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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
IbfaBrtstagc Der Sampicr Uun
Welusglprf.

Sm y, Gej. Gompier n2a pro
uclce mad SABRE.
An 20, 0ej. Gampier oEbilnOel.
pbin" nad) southampton.
9lnr %. Ge5. Gampier n9tolin"
lad Ncapel.
PM %. 0e5. Gampicr nBennipl-
ponia" noh Snunb1lrg,
PM %. 0e5, Gampfcr ollm6rio"
had Sipcrpol
am 30. Ge5. Gampier yGohlmbia"
ndd) Glasgow.
Nu 80. 0e5. 0anpfer rWin1e-
bNbn" lndy 2on0un.
Am >. San. 0ampier yYotsoam"
llod) Hntterham.
PIN ,. San. Gampier o&roonIan0"
| nod. 9tntueIAHl ~ so. .a!,s aao
Pm 3. Sur. Gampier Oceanic"
llud) liverpool.
9tur g.. San. Gdnipicr ollniteO
Statea" nnd) Copenhagen.
PIN g.. San. 0olnpier SGoiiel" naH
@rcmen.
Nm 3. Gan. 1antpfcr ga 2or-
rnine nod SABRE.
PIN 5. San. 9ampier y0ieio6a"
noh SonOpn.
Im 5. fSan. Gampiern Gc0ric" mad,
Gibraltar lliuO 9teapel.
PIN 5. San. SompIer nNlnerifn"
nod Sombur9.
An ). San. Inmpier .Garpnia"
nab @ibruItor uFo Neopel.
PIN 5. San. Camper st, saul"
nnd) southampton.
Nm ). San. Gampfer .6rancesca"
nad] Neoprl uro Srieit.
PIN s. San. Gompfcr oaaiier @il.
bcGln Der 3ncite" nnd) 9rcnten,
Am 8. Ban. Gompfer rSoeItopf"
nod6 Hottcrbom.
Pm .. S1lt. 9anlpier oSelltonic"
nnd) Siuerpool.
Nm 10. San. Gnmpicr ~Moin"
noN 9rcnlcn.
9nt 10. Gan. 9antpicr n0omburg"
nnd) Ncopcl ltno @cnua.
In 10. San. GampIer ga Src-
to1c" nab SABRE.
Pm TO-. San. 3otnpier 0Yeru9in"
rad) Aenpcl,
Am II. San. Gompiern Caledonia"
nod) Glasgow,
PIN -. Gan. Gnmpicr Batavia"
nod Sumbur9.
Am II. San. Gnmpier rWtinne-
tonfa" nah 2on0on,
Am II. San. Gampicry SEEM Yorf"
nnh southampton.
Nm II. San. 0onpfcr ,&ollig III.
bert" nad@ 9teapel uto @enuo.
ant Is. San. Ganpfer n2iguria"
lta1 GeapcI mo @enun.
amt6. San. Gnmpicr D6inlano"
mad, 9lntiuerpen.
am Il. San. lampier o%ltItonio"
tad Ncapel.
Pm Il. San. 9ampier. so Sapoie"
na6 Saprc.
Im 10. San, 9ampier nTrin5eb
Srene" l,ad HeapeI uno @enun.
Im 10. San. Tampier Pretoria"
noh Samhlrg.
Nm 10. San. 9ampicr oSt.9ouiS"
1adl Splttbanlptull.
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&nbclucrbiubnua hcroejtcut.

Scottlc. ". u. Tc5enlber.
Gua 9nmoeS.aobelid)iif .Nurniirr'
lnnatc Ill aetd)iiltall nm nl0 pollen.
oete cine aobellinie, ipcId)c Die Ser
binOung init Der A%iibempelt bcrltellt.
Sor ciltigen Sagen .purbe Die Ser.
binonng nit @raitgel bereeiteilt. NOS
nit Die St1ote on Der iiiboitlid,eli
@iilte pon gloafo ortrdl 2abrlpcr
bin0uua init eiuonher ,pcr6nnoet
iil,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

