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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14

misunderstanding 0c%&orper& lieht.
Die peientlidlte Gri6einung Der Gilt-
3"iinbuno lit bllrd) ole Germebrurg
oe5 9luigebultc1 CSDperdmie) q
fenMcidnct, Die lid) IN Norm Don
MGtbmnA Sdmeulna, SiBcNefilbt
mo Shmcr5buitigfcit 1llBcrt. llllter
bicicm 9il0e fennen mir 8. y. Die be
fonrlten Singerent5iinounacl ooer
Snrunfcl, Die mcilt III Giterlrn9 ilber'
0ehcn. Die ollgcmein gcI1uiIGc Be
neutrality-suspicious. bcItebt bier oorill,
Die GntSiln0ung 0llrd Hubiqltcllung
pes bctrcifcn6en MorpcrtbcilcN, plcl
lcid)t audi 0urd) Sod)lugcrln1, ourd)
Giobloie, @oilcrlmid)lGgc obcr lpdter
hurG Ginihnitte 5llrild5llbrinaen NM
5l beilcll. Froielinr Nicr Gebt gang
cntgcgcngcicBt Dor: CT ltallt 0aS Slilt
al Den cnt5iinbliden Stclen ourh
0in0en ooer b%clonbere Salguppuratc
nod mcbr, CT pcritortt ooburd Die
Gnt5ilnOun0 mo mirft Qerooe %.
ourd) heilcn0. Bier iiebt IN Der Sp.
pcr0mie zines Der mihtiglten Nb-
i%uebrnllttcl Der Notnr gcgen Die Sn
%icftiou. Iic gicr'ife Stunn9Sbppe.
rGmie linbcrt q AQem oft ollaell4
blidlid) sic Shnlcr3en oca aronfer.
lie brin9t bic Sdnuclln1g 5uriif, Der.
bitter ohcr rcrtilr5t Die Giterun1.
mnd,t operative Gin0riiic iibcriliiiliQ
unb crbdlt 2Grpcrthcilc an Scbenb
ocrcn nornnolc S%hoti9feIt ld)pu ais
ucrlorCll hctrudltct lultr0e. Son per.
idicOcnen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. limo
ncitcrbinGa Vcrid)tc erld)ienen meld)e
0uf Grmlo iorliGltincr 9totbpriifun
gel jt elmer ilbcrolra aiinltiNcn @cnr'
tbcilula bc9 Nicr'ibcn Nerfobrcn2
0ctnnmcn limo. Cab Die Stnumn13.
mctbooc nutiIrliG Neruille @ren5eH
iinoet mo nIdt ctlpo Elm llnipcriol-
mitici oui dirnrgiihcu @ebictc oar
itc!lt. ion muSoriicflid) bcrpnr0c6oben
mcrbc1, cbcnip, ooB lie nur IN Der
Sanb 0ca Nr5tc9 o%nuenobor iii. 9lbr
10 piel lGBt lid, llod, Den biShcr Dor
Iic9cnOen northumberland id)nh
bcirtc in0cn, Dab Ole Nier'ihc Stou.
lIl9sbcbonolul9 cine Gntocdlno Don
lnQcbcnrcr lroNpcitc' bartlett, ne!
d)c Der &ciIfunbe SIM Sbcil cine
gam rene &idItuig gcbCn oiiritc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14

