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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09
Hnbig p%crlaufcn.
mar,

@ablen ollf Den Ybilippincn. - sc.
neral : @oupcrncltr Soc 5liricocl
nit oem Hciultat.
Wabtngton 3. s., 9. MGr}.
: Sn einem 9erid)t per &obcl ats
Wtanila al boS Sriegs.0 eportcmcut
tbeilt @eilcral=@oupcrnel,r Soc iibtr
oos &eIultat Der porgcitcrn olif bcu
IFhilippinen obgebaltcnen Noblcn
nit: oGie @obian IN Den Erppin5cu
iit0 %bcfrieOigeno ollSgcfollcr, olld)
tit rid)t Elm cinjigcr Soa bon Hlbe-
ltorungen borgcfommcn. SD babe
aQe G%ripGblten bcltGtigt, nit NllSs
rnbnte bon nrelcn, gcgel1 ipcld)e Die
acknowledgement BON @citedlng mo
Ginldild)tcrltng bon MGblcrn Dor
ltcgt. Sunoifo ln0 Sepcpro iino CT.
mGblt u1b bcIt1tigt, ebcnio Hepnolp2,
ein Nmerifuner, Der bci'm II. @oGt'
gang crluGblt plroc. sld)t bon Den
gegempGrtigcn Commencement iino
mieOer %ertuGblt."
@ie es beiBt, lit SonOifo Cit toni
%ongcbcnocr Ngitotor fir llnobbGli-
9igfcit Der Gbilippincn. Gr pllroe
sum 8cncral : @oltpernellr ser Ero.
bins 9ulilcal1, in ipelher er gc6orcn
1T, eriuablt. GeDcpra lit cin promi.
nentcr pbilippiniiher SolrnnliIt.
HepnolbS pnr Captain oes 81. Srrl.
piligen = Gcgiments llno iulrbe ipE-
ter 5ilm Shotmciiter Scr Eropin5
gllbop crnonnt, 81 beren @oliucrnclr
er munnlebr 5ipeifcllos eripdblt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09
Seben iid Dor.

Grucible Stcel SO. bGuit 9roBc &o6.
%lenborrGtbe al. - Sbio'cr 9eidJ.
fo6len 8rubcnbeiiber gegcn
9obnerbobung. - ErGiiOent Hoo.
%lcpelt's Sermlittelung.
GittSburg, Ea., I. MGr5.-@e.
gen Der M0glidfeit zines om t.g(pril
heginnenoen Strife3 bcrg9eid)foblcn.
gra6er bduit Die Gruciblc SteGl So.
groBe &oblenuorr1tbc oil. Sic bot
tuabrcltO Der lebtcn r@ode t1gIid 100
Observation-Disclosures enpfongcn IL.
miro ibre Gorratbeb bis sum GnOe Die
les WfonotS pornusii6tlid ollf $500
WagenlaOlngen bringen.
GleneIano, 8, 9. MiGr5. - Git
@eid)foblen : 8ru6enbeiitcr . Giio-
citation bon Ohio miro in elmer OH!
forlmenoen GienItog itottiinocn0t1
Gorfcren5 ilbcr einen Ylun c%onicri-
rclt, bic Soroerungcn ser grbciter
naf bDberen Sobnen 81 bcfGmpien.
@oibi II 9 o II, .. g., 3. MGr}.
- IS lpuroe I'M @iocriprlld nit sen
furiirenOcn @eriidten I'M @ciBcn
Sauie betonnt gegeben, boB YrQii-
bent G%ooicuclt Sobn Wfitdcll unO y.
g. Hobbirs fcinc Gi~nlooungcn 5ll.
tomnlen lieB, mad @oibington al
fornnlen, INN nit ibn1 9ctrcff5 Der
&oblen : Sit,totion 81 conicrircn.
SnoianopoIiS, Sno., 2.WfGr5.
- ". 9. @ilion, Der internotionolc
Sefret1r . Sdotmciiter Der lll,itco
Wine @orfcrs Of Imerico, bat eil,c!l
Special : Gonpent fir Den 10. MlGrj
in Gomlinion Sail oifi5icl cinberr.
fcr.
SerrcSoutc, Sno., 3. WfGr5.--
Sn Se1nentirung Der Wcloung, DoG
S. Smith Galley, Slgb Sbirfic ltto
s. =. aolieu bon Gerrc Solltc ncbit
u. %. Sgle unb s. &. Seiiert, Wiit-
glieoern Der @eihtoblen : @rubcl;s
beiibcr bon Snoiono, Der geitern in
EittSburg ltottgebobten Gonfcrcn5
Der Irbeitgcbcr b%ci9ewobnt bobcn,
miro bcltc bier aus a%ltoritotipcr
NleIle genlelbet, bob Snoiona in ser
crmGbnten Gonicren5 nId)t pcrtrctal
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09
Sun9erlD 6in.

