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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Anyway, 1Iarysv1lle, Kansas, got con
Siderable advertising out Of billing W.
>. Bryan to make a speech there on the
Fourth. when London also was cis4im-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

That valuable journal the Congres-
siona1 Record. has suspended. but
runaor indicates that It VIII be revived
when business picks up towards the
Christmas season
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
TEE RIGHT IDEA

Somebody suggests that they be
called Captain Kids of Industry
Memphis News Scimitar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
HoRsE-HAT HUMANITY.

Provision Is being made for the
wearing of an unusually large number
of hats by horses in Boston this sum-
mer. It isn't probable that a hat re-
lieves a horse much on a hot day, but
it shows a humane disposition on the
part Of the driver.-Hartford Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
FROH OTHER PENS
ADD1TION AND SILENCE.

1.-TWO pints of milk make one
quart says an exchange. So do one
pint of milk and one pint of water
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Good servants are becoming SO diff
cult to obtain that we really cannot
blame the American lady who disin-
herited her son because he married
her mafd.=Punch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

The star refers to a certain man as
''the Harry K Thaw Of Kansas city
Nov II the Star will point out the
Stanford White OF Kansas City-and
every one OF hint will make that
city a SAFER town TO live IN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

II what the ice trust got in Toledo
has any connection with the fact that
Brand yVhitlook issn1ayor Of that town,
Ehe Ice trusts elsewhere had better
quarantine against any more novelist
irnawors
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

The AmeTfcus Greeting has come
forward with another reason why
Harris should be elected Everybody
cDnld pronounce his name correctly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

sizca learning that Harry Thaw
once vent AL the way to Europe to buy
= trunk fall OF cigarettes Fred Trigg
Is willing to render a verdict Of crazy
without herring any more evidence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Even if John D. Rockefeller has not
been active IN the affairs of the Stan
dard OIL company for twelve years. he
has the satisfaction of knowing they
have been managed exactly the same
as il he had been in direct control
Cleveland Leader
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

wellington has hopes Of getting into
the pork bar'l'' Of the next congress
GionaI session. At least the Mail as
Bures its readers that both Senator
Long and Congressman Murdoch will
introduce bills In the next session to
give wellington a federal building.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Railroads VIII be extremely shy
about granting rebates ia the future, if.
ia addition 70 paying out the rebates,
1ae government comes along and fines
'1aem heavily for doing it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

It seems that France is Initiating our
reforms also Count Boui de Casteilane
5aaz been fred from the Chamber Of
Depatigs Tor corruptton ana bribery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

a New York oAicial IN speaking of
fne Thaw case, Is quoted as saying, 1T
IS simply a question Of whether New
york has gone down to the level Of a
mining camp" When the mining
camps Of the west hear this. there may
be trouble. There are few mining
camps that would rest under the in
situation that they are as bad as New
York has been shown to be IN some
respects.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

However, there is one raise in trans
portation rates that will not be seri-
ously objected to in Kansas, and that
is the contemplated increase in ex-
press charges for whisky shipped into
the state from Kansas Cfty.-Salina
Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Noting that there are 40. 900 college
graduates IN the United States this
year, the Leayenworth Times observes
that this Is going to pat an awful strain
On tbs ladder OF fame.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

What Is needed In politics Is a moro
fEEeazant use OK the scrub brush in
stsad o. the wE1t1ewash brush
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

M. casVeland has dyspepsia. Mr.
ClsgazzEa looks thin and dyspeDtlc.
doenst ha7
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

II Is asserted that Harry z1aw's is
-the twenty third murder case awaiting
trial IN New York Does this mean
that II is -'zs~ for Harry?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Speaking OF womenas clubs, the sa-
lima Journal calls attention to the roll
ing pin as st1H among the leaders.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

VIZ Governor Hocb try to ind a
ssElEi1azseh at Tseavezlvvorth and wichita :?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
WouLpN,T KICK a BIZ.

Hardly any of US would begrudge
80 cents to have the snow shoveled of
our sidewalk just now.-Baltimore
Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
A Busy voter.

