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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
y9icic Sreme fcim lecrcr @a6n."

Ger SeroiSmls BON SRI. gming.
Hettete ourd lire leltene Spfer.
Wiqigfeit lire 6reunoin Warp
@aQion. - 9ei6e Yatientinnelt
ouf Dem @ege ser @enelung.
Die efte SrcunoiHait uno Greue
iinoet ieoer Meuif crit in oerStunoe
Der Notb aus. 9as Seuhlertbum,
onS iid MIR Damn brett tritt, menn es
GILT, fanatiide WaBregeln fir ieine
WitmenIden 3u id%mieoen, tritt MIR
SIT oft, lpenn eS sur praftiiden De.
monItration fommt, 5uriid. 9as bat
Die 10 Sabre alte Map Carrie gping
bon Cotton, WO, an ibrem eigenen
2eibe erfabren. Wap mar ein gottes.
iiirhtiges MGo6en, ons 81 ieiler
Witmelt undergraduates 8ertrauen bot
te. Gor ieds @oden perfingen lid
sic Saare ser geoolernstuertben in
elmer Waihine in elmer giibienfabrif
IN Cation, W0. @be iie iid) lostren-
men ~fonnte, marc ibr sic &opibaut
lnnmt Soar beinobe buhItGblih pom
S6GOel geriIien. Die 8erungliidte
wuroe noh Dem bieiigcn ,airhen.
Seim uno Soipital" an Hpro.groao.
man gebrodt. Die aerjte erfannten
ioaleih, ooB nur cine Der mooernen
hirllrgiid)cn @iicni6uit befannte
Wtetbo0e bier belieno mirfen fonnte,
ndmlif bas lleberpilunSen ser Salt
bon einem geiunOen Welid)en nii Sic
entblobte Stele ser Yatlentin. Ils
oieic Seilmetbobe 5ierit in Dem Sei,
motbsort ser &erungliidten befannt
muroc, fonocn iid) iiber einbunoert
Sreunoinnen bereit, einen Sbeil ibrer
Saltt sur Gettung ibrer u~ngliidlid@en
Sreunoin 5lt laIien. glls aber Die
Ier5te pom oen Angebotcn praftiidyen
8ebraudl MADDEN mouten, batten be.
iaetc Sreunoirmen gntifuloigunsen.
Sri. Ofnrp 6. @ollipn bon Sabre DC
@race inoeiien erfl1rte lid, oils iie en-
fltbr, baB Gienlano iid fir bie lit
gliidlide opfern mo0te. bereit, genii-
gcn0 bon ibrer ei9eneu Sout su Iai-
len, nm oic operation ST. crmogliden.
9as grgebniB lit, oaB beute iid beioe
Yatientinncn in Sem oben genamnten
Soipital ouf Dem @cge Ser 0eneiung
beiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
Gdliffsnahridtcn.

Nem.Dorf, I. Sftober. - In.
gcfommcn iino bier Die Iampier
.Eotsoom" bon ROTTERDAM, Bee
lano" bon gntpcrpen uno Nigeria"
bon 2iporno, Neapel uno Yalermc.
9berb DO q, 80. Sept. - Der
Yremcr 0nmpier nSriebrih Der
8roBc" fubr nod Hcm.Dorf ipeiter.
ElD mout +, T.. Sftober. - Ger
Gompfer oEotricia" bon Samburg
icbtc ieine 5abrt nab NGu-Yorf
fort.
8IaSgou, 80. Sept. - Bon
Neiu.0orf langte Der 9ampfer ga.
lcbonia" bier an.
Sam burg, %. Sept. - ginge.
troiien lit Der Ganpfcr nYretoria"
bon NemsYorf.
@enua, 30. Sept. - Ter Gam.
pier ~aonigin 2ouiie" fam bon SEEN.
Yorf bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

