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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

0cll S0bi0fcitcn Enpo Millcr lit
nOd) INNER, troB lcineS bohcn Nltcr",
Der Hotb1cbcr lcillcr lcdH Sobnc, Ole
in Baltimore ulo Nnltinlorc.GountD
0cod)tct limo, lno lcillcr - Grfel,
mclbc nit Nd)tl1ng Dem oltcn @roG,
puter Ntbord)cll. &br'Slcbc 5lt ocnl
oltcn &crrll 5ci0tcn oic &inoer, in0cnl
lie ihm id)onc @cidcnfc ilberrcihtcL
lln0 hcr5lid)c @rdtlllutlontll luurocll
linn nid)t l1llr pom Iicicl1. ionoern
olld pon bcn Sircftorcn 0ca a@crmo'
nioz9ollucrcinS," Den or 1rillloetC ul0
bcllcn crltcr Yr0Ii0cnt or luor, 5l
Sbcil. Scinc 0jottil1, nit Der cr crit
in 1901 ieiu g%oIbencS !Nod5citS- &lbi
lQllm %fcicrtc, %ilberruld)tc i'm glcid)
Tolls nit cincm lhoncn @cldcnlc.
Inter ocn Sbeilncbmcrl an Der id)o-
men Scicr icicn MIR bic lcd)s S0bnc
ocs ,SltbllorS %gclonnt, n0ntlld) Die
$3.50. Tbilip &. mo Mar y. Millcr
BON Der Sirmo i. Is. Wsilllcr & 50,
@roceriitcn; &obn =. Wtiiacr uno
Souis u. Miilucr III Sirrnu r9tort0
Gnltcrn @cncrnl Sllpplp Co.; Sohn
q, Wtiiucr, Eoli5cirid]ter III Der Eoli.
6%ciltotion 5ll Canton, ltno George u,
Mtilllcr, Contractor mo @oltnleiltcr.
@r. Wottbcu5 MilQcr lit IN Woud).
Stodbciu, @opcrn, om II. Sonior
1926 0cborcn mo fam IN 1884 ndd)
Baltimore. @ia por ctiuo 10 Subrcn
por CT ais 9ulmlciitcr mo Gontruf,
tor tbotig mo cr hot piclc Der Jest
G~lteItcn mo ltobilittn &Glllcr in
Sigblnnotomn mo Canton mo olld
10 mnlldc in Baltimore gebuut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18
XufaIbrridJte aus Ma iBinston
Sic 6|rantlin Geicr.

