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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Cine Iniprade beS s. /.
Iers an Die Gefrlten bel Der iiin9it
p%oll5ogencn Gereioigung giebt per.
lfieoenen beliti6en 9ldttcrn Ternn.
lallllng 81 Commentator. Gas oerlt.
Idle Grport : Sod)blntt ,Sas Gdo"
C&erla1 Don s. $. Sdorer, Berlin
S@. 49, bringt bieie intereiiantc
Meoc in lciner ncllelten Illmmer SIT
Vegiln Der pielen politilben @iiaps
gum Nborlld. Oils ionlt nod GrmGb-
nenslpertbeS aus Dem reifen SnbaIt
oieles Slottes iei angefiibrt: Iu5
Gllgen &idter's 2eibcns5eit - Gin
conlerpatiper Ingriff gegen 9iilom's
ailslpartige Eolitif - 8om NuslpGr-
tigelt Nmtc - Nus Dem 2eben OeS
@ouperneurs b. Nllttfamer no.
renga geltellt - 3uriid aus China -
las Frogramm oeS neilen fran5oii.
lben &obinets = Gin oeutlder 3us
tlllllfS . Gln'oll III Gnglano Ole
Sootenieier bon Gourrieres : Golir-
rieres (@eoihD Giplomatiite
aunIt einIt ino lett Die gnglGn-
Der oIs Sitger in @laeciras ! $50
Der Sale flegt sludj cine Moroffo-
gfiairc Iie geniiibrinse, ocsEap
Ites nm Die &epublifen Siio. mo
@oroamerifa's - @eheral gsosi ollf
Der oeutid)en @eianotidait in Sofio
@olfsmirtbidait - Der 3opfab-
idneioer (8eoihD Die oeutide
aulturarbeit i'm ansInnoe Die
oeutlde Sdule in Antwerpen = Wi.
lit1rfrei = aolonialbeamte = Ser.
infifenc Snicln = SIN 5iidboipital-
Sdad - Sumoriitiides. Gos SIT
onitriele edo" cntbdlt II. a.: 9iir5e
Sanoels Nadribten Gin iiell-
ortiges 5oroerrobr 5im Sori5ontnl.
transport bon WofIenaiiterh Die
meme 0ors : anidiit !. aluppfamera-
Neiles Yeriabren sur Sinprdgnirung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Stuhtjihe 0crurouuuucu.


IS miro hermit befdlInt acniadt bah an
ben MiaOor mo Stuoiraib bon Baltimore bas
@3eilib 9elieal lperocn miro, iiir Die snrabine
Gr6ilnuna Der Nelt.Strnhe, fiininnorcibig Sirf;
llllo ilebct 3oll brett, an Der 9~iproieitc bon Sort,
slncnlie bis iltr Siioieite Der Clements itabe,
gimrt all Der njroIi1en Seite bon Sort slpenlle
In elmer @fttiernung bon 1Gt ESnB go Bod
meiili0 hon Der Ode, ole ourd Die areujiiila
hcingter Seiic Der .Surtsglheniie unb Der gSeits
iettc Der Sadion Strabe GebiIbct miro, linb bon
~ lpefiltb an befnater Seiie hon Sortsgtocnue
80 Sub 7 Boil. bnnu n6rplib inn rerltcn, gSiilfeI
y! Sort goenue 800 Sun nis 3ur siipieiie bon
bon GIement Sirabe &c Sub. borl fiibIih IN
eirler gcraoen 9inie 800 Sub bis 5lini 9linfl
Nes NeGimls. limo onB am &c, Sebrunr 1866
ein Tlar, pie eS aeietli6 o%oroeTHricbeh IT, I'm
SiIreau Der GnnlrHiiiire lir Observation-Disclosures
in Der etaSt Baltimore cilaereidi lporoen 1T,
f 3. 8. s%trugmcner,
ga GqniiublezS ebdiioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Catherine Gltiabcth Sdlminfc.

