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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
Government is Considering
Such a Move and Tests are
Now Being Made.
BEVERIDGE is PLEASED
INDIANA SENATOR FEELS THAT
MEAT BILL AS PASSED BY THE
HOUSE THIS WEEK is Salts
FCTORY.
fBy w. A. Crawford.)


Washington, June 21.-These, in
deed, are prosperous times. The
Postoffice Department is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of equipping the rural
free delivery mail carriers with auto
mobiles, and to that end firm in Mas
sachusetts has sent on one of it's
''devil-wagons" to make summer
test over some of the rough roads in
Maryland and Virginia. A second
test will be made next winter under
the most severe conditions, and if the
machine stands up under the ordeal,
Uncle Sam may utilize the cars on his
country mail routes.
Senator Beveridge is highly pleased
with the meat inspection bill as pass
ed by the House this week. He had
a long talk with President Roosevelt
concerning it on the day of it's pas
sage, and when the Indiana states
man left the white house. he was dis
tinctly delighted.
The President has won a great vic
tory in the House." said Mr.. Bever-
idge. They have restores every i'm
portant item, have put back every one
of the teeth they pulled out of my
bill. One of the teeth put back, it is
true, is not quite so sound as it was
when pulled, but the filling is not in.
artistic and it is still a good tooth
and will be of service
The bill provides, among other
things, that the entire expense of in,
ut toll
lishments shall be borne by the gov
eminent.
Representative CLANCY of Indiana
has introduced a measure in the
House appropriating $4,000 for mon
ument to Major General Henry w
Lawton. The noble old warrior sleeps
in the National Cemetery at Arlington
and it is inteded that the monument
shall be erected in one of the Wash
ington parks.
For the 'steenth time within the
last eight months the report has bob
bed up again in official circles that At
torney-General Moody is about to an
nounce his retirement. He will mo-
surrender his portfolio for severa
months, however, and according to the
rumor, Charles J. Bonaparte, secreta
ry of the Navy, will succeed him
Rumor then jumps the broad Atlanti,
to find in George v. L. Meyer, am
bassador to Germany, successor tt
Mr.. Bonaparte. Through it all Mr.
Moody merely looks wise and refuse!
to affirm or deny the story.
| Because a low browed trust has mo
nopolized the manufacture of KHAKI
cloth and holds the secret of the dye
Uncle Sam is considering the advisa
bility of abandoning khaki altogethe
as the dress for his fighting men, AM
of returning to the olive drab service
uniform. This probably will b,
done, at least, so far as the troops a
home are concerned; those over-se;
are to be CARRIED in the dusty brown
uniforms as at present. The corpora
ton manufacturing the cloth is sait
by the war department to be so IA
behind in it's orders that the arm,
and organized militia have been great
ly embarrassed. The quartermaster
general of the army has recommended
that the change be made and Secre
tary Taft has the matter under consid
Grafton.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
MORE. RUMORS ARE AFLOAT
c. c. & /. Still fBotherins Railroad
Editors of the Big City .Dailies
Of Country.

With rumors flying thick and fast
about the G. C. & L., the railroad
editors of the big city dailies are hav-
ing their troubles. Wednesday it was
reported that the Queen and Crescent
had purchased the road Yesterday
the report came from New York that
the mixup of the c. II. & ID. and the
Perre Marquette which involved the
c. C. & l.. was soon to be settled
and that a compromise would result
which would give President Bradford
he sole ownership of the road.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
DAYTON PlCNICKERS HERE
Two Hundred and Fifty Sunday
School Children Spent Yesterday
at Glen Miller.

Two hundred and fifty children rep
resenting the Sunday School of the
First Presbyterian church of Dayton,
came to Richmond yesterday on spec
ial interurban cars and spent the
day at Glen Miller park. The WIS.,
itors were enthusiastic over the beau
ties Of the park and they spent an an
joyable day there.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
To Lecture on Emerson.