bcmuttcruGcn Satin 9cldicoen.
Marie s. NusfcIl crlongt
olld) SdeiOrna. ~ ScQltciter tilr
Die Wanlir0sGo. Cruorurt.
Iltf Ocn @rltlo bin Bob ieiuc
GSrou Gliiubetb 9cflep Inn ongeb-
lid groliom ~bebonOeIte, pcrIangtc
ltno crbiclt 6rarf z. 9ccflcp pon 9Sr,
$50, NurO.@ Strabe, Sc
itern I'M areisgerif)t obiolutc Sdei.
olutQ. Hidltcr NiIcs, mar Cs, Der lbln
oie sSrcihcit Suiprod). Ias Eaar
hcirotGete um 81. 6cbruor 1902.
@cdlCp iogte, iciltc 0rou Do6e linn
mitllnter oIlerhonh @c9cnltorNe al
ocn aopi gcruoricn. 6crncr Crfl1rtc
CT, BOB CT sur 3cit Der &erbcIro.
tbung 30 Sabre oft gepelen, mo
ieine Nrou ibr gltCr ollf II Sabre
onaeQebcn; icitGCm babe or ober III
Grfobrung gcbrodt, Dab lie nod be-
bclttcno differ ict.
Audy Moric s. SoSfea pom Nr.
2lt9. Git-ErcitonsS troBc crbielt ge'
Itcrn pom Ridtcr Stiles obloluit
Sd)ciblmg bon ibrcnp @ottcn 5piepb
@oSteQ 5uQciprod)eb Den tic Der ai.
ocblid,Cn llntrcltc bc5ifti9tc. Gas
Your hcirotbctc alrl %. ,}ltri 1904.
Scauciter fiir Hcjtournnt.
Nr. -. Gorbort Sbimcr mlIr0e Sc
Itcrn pom Nidtcr ltiles in Der 5luei.
ten Nbtbeilun0 be& &reiagcridts olS
Sequeitcr %cr1nrlt fir Die Wtonllng'
So. mcld)f on Scr Ode BON Golnert.
mo Sronflinitrobe Elm Heitnltra1t
betreibt. Gr Itcntc $1,000 9iirgihait.
Sic ScQucItcr GrnenmlnN crIolgtc
olti ooS @cil,d, BON Sbonlu@ Sonn.
0ers, 2otiic S%annbcrs, Slorcncc
Sonc&, @. g. Rbooes mo SGomos
Simms BIN, ipcIdyc bchollpten, hie
Gonrpognic ihulbe ibnrn SolGrC.
Tieies miro pom Scr Gompognie aitd)
5u9cge6cn.
Trnu Salts u at a s.
Ter Scriht iiber sic Snpentarotf.
roGnN oes Nod)loiies Scr pcritorbc-
men Srou Wor0orct6c y. Soll mur,
&c geitcrn I'M @oiicngcriht cilgc,
reidt. Gic gbi60blmg ollrd) bic
@erid)tSobid)Gbcr @otfc urb 9orrou
5ei0t. bob nnS aus @crtbpopieren
unb @oorgclb ~bcitc6enbc pcri0nlid)c
Gigentbum Scr &eritorbcucn lid) oli
$2lG2i9.S9 bcf1nit. 6rou Soll mar
Die @ittur rcS perItorbcncn lonaiG6.
ri9cn ErGiiocntcn scr rGoriolinirtCn
@os.Gp." Gopt. Sobr @. SoQ.
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@ci einrr 8pptfahrt uermnaliift.

Sod oupitIe Ilu.. %. 0e,.-,
Irtbur Sotbluid uno hilbert Gedcr
5ipci iilllg pcrheirntheic Ghem1rmcr
iueldle lid, III clncnl "fleiitcn 9oote utlr
Sonntog ppn bier iortbcgcben bot.2t
nm @eibttoftAidlmid ST iommeln
limo ollf Der Iohrt crtrulfcn. Iog
nrigcfipptc Nout ipllrhc bcuie geiim.
Den; Die Seidet Der grtrunferen On
aegel nat man hieter nid,t nnifinoe,
fonnelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
Merdants' e Mimcrs' Srauspurta'
ttun SumpanA.

