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Potosi journal., 1906-06-20
IN. MEMORY OF FRANCIS CON
MOLLY.

On last Friday afternoon, a young
life closed it's short earthly career, a
beautiful soul went forth to meet its
Creator, to be claspcd in the arms of
that loving COD, whose unaucstionable
wisdom deemed best to call dear little
Francis to his Heavenly home.
His life was short, bet long will his
memory live with those who knew
him best, above all in the hearts Of
his bereaYed parents brothers and
sisters. who will always miss their
loved one.
Always gentle. kind and though
ful. ancOnsci0uSly he endeared him
self to all with whom he came in con-
tact.
But he has gone from our midst.
Teuderly we laid him away beneath a
mound covered with flowers, tributes
OF loving friends.
In the company Of angels he is now
singing Gods praises in that happy
tl,runs around his great white
T!Yroue, from whence he would say to
his dear ones here, "Our separation
viii, not be long: we will meet again
in our eternal home -.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr.. d. E. Strayer Spent Saturd ay
last in St. Louis on business
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

The aggregate value Of the foreGo
ing commodities, computed at th
average prevailing current prices
amounted to s41s ,nO2 50,
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Oak Lawn Dairy Farm ice-cream i,
tie 2est and prices reasonable.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

II you will make inquiry 1t will be
revelation to you how many succumb
to kidney or bladder troubles In one
form or another. IL the patient is
not beyond medical aid: Foley's Kid
neY Cure will cure. 1t never dis
appoints. City Drug Store.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20
Latty.

Mr.. ], w Simmons wife and baby
are visiting at Latty at present,
Mr.. II. /. Smith passed through our
burg Saturday last.
Miss Laura L pershall Of East st
Louis, ILL.,. is the guest Of Mrs. W. \. .
Hudson OF this place.
Fiossie Declue was the guest of her
friend Helen Martin one day last
week.
Miss Margaret Declue, who has
beeu visiting in Bonne Terre the past
month, has returned home.
The farmers busy season is here
and the sound of the wheat binders
Is heard in the fields. Q. h.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

MF. Joseph Reyburn Of Iror.on was
in oar town Monday last.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Judge {. z. Cole Of Belgrade was
on our streets on Thursday last.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr. J. |. Robinson of Irondale wa>
II POtosi on business Monday last.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE

FINAL SETTL EMENT NOTICE.
Creditors and all others interested
in the estate Of Mex. Burton, deceas-
ed, late of4 Washington County, Mis-
souri,. are hereby notified. that on the
first day Of the next August tenn OF
the Probate Court. shall make final
settlement of said estate.
J. w. NIXON,
Administrator Gf Nick. Burton, de.
ceased
The reading Of a lncal paper oft
saves a man many times the price Of
the paper, and just as Oft may it show
him an opportunity OF earning many
dollars. Now is the time to subscribe
for the Journal.
W. L. Hunter, agent German
American Insurance Co. of New
York. See him for fire insurance.
aS
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given,- that letters
testamentary, with willannexed,o on the
estate of Mary Allen, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the lst
day of May, 1906, by the Probate Court
of Washington county, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them foE
allowance to the executor, within ono
year from the date Of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any bene-
tit OF such estate, and If such claims
are not exhibited within two years
from the date of said letters they viii
be forever barred
PATRICK MURnHY,
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20
.jEA ITEMS.

For bicycle supplies is Wcl!.as bicy-
c;e> ~ to NUolfUrd'>.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20
TATKItK NJ CRHiIV,
Executor est. of Mary Allen deceased.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION

WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. HerreD, Finch. Ark. writes:
"Foloys Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, coldAantAlung
trouble. l know that 1t has cured
consumption in the first stages.
You never heard Of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tai aud not being
satisfied. City Drug Store.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr.. Earl Piunk made trip e. st.
st. Louis Saturday last.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

IE,>> n=1'ia H:.iieus eicil q Mine .s,,
Mnt;e is Visiting Ter sister. Mrs.
M2ErGe Sal; s,mar, Of this place.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Wtse;t sill be pretty weill!i cut in
thi- county by the END Of tue present
week The yield VIII ne a fair one.
Local buyers think the market: here
fer new wt:eat will open At 7:,c " soc
Der h;i>.3yl
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

:: Tue service on free rural delivery
mai, route. number one, from this
place. was inaugurated last Friday
without q hitch, aid large number
OF people in the district lying ten
miles northwest and west of.Pntosi
will get their mali delivered esther at
or near their doors six days ~ the
week.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20
ReIQrade.