Dublin Ind, June 81. (SpD-Rev.
j. w. Caldwell will lecture in the
Universalist church next Saturday
night. The subject is Emerson, the
Greatest American" Sunday he will
fill his regular appointment. The sub
ject of the morning discourse is Spir.
itual Development. The evening sub
iect is Some Billie I.assons
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
Preaching for Knights.

Centerville, Ind, June 21.-(Spl)-
The knights of Pythias, Centerville
Lodge, No. "a, will attend services IN
body at the Methodist church on
next Sunday forenoon. The sermon
will be by the pastor, the Rev. e. B.
Westhafer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

The Richmond boy of twelve who
ran away from home in an attempt to
side step" saying "a piece" at the
closing exercises of school, has mind
of his own. He will be heard from lat
err on.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
Will Preach at CenterviI|e.

Centerville, Ind, June 81. (SplD-
The Rev. Aaron Napier. the resident
pastor of the Friends church will
preach at CentervilIe next Sunday at
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. A change
has been made in the alternate APP
pointments of the Rev. Napier and
the Rev. Alonzo Cloud.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
PLANNING DENVER TRIP.
Elks and Their Friends will Leave
Richmond on July ID for the Col
orado Metropolis.

Richmond members of the order of
Elks and their friends are now making
plans ing earnest for the trip to Den
yer which will be taken next month,
the start to made on the 4th. Reser-
vations for sleeping car berths may
now be made by applying to Frank |.
Braffett at the Second National Bank.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

Let us hope that the government
building will be graced with new
flag by the Fourth of July anyway.
Perhaps some enterprising merchant
will give the government a new one.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

There is but one man harder to
find than John Locke and that is
Cigarette" Baker. Maybe.they have
formed an alliance.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

The PalIadium's new story, "The
Wings of the Morning." by Louis
Tracy, will begin in next Sundays
issue. Don't miss the first installment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

The Central Union still insists that
1t won't.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

A Combination of Pleay6res.
A shaded porch EherTthe breezes
blow, and delishtfyhy luxurious
seat-A VUDOR CkF Hammock
either swinging without effort or at
rest as you will. Nblte and Kemper
sell them. 21-22.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
Marriage Licenses.

Raymond Hinsky, %, Richmond, and
Elizabeth Beale, 20, Cambridge City
Joe E. Fisher, 81, and Dottie Green,
IS, Richmond.
Chester E. Luker, 20, and Leila G..
rull, 6, Richmond.
Serna E. Coltrane, "a, and Elizabeth
Hasecoster, 26, Richmond.
Lee j. Reynolds, 30, and Fidella
Fanny Dennis, %, Hagerstown.
Geo. E. Harter, "a, Elkhart, and Col.
die Wisehart, "a, Hagerstown.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

The local. telephone situation has
developed into what might DE termed
as "hello" of a squabble.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
CITY AND COUNTY
Real Estate Transfers.

George Parry to John S. Lawler
lot II in that part Of the city
laid out by Thos. Woodruff IS 45C
George Parry to William L. Law
Ter, lot Is in that part of the
city laid out by Thos. Wood
mt & dSC
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

Palladium Want Ads Paw.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

Totals :. 80. 400,s50 569,626 42.1
*Loss.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
BY CARRIER, 2 CENTS A WEEK.

Persons wishing TO take the PALLA-
DUMMY carrier may order by postal
or telephone-either phone No. '21.
When delivery is irregular kindly
make complaint.
The evening world., 1906-04-06

Women's Fine Clothing.
Saturdays offerings are so good they shbuld be of unusual interest
to the Brooklyn Women. Take, for instsnce, the Pony Goats that
seem to be winning such popular favor. We have a very fine pony
coat, made of good quality tan covert for S4.9S, worth $3.50, Then
again the fine suits of Panama cloth at Si2.75, w6gth 5000, will
make very jaunty Easter Suits for little money. There are bargains
for the girls as we'll.
The evening world., 1906-04-06
800 MINISTERS
co HUNGRY As
WATERS STRIKE
CIergymen at Conference
Have Had Time Get
ting Meals.