start Sngenieur Sen.
ball 5cigt i'm nGeutiden Gore.
iponOenten" an, bnB er am Is. Otto.
Der, 5miiben IL itno 2 ll1r Todmit.
tags, ole idriftliben lnb mtiinblidcn
gngaben iiber sic S~ertbciluna ser
Soften Der Neunipelirung i'm t4OC
9lof scr Slt-Yratt%S traBe uno 1OC
glod oes Centre Mnrfet Space, 10.
ipie Die HeupflaIterung namenloier
gaeps binter Oieien SGuiern entge.
g%ennebmen miro.
Wiro NJ + r 6 G | | dJ
trieolib bci~gcIegt. Die
Grefutipbeboroe Der ,Moihiniitens
Union" unb Generals superintendent
S. 6. Mibffelo bon ser Baltimore.
Ohio Sabn" perbanoelten gclterll
Nahmittag iiber bic bon ser ,Maidi.
niiten.ltnion" mlfgeIteIltcn 1orocrun.
gen, mie om Sonntag alsfii6rlif I'M
,Teutiden 9orreiponoentcn" 6eridtei
mnrbe. Iie &erbanbIunaen murSer
geitern nod niht abgcihlufien unb
werben beute fortgeiett weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
NbfabrtStase Der EaTagier.9 ampfer
bon WeiusYurf.

9lm 9. Sftober 0ampfer n2ron.
prin5 @ilbelm" nad Bremen.
Sim 3. OCTOBER 9ampier .ipn.
Dam" nod Notter0am.
gm 3. OCTOBER 9ampfer nNorS.
amerifa" naf NeapeI uno @enua.
slm 3. Oftober Camper .Soben.
berg" nab Neapel unS Srieit.
gm 3. Sftober Sampfer .8erma.
mia" nah Reapel unS Marieile.
am 3. Oftober 0ampfer .Maie.
itie" nad 2ioerpool.
gm 4. Oftober Oampier .Yro-
pence" nad SABRE.
am A. SftOber 0ampfer Sam.
burg" uad Heapel uno @enua.
Sim 4. Oftober 9ampfer wglider"
nad) Samburg.
am 5. Sftober Gampfer Celtic"
mad GfperpooI.
Sim 6. Sftober Dampfer .Meiaba"
nod 2onoon.
am 6. Oftober 9antpier. 3eeIanb"
nab IntDerpen.
gm 6. Sftober Dompfer nE9ila.
%oelpbia" nah southampton.
gm 6. Sftober Camper .Golum.
6ia" nad 8lasgotp.
am 6. Sftober 9ampier ~YennipI.
BAHIA" nab Sarnburg.
gm 6. Oftober 9ampfer nllmbria"
mad 2tperpool.
stm 8. Sftober 0amhier rgaro.
nia" nad 2%ioerpooI.
am 8. Oftober Gampfer .Raiier
Wilbelm Der @robe" nad Bremen.
gm 10. Sftober Gampfer rOceas
mic" nab 2iperpool.
am 10. Sttober 9ampfer .Mlae.
ria" nab Neapel.
am 10. OCTOBER Gampier Stella"
nod Neapel uno 8enua.
gm 10. Sftober Iampfer .Yots.
bam" nod Hotterbam.
am II. Sftober Gampfer nllniteS
States" mad Copenhagen.
am II. Sftober 9ampfer .4aiies
rim auguita 8ittoria" mad Samburg.
am II. Sttober 9ampfers Sgre.
men" nad Bremen.
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SCRIPT : Gr6ffnnns.

