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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
Stialc6en in Gcntmfn.

sac on 9p., "a. Sftober.
@iainm Mlc5utoib iii 6elte ons
2tt6ol, no CT geitern in cinem Sample
nit Moies GnuOia i6Iucr perlrlrnOet
prroe. bicr1cr gebrnd)t muroen. Gon-
bin nuroe DOu 9lo6t. Wc3ntoib. 8il.
lion's gruoer, artootct. gSilliom
uno 9io6rrt batter lid nnrb Ser Wob.
ming Gnt0ia's, lueIder nit ibrer
perltorbcnen Sdrueiter perbeirnthet
grlueict mar, bsgeben, nm cine bon
ser 5c0!en binterlaiiene. fleine God
ter lpegjllnebmen. Gan0ia mclltC
Jtidts onuon piiien. lmo es fam sim
Sample. Sdntiel Dte Sntoib, eir
oritter 9rlloer, beiinoet iid) ais Diit
ituloiger al Der Iootung GauOil's s
in Sait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
,,Miuncluta's" 1sru6efnbrt.

u 0 4 ., W'e. "a. Gftobcr. =
0os ncue ShIadticbtii crlter alaiic
,Winneiot1" mad)te bcrte cine Erobc.
fnbrt iibcr oen bieiigcn He9ierrngS.
&lrS ilno cr5iclte cine oirhi6nitt.
lihe Shnclligfeit pon 1897 ¬en,
lp1brcnO ser Gontraft nur i8 anoten
be0ingt. Ndbreno elmer Strede Der
8obrt, aiti lpelcbcr oie Stronlung oas
Sbiii begiiuitigte, betrug Ole ,Sobr.
geidwinOigfcit iiber 70 anoten. Mor.
gen piro einc tpeitere. bier Stunoer
bouerroc Yrobeiabrt itattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
Suh cin Selridls Grbidaftspruscf.

q cm 9orf, 81. Sftober. -
Irot Serntan SelrihS pon bier
rcidtc bcute iu @eriht eincn Gin.
monO 0c1an oos Seitnment ibreS fiir5.
lid ucrltorbcncn @nttcn inn 8eridt
cin, Ser @impono lit aui Die 9Ingobc
bniirt, OoB Nr. Sernon Oclrid)s ni6t
cin @cuobncr Don Ncu.Nort, ionOern
BON GnIiiornicn mar, Ter grblaiier
pCrrNttc bctnnltIih Die Oioiic lei
ncS &crm0gen2 an feline @riiOer lnO
ShmcitCrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
@un @eiffnpprn crmoroct.

@eo guO, 1G., "a. Stto6er.
anton Diiblbadl, ein beutifer 3Sor.
iner aus MennltIt, Monroe Gountp
Sas., puroc bier Dor etlidan 1ooeh
olS or in gcring ungebeitcrtem 81.
itanoe bicr6er fam, bon eitrrn Wot
on1egriiirn idner ntibbanOeIt nm
nit Steinuiirlen perfolgt, als er at
einem @u0en aus Der Ortid)nft fubr
Ger Wlob beitlnO aus iungengenseIn
lpelhe iid Heibfappen nennen, bier
gerum lungern nno iid Elm gerenii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
General glnuult Wtopog's Icriur
QitltQ.

" a bingtoh 3. g., "a. Oft.
- 3uOcrIdiIigen Nahridten 8ufolgc
miro GrGIiOent Jiooirpelt sen @cnc-
raj Nmocsannolt @m. s.. Nooop
aus Wioiioduictts, melhcr am / So-
mor ouS Dem 9lnte iMeioet, ais 9tof-
folgcr OcS Gidters Scnrp .. gromn
gum MitgIie0 bes Oberbunoesgeri6ts
ernenncn. Die No6ri6t erregt eini-
gcs GrItonncn, neil MallohuicttS be-
rcitS ourh ocn 9lidter SpineS I'M
@lnoc@geridt rertreten lit. 6r.
WiooOu miro ieine neue Steue mobr.
idcinIidj crit nad 9truiobr ontretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
.>Raowap's
~ 29'iqe,,
neriHaffen
hnllfnt,tuteur Wcrnn1t,ttn
neriHaHet.
bollfommene Teroauung

