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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Staot Baltimore.


9i6ernicr EoG in Rtpcr.
Stem. - @citcrn mor @ibcrnio-S Gag
in Niper %iem. Gie ~ %oQru Der &i-
bernicr Qnben iih ooicIbit Elm Stcu.
Oihein uno mobl an 10000 lSerionen
mohtcn lid i'm &erlaufc Ocv Nofmit.
tags mo Nbcn09 in Dem 6citparf eins
9ciun0en buben. Sn Iolgc Der GRO.
bcuocn @itterrnG mor ser 9cilld) bel
@eitcm nidt 10 5obIrcid), mic uori9cS
&obr. PIN NnNmitta0 Nlid ocrlclbc
Dem 9cilld) bel idoncm Mcttcr. IS
lit iibcriliiiiig 81 crluGbncn 0oB lid
Die @0itc allh rcht ontitiirtcn; 0enn
Mipcr Niru bat 10 piclc Nttroftioncn,
0oB cincm Arrangements Gomite
ciQcntli6 icbr menig SIT tbm iibriG
blcibt. Die GbrenqGitc rmO Heoner
troien crit nm s llbr NbcnoS nit e..
mem Spe5iolmuggon bon Der Solu-
uros lno Sronflin-S troBc ans oui
DEM Scitplabe Elm uno Qlcid nnf III
rer Nnfumit begnnn Der &c0cutt.
Die RcOucr moreu Wopor (imomu5,
Grs OtoDor @otrobe. Yotrid i. Wor.
tin, Yroi. ). y. WtonoQbou mo Y.
:. Noli0nn. 9tod) Dem &e0cottuS
nur0c oie clCftrild)e TontGnc ilIuni.
nirt un0 oo9 CONCERT Der @orf SEA.
pelc 5GbItc 5n ocn meientIihcu Inter.
boltrng3iattoren, llntcr Den @Gitcn
beionOen lid) redJt oiclc Ccutide uno
Elm Gcltiher mnr ioaor om GOnite,
nGmlih &r, &oiepb s.. llblborn, Der
popul1rc SefretGr ser .C,&cil @e.
ieuihait." N$m lle6rigen mor OoS Gr.
ronaementS : Gomite mie iolQt 81.
ionmcn0ciebt; &omea :. O'9teill,
&oriibcr. Yotrid i. Mortiu @iuiom
4, @cIih &omeS aierncp, Gbomo5
6oGep, EbomaS Goldman, G0gor
Combs, Iront Gallagher, SbomoS
9oiIcp, s, :. Wurrop, i. I. 9ople,
s. :. Ilum, ~. s. @niincp, y. 5.
Ironep, Y. 81. @iblim &obn Wtult.
gan &o2. $. 6olep, &obn (o0O, Mnl,
WcConou9b Ebo@. 6orrcll EbonloS
u. Worun, Morrp =. GurIcU Z. Y.
Gumnin06omL y. q, McNicnamon
&orru Glenrn 5, :. GonouilL &oicpb
$. llbIborL &obn @idcu, Same IS.
ellis, Wiid). Ncpmon, Nntb. 9urfe,
I. g. S'Gonne1. Gboa. Wioron ".
:. 6. &cnlep, Soi. &pon, 5. 5. 6it'
iimmonS, Ent, Sroinor, GbomoS s.
@eli6 ). y. 2pudl Or. VI, s. NC.
Gpop mo &oi, 5. Snrutbc.
&r. NomC3 NorOn mic0cr
an NCtou d) t. 49, @r. &oS. Noron,
mcldlcr am lcbtcn SomItoQ aus JET.
ncr @o6munQ. Nr. 1881 @cIt ,9tortb.
2(ucnuc, uerihmunO, lit porgeltcrn
glbeno 6ei ieincm &ermon0tcn, Srn.
@iQiom @iutcrnib, aufgctoudt, mel.
der an Scr SnDruooo apcnllc, nobe
ser Hciiterstonu Hoab, lpobnt. Gr
iob iebr pcritGrt aus uno fonnte iiber
icincu ~9luientbolt icit icincm @c0.
gang feline Nlsfunit Gcbcn. @r
muroc IN Gr5tlihe 9cbouolung 81
Aebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

3iuei heutlbe WIdo6en. ole SngIii6 iprehel,
zines ais abdin lno oas aloere ais @alsr
m1obeu: anter Qobn; fem &ai6en oner Til
Geln. Ta63uiruaen in Gr, 1912, MaoiiOn.9uc,
(220-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

