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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
Sreie Stable.

Sam burg g. Inter etnOrudspols
len 6eterIi6tetten un6 gr0bter Bethel
ligung DON Na9 uro 5ern lit auf Dem
W}iibtenberge oas gepaltige 0entmal
sntbiqt por0en, tpelGes Den perepigs
ten N~Itrei68tar5Ier 6iirIten 8ismard
dl8 &olanO BARTLETT. Don Der 1amiIie
9tsmard tparen Ser er1t i'm nsunteu
2ebensiabre itebenOe Shirt Otto, Der
ben Ndmen oes unDergebli6en 0roBs
bater5 trdgt, unb feline nod iiingeren
9ef4piiter au1eqen, nG6reno lire
W}utter, oie beripittipete Siiritin Ger
bert, lpel6e ii6 nod INNER in tiefer
5rauer befinbet, perbinoert mar, an
Der Geier t6cilaunebmen. -Sier miro
i'm 4u9uI ., s. ser Steno9rap6entdg
Stcl3esS drep abgebdlten. Shirt Bill
lon but Den Gbrenpor1ib iibernommen.
-8ei Der Distributing os8 Heidss
poItoampfers rSerSo9" iin0 3tpei Silfss
oesinfettoren um's 2eben getommen,
neil Iie iid, ais i9on Die g~iftigen Safe
in Die RGume einitr0mten, Ser Dor
fdrift 3upioer nod einmaI oort6in be-
geben batten.
&urb n. Der 5ii6ereis
0ampfer Diana" 1T inFolge 3uTams
menItobsS nit sinem Shopnsr geiuns
len, uno aht Mann baben ibren Sob
in b:n Welen 9%efunoen.
Bremen. 2aut ben spii6en ben
Gtaaten preuben uno Bremen dbges
f8lofenen gertrGsen iteuert Bremen
100000 Warf gum Rbsins Weiers
&dnal BEL unb erri9tet BEL !ScmeIinaen
bas G9leuTenipebr. Bremen oarf Die
torrigirte llnterneTsr 10 pertiefcn, oab
Die 64iffe nit lieben Meter 9ief9ung
ab Bremen in elmer Stunoe Ole Gee
errei6en. Bremen fteuert 10000
Mart fir Die preuBii4e Regulirurg
Der @eeite BEL GeeItemiinbe bei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
Ef(a6- Sot6rinGen.

g ttuB burg. &iirsli6 farh
bobier Die II, WanoerperIammluna
oe5 @er6unbes OeltI9er 9epsr6eIduls
mGnner ftatt.-Profsfor 2ittmanu
bon Der n9rintetpn llniperiitb" 1T 3unl
ProfeIior fur iemitii6e p9iloloaie oil
Der bteiigen llnipsr'itGt ernannt nor,
ben.-0er betunnte Nltert6umsfors
i9er unO @erfaFer Der ,9arftenunoen
aus Der Sittengef6i6te Roms." BRO.
fefor QubtpiQ 5riebldnber. beaino ole.
fer Sage oa9ier iein 5oidbriges prps
fefforentubiIdum.
81 E b. Inter srOBartissn sfeItli6s
feiten bat b%ierortS Die Jsier oes 200
iGbrigen Subilaums oes A. baberii6en
Snfanteries Regiments ft~attgefunoen.
sSnbaber oeS Hegiments lit &0nig mil
telm Ii. BON Diirttemberg. d
g al # q 5 t. Der fiiralid in
4nOlau per'tor6ene Rentner Qouis
Golmar bat ietn 100000 Marf betras
genoes germ0gen ben 4rmen Der
Stubt Qnolau teitamentarii6 per-
mQdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
BADEN.

