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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24
@inc &cr1luciflnnNathnt.

@iniam s. &oupt begebt Sel6itmorO
mittellt 0urhi6neiocnS 0eS&ano.
aclcntS. TT 26nacrc &ronf6eit ser
angcbli6e @ru1O. - 6rou 20.
Siuingiton aud lc6cu5ii6cr0riiiig
&r. @iuiom Is. &aupt, ser in Dit
baltimore eincu groBeu 9efanntcn-
treiS bat, modte am 6rcitog llbeuo
am YAOon @cnh 6iibinN Sborc" iet.
mem Scbcu 0ooltr1 Elm GnOc, ooB er
iih sic Eltl5ooer am redtcn SonOgc,
lenf 0urfi6nitt. gr lit ifon ieit
etntgcn Sabrcu an SllberfuloiiS, unO
sic aronfbcit iheint i'm 3t Scr Ser
jmciflmgStbot gctricbcu 81 boben.
6aupt betricb iriiber an Ser @de bon
lombard. u1O GurolineitroBe cine
gutqe6enoe @irtbi6ait, mcld)e icoo6
ipGtcr 5uriidginA pcaboIb er einen
Soften ais &crmalter oui Dem Sbore
0es y9lpon @eoA Outing Clubs" an
nobm.
8or einigen @ohen ocri6limmcrtc
iidr ieinc &ront6eit 10, OaB err bctt-
ldgerig muroe. Die MitgIieocr OeS
Clubs iorgtcn fiir i'm 10 gut mie
m0glid, bis porgeitcrn mebrere lciner
6rcunoe &ortcbrunQcn troicn, I'm
i'm nod cincn 4lob 5u briugen, no
er Bate Before @~ebrnOlung 9enicBcn
tonnen. 8cgen 126 ltbr porgeitern
glbcno crbob iid Der &ronte bon lei
mem Eager unO brad)tc iid nit cinem
S%Qihenmelier cine Wun0c am reften
&an0gelenf BEL, aus meldcr Elm Differ
0llltltrom Hob. &llr5 nod ser Sbut
erIdicn George &niAbt, Der am Sbore
1pobnt. 0er'elbe moQte &oupt bel
ipringen un0 Sem @llttperluit Ginbolt
tbull, &ultpt belt i'm icoo1 ooopn ob,
iu0em er iid nit ictnem N}eiier 3llr
@ebre ieBte. &nigbt licf OeSbalb nad
eincm bcnahborten Sborc, nm Siilie
81 boIG1. Nl5 CT 5uriidtebrte, Icbtc
Soupt 5lpor nod, obcr c9 par berettS
5l ip0t, i'm 5l retteu.
Ri6ter Iuunigon BON Canton bielt
cinen &nQucit nit ocm Hciultot, OnB
cin uuf SeIbItmoro IottcnOer Io6eSs
i0cin ou5geitcIlt murOe. Der 2eid-
nam mltroe naf Dem Gtobliiiement
0e8 Observation-Disclosures 2oui8 SecmonlL
9tr. SO, Observation-Disclosures, gc.
6rodlt, bon NO aus sic 8ccroigunG
itottiinOcn miro. Ser &critorberc
mar II Sabre alt mnO bintcrl0Bt ieinc
Mittmc uno 6pei G0dtcr.
Grant &orboIiGurc.
6rou Milbrco 2ipinqIton % Sab.
re alt, bon 9tr. .6t2, IorO-GCutral.
Npcnltc, beQing acitcrn friib fltr5
nod I llbr Sc(bItmor0, in0cm tic cin
Guontlm &orbolidrre ncrlhludtc.