over in Brooklyn there are three hun
dred hungry Methodist miuist ers--uot
merely having a bit OF a keen edge Oh
their appetitles, but upright. downrisJ
outright hungry. the kind Of hungry
hat makes you look longingly az q fat.
pink baby and walk 81 ally going 10y "a
bakeshop.
The three hundred min ters came t.
Brooklyn early this week TO attend the
sessions OF the annual New York East
Conference al the New York Avenue
NJ. L. Church. The Rev. ". W Bow
dish. as chairman OF the II ,spi,aIlty
Committee. arranged that the visiting
%clergymen should be quarterod ut tnc
Brevoort Hotel. Br.voort place ana
Bedford avenue. WITHIN easy distance Of
the church,
But ON the opening day there was
trouble. The fifteen regular waist -.
figured 1t out hat waiting on tree
hundred clergymtn at once was going
TO be considerable OF d contract md
they struck as one man The man
ngor rustled around M hired a new
Sc, OF walters. but this batch after
serving one meal. also quit the j-5 en-
masse.
The proprietor did MS bcst-hes stil
doing II in fact-but at M time has
he been able TO hire more than seven
or eight men and some % these are
pretty green. II is irtimated that some
OF them only Know enough 20 take "a TIP.
witch is the first lesson In n walters
education.
Yesterday TO add the burden % woe.
two OF the elevators which bring she
prepared food from the kitchen up to
Inc dining went out OF commission Just
nj dinner time. The three hund-s9
Observation-Disclosures sat and sat and sat
" Ting Tor a meal that never came
am fhen went away without q bite
The evening world., 1906-04-06

shirt Waists, white jar, SIX, 'front.' Win tgSS& ok %s 81 s"4 aam. q oS
tined VIII Val lace vnile$ $50 -- -- =. .". "a - of,- 4dDs
G' sH Int tsa%si Of nt fsoa len f ffi 81 Eli f @@'T 5%'' s %%' ofn 2.9S
t... .'.' '- f - -. -. tonlo bm.-ed front fl back
inoTF1 roar Or vi-4. uw rleetc tTrrlei with suk 1tntht q QS
rod nm rnlv am\E\ FLust to Il years. for D~S
inot nd ,oTa 81 velvet enGNIw set; sizes to u year'- ---'
cIr,s,o ont- nl lr-h. iaiN rirtuics. single breasted. ny front uochel
..9sjirT piII sR yTl MN e4 ~ Y9 'iat coat sleeve gtn cum 7.98
Misses suits, all Wool honesplns. Eton trimmed WITH tabs an tmaa. but
itous OF st uauera: vest OF plhn tnfttl silk, Nlnmcd WHh W. - s"'Wr
i.rNi "a sleeve with can. lined with waite SATIN ch-uar skFt front 30 -
tplitri circular sue INerud plat back, light and dark gray I3. rs !
The evening world., 1906-04-06

pests the arbitration plan 10 DC adopted
y! the operators. II re did not tsiuk
ley would accrle 10 tie plan. he sad.
he would not have submitted IL.
When Mr.. Mitchell W shown "a
bJlleiin from Columbus. o.. announcing
tfat President Wlnder. of tho Ohio
Coal Operators Association. had .ele-
sraphed President Roosevelt aud Mr..
Mitchell proposing that the strike IN
the bitumlnous fields bc se.tleA on
the safne terms which the minrrs pro-
posed 20 the anthracite operators yes
ierdty he declined 90 make any com-
irent lie regarded the move as very
Interesting" he said. but in the abb
sence or official advices could say
nothing about the matter.
The evening world., 1906-04-06
THE HELMET OF NAVARRO.

il you enjoy a stirring romance OF
love. war. adventure ana mystery do
fan 70 read ''1'io Helmet OF Ma
varre. tv Bertha Runk.c. This great
novel will begin In next Mondays
rennfnr World.
The evening world., 1906-04-06
COAL MEN ARE
IN DREAD Of
ANOTHER STRIKE
But They Are Unwilling to
Bow to All the Terms
of John Mitchell.