IS ftnrb am I. 9lpril 1906 in ibrer Iebtcn
@obnInG. gtr. 3t6, Siios4Sntterfons@su glue
Srail Sat1erine G%liiaSet1 sdmimte I'M @!ier
sSittpc oe5 peritorbenen 2SiIbelm Sbminfe.
Sic Beeroipung iinoet Siemitag. %gia6miitugs
4 llbr. bonn Srauerbnuie aus .aui Der .Nnliis
More Cemetery" pripatim itntt.
%(9iorfoll. &irGiIlia mo Gbicago 3eitingen
m0qelt g~cfdLligii eopireu) -(92-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

bon @ol5 - Gle SuIgpilmpe in Ser
Melntelterei - ltnlautere Manipu.
lationen I'M Grportbonoel @ar-
ming - Gbofolooen HralincS nit
Sitoriillulg - Gierteigmaaren -
0os Heibspatentamt - Gerfebrsalt.
ltaIten - 9riefne1iel ser Geonftion
- Siteratur -Aua Sanoel, @euer.
be, Snoultrie, Gerfebr - Marftnoti-
zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Guiulano's tiirfildjc YGber.
Ganitablc. 0ebdubc, EpItant sesen. etets pifea.
(Nualiit22-l
Siictta &urmann.

IS iturb am /. stpril 1905 aiiettd aprmanu,
aeliebie Satin bon Serbarb Nornlann. Die De
eroigliitg finoct W,ittiuptb, ben A. gpriL h9
ubr 9ioraens, BON 5rduerbduie, 0catbsStrabe
mo Gli3ubeibs9a1e, aus nab Der bi. Nreil8a
NirCbe itatt, no nm o llbr ciH 9cauieinsood1aIlt
fir ibr Seelen6eiI geleiet ipiro. SerfpaIloie
un0 5rcliubc iino Dcr5Iid eiugelaoen, %oerielben
het5lluobner. NeiieBlrlg aut Dem 6I. areujs
Nirdbufe, u. q. Go, Mo. (g3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
SucN Euuilc Wicmcucr.

So iiarb am 80. WidrS 1906 9uep 2pniIe Gic.
mcHer, 9eliebie Satin bon Is. u. =. Bic
meper, I'M n. Sabre ibrcS Gebeus. Sic Hes
~erotGnng iinoet SicnitGg, Den 3. gpril, > llbr
9iadnliilGgs, bon ibrer letteu ISobnilIg, gtr.
ra0 Der penti6en cDGnoriii6cn Ct. DARIUS
Sir6c an ode bon @r0nolpGD linb Suirmounis
sluemic, no bic Grnuerieier ftaitiiubet. Ser
ioarloie mo SrelInoe itno n0tnngopou cinNelus
npu, (9t-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Wnrfiu Sdlnn,e.

IS fiarb am 81. Midr5 1906 Martin GdanSc,
II Sabre alt. @aite Der ocritorbenen Minrgdretbe
SbaII5e. &erpGuote lt1b Srcurloe Der camille
iillo adbiungsoou cingcluoell, Der Neeroiau1lg
AM EienitnH, 9ta1nlittugS 3 llDr, bon Der 2Gobs
nillg ieiner Iodter. 5rdu Subn 8iell, Bt Wiors
~rellzSarf an oer SSaibingtoHsJtoao, aus bel5us
mpbuen. (g2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Midlncl Spnlmcr.

GS itar6 AM 81. Nidr5 1906 Serr Midlacl
CONNER, ~aeIientcr Gaiie bon @liiabetb Cont
1ncr, i'm Filter bon 81 Sabren mo 30 Iagen.
Sic Beerbignna tinoet Sicnitaa, 9ia4mittaas
nm 2 ubr, pom lrGIcrbalte, Nj. I02. Glib
98ulfes Sirn6e, aus ilntt. geifebuuN aui benz
~ Mount NnrfieLE Mirhhpie. W1-3(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
(slprtI2, 4,G ia, GG,fs, 20 28, ii, 2I'So
@iiream Der etrabeuburaoruhs Gsmmiiia re.