Sir brodten tiir6lif cine Gore
iponoenS aus Berlin ilber Die BORT
p%eronltoltcte MuSitcllunlg bon uSeinl@
Nrbciten". Gin er9rciiclo traurl0c"
9ilo, oos bo oiiecrollt puroc. Gle
&oileri1, Stoots.S efrct1r 8rnI Eo'
iobolusfp bobcn Die IitSltc0ltng eils
0cbcno bclid)tigt mo ibrc Tcripllnoes
rilro iibcr bic clenben 2Gbne Der
Sollsorbcitcr otsgciproden. @raf
YolaooipSfp lpicS borollf bin, Dab es
bon oroBter @ihti9feit fir Die Nes
gierun9 lei, Die IrbcitSlobnc NIT oelt
&erfouispreiicn SIT pergleldcn, 1i1o
iibcroieS miiiic lic i%plllen, ipic Iid) Der
8erfouiSpreiS 5l Den Nrbcitsfo'tcn.
Wtateriolfolten mo benz @eipiln
Itcuc. @ci Scr ll%ntcrlud)nng Itclltc
Iid, bcrallS, bob Gin bon Scim.Irbels
t"crinnen ol,sgcltclter icibener I'm.
hama Der Nrbeitcrin 5luci Worf Ir.
beitslobn, bent 3piihenmciitcr Iiebcn
urb oem GerfGuicr 100 Morf brat)t'.
Sroltrig! % linb mir ood) before
Menihcn. Sieryilunoc fam 10 mas
nid,t porfommcn! Nun fonnnt aber
oie YrGiioeittin Der ~GonlumetS
2cosue" bon Nciu.9orf, Srol Sreoe'
rid Motbon, meld)e Die cinidloglgelt
IerbGltnilic geralt fcnnt, nllo Ingt:
,SEnit nid)t bid! @ir 5oblen 5lpac
Gents, no ole 9elltid)cn Yicnniae
soblcn; ou ober Der Gent bier nld)t
n,ebr aoliifroft bot. alS Der Eterutl9
in 9eltihlanb, 10 bobcn mir CARS
1bnlid)e 3ultGnoc. Gonlentrnge'1.
ioeenonntc nSemltitd) tilrncperS,"
Die pro Stiid 1T iebcm @eitnft SO
Gents foiten, erpirbt Der @robhdilo-
Ier ooer Soldier" fir % Gctts prn
Iuteno. IS oouert mlebr, ais II
Stunoen ioId)' ein Subcilb 81 ioit=
men, 3. +. 9 GentS &erbienlt pro
Stilnoc. &niebDSd,frl brlilgen Der
9t1berin "a Gents pro Guteno; Ser
oienit 3 Gents pro Stlnhe. &inoer-
idJiir3en nit aronien ntb @onoerl
40 Gents; |eroienit 3 Gents pro
Stunbc. Yopieroiiten pro Soilleno
6 Collars, mo ad)t Eerlonen orbei'
ten cine @ohe ober GOO Stunlbct
! ooroli, iic iertig 81 motcn; Tcroien't
1 Sent pro Stunbc mo pro Eerlon."
llnb ipenn bier5ulanoe Die Seim'
Nrbeit 10 pieIer 6omilien uno Die
gobnperbGltniiic 10 pieler vSpcot'
Sbops" unteriud,t iuiirben, peld,
Qobnc f6ncn ba sur offentlied)!
acnntnib. Meiit iimb es Srouen uns
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ltmicr ncucr @cIanotcr an Cuba.