Gincn lcIncr lrticl Ttiirbriclc
idlicBt Der @crfniicr, nad)ocm CT pon
Der Wo6t oes ErGlioenten bel Ger
ScleBung Der Mcmtcr, Der Waht Der
@pnpernenrc unb Wopors, flciner
E%rGliocnten IN Der WeItCntoid)c, &c
%lprod)en, nit Den Worten: ,Sicies
Aor5c onleritoniid)e Hegierungs.SD.
item iii iolidl. Is lit 5%ugcihnitten
oui grobc, d)orufterpolle, cbrlit)c
2cutc, mic @nibin1ton, Srnntlin unb
Die ScIGen Der 9rnBen @eircirn1
pom cngliidCn SodJc. Semen StuotSs
m1nncrn Don Gboroftcr mo Vc9u.
blrn9 itono cin &olf sur Scitc, Dos
I'M Veircirn0africgc ieinc colcn 81
0cnidpoften; Wutb, SingebumN al
iittlide SSocole, Ginfnd)hcit Der Sit.
ten unb Sebcnsfiibrlun1 enlioItetc.-
Wfit iold)cn WGnncrn unb cinem iols
chcn Goltc fonntc man biClc Norn
Der Staotsperiolilun9 ertroNen. Nber
Die bunbcrtiof geiicbte Moiic Der
G)onfcc'a. Die id, nit Der Yroiitluutb
scr iponilden Gon0liitooorcn ollI
Die m%lacbeuren Sddbe Der Union
mari. fonlltc aus hieler Seriulllnlq
mr. cin SrQnn Der Muobcrtlung mo
Corruption MAIDEN. Sic Elpd)c Der
&criuiiun9 itimnlt nidt nit Der Fip.
die bcs &oltcs. Gle 3ntlunit miro
immcr %uiltbcubcre Sample nm bic
WudIt briu0cm, bis Dos Suno Der Nif.
totlrr zines Observation-Disclosures
ten o0cr 0cu beInllid) heronmodIcn
ocn MielCnormcn Der lp,ioli'ti'dicn
9Aliniion %ncrfGllt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
Tprtidprittc Der brabtluicn Scleara-
phic.

Gns Nobr 1908 miro INNER einc;.
Mnrtitcin in Der @eidid)tc scr orobt
lolcn Geographic unb bolnit IN Der
oeS Gcrfcbrspeicns %iiberboupt bcocl!4
ten, ocnn Dor &ur5cn lit ca g@cliulger,
einc Der bnlIptiGhlidltcn Sdmierip-
feitclL Die lid ibrcr all9emcinen Ali-
menhulg bisber INNER nod cnt0cgcil
ltclltcn, IN 0lGn5erbiter @eilc 5ll BE-.
bebel. @Gbrcnb nloll nGnllid) bel
Der 9epobnlihen 5elegropbic Die
Hid)tulg, oic Der mls9ciunotc Stroni
nebmcn loa, nllf's %gcnoucitc unb Gin.
iud)Ite beltimmcn fam, inbcm oieicr
Strom in clncm in beltimmter Mid.
tnng ucrlollicnocn Irnbtc iueitcr &c.
iotbt miro, hate nan ilbcr Die bel
Der orabtloicn Geographic 5ilr Der
mcnblung fommer,0eu eleftrild)cnWel
len feincrlci Mud)t mcbr, lobulo liz
Die Senocitotion p~crlulien botten.
Sic brciteten lid polfonntcl gleid)-
mGBig noh olen Hihtlln9en bin aus.
uro ieocr i%lbcrboitpt in ibrcm IuS-
breitungsgcbiet beiinolihe unb rid
tig obaeltimmte Npporat pernlOttl
oas Selcaromm announcement.
Gies bot grpBc Nnhtbcilc in &c
fnIae, Die bisber bel benz pcrbGltni6-
muBig cn9en @erpelloungS9cbiet Der
orabtlolen Selegrapbic nod nid)t 10
red,t in oic Gri6einnllg getreten iino,
Die lid nbcr pieQcid)t bel mcitcrcrGni
midlnng bGtten iebr mlongenebnl
gelten0 MADDEN fonllen. go mub c.
}. 9. ais uid,t a,lsscidloiicn cridei-
rcll, baB llnbeiugte Selegramnle bot
ten ollfIon9en t0nlien. Snsbcionocrt
lo9 oiele @eiabr in &riege nobe, OBJ
ld)on Die gbitinumun9 Der Npporote
oufeinonocr cine geipiiie, luenn aadl
immcrbin beidr6nftc Siderbeit &C.
mabrt. &or aursem lit es nun Erof.
Gr. Seroinonb Braun in StrabburN
%aelun9cn, ben eben gcihiloerteIl
ltcbelltano ~ bebeben mlo cine Me-
tbooc 5n eriinben. bic eS crnloalidt
Die bel Der ornbtloien Iclegraphie slir
ltebermiitelung Ser Nodrid)ten Die
ncnhcn SSeIlen llur in cincr 'einsiscn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
&crmiid)tc NnScigcn.
Yufrmf.