8oraoies ser Gamcu. 49, Gie
munoerpoulten aoitiime unS
Site in gr0Btcr AuSmobI.
GntIprcteno Sem geitri9cn Script
petter NOR Die Seforotion, melte
sur Seit oie erobeu 2doen bon Sol.
oenberg groS, Scr. %, IS uno 81,
eit,2erinatoclr. Strube, mli6BIid scr
GrSffnlng Ser SerbitidiiOn idmil.
den. Gle Aiisloge ser ftiniten @on,
rem aus Sen btiten M6rttth otS ST.
uno @uS(otocs lit cine is pmiong.
rcife uno prdhti9c, boB Sic 2Goen
gcltcrn BON friib bis Nbehbs nit
Gonen gtiiiat luorer, mGlAc itur'
bcnlong Die Serrlihfcitcn bepunoer.
ten u1o allf GinfGuic modten, oo
bic Greiic I'M SerbGltniB sur Gl,oli'
tat ser @oorcn iebr mGBige iinO.
Gic am n%leiiten bemllnOerten 9epar'
tcmcntS iinb ul3mcifelboit bic &lci'
Der. ltno Sutoepurtements, mcl6e iiG
inn 5lpcitcn Stodiperf befinocn unN
aaeS GuS bieten, NOS Oas Ser5 elmer
Game ais miinid)ensmertb crideinelt
lGbt. &icl bepunOcrt iuur0e ein
prG6tigeS &oItiim allS rotbcm Sam.
met nit Bonn Sadet mn gciGl'
tcltem Tod, 0aS Sndet biibI6 nit
Sfuiiren >beiett; ferncr Elm aoltiimL
henonnt nGonoon Smofe," bot
orollcm @%roobclotb, nit Sommct be
iebt uno ebeniollS nit gcidlteltent
Mcd. Sebr biibi0c Socon bat Gin
&oitiim nit fran5oliihcm Sdnitt,
aus Eonomo 9ronbclotb un0 nit
REDEEM @einb. gemcrfcn&lpcrtDc
&oItiimc lino ihnciNcrgcmod)tc
Serbitflcioer aus iron50liidem
Nroaoclotl blalt, braun unb grim
llno in grollen Welirungcn, ElaiOS,
GbedS II, I. NJ. Cine rcihbolti1c Plus.
mobl lit in SaiGcn, Chiffon Eoiieto,
Eongcc, Siin 1lno Soiictn, Hluio
Sci0c etc, iolpie in Script u1o Son'
riItcnmGntcln p%orDon0en. "
Gos Sutbeportcment mcilt 10 Dicle
pcri6icocnnrtigc Sormen bon prod'
tigen &opfbcocdungcn ouI, Dab cS
mnlogliN lit, oieiclben Der Gcibc
nod ST. beihrciben. Gin clcguner,
obcr olld) foitborer SUIT lit ein inlpor.
tirtcr iran5oiiider iladcr SUIT aus
roio Sis nit SeibenbGnocrn beicbt
nno nit cinem @ilnOcl idmar5cr
SommetbGnocr nnl untcren Ton0c.
Scbr gciGaig Iino mittclgroBc SPITE,
Combination bon idppar5 nno ipeiB.
aus Snmmet uno1S piben bcrgcltellt,
Gicl bepunocrt lp|tbe Gin Silt, Der
bic Serm cineS ,Ml3es bat onus. aus
Sominct in 5rpei SAottirungcn al.
0cicrti0t lit. 9ciest lit ocriclbc nit
Toicn uno eincm aus ScioenbGnhcrn
bcrgeItcQtcn Sliigcl. n2onbon Zip"
lit eiu 5ierlider SUIT, nit 5eocrn in
5mci Sdottirungcn iinO nit Seioer'
bono bciett.
gci'm Observation-Disclosures lit cine
munbcrpoQc a~uSiteQung in Tcl5'
noaren alcr slrtcn b%clonOerS in
i1lpnr5cn Warocr-, perlilden Sonnm'
itn0 bloucn'
Sm crItcn S%todaperf lit bic Mus
Itenung bon SciOtnitoifcn mo
Spitcn, mic lie iuobl fallm no at
ocrs on5itreiien icin Oiirftc. gae MIR
erocnflidcn ncllen Sdnttirunge1 IN
Seiocnitoficn iinb bort SIT iebcn nnb
ltetS ooS Neiicitc, mas Die Wtooe
bietct. guBerOcm iino in oieicln
9cportemcnt oQc bic iibrigen grtitel
I'll iilroen, meldc 5ur Scrooll It1lloi-
glng clcgonter GamcibcflciounD
Gicnen. .r...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

&irdlihcS. GoS Grntez
Gonffeit pitrbc an Sonntoa in Der
ocutid)cn epongeliih.lutbcriid)cn Sc
rltiolems-Girdc 5u @arbenpiGe &C.
fcicrt. Die Stride ipar nit ocn beiten
SelO. u1b @nrtcnfriidten 0eid)miidt,
lino Die Sormer battcn lid 5oblreif)
5lim @~ottcsbienIt eingeiunocn, ser
bon Yoiior Ssfor Cutie 0clcitet
lplroc.
Sein Entronatsfeit %ieierte Ser
st. Midoels fatboliihe Ierein jun.
ger WGnner" om Sonntog in Ser
ct. Mi6oelS,a Stride an scr Gfc BON
@olfe. unb Sombaro~S troBc. Gas
Sodamt ipuroe bon Tater Sssoiepb
g8eber c%elebrirt, tp1breno Gater emil
0euicr, Ser gciitlide gcratber oes
gcreins, bie Ercoiet belt.
Cardinal @ibbons iirnte om
Sonntog in Ser ct. 9eneoiftsairhe
an ser @ilfens= Ipenlte ltn6 WiQina-
ton.2one SO Wabden, 80 anaben uno
6 erpadiene.
- Gin prnd)tpoles Memorialfen.
tier gum 9nbenfen an Sen perItorbe.
men Sobn 6. SurIt mlrbe am Conn
tag in Ser biid0flid proteItantiidcl
ct. Yetcrs Stride an ser Gruiobia.
glpeniie unb 9aupale.S trabe bon
Neftur &itmpbries geipeibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
Scr Wetgcr-Strifc

