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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
Die anOcrc Seitc.

Neribt cinea Gomite'S Der 9totionnI.
2Iliocintion pom 6obrifuntcn iibcr
Die 3uit0nOe in Ncn Gbicngo'cr
SbloCbtb0ucrn. - Gic 2cttcren
lih0 feline Ntllter 9(nitoltcn.
iou0crn einindc @ei6dit9plGee.
G btcoGD, ST., 10. <ni. - 0oS
GOnite Der gtationol gliiociutiou
bon tSubrifantcn, meI6c& cingcicBt
mrr0c, nm cine bconOcre llnterps
dung Der Shln6tb0uicr III 0cn bic.
iigcn Union @icbb0ien porjuHc6,
men bat icinen 9cribt fcrtiQNcitcdt
mo mirb 0iclen DER 9tationol Milo,
cintion morgcn urttcrbrcitcn. GS be.
ite6t ans $. ". San Gleupe bon st.
&ouiS, Dem Erdiiocnteu Der gtutio'
nal 9liociation; ToOio VI, Eorrp
aus indianapolis, Dem friibcrcnFrd.
li0Cntcn Ger Hotionul gIilociutiun,
unO elliott 0uronO bon Chicago,
Dem Gicc Er0iiocutcn Der gtotionnl.
2Illociation fir ,SIliuoa. 9IQe @c'
nonntcn lino proftiltc @cld)Glt9lell.
tc mo nit Den ollgcmcincn Ncoin.
NmAcn bon 6obritorbcit UcrtruIt.
,Su leinenl 9criht bcmcrtt 0oa SO,
mite, leine.ptitgIicocr bdttcn iih obnc
2ln0dbc ibrer beionocrcn 9Iblidt 81
Ocn ShluhtbouSbcitcrn bcaebcn II.
ooa G'rlubcn gcItcllt, bort cine ciAcnc
llntcrlllhung bprnebmcn 81 0iiricn.
IS ici ibncn BON ben Shludtbuu$i
@clibern geItottct uor0cn Ole AnIo.
Acu in0ipioucIl oocr 5ulummcn nit
oocr obne Siibrcr gon5 nod ibrct
cigcncn Wubl 5ll bctrctcn.
Sos @crf Der ,5nipcftion," iaNt
Der GOnlite 9cridt lit ni6t III
iprlngboiter @ciic Dor0cnonncn
porOcn, ionOern mar ipltcmilirt
iorNiGItig ncrtbciIt mo lit ihritt'
luciic bis 3um Gnoc ulragcilIbrt NOR
ocn Go5 Gomitc lit in Sol9c ieiner
llntcrIlhunG Der 2Iniidt gcluoroen
0oB Die III VetreiI Der tSroBld)ldhtc'
rcicn pcroiicntlidDtcn Ncridtc IN gro
Der Wciie cntlteut mur0cn lno oob
Der groBten ISnouitric 0cS Sdnot2
ArobeS llnre6t, iomie cin nidt pic'
Der gut 81 mohCnOcr ShaOen 5lGc.
iiigt luor0en lit 0uo Gomitc lit fcr.
ncr 5ur GrfcnntniB aelat9t Dob
uGbreno Euntte bon 1crlngcrer Ve.
oclttltng elmer &crbciierllng fd6ig
iino, Die oQgcmcineu 9eoin8ungcn
cinihlieBlih ionitdrcr &ortebrlngen
oaqemeine Ncinlihteit uno Oic 3u'
bcreitilng geiitnocr y4aorc, ais beilcr
bcfltnoen moroen iiuo, ais IN Den
0rr6idnittli6en 6oteItiiben o0cr
i0gor in ben aiihcn zines groBen
Erojentiotes uon FrlOohuobnungcn
mo erbe6lid bcicr ais Oie in ciucIu
itorfcn Fro3cntioe Der fleinercn
Oidrtte in StaOt uno &ano uorgefuli.
Oeucn 8erb0ltnilic.
Die ianitdren Gerbdlmiiie Der @r.
better jrr Sommcrsjeit luasen penn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
grpnn, nm, 6abcim.