gin6itebclio tcsei1neie Gerionen:
1. Sartidl Nusnit, alias @dr ooer Gcbr. och.
1. Uidr6 1868 in Miiitellpnlnc /. Shl. C9Sirn
aeiuiinld. lpegelI elmer hcoentcllocnGrbfhaiD /;
Jiennoorf Aegh. @rfnrt. onCr neyeIl Vr0cn;
.. Tcuban3 HItJi:iuc, ocf. @>,%rfti. acAprvt
aH 20. :iIlIit / - III GgiE!iidul. N'iieu.
ooer 0erCii III IN.
1. Ron Sriiua, NsbJrAli Lat g. -rtt0r. 1881
IN sSorms:
ino e%rirdDt, bel Dem llnter8ei0uctcu perl5nIih
pbet lbrittlih idl 6l melben.
I'm T~iail'iiit ilber oerell SerbIeib ooer No
lebei erindli
Baltimore. NO. .cu :. T;rInr litti.
Scr &alietttb 2cI!ine NAriHI
@eprg u. uDn 3inger,
9tr. :. SitnsGGn Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14

Hi"ldJcn. lln0 lic bubcn bicic% cpn
d)cmobcnbc llrtbeil idoriiinnig u,o
ilber3euAenb begriinoet: Sri. Cartier
trllN Tiir Den alGgcr - Meflome. Gr
bate Ibr Den unpergleihlid)cn ;3obeI'
pel5 eigenS 5ugeInnot, 0unit lie llh
IN ocnlclbcn pbotogrnpbircn licBe, II.
Die photographic bate cr Johann Of
leiltlid) ollSgeltellt, in ieinem SaOe1
mo I'M ,Soper oeS Soeon. Mtcbr nod .
Gr bnttc oos 9ilo copiren mo fiji
lhiren loIIcn, INN eS in 9roBcn Woocs
bl0ttcrn NM IN iQuitrirtcn WonatS.
id)riften fiir Die 9omcnlucIt Der rel
d)cn 2unoiduft uler iiinf GrOtbeile
illr Tnlid)t por5nlegen. %icaeif)t bat.
ten oieic Hcflomcbilber nid,t gnrl5
Den crbofftcn GrloIg, 10 boB Sr. War
crit nadtru9lid) olli Den Ginioll fam,
lid oeren SeriteQungstoitcn lueni1.
items in Der Sonptouagobe 5ltrild er.
ltntten 5t loIlcn. llripriIn9llf) lteint
cr Den Ycl5mnntel Der ihonen Stint
lerin ais a%ebiibrenoe 9elobnunN III
rer Siebensmiirbigfeit jllqcoudt III
bobcn, oclul er iibcrinnotc ibr bua CT
itc Grelnplor Der E%boto1ropbic nit
cInem VcgleitlhrcibeL ilbcr ocllcn fo
nnllhc Tollilna man inl @~crid)taladle
ber5lid gelod)t bot. Gr id)rieb llunl.
lid: .@lildlib onriibcr, bob cine&lei
niAfeit rom Soule Nor iit I'M Sri.
Wnbclcinc Cartier bcrlm bciinbct
0icD, Die oos ent5iidcnoItc @ino Der
cipiliiirtcn @clt lit. bccilt lid Sr.
Wor Elm critics Gren1plur oieicr 3eidl
mlnQ 81 iibcrrcidcn."
Sic Scorer iobtcn gc0cn oen Gidtcr
biclcS Eroio MooriNnl0 ioiort 0cn
&croadyt, 0nB CT nod Gin cntSiidenoc-
res @in0 IN Der mripilIlirten @elt
tcnncn Nclcrnt babe. Nubcr 0n9 be
id~rGntcn0e @cimori ocipililirt." 81
ncrlci! Cas- Sdreibcn 5cll9tc 0cacn
Ocm MGcen beS Feljbonocla. SroB.
Dem bGttc cr piellcid)t Elm obiie1cnocS
GrtcrntniB critriitcn, lpcnm nid)t Sri.
Cartier gcluillc onocrc. nod mcit
acknowledgements Vricic oli Den Hih
tcr,ild) nicocr0elcgt bate. @ricic ihrcr
AelcicrtItcn Golegimcn al Den va
riicr Nii6ncn. Sri. Mnbcl Suunuu
bon Scr &onlii1cn Opcr bc5euNte III.
rcr oIicbcn Woo," Co ici OllNcmcincr
lllllS. hnB Die Sdneiocr bcn Ibcotcr.
Erin5ciiinnen Geid)cnfc modlcn; Sri.
Nniclic DC Eon5ols De Soint Fhor
(%&reu5iobrcr Abcl?) pom O0con
bcilGtigtc, hnB ibr icOca Mol. no lie
lid iiir Gin Mobcnnlobcll photographs
rem lalle, Ole betrcIicnbc S~oiIcitc pom
Sdncincr offs &onorar unNcbotcn
lno Srt. Gcra Ser9iuc be
tunnte :,iuili oiric @eiie bel6uiic i,D
mir meme @arocrobe. Ttc icniotio-
ncllitc Gntbiiaiulg obcr lief ooroui
binonS, bob eilp 1rnBc Moociirma
oer Mnbamc 9ortet pom Der Gonlcoic
6rancuiIc umierer .gottlid)Cn"9or-
tet. - contrnftlid) olle Sabre iiir 60,
600 TruncS Ioiletten mnionlt %lieiert,
mo Dab eini9e Gtltenbc u%nierer Dor
nebnIitcn Weltoumen in oerielbcH
biuigcn Meiie Staot 6ll MADDEN &C.
mobnt liub. Nun miiien mir, mcr Die
Hilien dlli Dem 9oulcpor0 fleioet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
NciuridI rIuhnnu Wciolciu