John Weaver, the reform mayor Of
PHILADELPHIA, was recently congratu-
lated by a delegation of clergymen
on the clean administration that he
has given the Quaker City.
In the course of his reply Mayor
Weaver said:
Il am glad to tell you that things
with us have improved. Take, for
instance. the matter of elections. A
Philadelphia, some years ago, was
running for small Office, and on
election day he went from poll to poll
cheering his supporters on.
Gas he left d certain poll q shabby
individual approached and shook him
by the hand.
az trust, SIR said the candidate,
that you are one OF my supporters? p
sOne2' chuckled the shabby in
dividual. why, bless your heart,
I'm seven of EN-. "-Pittsburg Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
Nothing Unusual.

Two neighbors were conhding their
troubles to each other over the back
yard fence that separated their
You know said Mrs. Higgins,
that my husband is a carpenter"
Yes
ssWell, I give you my word that all
the upstairs rooms are unfinished.
and the roof leaks whenever it rains,
and I can't get Henry to do a thing
to 'eml"
you're not any worse of than I
am said Mrs. Clingham. You
know my husband used to be a fire.
man on a Iocom tive 2"
yes
well. just as true as I stand here,
I always have to get up IN the morn
ing and make the fire. Youth s
Companion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
Another Use for Confederate Money.

But my father did not go into the
war He was a Union man." as they
called those who did not believe in
secession. My father was. therefore,
detailed" to run the mill at its utmost
capacity. and to give its product to the
government. He was paid for it, of
course, in Confederate money; and,
when the war ended. 1 think there
must have been several hundred thou
sand dollars of these bills in the house.
Ny mother made screens OF one-hun-
dred-dollar bills for the hreplaces in
summer. I once asked her, years
afterwards, why my father did not buy
something that was imperishable with
all this money. when it had certain
value,-land, for instance.
your father knew that the Con-
federacy would fail, and he did not
consider it honorable to make such a
use of so-called money that, in his
Judgment, was already valueless- -
nicholas Worth" in the July Atlantic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Uneasy lies the head that runs a
trust.-New York American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Ten Charles the good Democrat
uho edits the Bellewille Freeman,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Some western man has offered to
put-so report says=hfty millions at
Thaw's disposal. if needed to excul-
pate him or get for him q verdict of
acquittal. What good use can the
money be put to? If the man is not
guilty according to law. though he
were the poorest man on earth, the
courts ought to acquit him; If he is
guilty in the sight of the law all the
millions that Pittsburg can raise ought
not to be enough to buy him off. It
is such statements as are reported as
uttered by the mans millionaire
friends that the anarchists are always
glad to epeat.-Leavenwor Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
DROP IT

Stubs is going to have more trou-
BILE. An independent candidate is to
contest his district with him. Wheth-
er this Is q railroad move or not would
be hard to guess, but it certainly is
open to that suspicion. Better drop it.
Stubs prosecuted is liable to be a
much bigger man than Stubs let
alone.-Burlingam Chronicle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

The Signal places its 0. K. on the
following protest received from a sub
scriber; 1--WE take our pen in hand to
register a complaint against that in
dividual who rings up your telephone
and says. Hello, who is this?' He
knows who he is. and he knows whose
residence or place of business he has
called for. and he knows the person
with whom he wishes to communicate.
Then why, in Heavens name, does he
not say, I want to speak to Miss
Jones' It seems a small matter to
kick about,-but 1t is a constant
source of annoyance. What business is
is of his who you are, so long as you
are not the person with whom he
wishes to converse ?''-Holton Signal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09
KANSAS COMAENT
PEssIMIsM INTENSIFIED.

LEOo4AdlHA LN1ENS4E4EO-
50 you want to get out close to ma
lures heart, do you, my friend You
think 1t would be picnic to get away
from the cares OF business, the hot din
ing room, starched clothes, etc You
want to get out beneath the big trees
and live in a tent on the bank of some
stream. You want to catch fsh and
shoot game and cook it outdoors and
live the wild life you read about in the
books. The nights would be cool and
you would be undisturbed by the noise
and confusion Of the city. You could
breathe fresh ozone, delightful
bronze would come to your cheek.
your step would acquire elasticity and
you would be practically born again.
Well, it's all in your eye. There is no
such life. In the first place you
wouldn't catch any fish or shoot any
game-that is enough to give the fry
Ing pan an odOr. But if you should
have the game, by the time you had It
ready for the table there would be
fish. Mosquitoes would chew your neck
half IN two, your hands would be COW
cred with great Welts, your face blis-
tered, your hunger gnawing a hole
through your stomach in an endeavor
to get something decent to eat. There
would be no iced tea, no cream for the
coffee, no fresh pie or cake, no moth
ing. 1t would rain and yourself and
everything in the tent would get soak
ed If 1t didn't rain the dust would
drift in until you would have to get
shovel to dig out the things left on the
floor for a couple of hours. That's the
kind OF a picnic it would be. Don't
talk to me about getting close to ma
lures heart That was enough for me.
The best way to get close to nature is
to read about It In a novel.-Osborne
Farmer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