9ic ilnQc 6rau. bette Sen Dorgcltri.
gen Nben0 I'M ySoipmooO-Eort" onl
@dd-8ipcr 5uqcbrodt 1tnO mar &C.
gen II llbr nit 5pci 6rcunOcn nod
ibrcr MobnrrQ 5uriidgcfc6rt, no tic
iih nit 2Cbtcren M ibrcr &ouSnir.
thin nod an Den Gid icbte. @cgen
/ llbr mur0c tic mtifollcn0 nerp0s
unO bcgo6 lid oIi ibr 3inmcr. Sur,
SC 3cit 0oroii b0rtcn ibrc 6rcunbc
Sdmcr5cn2rllfc. Sic bcgobcn Iif
nod ibrcm 3iuntcr uno ionocn iic,
nodocm tic sic Sbiirc oltfGcbrohclt
bottcn, IN bolb bcmuBtloicm 3uitons
sc Dor. bic |oli5ci oc8 noro0itlihcn
FGiItritt5 mur0c ioiort in aenntnib
Gciett, urb lpitr0c oic 6rou 10 idnca,
iuic nlGglid, nod bcm st. Soicpba-
Soipitnl" gC6rodlt, no lie trOb Gr3t.
Iider &iilfc flr} nod) 3 llbr Itorb,
"a Die SGrrc lire @irfung brcits
&c tbon 6ottc. Coroner GorlttbcrS
bonn noro6ltlid)cn 0iItritt i~telltc ci-
uen ouf S%eIbitmorO loutcnocn 600.
tenI6ciu aus.
Nic &%critorbcnC ma cine pcrebe.
lidltc MCnDcr. tie lcbte icGnd, non ihs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24

SINl ~ - oNANNIlNNAp - t'' ~
pbio &ortmorL 20 Sabre alt; 2icCr5
Ncbolt bon 2lttbcr i. Millcr, Gar.
2O19, 0OugbItrobc.
N0otpG s, &oIlet, 81, uno Sobon-
ia e. 6Iotmonn, 81 Sabre oft; 81
ccn5 QcGolt bon @iuiom z. Scopes,
gtr. 2O35, 9ootbItr.
Somc8 s. Sec %, urO MorD s.
&ortlpcQ, % Satire oIt; 2icc1l5 gcbolt
BON EctCr s. SiiSmon, Nr. SOB, &C..
GorepitroBc.
Charles S. @urricr, 80, un6 Guo
s. Moo0cn 50 Sabre oIt; 2iccr5 qe-
bolt BON Ncttic &o,urcncc, Nr, u,
Git 6ort-9(oc.
So6r 81. NciQion, %, unN GitcQo
&. 2bompion, 18 Sabre aft; 2iccn5
gcboIt bon NnttonU 9. Gotto(ioto,
gfr, 1927, NiSQltitbitr.
3ronf &. S6o0cu, "a, un0 Gliio-
beth No. GNimonQcr, IS Sabre alt;
2iccr5 QcboIt pon $. Wuccr, Nr.t72t,
@cIt.Nortb. 2lbc.
@ronoiuc NuIod, #, un6 @cilic
90. 2oltbCrt, 90 Sabre aft; &iccnj &c.
bolt bon @roroinc 9nllod, @citnin.
itcr, Wtb.
MiQinm 6. NicoIl, 81, rn6 2cltoro
s. Wc@rou, Is Sabre oIt; ,Siccn5
gcboIt bon A. @. Mc6in0Cr, Gar,
1893, S1tegtortbsN(pe.
@clrid GqQcr8, q. lnO Nnno
ScitcrntoHm 81 Sabre olt; 2iccn5 &C.
bolt BON @cnrif Gggcr&, Nr. 1912.
@coionitr.
GborIc@ 6. Mombod, %. uu6@or.
boro Gicb 90 Sabre oft; 2iccui &c
bolt ponG. 8. @lorris, 9}r, M Sit.
GonCrltr,
&o6n q. Mm5crt, %. mo 2cno
9. G~oorinN6om, 10 Sabre oft; 81.
ccnj Qcbolt bon 6rcOcrid W~hn5Crt
&unlp0cn.
Go0cp &. Sl0Dictt, 81, urO Sober
ia W. @iLGcInL 26 Sabre alt; 2icCn5
QcboIt bon Niliom g.. SuNDlctt, Nr.
40, @cit 9opcttcitr.