@2 itorb 5rciiug, hcll ~. Sdmldr 1906, Wior,
1cll" ! lbr Nctnrih Subaam Sciglcin, aeIietie@
Sobnheil bon i. u. uHh WtGranrcihe Nlart.
@eiaIein, i'll SdrifiI Glier BON = rSubren. Die 9c.
crol9llll9 lliloet Sunita9, Tddmiiiaao = lihr.
bonn 3raicrbnufc, Dir. i26. giora. S.rider Ctr.
aus TAFT.
Sic Nlrme c5oticS. ADJ 10 iriib
Nrl6 ite Deg @drinera onno,
Gr brad Tie llicbt. er pilnljt tic NM
2Sobl III eill be'leres Gam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
Wcrlam

Iie &mabeubein int 8e ielifnit bon Baltimore.
Sie 80. %nbresoeridnHiula tiH0ei @0HiG6,
ben III. Slmidr 1HHG. ~g,ndlmitiugS i llGr, ~
pem NeinI. Gtc Galusrt- uno 9,icaiant. SttaRe,
fat. 9Sabl Der SirctiorcH iHr on3 ~laulelfoe
5abr. Sine gIobe Sbetlnabme III ertuiiHlht.
Gbatles !. Wicger,
I1A-nl SIIrNIlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
WmGuita @ilObnrucr.

IS ilnrb am il. SaHuar 1906. nm l1.l5
Tornittn1s. in iDrer leBten 9SpGmiIg, 9tr.
SOC. &eftsFraitsS lrnBc. Iugnita gSilbburner,
geb. 5romn, i'm " Ter bon II Sabrcr. Die
Wceroignna iinbct itGtt am Suuntag, ncn fl.
2nnunr. nm > llJr ynnnittags. Ter,udnoic
nm Sreiinbe linh uG)tIig0pon ein9elGoen.
G9i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
,Guhn Settler.

IS itarb am II. Snnlar 1906 ST Gtcipari2
,oiuii. Ia. i'm Iltcr bon &c Snbreu Soba aet.
Ter. Sic 9eeroi9uia iinoei nn sunntaa. Den
~. ,Sniiun: 1906, tim 1a3 llbr NndmittagS,
bon 9r. 2t3S. S1fsSirabe. aus iluti. Veilei
5ila uti Der aGreeimnouL GeineierD."
t2LD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
Subn ". Scnfcl,
Tr. G04, GIBBS setraBe,
III Scr lcid,eubeltattrr,

peIder n1e guitriae itetS sur 3ufrieocubeit
d%usiiibri. Sie bon i9n betanbeIien aei6en fons
iieii sepcbel lana lie9cn, obne bic eertn9lien
Ser1pcfuisSfpuren All Jeiaen. Trau Selifel 1T
N~raSuirte GinbaIianirerin. une lit Die Yebano'
luli9 bon Sranenleitben oeren Spe5ialitlt.
(Snnt0,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
Mite TcOrrbcttru.