81 art8ruD c. Dem GaoiI6en
Gan6tag lit cine 0ent'6riIt 3uoegans
sen, in peldcr letpnt pir0, Die Sd6e
p~erftGnOiacn isien f6 einiQ odtI6er,
oab ole ReItouriruna ocS Sci0elGerqer
S9loHe5 unabpenotar iei. 0ie Qre
beiten foQen aGer bei9rdntt lpcroen
quf notbpen0ige WuBreQeIn, nm ous
9dunert 3u er6dlten, al fifteen un0 GIT
ibertpo6,n. Der nd9Ite Ctut miro ole
ein16Id7iGen geIimmunrel cntbalten.
-g&eIliG lrod i'm 2a~er' Guppen Der
9aher-C ortiranftaft bon q. Ula6ler &
S0Gnc olf ur5etonute Wei'e sSeuer
au8, bo3 raid bag Ge>GuSe lis auf
Den @rtno 5erT.0r!e.
q Il \ lerthu l.. Inhier fno
jiinqIt ich3 Sinner @ertua,cn. 0aS
llnnIiid egei9rc!c fiG oa0ur9, oaB bic
Sinh ijA on Elm G'c.$noer lebntcn,
od5 p!5bIi6 nndloa6, 70 BAH Ie in 0ic
anPeT6nolerc 8%bIolt Itiir3tcn.
Setoetbera. Die bi2iige Strafz
TANNER be~rurt9eilte ben friiberen
@genten unO ieBiaen qripatmann 3art
S4norr BON 6eioeIGerQ tpeqen 8us
6erS 5u einem Sabr @sfdnqniB, 1000
Wlart Celebrate, ebentu:u neiteren
200 Sa9ca @efGngnib.
a + r. Ser Observation-Disclosures
6auptmunn Staeoer IL Sale a. @.
bat bern bieiigen Observation-Disclosures
$4,000 W|ort permo6t, rooon Elm
neue3 Observation-Disclosures am 9erQe
4Itodtcr fir 50 WaiIenmGo9cn erbatt
tperoen Iou.
81 onnHe m. sSm @orort Sd
fertbaI trarnie ole Nilialfd6rit Der
prebbefers uno Spritfa6rit pormQl8
Sinner C 0riinipintel nie0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
G6Irim 9if6c Staaten.

&ttenburg. 0uS 6reiaoelige
Mugoalenenitift beging oieier Sage
Ietn 2%00iGbrigeS SubiIdum. Sine bel
Dem InlaNe BON Der Stiftsbame
8reiin b. 5rieIen geiammelte Subis
ldumsgabe BON $4,000 W2drt purbs
5ur Grri6tun6 elmer 6reiitele an Der
Qnitalt beItimmt.
Send. Die 3abI Der our 3eit in
Sena immatritulirten Stubenten bat
400 iiberitiegen; felt oen 3eiten
S6iqers un0 6idtes, dIs Sena me6r
alb 1000 MuIenI0bne bate, 1T etne 70
bobe 3abt bi5ber ni6t ipteoer errei6t
pOroen. Die tbiiringiide 9pdi6ule
bat oieIen QuH6Dung bduptiG6lih
Der 9arG 3eiBs Stiftung gu odnten, Ole
tbr mebrere Dor3iiglt1 uuSgeItdttete Sns
ititute 9eI6affen, ole qrofeTprenge6dIs
ter geregeIt uno ou4 ben @runoIteiu
gu benz neuen llniperiitdtsgebduoe 9es
Iegt bat. ID
% eli ningen. NJ On oemIeIben
Gage, oil Dem oie Grnennlng zines
neuen Sberi6ulrat6eS betannt pur0e.
itarb bier Der Friibere Snbaber bieIer
SteQe. profeiIpr Sermann Srsb, i'm
bitter BON 76 Subren.
RuboIit q bt. Der bisIige Stubts
rdtb bef6loB Ole Ginfibrung oe8 Qt6tz
u6rlo6eni 6lufes, nddbem cine porbes
ri3e gefrugung Der 2aoeninbuber fu1t
einiimmige 8efiirportung bes @ntrds
ges ergeben bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22

W ursburg, Sier lit Ser tatbos
Iif6e Sbeotoge uno S9riftIteQer Ser
mann G6eQ, oroentli4er Profehor Der
lLnip2rIitGt, pGbreno zines @e!pitter5
am Ser3idIag geitorben.
ATS orr 12l1ri,rpfnlt.
G oe8beim m, Der beige Weins
bdnoler 6abermebl touroe rpeg,n Weins
fdlI6una gu 500 Wlart 9sIOitrafe per=
urtbeilt.
GAM a II. 900tIi6 perlngliidte
teim GeIGiiBerer3ieren Der Sunonier
Seffler Der 2. reiten0en 8dtterie oaS 5.
5cIo Nrtillerie Re9imentS oaour9,
baB ibm Elm @eIdiiB iiber Ole gruit
fubr, Seffler mar beim Inreiten aIf
cine bDber aeIegene STEELE nit ietnem
pferoe geitiir3t.
6 II . IN / g 8 a EN-. Megen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. purte bier Die gbes
frau &ubn BON M%unn6eim perbaftet.
Die 6ruu iou Ole bon Der bier por Sur
gem burd Die YoIi3ei entosdten 5alI9s
miinSerbdube bergeIteuten Sim unh
3petmartitude in ben @erIebr gebru9t
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22