&oicpb u. 9cb, 81, unN Gertrude
81. WcmmcI, 81 Sabre oft 2iccn5 &c.
bolt BON ". 6. 9roocrid, Nr. 1921
@ronbpitroBc.
WIid)ocl @infcImon, 30, unS Mor.
Qorct GrombIitt, 81 Sabre ait; 2icen5
Qcbolt BON Mifocl @inrcmun,
0iNblon6tolun.
Ebilipp 3. Gnpncr. %. unO Mou
Stiitcr, % Satire alt; 2iccn5 Ncbolt
pon &Ginip s. GnDocr, Nr. 1921,
6ri8bicItrobc.
S0mucl @ront %, ltr6 Mo6cl e.
Somor0, % Sabre oft; Qiccr8 Nc6olt
bon @iaiom 8. 2elpis, Nr. 1910,
Gctrcotitrobc.
6rc0crid Q. @odclnton, nun., 25,
mo Moric e. Sitpotrid, 10 Sabre
oft; &iccn5 gc6oIt BON 3rcOcrif 9.
godclnon, jun, Ger. 9t6, Gil0,Gbc.
itcr'truBc.
Charles 90. Tbompion, A. II. Wo.
mic Chambers, 36 Sabre aft; 2iccn5
gcboIt bon Is. M.&o6oomou, Nr.t2S,
Sitb.Fopplctonitr.
Scnrp q. Sobnion,3t, un0 Gobrr.
ia 9ioDnolL 30 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 &C,
bolt bon Senrp g. So6nIon.
S%ipingiton 9. SoGnionL %, 1nO g.
&. sec, 20 Sabre oft; 2icpnj QcboIt
bon @ipingiton 9. Sobniou.
SDmon Small, 81, unb 9IoIie 90.
icntbol, % Sabre oft; 2iccn} Ncbolt
bon Not9on email, Or. $40, 0orob.
Gyctcritr.
MiQiom 2obr, 81, urb Nlicc 20.
Gorriih 10 Sabre oft; 2iccn3 gcbolt
bon 5. Mc2onn @roiun, g}r. 3Ol
&cmin0ton.g(o c.
@uitoo :. Gobring, %, mo 2iQie
u. g%9ic8onO, % Sabre olt; Qiccn3 &c.
bolt pom &iaiom @iegono.
2IntbonD 3bompion, 40, unO Pm.
nir S6lcid)er, 36 Sabre ait; 2iccn5
acbolt BON gntbonp 5bompion Hr.
sos. Siio-9roaopop.
&obn Snco6s, 81, uno Qoltro Tyinf,
Is Sabre alt; aicen8 acbolt bon s.
SCOOPS, Onrf, go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24
@ritcrn Mnrulano GiIcn6abn.
}llne %berIaien NIncn elatIon NC i0Ial:

8iiae ~ncrIaiien Siucu Citation lpic folgt:
SGnltdt:
4.30 WtorgenS-Shncllpoit SdacrStOmn, u. Il
gS. slubr, mo nlsNcnOullnCiI Sonntag,
Snncod rHo GbGmbcrsbnrG.
0.15 WioracuS-Bc Wiar @rprcB.
200 Wadlm. accommodation nab BlOt0p1.
ABB 9iab. 6rprrb SGiptlinir. Sdacrstotpn,
Snncud. S6ippcnehnrg mo, alegenorIs
men Sonnlng, 6reoertd ulo SiHnltltsburg
1000 g(benoS qIiomHobniion nab llntons
Vrt6qc.
1daiidl, ansncncmmru eonutag.
600 mornels -gorf. Y. & s. 3tpiiiun iilo
Sauplltnic titIt0 bon 9ntoro @rooe, io'
pie 9urlislc.
500 MorgcnS 6nuptIlnie. SnGersionn. San,
cod, Cumberland, SbippenshHr1. Grene.
rid. @nunitebnrg uto y. & ". Ndbt
o.43 Mloracn8~ arfommoSotlou un6 @ettos.
burg mo Duri.
