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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

Sed)3 M ttglteber ocS So
mats = Gomitc'S fir Fripilegien u1lo
Wablcn bobcn id 0abin erflort, ooB
Senator HCc0 Smnot lpcgcn lclncr
Scrbin0unQ nit Der Mtnrmoncn-&lr.
dc nidt 81 icincm Scnotorcn Sit
bcred)tiNt ici. Stint Wit9licocr ocS
Gonlitc'a CrtI1rcn, boB cr ooiu be.
rcd)tigt lei, unb Senator 9oIlcp er.
flGrt, Snloot ici ni6t 81 ieinem Sit
beredltiNt, CT f0nnc beilelben ober
nid)t pcrllltiq crtlGrt merocn, oilBcr
ourdl Au3itobun0, gtrn lino III DEM
Gonlitc NrobC iuriitiihe 2elhterl,
griinolihc &Cnncr scr 8erfullung,mie
Senotor Iorafcr, scr friiberc Slllti3-
Mtiniltcr &nor mo Senator Vallcp.
uno bod 0cbcn ibrc Iniiftet ats
chamber. Sorofcr uno 2nor baben
ben WtnOritGt5 9eridt nnter6eid)'
net, Der Smoot'a @eredtigung ais
Senator oncrtcnnt. Bailey bat oen
Winoritot3 9criht unter6clhnet,
aber nidt mbeoin9t. Gie belten
aenncr Der Contribution lirto allo &C.
gen Die Nu9ihlicbung Snoot'S. Gum
ausItobcn ioltc crit rcd)t fem @runo
porlicgcn, Ocnn an ben Sanolrngen
oeS Senators Don lltab lit fem Wus
tel mo cr lit porl Scr 2egislotiir lei
mes Stootca oronungsmaBig 0elpdblt
morocn. III bot iih oils Senator
Nidt@ 81 Shuloen fommen lollen.
Iber GA licgen ole 5onnen porSrml-
ct.Eetiiionen gegen Smootl lie bo'
ben 0elpidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Nentidl.enaliidlc @eiicbnnarn.

9oriibcr idrcibt Ser &onooner
Correspondent eirts rbciniihen
9latteS: Nod eiuem lGnaercn Nlti.
entbalt in Der Nropin3, no i'd oils
iad)fun6iger 9ealeiter Der Ocutlhcn
grbeiter. Delegation 8%eleeenbeit bat.
te, nit 2euten allen ShlogcS Suiom-
men 81 fommen unO mid 81 beipre'
den nit uaonigen Der Snoiltrie, "
alrbeiterfiibrern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
MithuOdy, Den -. 3nni 1906.
Ndt Scitcn.
GinmnnOCruugs sFrOblcmr.