Sic 6ranflin- Geicr.
@eltern NbenO muroe I'M bicllNcn
[reinlolrcr lcnlpel, Gdc Der 8. II.
i StroBc, u. W, Der POO. &abreatog
Der 8cblrt pot @cniomin Ironflin
in uiirbi1cr @ciic begollgen. Nic
Icitlid)fcit lultroc bon Der, ,GoIunlblo'
Typographical llnion 9tr. lOl" illlo
Der %crcinigllno bon Gr Gelcgoten
pcronltoltet. Ioa Ellblifum mar
rcd)t 5nblrcidl eridicncn; inter ocn
Anlpcicnoen b~efonocn lid piclc Sc
llatorcn u16 HcprGIentantcn, lolole
toit idrlnltIite Otitglicocr Der per
ihicoencn tppogropbiihen Nrgonllos
tioucn pom @oibington. General s.
Y. aicicr, GpngrcB MitgIieO BON
Gbip, Nr. ". e. Nnorclu3 ponl Slln'
oc3 Sdotolnt, Erof, ". Moore,
Gbci POM @unoca @ettcr 9ilredll,
bicltcn 5iill0cn0c He0cn 5u Gbrcll 0c@
gciCiertcn Yotriotell, Der lld) pom
ciniud)cn Grlldcr 5lllu @otld)aftcr Der
&cr, Stootct in YoriS crlpor orbci'
tcte m1b glcif berilbmt ais Grinder,
Ebilantbrop uno StuntSmum mar.
Gas arrangements Gomlte be
itono ans bcn $50. :. NJ. Ming Hcs
0nftcur bcp nSrobc& llnioniit," %pr-
libcr; 4. s. Calhoun mo s.. W.8ooo'
ref, Ncrtrctcr Der ,Golumnbio = SDs
geographical Union gtr, TOT" mo
Den &S. $. =. &nopp llno :. S.Scn.
fins BON Der rErintcra' Iiioc."
Sn Der GongrcB Nibliotbcf WurOc
g~cltcrn sur Scicr OC9 cages cine
N%llsitculnQ bon Sronflin'S Manls
ifriptcn, Grlldiohcn unb ionitigcr9ics
IiQllien aus lcincn Srufcrcicn croft
net. mclhc bon uiclcu &crcbrcrh 0cS
QroBcn Tbiloiopbcn beiid)tigt iullra
Ocr. Gic 5llr Sdlnu gcltclltcnS adet
limo bo6intcrciiunt mo picl monnig'
ioltigcr ais Die Sronflin Collection
in Der @ibliotbcf 81 Bolton, Dem @c'
bllrtaorte Sronflin'0, ipcld)e biobcr
iiir oic poaIt0noigite Sommlung ser
9lrt 9nlt.
@cItun0 ibrc 2 d) ulo.
Cine illn9c Ecrion, Die gollj in
Shluur5 NctlciOct iunr, bottc onl
Montug Nbcnb III elmer Hcitollrotioll
oic 9cfonntIdoit bon %. u. @bcclod
gcnlod)t unb iid) nit ibn lGngere3ei
u%lltcrbaltcn. Mis- Ii6 oaS Soar &c
trcnnt bottc, nernliBte @beelod $62,
Die CT in scr Hodtol6c gebabt. &c
tern Mor1cn iob CT bic Eerion mic.
Der llllb lieB lie pcrboften. Sm Eoll-
jclgcridt 9eltonO lie ibrc Shulo, BE-
bdltptctc abcr, es lei 0as critic Wtol,
OnB lie SCmonocn beitoblen babe. So
rct Nnlllcn COB lie an ais Minnie
Tobinion; iie logte, sos bate lie ci'
llcnt 6rcutoc, 5llnl Nllfbcpobrcn &c.
gcbcn mo 81 bate lie nod in ibrcm
9ciib. Sir milrbe pbotogropbirt, &c.
nlelicn mo ms GctcniionSborS ob-
9cfilbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

Sic vM uni5ipolc @uni it
Gciclll DAFT" biclt qcitcrn Nbcno
III Scr WcGop+Sollc Der .,iobns
Sopfins' llripcriitGt" ibreJ SobrcS.
pcriommlunq. Hi6tcr &cnrp Z.
Sorlon mo oic $50. Sofas Ycnnino.
ton, u. Brent &cpier unb NiiIcs
@6itc, Iut., WltrbGn 81 SireftorelI
fir onS lollfenoe @eihoitsjobr CT.
lu1blt. Nr. 5. 9. Noel &pott bicli
cillcn &ortrn9 ilbcr Irditcftur.
WILD HOB in ocr@oii -
Gin Mildloogcn ocS Srn, ". Virf-
bcob bon Eolpboton Soltimlore.Go.,
hrod) gcltcrn nll Der Nortb Npcnuc
limo WonrpeitruBe 5uinmmen mo
iiber 100 Gloid)cn MiId iIoGen orI
Die Strnbe binallS. d
Grofinuug cincS ncucr
y uuheS. SnS nell,
@eboitoc ocS iitooltlidcu 3lpeiacs ocl
rErouiocnt . Sparbonf," @de boz
@oligbitrnbc lnb 9rooomap, miri
bcutc Worgcn eroifilet. SIS lit Die;
cincr Der II 3peige Der 9nnf, Die il
Den perihicoencu Stnottbeilen licgel,
Gas nrlte @cbdubc lit ans Yadlteinel
crrid)tct nit Wormur . Socobe. 4t
Sub tiei mo 90 SitB brett mo eli
Stpdlucrf bod. Tie Yenlltcn illi(
1ireftorcn Der 9nllf iinb: Hr1iioen
Gliiba S.Yerfins, Sdoemciiier Sob
81. Gurp, Tice.Erdiioenten Sames
Carer, jun, mo I'll. Grsf'n Nnrion
Iireftorcn: GAMES 6. Sooper, SoIu
u. Sonpfins, Seiie 5pion, Wm. 8
Secfe, Wrn. u. Seitdl, Sb. GrSfl
Carton, Gbas, ". Neluton, Sobn u
Gorp. Hobert j. Mepnolbs, Sbnniiol
y. Eerine. Salnes Carer, iun., :
1bontus 9enion, Sobn MclSboil
gliibo s.. Herfins, Sobn u. @bit
ridge, Selie Stiles. @alter 2. Sranf
lin, 2apraion MiggS, Soibua 9cpe
riuu, 6raneis u. @bite, Sobn ~
@lenn, Sobn ). Gobler, $. Srpin,
aepier, Games $. Sniitb, Sanles
golto, Mobcrt Garrett, Milltin SIC
2onaban mb Mmiits s.. y9ooh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