2incollL )}c6, 1G. Suni. 49,
@iIliom s. @rDan jun, Iongte bier
gcitern BON ser Rciic Inn sic 8elt,
meIde er nit icncn eItern gena6t,
an. Nn6ocm cr cinch ofnOemii6en
alrS in cincr zdldc in Snoionu a6.
iolpirt, 6eabiiftjQt CT, in bic gunoes.
ilotte ein5utretcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
Bic rSOrmcn Der 9InrrOe.


3t alien 3citcn itno sic 1Sormen
Der NnrcOc uerihicoen qciucien. SSln
TItertbum mar rur ouS Gu ae.
broudltdl, mie iclbit 0ie Stmeifle.
Ictcn lnO &rlNiauugert. oie man ben
romJbcn @otiern 0or6rahte, nid,t
ilber OoS 0u binolt5Qiugcn. Giner
barboriifcn Belt bIicb eS uor6ebol.
ten it'd sur 0Iebrbeit 3lt ueriteiqen
uno ST iogcn: Cure 1ur6Ioudlt,
Cure NIoicitGt Cure @noocr etc"
Gie Gtlfiibrltn0 ser Webrbcit in Die
Nnre0c ut ntht aus uricrEm 8olfe
bcrporgegun8cn. iunocrn iic fam BON
oilbcn Gna Wir lpurNe Qcbraud,t,
mcnn ctncr IidJ ais @crtretcr elmer
AoBcn Corporation uniob, ipie ia
nod bctc Die 3eitltnqen yggir" Qe.
brouhcrL neil tic uon ser Ne6oftior
aus lbrcibcu. [Sll ben &an5leien Der
ronldlcn &uiicr luuroc ooS @ir 10
gcbrouht, ltl0 pilan5te iid tort bis
5lt Den 0clpidlclt Siirlten. @om @ir
tom mon oonu leidt auf Sbr, luie
ooa 9. ,SobrbrnOert lCbrt. rSn Wlit.
tcIoItcr iibrte ser 6rouenoienit Al
bclonOcrcr EcrCbrllng ner ,Srou, rs
fontnt por. OnB in @eoibten iener
3cit Ole 5rnll SIR geHonHt miro.
Nic SpradlCn mehieln MIN nit 3u
l1l0 Sbr; ctnigc bcbielten 0uS 0u
LANCER bel, un6cre, iuie ole niCoerltin.
oltc, bobcn 0oS Gll gon3 perIoren
lnO ncmcn icIbit bcn lebcn.. 8ott
Sbr Seine Sprohe obcr lit reid)er
on gInrC0en ais oic oeiltid)c. Bon
Gtl ldlritt lie ioiort ju Sbr, bonn su
Gr uto Sic, eu6lid 81 Sic. SSafod
(Srinml gIdtbte, Dab nus Sbr5en erlt
I'M ~, &obrbltnbcrt entitnnocn lei,
bot obcr icincn Srrt6um pGter ielbIt
bcrid)ti1t GuS Mciormotions5Cital.
ter NOR ltorf i'm lSbrSen Sutber
&brjt iCincu 8ater, icinc Niutter
un0 icincn .SCrrn Static" Sein
Sdn3hcn nu5t CT crit abcr ipdter,
ais er Wtogiitcr aeluoroen lit S6rst
or ibn Siir bob0eitetfta 9erionen
pur0cn bcreitS I'M 70. Sobttinoert
ncue Siiel lciirHoen: Cure D1nie.
itGt Cure Ginnoeu, gtrc @eisbeit"
II. /. lu Nus iold)cn 5iteIn cutitano
Damn ole 9lnreoe in Der orittcn Yer.
lon Gr, Sic. llu6 non Der Belt an
mur buS Gr5cn b0flicbcr ais ooSSbr.
sen, 9llcin aud oicie, eilt ltebermub
Der SoIi6teit aiS0riidcnoe 5orm
iunt be0eltcnO, nlS tie aud in Der.
tralltcn Srciien i'm geiu0bnli6Cn Sc.
belE inter Gclicbtcn IL. /. 10. ae.
brand)t nurhe, Widn tunnte olio bel
ocm Gr3cn nidt lteben bleiben uno
IicB nun onS Gr IN sic iibergeben.
Meiter fam uniere Sprahe nit)t ge.
ben, iie bat bumit Die 06iIi6teitSfor.
men erIdopit. Scit oem Is. SSubr.
blllpoert trcten nm IN ilnicrGr Spra.
dc bier 6orntcn Der Nnreoe olI; bic
oltcn taudcn nod bier unb oo uui,
o6cr bo3 Sic ninnt iiberbono. Gel.
lcrt bot IdDon Sic in ben Sobeln; on.
oere Gidtcr mCdJieln nit Sic lm0
>Sbr. gIl@ nber Gr uno Sic (fiir
,SroueD gort5 aus Der Sdriitipra.
die ibmonocr, mollte aud 9ticmano
mcbr oonlit gcnannt iein. 8ielStreit
uerllriodte oo@ Tn 5ipii6en Gltern
uno ain0crn. meldes onr6 Huui-
icou uno 9uleoop, iiberboupt nah
Der irnn50liiden Hrnollttion, bel un5
Gingong iinoct unb bnIo gebiaigt
uno balo per0on1mt iuoroen lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22

