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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-01
BE SILENT, Mr.. WHITE

BE SILENT MR. WHITE
Those who opposed Popusm in its youth because they could
not the light find for having been
wrong In speech before the Knife and Fork club City,
the genial author and journalist William Allen White of Empoa
Ka who chung all the idols that golden when Kansas
crying out Caandake against the per Of predatory wealth.
apoogized in the following cgotsic fashion,
A few the a
ing at wichita to discuss some plan for securing equitable railroad
il, inclined pns, s the wichita they
s w ns @ na e m %
S o s ns hs much parallel ARA s there truth
truth which the country was not ready accept ndenae The
recent beef trust Indictment and the testimony the
that the popus charge that the people we're being m %
the holders Ts 6 sp bs true But the peps
ss not ss ea an s sn % @ And failed
ssD t tSe be ,hs 1 ss" the
The plain admission here is that Pomlsm was right and that
goldbugism After making this admissions speaker
sought defend his blindness DAYS when the sun sone rad
t but when he and thousands of his kind would see All
that Populism really taught Mr. White commended When he
blamed Populm he blamed for something taught 1t de-
nomccd special privileges 1896 does It denounced
the defenders OF the national honor hypocres 1885,
9o6 the proof has been made clear that the blind
declared that elections bought by the money power as cn
gambler buys jockey to throw It spoke out boldly
sometimes fercey against graft and grae against LOBBYISTS who
were made senators by special interests against great corporations
hike the railways that built up by robing the people but if
never uttered word against the millionaire made his wealth
honestly The charge uttered simply tickle the vanity of those
who would not accept the truth until they we're struck b obn;no
II Mr. White would sustain his charge him point out where
any Popuist platform taught hatred Of the rich or
but MI White does not claim that Popusm for these hnos
openly He the word "act describe the manner IN ;
some things taught by Popum That is the last straw Tb
was never anything tact about Popum When it had ANYTIME
teach 1t climbed resoutey the roof shouted its hnbs from
the houseops, that all might hear even though tb Will;
Allen Whites shut their ears in ignorant alarm
No. Mr. White, You wrong. You cannot fefn1 ,f
d your LIN S saying that YOU chung the wrong because those
VINO were IN the right did not mnce words spare vor ideas &
Propnety Popusts frequently used rough language l l
language Is often necessary when truth is be told porano P
n1sm was not nice and dainty as Mr. White dcs1 lP :. up
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

att ENHANCEMENT ou30riidlid) Iiipu.
IT mor0en lit, DAB aus Ser eriteu 2ltt-
ibe Guba'S feincrlei 2lltfpen0ulgell
filr Ycniionen gemndt nerOen Dir
fen lruO cine mcitere 2(nleibe crit nad)
cinem acwiIien 3citraltmc 9~citottct
lit. Nlio olrd bier bnben Die Ser.
einigtcn Staoten ciucn Riegel oorge.
ihoben. Die &niurgentcn fonnen
olio in teinem Safe uicI gctpinnen.
Sie itiir5cn o6er sic nad ben langen
&Gmpicn 9cgen Sponien mirtbifait-
lid micOer ouf6lit6cnoe &niel IN Heue
@efobren. Sc cher ser NuiItanO ME
ocr9emorfcn miro, 0cito better miro
eS fir Gll6a icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
5epnrtemtnt fir 6ficntlidle eiferbeit. gnuten
SMbsTepartemcn oce Staot.S nnenienrs.