,yobann 0eibItnger uno 4uguft 3ima
hermann, Itatt. @etpdblt puroe So
Dann @eitlinqer.-0teler Sage fdnh
i'm 8erein8beim Der S6effels@ emein0e
bic Gnt6IQunQ elmer BON Der S6effels
Gemeinoe qcitifteten uno BPM ataoemts
iden 8iI0bouer 0iuibalo 6or'tner
au5aefiibrten giiits oe5 pdterIGnoiI6en
Gt6ter8 5ran5 Ssim Itatt.
Sen. 9abjer lit jiingIt oie BE-
fannie 9uosoienerin i'm .6er3o9ss
babe" Brau Murto WaDer, bon Drill
Iin9en entbunoer porben. Srau MuDer
lit nun Mutter BON neun 8inoern.
Sen e n. Sn SoiefSpiaa lit Der
!Sof oeS Setonomeu Seler infol9e
granoItiftuna dbgebrannt. Der Be
IiBer uno oeIIen 6rdu e~rIitten i6perc
8rdnopunoen. Die Srdu lit i6ren Der
lebunqen beretts erlegen.
9 raund II. 8aufmdnn Soiepf
9altenbrunner oabisr purOe Dor fiini
Subren in Der S4tpei3 BON einem
tputbtranten Sunoe gebiHen. Na6 Iet.
ner GntlaFung aus Dem 8enfer ga.
fteurz Snitttut fiblte er Ii4 seIunb.
pl0bli6 itno nun S9mer3en duf9e.
treten. benen GobIuhtsanfdGe fplgten.
Die ieinen 9ob berbeifiibrten.
9 regen3. Die Stdotgemeinog
9re9en5 un6 Snei Na6barorte bdber
bie Serite1ung elmer Bride iiber Die
8reqen3erdfe, 8ptI9en Saio unb Dor
t~lpfter, be19loGen. Die Bride miro
214 Meter lang, $50 M}eter brett uur
toitet (etni6liebli9 Der 3ufdbrtsItra-
FEM run6 100000 &ronen, Wit Dem
9au ion nod in oieiem Sabre begon.
men tper6en.
q 3. 9iir3li6 1T bonn S66del
Der 16idbrige ReaII6iler 9ottfrier
Sro9lid ub9eitiir3t. 9ur9 0as nd9s
fdaenbe @eitein erIitt Sr6blt9 ein'
0erleBun8 Der re9ien 9ano, 0eren
Sebnen bur4I9ritten purben. SIN
S9ubbauie puros Dem iun9en Wonnc
burd einen 5ufdqig anfpefenben S9ier=
arat ole erlte Stlte gelet1tet.
Snn br II d.. 8ei ben @emeinoe.
rutb8poblen i'm 2. @abIt0rper iie9ten
Die oeuti6= freibeitIi6en 8an6ioaten
Ibg. Or. @rlsr, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or. 2o0e, 9aurutb MaaB un0 Snges
nieur aauli9 nit GROCER Mebrbeit.
Die SonIerpotipen erreidten muir etipaS
iiber 100 Stimmen.
9laQen urt. Der @emeinoes
rotb DGbIte mad 5tpei erfolgIoIen
W~ablgGngen ben Qltbiirgermeilter Sus
Illus Nenncr pteOer gum 8iirgermeiiter.
bitten. Snfolge Der Qusfi9tSs
Ioii9tett eines baIoigen Gn0e5 Der 8dus
MISUNDERSTANDING lpuroe Die itG0s
tiIhe Sdpimmi9ule burA Yolt5tIten
un0 Die 6euerfpebr dufgebdut.
9 3ege6 n. DER Oberoireftor
OeS itaatliden ObergpmnaIiums in
S5egeoin bat ole neutrality-suspicious.
Iuipen0irt, neil Der @erba9t beitebt.
Dab Die 2befen Der Ji6riftli6en BriA
funGen perrutbcn purben.
3 + It. G%eutnant S6ober aus
@Dr3 unO Gin Solbat purOen wG6renO
elmer llebung our9 ben 8tiB get0otet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
0eferret6.