ralli 5uriid 5u fiibren lit, Dab cr lei
nen 9riei an @aoSmortb ncbr AT
Gas, mas Senator 9cperi0ge i'm
iibcr ole Bill mittbciIt, bolirt hottc
nIg ulf 9da, mas CT icIbIt beroualtlt
Dirt. Senator 0Cuerioc pltroc telc
pbonild pom ErdiioCnten auf 0icit
Sahe aufmcrflnm gemud)t nno be
fnno lid III GoIgc Oriien fcinealpe9;
in lebr olflcrdumtem @emiitba5lt
ltnnoc. Gr mtBtc pcri0nlid) sum
Spreher Cannon binQrbcn uno Ole
lem on@ @cltdnoniB oblcgen OaB er
IN lcIncr Dem Nrdiiocnten uor0clc0,
ten &ritit iib gcrirrt hobc, oob ocQ.
boIb Der 4}ibNrifi oco &rdliOcntcn
onf Ictnc, &cpcrioac'4 NchmuQ 3lt
ihrelben jet. Scbr QuGoig murnc
oaa POM Sprcber, Der Ourbou3 nit
gSooamortb lpmpotbiiirt, niht oufuc,
nommen.
@cltrrn Nbcn0 bcgOnnrn HcprGicu.
tant Iooma Don Niaroniin, mclhcr
Dem 9lderbau Gonlitc onuCb6rt Sp,
licltor O}cGabc pom gldcrbou Ic.
partcment lnl0 9tihtrr Conan BON
lcrua, Der Nmuult ser Gtcb;ihtcr.
Ncrclnl9luta, nit Dem Mo09uortb
Subltttrt ais @rmolugr, cine neuc
9iIl alla5uarbCItCn uelfe Den 9In.
iorbcrltngcn 0c@ Er4ii0cntcu rnt,
iprift. Gieic Nill miro 0rci mcicnt.
lt6e NblpctCbungCn bon Ger No0as
NORTH 9ill ouflpciicn: critcna Ourcb
Die VeItlnnulng, ouB bel Der 9Inhci.
tltng Der GtiQucttcn uuf 6lciih Con,
leruen Elm Snlpcttor AcacmpdrtiQ icin
mllB; fcrner, 0uB }mur Die Soften Der
Snlpcftion BON Der NcQierlrna gctro.
gen meroen lollcn, 0nB obcr Der 9lf
fcrball Sctrctdr cundhtigt mcrocn
loll, pon ben Sblod)tbouabclibcrn ci,
ne SClltcuCr 5l CrbCbCn, mcnn Ger
pom GonQrcb nu9Qclporicnc @ctroQ
nldt binrcihcn l0ltc; 0rittCna miro
Die @Criht2 9iCoiiiou uu9gcmcrjt
DCr0cn 9fCpr0ientunt N0onta bat
Spur Den Mooauortb @eriht I'M.
tcr6cihnCt lit ubcr bcrcit, 0icic g(mCns
dement's I'M &oltic 81 bcontroQen.
mcnn Die &il in nGdbitCr MoCbc olli'a
Sdpct tOmmt @Cbcn lie bort nldlt
orrh, 10 mcrOcn lie Der Gonicrcn8 IN.
tcrbrcitct mCr0cn 6inOcn lie Iib
nicbt IN ser 9ill, nuhOcnt 0iciCl6t
cnOgiiltig ouf @rlmD cincaGonicrcnjs
@cricbte9 beioc S0uier poIiirt bat 10
miro DER Fr1iiocnt, mic pcriihcrt
miro, Ooa 9an3c 9Iderbou @iiO0ct
pcitrcn
Superintendent @aOamou6 lit &c.
itcrn nuh 9tclu 9)orf obNereiit un0
miro Dor Gicnitoo ni6t 5uriif crs
murtct Gr lit IN b0hit crbittcrttr
Sttnn1lng ubgcidbrcn nnh0cnl CT
nit aroBcnE)tohorud conitotirt bottr,
boB Die 9ill III Der s5uiimQ mic lie
einbcrihtct morocn bonn Sanic poi.
iirt nrroCn miirOC. 9ua 0ult gcitcrn
9tnd)ntittog nld iiir lihcr, 5umoI Scr
Sgricf OcS ErGliOcntcn an Mooslportb
Observation-Disclosures berporQcrllicn
botte. 2Ibcr bis licnitoQ iino nod
5luci Gage, lmO 0n mag iih Oic 81.
tIotion nod 0nocrn, 10 Dob Dos 81.
trcn elmer epentllcIcn 9ctirlnQ 0e3
9iiogcta luto elmer 0ornla rciuItircus
ocn Grtrn Sciiion oc5 Gougrciic@
gIcid nudb &ertogung pcrmicocn
mirS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
geaislatnr.@uOOIc uOn Nlaiindlnictts.