Ser II nteri d loaung be.
/ d) uloigt +. - Scr Neger Soicpb
Gomns'po 9tr. 923, @rccnmillopltr..
ipcldcr bel SSrou Soiliic i. Hotbjc
an Der Sinocn. mo Nortb slpcnue
oll9cltcllt iuur, iuilr6e gcItern in Der
norolueltlid)ell Goli5eiltation Dem @e.
rlftsocrfobren ilbcruieicn, neil cr
on9cblih iiir ieine Nrbcitgeberin$2i..
SO collcftirte mo pergoB, ooS @elo
ob5uliciern.
9nS Oircftoriur III Scr Giro,
Bcnbo6n : @eiellihoit biclt g~cltcrn
cine lGngerc Situng, IN pelder III.
ter I1ocrem audi Die Sraae cripo.
gen murbe, 200 nclie Son,nlcrs @oa
9ollS 81 beitelen. 9ic 9o6n brolld)t
l1ld)t MIR fir sic nelle Clinic nod)
Nortb . Eoint, 100 Gin ilellcr Eorf an,
gelegt lpiro, mebr @oggons, ionbcrn
Die an Scr Oorf Hoao p|erbrnnntelt
Wo9gons miillcn cbcnfaas cricbt
lucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18
Sin Eiuuicr ncs ScntidtGmms.

Sr. Mottbcua WilQer iciert in %icillcr
9ebaulunG 81 Sigblnnotolun lei.
men SO. @cbnrtstog. 49, @r lpor cilr
Eionicr inter ocn 0nuWlciItcrlr
0i9blon0topn'9 unb Gunton'2. -
Ser5lidc 8%rutlllotipncn mo Csc:
ldlcrlfc.
Ger Eionicr Der Nnulneiltcr Don
@igblonotopn mo Caution, &r. Not
tbelto Miiacr, ~feicrtc gcIteru Nbcnh
i'm &reiie icillcr Sicbcn lllt0 uiclcr
Treltll0c Ieincn so. @eblrtstoA III lei.
ner MobnlnA Nr. 2l1 ToItcrsNuc.
Sigblonotolult. Ger oltc &crr iii
trob icines bobcn differs nod GrlBcrit
rilltig nnb I'M &oubciibc icincr 0cilti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