GiniunrOCrnngssEroblcme
rSm 9tem . Dortcr Snicn murocn
lcBtcn Wonot l20,951 Ginpnnocrcr
0clanoct. Ncdnct man 81 0iclcn Die
GimpunOcrlnq, Die iIbcr Baltimore,
Ybilooclpbiu, Bolton unO anocrcSG.
fen ms 2uuo fonmlt, 10 idluillt 0icIe
3ahl nod mdd)tig an. SroB oicic9
dcmaltiQcn GimDanOcrung@ltromcS
fonnlcn aus Dem Ncltcn nno Dem
Siiocu alagcn iibcr MonGcl an Pr
b%eit3frGitcn. Qaa Ingebot entlprldt
olio Der @todirogc nift, neil Der
Strom Der GimnnOcrcr nod INNER
niht 10 iibCr Oo9 Snn0 Ocrtbeilt
miro, mic Das inn &ntcrclie oc5 &ans
OcS un0 Der G%impnnOcrCr liegt. &nu
sen $4,000 GinmonoerCrn, Die I'M
W2ai in Ncm Port gelanbet muts
ben. 6licbcn iibrr 5000 alcin I'M
Stootc Ncip 3orf b0ngcn, iibcr
1900 battcn @cnniplOnnicn ol@Gin'
lponOerrmgS3icl, etmo $500 gingen
nud) Nelp O Scricp. Gicic brciStoo.
ten crbieltCn uliu pom Der Mni-Gin
man0crung betrGhtlih ilbcr biCS0li'
te. @on ben Ncucn9IonO . Stnutcn
nobm M~uiinduictta ctma 600, Gon'
u~ecticlt 1900 GiWman0crcr out I'M
MeNen hottie SllinoiS nit mcbr olS
10000 Den Qr0Btcn 3uiluB, Damn
tolgt Ohio nit 5000, Wtibigon nit
2600 @i9coniin nit 2t00, W~finncIotd
nit 1900 mo Ntiiiouri nit 1850
Gimuon0crcrn, Nac ilbrigcn Stoo.
ten ull0 ScrritoriCn crbiCltcn BON
Dem characterization mn c-
nCn gcringiiigigcn Nntbcil. Srot
Der neueroinga NCnlod)tcn &criuNc,
Dem Siiocn cincn gr0bcrcn Gbcil Der
Giumunocrmg 5n3umcnOcn, iibcn
bic SiiOitootcn MIR gcrinNc 3r0troIt
aus. Nod) Den bei0cn Gnrolinoa gin.
0cll BON ocn t21 600 MIR 60 Gimpn1.
manOcrrr, rod) Dem GroBcn Ecro9
mir GS, nod) NrtonioS mr. 2G.
Gicie unglcidc &crtbcilun0 Der
GimpolOcrcr bat 5ur 8olgC, BOB in
rinBelnCn Stnotcn, unO in Oicicn bC,
ionocrS micocr Die @roBitGotc, oil
Ginmunocrungo p llcbcriIuB lciOcN,
mGbrcno in Den mriitcn Stontcn Oo@
@cOilrinib nod Nrbcit9trditen nid)t
Nc6Gtt mcrOcn fam. Gic &crtbCi-
Img Der InfGmmlill0c iibcr 0u3 gro
BE 8ebict Der &cr. Stuotcn lit ooo
midti0itc 4IroblCm, 0aS sur Belt ST
loien lit, SclbituCritdnolid) ludcn
eimmonOcrCr oobin 5I Gcbcn, lpo lie
berCit2 ScrponOtc, Grcunoc o0cr
bod lprndocrmonotc Stummc@Qcnoi.
ian bobrr. Die critcn Shrittc, Oic
Ginman0erCr iibCr 0o@ Nun0 81 per.
tbeilen, iin0 oeSboIb Die lhpicrigitCu.
Sat Der Siiocn Cinmol Die crltCn
5auicn0e lcBbuit Acnloht, Damn lpcr'
Nen nnOere idon nofiolgcn, Dcrn
sic NrbeitSgcIcgcnbcit mo Die E0bs
ne ben Gripnrtumacn MIR cini9cr
moben cntlprcdcn. 3uucrl0iliAcGit.
reaits fir ArbeitSnodmci9 milrOcn
pieI sur 20iung ocS Gimuonocrcr
Yroblrn1S beitrnGen. Sii0cn m09SC.
item be3 2onoeS bubCn nod QroGc
Aderbou : HeIourccn ST cntDidclL
u1o SSll0uitrien aIi5lbaucn.
Niht oic Ginmon0ermg iernbol.
ten. ionOcru Die Gingcmunbcrtcn Oo.
bin leitcn, no lie Die bcltcn Griitcn5.
beOingunaen iinbcn, lit ooa gro.
blem, mclhep 81 l0icn lit. Die DIT.
Iiden 8roBlt1ote pnn ibrcm llebcr.
fluff eptlaiten unb Den Stootcn nell.
Is 9lut 5ufiibren. Ser SiiOen be-
tontmt iorpeit Don Dem GroBcnS trom
MIR einige SropIcn o6. 3umit miro
iid ou6 Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uiel
ralher pol5ieben, ola gegcnm0rtig,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Tiuiocnocn.
..Minrnlnnn Gninnltn Gumpnnn.

baltimore, II. NIui 1906.
0uS StrCfturium lat beutc cine rcQuldre
ulerteltabrliGr Hiuibrnoc uuu nrci Vruicnt t3
prpSent) uocr iimfuubtebSia Geut3 t15c) pro
Nntheii. frci hon Stcuer. crtlnrt. 1nhlhnt am
ndrc. Die mn 3 llGr 9inhmitt1GS am Nouncrs
iino. oci ii. Itui, in ben Nilhcrn ctnNctrdacn
Itno.
IrauStcrirhiihcr mCrocn bon 3 llUr ltNhnt,
mn NnnterTtnN, ben ii. SItni, hiS 9 ll6r Wtors
pcne am Ninntna, ben Is. Suni. aci6lofcn hlcis
ben.
N63-6) SaS. NJ. Mitdletl, SCfretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Snnac Samcm! WadJt Gnd bicic
Cffcrtc sm Wnke.