9urb ibre anttbiii1ieu Gieenfdniten itimus
Iireu ile Die qebcr bel BET Ibfonoerung oer
Sale un6 oeren gbeitune Surdh bic Gallrn'
IaHdIe Siee 4iuen in 9oien bon 5iuei bts
bier Stiid iueroen rairb Die Gbdtieieit oer 2eber
reeuIiren uno ben 8utienten bon oiefern getoen
beireicn. Sin ooer 8ipei Der Rahiuab' 'iden giI'
len tdgIb bon Sencn ecnommen. bic an bilib'
fen 2cbmer6en unO 3rdebeit Der 9eber IeSen,
iucroen ons Gbem in Srbmne baIter iiro ee'
iltnoe SerodulIng er8iccu.
so bin 120 WleiIen BON Der nicbiten slpps
lbcie cntiernt iruo i'd pinihe. oah sic mir ein
Subello Sdudbien nit ShreuRileH fenoen. 80
babe JiDeumutisnlilS unS bin uenH Dsonate Idpq
III 0ot SpriHns aeueien Meine 9eber uno
mciue g,iercu tno auaearifen Sd finbe, bah
Sbrc Riuen mir beiier tbnn. ais aIe Weoi3in.
ole i'd idou gcnomfien babe. uno Die SetIune'
len aufnmmen aeroutmen Gbtunasooa
~. Sames,
Snraua SnIn puma Co. 9tri8oua-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25

gen barauS ma6en, 6rcm0c, noment.
lid ioldc, melhe lif eincn Ralrcb IN
sen biciiocn @irtbidInitcn boleu, 5u
iibcrfnllen. 0iilblbacb bintcrldBt cine
@itilpe nit fiinf Ginocrn. Cine So.
roncrS Sltrp CAB ocn 8obripru6
o6, 0ob er an Serlebingeu itorb, mel,
dc i6n pon 1tnbefanntCn %crlpucn
6eige6ra6t purocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
Gbrcnmitalieo Der y@ranb Mrmp."

Wu I ngto H. .. G., n. DIT.
YrGiiOent Jooiepelt mitroe beutc
ais @6reuntitglieo in Die .9liociote
Socictp Of Sarnunort6 Golt, @ranb
9lrmp Of tie Gepublic," ans Wotnt
Sermon, Ny. oltlgcnonnlcn. Die
Gcrcmonic 0iH8 im &abinets5inmer
Ocs @eiBen SaitIeS BON Itotten luto
mlrOe pom General Sorace Yorter
qcIeitct. Ger FrGiibent bielt einc
fur5c 9lniprade bon patriotlldcnl
NhnrnflCr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
Gine ltnglafs,ede.
gbcrmals cine Grploiiun in Srr@rnbc
Der cambria Steel Gu,"

Sieben WfGnner toot ltno 5pci Der
lett. - Gor bier Sobren fomen
in Dem n1lnlidjcn @crfe ia
WiGnncr onf cbnlicbc @eijc INNS
2cben. - 6roht0nmpicr Der,
brcnnt maf ocm Gong, 3slonO.
Smo in 6oIoc elmer Goaiion. -
grntolc grmoroumg ciueS ocut-
ihen SormcrS ourd @ciBfoppcn
IN ,Sllinois. 9tod) cine &cr6of.
tllng lpcgcn Scr Grmoroung Scr
SdJauipieIerin Margorct 2eSlie.
Sin ScIribS Gr6i6aftspro.
5eb.
SSobnstolun. Yo.. 81. Sftobcr.
Su bcr r&olIin0 tiIl-3cdc" Der
cambria Steel So" crCi0nctc lid
bcilte gIbcno cine GrpIoiiou, ourcb
meldc /cine gln5obl Nicnhen &C
tobtct o0er pcrlcBt puroc. IS befon,
ocn lid 5llr 3eit 20 9lrbcitcr IN Scr
3cde un0 bicielhen mdrcn pollc 0rci
Wtcilcn meit pom Ginflbri6ocht be
id)oftiGt. 9todlcblpn0cn crldnpCrt
Die GettlngSorbciten.
Sn elmer bonn @cihGitaiiibrcr Scr
cambria Steel 60" scr ,9liiocir-
ten Ereiic" acmadtcn oiii}icQcn
WiittbcillIng iibcr 0oS llngliid bciBt
cS:
YGur6 cine GrpIoiiou idIogcnncr
@ettcr in Der boiling Mia-@rube"
mltroen ip1t beilte 9tohnlittoQ licbcn
WGnncr getootet mo Nuci idmcr5.
bait icOob nidt t0OtliG pcrIctt
Sis Jest lit MIR Elm eir5iNcr Ger
Sootcn ioentifiSirt lpor0cn ndmli6
ein in oen Ser. Stootcn ocborcncr
@rubcnnrbeiter. 9inlnena 2ltber
Compton. a)itn gloubt. ooB 0ic
onoeren Gpfer idnlnttlih 9luSldnocr
lin0, mic alld) bie 5luei NerlcbtCn.
Nie Scbtcrcn iiuo om @cldbt, am
9iiidcn ilno 0cn 9lrlncn ldpcr per
bronnt Gie Grplolion ereignctc iih
IN Dem Stollcn 9tr. %, cine betr1dt-
lide Strede bon Der &lon0ifc-9lbs
tbcilitrg entfcrnt, mo Dor etud bier
Sobrcn ia 0ieniden oos 2cben
ucrlprcn. Gic gcnoue llriode ocs
bclttigcn llngIiids lit nidt befonnt,
jeoo6 glulbt man, bob Dos 9Ibicu-
crn eincs Sprengltoffs ooS Gas,
meldeS iif gciomn1elt bottr, 5unl
Grplooiren brodte. glQc oic oufac.
flnoenen WfGnner botten ibrc. 81
herbeitslnnpcn IN poqltGnoi9er
Sronlllg, poruuS bcrpor0cbt, oob
Der llnioIl Oilrfy feline 9toGlGiliofcit
IN oieicr &iniiht pcrrrlodt murbc.
Gie @rllbc iclblt erlitt fcincn
Shooen mo miro morgen pie &C..
pobnlif i'm Nctrieb iein."
sI6t5ebn !UtGnner iolen nod in Der
3ede cingeIfloiien iein obglcidJ ser
@eihGftsiiibrer Der ,Gom6ria Stecl
60" in icincn o6igen Wittbeilungen
9ti6ts onpon crpGbnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
euer eeisael