StS 1egf lelHe ClNl8lllg 0lDtIu)el'
arbeitcrn mo Srbeitgebcrr er.
sielt. - &er5eihniB ser 6irmer,.
mclde sic Gortroftc mltcrSeif.
net boben, unb ser Spponeuter
ser Union.
Sn bem Strifc ser Webgcrgeieller
lit bis aeItern feline peientlihc Ser
Gnoerung poreefommcn. @ie Erdii'
bent &ippel BON Ser Union gelterr
Ibeno einem @crihterItottcr beS
y1eutihcn Gorreiponocntcn" 9egelt'
iiber erfIGrte, boben bcreitS 100 Ir.
better ouberbal6 ser Stoot 9olti'
more anitcaung %9efunoen uno nm
oefGbr 200 Wonn befinbcn lid ouBer
Ir6eit. @ic Scrr &ippel mittbeilt
lperoen Die 2eutc, meld)e niBerbalC
ser Stoot @rbeit ongenommen bo'
ben, nid)t miebcr 5uriiffebrcr, uri
sic Nrbcitgeber ibrcrieits e%rflGren
ooB tic bier in Baltimore gcniigcnf
2cute befonlmcn fontc1t, lint Die pa:
tontcn Stelen 81, bcicben.
@i8 iebt baben sic folgenbcn Sir
men Ser Gontroft ser Union inter.
5cidnct:
Geo. @. Sorn, @cloir.W orft.
Scroinnno 3. Gnp6er, Mr.542 Sc.
loir- uno Mr. 29t uno 293 SoIlins'
Warft.
". u. Snpocr. Ger. 1877 uno 759
2erin0ton. nnb Mr. 357 2oioDette.
Worft.
2ouiS &ctt6crg, %2crington- un>
SoninS-W orft.
Gbriit. @rnicr, SollinS. unb Ger
inoton Worft.
Serb. Golfcrt, 2ofopettes unb Ger,
ingtonyWorft.
Sobn $. Gidncr, 2ofopette, Wurft
CHARLES Shoof GroB Stroben'
Ofurft.
@bom 2cbncis, GER. If, Sreoerid.
Iucnltc.
GrnIt. 2ouocl, Scr. 2SS @cloir- ms
Nr. 81 rnb 96 Grobitrobcn.Wor tt
s.. s. &rouic, 2crinqton. nnb Mrd).
Stro6c, SoIlins-S trabc unb arling.
tonsNpenue.
Clos. 5. &irner, Ir. 200, Siio'
Eopioll-S troBc.
". =. &. Senion, Nr. 1, Warriptt'
StroBc.
5rcb. Scfimon, &r. 2O04, @eIt.
Grott-S trobc.
Snbn Sdmibt, Nr. 1927, Srcoc.
if-gpcnuc.
Sobn 81. Gang, S'GonneG. unf
2. StroBe.
@m. 81. gricc, Scr. 22O6, Srcocrid.
Mpenlic. .a.,.o E-aHff.r@ Eta
Gieicnigcn, ipclde nod feline 81
nigltrg nit Scr Union crsiclt bobcn
iillb:
6. Sobman & Sobne, gelair. nn>
norooitlidcr Worft.
5rou 6. Seinolo, @roooiuop mi
norooitlider Worft.
Sobn u. 8eblein, @cloir+Morft
". S6llocrberg & Sobn, 0rono'
mop-Worft, 2oben Tr.1729, gaIternt
Mpenllc.
Tbos. &urolc, @rooomop-Worf
2uomig Scumopcr, @roaomap.
Worft.
Strcct & Gortran, 2ooen, goco
Strobe.
s.. 30. 2amb & grOs., 2oocn
Sottb-S trobc.
Sorpep & So, 2obcn, Nort6-St
Sobn Ireoerid, 2erington. uni
SonopcrW orft.
Sttenbcimcr YroS., 9rooopop.
2%eringtons, 2oiopcttc. unb Yelair
Warft.
gnton Saoic, Solins., Sqnoper
ln0 Grobitruben' Worft.
u. Wt. Sores & Co., Ycnniplpa
nio- mo Sutton. Ipenuc.
Gang & Sobres, 2erington.M orft
Sacob s. Sdoifcr & So, 9erina
nsStrobe,
Charles q. arieL, GroBItroBen
Warft.
u. Is. S6ncioer & So, MidmonS.
Serington- un0 gcloir-W orft.
Snele & 0orman, Sunoper. mi
GroBitroBcn-Wo
u. @olcntine & S6Gne, 9roao
luop- un6 sWarft.
Eoli5iit MCDOWELL ge
it orbcn. - WiQiom WcIomeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