gir biIncn iett cine 9Iaiie flr illnNe 9Gnlcn
in unlcrcr Tleetie Samcnidneioer. snitem.
sdnlc. gincr Der @%ortbeile an Der %ctbeili.
alne Nieer aIale 1T Der. Sab S@nIcrinnen
bciici. Sieie' aiafIe ii i'm Sannqr 1906 gu:
nnO orei 0|Gi bic sso6e, 2rasno cine ilnac
SS,, ,ni, Ste enc laloi ,ih Siete Siiertc Al - s,I Gsr,
MAIDEN.
Sir meitere Mnsfunft fhreibs ober nenbe
man fih an Sran Ws. 9abers. VT. 3o2, Heit
snratega-, G6e Spuaro'StraRe. loio-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Die Glcaou, per gIau: elmer 1sraa

Die @lcnnuS Der UI9h. ftnet 6rdh
lnb Der Stb ibrer aleiber bdnef bon oem bon
ibr eeirn0ciIen Gpriet ab. 9ieS lit eS, mas
Sraiien bb6it an8iebenh liiib heiunnoert madt.
&tcle GbuIcr5cn finh ait. enggeid niirte bilige
9orictS 8uriid5ufibren, ipelte Ole lreie gtbniuna
Gnrfct nui Sen M,orft, peIChe5 freieS gltbeiIl.
boleu a%citnttei. ,,gsaoe 1orfet" a,arlors. Nr.
BOOB, Epro.6barieS. Stra6r. tSebrlS,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Currainc.

W%tnfCrii6 - EarfarttH - Srteolth.
gRcitlih uou gSalbroof elm uno cine bnlhe
Morib- 9bcnuCsGar. Srcte NIti6en gG6nttttn9S
am IcrmiuiS. Frciic bon @e9td6nihpldtcH
icbt lpeSiClI. Heibte NcotnGungelt. Iclepbnn-
GdioH 223. giircnu: Sruutliu. uno Mtnoiurs
Npnos. 9]|crIanNt 9'rofdiire. (Utai41AE&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

Gin Hcformer il elm So.
%Iitifer, Der Seibid)nler3eu bot, ipeil
ibm nidt Niles nah @unid gebt",
iagt Der Stem : Dorfer Gontroleur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
QnuSnu . Yarf.

Ter bnuptianlihite SricOBof TT baltimore,
WrcoG: $50 Nfcr. - JmmcrluGBrcuOcr Gbnrter.
3I ieOer Belt crreihbar, Sim Gcnt5 SnDr'
0cln bon alien GtuottbctlCr. GtrnBenhabns
gEuaaon5 pafitrcn Den Snlptcinanrg ale bret
WinIIteu, gSarmCb QSGrtcBimmcr fir GnllDe,
bic ben Srtcbbni bel raubem gSetter befl6cIl.
Qc0rdbnibpIdtc III fcbr mabtpcu ArettcH,
idmnitltb inter fortndUrcrocr FlleGe.
2'iirrnu: Gr. 81, Wet.Snratu0a' StrnBe.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