% lem. Der WittualienbGnoIer
Sobann GigeI muroe gu elmer @pde
@rreft, perihdrft nit atpsi SaTttdgen,
perurt6eilt, !reil er tuie6erbplt Mil6 in
Der Meiie perfdlf4t bate, oab er bieIe
5unddit dtru9mte uno ibr einen 3ufab
bon NaTer uno Exclamation bebufs
&onIerpirung beimengte. - 81 lid
fanb Die engsre Wabl 5mif9en Den
spei 9rii.fiaio3iaIen aanbioaten fir
Die 9s3irt3p,rtret1n1 3eopoloitaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
@focn6arg.

Guti n. Ter ~psritorbene 9rofsfs
for Or. Saep perma9te 10000 Wart
gu ipobItbdtigen 3peden, unter anz
berem 10000 Wiart fir bas Gpmnds
fun, ie 5000 Wturt fir oas WlagOas
lenenitift uno Die Slidi9uIe, je 5000
Murt fir Urine, p.rpabrlpite ainoer.
9efierung Der Strdflinge, Sulien@
boipitql, neutrality-suspicious., Iopis
fir gelobnuns trcuer Dienitboten,
1000 Mart fir ben @uitdo QooIfsger@
Elm un0 5000 Wert sjir ole 9iatonie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
Sa4(en.

9 resoen n. Der perftorbene
9tltorienmalsr IriB @onne bat benz
1erein gu Hat6 unb Sbat ben 9etrds
bon 10000 Mart tiebtpiais perma9t
nit Der 9eftimmung tonb bapon mad
Dem @bleben elmer 8ertpanbten, Die bon
Den 3tnien eine Hente erbalten io1,
10000 Wdrt an anoere ippbltbGtiac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
2auern.

90 Il n d II. 9oa 0erfebr8mints
iterium beItimmte, odB 5ur 1ernbals
tltng o Gefd6roungen Ser 8etrie6ss
ii6erbeit bur6 QItobolmiBbrau6 Der
Nlto6olgenuB nod peiter ein3uI6rGns
fen unb mGbrenb oc8 Dienites uno Ser
tiir3eren 0ienitpaufen ii6erbaupt I'M
terfagt bieiben foQ.-0er 9omplite
oes Rau5mOroar5 Qteti, Der Bier
brauer 8o6I, 1T 9lei6FauS f~eItgenoms
men iporbsn.-0er Generdla0iutdnl
oeB prin5regentsn, General Der Rapols
lerie Graf Qer6enfeIo, 1T, 68 Sabre
ali, Qeitocfen.
" d q ATTENDING. Der pros
teIor fir 9otanit an Der 6orItli6en
9o6T9uie bier, Or. meo. un6 phil.
CirgIcr, rolcroste Iein 60. Geteusiabr.
. am r 6. gum Or, phil. pros
mooirte an ser llniberiitGt GrIangen
Der 6ieiiqe Heole6rer fir M~dtbematit
uno P9gIit, Sbomd5 Qint, @orituno
oes GctpertcrereinS 9o.nfera.
GrIangen. Die ltnioerTitGt bat
ben prin3en 2uOpig, G~Itsiten Co6n
oeS prin3reNeuten Quitpol6, gum
@brenoottor Ser 99iIoTopbie promo
Dirt. Die QUESTIONING 1T Dem 9rins
gen fir itdutsmGnniI6e @eroienTe gu
tbciI gefrorhen.
Sn9orfd u. Neuti6 Iino bier
Bel elmer lleberIeBiibung Der 2. &oms
pdgnie BEG I. Observation-Disclosures ourb
ods llmtippen zines pontonS fiinf
Solodten e%rtruntcn.
&empten. Gum S6ub Der NJ
p~enpflanSen perDffentli6t oas 8e5irtSs
amt cine 8etdnntma9ung, tpona6 oa8
Ius9raben BON Qlpenpflan3en jeoer
Irt, insbeIonoere bon MlpenroTen uno
@oelpeib nie BON 3ierfrdutern, foipie
oaS Nbpfliden Iol6er 8lumen gum
3tpede oe8 6cnbels o0er in gr0Beren
Wengen, Die ben umfang etnes geipDbns
li9en SanoFtrauBes iiberf9rsiten, duf
alien i'm Staatss ODER Stabteigentbum
ftebenben Bergen MIR nit Ipe5ieaer Sc
hebmi9ung erfplqen oarf.
2cuters b ali en-. 9piIden
G~eutersbaufsn un0 8I6elberg tuuroe
Der 8abnipGrter geB bon einsm Bulge
ii5erfabren uno get0otet. 4uq
q irnbers g. Bel Der @abl Der
geiiiser aus Ben, Stano Ser Mrbeit.
nebmer Iiegten Die So5ialiten nit 952
Stimmen gegen $50 GetpertoereinIer
unb 827 G6riitli6e. Bel Der @abl Der
9eifiber aus Dem Stano Der Mrbeit.
seber fieaten Die pereinisten biiraerz
Ii6en parteisn bel iO3ialiitiidsr Wabts
entbaltung.
pIattItng. Die Gntbii1uno
bes DentmdIs fir ben Grafen aonraS
prebiing finoet i'm Ser6fte Itatt. Oas
8entmal ioq Dor benz aatbbauie 2tufs
fteaung finoen.
Staffel # E H., Dabier BAT iid
@enoarm Qn0reas 9erins in feinenl
DienHlptale nit Dem @epebr erfdoSs
len. !Sering par i'm Dienfte dubsrit
anperldfiig unO 9spi1 enbaft. Sn einem
bintsrIafenen griei gibt er als @runo
feiuer Shnt Gpheusiiber0rtb" nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
2Ie6ren9nra.