1000 Observation-Disclosures mad Union
WribQc.
.3.2O g1d6iM.-qUuc Wonniatn Grprcb (FarIor.
gHagNort), ionic 6rcbcrid.
1926 yiahnt @rprcb ra1 0ort NIB q. &
4.tb Na6n. Accommodation mad Union
VrihQc.
b.s2 Tarhrr. - Accommodation nah @luuoor,
ham GrpreB big @cttUshurG nno 2lorf,
G.t5 Mheuos - accommodation mad luton
Nriogc.
gnr SnmnaaS.
+i.50 Endm Nlle Ri0ac pirnttCo. Shnel8itp
rah g9citminitcr, Jburrlpnt. Wuuntuin
Points mo 9n8crstopr (beginneno an
Vur eonntnaS.
g.3O MurqcnS - Accommodation rad Union
9rioac mo Snnober.
SdIt uiht an Der Bennlblpnnin sglbeunes
Citation m
". Wrbcrtiuu. u. VI. Soipen,
ocncrotWinHnGer Scn.' Rdii. .slecnt,
U07-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24

rem Mtnunc g%etrcnut. Sic binter.
lGBt ncben ibren Gltcru 5pci Sd>pc.
ltern uno cinen @rltocr. Ser 2cid-
nam murOC no6 Scr Mobnung ibrer
GItern, gtr, 1927, Gobingtonitruobc,
Gcbrnd)t bon no aus sic 8ccroiguu1g
ltattiin0cn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24
ScffcntlidDc SpiclplGbC.

Nlm 3. SSllIt mcrOcn oicieIbcn in I
@orfS un0 20 Shulb0ien cr0fiuet
mcroen. - Ser 9citrog scr Stoot
lit $4,000.
Ger &crcin iiir SpielpIGte fir
&inOer miro om 3. &ult SpielplGbc
III Z YortS NM 20 S6uIboien croft.
ncn, oltf Ocnen i'm SSltIi uno gluguIt
@ciit unO &0rpcr ser &inocr truinirt
mcroer iollen. &e0er Spiclplot miro
inter Der &citlun0 bon 5iuci eriobrc.
men &cbrerinncn itcbcn, mGbrenO Sri.
9lOo Scott bic Obcrlcitung iiibreu
un0 oie Spielc i'm nGruiD-&ia-Eart"
lciten miro. Sri. Scott lit aus &nor.
bile, Genn, mo crit fur5c 3eit IN
Baltimore. Sn oicicr ISOLDE miro
Sri, Scott in OcCousGitD Dor Ocn
2cbrcrn cincn &ortrog ii6er nSpiele
Der Su8cnN" boItcn.
6olacn6e 2cbrcrinncn mcr0cn sic
2eitlug ser SpicIc ho6cn:
oGruioe@ia-Eorf" Sri. g(oo
Scott unN Sri. Nnno 0uibone;
rYottcrion-Fort" - 6rou Clara
@oIopin uno Sri, alice @orlett;
oGorrol.Yort" Sri. Gmmo
Mpraon uno Sri. @oraarct Hoio-
nlIatt;
o&ipcriiNc-Gorf" - Sri. @crGcrt
SocobS mo Sri. Girginio W}iler;
vGIifton-Gorf" SRI. 9crtbo
W}ortcin un6 Sri. Carol aoler;
o2otro6c,9orf" - Sri. &otbcrinc
@ortbiu0ton mo Sri. 6Ioro 9cdcr;
oGitg Spring Eorf" Wcmbrofe
McmorioD = Sri. Sophie Stodctt
Ii no Sri. Man Cornelius;
st. Morp'S," &ompocn - SRI.
@ciiie Soopcr uno Sri. Caroline
Sen6D;
@cIt.@ooObcrrp Sri. Cora
S6umodcr;
2uprcncc'5 Go6Gortcn, 9tr, SIC,
@cit-2ombor0-S troBc - Sri. Gli5o,
bct6 @roor$;
0itlidc b0bcrc SGdtcri6uGc 60 Sri.