St@ber bieB GGicu8o bic
lpinOige StoOt. g}oh Den S6lodt-
bous @ntbiiQl1ngcn miro man cS
mobl nun Die niht inn bcltcn @cruh
Itebenoc Stoot ncnncn f0nncn,
Go@ 9iircuu0cr &Cr.S too.
ten theological SlrDcp" bat cine
In5obl &artcmucrfc nett berolla0cgc.
ben, oorllnter oltd) cinigc, 0tc iiir BE.
lpobner WtarDlano'a bcion6crca Sn.
terellc bobcn, n0mlid pOn Sonre &c
@rocc uno ltmgcgeuo, Don 6roitburg
mo FieOmont nit ibrcn reipettipcn
l%(mgcbungen. Sic aortcn limo 3um
Frclic bon 8 Gcnt2 pro Stiid BON
Dem Gtrcftor oeS @iircuua, GboS. Z.
@olcott, @oibingtou :. Is, 3u re-
3iCbcn.
Mn Dem GonUrnt Ocr II MI
tcO StoteS 9rcmcra 9niociGtion 5li
indianapolis mod)tc Der @rnucr Nl-
bert &icbcr ooroltf muimcrtion, DOB
Der Vicrconium in Ocl &cr. Stuntcl
icit Dem Sabre 1870 pom 6 Oti0ioncn
Qnf 80 Wtilioncn SAB itica, Elm Or
folg fiir Den @eritcniuit, Der unm0d
lid qcncicn mare, mCnn cr ii6 nid)t
ais ell rCinc9 ln0 0cllul0e2 @ctroltt
crmicicn bGttc. Ger &conCr mics O1-
rnuf bin, bob ooa &~crlonGcn Der
WcnI6en nad StimuloHtcn ljd 1clt
Sobrtonlen0en gcItcnO Made, nldt
at mltcroriidcn ici uno man ocr
@roufunit Can't Ouiijr ihulOc, mcnl
lie OiciCa &erlongcn ollf umIhGoli6e
@nbncn Icitetc. Stutt ungcrcdtc
&OrltrtbciIc 1cgcn Den @icr0cnuB 5u
pcrbrGtcn, ioltc man i'm licber Ourd
@cicbc 81 i0rocrn iuhcr, umlomcbr,
ais iid) bic 9rnucr bcmilbtcn, ctll
idmodboftcS, gutca lu1O rcInc8 @c-
trGnt bcr5uitcqen.
6ronfrci6 it in Gtnon5s
r0tben. IS mllB uod 1cltcn Stclt'
crn ilt6cn, INN iGbrIih 23O Wtilioncn
6roncS 5l oefen. Ger 6inon5mini.
tier legte oor, OoB Oo2 9il0gct lilr
1907 in 6olgc Der bon ocn cin5clnet
Mtiniitcricn qeforocrtcn 9cmiuigur,
gen cincn 6eblbctroN bon $50 WtiI-
lionen nufmciicn miIr0c. No@ Ma
rinc , Dtiniitcrium ocrlonAt 40 Vtil-
lioncn mC6r al5 bi2bcr, 0o5&rtCG3.
Winiitcrium 30 Niilioncn. 70 Wtil.
lioncn miirocn IN 6olgc Oea ncucn
@cleBcS, onS Die obliGatorilde Inter.
itiitung Nrbeit3miGbiAcr Oori6rcibt,
c%riorocrIid icin. Bur Gcdlng Der
Observation-Disclosures 0C9 loufcnOcnSab
res braltdC man 80 Mill. 6raucS.
"a BON Der gcplonteu Gintommcn-
itcuer cine 9riinOlirbc 9ciictlng Der
6%innn5Iugc ntft 5t crlpurtCn Ict,
mur0c ongcregt. Die alien Steucrn 5lt
6clolien unO ouBcr0cm cine Gintomt
mcnitcucr cin3uiiibrcn, Die blob bic
Crmorbencn @erm0gcn %trciicn iollc.
6crncr muroc Die Giniilbrrng ncltcr
Stoota . Wiouopolc porNcl6lagcn,
inSbeionocrc oc9 Bctrolcum . Mono
polls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
&crmildltc Mnaeiacn.
Nnufinnuun.

Sic Sumilic ncS ncritorbcneu GBnrlee u.
sfmriScr miini6i aui bicfc 9Seitc 6rcnnocn
mn TcrnnuStcu iiir ibre Niimcnircrtncu lIHh
&ricfe hes NcilCioS ibrcu Sunf duo}uIprchen.
Tic Samilic orS ucriturbcncn
Q6i) SburlcS y. SdiueijCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
9ampibOOt, GOmpnsnic.

Tnbrplan.
Mbfabrt hes Eantier5 mad Stone Grcef bon
NooInu'5 gSerftc tlgIicb, mI5Gennmrncn Can't
ituqS, nm & ll6b m}oraenS mn $50 ytadmits
tuqs. 9lhfabrt bon Vropn'5 &erftc nm $40
Wtnrgcns UNI 3 llbr yinhmittdgo.
men SuIniluNa. bon NohioH'5 29erfte nm 3 llbr
Ufurocns It. 2.3O gtahm. ISon Nrppn'S lScritc
nm $40 WipracnS unh 3 llbr 9tntbm, Samiings
nab hCi6tT GrcCio bon Spoion's gSCrtte nm q
ll6r WiorgCnS uno $50 gindbm. Nrolun'S 9Serfte
nm G.10 IiDrQcnS ul0 3 llbr giabm.
SonHtdgo nm 4 mn s llbr WiprNcr5 Iub .
llbr 9ta6m. nab hCiocu GrecfS; bon VrDlpn'3
lSerlte 10 Wtiuutel iputcr.
TabrprCiS iii Die Gunbreiie p GentS.
CSuui1 ,SnE.3Q,te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
@nltintprc Ecmctcrn.