Vqlftm c, IL. Wturj 1906.
Separate inb periiegelte Angebute, an ben
p8oaro of gtipnroS," Gare Of the SitD Negilter, "
mem Niireau i'm JtatbbauS bis Mittwcd,, ben 4.
gprtl 1906, entge9eil genorlnten fir Die Gipeli.
rliila, ben Soiienhau mo Die Yilaiierun9 init
Wtdcahart Der @ronnnsIoemte, bon Der Sars
foros9ioao bis III eineln eilua iini5ebnbunoert
u50O SUB 6ltIi0 a~elegenen Yunite.
Spe8iiifutinneH nno sllaebutSsS prmuInre ncrf
ben auf 9lppIifation in oieiem Niireau ~geIieicrt,
no Rldlle mo Frcfile einoefeben iuer6en i5ns
men.
9ie GontraitS e rgcblinaSs@cb5rbe GebiIt Iib
has 9iedt Dor, irAeno iueIde uno aue s~(ugebote
81 oerlperfer. Sin bealnubiaier 9bef In Der
3bbe oes in ben Gpe5iiifaiionen alacgcbeneu
NeirG1cs, Sablbar al ben WiuDur mo Giant.
rdib bon baltimore, nuj icoem sti9ebot beis
aeiitat lcin.
SIN Muiirage Der Neb6roe
Gu9enc 8. S~ioogers,
GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Sin SdDritt in Der rcdJtcn Gihtnmg.
epart % ErcScmt an alien trttlaiFgcn

ScDr1bniNcn.
Gin fd5ner Gnrg, entlpeoer init
f6par5em 1ut ooer ipeiBem ODER
ardIeit Yiiiih llcber5ug, Nncs CUR
SaresGinfab, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ginhalfaniiruna Der Geide,
Trnierilur, 6 4Saar SdnoituDe, y
SeifEnill hes &rnbes,
9eidenlpnaer nuo 3 feline aitfdlen.
Sfinlnm Gpuf. 2eidenbetditfr,
Turtbs i,nb @reeHmpunts 9lpe. geioe aelepbore
CSaulf, 6Wite) NJ HH .,-f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Sur Griuucruud

an i~uicren G~ciicbicn @nften uIh Eater
3eiurid Tanieglud,
mClhcr bcItc Dor feds Snbren. an 3. slpril
1900, geltnrbcn, abcr nibt pergeifen lit.
(03) Sic traucrnoc Satin uno Spdltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
So6n ". Scnfcl,
Er. 604, Gibbs strale,
III H:r Qrid,rubrIfnffrr

tucIdcr ole s~luftrdse itets 8ur 8uIriebenbeit
u%nsiibrt, Sic bon iDm bebanoclien 9eidei ibn'
men sSocten lang Iiegen, pbne bic eerinelteli
aruouirte @itballnmirerin, uno III ole gebaib'
lung bon grandchildren ocrcn Spe8iaIitdt.
(San10,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Co. A.
9iS 5umtd il eiii dl1iopa-
niidcn &riegc CAB eS III gan5 Gbina
MIR 5rpolf 3eitun9en, ole ole MIR ae-
ringe anilagcn battc,. SScbt bat iuit
icoc Grouin5 ibr pffi5ieleS 9latt.
Fefing bat orei SageSblGttcr uno
5iuei SaIbmonutSidriiten, 5ientiin
bat orei 3eitungcn, bon beren cine
cine Iuilage Don 10000 grcn1plorcn
bat, in Sbangboi crideincn t6 3ei-
tungcr. Sm SiiOen, in Soodop luno
Canton, gicbt cs iedS uno in Song
Song flint 3eitungen. Wanhe oieier
Tl0tter limo iina15iea bon Soponerlt
obb1ngig uno Scr Ginflub Der Sopn.
ncr mad)t iid), mic nlsEefing geid)rie.
ben miro, olld) bel Der 9opcottbcruc.
gllng 9elteno. lleberbullpt bat Die
hineiiihe Yrelie an ser frcmoenieiuo.
lid)cn VcDe9ung IN Gbina eilen rcd)t
9roBen Nntbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Quuoun Earf.