Selcn ellis un0 Sri. GIiic @iaingS.
lea;
Sborp. uno @cit.S trobc - SRI,
Wor9oret @rier un0 Sri, WorD @o,
terS;
Gboic- unO Mc9onogb.G trobe -
Srou g. y. Sepburn un0 SRI. Gtbcl
Uromn;
HiOoelp. unb 9orrc.G troBc - SRI.
Goptb Seed un0 Sri. Goiiic 2ong;
Bombs troBc mo Canton oenlc
- 6rl, @lnilp gud)bol5 unb SRI. 9ei,
tic VeQ;
Sigh uno 6opettc.S trobc = SRI.
Srenc GroiGun unO Sri. gitber SEEN.
ton;
&ofimon.S troBe uno Yorf- 9luemlc
= nod nidt %ernnnnt;
See. un6 SanopersS trobe - SRI.
2etitia Stodctt uno Sri. @po GoD;
Gonton.9(uenue uno Comes troBc
~ SRI. Gt6cl BoScal uno Sri. 4us
guito 6enton.
Die Spielpldbe fir Tegerfinocr on
Sborp. un0 Siaen.S trobe, @ocihc.
StroBc, Sciferion- uno Caroline.
Strobe, Gboppcae unb Gorep.S troBe,
unb in Ser b0beren SdulIc fir 9egcr,
EenniplOonia-9lpenue unO @ioolc.
Strobc, mcrOen inter ser 2citung
bon Hegcrlcbrern iteben.
,Gir Soften oieicr 5pielpldtc mur.
gen bis6er aus ireilpiQieen @eitragen
BON Bripotpcrionen aeOedt, bod aie6t
bic Stq0t in oieiem Sabre gum crIten
Wolc cincn 3ul6uB bon $4,000, nnd,.
Dem sic 2cgiSlatiir brtr6 Elm @cice
bie oa5r nOt6fpenoiae Grlaubnib er.
tbeilt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24
Baltimore 9ampf Safet So.
(lnte uuh auLcrGdttae Gais2tnle.)
Die Der. Stlnlen1NoIl befnr0ern6.
Sampier rgirgiuia" (nen), rNlnbumu,"
lAnnrnIn u Nrntnriiec u

Wcuraiu," ~.Senmiec."
Sampler iabreil tARIib. Sorntu0s nuSaenotns
men, bon Den Mai qtnics"gicrS, gr. 1913,
gigbtsG trabe, 0.3U gbeibS, brett nab Olo
Tpiut Comfort, giortolt, @oriSmuu'b ullo aaei
Pmften ocS GiioelIs. &crbtnhu1H IN Olo
4nint Comfort init rG. & 8. Gifen6abn. got
Tibmono, NerbinnlnB IN Portsmouth mt Dem
nSCahoaro gIir Cine" iolioen 8ng l,aCb Iortss
MOUTH unb gttInnta. Sn glorfoli Nerbtnoung
init ser p%9ltlantic Coat Cine" yioriolf uilo
neItIid unt oh Dominion Cine" nab glclus
bern, @afbinGton N.sG., &t1moHo, Sn, rns
ReiusDorf.
W(Gbl3citen naf eusopiifbcm gIoue. qurus
riBie MniiltT5tmHer, e~'ciiritbe NeIeudtnna,
9anpfbei5un9, 1oieu iret. Meierotrte adtntens
CIR. t07, Sns9nlttElurcsS trube, yir. BOO mo
50s. QiabbSirabe. e. ". g, Office, GiOrIt'@de
Baltimore lho GdIpertsC trube. Continental
3ruIt NiilhinG iinb AlbduGb'S, gr. 100, Noro'
Charles STRIDE.
Subu ". SberluuUb, e. Srpiut,
0icei9rdl. II. Sen. sDtanager. Sen. sB1. 'gtgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24
MarnIash G. gcnnislpauiu n. q.

