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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Scpartcmcnt fir biicutlihr lid crbcit.-9anten.
INSTRUMENTATION oce Wcbrnocs
SuipctfurS. RotbIau..

nc. ocn y. Widr5 1906.
Sd babe stppliIaiinncr fir ole ~foi9enocu
Fripileaien erbnlteiI:
Grp6s uIo Gppinaions Strabc 49, fir Grid.
iiin9 eillc5 9reiicrifuppeus, SO bel 10 bel IA;
Nj. 502-504, Glib Suilcnl,gtllcp - iiir Muft
iieling zines SaiHpfleticIs bon ~ 8fcrbcl
IrIften.
Srgcnb SeruuiIb, Der D~icr0c9en 81 prpteitircn
ipiliiidi, reicbc feline Trotcitc am 30. W,arS bis
ipdiciterS 10 llbr Gurmitiugs Gin. puraul bic.
ielben 5ur @ntiNciouna nprscnpmincn pcrber,
Gbiuaro .. ErcStun,
(WtGr630) @cbIubea Snfpeftor,
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8citcrm Warplanb Giienba6n.
8hac OetIa1eH eiacg.S taiiom tpis tolst

Sfge p~etialeu SturIsStation nte tolet:
Sdattb.
4.30 Worgenb -, GhneIbug. Saaerstotpns Y.
& W ,spabn uno nisaetoinrleil GonntGa San'
cod uito Gbainhersbiirg
$50 Tdhni. - gfiom. mad ilnion.Bribee.
1Gaiih, ansgenpinutM SonHtaa.. ~
100 Murpeus-Norf urto SetthShiirg gficnr.
$40 WosaerS-@ascrStolpn nnb Sbippensbnre
accommodation.
94b WorsenS-sl.om. mao yetipSburo nnb
port.
tG.i5 Rorm.-Mffom. tat linicu.Nrieae.
$50 gntm-sffon. nad1 9lpaeof. Uori urs
y. Il 8. Sib.
'4.5b Na6m.-@ryreb mad @Ipnoon. Saaerk
tnipi. fopie 5rcberid, gmmitsburo. Sbtb
per5bira. (Rarlor'sSnagon).
Observation-Disclosures.
816 E~seHos-sffoni. irdh luionsNrtbae.
IT,. 25 slbenoS-Mffom. nd0 ilnion.RrioQe.
Rur SonHtaaS,
$50 Mareens-9ifom. rad tiniors Bridge rnt
6ditopcr.
1880 shcnbs- sffon. NOD fttions Nrtoae.
0dlt Moi an oer Yeind 'Nbc. sStdtipu an.
n. 6ptertisn. 1cnerot@ efbdftsfiibrer
8. W. eorutt. @etsraI.B n iideter. Regent
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&erdants' & Mincrs' Sramsporta'
tim Company.
HnuiUfcrsYiuIett

Tnh Voitot ino bent Often: ieber Wiontaa,
q 1br.
9tah Brcbioencc unb benz Often. ieben Cont.
tao, Wiittpo6 uno Sreitn9. slbcuh5 6 llbr.
gtad Mcwpprts9ieipS rlto ~gorfolf: tiglt6 I'M
@ t6r sbenbS. 4
Srohi ipirb td0Ii1i bis 5 llbr absnbSl fir an
oem 9aae abtaprcnoe Sanpier dneenommeils
Ta6 Gnbnridb nno benz Giiben: ieoeii 0ieitt
9oftoner liilo Frooibcrce, Iumpfcr ln6reit boii
Der sScribc am Subc oes pon1fSodS 40. Ca
poinnb'S atttpfcr bon Der gScriic AM Subc Der
&elis 0aISstbenlic.
6. %, @tniushani, aecnt,
M 9onp2Dod.
u. Y. 1urucr, @.,B.. slscnt.
u. .. StctbinS, Sen. s9Gun.
Saupibiireau : eiibut.Gde Wrrman. nns
SigBt- atrdfe. Q13.I&S--)
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per 9euaibe corterppnbent, eanhnore, an. srettas. sen 80. .as@s 1906.