2 d)lper perl r Il t. - 9ic
II Sabre oltc Hegerin Sulnn SoneS
bon SIR. 140, Mogers' gucnllc, lie9t
nit ifipercn 0ranolpuloen or ocn
0einen I'M .StabtsSoipiiol" oornic-
Der. lie oltc Ncgcrin siin0ctc &C.
ftern Mbcnb I'M 5 llbr nit cillcm 81
oibus bic 2ontpc an un6 lic6 Den
nod niht gon5 crloid)encn 6ibibns
auf Den 6ubboocn faacn. Gle Iic
iid}S periob, itoibcn lire alcibcr in
beIen SInnmcn, uro OILS cs ibrcn
Sausecrciien geliin9cn lpor, Die
Jiammcn 5ii loifen, lottc bic Iltc
iebr ihIimme Vraubiuunbcn booor.
getrogen.
3nr Seier pom Tronf-
Inns @ebnrtstag. Ger 200
iGbriae @ebnrtStog ocS Grobcn
Staatsmanncs. TipIomotcr, Tbilo.
iopDen unb grfinbers Der cmritcil
Sh;icllpreiie, Benjamin Sronflin,
ipiro bette Nbeno bon Der .Sppogrn.
pbiifen Union Nr. IL" IN ser Sep
taiupben.Saue" an Der Gdc bon Yre-
Iton. nno GatbeOrnlitrabe burf) Gin
ynnfett gefeiert.
Gin unaem ii | d. or Sell
Nifolal,s &c. Telion, Cit
Wortpcger urb aeaiier it vStafioro'
&otel," mliroe gcitern I'M mittlerel
Gtntionsbonie bonn Holi5eirihter
Urannan lpeecn &nbeitorung tint
$25 un6 Soften seltraft. Ger Manil
bate am Iienitas gbenb mebr &C.
nfen. ais er pertragen fonnte,
purce i'm Sotel unsemiitbIid).
Geiddftsfiibrer, &r. q. {.
:, perfufte pergeblih, i'm gu
Migen, unb mmBte idlicEIid,
ei 5i SiiIfe rlfcn.
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Sd)nmriacr Tuno.
Ser perItiinlmeltc Scid)nnm zines
&inoes al Der pcrlGnNcrtcn Mil=
fens . Ipenllc ouigciunocu.

&itoes an Der pcrlGnNcrtcn Wils
fens = slpenlic ouigciunocu.
Girlen ld)ailrigen Iitno mndtc &c.
tern Morgen George @root, Gin
Sammler bon oltcm Giicn, al ser
perl. Wilfens . gpcuule, unnnittel6ar
alBerbolb ser Stootgren5c. inocm er
oaielbit oiif elmer 9nultcllc, mcld)e ais
TblngcrIngsitdttc non slbi0ncn be
ltitbt miro, ocn Scid)nom cinco nett
geborenen ainoeS nufIano. Nic Scid)c
lpor groblih peritiinmclt nnro Die Eo.
ii5ei lit bcmilbt, nllsSuiinbcn. Oh c2
lid lin Elm Serbred)en ooer einrn BRIT,
t1len StiIoentenitreid) banoclt. Die
ltlfe Sdlt0 ocsainoes mar abocidnlit
ten uno Scr Sf,1ocl al Scr rcd,tcn
Seite cin1coriidt, Die Scid,e mar
iorefGltiB III elmer Site pcrpndt.
tSr. Seiie Teboif BON Gotonsuillc.
ircldWr bon Dem Scld)cnhnlo borte.
crfI1rte, Dab CT gcicben bnbc. mic elm
Wnm bon uorncbneu Ius'eben. iuel.
der ein poor blnlle lleberboien trlia,
Die bcpuBte aiite Die @ilfens. Nucnltc
ciltlung tri,g,
@eorgc @root bcn%adjrid)tigtc 10
aleid bic Yoli5ei bon leinem 6llnoc
uiib Die itGotiid)e Yolijci lit bcll
Gonntpbeborhen, pcld)e iibcr Den Snll
81 cntid)eioen bobelt. bci Der Inter.
iud)ung bebiiIilid). IA es id)on iril-
her porgefomncn lit. Dab Shlocntcn
3beile bon @eid)e,. mcldc aus oen
onntomiid)en TeparteneltS blcligcr
llniperiitGten cntiiibrt pllroclL nllf
1bnlid)c Meiie ousieetcn, INN Scnio.
tioncn beruor5uruien, limo pcrid)ie-
belte Toli5eibenmte geitcigt, onilulcb.
men, Dab es lid in oie'cm 6ollc INN
! einen brutulcn Stuoentenltrcid) ban.
belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-18