Sopona. 3. Mdr5. = Der nellc
onlerifoniidr @cinnbte @bmin 9.
Mor9on bot oem Er1iioellten Ealrnn
ieiit @e9laubigungsid)reiben iibcr.
reid)t, ser Den !8eianoten I'M rotbcu
Snol, ~unngeben bon Den Mitglicocrl
ieilleS 8abinets ulo onocrcn @iir-
oentr1gcrr, cmpiing. Nuf Scr Sobrt
nad Dem Yolais bate iih cine groBe,
ans Gllboltcrn uno s(lncrifnncrn &c.
bilbete Menidcnn1cnee 5lr Scgrii-
6ulg ocS ncilelt annerifaniIdcn &c.
lanOten cil9eiuloelt. Sr. Worgon
luuroc pom WilitGrI glttod)c 0eS Ara.
iioeiltcn Eolmo geleitct mo bon elmer
Ibtbeillmg berittener 2nnbgcuoar.
men esfortirt.
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Wcnc 3nbeitatte fir Sobanu SudJ.

GGicogo, 2. MGr5.-0ie 2eidc
bon Sobann Sod, ipelder ont Iebtelr
6rcita9 binserid)tet wllrbe, lit Don
Yottcr's Sielo, nebcn Dem County.
s(rmenbouie, no tic 5uerit beeroigt
wuroe, o~lls9e9rnbca nno nod) Dem
nGlmnoob Sriebbpf" oebroft NOR.
ben. 3pei @eiitlide, bic Eaitorcn 81
Sdlchte uno u. 81 9urfbolocr, mel.
dye Sod 5ll ieiller Sinrid)tirng aclei.
tctcu, intcrciiirteit iif oaiiir, iiir Ser
Srouenmoroer eirrlt Hltbeplob o,'
eillcm Sricoboi SIT iinben, mo id,licb.
lid geitottetcn DC 9earlten oes
oglmpoob- Sricobofs," baB Sod, oort
beeroi9t lperoc.
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ballptlGd)lid I'M ibren conItltittlol;elz
len Statlls. slbpr gernoe in oieIei1
Eunfte iteben Die @egner Der Will
auf belonoers id)tpadcn Snbelt. Sbra
9ebouptung, bab Ole Bill Ben gilen'
babllen Die @eridte beridlieBt, lit
pouig ulboltbor, oerm Ga5 lit gcra'
Oe5u u%nmo9lidJ. &ein @cleb fam
irgeno Seno1bem p%crmebrcn, cine
&logc por3ubringen, es lit oaber pol-
Zig ilberfliiiiiG ooS Gcdt oeS &ln'
gems ipe5iea 5u5uliderIl. 9o9cgen
lGBt ii6 Der 9emeis erbripgen, Dob
Ole Gilenbobn.S enotorct cine Sorbc,
rltng %Itelen, Die nit alien Gcftsbe@