6treIib. Sn G8bier9 Dane
mart, fiet Der oeuti4e 0tdrineIolout
9ermann Runge aus 9~oIocnboum in
Der Ro6t, ala er ii6 i'm 0odbufen an
8or0 oes 8riegsidiffs o3ieten" beges
Zen ppQte, ms Wdfer uuO ertrant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22

mar 1t etnem 3ooten
getrout. 9ai Ser Yrdger Yoli5ei
fano iid cine dymlidD getleicete Sruli
Elm uno bat, i6r beim 2lufiuden ibres
8Otten, Der felt %sinigen 3agen pers
i6punoen lei, bebiIfIi6 3u Iein. Der
bienltbabenos Yoli3ei6eamte lieb Ii4,
auber Dem Hamen oes peridpunoenen
8dtten. ar9 bsIien RatiOnale mittbsis
len. gu feiner lleterrdfdung, sur
aaer9rOtien aber Der Grau. muBte Der
Beanie tonTtatiren, OaB Der peri6tpuns
oene G9egdtte ihOn Dor 3pDlf Sabren
oas 3eitlide geiegnet babe. Die fprads
Iofe Jrau mubte ii9 nit Der 9batIa9s
nbfinoen; oub lie in Wirtli6teit einen
Sooten. be3iebungspeiie Oeiien Ramen,
ge9eiratbet babe. Der 8erIdipunoene
bate ii6 ieiner3sit Die papiere zines
Neritorbenen ungeeignet, I'm auf
Gruno bisfsr feline Yergangenbeit. Die
bieleiAt ni6t %einlpdnofrei mar, gu pers
l0iden.
8on StrGftt gen Be-
raub t. sSn Der 8nditll6e Der
3pdngsarbsitsdnitalt gu Sprneuburg,
Rieoer6itsrrei5, mar Der @sfangenens
aufieber &raml nG6tlider Msils nit
3iuti 9~orrigsnOsn feim Baden bsIGdf.
tigt. pIbbli9 i~tiirlten lid be teiosn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
S6met3.