Wfnrfiprcio ipirh bc6nbli Fir ale ScocrGcts
ten nIlo antife glinDnGoIIG Dt6bcl, Senoet 4;ulI-
lutle an ole
,Guiuuial Nriiaur Co." g;r. Gia, S;prb- Guta,p.
Straie.
Gelcpbun: Wt, &erHou 3oiS. glGc geitclrns
9cn prompt dl@1efiibrt. (b-.S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
Mpmlano's firfiide EGber.
GnuItapts.Isebaube. Yoftami srotn. etetS off.n.
tMltuuton-)
WdrD Sane McimhGrt.

ea i!arD S1miiua. otp -. Snmuur 1906. IN
ibrcr gSohnuna, NJ. 1852. Sii 4rellplj Siratr.
Inb l%dIrpr"cnl ScIocil Ninrp 1dac Mcin9art.
oelleoic Saith non @eorgc =. AHeinbari uito
SCd)ttr 6eo pcrllUrueiItIl NcurD mnn Gli,aheib
NliteloorI. Die ,icit Der Eeeroigrnn ,piro
lputCr unlripiul. nI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
EaS galtimorcr Gtabt NbrcRbud
fir 1906

teiinoet lid jctt int Irnd. 9ie 9eruuSae6er
rrin6en aue R~erfonen, Sirren oner Gurg IRA.
lioucit. oereu abrciie felt ncin /. @opembcr
perInoert wlrbe poer ole in ~nicbiler .3eit eineu
9SedieI ibrer @eibdit3Iaee henbldiiigen, i6re
alto uub neue slbreiic iIiurt an oaS 9,ilreai
oieier Gompnanie Ill ieuocn.
u. Y. Hult q So. Of Baltimore, inc.
6. :. Suran9er, 8cibiiiSliibrer.
951-9j9 Gaipert. GcbGuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-14
0umopn : Yarf.
Gorrainc.

Malrriih - Eartartig - Urteofid,.
g9eiiIid bon 2aaitroof cit unb cine babe
Meife. 9'enutt bic nit GoufMitun be5eidnete
Mortb.goenuesGar. Sreie autfoben gadbmittuas
un 9erminnS. Trciie bon gegr1bnibpIieen ietf
~fpe5ief. Qeihte geoinauiiaei. Ielepbou =
Cation 223. Wirran: 1rauflin. nno @iuofcr'
Npass. yeriangt grsfdiRre. t@'ai4 .1S.I&S)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-02-16

QUESTION OF AGB.-H. A. Buck, who
looks after the interests Of the Penn
sylvania railroad in San Francisco
was calling on Prof. jerks Of Cor
nell, at the st. Francis hotel the 9TH
er day. They were exchanging rail-
lery and air persiflages, and becloud-
ing the ambient atmosphere with
much smoke, when a brass-buttoned
bellboy cut short their banter by
handing the Cornell professor card.
Pardon me a moment, Harry,
said Prof. jerks, as he proceeded to
read an inscription on the card. 1t
read:
Some years ago, on the occasion
Of a visit to Alaska, I enjoyed the
pleasure of meeting your father, and
/ would be deeply sensible Of the
privilege and honor of shaking hands
with his son."
How old was the man that sent
this card ?" asked Prof jerks of the
bellboy.
About thirty, sir" said the bell
boy.
A thought clouded the brow of the
professor for a moment. Then he
wrote something on the back of the
card and handed 1t back to the bell
boy. The something on the back
Of the card read:
my father died thirty-seven years
ago. If you have any other good
reason for wishing to see me should
be pleased to have you come up"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-02-16
Humorous department.
Wouldn't Kiss and Tell.

During the trial Of a breach OF
promise case in the circuit court at
Kirkville, Mo-, the defence undertook
to show that the prosecuting witnesses
affections had not been altogether
cornered by the defendant. There
was evidence that one Roy Mailverne
had, once upon a time, kissed her
without a serious reprimand result
ing. Roy, a smart looking fellow OF
the yoeman type, was called In re-
buttal and vigorously denied the i'm
putation. M. D. Campbell, on cross
examination, drowsily asked the wit
ness:
Roy, you didn't steal into the
kitchen, where Miss NJ. was mixing
dough, slip up behind her and kiss
herr"
mo, sir!" exclaimed the witness
Indignantly.
Roy, you didn't steal into the
kitchen, where Miss NJ. was mixing
batter for fiap-jacks. and kiss her?'
mo, sir; 1 didn't"
There was a brief pause, during
which the examiner looked at his
half burned cigar meditatively. The
audience began to litter.
Roy, you didn't steal up behind
Miss NJ. in the kitchen, where she
was
'I tell you. didn't kiss her at all, b"
said the witness angrily.
"At no where and no time?" said
the lawyer, gently.
"At nowhere and no time said
the witness.
There was another pause as the
interrogator calmly knocked the
ashes off his cigar and studied the
floor.
Roy" he said ingratiatingly, ff
you had stolen into the kitchen and
kissed Miss NJ. when she was mixing
the things for Johnnycakes, you'd
be too much of a gentleman to admit
it before all this crowd, wouldn't
you?"
In the laughter following the mild
observation, the witness failed to
reach the significance of the question.
"Sure!" he replied excitedly. Il
am no Mamie Telltale."
That's all, Roy" said the exam
iner pleasantly; you may run along
home kansas City Star.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-02-16