Erntber. Green mo NnocrS.
Sanoiuirtbidoit - SS. 5orriioll
Woriitcr), @bittin0tom OloficIh.
Gnpis BON Gccil.Gountp, Sholl.
Gibbs. Soslin, 9iieoocmlls uno Wiltr'
0od.
Contingencies - 500. @cpbnrt
Woriiber), Morriptt, @runiCr, Use.
Der, Mop, jltn., &bitcforo, Sltfcp,
Bingham ulb GumnilAbom.
llmlollfanlittcl - 500. Tclltoll
Woriibcr). Sbiplcp, SrCnL, NprcH,
Wipcrs, &onca, Gplcr, @coro uno
Ncndom.
Gr5icbuu0 - NN. Nbom3 C&or-
iibcr), Morriott, 9prea, @eatlpole,
Gupoll, Gorroll, &opbclL Wtltrpbp
bon 3ordcitcr. Gountp NM Nlbbp.
NblaufcnrC @cicbc - NS. @olldCt
&oriiBcr), NubburO, Gnluocr,
Ecorre, Crane. Stonc, @nibcp. Go.
mcron lln0 @rorun bon g&oibingtolls
Solllltn.
@umoca- Ne5icbul19cn- &M. GWell
Woriibcr), Sloiiclo, Gibbs, Griffith,
2ocfcrlnurt, Hctcrion, Gompbcll, Nj.
horbs lm0 @inQbonl,
y8ilo mo Slide - S&. Yolubcr
(N~oriiBcr). Nprc&, Gonia BON GCcil-
Gourtu, Settings, WCbcr, WGitcioro,
Crane, Wiort0onlcrp lnb Sutd)inloit.
@eiunOhcitspilcoe - 500. 8runicr
CGpriibcr). Wtlrpbp bon Baltimore,
Voud,et, @epbort, Sill, @onfS, Sob,
Tenton unlo Nufcr.
GinponOcrlung - N&. Goplngton
(&oriiBcr), Hcbmoncr, WbittingtOn,
Guin1bn. NbomS, SoGb, Campbell,
@%ilfinion un6 9eor0.
Snipcttion S&. Gupoll (Sor-
libcr). &apocm Noberts, WipcrS,
Gomtins, @iltinion, SnBccr, @il-
mcr ullb Hob.
@ollferottc - &S, @ibbS (Nor-
iiber). S6oll, &oslin, gSillcor Glcn.
pclollb, @cod)om, &utd)inloL Gutc
mo Sodion.
Snllerc %crbclcrltngcn $50.
Gronc Woriiber), Gorcp. G%opinoton,
Nib @ooomilL Eoiro, Sclbp, Wodic
uno WcSoll.
Nrbeit - SS. 9(prca (&oriiBcr) },
Nrcnt, Nod)c. Touis bon Gceil-Gn..
&nItin9s, Smith, @rccr, Bingham
uub Wtont1pnlcrp.
9ibllptbcf - SS. Ecorrc (NSpr.
liBcr), @ibba, Nan, iutY @urriiolL
Griffith. Wurpbp BON baltimore,
Glcupclunb. Sbelbp lrnb @ilmcr.
Sobrifation S&, 9iSboroolt
(&oriitcr), Strip, Gpea, 9runicr,
Sib, @iQcor @nnf9, Stunlp unO
Wtelis. .,
Mili5 49, $50. airbp @orliber)
Sill. Norriion. Mtllcor, Sroml bon
Soncriet Gountp, Gortom @ottS,
@oblpin mo :. Is. @ilmcr.
Geniioncn - $50. Shiplep CGor,
iibcr). Gpcll, @biteiorO, Guinlbp,
@eber. Smith, Gcterior, 9ticobcmus
INC SoBccr.
Grltdio6cn-@&. &eotmple @or-
iiBcr). @cpbort, Hodcrnon 9nuiS
bon GccilsGolntp, Inoreiu. GrinnbD,
Smith, Mullcl urb Gufc.
SciiCntlihc Soflumcntc SS.
OloiicIO C&oriibcr), Nih, Sebnloper,
&oltir93 @riiiltb. Gorep, goud)ct,
Glcouclonb ullo NihoroS.
Mcucinid)Gbuug nno @elteuerlmg
BON GiQclltblml - $3.50. GolpfinS
(&oriibcr), Supia bon Gecil.Goullip,
Wipera, Iih. Srenn. Hod)c, 2udep,
Soob uno Wllrpbu poll Gordelter.
Golu1tp.
Gilcnbobncn mo aunGle - SS.
@iu G%Sorlibcr), Roberts. slib 9apis
BON &lconlico County. Mod)c. Sub.
bor0, Nofcr. Cameron mo Stone.
Mc9c uro Sonbitrobcn $50,
Hodjc 0SoriiBcr), Aboms, Nill. Sub.
bare, Scare. Soslill, Sarriion,
Wilroof unb SonerplQc.
Nbtbcillur1 81, Nrtifcl 3. Der Con.
ltltution-SS. @oobmin (TorIieer) },
Roberts, S%eotlpple, McGpnlus. Sof.
tcrnlnr, Crane, Sopbcn, Gpler mo
Sodion.
Scnlpcrcltj - &&. Orem (Vor.
iitcr), Carroll, @ruticr, Errcp. Gre.
ocrid, 2oluocr, Morriott, SoBccr
llro Gurnin0bom.
Vcdmtc Scr % Il If { l..
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Gin id0ncs nnb niikIides 8cIdenf
fit NngcbGrige III inner cine icbcns.
srohe photographic o6er cine flint.
lerii9 bollenoete Gopie zines alton
gilbes in Grapou, @aHerfarbe, Del
ober Haitca. Die idj5niten 9abinet.
bilber MIR ST PRO 9ntcno.
Snlins Sebbef, beutider pboto9roph,
321 Noro.Wag.S trake.
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Wcloienbnngen nah 9cntidlanb nnS
Ecitrcid