EnnlFIrrfgtnttH
Fad goiton UNI oeln Siteil: iebe1 W'cnfda,
Sienita9, 9onneri;d9 iino Sainitag, IDefoS
. llbr. -s9
gtnd grobiotrce urb Scm Often: icoen Goun'
tag, WtitiuudD nuo Sreitup, gbeto5 q ubr.
9lnb Hefpportytcius uno ~yiorfoit: t1SIid UNI
6 llbr IbcIIo5. &sf
Sr1dbt mirb tdgIi6 biz 3 lbr gbenos fir an
Dem Gage abfdbrenoe 9nutpfcr uitqeupnnler.
gia6 Saoaunab rro oem Siieet: ieoeu Stefis
flag, SonncrItag llro Sainltaa. Ibenos . llbt.
9olioner mo Irobioences 9dmpfer fabreu hon
Der gSerfte an Sube beS 2oResGudS nb. CD
b1nnup'Suinpier bon ber gSerfie an SnBe Der
lSeiti SalS-glprrue.
Is. u, @laiuabam, sleent,
pcng God.
I'll. q. enrnsr, 8.sI.sM.
y. 2. Gtebbtus, Sen. slpntt.
SGuptb1renu - Ghouits9dr Gcrmnn. nne
Siabts Strate. tt3.I&S-)
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Nts Dem Sumrrcn WnrDluno's unb
Den uu~grcn5cnOcn Staatcn.

Negertn ais Sal dertn.
lie Negerin emma GNQ, lueIhc
Gin Sebrerin mar in Martinabltrg,
Ga. mo nod) Der bic 9eborOen BON
MGltntgomcrp . Golntu. M0., 5pei
Sabre long 9eludt BADEN, Oa lie an.
acblidl ben 9tdrden ibrcs &aters altf
eincnt Gbcd gciGlidt, lit in Wai6ing.
ton perbdftct llno llnb HodpiQe &c
bradt morOcn.
Selb it moro aus 2ie6e.
Gertrude &ugbes. cine 10 Sabre
oltt 6rnu Don &%agcrstopn, Ms,
mcld)e Dor od)t So0en aus 9iebeogrom
Silt nabm, ltarb am @ei9nadtS-
abcnO. &or ibrem looc beitimmtc
lie, Wer sic 8abrtuftr0gcr iein ioll-
ten. MS t~5.jGbriaca WiGoden
brannte iic nit cincm Wiaune 0urd
mo beiratbctc i'm. 0aa Eonr lebtc
o6cr nidt LANCE 5uinmmeu. mo fiir5.
lid ucrliebtc lie iih in einen onoeren
Morn, ser ibr Hin9e abldmobte ullO
JIG Damn iitcn lieB.
3lpel d) II or 4 T.
tlogcn.
3nNi S6a0encrioBfldgen Negen Sic
.Gumbcrlun0 Nelternport eleftriid)e
9ubn" mur0cn i'm &rciagcridt fir
NQegop.Gountp eingcrciht. Morp
Gorcp bon Homecoming @ittme 0cS
nngeblld bon cinem @nggon Der
9obn aetoOtetcn SameS Garcp, per
ldugt $4,000 iiir ben Zoo fires
@ntten ul0 @}utrif i. 9raOp por
6roltbur9 beouiprldt $4,000 Don
Der 9ohngeiclidait fiir Sen 5oo lei.
mes SobneS 8n. u. 9raOp ser pom
cincm Wnggon obitiir5tc ulo inter
Die Huoer oeIiclbcn gerictb.
tc crci in Gun ber o..
Sin @ortmcd)iel, ser in cine Ste
dcrci miSnrtctc, ereigneter iif) am
gScibnahtsobcno an ser NorosWteda.
nicSitrobe in Cumberland. unb in
Golgc oeilen lic9en &ameS HoainAS
mo iein Sobn &eginolo HoainQs nit
geiGbrliden StidJmum0en in ser 0er5-
ge9elto oornicoer, mG6reno @iaiom,
alias Cough" @ugbcs mo GanieI
Guder ais sic dn1ebliden Scriibcr
ser Steferei i'm @ciGnaniB iiben.
SIut flicbt IN SngerS-
tomt.
SaineS Goffntnn. iriibcr &oriteber
oeS s9lntietnm . Sotela" lllo iett IN
Den Yopc.@erfcn SIT SolerStonn,
0Fo., ongritcQt, mur0e am @cib,
rohtatogc 0urh cinen Meiicritih IN
Sen Sails ~gciGbrlid pcrlcbt. Anbrem
". Rreocr, Gin GffeltIidcr Notar rno
/. ShuHrbrer ioGi nt,ue6lih oie Sbqt
IN Der @oInbirtbid)oit icincS SobiteS
pcriibt BADEN.
y o Of eine 9c9nn6igun9 q.
s@onucrnenr @nriielo be9nooigte
geitrrn Charles Snotterlp, meld)cr
I'M Mai 1905 inn arcia1rrid)t iiir
Malbinaton-Guuntp, Mo. megen
Iicbitnhis su brei Sobrcn 3lldtbats-
bait ucritrtbcilt mur0c. Sberit @l
talon Sdolcp ucrmenortc lid fir i'm
bei'm @oioerneur. Snottcrlp lit Elm
nod iltn9er Mnnm.
Scucr in " it Mi it ter.
Sn @eItminlter. Mb.. mltroen am
@eibnndltSmorgcn sic IompimGifc-
rel oe8 6rn. Hopnlpno i. @onfert al
Der Eenniplpmnio. Iucntc mo 5mei
ncbenon lieBenbe 8%o6nbGllier einge-
6idert. Ser ShaOen 6eldlit lid nili
$1,000.
@ci'm z d) cibcni Of ieBcn
pcrmun6ct
Ter Acknowledgement Somcrs bon
Sogcrstomn. Mo.. fat iih geitern
hci'1n S6eibcnid)icbcn 5uiGlig IN Die
SriIt gci6oiicn.
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GriuGgnna. Der .Eaunncrtraae.