Dr. Smith had an auction sale here
Friday and Saturday ,.and sold Off his
personal property previous to leaving
for New Mexico to locate. The Or.
left for that place Monday.
The new bank at Belgrade, which
will be located in the Belgrade Mere
antile Co. s building. is near tie point
where it will open for business.
The Belgrade Roller Mill will start
upin few days under its new man.
agement, the firm of McAtee & Loom
Is, In good shape.
We have had good supply of drum
mers 10 our town the past week.
Bills are out announcing the grand
Fourth of July celebration by the G..
A. Il. OF this place near the Bryan
| cemetery and the uEveiling Of the sol
diers' monument in the cemetery.
Parson Ray will soon be ready to
| to move into the new house he Is hav.
ing built here.
There was wedding two miles
south Of belgrade on last Thursday
evening. John +. Sutton to Miss Nora
Seabourne. Rev. F.. Ray OF this place
ot1iciated.
ReY. Mr.. Layman. a Presbytera
minister OF Aniston, Miss, preached
in Belgrade two evenings last week.
The Newcomh boys are building q
new barn for Mr.. Hean at Caledonia
! Mr.. Marion Adams OF this place
| says he is a direct deceudant Of the
original family Of Adam the first, anC
since the family has greatly nultipl
ed. we call the name, Adams, using
the plural form OF the Goun.
PATRIOT.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Miss Kate Dinning left for Arcadia
last Saturday evening, where she is
attending the commencement OF the
Jrsuline Sisters Academy this week.
She will be accomnapied home by her
sister, Miss GeneYie"e, who is a stu
dent at the academy.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

TIE weather took on quite a mid
summer temperature the past week.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr.. Edwin Smith 5f Caledonia was
In Pctosi Tuesday, interviewing our
merchants Edwin has just started
out aS salesman for st. Louis grocery
house.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr.. Frank Harris and family Of
Bonne Yerre visited relatives here the
past week, and will also spend several
days with kindred at Palmer.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Nj. aud MIS-. Chester w. Lvnes of
ST. Louis visited relatives atthiS place
tile past week, Mrs. LYnes, who is q
bride Of Only few days, is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. f. r. Kendall Of this
Thomas
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

August Horn is under sentence to be
hung at Farmington on August lst
The supreme court will first have to
act in the case however so it is not
likely the l;.rs!Hx "li.'aakc place on
that date
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr.. Il. G. Bourasaw OF Festus, Mo-,
an old subscriber. to the Journal, has
our acknowledgements o! Il remittance
that squares acconnts with ye printer.
ThankS
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Pptosi trains do uot run on Sunday.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

: The Oak Lawn Dairy Farm is pre-
pared to supply i@e-cream in any guam
titles for picnics, fairs, and other en-
tertainments on short notice.
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

Mr.. II e. I}ell ami son, Francis,
and Miss Edith Evans returned home
Tuesday morning FROM a visit Of >er-
eral weeks to relatives and friends in
Arkansas
Potosi journal., 1906-06-20

John A. Edwards and Miss Katie
Maxwell Of !rondale were married
here ct the Southern Methodist par
seUage Sunday Afternoon In the pres
ence of few friends. Farmiugto n
Times.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Drrlurcn uno bod eeluonnsn.