Dung Ser nMeOicol fluctuations" sur
S%beil1abnle am Gongrcb in Bolton.
Gas Corr Wiilbeim, unipcit Sob.
lell5, miro burd) cinen Siigcl nit
3erltorun9 beorobt, ipeldcr lett nleb-
rcren Sogcn id)rittipciie in Dos Sbol
geglitten lit. Sis iett iino 100 SGu-
ier bei6doiot uno 500 Yerionen Of.
bad,lps ~geipproet.
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uSpobpp".I pftor cntgebt bcm Gal

Sarrisbiirg q, Ho., 80. Mar5.
Ser 8egnaoigungs i. arsidliB bat
Gle llmpnnolung Der iiber ben Neger-
Grandfather nGr." George g. 5oiiep
perb1ngten 3ooesitrafe 81 lebens-
langliher giniperrung empfoblen.
Soften unb 5rau &atbnrine San5
iparen ipe9en grmoroung bes @atten
Ser 2eBtcren pro5eiiirt unb 8iim Sooe
burd Den Strong perurtbeiIt porben.
Die %genannte 6rau bate ibrem @at-
ten Ole bon Soiiep gelieferten, %orienif-
bnltigen Yuluer eingegeben, pelde lie,
wie Tie a~usiagte, ais gang barnlos
iinb nur oanah angetban. voie 1runf.
ilibt 81 furiren," angeieben batte.
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Sooc, aber 5rpci tleine Suneen fameli
BUM Gniier bcfnhIcn.