griffen lmnereinbnr lit. SDr Serlalls
gen 9ebt oubin, boB cine bon Der
SanoclS.Gommiiiion 9etroffelle Ins
oronung crit in aroit tretcn ioll,
nndocm Die @cridtc ii6cr ibrcHcd)tS.
giiltigfeit enti6ieoen bo6en. 9oniit
lit 9eiogt, bop cine &lo9e a%nbangig
gcnlad)t ipcrben bari cbe Elm &luges
grllno geihoiien ipor6ei, lit. Gas lit
etiuoS gan5 GelleS IN Der Hedts.
pflege. @crid)te befolien iid) nid)t init
Spetulotionen, pie cine Sloge emit
idicocn pcroen miiBtc, pcl1n tie Dor:
9cbrodt iucrOcn miirOc, ionoern per-
lon9ell, 0ob ibnen cin concrcter
a%lagegruno %utterbreItet miro. WoS
Die Gilcnbobn-S enutoren 81 eiilcm
iol0 eigcntbiimlifcn Gerlongen Der.
onloBt, lit flar ocnulg 5ll crfcnnen.
Sic molle1 Die SunoelSsGommilIioa
Ourd) bic @eridte matt ieseil, iuie lie
eS biSber gctban BADEN.
Serr Grommell, 0eiien
Sronsoftionen olS ,cbrlider Watlcr"
5luiid)cn Snfel Gam mo Der fran5os
liid)en Banana : @eieal6oft in Oclt
lebtcn Sogen mai lllltcr Die 2llpc &C.
nommcn iporben iiilo, itclt iih iue.
nigltcnS oils eilt tiid)tiger amerifoti-
idcr @eid1ftSntnnn berous. 3iuci.
bunoerttuuieno Collars bot CT fir
feline MoflerbienIte bereitS in bic "a.
ld)c geItedt, mo 0obct bot CT ieinc
Hed)nung an Die Sercinigten Stooten
nod nidt einnol pr0ientirt. nSnibt
mer c @cid)Gftd]c!"
Ger Rem =Norfer Cts
Srult bat bcreitS bic Ereiie fir sis
erbobt. Ser mifoc g8intcr lit ia Sor-
ipano geniiG.
@cnn in Ser Strict in
China ooer on6eren 2Gnocrn ciniac
omerifoniihe WiiiionGrc reriagt ODER
crmorOet iperben. oonn miro in glntc.
rifo iiber 9orborei 0etdri,Gn uno
nit Strnt.grpebitiouSu r.f eebrobt.
&enn nbpt uglier jEobnb SEtiagben
'oiii Neecr petdnitoltct ilao frn1t ms
brennt, mie iii SpringficlooD. oons
iinb boS MIR ubeooi1erlid)c gliSldtti.
tungen".
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Or. 80bcl's Wad)fulecr.