Ml5 oie a[befannte un6 6eliebte an
mut6ige Sper bon G6arles Ioplp6e
Moam, Ser olte, epi9iunge r9oitiuon
bon %2oniumeau," oas 9ldn3paraoerpb
jeoe5 2enoriIten, ser nit @erpe bas
9o9e 6 berauS3uihmettern permug,
uno duf'5 flotte Yeiti9enfndlen fi6
beritebt, gum eriten W}ale in paris our
I%uffiibrung geldngte. gebOrte gu oenen,
tpeIde Dem iun9en Muiiter iofort einen
groBen GrfolQ propbeSeiten. Dor anem
aud Ser frun3oiii6e IltmeiIter gra3iDs
fer. leihter MeloOien, Der beribmte
&pmponift Srantois Wuber.
81 Nd6 Der @eneralprobs elite CT duf
icinen juoenoli6en ] Sp[egen gu uno
beaIiidpiinidte i'm bereits Dor Der
QuffI9rtng. Dir i...
Qoam aber Tdiittelte 5peifelno feiz
men &ppf: pubte er Oo6 nur gu gut,
ipie unbereden6dr Der Grfolq, teIonz
bers bel einem 70 le6baften Yublttum
ME baB franaoiii6e. lit. SD fur6te,
i'd fiirdte." fprad er oesbulb beIprgt,
.es miro idief 9eben."
Sod Nuber ipioeripra9 beftiger:
nNi6ts BADEN sic gu befirdter, gar
ni6ts! Sd fo1e Sbnen - Ell ipos: i6
pette Ipaar borauF! - sic baden elmer
r~isiiQen GrFolg NIT oieiem ,YoitiGon'!"
Isle piirben Sbre Wette pcrlieren,"
lautete Die Gripiberung bes beideioenen
junoen 9omponiIten. ninoem mir beioe
burAfa1en!"
SO petten mir alIo! - sd fpette
bunbsrt 2puisOpr, baB Sbre Sper Den
idIniten GrfpIg bait" i4lug Iubsr
Dor.
Gie Wstte puroe in Der Sbat ses
madt. 3
DIS Die erite Iuffibrung ser Sper
ftdttfano. fab 9an3 BORN. gIei6 in Der
srften Reibe. Elm Glterer Serr, Der nit
'ugenoIifer @eaei'terung lei icoer
Drummer mie raIero %applaubirte.
Tds fiel baIo auf. Tenn bieIer elf
rige geifauTperoer mar niGt etpd Elm
dngeipprbener uno be5ablter Gldqueur,
Tonbern fem @eringerer aIs Der be-
riibmte. aIbefannte SomppriIt Iuber
in eigener perfon.
Wenn aber elm Iuber in bieIer feuris
gen @eiIe einem neuen Muiitipert Nrr
ertennung %fpenbete. nie hdtten ga Die
"iibrigen Suriidbleiben hiirisn2
Der .Qoitiron BON 2pniumeou," Der
pbnebin oef;el, bate alIo einsn geraoesll
0lGnsenben Grfolg, uno ME pirb pohl
icmono cine perlorene Mette Iieber uno
bantbarer be5oblt baben aIs Der slId'
Tide junse &omponiit.
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Vie piItpten tamen. uno Der Sber1t
fpra6 gum Sauptmann: "Nle mare
es, penn sic mir einmal Die Semmel
bier bietten. Sd nil iie SRHsl u
Der !Sano i4ieben."
DIE Sffi5iere bordten bob out uno
faben .I4aOsnFrob Ia6elno 9lt Oer
Sauptmann, Der ruDig Die SemilleI
apiI6en Gaumen uno 3et9ett19er
nabm uno fe e%mporbielt. yer SWuB
trudte. Die augel mar nlItfen ourp
ole Semmel geflogen. ..
Sas IppttiI3e 2d4eln Der Sftl0lere
mar psri6punben, o%ftenbar lqaHteH
fic Iid.
Ser 6auptmunn ober trat rn6ig on
ben Slid, na6m Die anoere ptltole in
Die Sdno uno iagte: o9err Sberit, oas
BADEN sic T65n aema6t, Oas modte i'd
au6 einmal probiren. SEPT, pen1t Sic
nodten oie Site BADEN, balten Sic mir
Die Semmel, piellei9t treffe id aild."
GS mar intereHant, Die Mienen Der
Sffi3iere gu ieben, bic eben nod 70
f6doenfroD geld4t batten; Der ,SpieB
bate Ii6 georebt, 8erlegenbeit unb
QngIt ipie9eIten 1i6 in aaer Mienen,
an meiiten 6eitur5t mar Der Sberit
feI6it.
n9a6en Sic benn f9on nit piItplen
oeI6oFen9" fru9te er.
nglein. !Serr Sberit, id babe ME cine
9iitole in Der 9ano gebabt; I'm 10
mebr piirOe eS midi ober freuen, tpenn
i9 ridtig treffen piirOe."
9d balf al . nihts, Der Sber't
mubte. nm ii6 feline 8I0be gu geben,
Dem Wuni6e bc5 9auptmanns nu&a
tommen. Wds in Ieinem !Seraen Dor
ging, tpeiB niemano. 10 bel lit getpiB,
oab er, obne nit Der Wimper gu 3uden,
Die Gemmcl in Die 90be belt.
2angIam bob Der Sauptmann bic
piftole. langiam 5ielte er = alien itodte
Der 4tbem, es mar plObli9 70 iti1e i'm
Saale, Dab man cine Stednaoel bate
fuaen b0ren tDnnen.
9a auf einmdl iebte Ser Sduptnann
ab ltno Iogte barmlos lG6elno: ,Nein,
es miro bait bod nidt geben, i6 t0nnte
mDgliheripeiIe oaneben fdieben. Sd
bante Sbnen bielmuls, SEER Sberit."
Settoem bat man an ieinem Wutbe
ntdt mebr ge3lpetfelt.
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SdwalbrnleecnOsn.

G8 1T Elm alter unO ullbetdnnter
Nberglaube, baB iper cine S6palbe
t00tet ober ibr Neit 3erIt0rt. Der SER
ft0rt Iein eigenes Slid. 8duernfrauen
IaIIen 'i6 6esbalb Den our6aus ni6t
angerebmen S6mub, oen Die unterm
9an ooer unterm 2borpeg niitenoen
Sdnalben nsruricden, germ sefaQen,
iie iino iiber5eugt, sic tleinen Mitbes
lpobner oes Sauies bringen i9nen
Slid.
Die S6fpal6e mar i'm beioniI6en
Mltertbum ben Benaten geipeibt. Den
Sausg0ttern. Sore Grbdltung mar
besbalb cine religi6ie qflidt, beren
8eoba6tung Seget na6 iiA 3og. Gs
be0eutete @unlt Ger SauSgotter, psnn
cine SAnulbe iih an einem Suuie,
glei6giltig Of 6iitte ober 8ulaIt, IN
baute. 0crlieb iie o6er cine Wobns
itdtte, 10 5ei9tc es 6ein0Iduft bon ieis
ten Der Psndten an uno prop6e3ette
SOB, 9erarmung, Teuer5brunIt.
Die ru'ilIden gduern tihren tbre
0ortiebe fir Die S6ipalben uno hire
carte G6onung berielben 5urid uuf
Den urfptutg seq fGi4tigen Sbierz
6ens. Na1 ibrer I~nnabme ndmlid
ftummt es aug bem paraoieIe uno
tommt uuf Die @roe berab. MIR I'm iie
gu erpdrmen. 9Qber 1T ibre friibe
Qntunft Die Getpdbr elmer rei4lider
Grnte. Mer Elm S9pdlbenneit itieblt.
nm Den Segen an 'ein eiaenes !9aus gu
beften, Diro our Strafe nit CONNER
ipro7en i'm Geiidt ge8eidnet.
Die GRANDDAUGHTER nennen Die
S6paIte Den goget beg SrpItes
(Spate). sic ert1dren oieIen Namen
unb Die ebrfur6tsbc1e S4onung, Sic
fie benz 9efieoerten @alt angebsiben lafs
fen, bamit. Dab er bel Ser 8reu3ioung
Gbriiti iiber Dem areuse bes Serrn 9es
flattert uno immtrfort ermutbi9eno
9e5pitifert babe: Gel getroit isi ges
troit! (Spate.) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