Baltimore, ben IL. SluglIit 1906.
@eiudb Der am IL. NilIi 1906 lnter5et6neien
Seroronuna 9r. 100 peroell oeriieqelte gnee
bute, an ben gAomo OF @uaros1 Care Of tbe
Tor his Mlttiuodl, oen 20. gnt9uit 1905, entgea
nei genommen fir Die GiOeuirung. SeBe1 bon
Manoiteincn tnb FtIafternn9 Der i%oleenoet
Strabcn:
@iit Nap0alt, asp6aH. stdden oSer Sltunt9ie.
@ou9bs StraBe non oct Sitieite oeS 9roao.
nah bis 8Ir Oitieite Der EaiterionsEati.gn e.
Diurtb %9tOenie, BON Der 9Seitfeite Der Wiontt
gonul sSOertlIe bis sur Sitboliieite Der Srtto'
Stll sNhenlIe. nu5qeHultIIleii ben 1betl Der be
fu0ten NOenle 6lUiiheu Den @eleifen Der Unit
teD HailpGns unb @leCtric GumpGnb."
WtGoilon Sirube, bon oer Gillette Der ebgr'
le5sStrabe big 6ltr NSeftfeite Der GaIoertsS traBe,
ausgenommeu bic Shneiorng Der q. Faut
SirdBe.
RoGert.e traBc, bon ser eiio,peIfciic SeS gu.
lam @Iuce bis 5ur Norooitieite bon Wtaoifors
9l0eIlIe.
RGri glUcure. bon Der Gorbreite Der MlcM1e,
bers Strdbe bis 5Ir Siiotcitc Der 2nlrcnesStr.
Wiuf6er.G trnbc, ben Der 5Seitteite Der Wlpls
roe StraBe bis sur Gtiieite Der glppIetons Ctr.
Sfterlo.G traBe. bon Der Siifeite Der Suupoers
GtrnBe bis eur &~Seftfeitc Der 9igbt StraBe.
blrasStrnBe' bis 8lr Siiofeite Der AanouqaStr..
GilSgenomiteit Die ShHeioung BET Sortsgltemie.
Spc3itifatipiten rlo 8ldnf Surmuldre tinuen
nItf Terlnnqeu IN atefeul Biireau erlatiai iutrf
ben. Die Gontraits9 cb0rbe bebdIt fi1 oa5 9iedt
Dor. trgenb zines oher ale Ingebote 8lriid3n'
meifen. Sin hcaInubtGter 9Ged fir ben In ben
Gpe3ifiidtiunen crndbnteH Neiru0, 3ablbar an
oeIl MiuDur uno Stabtrat6 bon Baltimore, mub
ieoeS Nngehot b~eaIeilen. :
@eo. M. gutrlcr,
1rlttretoer Staot Sngenieur. +
g.. Slab Simanus,
Yr1iioent Der GpntrnftzIebBroe.F
(gugtT,fS 90 81 90, %, "a. 25,27,2S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Bur Grinncrnng

an meinen Safer
Snltbafar StaudI,
luelder bCute Dor eiuem Sabre, am %. AuGlIl
1905, g~citOrbeu lit.
ScrIdB mid Mot, bis th crialte.
GrleuCbte mid, mein qeben5libt.
Stdrt' mi6. Dab i'd 7ih RIilbtg balte,
8 6err, Oh meine SuUCriibL
Siibr' midb in meinen Nrit'GngSiabreH
Zen gICg, Den i'd ltiht ltIloen fam.
Sb bin, nie nIeite Safer ipuren.
Gein Wiirger lnb Seiu lGun6erSmann.
Su aicb oelt @lGu6eu Gcinem Streiter,
Ser hurh ole qic6e tbutiN iet.
Dad mid qeirOit in NOllIullg better.
Scmiiibig. femih. bCrf0bultd. tren;
Gliti6uiig, iuein bel frrmoCn ShmerIerL.
Neib int @ehet llno ililI I'M Spott;
3lnt 2poc reif, bon Rub' i'm Screen.
Atm Dor Der 9SeIt tno rcib IN Soft.
Non Teiuer Gudter
(235) 0ntlJ. @nrcis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
In liebenSer Griuucrnua

an meineH ~geIiebien @atteu
Ecter BUbcl,
lpelber bcute Dor iiinf NabrcI, am %. gigrIi
1900, aeiiorBeH. uber niht Ucraeliel lit.
Boil Sduer5 1T ole 3eit oubin gei6luutoeH,
Neraebels iudbet Sid1 mCin Slid:
9Sie iebniuhtobou aud mciU &erlnnget,
SIS brinqt Sid uiInmermcbr 8llriid.
QSie Oft Itch il an SGtuen @rabe
limo tlGGe Sir meiH g&Pb uHo Sdmer5.
8u fritb biit Su bon mir Nclbiehen.
3u iriib I'M looe bruh 5ctrt 9er5;
Sein pilo ltebt Dor mir lIht mo rein,
1iergCiieT iotit SIT uiemula ietH.
@clui0met BON ieiner Satin
t235) GtiinGetB WGbc(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
8cfanntnlad lnnaen
NHrcou bes Observation-Disclosures.