Assistant-This poet says that the last
two verses OF his poem may be omitted,
If you think it desirable.
Ed4toT-IH do better than that: III omit
the whole poem.-Somervill Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-09

tWell?''
Wen, you told me she was always en-
gagged in some college sport"
Stupid! 1 said engaged to- "-Philadel-
phia Press.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

napoliS crgcbcu. oa6 bic l~lnlittc bcS
.SuiilN" Sugenonmcn bnt nno no
Tloglidr nod brutaler geiuorhen it,
Cab oo% geidebcn fountc, tod)Oem
Die Sltd)SprcIlcrci I'M GongrcB 5ir
Sprodlc 9cfommcn. bciucilt. bob Gle
Scititllg Scr Slottent Mfnoemic ocr,
3uitGnbcn gcgeniibcr nid,t bios eir
Iil1c, lorlocrn bcibc Nlllgen 5itgc-
briidt bat. Soucn bic 3llItG1oc an
ocrs mcrocM. Damn nlrB bic Gla-
5iplin cine ol,berc iuerocrt. ltuh iucnn
sic icBi9e 2citln,a scr Mfobcnie Die
3ilacl nidyt itrofcr u~n5iebcn fam
obcr mill. oonl cmpfieblt iid) cirl
@chlcl III Scr 9cituug. Sn @Ait.
Eoint llnbcn Gbnlidc 3uitnnbc &c.
bcrrift. Set Der g~rilnolid)cn ltlltcr-
lltdnlna ourd, Elm GungreB-G onlitc
bot mon BON BORT feilc alagcn nlcbr
pcrllonmlcl. Sollte boS llidlt olld)
IN annapolis fertig SIT bringcn iein?
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Snnirirte Yradtanssabe. $3.50. 81 baUcll;
,1entiher Gorreiponbent," Al. 81. Ynuliir,
u. 4. 5rappe, 1920. Solbroofastrqbc.
War WetHenbprn, DO, aorbsG olii9tolsgpe
Spbn q. Hrcdtel, t70T, 9orosGuroiiicESi IT..
&. n. snmeioereitb & sbbue, POS. Glib:
GburpsSirnbe,
Subn Wfellcr, O14. Glib barps strabc.
". SanitidI, 10. ytorofRoppleton Strn6e,
Nenrh Gd,ienmcs, 205. SnnopersStrnbe.
Tr. Natbam German, 1908. 0iubiiorselpe.
Seursr Stnina. 404. Sftsslnltimbres otrubc.
TrndtpplieS @eiDenf fit Seriuditoie I'M alien
Taterlunoe mo int ISeiieH. $50
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&crmiid)tc Yn5eiaen.
glnfrmf.

s'ahftebclla bc5ei6nete Gcrionen:
1. VartidI Mnguit, alias gdr obcr Ycbr. acb.
1. WtdrS 1868 it Diiiteliunlbe |. Shl. lgSirb
aelulnidt ,pracIl ciner bebeuicitbci@ rbidDafD {;
2. pDhn Mmtanba, 1eb. Yienfer. aus S6leuiingcr
Ncunoorf, aieah. @riurt oocr oercu Grbcn:
D. NcnbdR5 Ndtbi:tuc, nct. %.;tift;. ac!prgu
ON 90. :lii1.it t-,8 III Grihiiuui, S'iicit
coct bereil GtIsn. .
III 9Sorils:
filb eril6t. bel Dem ltnterieidIetcn perionliG
oher ffriitlih It6 5u melneil.
lint I%llsiiinit iiber oereit- Scrbleib cotr Mh'
.cpen erfltdbf
baltimore, 0io., :cn :: N;tInr 1898.
Scr Staileclib .2e,iilt9e MNrfHi
f. Heprg ~ oou Siuaem,
Ir. I. Slo1Cap. Ctr.
CSalG iSp&T y %" @s
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Sobn Git.