9aS 2.itodige gdbalt5 9}r. 1O2,
gtorO, NorO- giontiorO- &loemle, ent.
baItc1O icd)5 3ilnmcr lunO @aOcjim.
mer; @runOItiif 14.S bel 70 SUB;
@runo3inS 1925 pro 6rbntiuB. Nad-
5uirogen bel Is. 8, Gallagher, Or,
24O7, SairmOunt-IUcnnc. GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sine oeutfhe SrGll, mi bel Der udaeueinen
Snisurbeit bebiilflid III iein. 9tdd5llrdgell
bel geo. I. 3aiier, &Iltou 6nfnt Satrp' Ga
%tuusuiic. 22l-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Sichinnrrtr.
Greiie i'm 2erington-0fortt,

Gbica0o, 8, Mug. - Hinopieb;
3niubr 5000; Morft Itetig; Stiere
$40 bis $50; aiibe 2.25 bis 40;
Rinocr 2.G0 bis 5.35; 9ulen 200 bis
40; aGl6er 300 bis 100; Stodera
uno 5eeoers 2,60 bis 4.35. Sdmeine:
3uiubr 1900; Toe. bis t5c. nieori
ger; G6oice bis Yrimo i6fuere 6.15
bis $50; mittelmGBige bis quite
iflpcre $50 bis G.t0; 9utberS G.t5
bis $50; quite bis Choice gemiidt
600 bis G15; Fading so ri $3.50.
S6oie: 3uiubr 5000; Worft iteti1;
2Gmnler 10c. nieOri9er; S6aie 4.25
bis G.35; 2dmmcr 800 bis 100.
Union Stod Oar6s, 9itt3.
burg, go, 8. auauIt. - @inopieb:
Warft Itetig; Choice 30 bis 600;
8rimo go bis go. S6meine:
Grciie nieOriger; Yrima GAO bis
$50; Dorfers 500 bis go; Serfel
$50; rolrbe go bis $50. Sdoic:
Worft ltetig @rimo netbers $50 bis
BIB, orOinGre $50 bis $50; QGmmer
30 bis 100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Safub gltes' vI.lpbie.Sanr,"

N0roOItsVdl Der 40iD. unb 6prrtt.Stf.
Sauptoliurtier oeS SefanapereinS rWleIo'
bic. SinaituHbeH iehen 9onnerttneabeHb
Be|rfaTmIungen oes centennial WesGer'
Yereius" ie6en 2. uno 4. Sienftag I'M
MoHnt. 3eIepbon = Nft. 8eruon 1855 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Rr. 1104, observation-disclosures.
Ser sRorboit Smmerfpdbrtnber 81ubetetR
bon Baltimore" berfdmmeIt f6 bier is
ben WlpHi1a. - 1errae Bretn1 & gons
Bier am 8apf. nab oeutfhcr Nrt btreit
bonI Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sin itarfCr Slinac, NM ole &lderei 81 erleri
nerI. ooer cine brittle 8auo. gta63uirn9eIl III
Nr. ~, Sreberid 'gucuue. (22i-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
e@miOt's nGiaentraus. 0aas,"

Sa%uptqua ritter nes s9ap ern 1r.si;nt. Ners
ems" n@i6enfranJ g 9nmen 3 8ereins,"
canton Smmerp. @uus 1t. 2eiboereiHS."
nSeutf6e @emiitbIi6ieitI uno n6etpers
Gont!noe Or. ATS, s. 9. g." Strides
8ier Az icSer Belt. &c. & 9. aeIepbon:
gSpIfe 1928 q.
Ggrins's uGnntca 2iehexfraul-Sale,"
ehbiueftsGde 3. ctr. ". SattsAue., Gaatan
Sahpiquartier oes n@nntoHsaieotrfrafia".
Sireltunoe iebeu Witttuph slbeno. Ser
9umens8erein %berTnmmeIt fi9 ieber 9ten'
itae glbeno. ygtntionaI~s8i' am Sdpf.
Gbefapedies9 eIepbon - BOIte 1853 3.
cd1uanL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Stnrn 6. alrtn,s Reitanrant.