Sqlttm L c. .. 9luguit 1906.
Nuet oarun tntereffirtet BeriuueI miro bier
mt gIndrtbt ertDeilt oaB Der Stuoi Sn0enlenr.
Dte es our0 oett Ibtdnitt 81 IS. ArtIlel Is.
oes Baltimore StuotzGuoer BON 1893 (Supplc.
lncltD pcrldugt miro. Den errlirenocn @lut uno
bic SScrtbati6dBunget iiir Die 9ttpeairunq,
Yildierllg mo Neiebl1g NIT Hunoitetneu Der
@leO binter Dem 2G00 Mod Der Boone Giraffe
mo bt1ter eirem lt1bebquten @runoiiiid ami
ideH Der Boone mo 6rtsbDs Strube' in oieiem
8iireau binterleat bat.
gtue oaoon beritbrteH 4erioneu itno bered.
iigt. innerbalb 80 Ialen. pom Satum 0ieier
giOti5 an, i'm 8dltimorer Stdotgericbt burn
Fortified eiugereitte &etition on9egen 5u appel.
lireH.
Gnrrn q. Cooper,
RegtitrdtOr Der Staot Baltimore.
(glug91 G. q 80"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
9iircau Der northumberland ummiHdrr
Mothhou3 -.

@nItimorc, 6cn 10. SIiauft 1905.
Gepardie Oeriieqelte Soroeruues 9~lngebote
an oen c&odro Of %glluarNS " per .4brciie Staot.
Hegiitrntor, geridtet, lpcroen bis sum Witt,
wodl, Den 90. Slu1uft 1905. fl 1lbr Nurmit
TAGS, cntgc9eu Genomneu iitr Die &,oeniruue.
Observation-Disclosures nm @fIaftcrup9 nit
G6i6i N5pbuIt, Ispbaltz8 l0deH, Uitrifi5irieH
8iegeIn oSer @iiDuIitbic Der %ua0erpd6nten
Giraffe, nGmlih:
20. -straBe, bon Der CHARLES. bis 5ur Ct.
gGulsStrnbe.
Spe8ifilntioneu unb Anoebots SormrIarc mers
ben Gut SerIa1gen bon oieiem NiIreall 9%eliefert.
Ser o9odro Of gnuGroS" bebdIt i6 oGS 8ebt
Dor. irqero iuel6e uno ale 9~lnGeb0te az ueriuerz
fen rno Den 9ontrHIt in FOLDER gSeiie 6t bers
geben, nIs oieieS i'm beiten Sntereiie Der Stnot
lieqen Mao. Sin 6eglGubi9ter G6ed in Der
@b1e beg in pen epe4itifntionen anaeSeDeuen
getrnae5, 5ablbdr an ben 0iabor n1o St1bt=
rdtb bon baltimore, mus icoem 6oroerlf9s
gn0ehot 6~cigefiiat fein.
Z. @rtGur @idbant,
griitoent Der GuumiilioH.
Queen y. 8ubgers,
Glerf.
Neitiiigt:
e. Gla1 Simauns,
Rrd'tocnt Der Gontrutt GebGroe.
(gGlauitl7. t8. 20. . 1929. %. "a 20 7.2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
SDl6eiterz8ea6
Sn polrent @fanse er6fnet.
Scr 1arokartIae Tamuiiilfienz aeiort.

Fra6tbo1e Earis. neue 9lmiifements uuS
gttraittonen; berii1mte soc. MnbI5eiten; eaI8.
ipaiIers9iao; berfn6t uto beiudbrt. NIuiif bon
Der anpeue oes 8. %0ieeiments. Seoem eefdiIt
eS In SoI6eIter.
Man,matD'S ampfcr ,2uniie," @o6entnaen
(arsgenonmen 9ieuftaes, 9onnerltae5 uno
5reitaGs), $50 gorm unO $50 Gatm.; 0ien.
flag, 9onleritda rnb Sreitaa, $50 &orm. 200
rno 6.25 gdfm.: extra Boot 3.15 ga1n;.;
an cOnntaaen; 900 Born. uno $50 Gabuz.
Bette SamiIientaGe Montae uio Witttuo6. Der
uetite RIab.
Die feinfte -Four in Der AeIt fir 25c. JTd.
bait fir S9uIen uno Gefeuibaften. @tIids
feIne Eaten often.
(Wiai26-.2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Wenrnc StumUf.