7
= z. II. Thomas. President OF the L.
hsA Valley Railroad and Chairman o.
ne Joint Committee " railroad me'
and mine workers representatives
which Is struggling with the anthracite
ia5or problem. told an Evening Word
reporter today tAat the operators
dread a strike. Saey want peace. but
taey don't want peace on terms tha'
v . make JOHN Mitchell the virtual
aser y. Their properties.
'Ne hope foi a peaceful settlement
o; tle Questions 81; issue" said Mr.
" TIE lad' pendent operators
a. '-'Hs ".- '"i '2-pay ~ oelun-
GO s'''9 ", M',I"e- ; po T.,
,"'. We ,-'.' az Heen =
!, ~ -,
- -
,'tu -, 80
crmn,,,aa
IN
y
> "S1N-- Inc heanIn9 OF oN'Ne'
"it tr {@nd,pcnd nj operators favor
Y lr i.ou pan Of course our ac-
L VIII be- largely Influenced. We re-
Il tc IMPORTANCE OF doing every
l y -ia reason and just &c 10 pre-
". ,,..ibbe , reoautlon OF the great
a..
d,
Arbitration" Is Il WoFh ina "as =
-, r sound 20 the public. But the
N .s,nia understhnd that practi-
a. ,u,ohau 40
SA Ah inc 'es''pHs III. "''o ~
slrts 20 submit 70 arbitration were gone
o..- by committee OF eminent gentle-
r Nh, d.,,..d six montas TO their
la. and whose findings we're largely
IN iavor o.. the miners. Why go over
80 .r,t,or
-
SuuSt gray q . S"f"
Mr. Tho,.s w.ts asked II he favored
- - -. 81 nal
4, Plan 81 haF"N @Nlse S'"y' "a
aN-rs, act as umpire betwetn the Two
xtI.s TO ine dlspu.s. In cas-, Of 4 dead
nt.,t,, u.,r1
10" - '"e So"''"A'VH po.
"Mould ne serve! asked Mr.. IAoinas.
..li4e that % al, been 10 ked up2"
,.. w., .ha c,o--
~ -
Rtcta Ina JUICE cray 1cteu - SnsIi
MAJ OF the Arbitration Board tat
pss.eI upon and settled many OF the
, ~" -"
lue'N-'4 s"- "V's Ia '" az nv
brought W again Tor adjudication. They
II ne " ~ consent - EO over
..,., ,.,t,
- STSo. 20 r., ,o,to.s werc
vt 4"onias SatH '"a' 80 49,
- az s"G ,1itiin. ia. men 10 re-
- ,n-Ttork T5s 5peratoss obiirate
themselves in these nltiees TO live up
a the scale set by the Arbitration Com
mission .nree years ago.
DO YOU consider that the decisions
OF toe Board %. Arbitration three years
Ggo should remain y ,toNe toTeVeFE
AE. 4+u!nds Was asked
~ n,,.r e., ne, ~ ~
certainly not. he answered, -olt
conditions haze rot changed sufficiently
qaestions talt were settled at that
gins. The fact has beer overlooked that
n. en.hraIte grlncrs share in the
profits II the sliding scale. When coal
up the miner gets ! per cent. OF
each i've cent increase per ton above
81 50 delivered at tldewater. When coal
soes below $3.50 a ton his pay IS not
reduced can YOU name another busl-
moss IN watch employers share their
go ,rf-r cwnloVers when their prod
T.. Non I'M prics and does not re-
!, trrs III Tho cmployees when
- /. low in price,
~ rr.,t nrosnertv IN the coal
Na.iIsS ~. miner in tbe three years
S''"eu ~ ,.'nder no egr.enent THE
We worSed unuvt thV, "sSba hents an5
IeuFle nv - - "a
trust conlphhles, lhe ous'n.5S "en ~
the district doh Mint "A sll4hc | ~
the miners wants n strike
Can't Satisfy Every One.
~, ,ha~a 80 "a, WAN,
iou WIN ~ = The uorting miners
The evening world., 1906-04-06
Liquozone Free.