Eoli5iit WcGomclI ae.
it orbcn. - @iuiam WcIopeIL,
elmer Scr G%ltcitcn pcniionirten go.
li5iIten, itarb geItern gbeno i'm altcr
bon II Sabren in ieiner @oDnung,
Nr. 1881, @eit 2onpaleItraBe, mad.
Dem CT bier Wod)en i6mer fronf oor.
nle0cr gelegen bate. WcGofpea
iullrbc om 10. Suli 1867 5lrm Yoli.
,3iltcn ernannt unO Dem neltliden
Giitrift 5%u9etbeilt, no er 80 Sabre
lang oiente. Gr genoB einen ausge.
5eibneten Ruf uno mar ME cine Ye,
Ifmeroe gegcn i'm crboben poroen.
Nm Is. War5 1897 quittirte or oell
0icnit franfbeitsbnlber. ST binter.
I1Bt 3 God)tcr, Jrou Florence g.
&arten unb Die Srls. State mno Wap
WcIomell, uno cinen So6n, Srn.
Sarrp WcGoiuel, iomic cine Sdiue.
tier, 5rau W. 9. Smitb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

Ho6el. = guride:: nWein Set.
ter, ser Sousfnedt, lit n folofal nos
beler aerl. 9on Den 9iharrenitum-
meln, Die er i'm Goiino finoet, ralld)t
or INNER MIR einise 3iige... -. Damn
friegc id iie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
@crmiidtc tclearapbiidjc Sepciden.

- Heomon Sntnlia erId)oB geItern
bci Strutbers, bier Meilen 0Itlif bon
youngstown, O., ieinc Satin uno
beging Selbltmor6. Man glolibt,
baB cr geiiteSgeit0rt mar.
- Sn Chicago ermOroete Der Bar.
bier ). g.tbenitaot acitern ieinc @at.
tin, inoem er ibr Die aeble nit einem
Haiirmeiier ourdidnitt, uto bcgin9
Damn oltf oie ndmlide Beiie Selbit'
moro. 0aS ebepaor Bate ii1 Dor
etlpa einem Wonat getrcnnt.
Sn einem 10 It | | d e II
Ylatte leien mir: pSSn Den Counties
Hocine uno &enoiGo in @iSconlin bat
lid Der 0oblmeiBling 81 elmer nab.
rem Yloge entmidelt. WGdtigc
S6m1rme uno gal15e @olfen oieier
Sbierben id)ueben iibcr ben Seloerii
uilo orobcn, Die 9rorternte 81 5erito.
ren." 8or Dem Sdymetterling bat Der
&obl feinen Shaoen 81 leiocn, mobl
ober bon Den Nanpen, uno bel oen
ietigen Serbit.I emperaturen meroen
iid) Ole an oos &railt gelegten gier
faum nod 81 Iaupen cnttuideln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

qaft Gnd bcnte rcgiitriren. Ginc
aascmcinc Mcsiitrirnna fimoct in
Baltimore Itatt. Sic Gofale iinb pon
8 llbr Worscns bis 8 llbr MbcnSs
often.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11
1.Threatens TO RoIt.v