San 6ranciscn, Sal, 26.
December. Ger biciiNe glnoes-
0iItrittsnnmalt Robert :. 0cuIin bat
lid i'll tSolgc elmer tclegrnpbiihcn
Nufforocrun9 ieitena Oeo @enerol,
9lmpoIts 9onopQrte 81 elmer @cr0.
tbullg nadl @aihingtpn begeben, mel
DIE lid) UermpltbIid ouf Die inpaniI6e
Nraae be1iehen lnirN.
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Seiratbs r Giccnscn.

Nenjomin 9oer, u. itio Scnnneitr
S~insbeinlcr, %, Appllfunt 2p,it9 e.
Siusbeimer, Mr., Sl5, @eIttNortb-
glpeitue. y" '-'"" '''' A''iFa'
Sranf W. 9roiun, -. nlo Gpd -.
SDomion n; !lpplifont 4. =. 0ieen,
9r. 1914, 9tor0s SliltonsNuc"nc "s'
George }. 9hrnumi, %, II. 8fnnd,c
=. Sintle, ~; Npplitunt Weorgc ..
Sarnunt 9tr. 11G, MorosEenn-Str.
Erelton 10. 9urd). -. uuo Mdru
". elliott, 2l; Appliforit Freiton ~.
8urd), @%oibingion. 3. &.
Sobn Glcylcln, %, uno Manic {.
Sung, %; Npplifant Sobn Eiertc,
Der. 664, @cit.S orutogo,St robe.
Sorrp ". @riiiin, inn, 81. uuo
Bertha NJ. 9roiiington, 81 g(pplis
font Sorrp ". griffin, lin, Nr.t4tG.
observation-disclosures
@iaiom y, @%ibbonep. %, mo
Mnrp &. Stubler, u; Npplifolit Sra.
berid ". Softer, 9tr. 9t7. stirling.
StrnBe.
Senrp Sortung. inn. y. uno ger
ME s. Arnolo, "a; Applifont Senrp
Sortltng, ier., Mr.. 1915, Sits91lti'
morcsS trnBc.
GbgarV. Solncs. n, mo 9lnit, c
9. Meuiel. %; Npplifnnt e. Wettiel,
1902, B. StrnBe, Golperton.
glcronoer Z. Sian, 30, uiro 9lrno
81. Gre3iie. 26; Npplifnnt ", i. 9oit,
Hr. 325. HoroeGarepsS troBe.
@ia s.. Miltd)ener. 26, itno Mice
81. Earlctt. %; sppiifant Cigar NJ.
Earlctt. Hr. 1901. @eits2erin9tort.
Strobe.
Gbmin 9. Wanten ~. &utborpnt
!. 8ebrenn, y; Tpplifont @eorge i.
$. Meriie. gtr. 2lS,, Noro.Sroobipou.
!. EnpiS Topell 81, mo GotDc.
rihe !. EicS, y; Ipplitont Nobert
Simmer.
9enioinin Sdirr. %, mo Anl,ic
Smith. 22; Npplifont @eni. Sd,mr,
Hr. 1906. Sit'9uitimores Strobc.
Geter Sdeioegecr. -, uiio Sllla