II you need %Liquo2one, and nave never
tried It, please send US your name and
state disease with watch you are suffer
ing. We will then mail you an order on
a local druggist for a f~ull-size bottle,
and will pay the druggist ourselves for
1t, This Is our free gift, made to ON
vince you; to let the product itself
show you what II can do. In justice to
yourself please accept it to-day. for It
places you under no obligation what
ever.
The Liquozone Company.
iSS-464 Wabash Av., Chicago.
The evening world., 1906-04-06
No Extra Charge for 1t.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
sam Srameiseu's @icOcranf6labcn.

SantgcihGitc nebnlen geregeltcn Ser
Iouf. - gr6ffnung bon S6eotern
in 8roBcn 3cltcn. - 3uriidien.
Dung mittcIIoIcr Gbineicn mad
iBrer Scimotb.
San 6ronti8co, Sal, 81.
Wtai. - Go8 8cihGit ser Spar. uno
Son0eISbonfen ninmt micocr ieinen
geluobntcn Sang an lln0 sic onfdng.
lid crlaIicncn &oritdt8moBnobmcn
bctrcff5 @egrcn5ltng Ser ob3lbeben.
Oelt @cI6einIa6en nerocn oQmGlIih
fallen gcloiicn. Ger Nn0runo bon
0cpoiitorcn, sic '@cIO aus sen Spor.
bonfcn 5uriid5icben moIlcn, bat ii6
in Sen lctten Sogcn betrG6tIid Der.
minocrt.
Mitte ndditcn Monats miro sic
beimgcindtc Stoot ollb mieoer 5tpci
Gbcotcr beIibcn. Sn Gicicn5eIten
iucrOen oicie llntcrbaItungSplGbe I'M
t%crgcbrodt mcrOcn. Cine Iftien0c.
ieGlid)oIt Bat 6o8 mGGtige Belt, mel.
dies bon Sorub 9crnbur0t bel i9rcr
@aItipiclrciie ourd Scra8 bcnibt
purOc, tGufIi6 erporbcn itno miro
cS ollf Ocrn Elatc ocS alton yGcntraI.
SbcatcrS" an Scr Gdc bon Marfct,
mo s. Strobc oIfidln9cn Iaiicn. Gin
~fleincrc3 3cIt miro auf Ser St1tte ocS
alien oMoicltic . SbeotcrS" an Scr
Gde bon Worfct. un0 8. StraBe CT.
rtd)tct mcr0cn.
Sn elmer @cratbung 5ipiiGcn ocm
dincIiIfcn @eidnotcn Gbcntung
2ionG Gbcng, Sem GineiiiGcn @enc.
roltoniuI Gbung Eno Sal uno Ser.
trctcrn Scr icds 9roBcn dineIiidcn
GompoGnien bon Son 6ronci8co
plroc bcidloiicn, mcbr olS tniticno
alto biiIfSbcoiirftige Gbincien nad
ibrcr Scilnotb i'm Geib ser Mitte gu
riif 5u ididcn. Gieicr gntihIuB
Itcbt in llcbcreinitimmltng nit eincm
oobin Nebenocn GoridIogc ser aai-
Icrin E &c9cntin bon Gbina. Die critic
3nriiGicnouns 6incliihcr Sbbod.
lo'cr nad ser Scintotb miro in etpo
5cbn Togcn erfolgen. Gin icoer bon
ibnen miro altbcr ser foitenircien 81.
rild6cf0rocrung cine flcine Summe
8cloe8 crbolten. Cine N~6oronrung
Der dineiiiden @eIcaid)oit bonn Mos
then &rcll5 miro bic Sboahloien BEL
lbrcr gnfnnit in China in gmpiong
ncblncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
&letncS 90 & It Il II 5