Nnrr Spienet
niro 9nb. fnlS gner tbrperIibss lnbebngen
ods nod nicht tbnt gar bnIe BON 9urent iblet
ten Wluie, Der ,Sulpe eiiier Minaefts ooer Seber
frnnibei, er3nblen. Sic tief uurdnberten. mat
ten etngcn. ote bIdulidben ODER fnrbloien 9ippen
iiiib bic puhseeibe GBefihisinrbe irigen Hiht
Aoiirit benz aBrper, Der nit aiffigeH Stoifen
iiberlooen 1T, ibnell Sit eiilir ebe cas- tlebel
nod ictlimnier uro ieinf peilnHa langipierser
ipiro Silfe fnoet sshr ober alff iehen San onrdb
arenSeit WletniIe. inilSern nnr 8iinujenitpiie
onrin. 25 Gents. SR afIen slpotsefen.
(Tiyo%d y&11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
NadJipiel smm Sartic Yru5ck.

Eitts burG Ea., "a. Sftober.
II Sm rininal.0eri6te Dor 9iid)ter
tSra3er bat Die Ero5eiiirung pon Glii.
foro Sooc, eines Negers, mif oie 9ln-
flage begonnen, I'M Sartje'ihen gbe-
iheiolngspro3eB cinen Dieneio I'M
Betreif ieiner 9c5iebungen 81 Srou
Sartie geldiporen at boben. Gin
glntrag Der Gertbeioigung nili gtie.
berif)lagitng Der anfloge lunroe Der.
morien. Sooe lpar Der antiber bon
sliigiiitus Sortie, INTO oni Sooe's
bei6iporene 9lusiaae bin iuuroe
Sartie, 5. 6. 0elibons unb Sooc
ielbit alti Die Nnfloge bes Gontplots,
um Den glten gtamen Der 8rou
Sorije 81 riliiliren, perboiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
>(aolua9's
~ Yillcn

Souitinoig obne tSeffmad. elegant i5er5os
gcn, fibren db, reeliiren, reintaen, pafcben aus
uno itdrfcn. fabmap's Giuen fir bic Selluug
dCer St6runaen oes Wlugens, Der GcodriHe Der
Nicren. Der 9Iafc bon Observation-Disclosures DC
uommenbeit Sbumdtbtet. s'erltupfuHacn ulfo
Sdmorrboioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
Gin ats Gleuelano fommenoer

- Gin ats GlepeIanD forilnenoer
3ug Der pGleoelano uno Bittsburg
gabn" entgleiite geitern Mlittas bei
gellepue, Ha., unpeit gittsburg uno
bier ooer iiilH 3usbehienitete erlitten
nebr ODER ipeniger beoenflid)e Ser
leeungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-25
Glemenreau's Ylane.