ltrt.
3um &utier bcoblcn.
@ie aus 9pd)lim gcnucloct miro,
iinb nun aitd) Die lebtcn Der belltld)en
Nettlrngsmanniboften melhe ben
perungliidten fron5oiiid)cn &nmero.
ben I'M @rllbenbc5irf BON GourricreS
5u SiilIe cilten, in Die Seimatb mad,
@elienfirfcn urb Scrne 5uriidges
fcbrt. Gs barren ibrer nod mannig-
fofe gbrlmgcn llnb gnerfcnnlnlgen.
Ger &oiier bat Die Oeutidet Hetter
bon Gorlrriercs oufgeforbert, Iid) linn
am Montug in Grefelo por5uiteltit
no or Dem Gin5itg bes Suiorclt-Tc9i-
ments Nr. II beimobner miro.
IWie . e dy iueroen gegen bie
&ameruns @ermaltun g..
@iocr Griporten lit Der Sobn oes
Mfma'Gbcfs, ipeld)er Dem aoloniot'
Gireftor grbprin5en SIT Sobenlobc'
2angcnburg Die Seidpperben 9ege1
Die aomcrlln-& crlpalting borlegen
iollte, bon bieiem nidt e%mpforacn,
Iorocrn an cilicn Geierenten bes So
lpniolamtcs pcripieien lporben. Ser
grbprin5 fat einen llrlaub angetre.
ten, Ger 5neiielps nit Dem bisberi-
gen Siosfo bes Observation-Disclosures
inn en9iten 3uiommenbarg itebt.
IS lit MN oltd) cntihiescn, bob Der
@ouncrncur BON SeutidpS itoirifa,
Woior @rof b. @0ten, Dem iiingit
Ser erbetere llrlaub belpiqigt ipuroe,
nidt ailf ienen Soften 5uriidfebren
miro. Gr miro einen oiplomotiihcn
Soften erbolten. Ils iein Nod)folger
gilt Der oer5citiec @ouperncltr bon
Samoa, Or. Solf.
g erubsfolonie iii Gum
genfranfc.
Nob eingcbenocr 0erotbung nit
EroieIior 9r.Hobert Sod bat iid bier
Elm Gpmitc 9cbilcct, meld)es in
Gcutid). Siiolpeltnfrifo cine 8erludns-
folonic fir Yerlonen onlegen nil,
Die ot leif)ten Slnoenerfranfungen
Ieiocn. Gus bortige alima miro ais
Gitbcrit g%iinitig fir bcn 3fued ongc-
icbetr.
Som Iusfhnb obgcIebnt.
@oh elmer Gcpeid)c aus Strabburg
bat Der gusidu,B fir buS oortiee
Gcnfmol 5l @brer Safer Wilbelm's
bes grIten bie genubung bon 3u-
idiilien aus oen 9ispoiitionsfonbs
abgelebnt. GS lit bas Die 5olge oes
Gntriiitingsihlrmes, iueld)er iid) I'M
2onScsausifub bon GliaB.2 otbrin-
aen fiirslid iibcr iolde 8er%lpenbun9
res Sonos etbob.
InffGIliae IoelsbcrIci'
bnngcn.
Sir pcribiebene o%uffGaige Ioels-
Serlcibungen Der letter. 3eit miro
bon offi5ieaer Sei.a cine @rflGrilng
gegeben. sic ioaeit nit Der neiien
Hihtnne in Der Siintarfen~Yolit in
Terbinoung lteben. SIS ioa sic 9il-
eung bon 6ibei.Gommiiicn geforocrt
uno Der llebergana beutiden 9eiises
In nibtbeutide SGnoe perboten iper.
oen.
aIIerIei ans d. I D.
gie Stelune bes Heihsfon5lers
SiirIten b. Billion lit, ipie Die .Miio.
ciirte Ereiie" bon maBgebertber sci.
tc in aenntniB geieet miro, inner.
fdJiittert. st bat bas poqe 8ertrali'
en- bes Gaiiers.
UtoBe aufregung beruriadte Die
&unoe bon einem Goppclnloro in
Sf0neberg. Tas Gbepoar Heidert
lit bort ruhloien 8erbrefern gum
Spfer gefaIen. ein5elnbeiten Der
crit 81 ipGter Stunoe befannt &c.
iporocnen llntbat fcblen nod.
Yrofeiior &. 3renbeIenbnrg, Der
befnnnte Gbirnrg Der 9cip8iger Uni.
bcriitat, iuiro Mitte glpriI nadp Nmc-
rita abreiien. gr folgt elmer Ginla- !
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gcfanntmadnugca.
stcuer.Senartement. Rnthnnus.

VnItti NJ Q c, hcii 80. Wt1rI 1900,
umlagcu fir Niucltirnng, Yiiatcrung u. I. 10.
Der SbeIapcatc. 9ipcmuc.
Sieriltt ipirb bciallnt Genl0dt, bab ale LINT
lngeii fir ole 9ioeltrlng, FilaiteruEg mo Ma.
cao1friiritng Der 9beiapealesSpcnuc, bon Der
sSeitfeiie Der 10. StrGbc bis 6ur Oitlciie Der
9ibertps Roub, ecntdb Der Scrcroniug oes
Miohprs uub Stnoirntb, Nr. tO6, ~beftdtiat am
20. Shni 1904. pelbc nibt iimerbalb bon 80
1a9ell bonn 80. Miar6 1906 an, be6nblt itlb.
ben. mo bn3 Nefibtbum, pclces nit fpI1cr
um!a0e beleat 1T, iuiro foiori oermeien uno
sum Nerfuui nllge6eiBt ipcroclt. Yrpinpie DC
5ablull9 eripart bicfe grobe ipciiere Iusnabc.
ScnrD Niitame,
CptdrS30) Sielc.cinnebmcr.
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IS miro hermit bcfGlnt aena1i, oub al
ben Vinnor mo Stnoiraib bon baltimore one
@elub gciielt luerben lpirb, iir bic Mnnabme
ciner 9eroroRlho iir bic 9nnoeinntrnng nnb
Grbiinnns ocr Yclt'straic, fiinfunbreibi6 6ut
tIno iiebert 3ou brett, al Der 9iorbieitc bon Sort.
slpeiiue bis 6ur Siibfcite Der Clements trabe,
bic. ipeitl c%rbffnet. lpie foIet fein Miro: De
einnt an Der niirolthet Seiie psp Sort. sloeltie
IN elmer Giitfcrtunn bon t61 Sub 80 Boil
tpeitli1 bon oerllGde,j Die hnrdl ole areu3una
~befagter Seite Der Sort,s{pcnDe ilno Der 2Srifi
feiie Der Sa6foirs trade ecbilott miro, itno bon
oa peLiliba an %beiaGter Gpite bpn Sprts9trerue
50 sun Z 3ou, baum nbrcliW mi rehien sSinieI
9IenentaStrnbe. hnrn bifIidb an Der Giibieite
bon GIetrtenisS trdbe 36 SUB. oann fitoIi6 IN
elmer aernbct Iinic 500 Sub bis sum 9SunIi
Elm Elar, ipie cS gcieblib bpraeiTrieben 1T, I'M
0iireau Der Gontmiiidre fir Sttabenburdbbriibe
In bcr Siabt Baltimore einpereidt ,porocn 1T.
3. 8. StrplmcDer,
G2l @quiiabIcs8ebaube.
$50, co.'s 80, $500
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Gta6lttt 1880.
Wil9cIitt s.. Ncimbarot,