VI it o H. Niaii, 16. &uui. - 0as
HcQcln-Gomitc Oe2 9}cpr1icntontcn-
bnitics Der &cGiSIntur Oon Maiiah1.
iettS, mcldlca icit NPonatairiit sic lin.
terinhlna iibcr bic gc2cn Oie N(italic.
Der 0eo 0ullico rrbobene Ncidul0i-
auna Der 9lnnobur pon NcitchunNS,
gel0crn geiiibrt bat pcr0iicntlihtc
Acltern ieinen NCriht un0 crtl0rtc 00-
rim, ca hube fcinc Nclpciic iinOrn f0n.
ncn, Oob irNcuo elm 0litQIic0 Oc5
SouicS cine Vcltchunq ouAcnonmcn
babe. GuAegcn bat ea conitotirt. odB
6runt !. @etbro ans 9oiton, elm Der
treter 0cs ncuntcnSulioItcr Iiltritta.
nn0eren YIitglicOcrn @cI0 iiir 0cn
5Sall 0ugcbotcn but 0aB lie NcAcn Die
ioAenanntc 2lntibudet1bopF@iQ itimm-
ten, um0 ser ?lntrag oes 2Iuaicbuica
gebt oobin. ooB @ethro auagcihloi
len lmo OoB RcprGientunt Simon
Snig aus Iuunton cine 9iiiNc rrtbcilt
miro, neil cr wiOcripre6cnoe 2lnQu.
ben in @c5na mlf Ole @citchun0cn We.
maht bat. Der Ncridt ipridlt iid
tuoeInO geacn Qicicnigen aus, mcldc
NcGen Ole NiitajicOcr oeS 6oiriC9 obnc
llntcridicO acknowledgement NcidIcu
bert bobcn mo Damn uor Oen Gonitc
niht cri6icncu limo oocr eioIih crbdr.
tet babeu, lie icicn niht I'M @ciib bon
Nelpcien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
1fteItr Blutprr9tr6rit
9lnfrnbr in SiaEpitOf acitcrn Nadmit.
tag CrnCncrt.