@ilrrnu: 6rantlin, 9loa, Baltimore II, Nortbltr.
WcarGhniBpldbc 6um &crtallt - bon S25 an,
nit Wtarnorploiten abgcarel5t $50 giaB
fir bier @rdbcr. (SuHllO,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Die idl6ncn Sort Ncppiit nnS @ct.

tcrtnu.G rturituuCu. RrdhtOnle Scenertent Sc
birqo 9tniihtcn; bic Nrutarit9cr Stildtn; 9Itdtb
Scr pupul6rc IIut - Rrobc rcue Sotclo. gicucr
fhuencr Sampler aGlioNuebnIlna" ic6en Nietts
Tag, EonucritnN mn GumitdN nm u6r gtddl'
miltdqo. Su Sauie lm 1890 glbcno5. WIitts
mod, mo Sonntaa o llbr WtoraenS; 6u Guufe
g llbr Nbcnhe. Die Nciic am Mtittlpndb &c
iudbrt ~ Stmoc in Bort Scpoitt sum Neiud
Der prdhtpullcn 2lnIGgen oco SomesS rtititutd
9iilctc SOC, Wiu6l8eiten SOC. l]'egiunen am 10.
Stunt. CuIi5. S&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
Gpc,icllc ScaiinitiannGcn

fir Nae, bic Combinations Fbctcarapbie'n
ipituid,ru. Miniatur in Sdrben In Oerauloetcn
MeSoilon oratiS nit einem 9ubeno Carbon.
purtraits. ecbt nuirre neuen WiaIptDpcn. 9ie
aucrbeiten Cabinets, bon $500 an. 9llte Nrs
belt, prompte IbIieierIHg.
~. 2sei6ert, f Ssfts Sa!fi#' SsS assiI$S"
Gr. 4O9-itf, Wprb.9ab.st
Wan tenne biefe 8eItung. (MpriI7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
&%crinmmlnngS NnscigCn.

Tamcu.9crciu her ,Mnacmciucu 7rntifcn
@rciicnDcimutB."
~GerfammlluG murgcn, Souner'tnG. bcH ii.
Slui, gdbmtttaga 3 llbr, in Der gInitalt.
quuiic Muimcu,
GBI ScfrCtdriu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
SOBn ", Scnfcl,
gr. COZ, sHb . sBarp . etraRe,
III Ncr QcidlcnhcItnttcr,

mcIrbcr ale g~luftrdae itctS sur 8ufrteocnDctt
misiiibrt. Die bon ibm bcbunbcItcH Heiden fnIla
men 9ppbcn lana IicGeu. obne DIE 9%eringlirn
GcrprtunR5ipurclt 3t 6eigen. Srdit Ielllel ~
uranuirtc Ginballanireriil, luh lit bic NeDdno'
luna bon 6rnucnleibcn oercn Spe3ialttdt.
t(nutO1N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
SUbn Scriuig & SDBn.
QridtruhrStottrr MN ViubnfiaMtrcr,

SObn Seriuig e SuBn.
Observation-Disclosures uuo Ginbntinmircr
pr. 20O8, crlcanss Strnfr. ra,r,o
Stpeiggcf6dit: Gr. 52l. Gditerlls goeHue'
Si0blduotoiuu, WaltimorcsSolt
g8ir babct in nnicrer IGuncn @el6alioptat,I
glrm uilo 0icib b~ecrhigt. Stno MT 9er'n9tm
9rofit 3ufricocn. Sie f%cinlteH NltllWeH nsnr,
icrt fir 6uh3citcn, llntcrbnItlttBel lIo H59 ~!
@Clcaenbcitcn. Netoe telephone. (W'Hl20'iSl
Sin S6ritt in Der rcdjtcn JtldlfltnG'
sportt % Iru8rnt at alien critflnilgen
gegrIbniiicn.
Sin f6jncr GnrG, enttpeocr mn
ibiuur3em Sud Oher lueibeHl ooeI ,o,.a Eu.
arnuem 9lfid lleber5lI XIV" Jus
Sar0s@iniut, QiGBrdbnlB @l6elBe' 49,
@inhalidmirlInp Der Get6e,
Trauerflur, 6 4Saar SnilolDupe' WV
Seifmlna hcs @rHDc5,
Qettbcniuaocn mo 8 feline lItlhen.
@piGinm GUOf, 9cidIrnbetatter,
g}ortb. mn @rCcnmourtsgIOc. Netoe IelepbnHe.
C%ant1,G lJtc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