ST "a Gents pro Marf nlto 201a
Gents pro 3rone. Horto ertra. @ediel
allseeiteIIt oiif ole Sbeilc Der WeIt.
Sbeo. $. 0iener & &c., ia Sit.
9crinaton- Str. 3imncr Mr. 3.
CtS0--)
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Staot Baltimore.
1tnterhaltunas . @camci,cr.

,MnTt.Mtabemie." = Sicie ISOLDE: 2uIu
9laier in nARib Spup Dollars.
,SIauep's 5beater." 49, Siefe ISOLDE: Sling
pf tbe Opium Si11".
y5pro'S Eperuhuus." - Steic SSode: Ghnliit
ceb SIcoti in pGbulrno 9ltrie".
.ySunibahfraheu . 5beater." Gtcte Wohe:
.9Sben 9pnoor Slcep5".
,Waarbiaub.3 bentcr." - Stcic gSodc: 1eitb >
Observation-Disclosures.
,,Nubitprtum : 5bcater." - Sicfc Wobe:
.Suipn The Yife".
,NItnnab'S Sbcater." Etefc Wohe:
sDSericara".
,Nenboop. Suftitut." - Spuneriiaa, ben ts.
Sarnor SIG gbenos, critics 9on5crt occ Nnfz
Gbprs.
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Sd)Iffsfartrn Dun nnb nnd) SentIdD'
limb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: So.
iiite $45 unb $3.50; 9remen-9aI-
timore bis gum /. Mopembcr $3.50
uno $62.50; bonn 1. Nonember bis
|. allguit $3.50. Munoreiic 8i BIZ.
Ii9erem Treiic. Sbco. $. 9iener &
So, 3inmer Nr. 3, ia Sit.2eriitg.
ton-Str. (323-)
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@camtc Scr % Il If c r
II II | o H." - Die .@Gder ~llnioi,
Nr. 0S" but IN ibrcr lebten Grrionnll
hung inter Dem Gorlibc oes Tr1iibell.
ten Srn. sSerbinono EreiBner mo Der
Yrotofollfiibrung ocs Srrl. George
9ottbpf 5luci Ganoiootcn Sllr 9llti.
linblile elltgegct gcllontmen nnO Gin
ltelles Mitnlicb mligeronlmen. Iie
nule Contribution mllroe cinitilnmig
nnaenomnlen. Die Ycomtentpobl
bate folgenbes Reilltot: Nr1iibent
Ierbinailb YrpiBner, 0ice.Er1iioent
Mug. Gngelbud), correip. SefretGr
Geo. 9otbof, SinanJicfretGr unb
Sd)osnteiiter Seinrih Sfeffel unb
Geo. Setter. SbiirIteber Sralls Som-
lilel Sruitees: Die $50. Wiiuer, Brett.
tinger iiirb 9urtbolmap.
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Mrtbur 70. Npbfon,
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The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-09
WOMEN'S CLUB IN COREA.
Suffragists in That Country Demand
Many Radical Changes in Sew
eral Important Lines.