@talp itot, 9}uBIouO, Is. SUM
- NSOlucit bis icbt crmittclt lit, mlIr.
ocn chuo 30 &uocn mG6rcno oeS &c.
| ltriNen 2luirllbr@ in hieii9cr StoOt &c.
t0Otct Nic S1oipitGIer iino NIT Ser
mlttOctcn lciiiQt, olcin e@ lit lmm6g.
lid, Oic 3ubl ser &crlcbtcn tclBuitel.
Icu Oo pielc oericlben III Eripotbmt.
fern pcrltcdt iino. 2luc iiioid)eu SG
oen al 0cn pier SallptitrdBen MURDER
acpliinoert uno oemolirt. OtilitGl
un0 |oli5ei buItcu icbt oic StroBer
6cicbt lmo Die @iirgcr oiirfen ibr(
NobumAcn niht pcrIoiicn. Cine 2lrt
bcmuiinctcr @oiirnitilitanO lit bis
5ur poIlitGnOigcn gSieOerbcriteIlunq
Der Nr0mnG Ctublirt morOcn
ErnCurrunQ oc$ OIorben 5
am N hntttug,
@ctcrH burA 10. Slni. -
9tud)rid]tcn aus Niolpitot pio @roo,
10 lmO W}inSt crQcbcn, bob Der 9Illf.
rltbr IN @iulDitof bcltc 9tnhmittog
mtf3 9tcuc ouabrob lulo nit nod
gr0Bcrcr @ltb tobtc ais gcItcrn. -
Seine oircftcn 9tod)rihtcu aus Bio.
lpitof iinO bier einQctroiicu, ga oic
oortiqCn IcIcgropbCn @iWemlr &c
ihIoiicn limo. Phi llnnuc0cn miro
criohrcn ooB OoS @cricn mcbrcrcr
@ombcn bcltc cine GrncucrlnQ ser
@irrcu ciulcitctc. NPobS 1obcn TCucr
oui oic EoIi5ciitotioncu, 0o@ Nfilit0r
erpiocrtc ooS 6cucr, mo mrbcr0cm
ion0 Gin bcitGuoiAer Nu&touih bon
Sdiilicn 5miiHcn lNlocu iIl 0clt oGu
fern lmb Sol0otcu uuf bcll StroBcn
ltntt W|it SmlppCln, Scnlcu lLilu.
bcruoliuctc goucrn, mcldc QcitCrn IN
Ole StoOt cingc0rltnGcn morcn be-
tbciliQtcn iid al ocm &onlpic.
&io Ntin@t miro 0cncl6ct 0oB 0iC
9cb6rbcn idon om IonncritoQ friib
@orullnN ilbcr 0Cn ornbcuocn 2lu9,
brud crboltcn rno elm Wotoillon ,Sn,
fantCriC, lolpic mcbrcrc Sduooroncn
SouoIlCric olS cincm CONNER lie
bnnASloNcr 3uriIdbCruicn bottclL oh
nc boB c3 ibncn gclong, Ocn Mob i'm
Sdad 81 bnltcn
w cutcriihc Eruppcn ant
Ciucm Gron&portOam.
pfCr.
Sort 2 oib, GN0ptcn Is. Sitni.
- Ger on Is. 9(priI nit Eruppcn
am @orO bon TInbiboitod nod GoCi.
ia obgcAouQcnc rltiiiic6c Tron&port.
0dnpiCr ,Gorcn" fon hCltc bier inn
Shlcpptot 0e@ britiidcn 0umpicrS
,Soio" on. Die rltiiiibcn Truppcn
ont @or0 OcS .Gorco" luuren eirer
oficncn WcltCrci nabe.
g hredliHe 2 ii6ne fiir Sic
Grmor6ung BON SO
6rouCn.
2on0on 10. Suni. - Cine o,-
0crc Icpcid)c ans 1on0cr an cine bic-
ii9c Ncllilfclt8 glgcntur ent6Glt
6olACnOc9:
r9(ohrihtcn ans Morofeicb 5ufoIac
Bat ser 6lidihuitcr Mcsfcpi, mclhcr
Scr Grmor0urg pon 36 5rouen iibcrs
iirbrt mar, ocrcu 2ci6en man inter
icincr @crtlt6ttc cingdihorrt iano,
ienc ShulO Qciibnt. 2lnltott acfrcu.
jigt 5u mcrocn, uie 3uerlt beo6iid)tiAt
mar, puroc cr IcbenOig eingemouert,
8or iciner Gumuucrung muroe cr
tGgIih ourdQcpcitibt. 81bren0 Die
Wfourcr an Der 2lrbcit maren, per
b0Dntc un0 ihmGbtc cine um iie bcr
pcrionmrItc Nolf9mcnge oen Wtaiicu
m0rOcr. 3mci Gage no6 ieiner Gin
murcrlmn h0rtc man i'm beitdn0G
ihrcicn, onciu pom Oritten 5ogc 1t
6lie6 Cr ihunm"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22