GoiulanO'S tiirfiide SGbCr.
GanitatIe. gshGube, Gnitamt gcoen. etrts often
(~lnguit22. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

&n " iir5burq ri6oB d)
ulf Der 6obrt gum 6ricobofc 0cr9on-
Tier aarI Stromberg. 9ll9 llrioGc
ocS SelbitmorocS mcroen bobe Spc,
tlllationS E &crIuite, Die iif nui ct.
mo eine OfiQion bclaufen iollen, an
gcgebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

Sic 9auurbcitcr in Sun
.t5ron5i9co, Mollrcr un0 ibrc @cbiil.
fen, perlanqcn &0bnc bon 81, rcip s.
pro Gag. Gic 6olAc lit, ooB Dos Sea
pitol in Ocn @%roBbolrtcn feline quite
Nnlo0c iiebt mro Die @%outbGtigfcit
nitt 10 roiH OornGrta acbt, ais ct.
lpurtct morocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

Mcb. Ger O}aim lpciB icOenioll2,
lpooon cr ipridt; CT bat Grfobrun8.
j ii II 1t O5mon8ig @uu.
ocS : Senotoren r]cprdientircn cin
&crm0gcn bon III Miuioncn Col.
lars; bic Nn0crcn 5GbIcn ~iibcrborpt
lidt NIT, G9t.sD. Sta5tg.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

8tsber bieb GGico8o bic
lplllOlge StoOt. gtod Den ShIadt-
bouS @nt6iiQungcn miro man cs
mobl MN Die ni6t inn beitcn @crlt6
ltehenoc Sto0t ncnncn f6nncn.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-18


another teredo, although there may
be thousands of them in the same
piece of wood. He never crosses the
crack between two pieces of plank or
timbers, therefore if the outer planks
used in vessel or dock he creosoted
the inner ones will not be attacked.
The teredo never comes 20 the sur
face again after having started Dor.
ing, in fact the only outer indications
of his presence are the pin holes,
which may be seen on the outside of
the wood attacked by him, although
the interior may be entirely honey
combed hy his work.
There are many varieties cf this
pest, commonly growing to length
of three or four inches, but in tropi-
cal waters they often attain length
of ten inches and diameter of three
quarters of an inch.
Southern waters and especially
those of the gulf of Mexico sre par
ticularly infested with the teredo and
any timber used in and under those
waters must be protected if they
are 20 last more than a year oil two.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-18
THE WANING PRIMARY.
petersburg Index-Appeal.)

The primary election held in
Petersburg last Thursday for the
domination of Democratic candidates
for the two branches of the CITY
common council, in paucity of votes
and lnkewarmness of interest, was
no exception to similar elections held
in other parts of the State. Since
the late constitutional convention
eliminated the illiterate vote as q
menace to the ballot box as guar
dian of the best interests of the COM
munity, and restored prepayment
of the capitation tax as a guarantee
of good citizenship in the exercise of
the right of suffrage, there has been
a growing reluctance in the minds
Of thinking men to surrender their
freedom of actionin general elections
to the dictation of party ma
jority, whether ascertained by means
of primary or through the agency
of ward or precinct meetings. That
feeling found expression first in the
capital city of the State, where the
absurdity, under existing conditions,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-18
SOME NOTES
0f Interest to Truckers, Farmers
and Stock RaiSers.