VT. N02f, Weifs VaItImorfsG trabe.
Wciu.Dorf elaitiidc Y~rndbdnocr,
ubiie fcbcr.
iibnnrn Tao uno aa6t getrnaen tperben.
Wmd 6art.W .VGnber,
ireid1c ME rsfen, irfbft bet'm gaocn nidt.
Sielefben iin6 bon ufet ster5ien
beIiefta cmpipbIei.
er berferiiet nuf gciieuiltg lno Bat anf Eager:
adiulterbdnber, iinterleibsbtHbeu,
ipetde nHb Gol5fiiien. gru dlbnnhet.
70 arraiigirt. bah feiiie neebrteii stiiioeit befie1s
SuiriebeH eeffeut itHb. 8tE fU..qtnEh
Mne pradbdnber, gdnedaen iito Srfiris
nerte iperhei aaraniiEti oaffl iie paiitti, inio
aufis Cuiber}fe INTO belte dnaefertigf.
~ Hbr 1anstn Nnb gimmer i !tsf"fi.
utter gnfitti bon Wsao. Heinbarot bprbdroer.
Dsb. 1tllptpH gpyriIalo 1853.
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Baltimore Sampf Eadct 81.

N-tN " -hhptituUNUV u tUtN.b
Die Der. GtnGtenslsoit bet6rberno.
1ampfer p9tr1inia" Lnrn), ,Mlabama,"
0eurgta," .Scnnefcc."
Sampler iaDrel taqlid, SolriagS auseeitpm'
men. bon oelt a9ais4inies "Tiers, 9ir. tO-t8.
9iebt. Girabe, $50 .%slbenoS, brett mad OH
aspint Comfort. 9iprfuIf. Forismoutb uno allcr
9Nuuften hes SiiberS. &erbiuoung III OH
9,oint Comfort nit IS. & 8. giienbobn. " Rad
Niduiolb, &crbinoung IN Portsmouth mi BEN
oSeaboarb Mir Cine" folioen 3ig tad I,orisl
mouth uno sliIunta. IN glorfolf Berbinouiip
init Der g%gilnniic Gonit Cine" gtcrfoif unb
,peitIih uno DSlo 9ominion Cine" mad, giefu'
bern. SSafbington, H.se, Jii6mcno. Va. unb
gien' Yorf.
WiabI8eiien mad eurppdii6em BLAME. 2urn'
rtbfe aaiiiten5imier, elefiriidc WeIeidbiuna.
9umpibei6urg, aoieH fret. 5ietcrUirtc 1diiiieu,
thinner ii ben billet Niirconr Der yVol, Cine. "
Gr. 107, SfisVdIiifnures Giraffe, Nj. 5nB ITto
60s, Qiabise irabc, g. ". G. Giitee, eiiboitsGdc
baltimore uno GalpertsG trabe. Continental
3rnfi 8liIoing liro glbaugb's, 9r. 100, yoro'
4burlcSs Sirabc.
Subu W. Gber,uoub. r.. Nropn,
Siee. Erdf. II. Seit. 'Dianugrr. Sen. pa. sslsent.
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strrau Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