Sn Enris mndt man iidj nnf llcbcrs
raidJungcn gcfaft.
neutrality-suspicious., GeritnotlAung
bon Giienbnbnen, iumic eit 2lIfo-
Dol ino 8etroletm Monopol
olleu porgeldylogen per0en. -
@iniiibriing ser @olom1brung in
Spanicn cnlpfobleu. - @ngliibe
S8ciberrehtlcrinncn megen 9id.
bans i'm 2onooner GoIi5ri1cribt
eir1eItcdt. - Baron b. Nebrena
tbol miro @ollthonsti's Nn6foI.
ger. Gin neuer 0ltrcid)ii6.
lIll9nriifer ariegSnliniIter.
Grirenlihe 9eiierlng I'M 3u-
ltanOe' ocS EopiteS.
Earis, 81. Oft. - 3aS &obinct
GIemenccult bat Die ,SornulIirtng lci.
neS Eroaronms begonner, lrnO 0oS'
lelbc miro, pie man glollbt ctlide
lleberraidungcn eiltbalten. Sn gut
unterribtctcn areiien gloubt man
8rlmo 5u Der Murobmc 5u bobcn.
OnB bie ElGnc ser 9eoerung niht
ulr Die gcllnlc &ollltredung oeS @c'
lcbcS sur Srennllna Der Stride bonn
Stontc nnlioiicn, ionocrn oud &or'
Ihld1c 5ur @tubliruHa bon slrbeitcri
Ecniioncn, Gcrltootlifung ctli6cr
9obncn I'M @cItcn itnb Siioen, ionic
Grcirltnq cineS 9Ilfobol uno Eetro'
letnl aNtonupolS
Ger 9ii0get @ntmuri rpie er pon
Der 8ii0gct Gonn1iliion infer Dem
GnbinCt Sorricn poracleqt plrOc
un0 mcl6cr bitter onQcgriiien luurOc,
nomcntIid bon Srn: Hoircurrc Dem
iriihcrcn Wtiniltcr ocS gllt3nGrtigen,
miro mo6ricbcinlih rcui0irt luer0en
Grep FMS berflogt cine Sci.
&oris, 81 Oftober. Wioior
2llireb 0repfls bot ons 9lott 02i6re
Eorole" ouf Sdaoeneriab pertlont,
mcil lid) ooiielbe neigertc, BON inn
peroifentIicbtc slngober, neldc nit
Der Gntihciolng bes aaliotionSgc'
ri6tes pom II. Suli I'M @ioeriprudlc
Itonoen, 5u lpioerruien. Ser Sail
miro in 5pei @ohen sur Serbonos
lung gelongcn.
6inon5 81 eformcninS 3 pa
MEN.
90 Brio, "a. Oft. - Gie in Der
geItrigen @roiinungsiibltng Der Gor.
tcS pcrleienen 9iioget 8orlhl11c
Der Hegierung inuolpiren ourhgrcit
fenoe Sinon5 Gefurmen, cinihlieB.
lid Der Giniilbrung Der 0olomob.
rung. Gic 9lGtter nladten bic IN
bcr gegcmudrtigen Siblng 81 erlcoi'
gcnocn glr6eiten, nonlentlib Die an'
nobmc oeS ncuen &ercinigungs @e'
icbes ino Die gIuibebung Der Sctrpi'
9lbgobcn, ols Die iuihtiglten &egiS'
lotipgeld)Gfte ieit Sobren.
Scllte fanoeu ein grobcr Gmpioug
uno cin StootsOiner ST Gbren beS
@cburt$toge9 Der Gongin Gictorio
i'm Eololt itott. Wiorgcn miro So
nig gtlfouio Gin Getrct untcr5eid)nciL
melhcS OoS Ginbringen Ger Yereini,
glngS @eiebuorluge in ben GortcS
alltorilirt.
nSuffragetten" unter
SrieoenSbilrgi h IT.
Sunoon,2 2i. Sftober. 3ebn
R1oelSiiibrerinnen ltter ben ,Sliii.
rugcttcn," ME Die @eiberrehtlerin.
nen neuerOingS bier gendnnt Weroen.
lpcIde geitcrn genaltiomen Gintritt
IN 0aS llnterbolls 5u er5plngen 'pcra
iud)ten, eri6ienen beittc por oent 20.
lijcigeridbt irno wuroen olti iehs Dlo'
nate inter 5rieoensbiir9if)oit gelteIlt.
9llS lie Die Gntid)eioitng oes 8erihtS
pernobmen, idlugen lie ilno ibrc 5abl'
reid erid)iencnen @eiitnlit9sgenoi'
iinnen nod groberen )tnonlt, ais Be'
itern i'm llnterboltie lln6 ibr 8eldrei
mar aui neitem llmfreiie 5it perneb'
men. 9tls Der Hihtcr einIob. onB iie
cntidloiicn murrn, Die Nollen Don
The Jewish outlook., 1906-04-27