IS itGrb am %. 9lugult l90j wenrgr stnRpi
i'm Ilter BON so 9u6reH, 3 ytoiluiel ililo :
ipa1oie ulto 5reunoe Der 6uulilic ttno ndtun9ss
Doq eingeIaoen. Der Beerotlun8 am 6rettag,
9tadlntttaAs > llbr, bon iclucr tSobHliIt9, Iii.
as, gin. NnnsStrnBe, aus octjliuobneIt.
tg35. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Qinir Srfcr.J

aeliebte To6ter BON Srn. So6n uno Wlar9nrei
Scder. Die 9eeroiglng finoct Gt 5Onurritaa.
Den %, Stngnit. 9nbmittdN5 3 n0r. bon Der
gSo6nling tBrer @Itern. III. BOG, gSelt 9iooles
Sira6c, ans duf Der spuu0ou Blrf GeT1eterD %
itatt, Sermn1ote mo SrCWloe it16 u6tulass
boQ ein9elnoen, o~erielbeH bci5uipobnen.
(234-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Die Id6nen Yurt Scpoiit nmS Set.
&od.Greef 9ampfboOi Gompaanie.

Ibfabrt beS SamierS nod Stone ereef bon
Noofon's Berfte tdgliG, aHsgenonlnien Gam
itags, INN 8 ll6r Mtoraeiis uno $50 9abmiti
tags. gbiabrt BON 8rolun's Nerfte nm $40
Wlorgens uno 8 ttbr Mabmittaes.
Hdmpier nod Nod ereei tdaIih, diisgenom.
men GamitaeS, bon 9oofon'S 4erfie nm 8 l6r
Moraens IT.. $50 Eadii. gsun gropn's @erfte
i'm $40 MorGetS urb 3 ubr 9intIi. GaiInttags
nab beibei Greef5 bon 3oofuu's Nerfte inl 9
ltbr MioyaeIiS, tinp 9 80 9tacbfl. 8roipu'S 9gerite
nm Clio 1,orbens ino 3 llbr Gadri.
GonHtaeS I'M 4. iIlo 8 libr iWfprgenS, tnb 2
gsertte 10 Minnteu ipdfer. tqiidn u1Ifttm
sabrpreis flr bic Numfretfe IS GeatS.
(Suni1. 1uS3Dit0 - }fi30 81 JI3 N.TGf,
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&%erinmmlnng -9lH5ei9cn.

Te6rrnhoin Smittcriu. Ban. nuo SpGrsSerctl.
9elte AbCno, ben %. 9luguit, 5dbtesz@ets
idnllnlung un6 5eantenma9l bel 4rH. Gugult
SIN. Gde Snnpuer. uno Sru6sStruke.
t23j) eHilip S%teiumitiler, >eiretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Catherine Nnit.

IS itnrb am %. g(Iauii 1905. nm 3 llbr
W'orgenS, Catherine Cat, gcllc9te @Gttlt pes
peritorbcuen Sobu san, 81 Sabre alt. Ste
8eerbigunG finoet eamitna, ben %. sIuguit.
4ahmitla9s 2 llGu bon ibrcr 44,9otnuHg an Der
Wlar0Iano Nnenlie, .]Seitport baltimore 9onnlp.
t235-O
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@rfnriipnen per 9ampfer.
Sent nnb Grecn Nnnc's County Snir
in SOldleitcr,
%, 30, 30. nn0 81. W(nouIt.