Rr. PIG, Cab, Hahe Scluaro'Strahe.
8or8iiaIi9e g8etne, Sptritno,en II. nniOns
@igarren. geIteS 8ler am 8api. 9uni6
fir @eiDdftSIeute bon 1t.30 Born. BITS
2 ltbr sIahntittagS. 9elephon Is. & y.
- ut. Bernon 300S N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
xub btsEtaHbtsBa n.
9l0er's rGbelmeiRsSane,"
{ Gait nm NnitsWpeuue, Sautul

VWN VHW- WWV VWFF @UFWVKI VHWFUVs
DtnrOlnrtosJ elGpb0n - 81 g..
~Suuptauartier oes @eiauaoereins n@oeI.
meib." nSGmens9Sercins oeS @oeliueiB," "
Observation-Disclosures ytr. 44h, 3. 8. 81
Oriental iltrtlts 9tr. 1853, .. u.s&.,' II.
Canton Gpars II. 8er9niiaungssNereirls "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Wr. 1923, Woto.Uotn., ode NnfbnHH. str.
8eriammmnasIoiaI 6ss pantonia i. Con-
elapes gSr. 500, 3. 9. o." sStenbsu.St'
1903, 3; .u..9." anb sSittrifts gsr. 90,
3. u.sB." SaIIe on @ereiue 8n bermie'
then. s5einfte piere g8eiHe uno nn6ere
0etritnfe. TeIepbon: 6. 4 3. 8oIfe 829 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sd cr. - 3ltllDr olol Sltldel;
ans Ben @leuotoren 5uriidge5ogen
l0,2S6 9uihel; GIeUotorcn q. 8orrotb
92,363 9uid)el. &crfnuit muroen 3
@o0gonS Hr. 3 wciBcr (ncuer) 81
81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
sm uerfanfem - Ganntp. sanplate,

96aert Mot. Den bon Sud aepiinihien
GountDs gauplab in Sruington ooer Itbol'
Sreoerid Moab iinb AM Gnoe Der . Gents
SabracIos2inie Gas uno lSdiier: Gouttp'
Gteuern: Gudtiuaeeons: rnr iebr neitige
@runoitide iibria. Sir Cite nno Ereile.
ipelde In bic G06c ae6eI1. iebe man ". Z.
saiu orth. $40 ", Ganitable'@ebaHes
f2t7--23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
gu perfanien pber sl permictgen.

gu psrfauien nSer 80 uermietben:
NIters lpegen 49, elm bolfOmmef guies gSaas
ners uno GuifbensS efddtt, init ouleml 3ubebbr.
S6rifilihe Gnmelbnngen unter yG. g." an bic
Effiec ocs nTeutihen Gorreipnnoent"
COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
SECOND CALL.
Baltimore Aftienmarft.
9eD. Bsri.


etaatsse efuritdirn.
gioro Carolina der Conf .......i0iK 10.
9Ioto Carolina Ger ........i30 -.
Sirginia 2'3er eenturb ....... 05K -.
HaItinorer GtabtS blioationeH (res)
3Her. 1923. 5nternnI 3mp. ..... 1881
3laer, 1880, 9r6anae .........i02h q.
sass efuritiien.
6Onioltbateo Gas Ger .........tG +h &C..
GOnf @as @lec & II. y BIO. 81
sunf.gtiieH.
Citizens Rntionul ......, go 20
Som IL 5nrm Rational .......t40 100
EroD II. @'eb 9iat -. .........24O ..
Gtr't AGtional =. e. ..........13 -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

AZ Y y HFuWH VWHNF
Rprb1NsGde 8Uug1. nnb SarDltnesStrnRt.
SauptquGrttsr hes .SaberH'Wdnner1orS%.
Bereinss8er1ammIuneen teben Donnerftae
NbeHS. geut Witelie6er mintnnmen.
@or6iaIineS Bier Der sstatioHaI'gruue'
rel" arI 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

TnS 3fi6diae Wo6nbnis Or. 10. Sfts2t. Ctr.
cemeniirter seller. Sltrnnce. I68ugsfan1lsSers
binounqen ma 4GN; i'm beiten Sniiaroe; ein
Pdradin. 0ad5ufraaen au Crit nno Stene.
(22l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

MIC, peIde @elb gebrandien, .%fpred,en bier
par. anIeiben aut Sdldre, Wlobeiii II. @rililo'
gtaeutbum. SIN 3ertraueIi. aeire podrsOfticss
Mefbooen. baltimore Snueftmeut Co.," Wr.
100, slsro.pataset rahe u47-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
3m uerfnnfer:

81. MA. Gprb.E atteriort1Garf.a benuc: Slueis
it1dio: iehS 3imHler unb Sno. gtdb5ilrd9ef
bel ser .6itn Neal Giate g. soan Co." Tr.
POO, 6puntlaHo, StraBc. t22O-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Baltimore Warftberidjte.