loitnoii. II; gpplifnnt 6rnil Girl.
lie Soltman.
@alter Siioorr Shlpab, Il. mno
Snpinin 0tcGonnell. So; slpplifo t
@alter Siioorc Sdnuob, @oibingtcn,
2. 6.
Eoul 3. CONNER. %, uno Houcp
9nfer. is; applifant Yhnl 8. Spm.
.ner. Hr. 1880, Siforn'S trobe.
Clarence j. Sreotpon 80, uno
Mnrtija &iolo IiirDnm, %: @ppli.
fant Clarence !. Sceblpap, gppans
Snnies NteG. Srippe. -. inns
Mnrn $. airbp, %; applifont S;onics
MrG. Grippe, 3r. t522, Gutolu- Glnce.
Oscar a. GoIlep. %, iluo Yeilot
2. Eaiiano. 20; AppIitant Sor1eS :.
WcGoltfen, Nr. l27, Git:9torth-Apc.
Soiepb I. Sinslep. 80. urlo 9lcl,dlc
&. 9bapmon %; gpplitont Sricpt
4. Sinslep. Gainesville. sSln.
Snflep .. Bethel, q, mo @elell
ID. Tepem, 81: Npplifunt SofIeb &.
Bethel. 0beclina, &.s0a.
Niniam Z. GomesrS, 30. nno
Morpettc Mafabee, ~; Mpplifont q.
=. MiliieI, Scr. 1908. Gii.gbnie-St IT,
Oscar i. gonle, 81. uno 2ottie Y.
SyrnSicr. Is. Npplifant @orrp sSurit.
Nr. 1920 81. Nanl SiraGe.
Ie Ga Mnrr Y. enltcr, 30, nliN
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%arslano & Ycnmipfuania 81. 81.

Shae ~eerfaFen Nnrth'Nutnn Stntion:
$50 Sur.n. mad gorf iieIit, ausernoiflnlel
GonningS.
$50 g;prrn. md Selt1. MIR Gorn.aas.
= $40 8ornt. nab Gefuir tipli6, alIsgenouis
men SpnnfGGs.
100 Nathm. mad g'cIair. MIR Gdmiioas.
1926 gia6bm. mao 0orf taelih, u.is9enprlirten
Gonrid9s..
4.O5 Haohm. nab GcIia. nur Sonntnas.
J.45 slnchfn. mad 1elair tigli6, arsaenons
men Scttntags.
500 abenSs rau Celia taoIi6i ansseiom,
men Sornfags.
HOO gbcnSS na6 Gelin. chr eonninGs.
II 80 Mheuos mad 9einir, TiIttlpo0 II. Sanp
tag.
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Sorob g. S6ppparo. 81; Npplifont
Gc ga @orr .. Cater, 9libInno. &a.
@iliom u. Solitcr. Is, unb Nina
e. Willcr, IS; 9(pplifuut @oltcr Barr.
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Tran Glilabetb Mnoolpb.
Sir. 1.io, ssta.qanyofc. sttasr.