Ny old and estimable friend, Hon.
George D. Perkins, who was recently
rolled by Albert B. Cummins for the
Republican Iowa gubernatorial NOM
nation, appears to- be in a most I'M
happy frame of mind Like Rachel
mourning for her children, he refuses
to be comforted He ought to take
vacation, go to Cleveland, o., and
commune with four mutual friend,
Hon Theodore e. Burton, chairman of
the house committee on rivers and har-
bors, who recently was rolled most
thoroughly in the Buckeye Republican
convention by those palpitating pa
triots, Senators Foraker and Dick. 1T
is said that misery loves company. AS
each is miserable, Burton and Perkins
would certainly enjoy discussing the
how of their present predicament.
Both are able, learned and amiable
men, Their exchanges of condolences,
If printed in the paper of Brother Per
kins. would undoubtedly be instructive
sensational. So, by all means,
let an eager world have them. It is q
pity to deprive it of such treat.
Both these statesmen were victims
of too much confidence. Burton was
led to believe that he could reform
Ohio Republican politics. Don Quixote
himself never harbored a wilder de-
fusion or undertook more impossible
task. No wonder the learned Burton
failed. AS soon as their own scalps
were In danger Foraker and Dick, NOR
tai enemies to each other, buried the
Ratchet and enthusiastically threw
Burton over the ropes. No doubt as
soon as all danger is past they will
b. once more fighting each other saw
ag1ly for the spoiIs. Brother Perkins
thought the Hawkeye stand patters
would stand by him to the bitter end,
for did they not so promise him when
they induced him to undertake the haz-
ardous stunt of "belting the cat,
which in this instance is the aforesaid
Albert B. Cummins? At the critical
moment the stand patters and Cum
Minis appear to have come to an agree
ment by which Cummins was to have
the gubernatorial nomination and the
stand patters were to have the plat
form, and Brother Perkins was left out
In the cold. as It was supposed AT any
rate. he was left out Judging from
bis torrid utterances. instead OF being
left out IN the coid be was left out in
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11
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~ A@GG~E tNar Ohio
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equatorial heat. Surely the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat would not make out
Republican factionai fight worse
Than it is, yet the GID. recently pub
sished this dispatch:
Des MeInes lain bold editorial pub
'isked IN his paper. the Sioux City Jour-
nal, Hon. George D. Perkins, who aspired
10 be nominated for governor on the Re-
publican ticket and who was defeated by
Governor Cummins. strongly intimates
that he VIII bolt the national ticket in
1905
After conceding that, in the line Of pro-
gressionists who are seeking q, change in
the Republican party, Governor CumRains
is one of the foremost, he continues to
say: 1T is the fault of politics that there
Is too much thought of a days winning
and not enough consideration Of things of
themselves good and enduring. The Re-
publican party can better afford to be
whipped in 1903 than take up vagaries,
pack itself with absurdities and mortgage
its future to tendencies toward anarchy.
Rather than encourage influences bearing
in that direction the very opposite should
be done.
Most certainly the usually placid Per
kins was hot in the sizzling hot
when he penned those lines, and the
telegraph editor of the CD, like Ho-
mer, must have nodded when he per-
mitted that bit of news to escape his
blue pencil, for the policy of the GID.
is to make it appear that only Demo-
Gratis have fractional fights and that the
Republicans are band of loving broth
erS.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out of order.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11

go hard with Senators Foraker and
Dick Now. II this thing is true. why
is it true? Senator Foraker bankers
after the Republican presidential nom-
ination, and just now Senator Dick Is
cheek BY jowl with Foraker, not that
he loves him more. but that he loves
Secretary Taft less much less. 1t Is
believed that President Roosevelt pre-
fers Taft to Foraker as his successor
ia the White House. Foraker realizes
that If Taft gets to be president his
own presidential cake is dough. It's
now or never with Joseph Benson, and
he knows it full we'll; none better. He
will be too old in 1912 to be nominated
Tor a first term. Consequently he is
straining every nerve to capture the
nomination and to knock Taft out.
Hence, if the above story as TO the
spying on Mrs. Longworth's move
ments is true, the reason Of it is to as
certain whether the evidences Of her
popularity are personal or political
political as showing the strength OF her
father among Ohio Republicans, which
strength Senators Foraker and Dick
fear may be transferred to Secretary
Taft.
In the meantime it is well to remem-
Der that last year Secretary Taft lent
a powerful hand in smashing Dicks
Ohio Republican machine and in the
overthrow Of George B. Cox, the hood
lum boss of Cincinnati; also that It
now appears that Taft viii decline a
place on the supreme bench, which
must mean that he is an active candi-
date for the Republican presidential
nomination. This fall he is campaign
ing at the top of his speed. All this is
gall and NORWOOD to Foraker, Dick
and the rest of the machine in Ohio
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11
In Missouri.