Though the woman movement is
making vast strides and gathering con-
yerts in many unlikely places, even
the most hardened suffragette will be
interested in the news that Corea is
the latest scene of war in the ladies'
battle. The movement takes a SIM
liar form to that which has shown
elsewhere, and Is interesting if only
from this point of view, as auguring
the possibilities of big united move
ment in the distant future on the part
Of all progressive women.
Equality of the sexes is what the
Corean ladies desire, radical change in
womans dress, better education and
IN improved business footing between
Corea and other countries Ga novel idea
this. with the intention of thereby
beEefiting the women indirectly in the
Increased prosperity OF the country.
The women who have allied them
selves to this movement are drawn
from the upper middle class, and have
opened a women's club, and have en-
bodied the ideas already noted in a
manifesto, which is truly amazing
document. The members of the new
cub are dotiing their native costumes,
and going in for terrible European
compromise. in which the inevitable
spectacles, always associated with
learning, play conspicuous part.
The club has grown up members and
also young schoolgirls, who, to show
their independence, are allowed to go
to school and in the streets minus the
sheltering apron" Ga head covering)
which is always Worn by the Corean
feminine when before the public gaze.
In the manifesto the Corean women
be wall their hard lot; debarred a voice
in the affairs of either household or
state, they feel they are in an evil
Case indeed, and believe themselves to
be the most down-trodden members Of
their sex on the globe. Reference is
made to the different organizations
that western women have formed for
the advancement of social, literary and
commercial purposes.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-09
PRESIDENT DECLARES CONDITIONS IN
. CHICAGO STOCK YARDsARE REVOLVING
Sends Strong Message to Congress with Rey-
nolds-Neill Report - Drastic Inspection of
Meat Urged-Serious Charges Against
Packers Are Substantiated
in Document.

l call special attention to the fact
that this report is preliminary, and
that the investigation is still unfin-
ished. 1t is not yet possible to report
on the alleged abuses in the use of
deleterious chemical compounds in
connection with canning and preserv-
ing meat products, nor on the alleged
doctoring in this fashion of tainted
meat and of products returned to the
packers as having grown unstable or
unusable from age or from other rea-
sons. Grave allegations are made in
reference to abuses of this nature
Let me repeat that under the pres
ent law there is practically no method
Of stopping these abuses if they should
be discovered to exist. Legislation
is needed in order to prevent the pos
sibility of all abuses in the future.
If no legislation is passed. then the
excellent results accomplished by the
work of this special committee will
endure only so long as the memory
OF the committees work is fresh, and
recrudescence of the abuses is alb
solutely certain.
Passage of Law Urged.
l urge the immediate enactment into
law of provisions which will enable
the department of agriculture ade-
quately to inspect the meat and meat
food products entering into interstate
commerce and to supervise the meth
DDS of preparing the same, and to
prescribe the sanitary conditions UNI
der which the work shall be per-
formed l therefore commend to your
favorable consideration and urge the
enactment of substantially the provi
sions known as senate amendment No.
30 to the act making appropriations
for the department of agriculture for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1907,
as passed by the senate. this amend
ment being commonly known as the
Beveridge amendment.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The White House, June 4, 1906.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-09