2S., 80, 30. nnO 81. Nmanit.
9euncu fir Sraber unS 2aulcr, uier Sleuucu
teben 5ng. Spe5ielIe ireie llnterbnGtungeu uu
Ileitellna bon Snmene 0nnoarbeit 6riicbten
ltno %ionitigen auter SadeI. @efliieeL HusiteI.
lul9, feline 3uhttbiere. Nderbnllz (Serdtbe etc.
mo Iue9, mas 5t elmer aroBartigen NuSitels
lll9 aeb1rt. 9eben Sdaiitelingen an Der
Ette, Der .aroRarttgitc Snges'Mueflua, Der bent
RublttHm ie ge6utet luuroe Grtnriiun, bic
Ncnuer, bic Sair, Nncc fir 25c. WidCbt Sud
IN 8eit bereit, trefit 9trrdnaemeutS eur Sabrt.
sic forlItIlen bon Oft mo gSeit, Seriubt init
Der gan3en 5arlilie 81 fonlmen, Seine Sreis
pdiic. 8uOte h~erldiicn Baltimore. (23t-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Ser Trontfurter n@ene-
raj In5ci0er" iNrcibt; o3u Dem
ncllen 3leiih6eidolt. @eieB Ser 8erei.
nigten Stauten miro m~itgetbeilt:
Nnd Sem 1. September lucrocn oQe
2(merifoner, ole @Gnieleber.Eoitete
belltide @iiritc ooer ionitige i'm Nus
IonOc GergcItelte 6lciid)proOuftc ciicn
mollen, 81 oieiem 3mefe nah Nems
?lorf oOcr irgenO einem on0ercn So.
len reiicn miiiien "a OaS @cicb Die
3llIoittn9 bon 6leiid gum interItant
Iiden Sanoel perbtetct, iouS oieic5
6leiif nift bon Sen &egierltngSs9(n.
qeItellten I'M Nu0cnblid 0e3 Shlndz
tens tnipi5irt mlr0c. 3oS bciBt. OaB
in 3uflunit 5mnr 8iiGJicn-0 clitotciicn
olI9 europa nod Nmcrifu de6rodt,
obcr ni6t ans 0cnt Stontc, in Dem
iie gclonbet mltr6crL rueitcr perididt
mer0cn f0men." Tu5u bemerft ser
notionolibcrolc oSonnoo. Gour.":
o2ciht miro eS Ireilid nid)t icirL BON
Geuti6Gono ans iibcr ioIfc i6ifnn0ic
Ueiebqebuna 8cihmcroc 81 fiiDren,
oo ooS oclttide &crbot geluiiicr Elm.
monofrcier omerifoniidcr Nrtifcl,
mic 9iiMicn5unaen II. bal, toltm otf
einen onocrcn Brett itcbt." - Nof
ben nellen NuSiiibrunGs 9cItimmms
gen 5lrm Observation-Disclosures ioll 6u
Der Ginilibr friIhcn mo 5llbereitctcE
1Icii6e8 fiinftig pcrlonQt merocn,
Dab Die 2Dntpboriiicu, Die Srgonc II.
ionitigen G0rpcrtbciIe in uuperie6rs
tenn 3uitau0c porNcle1t DerOcn. Sir
5ubcrcitetc2 Tlcilb miro 0ie mper.
icbrtc Witeinfubr ocrjenigen 2Dmph.
oriiicn acior0crt, oic bel iodlgemGBcr
9ebon6lltnq %borbon6cn icin miiiien.
SIS oorf olio Ole &%nmp60riiie mcoer
obiid)tlidL nod 0urd) inbrl0iiiae De
hnn0lllng Cntfernt iein. @cnn bel Scr
@iniu6r friifen 6lcii6CS nrId) Die SC.
Der in notiirlihcm 3uiomm9nGnnac
nit E6icrrGrpern beiQcbroht miro,
iol fiinitig gcitottet iein, bel tubcr.
ful0icn 8er6nocrrngcn ser 2pntpGz
an ser 2eberpiortc Don Scr
3uriidpeiiung 0c5 0on5cn GbierfGr
pcra infer gcuiiieu Sorou9iceungcn
ob5llit6cn.
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SUBm Sermig d SOBn,
P 2ei6cubeitntter II GinbaliamIrcr,
Ayr DnpA Nrfrrua- StFaEE

III ~VVJT NITNWWN ~EFHHN'
3tpeiaei0Gft: 9tr. 624, @dlterltsaocHle
piGbluuotOlpn. YGltImoresGouRt1.
&ir BADEN In Itnlerer ldugen oeIhdltsprart2
9lrm mno AeidD beeroigt. Stnb nit g%erirDepl
Eroiit 8ufrieoer. Die leiHicIt Nutiden Gelielert
fir 0ohjeitcn, lntcrbuItur9cu mo unoere DC
legenbeiien. I1etoe Telephone. (Ntai2sd0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