Gnt0efuuG. 0ihterliug
(5um onocrcn): aGu, = nun ba6elt
Ole 9ieOntteurc Gliitlib au6 ibre
9eruiStruntbeit." - nSa, ipieio pc
qSer5Ieioeno ueroen iie ale - BON
0enl uielen 9e0auerr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22

Gctcftip-Gopitdn Gonalhu nl6t
nuh einm .Gegenerirtyu" SEN man
im &crooht bot, bon ser GutijbrllnN
0c2 &nabcn ctpao pl Min 0icier
Ntonu pobntc friibr IN Guu Oorf.
ood icinc bieiige SSobmml lit lnbc.
tonnt Ger Goter he2 MuoJlu lit nod,
Der llcbcr5euGlng 0oB Ser Gutiiibrcr
oc2 &inOc9 ounit bcNUcdtc elm &6ic,
gcI0 }lt crprciien. Gr hot olc iolucn0c
VctunntnlOhrnA crIu''l: .}8cnn Die
Fcrlon obcr 8erionen Die mtm S{in0
geitohlcn buben mir loiolt NIitthci=
hung uuarbcn, bin ih bgryt NIT linen
8lucd2 gSicOcrgube bc9 Ninoc2 al
Icine troltloicn Gltcrn in llntcrhnn0z
lung 5u trctcn." Iic 4plRci bottc
Dem &otcr obAcrotbcu cine @clob.
ming oocr Elm Q0icQclo iiir oic 3u.
ritdbringlln0 0e$ &nnbcu an3ubicteu,
Ooh 0htb'9 5rou ijbcrrcOCtc i'm,
mcnn nIoglib, 0trett nit 0cn Minoc@-
rGllbcrn 3u lnterhunOc,u. Die rGtb.
iclboitc Gntfilbutna 0c2 @nabcn bat
Oic gan5c @iirgcrihoit ser Stoot in
9luircGllng periebt nm crimcrt an
NOa ipurloie &crihruin0cu or9 fIcincn
Gborlic MOB I'M Sabre 1871. noh Del.
len &crbIcib man eriolQio3 Oic 0an5e
Mclt 0urdlioriCbt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-22
Ser @acflunr in Ocm 5dJlud,tbSfcn.

Gbic0Ho &0. tG. Elmi.-Gcr
@catm0r bon 9oroOa 'ommt @cfolac
bobcu Der GinInouuQ Ser @roB,
ihI0htcr cutiprcdeno, 0cn Gbicogu'er
%icbboicn cmcn 9ciIh obQcitottet.
Ger uoiihc Shirt IicB Ocn Ncrrcn
ip0tcr ocn 2luaorld iciucr @ruunOc.
rlm1 iibcr Oic imponircnOcn &orri6.
tunAcn 3ur NbihIohhmQ ser lbicre
mo 9crcihmg Ser GlciihproOuftc
ilbcrmitteu Ter Shirt lit acitcrn
pon bier no6 Colorado Springs ub=
Ncrcilt bon no aus ole Ncilc na6 ocm
r9cIlomitonc NFnrf" gcbcn miro. Ger
@uctnor bcdbiicbtigt, inn fomucn0cn
SerbIt ciuigc Shlncnteu ans icincm
Heihc noh Den nmeritlniihcn lmi.
pcrlitdtcn yl icn0cn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-28