Bhpe nsrIuNen 5iurih.sIbe.. II. oaf ctr. sStattcr:
TAO BORN. mao Dorf tdgIi6. ans.enommer
Gp1ntngi.
9 80 snr... Ia6 Delta MIR g ynutrss.
$50 Eorm. rrb 9elair tdelia ausGenommeu
Gnnilidqn.
1926 @adhm. loo Dori to9iI6. ansaSHommen
Gonnt1gs.
4.n5 Taf1f. NOD Della Hur Sonniuas.
4.20 slutnl. mao Delta td5ltn, ausgenomres
Scnnings.
coo abenbs nab .s,eIatr tdeIta, auseenom,
men GONningS
ft.0O abenbs nah ReIntr nir gonntaos.
ff.45 Sbenbs mad ptIdtr Ustttpohs nnb gaut.
jtaaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24

9lm 8. SSuli mCrOcn 0ieielbcn in I
@orfS unO 20 ShuIb6ien c%r0fiuct
mcrocn. - Ger 9citrag scr Stoot
lit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-24

I'
@r0ffuung 0c3 2 III III c T.
s. artCna. - Ter Sommcr0ortCn
bon &orl S6miOt'9 Sormonic Goie
9tr. All, Nclt e 6opctteitroBc, mllrGt
gcitcrn nit cinem QroBcn GrfoIge crs
0iinct, mo itelltcn lih piele Gcutidc
nit ibrcn 6roucn Elm, nm Dem Gon.
5crt bon @}rof. &GitlS Or0eItcr 81
louidcn un0 in Dem tiibIen @ortcu
cinigc %ongcnebmc StlmOen 81, perlc.
ben. @r. S6mi0t bot cirto $1,000
fir 0ic Ginrihtung 0eS Sommcrgors
tcna 1u10 butlifc &crdnocrungcn
ult5gcQcbcn mcl6c ourd) 0oS ItetiA
mahicnOc @ei6dft %notbruenoiq &c.
morOcn iinO, nGnlliG cine 6eOclltcn.
oc &erQr0bcrung 0cS Spciie5immcr&,
sic &erlegrng Der Slide, bic nit eli
mem 5000 &ofofcn citgcridtct MIR
0c, ms 5mcitc Stofpcrf, DNnld1c
zines GohgurtenS I'M jmcitcn Stod-
mcrfc, Gcmcntirunq OcS Sommcr.
@ortcns Ii. / 10. Sr, S6miot miro
PLIES ouibictcn nm lid Die crluorbe'
ne @urit Oca oeutihcn GubIitul1S
SIT crboltell, uno 0o8 @ormonie-Goil
otd) ierncr sum G%cnOc5pou@ 0cS
ICuti6tblml9 5l modcn. Iic Gon'
5crte ucrOcn icOcn 2Gbc1t0 Itottfin0cn.
GburleS Doom Dor Dem
q oli5ciri d cr.-GboS. COON.
gtr. 4OS, Noros8 recncsS troBe, %
Sabre aft, uro 9lnnic Q8ib, alias
Gillian 0romn, % Sabre alt, 9tr.
G36, Soicpbinc'S tr., muroen gcItern
gtahmittag ans Dem nW}orpIono llni,
ucrlitGtss@oipitol," III wcld)em id.
9ciOe befouOcn, ieitocm 9oom ieinC
@elie6tc III Dem Sullie on Der So
icpbincsSt raBe 0ur6 mchrcrc Geuol.
peri6iiiie idJDcr Dermun0etc unG
Damn cincn SelbltmorODcrillh mad)te.
cntIalien unO &aoi 2oOcn porgefiibrt.
gtIr Der @eididlihfcit Ser Ncr6te III
c5 ST %pcr0onfcn, BOP lopobl Coon.
mic Minnie @ib nit 0cm Scbct 0aOoll.
famCn, mo 0eioc cri6ielcn geiterll
por Yoli3eiri6ter 2oorn NIT BANDA
girten &opien. Sm &erb0r bctbeuertc
Nnnie @ib nodmolS, Bob itc Doom
nod INNER licbe. &m l(ebrigcn
brodltc oos &erbor nidt5 9eues 81,
Gage. Yoli5ciri6ter 2o0cn iibcrmies
9oom megen M~orOucriudS obnC
9iirgidoft Dem GrimiuoIgeri6tsper.
fabrcn, 1tn0 Innie @iB mlBte ais
S~tootS5eugin ebeniaaS ms @eiGug-
nib mnroern.