ittrbt. 10 itirbt er au6, unO buben alle
,inerlei Sbem.'"
rMeiIter!!'
ga iab er fie gans ernit6aft an unt
fubr fort: nWer peiB. Of Der Self
oes W}enfhen uufpdrts fdbre uno Der
Soem bes 9iebes unterpGrts unter Die
Groe ia6re2 Wer neiB esq uno fir
oas 9duf4en uneliid 1T es am beften
TO-"
9amit firi6 er ben arfeitsfobn Elm
uno nod cine alcinigteit barber,
ma9te einen Bidding ur0 9ing, =
@m onoern Moroer fabren ie ob.
6einri6 itanb om 5eniter, has Ndss
den on Die S6eibe georldt. gs mar
S6lUderpetfr. IGBlid mo tribe,
MGr3rettera in Dem nur Elm feiner
@eiit .fdQn Den Srii6Iing pitterte.
Grobe S9rdnen liefen iiber Ole Dans
gen oes &inoes.
OTIS Die a9pttter bereinfdm, polte er
fid itramm ftellen.
nSunge, pie iiebit gu aus! Irmes
&erlden! Saft I'll oenn audi i6on
9einen peb bcribergebolt aus Der
SanOperteritube?"
Gr legte Den Nrm I'M lire Sufte.
Zen bat Der Sriippel mitgenome
men. Gr mo6te 1i6 ntdt BON i6m
trennen. Gr fagte, i6 Iolte bod elm
nal flint geraoe fein laiIen, er miiBte
ia bod balo Iterben. 9a Oadte i4 an
9ater unb CAB i'm"
nun fam au9 Ser an0ere Irm ndd,
unO, oas 8eii9t in 0a5 9teio Der
Wutter gcpreBt. fpeinte cr bittcrli6.
Sic iab auf i'm nieoer. uno Ger
MGr5fpino tobte aud Our6 lire Seele.
@bcr ie rpitterte Den Sriihling.
nGs iei," geIobte tie 'id. nNi4t
msbr bie9en, nur nod itiiben."
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filtine 7trfade, sroet a%loirkuns.

Gs mar i'm Sabre 1888 'oGs auf Dem
9erge WnOsds in Sberbapern Der
SranSistanerbruber Satob 9adauer
eben Die Weiie geIeIen bate unb um
oen Sodoliar berun in 81: Sotriitei
0eben nplite. ais por Inn Ter Elm
mGusden iiber Ner Wee buidte uno
bcnn in einem Code perfdnunb. Gem
nddsren @.aber !isR biefes Mauslo6
feline RuGe - es mubte peritopft tper.
Sen. Mls er otsr an eas Msrt gine.
fano er in Dem Code etmas. oos Il6
onfi9lts !Die Qergamert. Gr ertpels
terte nun Gle Seffrung. Sog ods Der
oament berpor unO es aei9te fi6, bab
es Elm 8eraei6niB toItborer SeiIigtbiis
mer mar, Die emit i'm gerge Inbe63
pergraDen purSen. nm lie Dor feinbs
!ihen arie9sidooren au retten. Ger
9ruoer seiete nun 1einen 5unb Dem
prior, es puroe nah ben Seilistbiis
mern aeforfft, uno nahbem man Tie
gefunbsn bate. purben iie erft in Der
aapsne auf Dem gsree uno ipdter
1892 in MiinGen ausgete1t. 9pn
ipeitber fdmen nun Die Madfahrer unb
bieies WanfdbrtsfeIt nurbe enolid 5u
Ser 10 befiibmt setporbenen - Iin'
hener S~ofpbibult.
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AslpiaolenraAasn.

gei sinsn SFsrretdil4T Rssimsnt
{tano On Sqlptmahn BIZ iebr fiji
uno suyu&9qitsnS peIAhS ouber BEL
teinen RdlTttuoen Io'ieM I'm @ufs Der
Shuhternbsit itanb, bdb man logdr
sn ieinsm peri0nlifen Wutb atpettelte.
Der &ommanbeur oes Regiments. elm
Graf g., erfu6r baren uno bsldloB,
ii9 BON DIR Wabrheit oieiss Gsriiftss
gu iiber3eusen. Bel einem 6eitehen.
pslfes Ole 0ffisisre gemeinIdaftll9
%einnabmen. ri9tete sr eS 10 Elm, Dap
Der itiIs 5auptmann lsinen plas neben
ibm erbieit, unotb eim Deilert brafte
er oas geiprlt auf ous piitolenldiss
BEN, rcrin Ser Graf elm Meilter mar.
Ghlieblid Ifitte er mad ieirsrl Ditto
len. nm slniae Qyofer feinsr 0ei41ds
iiAteit gu Qetca,.
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A6nig NM Grfibfr.

Don Dem 9Onise Grnit Iusuft BON
Sannoper itammt folgenbe 4netoote,
Die er germ unb oft gum beiten CAB.
Sm Sabre 1916 tolfte er Elm Gut 3tpis
fden 9alberitaot unb Quehlinbhrg.
Der alte 9err tuar iebr tur3iittis. belt
iid aber fir einen tiidtisen SGger.
Bel einem groben Telotreiben i9ob
uno feblte er febr bGufig. 0a eing elm
Safe biGt Dor inn auf; er {dob lnb
rief einem in Der Ndbe itebeno:n Sreis
Fer Die 5rase gu: .S9peibt. 0lutet)
ere"
Ter 9reiber, ipeldsr Ole aunftaisz
bride Der Sdser ni4t perItanh. rief sus
rid: .No6 ni6t; aber ipenil er. nod
LANCE 10 ipeiterlduft. miro Ct ipobl in
Gdpeib comment"
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Qas fltint.
Don 1rirNrid nrfler.