quilt VI u I I, ~, UtliS luUO.
Separate uto pcriiCgelie Slnge6ote, an ben
p@narb Of Niuaros," 9nre Of tbe Gitp Ieeiiier, 4"
~ubreiiirt, meroel Rom Siaots Jiegiitrnior In ieis
nent @itreali i'm Natbbaus bis Wittiuudj, bcn A.
IpriI 1906, entDe9et geionuncil fit bic Mibeui'
rurg, ben SoiieIlbnu ulo bic 9fIaiierlrIt9 nit
Wiacnoam Der @rorlaisslOenuc, bon Der pars
furbs9toao his 5u eiilent chuu fiili5cDnbmtocri
U500) Sub 1itlih 9~cle9cnen @unite.
Spe5tftfatiofet mo Nltacbotsa SorniuIure her
ben uuf Npplifation in oicfeuu 8iitcuu gclieiert,
100 Yiinc utto grofiIe eiuaeieben iuer6eu ijn'
Hcn.
Sic Gontraft:s sereebunaS .@ebbrbc bebdIt fi1
has 9tc6t Dor. irgclb lpcl6e uno ale ~slrgeboie
al oerperfeii. Sin bcglanhiater Gbed In Der
Sbbc bcS In ben SpcSiiiintionct aneeeebencil
NeirugcS, 5ablhnr an ben Miubur INTO Gtabts
ratb bon baltimore, inuB ieoem sni9ebot Dcts
8etiigt fem.
SIM gluitrGec Der Nebbroc
eugene 8. 9iuoScrs,
9eitdtiot:
e. SlaD SimanuS,
Grdfiocnt Der Gontrnltz ger9cbultgSs Slebbrbc.
IAA1r,Dg % on OF 90 u a on ~ pIN,xI4D pN
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hrand In GatmSell. lilo UT. HppaLS Cation I'M
10 llbr Nbelbs.
VI. nodb Mlantie.ei ip an Robeniasen: y.
mao Ntlantic'6itb iielth. Vile 5iige bdlteft
IN e9ilminptou; e bdIt tn0beier.
Vbiia. atiom., GninoenaS idtior. 2s,05, !s.f5
Iorm., u. 90, 26.10 yiadliu.; 9Gt. 9ipbul Sta,
1910, 1920 8orm., Y. %. NG.t5 g,ndnt.
Nbtrbccn Wffput, Gan1oerl Stutiun, 100
0adnt.. 1910 gbcitSs: Mt. 3opal Citation.
f.05 glo6ni., $6.t5 NbenoS.
Nefcrhtruiig bon Sfdrm In S6Iof' ODER Yar.
lor,ySuqgons, Speiiesjiaten etc. ,perbcH ftne1
teforpt per 1ciepboa In allen foIaeiioen Etilet'
Nilreolir; ebnrIeSs ilith Slrntoaas Strnhe, e,&
Y. gBplfe 1910, ooer Uib. GoilrtInio 1901: Wt.
Aobals Siaiien, 6. & Il. Wet. Sermon 3t23:
Gnmheff. siation Snfotmdtions sgireati, g. & Z.
gpnib 100, pber Wib. 9orriIaro 2726, nto Ut.
52G, StioYirodbtpnb.
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Baltimore Obio- Balm.
= 1d9Iid. lSdsIid, ausgellomntcn gpnntae5.
Nh GpnutuaS.