GS itnrb am 81. Saunor 1906 Jonu 9tt i'm
gIlicr hon 50 Sabreu uno - Ia9eIf, ~gelicbicr
@attc Der periiorbeilelt auiburiie Git. Bic BE
%croialna fitoct 3icnitag, Den 80. Sunuur. 9inf
iritla9s rs ubr. bon feiltcr Iebtcu ySohni;na 5u
Haurapiae. no. ans nuf benz @maitucl5s Srieo
boef an Der 5nrioro.Aioao ftaii.
tNnfbineton. ;. Is, 3cliingen rno9en; aes
iilieit copireu) (38-3D
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Sin Sd)ritt in Der rsd)tcn HidJtnms.
epart % Yrcsent na alieu eritilaiFaen

Vt9rnbntMen.
Gin fhuuer Sure. entlpeber init
fhluur6enl Snd) ODER ipeiBcm pocr
arnucm TIiifdD llebcrSus, Nnes fir
SargsGinfub, Yegrfbnibs ~gtn5eipe,
GinbdIfnmirIna Der geihe,
9rnucrfIor. q 4,aar Sanol6ube,
Sefiming hes @rnbes.
2cid)euiuagclt Iilb D feile 6itfc,en.
NtGiam Sopf, Yeidbenbeiiatter,
Nortbs mo 8recnmonnts sloe. 8eioe Telephone.
(Suni ,GgDtte)
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Glilabctb yinoaucr.

@eiiorbeu am Sorntag. oell 2s, Sanuar 1906
i'm ~. 2ebeusiabre 6liiabcth 9inoauer, geborenc
NlDier, aelichte Gnttir non Silire 2iuoaucr
bic Yeihenfeier finoci am W,ittiuod,, 9iadnlif
tags = llbr. bon benz enlightenment oe5 2eidcn
bciiatters Sobn u. Seuicl. pr. 60i, Siios Sbarpt
StrnBc. baltimore. Wib.. aus ltuii.
Ter tieftruicruoe @aitc 3ufiue 2insaurr
Itcbft 9rliocr Better R1ficr.
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Momlano's tiirfilde 8Gber.
GanltabIe. tyebdnbe, Rotamt sese1. etet1 sfen.
(WuQuit2l-)
Glcunprc Is. Spfimann.

IS iiarb am %. SaniIar 1906 nab flirScr
arnnibeii Gleunure &. 9ufimauu, s~elicbtc Sat:
tin bon Otto ". !. Soitnlanlt. I'M 81. 2ebeio.
inbre; Tie Necrbtenne linoet am f%ienitas, 1s3
?snrbs PatterionaEur sIcenhc, aus itait. Bel.
ictIiItp priuatinl. t2a-3O)
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So6n V. Scnfel,
Rr. 6O4, Glib. sbarp. straRs,
lit Der Qcid,cubcItattcr,

iueIhcr ollie s~luftrdae iiets sur 3niricbcnbcit
a%nSfiihri. Die BON ibm bebalheIten aeidei ions
len Aefen lnns Iie9en, obnc bic gsrineiten
a~raouirte ginbaIin mircriI. nlo ut bic gebanb,
lung bon grandchildren ocren Gpc6iaIitdt.
(Sdnt0,1S)
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nG.iSp
Wmcrifauiid,er Sfubcnt,

Der in Eehiihlnio iiltbirt bat. ,piinift Stuilb'
In Der oeniidcn umBanaotpladc bel eincnt Jun
gen in S~eutidIuno 9chpretcu atdnrc ~ neb
melt Wlan norefiirc: s., " Sanes, Sr. $40
Huro Nroaoman. (2S.W
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Wcfanntmadnnacn.
Tepartcment fir oiteutlide 8erbeitrunaen.
ltutersT cparteruent 6afea'Vebttoe. 4
Baltimore, Mo.