9ie ltniGIIe in Sen Nlpen
bobcn lidy OicicS &o6r in olifoacnbcr
@ciic gebGuit, Sn oen oitrcidiiheu
glpcn linO, mie Oeuti6e 3eititngen
mclbcn, in Ocn lebten @obcn folt
tG9lid) t0otlihc 9(bltiir5e non Court
ten porgefommcn uib in Der S6meiS
hot Die 9crgtrurelei bereitS pielc
Opfer 0eiorOcrt. Sir Den Sport
ieBcu 0ic 2elttc onS 2eben cDer cin,
olS fir iorrit ctmaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
SObn ". Scnfcl,
Gr. Coz, sHo's barp. straRr,
lit Der ~Scid,cubcltuttcr,

meI6er nile Nnfirigc itetS 5ur SufriehcnBeit
nuSiibrt. Die bon iGm bebaloelten Geidbet lbns
men SSo6ctl lana lic9et. obne Die gertn9ltcl
prabuirte Ginbalfanircrii, uno lit Die NeDano.
iuno bon Srnuenleidcn bcren Gpc3ialttdt.
CSunt0,1O
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81 eW etropulttan 2ebenS.
ueriid)erun2S @eieaidoft bot cine
ireipiIligc Gipiocnoe bon runo brei
Wiaionen Collars erflGrt. 20 f6n.
nen. bic &criiderten i%dmitn5eln. Gie
llnterIiidungcn I'M lebten Sabr ira.
gen 6riidtc.
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glltc Gebcrbetten.
YOlf's NnrDlanS, Selaiuare unO
9iitrift Columbia
2crifOu unO 8ciGGftS ISref6udJ
1906

JTBI INT VWITIWVH UtUIITItW.
SbipeS IIeri metlt Die NerduoerunaeH Der
Iebteu bier Sabre Hud uno reprdleliirf oteie
Staateu. ipie file beute Iinb. IS entbdlt bic VA.
men Der Wcidldits. unb SeruiSieute uuo cine
oocr 3ieOCrlniinng. nit elmer poaerl 9ef6reis
buna zines ieOeu RlnteS unS cine flnlitti3irte
Giumen5liite inter Dem Iiicl ieoer e~iu5elten 81
ibdit5s uoer BeriisfIaiie. IS III NiCs MIR cine
Anoeuiuna heS buuptid6li1en Snbnlt3 oeS
8u6es, o05 OieIidltiae Sniormdtior iiber WinrD-
lano. SeIaluare liIO ben 0iiirift Columbia
brinpt. 98enH Gle @ei6dfte in qcnnHnten Stdds
ten foIicitiren, 1T Sieo ons ri6ti9c Mteoiuu.
So miro iib b%eBablcn, on bHs Geriiou cine aroBe
uuo meitberbreitete GirfuIltinn buhet miro.
9reis 5000 pro @remplar.
g~ln5eiGcn Huten uuf @rfnheu.
u. 8. NuIi & 80, &erleger.
Or. 957 bis $50, 6nluert.@ e6dube.
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Mpulanb's tiirfiidje GGocr.
eaaitable. @sbduor, euitamt aeseu. stets ofieu.
tGug227
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Ger Iron5uie SuIeS Sus
ret berofientli6t sur 3eit i'm Barrier
o3igoro" cine Geibc bon Nrtifclll
iiber 0elltihlonb. boS cr bereiIt bot.
ST bot rcd)t picI glnerfcunenocS 5i ia
gen. Sebr ongcnebm lit ibm Oie
ouberorbentlid,c Heinli6feit Der
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oMon mnB nod) oclttihen Stdbtclt
fonlmen, I'M lid, ilber ocn Barrier
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Smngc Samcn! Watt Sud oieie
Sfirrtcf sm Hnbc.

g8ir biIpen ieet cine aIaiIe fir iunae Samen
In unlerer Gleetic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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puns oiefer aIaiie 1T Der. oaB S6iiicrinnen
erIapbt If, an ibren etaenen aleibern 3l ar,
beiteft. Siefe GIuiie lift I'M Snnuar 1906 sii.
fnnlnieu a~eircten. Spe3ieGe @urIeiuiaen 8lpet
iino brei WlaI Die ISOLDE. Srgcno cine irnae
ben miinf6t. fotte f9 hiefe Of,erte gu y,uben
MAIDEN.
Sir peitere ytnsfiftt fnrelbe ODER ipeiibe
man itb an Sran ". pubers, Nr. BOZ, Weif.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Scr 9 6oocm, no den bic
6arnler 0cS McitenS ourd) Wangel
an @rnbte Nrbciteru crleioen, miro
ouf % WiiQioncn Collars aeid)GBt.
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pie pcitlibe 9lGtter berid)tcn, al,
unscernotctcnt @aiScn iinf Miaio.
llen Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