quite conspicuous in their vaudeville
stunt, entitled, "Absence makes the
heart grow fonder.'
Fred G. Anfenger acted as floor man.
ager and conducted the affair in his
usual perfect way. Among those pres
ent were:
Dr. and Mrs w. S. Friedman,
Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Robert Levy, DR..
and Mrs Kleiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
pold Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Fried
man, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Friedman, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Jarecki, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Will Oppenheim,
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Erdman,
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Schloss, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hyman,
Mr. and Mrs Sam Barets, Mr. and
Mrs NJ D. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Dreyfus, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mon
ash, Mr. and Mrs. JOS Sigmund, Mr..
and Mrs. Dr. Fell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Muller, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Summerfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Eppstein, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Marks Mr. and Mrs. Max Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Bruck, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leh-
man, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Levin, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Kraft; Misses Maybelle
Herman, Annie Herman, Florence Sill
verstein, Annie Blitz, Anna Steckel,
Bella Levin, Daisy Levin, Ruth Levy,
Tillie Morse, Ruth Baer; Messrs Aaron
Morse, Fred Anfenger, Jos. Jaffa, l..
II. Mayer, Adolph Mayer, Sam Mayer,
Charles Rafield, A. L. Block, 1sadore
Cohen, Milton Anfenger, George ia
recki. A. I. Blitz Jake Arkosh, Milton
Guldman, Sam Cohen, Harry Silver
stein. David Plessner, Ben Rosenberg.
Tom May.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-04-27
PROGRESS CLUB.

On Tuesday evening April 18th, the
members of Progress club enjoyed one
of the most elaborate functions ever
given by the organization, and closed up
the season Of 19O5-O6 with masked
ball that was attended by most Of the
members, one and all having splendid
amusement Prizes were given for the
best group and individual costumes
Mesdames Fell. Levy, Kleiner, Fried
man and Sigmrnd represented squaws,
wearing original Indian costumes and
were unanimously offered the first prize.
The Misses Ruth Levy, Bella Levin
Daisy Levin and Tile Morse, the four
original violet girls received the second
prize. There were many other unique
costumes; fourteen Of the young men
dressed in Old Dutch costumes, similar
to those worn at the kermess and 1T was
impossible to distinguish one from the
other, making confusion that is so de-
'sirable at affairs of this kind.
Messrs. Bennett and Silverstcin were
The Jewish outlook., 1906-04-27

day morning at the park, against the
Williamson EIatfner team.
The B'nai B 'rith building commit
tee at it's last regular meeting appointed
Mr.. Louis Schayer collector. Mr..
Schayer will call upon subscribers in
the course Of the next few days and the
building committee bespeaks for him
prompt response to his request for pay
ment Of subscriptions.
Denver Lodge No. III l. O. B. B.
held most enjoyable smoker at the
Adams hotel on Wednesday evening
April 25th. There were about 100 men,
bers present and a most entertaining
program was rendered by the members
which was as follows:
Cello solo, Mr.. J. Jacobs, accompanied
by D. Harlem.
Impersonations, M. Block.
Remarks, N Rothschild, president Of
Denver lodge.
Vocal selection, A. Rachofsky.
"reminiscences, DR.. j. Elsner.
Remarks, W. Jaffa, vice president OF
Albuquerque lodge.
Short talk on the new B mai B rith
building, NJ. NJ. Schayer.
The committee in charge Of the affair
was K. Rechnitz, NJ. Myers and G. A.
Svman. Senator Milton Anfenger was
toastmaster, and his witty and clever in
Productions of the various numbers were
heartily enjoyed by all. After the pro
gram an elegant repast was served, and
the adjournment took place at late
hour. During the evening quite a sum
was subscribed to the B mai 'rith fund,
being collected for the relief OF San
Francisco.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-04-27
Meeting of Council of Jewish
Women