Sic stusiteluna bon ecnidifcir Yor5elnn
murnc Nspntns, ecit 2. Sesembcr, erdffref,
IdgIih bon 10 ilbe 9orHHttass~ bis b .lHs
Iabmifiag5
JStphe sHsmabi BON preismefi6an Reibnddfs@
Stlhrnlen. tScptJ0 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
, @cine uno Spiritnpicn.
Gratis.

Man briuse U:ric Nuiciar, made eineu ST.
Saul, unb mir merocm SHneu Gbirlut f~pitenfrei
rine Sfrthc yprt-. eberrn. obrr Gntapta.
@ctn pbet cine 5iniGe @IndterrN gsbsn.
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Baltimore Sampf Tndc! So.
{ailte NIB Supcriaiiisc Sab2inis,)
Ste Scr. SiauielIsecft beforoerno.
Tampfer ,,Sirginia" tueu). .siiabnrna,"
nncnrninu Nfnnriffcn

,Ncorgia," ,SsnncHee".
SGnlpfer inbreit ilGIid,. Suttiags aliseeneul'
meil. bon bei y9ats9iaie"s YierS, Jir. 10-18,
qiobt,GfraBe, $50 Mbenos, oirefs nuh Go
Buriien beS SiocnS. Gertinorng In Clio
Epint Comfort nit e. 6 3. gifenba1E". 9Inh
8ichmuno, Berbinoung in a,prisinoIib nit benz
vSenbonro 9(ir Cine" folieeu Sua mad Yorfs'
mont0 mno NtIanta. IN gorfoIl SerbiItoune
nit BET r%sttlontic Coat Cine" g%1orfoIf unb
pehti1 unh aSlo Ecminion Cine" rab sieips
bern. @afb.ngton, 9c'Gg Rthnroro, Ri, nno
gteipsDnrf.
aeabIsctten na6 europdif0em IIdne. 9uru'
riDfe aaiiiten3ir1uer, eieitriitc .9se.eu9Iln9,
dinner In ben 9~luet.Rlreour Der rSas Cine"
CIR. !67, SftsguItimore. Strdke. MI. 500 urlo
sos. 0tabtsGtrnse. e. q. 6. Office, Shboft9ds
Truit 9uilbine~ nio HIuauePS TT. 100. aors'
GbnrlcSsStrnbe.
Sphu u. stcrmppe, g. gruun,
%'cesYrdf. II. Sen sWsnnnaer. Se1. sVaii.fSgeff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

EGHc snr 3eiic ms HnSlaub BE.
fJrst g. Shine, Rr. 413, Cf.galti.
morc-Straic, nabe GOltambanie.Hue
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Baltimore O1i0-8 Balm.
= GdeIi0. Gdgli6. ausgenommlen Gornta9.
Dur GpuuiQd.

9rpreb5li9e ,Scec Stunoe anf bic Stnnoe" bon
bet GamoensStation mad &nibtngton an
gSo6entdaeil 100 yorm. bis 500 abenos.
6riiberc Abidbrt bon Oct 9li. &opdI.Stdtion.
@nibihaton, ~ucrlniien 0tij rehabilitation
SO 05. ~G45, !7l0. 1850, -*S.55, *0.55, 1861,
ltt,53, ?l1,55, Y,err? *t2l8 i12;55, ll1.55,
N243, 1850, *i16, ADS, i5.65 9io6m., *G.0y,
1896, sos Qimlteb) 1906, *l1.2 % gbenoS;
.pcrl. Characterization 1900, t6.t5, 1880, t7.00,
Il. 20, 1900, $500, 300, 1000, III 90 Spriu.,
*12.O 90 ~, 1902, *12.22, i1,005 2L05, 1900,
1900. 1905, 400, $50. 800; t5s05, 25.35
gtahul. 1900, *G.16. 1920, 100, $500, *8.1G
(@imiteo). $1,000, %t0.05, al. 10. *1t.32 Gibbs.
Nunapplis MI. JiupalsStniioIL 1850 mto
1855 Gorm., .4.55 mn lJ.55 aildnl. 9umoets
Siation 800 li!O 3o.0o %ornl 1000 aiiitass,
800, ?5.35 9iu6m. NM GOO Ibenos.
Srcncrid, characterization FI.36 mo 1915
'Iorm., !t.25, 1880 mo 1920 9tu0m.
@tndeiter, MI. 9iouaI, !7.10 Gornt., t2.43,
1850 9iadbul. GumoensStntipn, 1920 8orrI.,
-. 90, 1850 NH 400 HiddDnt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnb NelpsUprf mo Dec
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-01-27
WHITE O. THE .souARE DEAL