SIpfeR5unc aJeoc StuHec uhf OCT StuHpe" poH
Camden > Siniion nab Wailtngton oil ssps
dentdgcn. 500 BORN. bis 500 gbcnoS, nit
@unaau. Sientt 5riibere slbfabrt bon WRt.
Mai6instnn, b~erIaien mt. ssopaIt Ct. .e.oo.
ITO, 1870, *S.45, +0.4s, lf0.55, l1t.53 Sors
miitagS, ?12.10. lt2.40. ll.55. *2.43, 1860.
ala. !4.55. l5.55, 1000. 1855, e, lie. *t0.b5,
t11.3 so @benos; berl. Gamhen Ct. 300. .6.t5,
1886, !7.20, 1900. 1880, 1000. 1000, III 90
8crmittaas. 1900 Nu6ts. l12.05, 2t2.t5.
100, 2i.05, 100, 300. 1905, 400, *4.30,
800, 1903, 1888, 1900, 1910. 1920, 100.
$500. 1928, 1900. 1000, lilo. '1i.41
annapolis. mt. aosal citation, l7.to unb
2s,45 Iormittuas, l5.55 Iadnt. 9amben.Sia.,
l7.20 uno 200 Gormittaus, !i2.05 yiadm.,
1885 mnb 600 slbenbs.
5reocri6, Wi. HobaI Sintion. 2s.45. i9.4s.
Borni.: Sander Citation, 1876, 1900. W.t5
uno 1000 gorni. n.25. 1850 uno 1920 s'ah.
nlittaa5.
Rin6eHer, VT. SaobuI, Mo gorm.. l2.ds.
1850 Tudlnt. Camden, 1920 Sorm, 1900,
1850 uno 40 10 Eubm.
Sagtrstsun, .Wt. JiohuI Gta.. 445 gorti..
800 NndIt. Camden Siditort, 1900 Sorlt.,
1850 mo 400 aiadbri.
Giiieptt.Gitn uno VT. Mlrn, Gambler Citation.
!7.35. ?0.f5 8orm., !t.25, 1850, F5.20, $3.50.
t1t.45 Nhenos.
Eurtts' pnp, Camden Giaiion. 1920 g,orm.
2nras. Nii. JaopoL '2.t3 gictm.s guInoen.
300 Nndnt.
gauDal e,lus 9tne mad, Tbifabelphla unb Nsw.
Uprf, iteher Seruiinn5 an TrrinnoSuamStas
tier Stra6c, 1ctp.yDprf, beGurm uad) pDteie,
5hf0trru uub Mfld,0it ia. = thrift.
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morsIosb & gennhluanio n. g..

3nee b~erlaifsn Siortt,stbe.. II. Ddi'gtr, sGtdtton;
7.aO Norft. na6 Dori iia'id, aussenou'rnen
GornfuaS.
$50 BORN. rad Deltu MIR GrnntaeS.
$50 goru. mad gelatr tdgIl@, ansgenor.rleu
GoHntagS. tNet
3.25 9adm. NOD got; t63ll0, aiiSsercututen
Goiinfng&.
4.05 yiadnt. ind Delta nut SonntagS.
4.20 gindbnl. NOD Delta tdgItc4, uuSaetouintex
SpItntngS.
6.Oc Mbenos naN geIair tdsIi9. auseenoul.
mcn Gutntag8. y
II 90 NbefbS nd@ BeIair niir sonntaaS.
Has gbeub6 ndn geIair Wqttttpo6S nnb Gam
Waok,
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!(>ul5 nnb .&pblru.

