bon Cincinnati noh ct. 2ouis
beitimmte Eerionen5ug 9tr. 1 ser
Baltimore & Sbio Soutblpeltern
9abn" rannte beutc No6mittag 5u
Suron SSno, ge9en Den Iffommooa-
tions3ug Nr. Z. 2ofomotiofiibrer uno
S5ei5er pom 9tr. 1 famcn IN ibrer &o-
buie um's 2eben ilno mcbrere Ycrio-
nen iollen perlest apor0en iein. Gin
Siilfs5ug nit 9ler5tcn an 9oro lit
BON Wfitdell, Sno., nod) Dem Sholl.
plate abgeanngeu.
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Sd,ncc nuf 9Sifc's Ycaf.

Golorooo Springs, Sol,
1S. Sept. Gie elemente ifeinen
ser Eife's Yeaf.Gentennarfeier, mel
die n1hIten Wiontug bier beginnt,
nidt giinitig geitimmt. Mdbreno Der
lebten Na6t iielen Elm bis bier Sub
Shnee uno Der Shneeliurm mar Der
beitiglte, tpelher ien,als I'M Septen,
Der ,auf Yife's Graf eintrat. Sfnee.
piliige wurben 1eute anseipenoet, Inn
Die 3ohnrao6nbn Dem Terfebr 81 er.
oifnen.
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@initon GbnrdDilI mnterliest.

Concord. N-S, 1S. Septenls
Der. - Ser beute bier obgeboltcne
republifoniihc Stoats-Gonpent BON
9iefp.Sampibire bot Srn. Charles
M. 1lopo BON Manhelter Simt @olt,
perncur nominirt. Ger befonnte
Iononibreiber Winiton GburGia,
ipelder iit um Die Norninntion be-
iparb, unterlog. Gie neunte slbnim.
ntltng braGte Die entideionne.
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Baltimore, Mo, WQitpp6, hen 10. September 1906

@. $. 9nlmer aus 2uprence, SIS,
ipuroe 13 Wieilen fluBobipdrtS pom
Sdoilplat gerettet, ltno cin ols Yor-
Ter alif benz 3ige an0eitelltcr Ne9er
ipuroe ID Meilen fluBubpGrts geic.
ben. Gr rief ben 2tsSen onl llfer 5iL
CT merbe nbei ser ndhiten Station
aitslteiaen."
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Gin Wenu nub Gin stber.

S5enoiiene uucb geb6rts herbant Aber IN feline
Scrnauung gcit6rt. oann 1T er aan8 mas an.
Seres. D. b; Elm an, oem aj!aecn ODER aud Der
pcber. irnnfer Diellib, SoIsbe eshen ,5r furi,
nur aus BiIanden beraeftelten ct. gernaro
aranterpinen Stefelben enitolen feline ibar'
len nur alt cine ooriibereebenoe gSirfung be-
wirilibe ullo bunerftoe .0elune berehnet uno
ourcbdus rein negetabitt. 6esbdIb .branden
lie unb feline 3iider9ilue % GEMS. aue
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and that it was moi sooner given to

and that it was moi sooner given to
the press. Mrs. Storer has for IL
long time had an ambition to shine
in the social end of the diplomatic
spectrum. The post which Mr.,
Storer originally occupied in Mad
rid WAS not exalted enough to suit
her taste. At her request MIR
Storer was transferred to Rome.
and while there, acting npon the
theory that it would further her
own aspirations, Mrs. Storer in
duced her husband to apply to the
Pope for tho elevation Of Arch
Bishop Ireland 10 Cardiualate in
America. In so doing be used the
Presidents name in preferring th.
request. This was the point upon
which Mr.. Roosevelt originall,
protested. He said that while b.
had the greatest admiration for
Archbishop Ireland, he could not
az President Of the United States
allow his name to be used in max
ing such request. The request
was made nevertheless, and afte'
Il considerable period of CORES
pondence, Ambassador Storer Ief'
,is post in Vienna, where he had
subsequently been transferred, ami
went to Egypt. declining to aus
wer any of the Presidents letters
and taking no notice of oflicin
communications from the State
Department. Following Il long
term of absence from his post, he
was summarily removed. Tm
Slorers come back to this country
and the Elk Ambassador has JUS
given ont Il portion of the cores
pondence between himself and the
President, which the President
bIun,Iy characteristics rs false and
misleading in many essential par
ticuIars.
The whole incident is unfortu
nate and puts MIR. Roosevelt in The
position of being forced to reply
10 an accusation which he would
much rather have left unans weretl
1t shows ut the same time the dan
ger of an American woman mix
ing in political affairs, and is n"
apt to help Mr. Storer in the cam
paign of reinstatement in public
esteem which he hnd mapped ou'
for himself.
Potosi journal., 1906-12-19
Employment of ConvIcts.