q tonfor ltiipcriitGt ga.
liiornieL .. WurJ Or. 8cor1
Sdilpt, Eroiciior bfr Gbilologic nn>
moberner Sprude, an Der Stoats'
llniperiitGt bon Nad)igan. bat bic9c.
rl,fllng atf ben 2britibl fir germa.
niid,c Sprod)cr an oerS tonioro-ltni.
beriitdt, oils Mad,fplger bon Or. Sil
lilis @obel, elteendrnnten. Or. Sollp
obioluirte Die Widisan : llniperiita'
I'M Sabre 1879 utb bat III gerlin
@cttinsrn. Send mo StrnBbiirg itll
Dirt. @r befleioetafriiber einen 2ebr.
itiibl at Der Sobns Sopfins' llnipcr
IttGt.
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ySnniiirung."

Gic raolniihc 3eitung" 5icbt IN
einenr nlSfilbrlid)en, nllgenld)einlid)
inipirirten Mrtifcl r1uniiirun9" an
Sonb Der geIdidtlid)cu Sbatiod)en
cine EaraIlclc 5miid,en Gem, pos
Sronfrcidl IN Gmnis 9ctban, mo
Gem, mas es noh ieiner angabc III
Mtaroffo SIT tbun gcbcuft. 3lniidct
Den biin0igen 3ulagcrl, Ole 6rnnfreid)
biniid)tli6 Sinis' gcmoht uno nid)t
9ebnltcn bat, mo Gem, apoS cS berte
Woroffo a~egeniiber pcripriht. Ger
Irtifcl fniipIt an cine 9cpeidJc Der
pffi5i0ien Souas. I9cntilr al, III mel
der es bicB. sic 9c9cn Sronfreid) or.
bobete @eidyuloigllne, Marofto tunis
iiren at 1%polcr, lei In9eiid)tS Der
ieierlid)en @ertiinoiglung Der llnab.
bGllgigfeit bes SultouS lu,O Der Su.
tc9ritGt Waroffo'S clbern, nrb or
fiibrt Ben gtodnpciS, DOB Sronfreid)
nlld) i'm Soil 3lntis glcife feierlid)c
Scriprcfungen 0emaht babe, i'm lie
bel Der nGd)ltcn @elegcnbeit 81 brc.
den. Sm @cicntlidcn beingt Der
grtifcl Solgcnoes:
Sroufreid) lcitete leile Slftion &c.
gen Suuis i'll Sabre 1881 eirl. Iit
3%uitimml,llg gnglono's uno till
idmeigcnber 9iQigrng Der anoeren
MGd)te, a1id) GelitidIlano'S. alid 90.
mails murbe bic gftion bcerilnoet mlr
NIT Der Notbmeltoiefeit, Tubc mo
Srbnlng III Siinis 5lir Siberbcit
Ml9erien'S 5u id)aiien. Illd) oamols
murbe ieber grobcrntasgconnfc dbgc.
ipieien INTO Die rSfiene 2biire" 5itgc'
iitcrt. nSronfrcid, fibre" 10 lieB
Der oamolige Miltiiter beS gcuBern
gnrtbelemp ct. Silaire Dem 9ep bon
Sunis erflarcr, niucber 9egen lcine
Yerion, nod gegcil sic 0ailer iciner
Tpnoltie etlpaS inl Sd)iloe mo babe
bci'm 9ceint Der expedition ic.
Den @rpberingsgeoonten u%bgclebnt."
gbenio lieb or ourd) Rlmoihreiben al
Die @ptidnf.er Srnnfreid)'s Die trent
ben M1d,te oabin bernbigen, oob
Sranfreidl 9c5ipuneen, fir Die 81.
derbeit pes aIgcriihen 5rnnfrcih's
IN Scr iunciiid)en Gegentid)oft cine
pcrmiegenbe Stellinng ST foroern,
bod Die Sl,terelien Der onoerel
@Gdte e~epiIlcnbdft 0criipi,leiiie'
mcnt) ad)ten iperoe.
@os lit int 2oi,ic Ser iplgcnbel, 16
Sabre ans oieiem id)onen 8crIpred)en
gcnorocn? Sciltc lit Jronfreid, INT
beitritteter Serr III Sunis, politilt)
,nb wirtbihnftlid). Gie Soiperaii'
tGt oes YMegiercnoen" geps, Siol
Mlrbonmeb 81 Said,io, lit nid)t 10
piel mertb, oab ma nit ieinem lettcll
Nomen barolli nieit, uno Die .Sffene
Sbiir" lit gcihIoiien. Gurd} Den gar-