Der 9asstiadIidghe Srisobsi tn Baltimore.
3u ieber Seit erreibbar. Stint Gents Sabrs
GELD bon alien Siapi.beiIen. GtraBenbabn.
sSa9aons paffiren Den SauptcinGnr9 lIe bret
Wiinten. 8drircs @drteSininer fir GoIde,
bic ocn Sricbboi bel rnubem sSeiter befuhen.
DesriibniBpIdbe an icbr mibigen Hreifen,
.fdmmtIih inter lortndbrciber TfIeae.
8trenu: Nr. 81, Heit.s Saratoga. StraRe.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Sic Niirger oiirfen d)
mcbr olf Die StroBe ipuden, ober
ooS Strobenreiniglnqsomt ipudi
oui sic 9iirgcr. org. ST. 3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

xdNe sur Mriie tnts Mnslanb tetcyat (fa.
Natne, III. Alb, cf.yaitimpre.e trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Sest tt bic 3eit. % 40 benmSeu.
EubauoIa

t5htet ole slrten bon Snfeften In 9rctbbdufern
ober i'm Hreten. bertreibt Gdipaben. Miufe unb
Gle fIiigeIsQiufe unb Snfeften In SoISrabnien
rnb tbotet nue g8iirmcr nnb Maben mn ben
Sur5eIn bon Bdunten, pie aud bic tuoIiDe
Naumlaus.
spm. z. Gsrte,
RI. Pa, Nsrb.G alDerf.etTake,
tno 0aybeuuine, Halttxasres9smnfa. m.
(MQni2@. T&6 .tSi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
T%criammlnngs .Mnseigcm.
ScrmildJtc Mnsciacn.
Gid1ere &%apital.Qlnlace.

abeiibaber geiidt nit eiipas QupitaI, nm
eincfl @rautts'rlih rdbe Baltimore mo nabe
Der ~, & 9. 9ifenhnbn" AL betreiben. Gro
Der Heiitfrfy19 nnd,pcisbnr. 9,nn a~orcfftre:
y. 2; Ssr 332, @iteoit.Gitg. Ms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
0nrruinc.

Walerifdh - 9ariartia - Grtcblim.
@eftliG bon 9SaIbrnpf eili iinb cline babe
MeiIe. Benntt Die nit 9oipbatiau be5eifrtete
NORTH gpenue'Gar. 5rete :9utften sadinittags
am IermiHis. Rreife bon YeardbniBpIdben iebt
tpe5icl. 2ei6te Nebinounaen. 2eIepbun -
gatpn 1898. @arcan: Trcmfiin. unb 9pinoiur.
Nuabs. gerIangt gruifiire. (Wiai4, 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Ger fron5Diiihe W a.
rine e Winilter Sbomion crfl1rte in
Der &ammer bel Der 9erntbung 0cS
Warinc 9iiOgetS: @ir perlnngen
pom Sanoe, OaB eS ihmcre Spier
bringt, ober oieie Spfer iino uner-
lablid), I'm I'M lere nationalen 8ertbei.
oigungsfriftc 5u itartcn. @ir mol
len bcn Srieoen. Gas bette Wittel,
i'm 81 liderE liegt bette nod unb
miro INNER III Der &orbrreitung 5llnl
&ricge lle9en. lnSm nllen Sdnoern
miro Der elbe Cert inaA berielben
@ciic geiunscn. Il Ellie moGen ben
6ricoen mo allie riiiten iiir oeg &rieg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Baltimore GcmctcrD.

Yhrean: Tranntu.slog, Baltimore. u. Nprttir.
ye9rubnibpl1Be 5lnl Yerfaif-oun SIS an,
nit Wiarnlorpfoften nbge9relat, S35 YIat
fiir bier 8rSber. (Suni1O,f0 :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

VcitdtiGt:
e.. Gla1 5imanns,
Frdliocnt Der GontrnftsS Sergeburq3-gebdroe,
tWidr523, "a, &c, 27, 2S,2 30, 30,31 ,glpril2.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