ground, but We have yet to see any oi
these labor eonspirators riding around
on free passes, wrecking banks, mis-
Using insurance funds, or debauehing
legislators.
The North Carolina decision is. com.
nended to the stuOfous consideration
Of that class Of people who labor
under the impression that it is. law.
full and proper for every class OF peo-
RE in the world to combine but the
members of labor unions. The latter
by this decision are put on the same
level, so far as privileges are con
cerned, with railroads. packing houses
steel manufacturing companies, etc.
ETC., and just so long as these con
Germs and are permitted to organize
to legally rob the public it is crafty
ing to know that labor unions will be
permitted to organize for the purpose
OF resisting the robbery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-28
WHEN is A STORE
SUFFICIENTLY ADVERTISED;

A merchant Of a western city recent
ly made trip to New York. Calling
upon a business friend he was asked
How does YOUR store really com.
pare with others in your line. in your
city? Are you setting are following
the pace?"
For reply the merchant took from
his handbag several late issues of his
leading home newspaper, and said
Look over these papers. l will marx
Tor you my advertisement and those
o. my competitors for three successive
days. Judging from these ads. what
Is your opinion of how my store
stands in the racer"
After some consideration. and the
use of a measuring tape. the friend
replied: On the showing here made
If 1t represents the general average
for longer period-yOur store stands
FIRST in your line in your city"
Yes; il is true that in that show
ing use eight inches more space than
my next cOmpetitOT-but is it safe 20
estimate a stores Importance upon
the space it occupies in its advertise
ments?"
Safe enough, replica the friend,
TO make it a general rule among
business men. Your newspaper adYer-
Using is an outlet for your enterprise;
and big enterprise requires a big out
let
Now, as a matter of fact" confess
ed The merchant my store is stir
second in volume of business done in
my line in our city But-twO years
ago it was fifth. At that time | con-
Guided that I would use AS MUCH.
SPACE in our leading newspaper as
my competitor used. although such a
campaign seemed to be beyond my
real resources. / was then doing less
than half as much business as the BIZ
gest store in the cfty-employing less
than half as many clerks, occupying
a building a third as large. At the !
end of the first year I found that II
haI had less worry over the big adj
Eertising bills than / had previously
had over the small ones-and that II
Vas fourth in the procession.
Then / concluded to use a littlel
MORE space in this newspaper than
he biggest store was using-and for:
he year past l have done that. The
result is that I am now a good secondi
4 the race-and a year from now thei
Dther man viii have changed places
With me.
The other man has professed to be-
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RIGHT in the Procession.
COLL AVERTEO WAR.
Kindness to Apache Child Prevented
Trouble with the Indians.

Kindness to Apache CEiId Prevented
Trouble with the Indians.
a doll once averted a war with red
skins. An American general was try
Ing TO put band OF Apaches back ON
their own territory. from which they
had persisted in breaking out. but
could not catch them without killing
them. and that lie did not wish to do.
lis men captured Il little Indian girl
and took her 10 the fort. She was
quiet all day. but her beady black eyes
w@icned everything. When night came.
however. she broke down. Just as any
white child would have done. The men
tried in vain TO comfort her. but finally
tue agent borrowed beautiful doll
from an officers wife, which had be-
longed to her little daughter. and prom
ised the Apache girl that she could
have it If her sobs ceased. She then
fell asleep.
When morning came the doll was
ciasped in her arms. Eventuallv the
little Apache girl. with her doll was
sent back to her people. When the
child reached the Indians with the doil
IN her chubby hands II made great
sensation among them, and the next
day the mother came with the child IN
the post. She was Hospitality received
and through her the tribe was persuad-
ed to move back to its own territorv
New York Herald.
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Deep Water at
Alalachicols and ST. Andrews.