Strait, @eiuu0bcit unO
&ugenobliitbe! g8ic Gcminnt unO CT,
bGlt man iie?" GoS lit ser Gitcl ci.
mes neuen 2ieierun9Smcrfca melfc3
inn @erlnge bon Mor Sd)mib in &eir,
sig eridcint. No6 ocm Eroipeft mo
ser porliegcn0cn eriten 2icicrung 81
urt6cilen mill 0oS @crf Die Gntmidc.
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9eilogen crb0bcn Sen Mcrtb bCS @er,
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Gta. ourd) bic @u6bonolunq bon u.
Nonitidl Nr. 10, Noro-Yopplctolt.
StroBe, 81 6c5icbcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

aonn Gitp &oni, bic
ar6Btc StoOt oe8 StooteS, bciinNet
iid, eit @oupcrnellr Sod uno icine
Spicbqcicucn ibre Yrobibition9cum.
pa1rc %beNonnen, in i;uon5icacn N0.
then. Seitocm ole Mirtbidoitcn
0cihloIien morocn iino, b%eluricn iid
sic itGotiihcn G%innobmcn ntr nod
oui 10000 Collars. Die 6olge lit,
oob Eoli5ci mo Sellcrpcbr nm BIC
Sdlitc reOlt5irt mcrOcn miiBtcn. Go@
StruBcn Gcportcncnt bat man
0nn5 obQcihoiit, unO Gin Ebcil Der
ItGOtiiden 9enmten erbGlt MIR nod
3oblmnGS Nmpciiungen, bic ober
BON Den @cihGitSlctten 5uriidgepic-
len merocn, 0uS @ei61itSlebcn Ser
Stoot miro 0oOltrf ungiinltiG he
cinfluBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23
Der 9cutfde GotrefpoN
cridcitt jcOcu Sag im ST.

g. aalnt, GlatnfpRmer anO Nt0aItsur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

0ie cbcmoligcu @oereu.
H~cpubIifcu, melde ieit ocm Icttcll
&ricQc propiioriidj permnltct moroc.l
limo. crboIten ictt hire en0QiiItiNc
Contribution ais britiidlc aolonie'u.
Gle bctrcifen0c &orluqe lit inn cnQli-
lhen Forlnmcnt nit 316 orgcn So
sSttniiten on9enonlmcn morNen. Eos
%olf fronSrnnl'& miro olin IL ~flr;er
Belt irlbititdnhi1 iiber iein @u6l ul,o
Mebe ST. entiheioen bobcE. mn G.
luirh iid 5cigen, oh Dos ti'nitioe In:
lament Scr 2oilln0 Der piclcn unN u y.
midcltcr Frobleme oes 9onOcS ..ntrr
.Sinfoniteaung Der 3alieniroga &c.
wa6ien 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-23

gsl6dHStRbrer e. ". SetH5, @utuuu8:
6. & q. 121 VI &albrooi.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-29

The marvellous growth of the use of the telephone is vividly set forth in the latest annual report of the Bell com. pany. We frequently hear that We are behind foreign countries in the de- velopment of the business, but this notion appears to be quite effectively disposed of by President Fish's state ment that the Bell system now exceeds in the number of subscribers, mileage of wires and extent of traffic the tele. phone systems of Great Britian and continental Europe combined. And the pace of development in this country was never more rapid and widespread than it is now.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-29

Just what sort of railroad rate regu- lation the people want, if they want any, is puzzling question. Noting Senator Bailey's solemn warning, "Ah, senators, you had better be candid with the people! Give them what they want or give them nothing, and let us try this issue anew before that great jury of American voters" the New York Sun asks: But what sort of rate reg ulation do they want, if they want any?" It truly says that the house didn't have to take the trouble to find out what the people are crying for. 1t took the word of the president and the order of the speaker, but now the sen ate seems to be unable to find out. The senators of both parties differ among themselves, and when constitutional lawyers and political doctors disagree, who shall decide?
Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-29

The senate has declared for the gov ernment ownership of powder factories. When the fertilization bill was taken up an amendment was adopted which provides $125, 900 for an experimental plant, and the bill thus amended was passed. Senator Daniel was the urgent advocate of the plan. He declared that the manufacture of smokeless powder is monopolized by the Interna- tional Powder company. 'The United States can build and equip four plants at $25O, 900 each, pay for them out of the profits extorted from the govern ment in the course of year, and have more than $1,OOO,OOO left," he said "While the government pays from 70 cents to 80 cents per pound, the cost to the makers does not exceed 35 cents per pound. consider that the national defenses are seriously menaced by the powder trust"