&u elmer Scr nm Iung
Ser 3cd)enbeitber 5u Giicn an Ocr0illbr
mlrOe eineSpenoe bon 100000 Wnrf
fiir bic 9illterbliebenen ser Opier III
Den Wilen bon Gourrieres 6cuilligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Sn FariS it Scr 63 d y.
rl9e 8ultap Idermonll aus oerfbein-
probing in elmer Iud)tnmmcr Der
Hue SorelmeS an GntfrGituug gcitor-
ben. Der SonoerlillQ Der Niemons
ben nm lid olIoete, gob iiir ~leine9tab-
rltltg tdglid) MIR 30 GctineS Ged)5
Genta) aus mo mar babel 9elibcr
bon fitnf 3insbduieru III Foris nno
llmgegeno.
Ser &nn it gemcrbe,~ Ser
Gin ~Ffal5gonI IN Monnbcim bot Die
propaganda fiir Die Grribtung zines
Seine = 0enfmals in Wonnbeim in
Die Sano genontmen. % Oie @e,
bnrtsltaot Seine's sic GrriAtung eli,
mes Seine : Oentmol5 obgelebnt bat,
10 Iiiblt lid Die SallptItnOt Ser Sur.
pfol5, Die &unititaot Mannbeim, be-
rltlcll, Dem groBen Sobn Der flrpial-
5iId)en Saroe Elm Ienfmnl ST. icbep.
Sn pielen englii d en- g o.
natorien erbolten oie Entientcn po-
pierne Sol6entii6er, sic nod) Ser Be
nllbung p%crbrannt lper0en. Gle bili.
geren Eapiertiid)er wcrOeu IN eng
lonO iabri5irt uno foIten $3.50 pro
Smlieno, Die %feineren fommeu olls
Sopon uno foiten ons Souieno $3.50.
Die englii6en s(er5tc iino iiir al9c,
meme Giniiibrung papierncr Soi6en-
tild)er nnltatt iolder aus 8epeben
mo 5lpar aus ianitdren 8rilnoen.
Ole Mftien Scr @ruber IL
@eIenihoiten bon Gourrieres iilto in
6olge Der &ataltropbe fnit oui sic
Solite 5ltrild gegangen. ginestbeils
bat Die @elelid)aft eincn &erlult, Ser
iebt nod nibt 81 bered)nen lit, llno
Damn miro ibr bilrd) oie Genlionen,
Die lie an Wittipen unb @ailen 5u
5ablen bat, cine iGbrIihe Salt bon
eilpn elmer Willion SrancS erwadien.
0o5u fomrnt nod, oab Ourd ben Nus
itono bon mebr ais $4,000 Sergarbeis
tern in HorOiranfreid aild) Sen iibri.
gen @rubcn ldiperer Sd)ooen 5uge.
iiigt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Gle MitgIieoer beS .Gbi-
co1o WomcuS Club" ipollen ibren
aon5en @influb ouibictcn, Dab oie
NlOernten, iuclde fir Die Sodliceni
geItimmt boben, mieocrgeluGblt mer-
oen. Sic baben iulacnbe &eiolution
on9erommcn: .9cidlpiierL oob Der
nGbicago @omenS Club" lid sii
8uniten Der @ieoermobl Der Mlocri
men erflGrt, lpelfe fir Die $1,000.
9icen5 Itimmten, mo bab iGmmtlidc
Wit9lieocr uufgeforoert mcrben,
ibrcn aon5cn perionliden GinfluB
baiiir finSilieber, inbcm lie ieoen
Stimn1gebcr ournn crinnern, Dab es
ieine Eilidt iei, fir bic MGnner 81
ltin!men ocnen bic orgoniiirtcn Spi.
rituolcnb1nolcr oesbalb ieinolid) &C.
geniibcrltcben, neil lie fir Soblicenj
eintraten." Angelid)ts Der genial.
tigen Concentration BON letter
@od)e miro cS Den pornebmcn Ia
meit - benn ole biloen ole Clubs
idmer meroen, lire Heiolution ourd)
.Suiiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Iu ben q em-Oorfer $ o Of.
Giefz u1O StroBenbobnen murocn I'M
Sabre 1905 5uIonlmen LII, l5l ,69S
%3ablenOc Eerloncn bei0roert, gegen
1904 cine 3unobmc bon rlulO 93l2
WiQioncn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
AGENTS TO HELP PAY LOSSES
Fire Insurance Men Will Stand Reduction
to Meet Frisco Demands.
COMMISSIONS WILL BE HEAVILY CUT
Plan Adopted In six cities of Middle
West and May he Extended
10 Others, Including
Omaha.