9oItim mo re, 8. auguit 1906.
MehL. - 3uiubr 4442 6Glier,
einitlicBlih 357 6diicr 3u Occult.
goint unO 1850 5Giier gu Cantor;
siiltenuerianot 800 6diier. 9ie 0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Ten Defen epnntagS.NuSifug bilest bic
Snfpeftiun Der Observation-Disclosures Cottages.
an Bloomingoales glbeuIe. bnlblue9s 8iuis
i6eu Sonnunoiuns mo 9uribs 9tOenle. Sos
monofoIs slueuue gSdgaons fGbren am 81
gentbum Uorbei: man lam an Der 10.
GtruBc. gSnlbrpof, nab iiioli6 inbrenoe1
Gomunbfonsetne. 9SnqaonS ir1neleriren.
Dian iteige i'm Smlelanos Bari, Ii6roli6 bon
81. @oiudr6'S STRIDE, ab--. (2i7-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sobn Y. ehernel & Suns,
Smporteure uno &naruSs9ill1r sSdnbler,
659-G61, A,eit.Eratt., nahe Kenneth.
Baltimore, W(h.
q. 4 Y.s3elep6oH - Soutb 1876 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Sn ucrfanfeu.
81 perfauien
gu u~erfauicn

81 Uertnuict:
Sine glite 9dderei nit Gfern uno gSdaer;
tu6dbentliber Rerhruu6 bon II S1iierH. 9tadl-
8Hfraaen in BET Siitee oes ,1eutihen Gprre'
fpeuoent". ED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

&erIouot bon ben @lcpatoren 6O29
@uihcl; @leoatoren .Gorrotb 322,516
9uihel. &crfouft muroc Elm @dg.
gon oelbcr I'M @lepGior 81 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Gu Derfanieu:
@inridtuna zines gudbanfeS. g1dldufra9ell
bel Sobu Gibmau, Sr. 1890 sintam' Strahe,
(220-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

3I Oerfaufeu
Sin aIioenfhneioer @eiddit nit S0rr1tb II.
9inribtuna; beibdiiiGt 10 Irbeiter. WiuB ans
@eluubbciieriidiihten bas @ei6dit ~aufgeUen.
Siaot bat 800 Gintpobner. 9tdbere 9~usfunft
ertbeilt e. .. Sippg, Waudeitrr, Wlo.
U9S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

ifel; &erion0t BON Den EIeOotOren
90,442 9uidel; Glepotorcn &orrotb
1070,269 9uidel, GerfGuie; Elm
@ogqon Suriidgcmiciener oui Scr
9abu 5u 2ocuit.Foint 5u G6, $1,000
Nr. > rotber mcltliher 81 rs, 10000
Mr.. , rotbcr meitlid)er 81 Is, 2OO0
Spot 81 744, 1000 Nuguit 3u 7llI,
20,00O Nr. > rotber meltIid)cr SIT
1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sin Ieoieer Mdnn inht Steue ais Fferhe
mdrter; bal aud 1enntniiie ais Reiter. giad
~8uirnaen in Gr. 140i, WicNenr0. Strafc.
(22t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
gerIanot Srancn NIB 9labdcn:
WerfnMat:

Verfnttat:
Gtlle oeutthe 16mtn erller ald'ie; terller enc
gSutderlll Iuipurterlu unO NltbeGll1uoneH III
Gin llclncs 9utel eriter 1lalic il elmer ~ilelliell
Stdot in Mnrnlulo. @ntcr Spbl ullo onicrlloe
Stelling, Solurt nad8ntrageIl init heleren6el
bel 6rait gSebb, 9r. 400, sScit' SaratDgn' StraRe'
t222)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
GerIanet int a%Ggemeinen.
NeniImrs MrbrIts. Wadpeiinnas.0hrean

TeniIdltJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Or. 2t9, SiiosSbarpsStr1 unter Der. Nutll9t
beutfde Sanoiperier, 9lrbeiter uno Sienltboten
bi bei6iftiaen ipiinfhen. poIen ith perionlth
pocr In irunfirten Nriefen al ben Mgerten Der
@efeuf61it, Spbann ,. Mener, Hr. 219, sab
eharp, strabe, iuenoen. iuelher unertgelilih
H~usfuntt ertbetIen iuiro. Spre6itnnoen BON
1 bis B llbr. CSnr2S 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sine Srau in ben miiiiercn Snbren lilr pie
Ull6emeine Sausnrbeit. aud6ntrngeil III gt.
107, 0inens StrahC. (22l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
Stcaengcindc.
Stcnegeiud d.:

Jiftiger. out empfoblener Guhbdlier llbet'
nimmt fir fleinere @eibdttsleute etc. ole NIih
tibrlng ie einigc Sturoen tdalih. Sell. d
terteu intcr Gbifire ~, 81" an ben uSeutidlen
Surreipunoeut" erbctcH, (221-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sin WIGohen fuht Steue iir nnaemeine
SauSurbeit. 9iad3Iirdgen IN Gr. f40I, Vic
6rurgs Sirabe. (22O-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

s6loiIer erlter NIGie fiir SrnamentnI@if eus
grbeit: qubu ~ bis IS Dollars ole 9Sohe;
lopie 5luei gelernte Shmieoebeltcr. gind5ns
iraaen in Gr. 3tJ, GurtBsStr. (220-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
,3e6u 6raus'S 9'ddsr.SerDerse,"

~ .NST". NF"Hd FHHtF"VVIUFIH
VT. 13j, pGrriiDu', ndbc SrriugtOn.S ctr.
geo: VlnlOcr, IT,, &raus9u.'e Bier am
saul. &NrIter EIni0 bon ~ bis / ll6r
Nn1 mttiaGe. Aue ocutfbeu Nddcr iino
5uIl GeluAe ctngelnoen. e. & B.sIeles
pbon - Ct. Yaul 1852 NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Sin gtte3 Mdb6en iiir geu0bnlihe Snu@ar
belt; feline ISdtbe. 9fab6ulra9el IN Nr' liz,
Meit.Mnnoans Strabc. (22O-2)
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-22
AToTnsN STAY rvu r~,~~~.
Justice Day, Of the United States .su-
Preme Court, Gives Him Life
Until October.

Canton. o.. June 1S.-Application
was made to Justice Day. of the Unit
ed States supreme court during the
afternoon, BY Attorney Lindsay. for a
stay writ of appeal and conse-
quently stay Of execution
In behalf OF Lawyer Albert T.
Patrick. of New York Justice Day,
after hearing the reason OF Patrick's
counsel. decided the case appealable
and granted a writ to that effect, It
will be heard by the supreme court in
october. The action was brought be.
fore Justice Day because Chief Justice
Fnller and other members of the su-
preme court are widely scattered on
their vacation trips and It was most
convenient to reach him.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-22
New York Herald on
Bryan.

bryan.
New York, June 19.-The Her.
aid independently, in its leading
editorial to- day under the caption
"The Wonderful Rising Popul-
arity of William J. Bryan" says:
''It is not often safe to make
predictions two years in advance
of the event, but the present in
dications are that William ].
Bryan will be the next Demo-
cratic candidate for the presi-
dency. His wonderful recent
rise in poplar favor is making
real as we'll as would be political
leaders "sit up" The Demo-
Gratis Of four States in formal
convention have named him as
the candidate, and other States
through their county conventions
have similarly endorsed him.
''Threugh the working Of nat
ural laws, unlimited coinage of
the white metal has been releg-
sted to the limbo of the dead, and
Gold Democrats are shaking
hands with the former free sill
ver' advocates, and vying with
them in indorsing Mr.. Bryan as
the natural and logical candi-
date Of a reunited Democracy. In
view of the extreme radicalism
attributed to Mr.. Bryan ten years
ago, it is curious to note the FREE
quency with which he is now ref
erred to as a conservative rad
ical' and a conservative force.
The fact is that many of the de-
mands made inthe old Bryan plat
forms with reference to corpor-
atoms and trusts have been car
ried Out. by the Republicans, and
the agitatiens for Government
ownership and operation Of the
railways is rendered almost as
obsolete as the silver issue by the
measures for the regulation and
the prevention Of determinations.
"Thus Mr.. Bryan, while re-
tanning the sympathy and admi-
ration of the radical Democrats,
now finds the conservatives also
flocking to his support. The
really paramount and living issue
is one that he has consistently
advocated, namely, therevision Of
the tariff, by which the people
are taxed to build up private for
tunes. The Republicans have
done nothing to reform this
abuse. 1t presents an issue on
which all Democrats are united
to say nothing Of the fact that il
appeals to an ever-increasine
numberof thoughtfulRepublican
Mr.. Bryan is sufficiently progress
sive to satisfy the most radica
Democrats, and with the return
of the conservatives we have thu
phenomenal rising tide OF Dem
ocratic sentiment in his favo1
which promises to make him fol
the third time the candidate o
his party"
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-22
Since the Interstate Commerce