&leincS so ibocrItdnb 5.
II +. - Sm Sanic oes Srn. 9iirger.
.mciitcrS miro beute Gin ooppeltcs Sll.
bildllm gcicicrt. Die gbegotten iino
Elm &icrtcljabrDnn0ert perGciratbet,
llno glcid3eitig begcbt sic ate treilc
&rcs5en5 sic Observation-Disclosures
@ic0crfe1r bes cages, an Dem lie in
Sen Gicnit Der 5amilie getrctcn lit.
5cItIid)c Stimmung Gerridt notiirli6
int SuIon ltnb in Scr &iidc. Gem
Silbcrpoar lit eben bon einem reOe.
gclpon0ten 0aite Elm idNuunguoler
Sooit nlSgebra6t morocn oa
fommt ser gelteite oes 9iirgcrmei.
tiers bcrein geItiir5t: .gotcr, elm
6adcl}ug itebt unten; gilt er Gir?"
- .@iro idon 10 iein, mein Sllnoe!"
- .Sa, Damn foinmt ober nur itneIl
beraus; Oenn hic ares5en5 itebt idon
aui Dem @alton unb perneist iidJl!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Mei.urial Ecicr.

Gle DWount 3ion : 2o9e"'ocr .Sob
6clloipS" o"cronItoItct cine IoldJe
5t Gbren ibrcr pcrItorbcnen Dit.
gIieocr. Gomitc'n fir oie
Sd)miiflng ser @r1ber.
Gic ~Mount 3ion.2oge 0r. 81, s.
.. .. g." bon EifcSpiae id)miidte
gcitcrn Die @r66cr oIer ibrcr tooten
Wfitglieoer ollf sen bcri6iebencn
6%ricob6fcn. Gie folgcnOen Gomite'n
lporcn crnonnt, Inn oieie niiroigc
Eflid)t 81 crfiilcn: @rcenmount, &r.
@oIter @roofs; arne NrunbeI.Gc,
mctcrp, Woltnt Slipct, 2oubon-Torf
un6 @ompitcob. &r. g. $. Coo; Ga.
ter'S Cemetery, Sr. @m. 6. Mettom;
Mtbge Mtccting Souie unb Carroll
Chapel, Sr. @ilber &ellp; arIirgtcr
Gcmeterp, Srolt $. $. GomunGS;
9optiit Gburd) Cemetery, EifcSpilc,
8rau Sarrp q. 9opiS, Srou 6. Wol-
lonec unb Srou Sorrp @crrpmor;
ct. G6omoS Cemetery, Srou @illiom
GoobIon u1,S Srar Sc";:,eI 2epis;
Stonc Gbapel, Eifcsoilc, Srolt Sol.
Sosc, Srau Sorpep @ipinS uno Sroll
Sobn Sming&; Sorcit Sill, Sorfor6.
County, Strait Is. gilbert Soltcr;
Moltnt Slipc, Eifc&pillc Sr. uno
5rou Sorrp Srclonb; Grub Gio0c
Cemetery, EifcSpiQc, Srou s. s..
aroft, Srou Sobn @oiucn, i,ln.. SRI.
Mnloc @olucn, Sri. SpcQn @omcn
unb Sri. Noo Tnrriott.
9ic WtitgIic6er ser 2oGc pcrian1=
mcltcn iid0 ltnr bolb 8 llGr IN scr 60
Gcrbollc nno m%arldJirtcn bon BORT
olS untcr &orontritt scr EiFeSpiQc.
&apeIlc nod Dem Sricbboic 5lt &ifcSs
bile, no Die McmoriolfciCr Itottfon0.
Ter @roBnlaridoll ceS Greens in
Wforplonb, Sr. Somucl 90. 9torth
Der @robnorocin, Sr. s. ". Doung,
uno Ncp. s. 81. G0moroS bieltcrt SIN.
iprohcn. GoS arrangements 60
mite bcitono oitS Ocn $50. @orrp 81.
GoniS, &oriibcr, Giholns $. Goc, &c.
@ottS, V. 81. Gbcnotuctb un0 s. 81.
Salter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Bic Srcmcr Eoitoampfcr.