UInUuN UNI TUt. VtU IuHHt Wutt IU IUWNtW.
3egeu Hauv.
@efdstrs 1intenbplS, VI Goth S3.75.
geiGBtes Gihenbpl5, " Curb $500.
Wiqinger & Scbranf.
Snnpt, Niireau uub aobIenbof; Rretton' uro
@aOsStru5e. 8~wei8sNnrcau: .SIb 2ulpn Goal
Eel: 6. Il g. ggoIte iii - Wo. Court. 287o.
(WpriI20 .6W,te)
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-10
AN EXAMPLE IN EGGS

Local merchants and. shippers have
until today been paying Is cents a
dozen for eggs. The quotation today
is l3t, which is low for the market as
the same has been. Referring to tile
market reports OF the Representative
for this time in the year OF 1896, we
find that eggs were then steady at 7
cents. In 1896 the county was exper-
fencing the result of Cleveland free
trade; and the present quotations are
the result of ten years of prosperity
under the policies OF Mckinley and
Dingley. We have heard no sugges-
ton that there Is any difference in the
industry of the hens; but there is a
higher duty on eggs, and the working
people of the east are earning wages
that admit of their buying more and
better things to eat. Just what the
egg-money means to the folks on the
farm-particularly to the women folks
it is hard for townsman to say; but
We hTc sure tAdp 1uC hdblCT uocuS ~
argument. But tariff reduction means
hitting the eastern workingmen who
make the good market for eggs, and
Canadian reciprocity means letting
Canadian eggs on more favorable
terms into what egg market may be
left. But tariff-reduction and Cana
dian reciprocity are two of the main
planks in Governor Cummin's per-
sonal platform. Also he is publicly
on record to the effect that the freight
rate on eggs to the eastern market is
one to which the people here are not
entitled upon any fair adjustment. It
is good time right now for a good
many people to be thinking hard.
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AN HONORABLE POSITION.

Much complaint is being made in
some counties of the state that demo-
Gratis are "butting into" the repub-
lican primaries in order to further
the interests of Gov. Cummins.
That this has been done in some
places seems unquestioned, but in
others such reports are probably
much magnified. Editor Chase of the
Cass County Democrat urges that
this be done by his followers in that
county. But the Chairman of the
County Central Committee takes the
honorable stand that as democrat
he has no business in republican
primaries and asks all loyal democrats
to stand with him In taking that
position. We give his letter below
which should be read and observed
by men of all parties:
"A report has come to me that am
endeavoring to organizethe democrats
of Cass County in the interest OF A.
3. Cummins and am urging them to
take part in the republican primaries
to be held in this'county on May 26th.
! desire, by this signed article to
brand the report as an absolute false
hood and without any foundation
whatever | am a democrat and have
no right in republican primaries and
| call upon all loyal democrats to
stand with me. The fight that is now
being waged in the republican party
of Iowa is not our fight and II we are
honorable men and In fact believe in
true democratic principles we cannot
| afford to lower ourselves i'm the esti.
nation Of all honorable men by partic-
| ipating in the party councils of any
opposition party.
trust that all democrats in Cass
county will refrain from even attempt
ing to take part in republican prima-
ries.
Very respectfully,
JOHN w. BLAKE
Chairman Democratic County Central
Com. of Cass county, Iowa.
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Republican Primary election.

To the Republican Electors OF Audubon coun
ty, Iowa
Primary Election will be held in the several
voting precincts in this county on
WEDNESDAY,, JUNK 20, 1906,
for the purpose ci nominating Republican cam
didates FOR the following offices TO be nlled IN
Audubon county at the general election IN
1906, to-wit;
one candidate for each ONCE.
For Representative.
For County Auditor.
For County Treasurer
For Clerk District Court
For County sheriff.
For County Recorder
for County Superint endent
For County Attorney.
For County surveyor
For County Coroner.
And three candidates for members OF the
Board OF Supervisors as follows;
one for the two ear term beginning Janu
airy !, 1907, TO succeed j. e. Bonwell,
One for the three-year term beginning Jan
uary l, 1907. to succeed N, ID, hanilin.
One for the three-year term beginning Jan
uary !, 1905 to succeed h, ID. Searls.
And said primary In each precinct shall
also elect one member OF the county central
committee.
And each precinct shall also elect delegates
To attend the county convention TO Do heiu IN
the court house in Audubon ON Saturday, june
-, 1906.
In accordance with the primary rules In force
the polls for said primary election In each pre-
clhcL snail DO open al the uhuhi piucepi Nop'hb
at four O'Clock in the afternoon and held open
until half.past eight.
The returns of said primaries shall be made
to the county committee by nine o'clock ON the
morning OF June 23d, at which time the same
will be oanvassed.
The county committee recommends that the
republican candidates for township ofiices In
each OF the several townships be elected at
the time OF holding the primary election.
BY order of the County central Committee.
G. IL, BRENNAN,
Audubon Iowa Nav 3, 1906 Chairman
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-10