Eciitntlidbe Ieritem uno- TudS--HtetS 1, 2, 3.
~gln9eboic fir bic contribution bon Steiits
ltllo 1ol5s gulibedbS 5ur llulfaiiHIg rnlo Sormis
ring Der BierS gtr. /. 2 lino 8 lnh fir getpiic
nrtbere, oaHiii in Serbtrtoiiiia itebefloe s!rheiteit,
iperoen bis IL lbr Snrmiitags am Z. 5ebrnar
1908 citteeeen aeIloriulet iueroen.
g%ln9ebote n"iiiiieii on bcIl u9oaro OF Iparos"
eerifict uno ai oeu Gtaot. Jiegi'trnlor IN tett
Bilrcau i'm Jtatbbanle aefaibt fueroen, bealetfet
bon einenl beaiuubieten 9bed IN bcr oobe' bon
o Bro5ent Seo Iitaeboies, 6abibur at oet W'apor
linb Sinotrutb hpIl Baltimore lno Der an oc
Gtabt ais begIinencr Shdoeueriab p~erialen
ipiro, i'm Sale cine Sueriennllt9 genidht mo
Der Gpiitrdft ullb bic, Sihcriiellitg ftlft prompt
aenluht NIB in aeb0riecr Weiie misgeiiibrt
miro. Sas acdi 1T borbebalien. irsctio ctlles
ooer aue Mnaebotc ub6uueiier. 8ldre mo Spc'
6ififGtiolen fbiliIer I'M giircnn Der Saienbeboroe
eeaeil 3abling bon $40, ole oen Iliecboiitellerii
5irilderitutiet iperbeIl, erlnlat iueroen.
=. u. 8. Sntion,. .
Sdfena Sngenieur.
Sciidtigt:
e. 6laB Eimnnae,
Sriiibent Der. ecntrnfts Bcborbe.
tSanl5,1 I, 40, % "a ,26, 29,3l. fSebr2,5 30
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1920 Yatrntc wur0cn Ict
ties Subr in @oibington crtbeilt. @ic
uiele bon hic1cll Sen Grfinocrn ipphl
ctluns einbringen mogen?
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0puhpn /. Varf.
GDrraine.

WaIerifdl - Yatldrtia - Gricblidh.
GciiIid, bon Ndlbroof eilt mo cine babe
Wfeile. Eenntt Die nit Tofrbaitan beSeid1cte
Goribs IoenucsGnr Sreic 1uif6en- Do dbmittneS
ant TerminuS. Rreife bon 0eardbnibpl1ben iebf
fpcSieG. 9eihte 0ebineuiaen. Iciepbpn =
Guton 223. yhreau: SrauiIin. uab @inoiur.
Noabs. gcrlaust Wruifiire. (Wiui4. $3.50
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Sn Ncm.D murbcn lct
len Ircitug 5lpci np%orncbnlc" Eooens
oiebinnc, abgcioht mo am l1d)ltcil
Gage BON Dem Hid)tcr i~troilos cllt
%loIicn, ipeil Der Tctcftiu. iucId)er bic
SerboltlulA ~pcronloBt bate. Ole
&loee 5uriid5oa. Ter gmunlt Der
bcibcn lnngfinacrigen Snrncn nlod)tc
Dem Mid,ter Die Mittbciluno, ooB bic,
lclbcn icbr respectable WGod)cn icicil
mo iiir INNER ruinirt icin ipiiroer,
lucnn Elm Strafpcrfobrcn 9cgcn Tie
anbongig gemod)t lpiiroe. Die re,
ipcftnblen Eomen pcrlieben bus &c
rld)t nllb flibrcn IN eillcnl Nlitpulcbil.
Oas ouI tic portetc, bopor. 3lpci
nlbcrc jln1ge WGbdcl. Die cbenialls
lucacn Sooenbiebitabls pcrhuftef NOR
ocn ipurcn. iuuroen nid,t dis rciprf
table Turuen ongeiebcn. ionoern gum
ErpScB inter 800 Collars 9iiraidoii
g%citclt. @enn 5ipci baiielbc tbitn,
Damn lit bos Dor einem Nelu Porter
&id)tcr nid)t boiieIbe. IS miro nit
SlpcierIci Wo6 gerneiiell.
--
Sn Sale mnrSen Die " |.
ocrcr WGlofen. Gedert INTO SilNe.
bronbt iueaen G~rinprStnM hes SGSr.
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tiers @rlu,ert III Is Sobrcn 3lldlt
hall3 uc%rltrtbcilt.
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aiir5lidl bcridtctc 0uH
&obel, boB IN NSiel, groBerc Enltcll
coniobcriricr Npten ullter oa3 Yitbli.
finn gcbrod)t iuorOcn ieicll. Scbt lc.
len mir IN ocutidPn YlGttcrn. oai
oildl in Tormitubt, Woin5. Srnntfurt
mo Miilldlen ucrilldt poroen lit,
luertbluic 30 Sollur=Hotcn allS,l6ril.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