Gon0uftcur pCrlebt. 49,
@Gbreno GborlcS Nemod, Elm 81
Sabre otter Gon0uftcur auf Dem
S~troBenbobn @oqgon Nr. 1856
ser MolieltroBcn . Clinic auf Dem
Srittbrette itonO, nurOe er Dor Nr. 6,
Siio . @olicitroBc, bon cincm oott
i%tebcn0en 6ltbrmerfe crioBt unO 81
0ooen geihlcuoert. Gr crlitt 8crie.
tungen am &opf NM an &6rpcr uno
muBtc nod Dem st. SoicpbS . SO.
ipitole" gcbrnht lueroen.
*** Ger yG'&eil &crcin," elmer
ser Reconsideration Scrcine Ser
Sto0t, oeronitoItet ant %. Srli eli
men glusfIltg nad Ecn+D1ar, mo
triiit bierfiir elm encrgiifeS mo tiidl-
tigcs Irrongements=Gomite Gorbc-
rcitungen, Inn Sen ausilug 5u Dem
crfolgrciditcn Deg Sobrcs 81 geital-
ten. Gin 8epodiuoggon nit Grfri-
idnrnocn miro eincn Sbeil oes 3ugeS
biIbcr, unb 5mei Wtuiif.Gorps mer.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-08
4 SIGNIFICANT CHANGE.

A significant feature of the pre-con-
vention campaign now In progress
throughout Nebraska IS to be found in
the numerous declarations Of different
county conventions In favor CT direct
primary law.
II will be remembered that in the
past when bills were proposed Ia the
legislature providing for nomination
by direct vote the chief opposition has
come from the rural districts. whose
spokesman urged that such legislation
was against their interests and in favor
OF the cities and towns where a large
vote would be massed, while the people
on the ranches and farms would be
unable to make their wishes count.
Against this it was argued by the ad-
vocates of primary reform that direct
nominations placed the rural voters at
no greater disadvantage than they al
ready suffered under the system of
caucuses and conventions manipulated
by experienced wire pullers who, make
a business of politics.
From the declarations referred to,
demanding the enactment of direct
primary law by the next legislature, 1t
would seem either that those who pre-
tended to speak for the rural districts
heretofore were not voicing the real
sentiments of those they claimed to
represent or that a tremendous change
of public sentiment on this subject has
been brought about by the agitation of
the direct nomination idea in conjunc-
ton with the revolution against the
boss delivered delegations accustomed
to name candidates on all party tickets
agreeable to special interests. 1t is
plainly seen that with the abolition of
free passes some means must be de-
vised by which the rank and file can
express themselves and make their
wishes effective as to candidates for
Office without going to the expense of
time and money to attend distant con-
ventions. And this is no doubt the
true explanation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-08
SACRIFICE AT THE SPELLING BEE

J. w Foley in New York Times
He kood NV spet hur down but wenn thare
awl spelt down but him ann hur ann shee2
so SMALL
ann ankshus for the prize he kood not bare
to beet a gurl hoo was so yung ann fare
ann wenn the neckst wurd kane TO him
altho
he moo II wei he spelt It rong uno
on purrpuss soZe sheed get the prize ann be
uZ happy w a lark ann then wenn he
saw too big teers Nv gladness in hur eyes
heez gladd he misst ann let hur have the
prize.
ann wenn the teecher sedd sheez glad 10
see
a gurI is the besst spellur hennry he
JUST took his sect ann tolled us anvil that
burd
was sutch ann offie simpul eezy wurd
he kood not see how he had misst IL wenn
heed spelt It in his lessuns time agenn
but afturwurds he tolled me how he kane
to put too RS in IL ann sedd the naim
Wv been the BEST spellur otto go
TO hur becaws she Is a CURL uno.