What's the matter with Iowa? So
Der second thought isn't able to find
anything the matter with Iowa. And
yet here we find the governor of this
great state making strange employ
ment of the time which has been paid
for by the taxpayers of Iowa. He is
dashing wildly from one town to an.
other and making fren2ied appeals 10
the farmers and the. plain people to
help him TO bring about changes
which will save Iowa. 1t is a matter
of record that the governor soaks his
linen with perspiration, waving his
arms and gesticulating every time he
addresses an audience. The governor
is excited and he wants his auditors
to share that excitement. What is il
all about? Yes, the governor wants
denomination, to fill in the time be-
fore United States senatorship shall
be available, but Is there anything
else; anything that interests you par
ticularly?
Let your sober judgment play on
the proposition for few. minutes,
and see if you can solve the puzzle. J.
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Death Of Mrs. e. A. Bates.

AS foreshadowed in last weeks issue
the serious illness of Mrs. T.. A.
Bates terminated fatally on Wednes.
day evening May End AT o'clock.
Some six years ago she had stroke
Of paralysis that left her without any
use OF one side of her body, and the
last attack about twenty four hours
prior To her death left her entirely
helpless. The funeral services on
Friday afternoon conducted from the
home by Rev Ed. b. Cousins were
largely attended the procession being
over half mile in length. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bates have been residents of
this county for quarter OF century
and numbered among our most hon
ored and highly esteemed citizens.
Her body was laid To rest In Maple
Grove Cemetery where she will have rest
from her labors and aiiiiction. Mr..
Cousins furnishes us the following
note concerning her life: Melissa
Scofeld was born In Ohio, April %,
l94S, and while yet young, she came
TO Iowa with her parents who settled
on Vernon Prairie, Clinton county.
She was married in that place to Ed.
win A. Bates and in April, 1880, they
moved to this county and settled on a
farm near Ross, where they continued
to live until January 1903, when they
moved to the home east OF town where
she died. Mrs. Bates was the mother
OF ten children, seven boys and three
girls, eight OF whom, withthe husband,
survive her, one son and one daught-
err being buried in the Luccock Grove
cemetery. Mrs. Bates was a good
woman and had many admiring
friends
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PuIyer-Shelton.

VIM. Pulver and Miss Belle Shelton
were welded Wednesday evening at
the Christian parsonage, Rev. M. 9.
Hutchison officiating. Miss Shelton
is we'll and fayorably known In Pan
ora where she has lived for some time.
Mr.. Pulver conducts the Standard
Oil business in this and neighboring
communities. He is a quiet, genial,
mind his-own-business sort OF man. 1t
Is safe TO say that among the business
men OF the dozen neighboring towns,
who are his customers, he has not an
enemy. Panora and the standard"
appreciate his worth. We wish Mr..
and Mrs. Pulver very happy life.
They will make their home in the
northeast part of town. -Panora We
dette.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Superintendent

/, the undersigned, hereby announce
myself candidate for the Office of
County Superintendent of Audubon
County, subject to the Republican
primaries. SoRN r. NELSON.
| am a candidate for nomination
for county Superintendent, subject to
the decision of the republican county
primaries. CHAS. II. OAKLAND.
| hereby announce myself as can
didate for county superintendent, SUBJ
ject to the decision of the republican
primaries. ELLA M. STEARNS.