Ons cngIiihc it,
riunl Vounermon bat bel oct Eorla:
nlcntswohIeit. bic bis niif nciln Ve.
Sirfc nb9cidloiicn ii,to. cine arobcre
Moioritdt crbalten. OILS iracrtb cir
Y%rcinicr ic oorbcr. Tie 2ibcrnIcr
.ablen $40 Wif9licoer. sic Tationali-
item "a nnh bic Nrbeitcr 80, 10 oof
Gle Ne9icrung ouf SO Stinmnct
redn,cn fam. Gle llnioniIten pcriii'
gen mir iibcr t6O Stinmen. Gle 81.
tcralcn boben olio. iclbit ipenn Oit
SrIanocr mo Die Mrbcitcr nit Ocl
llnioniiten ifimmen iuiiroen, cii,t
Moiorit6t BON SO Stimn,en I'M Tar'
lament. Mnf cinrn iold)cn Sice bat.
ten bic 2ibcraIen Dor ocit Nohlrt
irIbit niht ecrefnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

Gas Gupitol in ALBANY
boa III bcn iicbjigcr Subrcn oeS lrB'
ten >obrbulbcrts nit cillcm glli'
lpano bon nobc6i 81 Wtiaioncn Col.
lars gcboilt lullroc. lit bcreitS bnufGl'
li9. Gle 3u1dngc Su Der Srrppc oea
NlicmblpJS oole&, ioiuie Die Tnbr'
itilbIe iirb ob0cipcrrt luoroclt, illl
llnbcil i'll pcrncibu,. Sd)on lett Sab
rcn babcn lid @iiic III DEM Erad)t.
bnll 0c5cigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

Sm Gon9rcb lit III an iibcr
bic iobIrcid)cn Gntloiiungcn bon SD
oettcn Scr Mfaocmic IN Nh.
napolis un5uirichell, SIS berrld)t 10
ipic 10 id)on Mollgcl an Sffi5icr@nn-
tcrial nnb bic Gntlailungcn fallen
ouc ni,i sic bobcren 8laiien. on iid)
Die -bobcrcn ScmeIter" boS Sl,d)s.
prcllcl crlaiibt habcn. llebcrbicS ici.
CT oicic 2eutd)cn ouf R%egicrmiass
foitcn fir ibrcit Yprui porgchifoct
iporoem. Mfon fGnile ole S~iidDSprel=
ler nlid} ouf nrocre3 WciIe bcitrofeI,,
tic ober Dem Moriueeieult erboItcr.
Man lit i'm GorareB and1 Der N1,-
iid)t. bob Die Cffisicre Ger Slottet-
Mfoocnlic fir sic G}nItG,toc in Der
Mnltolt pcruntluortlih geboltcn lucr-
ben iolltel. @ir erinncrli inns. bob
int Sonlior 1901 Der MeprGicntant
Sbermon bon Geip,g)orf I'M Soiic
Die Grnennllna eines Siinfcr-G oni.
tc's perlanste. init Der Ycariinoung,
Dab bas rSoSing" lit annapolis nod,
piel iflirncr betriebcli neroe. ,uie N
MeIt-Eoint Gle eintretenoen &ooet.
ten miiBten a,lf Gem aopi Itebcn. bis
oas Wlut ans Noie. Mi,ino mo Ob.
ren rinnc. Gieien Nroftifen miiiie
Elm encrgiitcs Salt eeboteil iuerbcr.
Tas fuar Dor flint Sabreil. Sit il,
Der 3eit bcnt llebcl aud mir in, sc.
ringitcn a%citeuert noroen2 Sni &C.
gentbeil Die llnieriidp.neen Nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

MAN hort ia oar idt :
llchr bon Dem Muordyiiicn y onlplnt
Nc1eH ocn penniplpaniidcn Wollpcr.
ltetW Frnrnpodcr ober Elonncr'
bGdcr, ipic Inn Die 81. StootS. Sci,
tlnla" nrnnt. Iir ean5t Gomplott
qeid,id)tc lob bon pprlhcrciu iuic cine
Scniuticlsnodwidt aus.