MY eminent Republican friends, MI.
Speaker Cannon CUncie joe and james
e. Watson of Indiana, have been cam
paigning in Missouri 1t is to be hoped
that they had a royal good time in
conformity with the hospitality for
which Missourians are world famous.
Our latchstring is always on the out
side for visitors. The stranger Within
our gates is always well provided Tor.
Uncle Joe and genial Jim enjoy the
good things of this life. Therefore
they must have enjoyed Missouri, for
Missouri is among the best things IN
this wide world. OF course these two
distinguished orators cannot induce
Missouri to go Republican, but it was
fine experience for them to take q
peep at this magnificent Democratic
commonwealth. Their eyes never look
ed upon goodlier land.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11

n y IDIllA L LII tHt ,St. 1@Oufo GiuDE-
~ Democrat is getting scared
Notwithstanding the fact that 1t
keeps up deafening beating OF
the tomtoms. hoping thereby to en-
courage Republicans and frighten
Democrats. Not long since it gave this
emphatic hint to its Republican read
ers:
Maine sounded warning for the Re-
publicans in its September election Of
1880. Maine does the same service for the
Republicans in September. 1906. A Re-
publican slump in the vote of Maine this
year, like the Republican reverse in the
same state twenty-six years ago. is a..
bugle call to arms which the party must
obey If it desires to maintain its SUI
premacy In the national government.
Most assuredly that brief but preg
nant paragraph is complete refuta-
ton of the claim set up by certain Re-
publican organ grinders that the slump
in Maine was produced entirely by the
prohibition fight If that be true, why
does it disturb the equanimity of the
GID, and why the above evidence
of fear that the next house of rep
resentatiyes at Washington will be
Democratic?
There is another peculiar thing about
the G.-D.'s performances this year. 1t
has repeatedly stated editorially that
Republicans cannot hope and do not
hope to elect the next house by as big
a majority as they now hold it-that is,
by ia majority-yet week after week
one of its most voluble correspondents
Samuel Kellar, Esq, of Jefferson
City-kills off a Missouri Democratic
congressman as fippantly as he would
impale fly, and the GID. editorially
helps Samuel all it can. 1t claims
about every district in Missouri. Now,
these two tales in the CD. do not
tally. 1t is almost absolutely certain
that the Republicans will not lose con-
gressmen IN the country at large and at
the same time gain congressional seats
in Missouri or even retain those they
captured in the Democratic slump Of
lose congressional seats in the country
at large, as the GID. has repeatedly
predicted, they will lose instead of gain
seats in Missouri. The CD. has char
acterized the present Republican ma
jority of ia in the house as abnormal
and unwieldy,' which it is. No doubt
Uncle Joe wished time and again dur
ing the last session that instead Of hav-
ing la majority he had had only IA.
Then he would not have had so much
trouble with the Republican insurgents,
who on two occasions almost harassed
him into vertigo
Straws show which way the wind
blows. The fact that my good Repub-
lican friend and neighbor, DR.. Richard
Bartholdt, first agreed to swing round
the circle with Secretary Shaw in Mis-
souri, and after he had investigated
matters somewhat In his own baili-
wick concluded to confine his cam
paigning to his own district is big
straw Ordinarily the doctor has
about 10000 majority in his district
In 1904 he had about $4,000, but his
Democratic opponent feels certain of
victory, and the doctor must be get
ting uneasy himself. So it seems that
the mysterious stranger feels as If he
were on hot griddle.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11

The story is sent out from Ohio that
Senators Foraker and Dick have en-
ployed detectives to watch every act
of Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long worth
even at social gatherings and report
as TO how she is received and whether
the demonstrations attending her
movements are of political signifi-
canoe. The story Is a thing incredible,
or would be incredible except as to
the bitterness attaching to the fierce
factional fights among the Republic
ans Of Ohio. All Americans wish Mrs.
Longworth well, and the chances are
that ii the rank and Ole Of Qhioans
conclude That the story Is true L Will