Tiht nit pl6Bltfcu @tiuolteu
Sbofft Natur in ibvcm Reih.
Sod I'M flcinen Sou5 gu boltcn,
Sarin iortmt ibr i,icnanO 9leib. I
Wia fc cine 6iilc brciten I
&uf bas froitcritdrrte 9dno,
2Gbt fe tlcine 6lodcu gleitcn
2angiam, itiu, bod unpcripdnot.
Gleiner a6rnlcin GieIcnmeraer
Salten ictbit Srtancu itdno,
Win oas Mctr ie riidlp6rt5 ordu8eH,
Sduft cs Giiucu aui am Strano.
GeIieu fam bas Mccr 3cridcaen,
Sod bic ,pcid)e Sine halt,
Weun nit iturm9cpeitihtcn Weuen
@uf ben StrunO bic Yranoung fault.
Glio odtc Gu oes 9~lciucn,
Nid)ts lit Obre Sinu un6 Wcrtb;
Wo fd) tauicno 1beilc cincn,
Wiro Elm 0auic5 uns beihcrt.
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grnanksnfplitter.

Gin unfbeinbarer MenI3 a~etpinnt iofort
I'm @nieben Der @noeren. iusnn fs bare
Gdeine bel ibm iebsn.
Cine Grou III ON n,d1tisfen, sptnn ibr
mann etipas tbat. mas uibt soaa In Der
Srpuune 1T. ]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

9 d. III me Go1gen elmer
y . n b,iigt. Weaen
elmer GarGinenpreoiet bate Der
S6mieoemeiiter Winoeder in 2%Drsreis
Ter. 6ei'en. feiner s5rau Elm 8iiesleiIen
auf Den aopf esihlaaen. bab- tie bluts
iiberfromt suiommenItirste. Ser beibs
blitige Monn puros ppn Ser GtraS,
TANNER gu brei Monaten gefdnanib
berurtheilt.
Taic 5nr Nciic iM's Auslano hciurst g.,
Maine, VT. i13, Ct.Saitimpre.e trakr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

W9emeinen.
3peifampf nit Ierten.
.3pei SnioiIen Deg @eteranenheims in
.OountpiGe. 9al., NamenS Soe Sohnz
ion unb Wilium DOB, bradten iinqit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-12

Another great big case of robbery of the people in the interest of the steel and armor plate trusts is in the naval bill now before the house of representatives and which appropri- ates 100000 to maintain the navy and build great big battleships at cost of millions of dollars each, says Washington critic. It not only is robbery but idiocy to spend millions on a battleship that can be sunk in twenty minutes by one. of these little "di 'dapper" submarine torpedo boats that do not cost a half million dollars. Take one of these little submarine torpedo boats of the Holland type, that has proved it's eff ficiency in every way and in every emergency and that cost about $500,- 900 each, and it can make junk out of $10,000.000 battleship in a few minutes. We can get twenty of those boats for the cost of one battleship and they will beat all the big, long range guns in the world for coast de- lenses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-12

The democrats of the senate had the best chance in the world to place the republicans in hole on the rate bill and then soap the sides and pull up the ladder. but, as usual. they di- vided and never could get together on anything. writes our correspon- dent from the national capital. They have about lost the opportunity to do anything like making political capital on the rate bill and the fight this fall for the lower house of com gress narrovs down to the question of tariff revision and the trusts. The democrats can make a winning fight on that alone if they will but follow up the advantage they have gained so far. The proofs we have shown up to the effect that the manufac- turers of this country who are pro- tected by the tariff wall are selling goods to foreigners cheaper than 10 the consumers at home has placed the republicans on the defensive and they are running to cover. It is an object lesson 90 plain that he who runs may read and If the people of the country can't see it and won't see 1t and keep on voting the repub- lican ticket and send back republi- cans to congress who rill continue tn vote to rob them. then they deserve to be robbed.