The efforts Of the citizens Of Apa,
lechicola and St. Andrews to secure
deep water at their respective ports
should be rewsroed with success.
Each Of these ports will soon have
railroad connection with the outside
world and each is so located that its
maritime shipping interests must
naturally grow TO large proportions
when the railroad connection with the
interior is made.
Both St Andrews and Apalachicola
have safe and cOmmodiOus harbors
All that either requires to make an i'm
portant point OF export after the rail
roads arc built. is deep water over
their respective bars at the entrance
Of the harbors. This deep water they
should have and all OF West Florida
should get behind and aid the effort
70 secure ii.
Pensacola must always remain the
metropolis oil West Florida. She mus
continue 10 hold this position by viz
tue Of her present lead and her su-
perior natural advantages as a deep
wafer port.
But PensacOla's prosperity will de
pend in a large degree on She growth
and prosperity Of the other cities in
West Florida. They cannot grow and
prosper without helping the Deep
Water City. Their peopIe-the peo.t
ple Of West FlOrida-are the ones with
whom the business men Of Pensacola
do theif business-the ones from
whom they draw their trade. We
want more people, more development.
81 ali OF the cities and ports within
our trade territory. and the twol
which We have mentioned specifically
--ApalaehicOla and St. Andrews-are
disdnctively within Pensacola's trade
links.
The Journal viii be glad to ai0 the
clczens Of these two ports in securing
deeper water and general harbor inn
movement, and when their railroads
are built It hopes to see them devotion
into export cities second only in i'm
portsncs to Pensacola herself
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man nature and in criminal juries par
ucularly. IL is also just such thing
as these that give the northern press
ground for criticism of the treatment
Of the negro in the southern states.
The question now is: if one white
man can kin two other white men and
attempt to kill third and then 90 IN
hung, what kind of a crime would he
have to commit TO merit hanging; and
II one negro boy. charged with killing
another negro, can on circumstantial
evidence, be convicted OF murder in
the first degree, with no recommended
ton of mercy, how small a crime can
be commit and escape hanging?
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DAILY

The following figures show The Pen
sacOla Journals circulation for each
day during the month of December.
1905. with the average number OF
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Curious Inconsistency
Ct Jury Verdicts.

The average jury is a peculiar insti
tuttoa- Some months ago. a white
E0n, in broad daylight, walked into a
store in the center Of the business sec.
don of the city and deliberately sho,
and killed two other white men ana
wounded a third. He Did this in the
presence Of several eve witnesses.
He was tried by two different juries.
each Of which returned " verdict of
murder in the hrst degree, but with a
FecommendstiOn OF mercy which pre-
vented the Judge from imposing the
death penalty. The evidence was
clear and there was no denial OF the
fRct of the killing, but for some rea.
Hon the juries thought the red-hsnded
psrpetrator OF the crime was entitled
% mercy.
A few weeks ago a young negro was.
sFrested on the charge of having
killed a colored- companion and thrown
hir body into the river. There were
% witnesses TO the alleged crime and
al Of the evidence against the negro
boy was purely circUmstantial, but Itl
TIE last term of the circuit court a
white jury promptly returned a verl
dict Of guilty of murder in the first c.
gree, without any recommendation of
mercy, ana unless a new trial is sci
cured OF the judge or governor show
clemency. the negro viii be hung.
Il is just such Inconsistencies as
these that make men lose faith In hR-
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A safe OpeuiDI.

1t does not follow that a safe Omen.
ing is necessarily a secure sort Of bnvi.
ness, muttercd the burglar as he he-
gan his drilling, especially as one bs.
to do SO much blowing about lt.r-BaJ-
timore American.
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ircvc l would tire of paying big pills
for spaces bdto my experience is that
lit seens1easieTto pay a bil-of hun
dred dollars when there is a balance
in the bank Of two hundred than it is
10 pay a bill OF fifty collars with a
balance of seyenty-five. And L have
found that SUFFICIENT advertising
has made a change of about that pro-
portion in niS financial affairs"
phis is the. essence of the cOnversa-
tion. in which there is a good deal of
tdoOd for thought for local merchants.
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I hereby certify that the above
statement is correct according to the
records On file in this Office.
FRED A. SWEET.
Circulation Manager.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this LIST day of January, 1906.
PERRY DICKEN,
Notary Public.