Die iiberieeiide YoItbci0rocrung
bon Gcutidlano aus geidiebt burb
Die Sdiiic ser SanocISilottc, Ga bic
MISUNDERSTANDING ei9cne Gam.
pier niGt bclitt. Sic miro Iolhcn
SdiffiabrtS ltnternebmrmgcn iibers
tragen, Oeren Gompfer iid ourd
Sdneligfeit ollS5ci6nen luno cinen
regelmGBigen 6obrplnn nit ~feitite.
bcnocn anlaufbGien cinboltcn. S6ii.
fen bieicr glrt miro sic @ci0rocrllng
scr grief- mo oeS SbcilcS scr ga.
dctpolt onbcrtratt, bel ser cine i6nel.
Ic @cforocrunG notbrucnoig lit, mGb.
reno mcniger idnclinbrcnoc Sdiiic,
mcnn JOINT ibrc Iolltcn giinitig lie.
gen, 5llr 9cf0rocrung oericnigcnEn,
cfetpoit bcrongc5ogcn mer0cr, bel Ser
cS ouf Sdncligfeit nift 10 ieDr all.
fommt. Phi ibrcn Intrng miro Den
Sd)iiifo6rtS . @cIeuidJoiten bon Scr
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ben, bic ocuti6c Hei6Spolt . Sloggc
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Gcidspolt . 6Inggc gcp6brt ben lie
fiiGrcnocn Gompicrn 5rpar feline p6l.
fcrrcd)tlidcn oocr Gbnlibc ic%ItIteben.
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iniofcrn proftiiden Nibcn, olS Die
ScDorocn ircmOcr Staateu oltf iic
bel Scr IbicrtigunG in ocn S6ien
cine gentle ircimiuige &iidlid)t neb.
men. Die @remcr Sonoel3fl otte
fommt IN 9cjug nuf oic ii6crlceiidc
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rita. fin eincn I6cil bon airifa. fir
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nilrgen 6onoclt cS lif bel Dem rein
oeutl6cn Gcrfcbr nit Sen Ser. Stoa.
ten bon Mmcrifa in cincm Sabre I'M
cirfa 1914 MiQioncn @ricic, mitGo.
naoa unS Mcrifo I'M ic ctrpd u
WiQioncn, nit Central . amerifa
Inn ctrpa " Million, nit graiilicn
I'm "a Miaionen, nit Gbile Inn u
WiQionen, nit Dem iibrigen Imerifa
Inn ~ WiQioncn, icrner nit @gpp.
ten Inn u MiQionen, NIT gritiid-
sSnoien iito &iuutidoil I'm je ;1R
WiQionen, nit Gbi1a Inn 1 Miaion,
nit Sapan Inn u MiQioncn, nit
Dem iibrigen 9litcn Inn ctlpa t12M Viii.
%lionen, nit 9luitralicn Inn etrpa '1Ls
Willionen 9riefC. 9a5u fomnen
nod Ole 5nbIreidcn iiberieeii6en
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nid)t 10 riciige 3oblcn crlparten oarf.
mic in Dem 0cntiden Snlanosper-
febr. 9eionoerS Itnrf lit ser Eoit.
Eadetperfebr nit Sen Ser. Staten
bon amerifa, n6mIi6 pro 1904 o..
40 Yadetc, Damn iolgt ggppten nit
Stiid, Argentinien nit 49,.
056 Stiid, 9ritiid : aiien nit IT,.
736 Stiid, China nit 10.604 Stiid,
nit 1913 Stiid, a~uitralien
nit 1889 Stiid II, J.. 10. Nm Der BE.