BERN. Nm %. 4uguIt b. q. 1T
oaS 9erner Sbedters 0e torattonsma9ds
gin, oas aus Iogenanntem armirtem
geton erbdut mar, eingeItiir3t uno bat
me9rere Geute erI6lagen uno anoere
perlpunoet. Na9 LANCER llnterIu6unq
1T nun bon Der NntlaQetdmmcr oeS
&dntonS Bern bcf9loHen lporoen, ole
bier perantiportli6en 8auleiter uno
unt%ernebmer por bas Strufgeri6t gu
ltelen.-0er bebeutenoe i6nei8eriI6e
Sournaliit IdiqeS @engel 1T auf elmer
Heiie in Qu in @oralberg g%eItorben.
3 ii | d. Der @robe Stdbtrutb
gene6mi9te Den 9eitrag bon 100000
5rancs fir ben 9du zines neuen GunIts
bdllies nebit MbtretunQ oaS 9duplabes
aus itdoti'4em 8eIib, 3uTammsn ettpa
100000 SrancS, ferncr einen 9eitrag
uno 8auplaB fir elm @~ottSbaus nit
3uIammen 100000 Sranc8 -Ssinri9
NtOLer, Der Gn0e Nooember in Wins
tert9ur etnen Wertbbrief Don 100000
Jrdncs enttoen6et bate, tpurbe in Rio
De Sanetro an 9oro o:5 9umpfers
~Glpoe" berhaftet. Die Slmme, Of:
betndbe intdst tpar, lpu:oe teIc9la3s
nabmt.
@tdrus. 8ilr5ti6 Iino am GlGrs
MID Bel etrsm Sdns.Iturm orei oerts
ide GbemisIiubsntsn aug 3iiri9 abges
ftir5t. Soief &i.F4, SoGa ocs Rei92s
tdgsabgeorOrete1 Stri6 in GiHeloorf,
1T to0t, pbiIipS Gs-5ar5 BAT mebrs
fade Bride ugo Gugen Steigelmarr
aug Der pfal5 1T leih!er terleBt.
8 b ure a u. 8Gs S~6urgauer
Bolt bat 6as neue WirtbIGaftsgsIeb,
ods bic G%-0ffnu.9 neuer @irt9i9Gft:-:
erf6pert, a%ngenommen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14

tho same sort Of Instruction, and training
the negro problem, soAcalled, would sooi,
be reduced to Its lowest term, and there
wo,,d be very little problem about It.
But II the negro children are to be
brought up without restraint or training,
how can we expect them to be honest and
decent when they are grown? Many
negro children are receiving good IN
strtction and proper training. and there
Is hope for every one Of them; but there
IRE many who nre receiving no training
or instruction whatsoever. and It Is as
dangerous as though we were bringing
Up lot Of savage beasts md turning
them loose upon tho community Indeed,
III some respects. the unframed negro IS
more dangerous than any beast OF tho
fcld.
Heaven knows we shy this IN no harsh
spirit but in the interest Of the negro
himself. as we'll MS In the interest Of
society. 5
we must train the negro children or
pny the penalty. The first step Is to
enlarge the accommodations of the Hen
rico Refor,natory, or establish another
such institution somewhere else Is the
State. -tgt 95t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
RhynteS'fO z ~ dy
viii That Settle It?
hn' looked ,,pcn the James when It "

I'M looked urcn the James when 1t wa.
red, ~
& I ha' quntred 1t when It ran as dark a.
blood.
ia daily roso uncager from my bed
Ard hh' sponged It OH myself whei
II was i1ltid.
Not Il European tiiud-bath IN tho world
Is as genuine mud solid as my own
Which Is OF the earth and earthly to a
point that makes ity worthy
OF Il class In which It oozes all alone.
Now hear they're putting In set
tling-pnn.
Witch Is going to start tho water run-
ming clehr,
Wlch'll9m make our James q rather diff
ferent man
4 Ana greet the joyful td'ngs with q
@ cheer
I would love to have a scrubbed and
l atrnshless drink;
would love to take n bath that wasn't
Fl red
Butch, thought rs sharp as nettlet--
spose the basin doesn't settle?
(I1ere the writer started up and tainted
dead. .6
II. S. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
Pilates Fear.

Pontius PLATE Is distinguished In Roman
history as being the most arrant coward
whoever disgraccd the bench. He deliver
ed up just man TO he crucif'ed AFTER
having publicly confessed that he found
no evil in him at all. No judge ever
labored harder to save prisoner In his
court than PLATE lnbored to save Jesus
OF Nazareth
But he yielded at last to popular clamor'
after having gone through with the mock
ceremony OF washing his hands.
But why did he fear the Jews? He was
the governor and he had overwhelming
numbers OF armed soldiers at his COM
mand. His word was law and he had
the Roman legions at his call to en-
force his desires. What was the secret
OF his fear?
"But the Jews cried out. If thou let
this man go thou art no friend Of
Caesars"
That was the secret of It. Pont!us plate
had bad record. He could not stand
investigation. He dared not face the
accusations OF the Jews ut Caesar 3
throne.
'-Thus conscience doth make towards
of US all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
Municipal Operation.