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small pieces by heavy crushers and
then put into large boiling watts. In
side these vate are coils Of steam pipes,
by means Of which the temperature can
be regulated accurately. Sea water Is
poured In, and the caliche Is boiled for
a certain time. The liquid solution
that results Is drawn off into settling
vats, which are exposed to the open
air and the sun. Evaporation Is rap
Id, and the pure nitrate Of soda soon
begins crystallizing and settling to the
bottom. After this has gone on for
some time the remaining liquid Is
drawn off and the crust Of nitrate Is
scraped from the sides and bottom Of
the vat and thoroughly dried In the
sun. Then it is graded according to
quality and packed for shipment in 100
pound sacks.
Most Of the nitrate exported Is used
as a fertilizer, but a part goes to the
manufacture of powder and high ex-
plosives. The nitrate towns are even
barer and drier and less inviting than
most of the other bare, dry towns Of
the coast. To some Of them fresh wa
ter Is brought In pipes from distance
of more than 100 miles. Before the
day of these pipes 1t used to be sold
In the streets by the gallon. The wa
ter even now, though not scarce, yet
is not plentiful, is perhaps some excuse
for the awful dust that blows every
where"
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Quitrents RENTED.

Soon after this assembly met, the re-
mittance of the quitrents came up
again. The people seem to have been
determined that something should be
done to lift this burden off them. On
the 18th of March, 1896, law was en-
acted which partially removed all
grounds Of complaint. In the preamble
to the act, 1t is said that the lords pro-
prietors, out of paternal care for the
province, have been graciously pleased
to empower and commission the right,
Honorable Archdale, Esq, general ad-
miral and governor Of this province, to
do and act such things, with the advice
and consent of three or more Of their
deputies, and by and with the dele
gates or representatives Of the people,
as to him and them shall seem not to
conduce to the peace and welfare Of
the present inhabitants and to encour-
age others to inhabit and plant here"
1t was then enacted that three years
arrears OF rent shall be and is hereby
remitted and forgiven to all persons
which hold land by grant or patent
from the lords proprietors or from any
person by them empowered to grant or
to sell land, and that four
years rent may be and is hereby re-
mitted and forgiven to all persons
which have held lands by survey of the
same" These amendments, together
with others of similar character,
quieted the people at least with respect
TO the quitrents. At the same session
that the above laws were passed, an
other enactment was ratified by the
assembly, providing for the compen-
sating to some extent, Of the proprie-
tors for the great expenditures which
they had made for the good of the
colony. In fact, if the several enact
ments ratified on the 18th Of March,
1896, may be regarded as an index of
the mind of the people, we may con-
clude that a very great reconciliation
had taken place.
Injustice to the Indians.
Governor Archdale, more than some
of the previous governors of the prov
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Industry Of the Barren, Dusty Des.
erts of South America.

Industry OF the Barren, Dusty Des-
erts of South America.
In his Commercial Traveller in
South America" Frank Wiborg writes:
I'VE stopped at a number Of the nj
trate towns-Pisagua, Iquique, Auto
I visited some Of the
mills, or officinas, in order to see some
thing Of the industry. Deposits Of the
crude nitrate Of soda, called here cal
iche,' are found in the pampa, or rolling
plateau, beyond the first range Of
foothills. In some places this plateau
is but ten miles from the coast, In 9TH
ers as far as fifty miles. The pampa
is an utterly barren desert. On the
surface there Is nothing to tempt the
heart of. man but a few feet down lies
the nitrate stratum. This presents
much the appearance Of rock salt and
varies in color, according to the purity
of the deposit, from a whitish tint to
dark gray. The upper earth Is blown
away with dynamite, and then the
caliche is dug out with pick and SHOW
ell loaded on iron carts and carried up
to the mills.
Here the caliche is first broken into
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