William Allen White, the Wellknown
Kansas editor. has peculiar faculty for setting
out and defining political situation. In al
speech this week, he defined the real issue be
fore the American people as being the abolition
of special privileges. That is the issue that
lies back OF tariff reform back of railroad rate
regulation and back of the anti grating move
ment. White said in part
"For generation the laws have passed
in America have concerned chiefly the pro-
duction of wealth.. We have thrown every safe
guard around the producer We have made
exemption possible to those who are accumlat-
ing capitol.
"Now we have come to the point where we
are ready to make laws which shall guarantee
to citizens an equitib1e distribution of the
common wealth.
1--WE are not clamoring for an equal division.
The differences in insurmountabe.
We are not demanding that the with ten
talents shall give nine of them to the with
one talent, But we are demanding in all ear
nestness that the with ten talents shall
not use the laws of this country to legaize his
robbery of the men with one talent.
I'VE are all Americans-rich and poor-and
| the poor of today are the rich of tomorrow, and
the rich of today are the poor of tomorrow-al
except those who enjoy special privileges.
i at is those fellows that the movement
is against, not only in Kansas, hut all
! over the nation. The class must be destroy
: ed by destroying the special privileges
which make the class This be
done only by revising and bringing down
to modern conditions and laws, and the
fundament of laws made for a society which
did not know the extra legal power of corporate
wealth amassed in vast sums and used to con
troll the government against the people"
Or in the words of President Roosevelt
what the people want is a square deal"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-01-27
THE SHIP SUBSIDY GRAFT.

We have heard considerable agitation for a
ship subsidy during the past few years. but
someway the people of the West have not re-
sponded to the appeals which have been mad e
to their patriotism to help restore the American
merchant marine to the proud position it once
held in the carrying trade of the world.
Why the merchant marine Of the United
States remained so undeveloped in the face of
the general prosperity of the country, and es-
pecia1ly III the face of the growth of export
trade has seemed to many a peculiar situation,
but il has remained for British shipbuilder
to give tie real reason.
Sir William White. long one of the foremost
shipbuiders of Great Britain and now director
of naval construction at the admiralty, visited
the United States in 1904 and made study of
our iron and steel works, shipbuilding concerns,
etc. In recent letter to the London Times he
makes two statements, the juxtaposition of
which brings into strong relief one of the prin-
eipal reasons why American shipbuilding
languishes One is that 'American steeln,akers
produce shipbulding steel more cheapy than
British manufacturers; the other that the cost
of such steel "to American shpbuilders. how
ever, is 40 to 80 per cent greater than the
ponding cost of shpbuilding steel in this
country, that is, in Great Britain. Add to
this the we1l-known fact that Clyde steamers
are being built of American steel sold to British
builders at such discounts from the figures
charged on this side of the Atlantic are indi
Gated by Sir William Whites figures and it is
easy to see why contracts are scarce in Ameri
can yards The self-evident cure for this ship
building situation is, not to place a govern
ment bounty on American ships but TO SO
reduce the tariff on steel as to give American
builders a chance in competition with their
| English rivals, who are aow g wen tremendous
| advantage by the policy of the tariff pampered
steel industry. THE application of a subsidy
to restore defunct industry killed by monopoly
is poor method of getting results, specially
when it appears that the monopoly would be
enc of the chief benefciaries CT the subsidy.
Surely, it looks as if Congress should get
| busy the tariff.
|
| Some Of Frank Eddy's newspaper friends
claim that he is not out of the for Cover
nor but that his announcement OF 4. N
oprague candidacy for lieutenant governor was
| simply courtesy due local We have
always understood that Mr. Eddy was perfectly
| content to let the situation work itself out and
| if the nomination came to him, he would &C
cept it, but that he had no desire to get into g
lsquabble for the place
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-01-27


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