Since the Interstate Commerce
Commission has been at work on
the railroad investigation, it has
turned up an amazing amount OF
corporation corruption. 1t has
found that graft permeated the
whole railroad structure Of the
eastern seaboard and the middle
west and there is more than q
suspicion that when the roads oi
the far west are investigated they
will not prove to be in much bet.
ter shape. 1t has been showr
that officials on a big salary were
more than doubling that salary b,
illicit means. It has been showr
that employees on . small salary
were accommodating fortunes b,
acting as go-betweens in carry
ing out thieving schemes Of th'
principals using the knowledge
thus obtained to feather their owl
nests; It has been shown that th'
coal operators Of some sections
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-22

the Senate. But is this very
much better than eleeting Ad-
dieksP Is a man who drives his
competitors out of business and
into ruin, as Dupont. has done,
any better than millionaire who
distributes all of his millions
in buying votes? Pay your
money and take your choice.
The beef packers who have
been found guilty of furnishing
filthy and rotten meat to consum-
ers, are now trying to induce the
government to pay the cost Of in
spection, but it properly belongs
on them, and they will of course,
make the consumer pay for
it in the end. This will have the
effect of encouraging the local
slaughterhouses of each town to
start up again, and thus be a
severe blow to the trust which will
benefit the consumer and the cat
tie raiser, who will have a hun
dred markets for his product, in
stead of merely Kansas City and
Chicago. The local slaughter
houses will not have to be in
spected and the government can
not require them to inspect, as
they do not ship across the state
lines, and local consumers can
"keep an eye" on their butcher:
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-22


work their nefarious tricks and
wiring more money from the peo-
ple-the consumer. The bureau
Of corporations of the department
of Commerce and Labor showed
in the same way that the Stand
ard Oil Company was grinding
fortunes out of the consumer
the people-and using the rail-
roads, by an infamous rebate sys-
tenn, to crush out all competition.
The bureau of corporations has
more things to report about the
oil business, and the Interstate
Commerce Commission will have
more things to report about the
coal business and some things
about the oil business and the
railroads thrown in. Altogether
it is very rotten situation, and
along with the beef-packing ex-
posure is disgraceful and GRIM
inal condition, and it has not been
brought about for political effect,
by the Democratic party, but as a
result Of the thieves falling out
among themselves and quarreling
over the best way to still further
rob the consumer-the people.
The perpetrators of these out
RACES claim immunity from pun
ishment on the ground that by
contributions to campaign funds
of the dominant party they had
the assurance of freedom from
prosecution with permission to
continue on their criminal way.
And what is the end of it? No
body expects to see the president
Of a railroad 60 to Jail, much as
some of them doubtless deserve
it. Nobody expects to see John
D.. Rockefeller, or Mr.. Archibold,
or Henry H. Rodgers put on the
stripes. That is not the thing to
expect. But there will be a clear
| ing of the moral atmosphere.
Publicity, call it muck -raking, or
call it what you will, has done
and is doing more than fines and
Jail sentences could hope to do.
1t has held up some of the men
who did wrong and got the money
to public shame. Where are the
heads Of the great insurance COM
panies, after the expose9 Dead,
and in dishonored tombs, dying,
mental and physical wrecks, or
expatriates. Their great wealth
does not taste as sweet to them
now as il did when they were
making il by theft in the glamor
of sanctity. There may not be
many fines and imprisonments as
: the result of all the recent ex-
posures. But there will be a 10,
of men who, If they are not more
honest, will at least be more care
full. In all probability the bureau
Of corporations and the Interstate
Commerce Commission have al.
ready accomplished about al
much as they can, considering
1.-THE conditions that surround then
and the political outlook ahead
J, They have already lei in the ligh
land in doing this they have ac
| complishad O great deal in tn,
cause Of commercial purity.
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-06-22
The Longworths Meet the Klna.

London, June 1S.-Ambassador and
Mrs, Reid gave q dinner and reception
at Dorchester house to Representative
aud Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. King
Edward was present. also many other
distinguished guests.
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