oopcrtrag pom ~. Mai 1881 pnroe
Der Ben ge5ipungen, 6ranfretd DIE
&ol~ijeieonirole iiber 5unis ein3uroi'
men, uno ct lit bieie vGontroie" ME
,pieoer Iosgelporben. 0lirf) Den
Mariapcrtrog bonn 8. Sunni 1883
wurbe ole YoliScicontrple III EN-
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formlides Eroteftorat Sranfreid)'l
ilber Die Gegentid)oit pcrmanoeIt, uni
oamoIS idricb oie&onooncr Zines"
oaB Der @lnllbe an Die bon Sranf
reid bisbcr sur Sd)nlt getrogenc 4b
neigung gc9cn 3peioeutige llnterteb
munger ocrnitboft crld)iittert mi
uiclleid)t orf INNER perloren ici.
Der 8lnltbc Ionte aber nod id)lperel
erid)iittert mcrOcr, oenn Sronfrcid
mnd)tc iid) i'm Sabre 1896 baroll, 0i(
ieierlid 9epGbrlciltctcn SertrGae olls
ocrer W6d)te nit Sunis um5llfrcm.
pcln. Am I. Scbruar 1897 perfiill.
bctc cin bon Dem iron5oiiiden Mini.
ltcrrciioenten ais TrGlioenten bcS
tineiiihen WiniitcrrutDs gegcnge.
5cidnctcr GrInb OcS Veps, bes n9c.
tigers bon 3unis," 6ob Die iriiBeren
&ertrGge Ser Ne9cntid)ait NIT moe.
rem ellropGii6cn Stoaten mufgeboberl
'eien.
Gas mar nod ser filr5en Belt BON
1G SoDren OoS Gnoc Der bon Sranf,
reid in Dem 9%orooucrtrag 10 feierlid)
ollSgeiprodcnen 9iirgldait fiir oicic
&crtrGgc Scr atocren WGd)te nit
Sunciicn, nodOem oie 3uliderung,
0cgel Die SoupcrGnitGt oe5 @cps
Nid)ta uitertcbmct 5il ipollen, ifon
IGngIt gcbrod)cl mor0en ipar.
Gas mar Die Slnilirung, ipeld)e
iid) iibcr biinoigc 3niogen mo feier.
lid)e Gerfiilloigiin1cn binpeg9eiett
bat. ltno cin glcideS Sdidial orobt
Scr SouperGllit0t oes SuItanS BON
Woroffo llno ben Sllterelien Der olls
0crcn MGd)te, menn eS Sranfrcid) &C.
lingt, nllf moroffaqiid)em 9oben nit
Der gleid)cn Eoli5eicontrolc lid felt
5uietcn, nit Scr cs IN SlrniS icitcn
SUB ocIobt bat. Ger grtifcl Der
,&0lniidcn 3citung" id)lieBt nit Den
@orten: IS bicBe fir 0elttldlano
uno olc bieicni9cn W1d)te, Die nid)t
iuie @nglono in @9ppten, Stolicn
oltrd) Die pcriprodene llntcrItiiblung
iciner gnipriibe olli SripoIiS, Spa.
itteu ollrd) nod gcbeingebaltenc BIT
0cit1noniiie in Worotfo iclblt, lire
mcbr ooer peni9er b%cirieoigcnoe Nbs
iinoltng fir bic ibrerieits Sranfreid)
fir Woroffo %genlod)ten 3llgcltdno'
niIic crboltcn, ionoern bier nod
,pirt6idaitlid)c Hed)tc uno SlltcrcIlcll
bon bc%ocutiomcr Srosipcitc fir Die
3uflnit at ipobrcn BADEN, oleIen
ibrcn Ged)ten mo SSlterellcn oen
Strif INN Den SOILS legen, lpoltcn lie
Srollfreid) bnS Ocrlnngtc Waltoat Err
tbeilcn. Sic ipiiroeu inn oanlit oos
Wittel in Die Sono geberL bns bnrd)
bie 8cpolt Der 0in9c ielblt, oblle ooB
GcrtrG0c mo 9cihliille Der Gonie.
rells bieien Sang Der 0inoe o%ni5llbal.
ten inn Stonoe 1p1ren, bic Soupcr0s
nitGt iin0 llnobbGngigfcit Wforoffo'3
ltno iblicBlidj ol,d) bic mirtbld)oftlid)c
SreiGeit IN Woroffo 81 oemlelben
@lloc iiibren wiiroe, wic emit in Sl'
nciicn." org. St.s3tg.)
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9mf brnt Mafmcac.