The next monthly meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women will be held
Monday afternoon, April 3Oth, at 2 80
in the vestry rooms Of Temple Emanuel.
The program is as follows:
Lecture, Ezil<iel Dr. William S. Fried
man.
Discussion. Home Ceremonial
The music will be in charge of Mrs.
j. Wolf. The meeting is the annual
and last meeting Of the Council for this
season.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-04-27
Colorado Springs

Our co-religionists in this city have
nobly responded to the appeal for funds
for the San Francisco sufferers. The
B mai B 'rith lodge donated $4,000 and
the Ladies' Aid Society $25.OO.
The money was forwarded to the sec
retary of District No. 2, at Cincinatti.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-04-27

The Bnai B'rith here is a small lodge
having only ten members and the
amount raised is very creditable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05
CONGRESS May CHECK ALIENS.

The work of trying to check the
alien flood which is pouring in up
on American shores Will be resum
ed in the session of Congress
which convened on Monday. The
pending immigration bill was
passed by the Senate, but when it
reached the House that body
struck out all but the enacting
clause, turned down its own COM
mittee, left the head tax as it is,
eliminated the educational clause
and provided for the creation of
a practically useless commission.
The bill is now in the hands of
a conference committee and it re-
mains to be seen what will be
done with it. The object of the
Senate bill was to reduce immigra-
ton from southern Italy, Russia
and Austria Hungary. Something
should be done to stop the immi-
grafton flood from certain parts
of Europe. Too many of an I'M
desirable class are coming to this
country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

There would be no deficit in the
Postofice Department if a distinc-
ton in postage rates were made
between magazines and other
periodicals run for advertising
purposes. The newspapers are
paying enough, for they are the
great popular mediums of infor-
nation, but the other publications
are not. There are sources of
periodicals in this country that
are printed for no other purpose
than advertising profit.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

ITO hell with such a law"
cried Senator Tillman in Chicago.
But don't get excited, gentleman
of the East, Wendell Philips,
also speaking of the everlasting
negro, declared that the Constitu-
ton of the United States, the
organic law of the land, was "a
covenant with death and a league
with hell. "
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

Let those who think they have
eaten Lady Baltimore" cake
know that Charleston asserts that
there is no genuine Lady Balti,
more cake unless it is made in
Charleston and sold at the
Woman's Exchange. All others
are base limitations. Does Owen
Wister know this? Nashville
American.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

This from the Mt. Vernon
Monitor is the truth, every word
oft: The people of any commun-
lty who have pride and faith in
their section, and who understand
the Importance of cooperation,
generally get what they want,
whether it be schools, factories or
other enterprises.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05
To the Manager Born

Shakespeare wrote "natiye and
to the manner born" ITO the
manor born" is believed to be an
American innovation. There is
not single editor of Shakespeare
who admits that reading, but
there is wild belief in it, aoso-
lutely ungrounded.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

Mrs. Decker says the "Woman's
Page" of the daily newspaper
should becalled the 'Tdiot's Page"
That would certainly be a
misnomer, for it would afford no
comfort or entertainm ent for the
"'he" idiot, and there is some of
him. Houston Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE

Cut glass heaviest blanks, deepest cut and most
brilliant sheen; Hand Painted China, French German
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ParlOr and Suspension Lamps Leather Chairs, Couch.
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China Closets, Center Library and Dressing Tables
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

A Detroit minister says there
will be three women in heaven to
every man. If this be true, trans
lation will mean very little to
Boston people who are already
accustomed to this ratio.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

Secretary Wilson says in his re-
port of the Agricultural Depart
ment: of the hens of this year
had each laid a dozen eggs more
than they did, the increased value
of this production would have
possibly aggregated $50, 900"
At prevailing prices, Mr.. Secre-
tary, the increased value would
have been nearer 81 O0,OOO, 900.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

1t would pay American heiresses
who marry foreign noblemen if
they could simply buy the title
and omit the personal incumbrance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

Attorney Cooper has again
appealed the Rawlins case to the
Supreme court on technicality,
avering that the "records do not
show that the defendants were
present during the trials" At
tOrney Cooper is going to keep on
delaying the legal execution in
this, one of the most aggravated
cases ever known, until Judge
Lynch takes hand.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

Cookers assertion that Bourke
Cochran is the greatest rascal in
America may hold true so long as
Croker remains in Europe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05
AMeRlcUs. GA, DEG. S, 1906

San FranciscO's fiddler mayor
is apparently drawing the long
bow in explaining how it all hap
pened.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-05

California makes the wrecking
Of a train or an engine a felony
punishable by death or life i'm
prisonment, at option of the jury.
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