Omaha fire insurance agents and brokers
may be called on to stand a material re-
duction in their commissions as one means
of enabling their companies TO meet the
heavy losses of the San Francisco dis
aster
This method has been put into vogue In
what are known as the big six cities
included in the Western Union territory,
Chicago, St. Louis. Cleveland, Cincinnati
Louisville, Minneapolis and Milwaukee,
and may be extended to cities OF the next
class in the middle west II is not certain,
however, that such "A step will be taken.
A reduction of from 10 to % per cent in
commissions has been agreed to by the
Chicago governing commission, and. IL is
understood, meets approval In all the six
cities mentioned. Should IL be found en-
pedient TO extend this method to other
cities. the reduction, IL is said, would be
about the same.
This Is but one of the many methods of
cutting expenses In order to pay on the
enormous San Francisco losses without
imposing too great burdens on the pres
ent policy holders whose risks are found
to be I'm the preferred class. It has been
adopted in the big six cities as against
the New York proposition OF imposing a
Nat increase Of something like 25 per cent
in the rates for new business. This plan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
second Branch VIII he BuIIt on Lake
street Between Twsnty-secOnd
and Tventy-FOurth.


a third exchange is to be established in
Omaha BY the Nebraska Telephone COM
pany. site has been bought on Lake
street between Twenty-second and Twenty
fourth streets, and a building will be
erected there similar in size and oonstruc-
ton to the one built last fan at Thirty
third and Harvey streets. on this basis
It will cost about $4,000.
The new exchange is made necessary
hY the immense growth in business. Only
a certain number OF telephones can be
operated from one switchboard, and the
limit has long since been reached at the
Douglas exchange. Last fall the Harvey
exchange was built to accommodate the
growing business of the west part OF
the city and relieve the congestion at the
main plant Now both exchanges are
found inadequate TO the demands and a
new building must be erected TO care for
the business OF the northern portion of
the city.
The plans for the building are now being
drafted by a local architect and it Is
proposed to begin work on the structure
as soon as the plans can be completed and
the contract let.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
MAN OF THE COMMON PEOPLE
Edward ROsewater Commended by
Judge Anderson as Typical
senator for Nebraska.

Il want to add my endorsement to the
candidacy Of Edward Rosewater for United
States senator from Nebraska" said United
States Commissioners Gustave Anderson.
Friday morning. MI Rosewater is the
best equipped man mentally and by expert
enoe in the state for that exalted ONCE. l
have known him for a great many years
and while l may have differed with some OF
his policies at times, l have always classed
him as my friend. and one Of the foremost
men in the west He is one OF the stauneh-
est friends OF Nebraska, and has always
been battling on the side Of the people.
He is not afraid OF the corporations, and
has accomplished more In ksepinG them
in check than any other man In the state.
lie u known all over the country as a fear.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

was intended that the state should derive
from the policy holders OF America $1,000,
600 annually, which the companies are
compelled to pay in one form. or another
This Is a tax on a tax, and cannot be
justified upon any principle OF morals or
economics. Statistics furnished to the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor show
that twenty-eight states in the year 1902
received from the insurance companies. ex-
elusive of taxes, over S,0O0000 more than
they expended in the supervision of those
companies The figures show that the
actual cost to the states of such super
vision al they have furnished Is but about
10 per cent OF what they charged and col
lected for 1t, The truth Is that the state
insurance departments are sinecures; they
are mere collection agencies; they oher the
most seductive opportunities for fraud and
graft that exist in this country
He declared the majority OF insurance
commissioners of the several state in the
last ten years have been either dishonest
Or incompetent. AS honest and competent
ofncials he pointed to Hart of Indiana,
Vorys Of Ohio, Fricke and Host OF Wis
consin. O'Brien OF Minnesota, Folk of
Tennessee and a few others. These, he
said were i'm sharp contrast to those OF
the other class, Of whom he named the
commissioner of Pennsylvania as an ex-
ample OF dishonesty and of New York for
incompetency.
He cites statement made by Prof.
Vance that one insurance company, per-
fectly solvent. had TO pay s5S0,0oO to insur-
ance departments for state supervision.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
CAPTAIN PALMER AND A THIEF
Comedy In Three Acts OF dow
OmRha'H Postmaster Heads
on q Burglar.