Sopana, 3. M1r5. - Nltf ser
Iiidrciie nod @aIbington boben lid,
Superintendent 3idloIas 9%ongportt
luno 5rou 2ollgmortb altf Scnt mad
Sompo, Sla., gebenoen Gompicr
nMoscotte" bier tineeidiiit. Gas
iun9e Yaor, wcldcs cine icbr quite
Geiie bate, beiud,te oic SdludtfcIoer
uno belticg Settle Sia, bel, Srolt
2on9iuortb's Gnter i'm ipaniid.ameri.
faniidcn &rieg NIT Sturm aellom.
men bate. aild) Sibonep wllroe eilv
0cillf obaeitattet.
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germiidtc tclcsrtpbiidle 9epcidlen.

= Oos Opernlnus IN Solibaps-
burg. So, lit bi,rd cine 8oIolinerpIo'
liprt in 9rnno gerhtben rro 5erItort
iuorben. Srou SO 0iam Sonlan itorb
ben Slomnlentoo, tpdbrenb SRI. gliie
Yofer bei'm Sitnnteripringen BON
cincm 6enlter idrter perlest mllroe.
Sdaoen $4,000.
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YGTc sur 9ieiil ms NmslamS be-
iorat 6. Maine, 3r. Alb, Cit-Yalti-
morcitrahe, na9e Emitum4unic-Nus.
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SiebsisjGbriser snm Spoc pcrnr.
thcilt.

GopIcstown II, go, 3. MGr;.
- @ultan II. Gloiiom bon IorriS'
bile, ein 7~0,iGbrigcr Mann mo 8a-
ter bon ied,s ainoeril, geitonb I'M sc.
rihte, bnB CT i'm lesten Mni icinell
Sobn pergiftet babe, linb mltroe 5linl
1poe perurtbeiIt. 0as bon ibn III,
ter5eifnete @%eit0ltoniB, in ipelfem er
Iagt, boB er ben Snoben loSpcroenl
poIte, neil er id)wodJiinnig gelpeien,
murOe I'M @eridte perlcien. Der
Safer bate bel Der Tergiitnng Got.
ten9ift angcfpcnoet. Gloiiom's Srau
Cigar 9. 9rumpader bon Sol
poroiio, Snb., Iitglieb bes nationa.
len observation-disclosures, lit bon
Den Hepublifanern bcs 10. 0iitrift.5
ienes Stoates sum ied)sten Wole fir
Den Gongreb iuicor upminirt ipproe,l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09

ainOcr, Die ibre arbeitsfroft fiir
nabre Sungerlobne ollireiben mill
len, uno ood) lit oieie arbeitsfraft
Oos ein5i9e aapital, oaS tic beiiben.
IS miro NIT Sun9erlobncn ~pcr5tnit,
mo Niemono, Der ii6 ncitcr oarunt
fiimnrcrt. Sn 0eltidlono triift Der
Stout luenigltens Siirior9e fir bic
grbciter. %llnierc Stooten Boltcn Gas
nid)t fiir not6mcnoio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09

Ger ntcr tuttpnalt II d) q
ontimilit1riifc Terboltb bat III vi
ris lpieOer cinen Mlliruf pcrbrcitct,
in Dem Die Solooten 5llr 2elcrtotlcl,,
st 8cpnlttbGigfeiten gcgen Die Sffls
5ierc lno 5iim Strife int Sale Der
Mobilmodung aligeforOert iueroct.
Gle Ylofutc trllgen ctlpo 1000 ltit.cr-
ifriitct. ltntcr oen Homen Der l(tl'
terScid)ner lit aild) Der bcS Serlitir.
ten Weslier poli Seine epartcmeut
Sn Sonou itanb ste 49,
i1brige Gliidbetb Feters, Sod)ter ocs
Irhiteften YetcrS in aolicl. ipe0tl.
GinocsmorocS Dor bent S6ipIrge'
ridt. Die angeflogte %lc.Nnctc. Die
Glai nid)t; tic iaete, bob iit nlt)t
piiie, ipie tic boju e~efomntcn Iei, bcnl
&ino cine Scberbedc olif Dos SeIltt
/ All oriiden. Die @%eid)iuorcilrii Der,
ncinten nod fitrser 0erotlnnI Dir
Sdulofrogc, iporonf Sreiiprctirno
erfoI0eu muBtc.
lteber bie Saltung oei
8egncr OeS Observation-Disclosures IN
Senot benlertt oos .Gtncinnatie,
Golfsblott": @ic 5u eriuarten itotS
brebt Die 9ebotte, Die i'm Senat iibel
bic @iienbobn-@iu begounen bat, iid
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-28
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Coming Political Contest.