Judge Lambert Tree, in his interview
printed In yesterdays Tlmes-Dispatch on
the recent municipal election IN Chicago,
says that there was great doubt as to
the validity Of the Mueller certificates
to purchase the street railroad proper
ties. "13ut even If valid" said Judge
Tree, 1T Is a question whether It would
form an attractive, and, therefore, very
marketable investment because It has no
general liability Of the city to back It.,
and must rest entirely upon the special
security of the street car properties. :
If the city Of Richmond should try to
finance the gas works on the same
basis, there would be the same difficulty
in floating the certificates.
Chicago city could raise the money, and
so could Richmond. on city bonds, be-
cause the credit Of these cities is Al. But
bonds which were dependent upon the
net revenues Of the property for their
interest could not he floated. Money
lenders have little confidence in municipal
operation on the American plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
Nothing In lie is more remarkable
than the unnecessary anxiety which
we endure, and generally occasion
ourselves. .-D'erac''.
Democracy's Fight Against Radi
Gals

That Mr.. Bryan should be seriously dis
cusscd in Washington as the next Demo
cratic candidate for President, indicates
clearly how far the fear Of Mr.. Hearst
radicalism has spread. In tho history OF
our country no man has been elected
President after being twice defeated.
Precedent at least-and the loss Of pres
tige that follows repeated failure, would
4 therefore be against Mr.. Bryan ) IN the
next convention. The wild animals or inc
forest also nre without precedent when Tor
the first time they flee before forest i're'
but neither lack OF precedent or experience
i prevents tho dry land animals from
\ swimming like amphblans. Past ex-
perlcnce therefore is not always finally
decisive; and the conflagrnton that MI
Hearst is trying to start, will make
strange political partnership, If his plans
are not nipped early.
For two generations the Republican
party has been piling up intlammabie
finder. and now It will not do for that
party to sn,ugly cry out against the rasl,
or wicked passer-by who drops lighted
match.
Special legislation, tariff for the protec-
ton OF favorded industries, subsidized
senator's fraudulent pensions and oil the
porderous machinery which has been
grinding up the many for the benefit OF
the few, Is the handiwork of the Repub-
B lican party. 1t has sown pnternai'sm
and It will reap prodigals.
Mr.. Hearsts programme Is disquieting,
a hut it is the Inevitable result lof class
4 legislation. If the rich, under guise or
II law, may Cypress the poor, argue Hearst
and his crew. why may not the poor plum
der the rich by the same means? And
(, there Is no answer except that made by
The old-time Democrats. that tho function
Isl Of government Is to interfere as little as
possible with individual activities. TO
state this principle is like barking back
to forgotten political past. but
even SO, Mr. Bryan comes nearer prac-
ticing and holding this cardinal doctrine
8 than the dominant Republicans Of the
Roosevelt following.
The Times Dispatch said some weeks
ago that the present trend OF tho Demo-
3 cratic party, was obviously for q con-
a seryatiye man to meet the growing radi-
Il calism OF the Hearst school. Mr.. Bryan
has never been known as a conservative,
{ but in contest with Hearst he would
certainly appear SO by comparison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
The Real Negro Problem,

The negro reformntory In IIenrlco
county is full to overlooking; yet there
arc several negro boys In the Richmond
Hail. and day after day such youthful
offenders arc captured rcd-handed and
taken before Justice Crutchhed. %! hate
to put them In JAIL" said Justice John
the other day. when several little negro
thieves were arraigned IN his court,
"These little negroes are thieves and
they are menfssS TO society, hut what to
do with them is question that is worry
Ing me, II sentence them to the reform
atory, they viii remain in jail a year
or more before they can be received at
that institution. Something ought TO
be done"
For the protection OF society something
must be done. The negro problem
is Just here. Many little negroes are
growing up wild, as little beasts. and Il
they continue in this way by and by they
will be big beasts, and AS such VIII be
public menace. In days of old the
httie negroes were well trained. They
we're taught TO be obedient to be honest
10 ba truthful, TO be polite, and they
T we're taught 10 work. In that school there
4 was excellent moral md mammal training
Under The humane slavery Of the South
the negroes we're well educated, and
they gave no trouble. II all the negro
children Of this generation copld receiys