Postmaster Palmer got a touch of high
life on the border the other night and
he has since been longing to look into
the face of a certain messenger boy.
The said messenger boy had occasion to
call at the Palmer residence at 1908 South
Thirty second avenue, a night OF two ago,
and he found no one up to receive a
bundle he was to deliver he simply rung
the door bell and left the bundle. But the
echo of the door bell had scarcely died
away than the genial postmaster was on
the front porch looking for the person
who had rung the bell. The bundle escaped
his eyes and he was certain the visitor
had sinister designs.
Now it CHANGED that the captain had
omitted to don any outer garment save
bath robe. 1t also CHANGED that he al
lowed the big front door to close between
him and the interior of his comfortable
home, leaving him stranded on deck with
out key or other means OF entrance.
Mr.. Palmer is a thoughtful husband and
ndulgent father. He neither wanted to
awaken his wife nor any Of the children,
all OF whom are adults. without taking 70
himself any vain boasts OF superiority as
an athlete. he conceived the idea OF climb
ing the porch and entering his bed room
from the Top tneFeOl. he ndd skinned up
and skinned Is used advisedly-about half
way one OF the pillars of the porch, when,
10, Mrs. Palmer, not knowing OF her hus-
bands predicament. was aroused. She i'm
mediately jumped TO the conclusion that a
burglar was trying to break into the house
and raised the alarm. She started down
stairs, expecting to find the captain. He
heard her go down and started back down
the post himself. She opened the door
looked out and heard her descending hus-
band call. She then hastily went back
up TO let him in at the window. BY this
time the captain had struck earth once
more and was standing at the front door
waiting TO be admitted. But there wal
none TO let him I'm, and he began TO sing
softly. for fear of waking the neighbors.
There's a stranger at the door,
Let him in, let him in;
lie has been there oft before
Mrs. Palmer. dumb with fright and per
plexity, managed once more to go TO the
front door and finally the captain got back
on the inside
He says he has more sympathy thar
ever for the San Francisco sufferers who
are obliged to spend all OF their time out
OF doors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
CHIEF WILKIE THANKS BEE
Head of secret service bureau Crate
full for Exposing Discoveries
of Bogus Money.

Chief John +. Wlkie of the United
States secret service bureau arrived in
Omaha Friday morning on a brief visit
on his return from Denver.
MY visit here has no significance" said
Chief wilkie Il try TO visit the various
departments once a year or oftener, just
to see how the boys are getting along. 1
like the way The Bee handles the notiica-
tons OF the appearances Of counterfeits and
am grateful for It. II gives the public
knowledge of the dangerous counterfeits
afioat and puts Il on guard against them
In reference to the raised 81 note. just dis
covered here, we regard them as particu-
larry dangerous. as the effort seems 10 be
20 pass them by candle light. when detec-
ton is not so likely TO be made Just keep
on impressing the public with the fact that
the S silver certificate always has the
Indian head on its face The spread eagle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
READY TO PAY UNION MEN
Contractors Say They Are willing to
Give FOrty-Five Cents to Car
penters in Organization.

The carpenter contractors held a meeting
Thursday night TO talk over the walkout.
They declared they were ready to pay all
union men 45 cents an hour who were
worth that much, but they did not pro-
pose to pay such wages to men of only a
year or two OF experience.
Secretary Grigg Of the Omaha Builders
exchange says twelve Of the striking car
penters have gone back to work. He says
they are men in the employ OF John
Harte, Newman & Johnson and several of
the smaller contractors
Two large jobs affected are those of the
Wright-Wilhelmy building which the Capt.
tol City Brick and Pipe company is erect
Ing on South Tenth street. and the Byrne-
Hammer warehouse, which is being built
at Ninth and Howard streets. The Can't
tol City company has written to Des
Moines for men.
The wslkout took place "Wednesday