ann hennry sedd she mussent eavur no
his sackrifce becaws sheed wanto go
ann give the prize rite back ann Il musst be
a seacrut in owr bressts eturnalle
but sum day wenn sheez oiled ann woodunt
kare
heed like to have hur no the TRUTH ann
spair
him frum the shaim Nv missen sutch a
wurd
ann tel hur that he moo how to spell burd
but wenn he lookt intoo hur big bloc eyes
he kood not bare 70 struggle fore the prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-08
Personal NOTES.

Mrs Gait has been received abroad by
royalty She had. Of course the proven
bal right to look at a king.
One Of Russell sage's nephews who is
going to contest the will makes no bones
about saying that he is after the almighty
dollar. So was his uncle.
Admiral George Dewey. who is summer
ing at Richfeld Springs, N. Y. is enjoying
excellent health, despite a rumor to the
effect that he was seriously Ill.
Second Lieutenant f. P. Larned Of the
marine corps, who is now with the legation
guard at Picking, has resigned. He is one
of the Larned brothers Of Princeton, who
distinguished themselves as tennis players.
Former Governor Samuel r. Van SAINT
has been appointed chief marshal Of the
Grand Army parade, to take place during
the annual encampment, which will be
held in Minneapolis the middle Of this
month.
Patti, OF all the vocalists in the world.
stands alone in earning ability. Her mar
velous voice, aided by histrionic ability
of high order, has frequently brought her
$4,000 a night. Next to her stood, and
probably still stands, Jean de Reszke.
Orders have been issued at the War de-
paTtnenL assigning hdJOT GeneEdl a W.
Greedy to the command of the northern
division, with headquarters at st. Louis,
to take effect September 16 Lieutenant
General Corbin is now in command OF the
division, but he goes on the retired list
September Is.
Several years ago after he had made a
visit to Arizona and New Mexico. Senator
Beverage was sent $1,000 worth of stock
in mine in that section. The senator
promptly returned the certificates, stating
that he felt It would be improper for him
to accept anything OF the sort. That 5000
worth OF stock is now said to be valued
at S1.5OOooO.
Hiram Willard, a prosperous merchant OF
Marshalltown, Ia, who died a few days
ago, was at one time a member OF the
Galena tanning firm OF Jesse Grant &
| Sons. He a member Of the firm when
he advanced the money to supply Captain
| U. s. Grant with uniform and equipments
when he became colonel OF the Illinois reg
iment, to which he was first appoint ed,
and he was very closely connected with
the Grants, father and sons. while at
Galena, -.. ....
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-08
PROSECUTION THAT COUNTS.
Eject of the Activity of Federal Of
hcers on the Corporations.
Cleveland Leader

If good citizens feel that there is little
evidence of progress in cases which the fed
eral government is prosecuting against COR
porations accused Of granting and obtaining
illegal traffic advantages. they take a shall
low view of existing conditions. II the feel
ings OF the highest officiaA Of the railroads
and other powerful corporations directly
concerned could be ascertained, there would
be no such doubts that the proceedings
were worth while.
The sense Of insecurity and the chronic
unrest which the federal authorities have
created in the Offices Of companies which
have violated laws against abuses in inter-
state commerce is punishment in itself. 1t
is potent corrective influence. II will GER
tainly deter many persons in authority from
illegal practices. 1t is a warning that more
formidable attacks may be expected by all
who violate laws for the protection OF in
dustrial and commercial rights.
Another great benefit derived from the
aggressive attitude OF the United States
which 1t has given small competitors OF
great monopolistic combinations. There is
more fighting blood reused now in behalf
OF fair play in business than had been
stirred in many years The government
can count upon increasingly valuable help
from the victims OF injustice.
All this is well worth while. II means
great gains for sound public policy and for
Industrial and commercial morals.