The Aberdeen Weekly, says the
Livingston Times, thinks that there
is going to be a little ginger in the
coming campaign, but we do not un-
derstand clearly whether it lntlmates
that it will be the voter or the candi-
date, or both, that will introduce It.
The Weekly editor speaks as if he
had observed some afore:
"Gov. Vardaman says that he will
not conduct a campaign IN which the
dement's and shortcomings of his OPP
ponent shall afford a text. This is a
beautiful idea and altogether lovely
at the inception stage, but 1t smacks
suggestively of the proverbial New
Years resolution. Hon. Charles
Scott, with probably all of his COM
petitors, declares that his contest
shall be waged without faction, or al
lance with any other candidate or
element of the party. Here IS anoth-
er platform that antedates active hos
tilities. The candidate that can steer
clear of both these conditions will be
the ninth wonder of the world and
forerunner of the political millenni-
um After campaign opens, the ex-
igencies of the case force discussion
pro and con of the claims and demer-
its of the candidates, and the voters,
without consulting their favorites,
form the alignment of battle; and SO
will be in the approaching contest
however desirable it may be to the
principals to avoid such contlngen-
cies.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-28

volume of business done justihes
them in reducing prices.
The same rule holds good in this
case. The added business they will
receive from this territory should re-
duce the prices asked on every arti-
Gle By this plan the benefit is ev
cry ones; the local trader, the coun-
try Purchaser and the merchants.
Our merchant princes of the coun-
try have made their fortunes by low
profits. quick sales and many of them
By following this plan Greenville will
become the trading center of the Del
ia 1t will hold the trade of the
Richey section and draw more from
other points in all directions.
The city of Vicksburg is going TO
contest Greenville's right to the trade
OF this new territory, and the only
way by which Greenville can hold it
is by underselling the Vicksburg
merchants. We now do greater
volume Of business than the Hill
City, and we should hold our own
and gain more.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-28
RUSSELL SAGE.
MILLIONAIRE MISER.

Russell Sage, reputed to be worth
SIoo,ooo.ooo and who was said to be
the stingiest and most miserly mill
lionaire, died at his country home,
Ce(arcroft, at Lawrence, l.. l., last
Sunday. The world IS not benefited
= -uc. nse--. d wi lie I. seems a
..ard titn to say. t'se p ople are
really beneated s,hen t.sey are taken
away
To be worth $Ioo,ooo,ooo is 1T few
mems privilege, and this err -mous
accumulation of wealth can not be
accomplished without some one suf-
fering directly or indirectly. What
is there to be gained by suck vast
wealth? 1t can not all be spent and
enjoyed by one person or by one FAM
lily of persons, and what is the use
and what benefit is one to the world
who boards his wealth, denying him
self even many of the necessities OF
life?
The enormously wealthy million
aires of this country who have useo
their money to relieve the condition
of the people can be counted on the
; fingers of one hand This leaves the
rich class divided into two classes.
Those Who try to, spend their mil
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also come down, and this time its bid
amounted TO only $345 per ton, or
$4,000 less than that of the next
lowest bidder on the 1898 tons re-
CURED Again the trust had to ap-
peal to the goodness of the patient
Navy Department. 1t put in a pathet-
ic plea, in forma pauperis. 1t said
that if it failed to get this contract.
or at least a good slice of it, it would
have to shut down its plants and
throw its skilled workmen out of en-
p1oyment. Besides, it urged, the late
Secretary Whitney had induced the
capitalists at the Bethlehem and Car
negi companies to build expensive
plants on the understanding that the
Government would deal with them
exclusively.
Secretary Bonaparte might have re-
Piled that in Mr.. Whitney's time no
body dreamed that the Government
would ever spend fraction of the
money it has since spent on the navy,
that the OUTLAWS for armor had already
paid for the Bethlehem and Carnegie
plants several times over, and that
those establishments had only their
own extortionate bids to thank for
losing their contracts, Instead of
taking this unfeeling course, how
ever, the Secretary decided to divide
the contract again.-Collier's Weekly.