One pound arsenate of soda (pro-
cured of any druggist) dissolved in
eight quarts of water and sprinkled
over grass or weeds is recommended to
Kill and clear the ground of vegetation.
The value of the cowpea crop as a
green manure lies in the fact that it
will gather from rs to 125 pounds of
nitrogen per acre from the air. By
plowing under the entire crop as much
as $l5 worth OF nitrogen can be added
to an acre of land. A crop of cowpeas
If properly plowed under will not sour
the land, but will improve its mechani-
cal condition wonderfully and increase
its crop yielding capacity. The increase
sometimes amounts to 10 bushels of
wheat and 20 to 25 bushels of corn.
In the dark tobacco belt cowpeas can
be brought into the rotation and Used
for soil building purposes with marked
advantages. Cowpea hay will cost from
$3.50 to 81 per ton, and will bring from
$l2 to SIS ton on most markets.
Cowpeas can be utilized for grazing by
hogs and cattle with most satisfactory
results. They can also be grown with
corn and sorghum for silage purposes.
Why not utilize this valuable crop
more generally? Andrew NJ. Soule,
Director Virginia Experimental Station.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-18
HIGH THINKING AND LONG LIVING.

According to writer in a medical
journal, probably one-third of the En-
glish agricultural laborers who survive
the ages of thirty or thirty-five die of
paresis. The figures look exaggerated.
but the intellectual barrenness of those
laborers is almost incredible, and the
monotony of their lives is perhaps not
the least of their hardships and nisfor-
tunes. 1t is well known that brain
workers live long as class. And it
has not yet become the custom to
draw the dead line" against them at
forty-five, as is the case in many occu-
pations at present The brain must
have blood to be healthy. Thinking
gives it free circulation. The American
farmer IN the present day is reader
and thinker, in touch with all the
movement of the world. Telephone,
trolley, rural delivery keep him from
isolation and monotony; and his outdoor
life, with his mental and social activity,
should give him better chance of long
life than the merely sedentary brain
worker has. with the Procession, -
in Everybody's Magazine for May.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-18

OF holding two elections to accom-
plish one result, aud where the legal
election was degraded to the subordi.
nate function of rstifying the action
of a party election, was pointed out
with convincing emphasis. That
sentiment has spread aud is growing
throughout the State, aud to it must
be attributed the lack of interest
everywhere manifested in the pre-
liminary elections, which put price
upon the citizens legal right to be-
come candidate for public office.
1t often occurs that primary nomi-
nees are the selection of minority of
the party that names them as candi-
dates, and but for their nomination
by the party they would stand no
chance of success at the legal or gen.
ersl election. This is an anomaly in
popular suffrage, and violates the
fundamental principle of a demo
cratic form of government, which
rests on the right of majority to
rule. 1t can be justified on no plea
of necessity, and it may easily lead
to the evils Of ring rule aud bossism.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The 2-cent mile book will go into eff
feet on Virginia railroads on June IL.
These books may be bought for either
500 or 1000 miles. and may be used by
any member of the immediate family of
the purchaser, and any part not used
will be redeemed.
Father" Sherman, son of Georgia s
desecrater, started to go over the bat
tlefelds, his father traversed in the
Civil War. He was accompanied by a
military escort, which created such a
stir that President Roosevelt called the
foolish priest down and the trip was
abandoned.
Zion City is reported to be in a pitiable
condition. The divisions and dissen.
sions among the leaders have brought
want and ruin to the people and hun
dreds are repoted on the eve of starya
tion. Dowie is confined to his bed. anC
report says he will hardly recover from
his relapse.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-18
INDIANS WOULD CAMP
WHERE FATHERS LIVE

After an absence of 400 years from
the shores of Hampton Roads the
great Tuscarosa tribe of Indians
want to come back.
The descendants of those red
skinned braves, who folded up their
tepees and tramped north to the
forests of western New York 100
years before John Smith and his
three small ships entered the waters
of the Chesapeake, want to camp
again where the council fires of
their ancestors burned brightly.
And they want to help celebrate the
advent of the pale face.
At the offices of the jamestown
Exposition Company yesterday let
ter was received from the chief of
the tribe, in which he asked that
a space be reserved for the Tus-
caroras.
He writes the exposition officials
that it Is the desire of his nation to
build a stockade here next year, and
to come down in force, 500 all told,
and live there during the time of
the exposition.
The Tuscaroras are one of the six
great Indian nations. Since it
moved away from this section of
the country in 1907 none of the
members have settled hereabouts.
This is what the chief says in his
letter, and now it is the wish of the
tribesmen to return, if only for six
months, to the lands their forefathers
hunted and went to war over long
before the greatest nation in the
world was born, before society people
began building family trees and trac-
ing ancestry to the days of the revo-
luton.