In passing by a practically nn-
animous vote bill limiting the
regulation of interstate commerce
in articles manufactured by con
vicl labor, congress has recognized
the principle for which union labor
has been contending for years. To
the fairminded man this phase of
the labor problem will appeal as
just and worthy of the highest con-
sideration. In requiring free Ia
bor to compete with inmates Of pen
al institutions a situation is devel-
oped that is degrading to honor
able manhood and is the proper
SUBJECT for resentment. The only
way that the federal government
can reach state pcnitentiary con
tractors is Trough the interstate
commerce act, and why The pres
ent bill may not do away with
penal manufactures, it will limit
their market.
There is a growing sentiment ia
this country in favor of employ
ing convicts in road building and
other similar public works where
they would nnt he brought into
competition with free labor. In H.
linois a definite plan has been adopt
ed whereby the convicts Of the two
state penitentiarics are required 10
operate rock crnshers, and the
product of these crnshers is SEM
over the state for road improve
ment. In some parts Of the South
convic,s are used to make roads,
but under the prevailing system
the best results are not obtained
tArerr.
Potosi journal., 1906-12-19
Two Speeches.

Two speeches were made in New
York last Wedne ~<lay evening Mt
the annual banquet of the Penn
sylvania Snciety of that city,
which are at,rac, ing more than
the usual attention accorded ban
quet speeches. Among the not
ables present listening to the re
IN rks were j. p. Morgan of plu
tocratic fame, and Gr"iye F.
Baer, who some years az" pre-
clnimed that great corporate"
hud II "divine right over the ,'-.
pie. 1t is therefore we'll ln review
tho manner in which tho undi,'r
of the evening received the speech
cs.
The first speech was deli, ere'
by Secretary Of State Eiihu Root,
who took for his subject, ''Nation
al Government" The Secretary
argued that with the advancement
of the people they must necessarily
abandon in large part those
forms of government which they
found sufficient during the early
period Of our national develop
,ment. "Our whole life he said.
''has swung away from the old
State centers and is crystaliz'ng
shout national ccnters. In the
wide range of daily life and acIivi
.,,ty and interest the old lines I've
Tween the states and the barr ier>
which kept the states as separate
communities are almost complete :
" lost from sight" Morgan and
Baer, according to accounts, by
their attitude. evidently did no,
approve OF the Secretary's utter.
s.nces along these lines. Daer did
moi once raise his eyes while Root
spoke and Morgan seemed lost in
study of Baer's pbysi"gnomy,
and those who watched him saw
his teeth sink deeper and deeper
into II big black cigar he held Jc
tween them.
The other speech was delivered
by Justice Brown of the supreme
court, n Democrat and appointce
of Grover Cleveland. Justice
Browns address was apparently
extemporaneous, but nevertheless
regarded as intended to be II reply
in-thvssqs&ivs Vt Mr. huus. .sah
Potosi journal., 1906-12-19

dress. The second speaker made
his subject the ''Judieiary." He
held that the courts would stand as
a bar to any plan to alter the con
stitntion to the extent of national
supervision of local governments.
He declared not only did the courts
give commands to indiyiduals,
'but even to presidents and con-
congresses" When Judge Brown
made this truly remarkable state
ment Mr.. Morgan seems TO have
forgotten his dignity in his citation
and pounded the table with his
ti-t until he upset the glasses of
champagne, while Mr.. "Devine
Right" Baer stamped upon the
floor with both feet in approval.
With the above incidents in our
mind we can come to one conclusion
only as to what course of govern
,nent would be most favorable to
Messrs. Morgan and Baer and tn,
interests they represent; and quite
naturally also, we find the Demo
cratic press aligned against the
course Secretary Ront had out
lined, that the national govern
meni of the people of the United
States must be superior to all Other
interests, individual or state. In
our ignorance we have become
possessed with the notion that lh.
supreme court was the creature "i
the people acting through con
gress, but Justice Brown now Ell,
liyhiens with the information thai
'hc courts arc above president
and even congresses. We regre
that we cannot accept Ills vlew-
Of the matter with the same glad
some etfusiveness of Messrs. Nor
gan and Buer. The latter have al
ways felt pretty safe in the
courts-they have largely made
II Il part of their schemes to OWL.
'hem-but they cannot alwa,
Command presidents aud congre~
ses." What has been plain y put
before the people of this country
hy the speeches of MIR. Root and
Justice Brown, in our estimation
il, shall the conditions of govern
ment advance To become more fa
vorable to the interest and welfar.
Of the American people, or shall
they he held within the bonds and
restrictions which have lent them
selves so favorably to the inter es,s
nf ,he Morgans and Baers?