The house has passed bill creating
United States district court for China
and prescribing It's jurisdiction. The
laws of China differ in spirit and exc
cution so radically from the laws of
the west that the nations have found
1t inadvisable to permit their citizens
to be subject to Chinese jurisdiction.
The bill making Port Arthur a port
of entry has been passed by the house
under suspension of the rules.
President Roosevelt has sent to con-
gress the Neill-Reynolds report regard.
ing the abuses alleged to exist in the
packing houses with a recommended
ton that laws be passed providing for
strict government inspection.
The senate has passed the resolution
providing for the purchase of supplies
for the Panama canal in the United
States, unless the president deems the
price unreasonable or extortionate
Both houses of congress adjourned
over Decoration day.
The senate committee on privileges
and elections has declared by a vote
of seven to five that Reed Smoot is not
entitled to his seat in the United States
senate as senator from Utah. The
senate as a whole will vote on the
question before the close of the pres
ent session.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-09
TO PRESERVE NIAGARA.
House Bill Reported to Protect the
Great Falls.

Washington - Chairman Burton OF
House rivers and harbors committee
has submitted a report upon the bill to
protect Niagara falls. The report says,
in part:
THE committee regards the juris-
diction of the United States over Mag
ara falls as unquestionable, because it
is navigable stream in the greater
part of its length.
q THE bill authorizes:
THE assurance of permits to indl-
viduals, companies or corporations al
ready using water to the extent to
which water now is being used
THE issuance of further permits
both for the diversion Of water on the
side OF the United States and for the
transmission of electricity created by
water power from the Canadian side;
this, however, in all cases, with the
Limitation that such permits shall not
impair the scenic grandeur OF Niagara
falls, the navigability OF the river or its
integrity as boundary stream.
"All permits to be granted under tie
bill are revocable within three years
by the secretary Of war, and shall in
any event terminate at the expiration
of three years"
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-09

Mr. Thompson, American ambassa-
dor to Mexico, has telegraphed the
state department that the riots at Ca
nanea were revolutionary in character
and were fomented by Americans.
Another sharp earthquake shock has
occurred at San Francisco which while
not sufficiently severe to do any dam
age served to frighten the people
and cause them to feel apprehensive
of recurrence of heavier shocks.
The federal grand jury at Las Vegas.
n. NJ, has returned indictments against
the Santa Fe railroad company and
the Colorado Fuel e. Iron company
for granting and receiving rebates on
coal shipments.
Receiver Bradley, of the defunct
First National bank of Topeka. pro
misses Is per cent dividend to deposit
tors by the first of July.
Two bombs were recently thrown
into a party of Cossacks escorting
casia. The general and several mem
bers of the escort were seriously in
iured. The Cossacks fired indiscrim-
inately into the crowd killing many
persons.
/ A strike of street car employees at
Detroit. Mich, has been avoided by
the railway company increasing their
pay to 25 cents per hour.
The work of rebuilding the ruined
portion of San Francisco has come
to a standstill owing to the dillatory
tactics of the insurance companies.
Fighting between the forces of the
sultan of Morocco and the pretender
has been renewed. The pretender has
driven back the sultan's troops, in
flicting considerable losses, and also
have devastated the territory of the
Loyal Riff tribe.
The Missouri supreme court has
affirmed the sentence Of death in the
case Of Lord Darlington, convicted
Of murder at st. Louis. He will be
hung on July &c.
Fourteen persons were killed and a
large number injured by the overturn-
ing Of = street car at Providence, R. /.