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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
Statue Of Benjamin Franklin Unveiled With
Imposing Ceremoniss---Addrsssss BY
Prof. Smith and Ambassador Nc
Cornick, Latter In Full
FULL ACCOUNT GIVEN OF THE
STATUE AND IT'S SCULPTOR

Paris. April d. IN me presence Of
thuuaanda ci people among them
many Americans the magnificent
bronze statue of Naniamin FrHnkiiu.
duuatuc by john "a Haries the Amer.
lean banker. io ihe city of Paris. was
unveiled thla aficruo0u. 81 Prof AZ
bugt g smyih. 90 iho American
Philosophical society who waa epc.
ciaily appointed as tAe representative
ui the American government hy Pres.
idcni Roosevelt The statue which
represents tho great statesman and
scientist seated "a an armchair. Is a
duplicate of che static standing ln
front OF enc Philadelphia pnstomce. Be-
ia of bronsc and WIS cast ga New
Hoek. after The design by John j.
Boyle tho New York sculptor q cosl
about $4,000
Tho ceremonies ga connection with
the unwilling ol The statue, which has
been placed 10 the Rue Franklin. NOS
Tar from the house which Franklin
occupied. whom he was American min.
lister 20 France. began with q large
moutinF IN the great hail Of the Trio.
cudcr0 Palace. which holds several
thousand persons. and was allied 60
iia utmost capacity Among those
present were President Fulnoroa. a
large number of other representa-.
Gives of ihr French government. the
members of flc cabinet, members of
the sunaie and chamber of deputies.
na VOL as representatives OF various
scientific and literary societies. Nom.
hcra OF the academy and many rep.
rcEonlalipps 90 foreign governments
and societies
Prof smylh. who has written one
81 the most complete and recent hlQg
raphies ~ Franklin. which has been
received with great admiral on
throughout the civilized world dciiv.
cred the GRAFTON, IN which he paid a
glowing tribute % the genius and
character on Benjamin Franklin. AZ
the conclusion of the exercises In the
1orDcadefo. Prof smylh. escorted by
French troops aud American marines
drove 60 the site OF iho monument IN
q carriage While the oXcrciaes were
Eoing on az the rrocader0, The street
near me monument had become Hllod
with thousands ~ people. The troops
had considerable trouble in making a
passage way for Prof Smyih. The
unwilling ceremony was brief After
tho flag covering the statue had fall.
On, while the band played tho Star
Spanglod Banner. Prof smyth form-
ally presented the statue 10 the
French Republic and the Municipality
of Paris President Fallieres accept.
sd fhe gift On a brief and well wordod
address. ln behalf az the French re-
public and the City of Paris Ia The
evening Prof smyth and q number Of
other distinguished Americans win be
eho guests 81 the president ai o ban.
Duct.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
ODD FELLOWS OBSERVE
EIGHTY. SEVENTH YEAR

Baltimore, Mr. April 27- Eighty
seven years ago yesterday Odd Fellow.
snip wps FIRST organized Ga this coun'
ny. q was on April go, 1879 that the
FIRST lodge was formed in this city.
Odd Fellowship a. a distinctive orr
sanitation, known as the Manchester
Union. hna its birth in England. ln
tho eighteenth century where 60 grow
rapidly. ANA reached Formidable pros
portions. hut not until 1879 was 20
tanspIanied 20 America. Since ita
organization in this country Odd Eel.
lowshlp has grown To- remarkable pro-
portions ana today tha order 0f Odu
Follows Deb numerically the strongest
oi ali iraiernul orders Ia the United
States
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
SPRING MUSIC FEBriVAL
MACON FEMALE COLLEGE

Macon Ca. April 2f Last night
was the opening concert uf the great
Spring Musical Festival at the WEES
leyan FemAe college The festival
win lngi two days and WIN include
the opening concert last evening and
two concerts today. ono DO thu
u0minr smother ln tho evening
Waiter namrOGch and Victor Herbert
and their respective orchcstars. as
sololsis have been ongRgcd 20 iakg
part in thC festival end % la expected
t1 bC a great success. The concerts
VIII hc given ln the beautiful chapel
pf OBJ institution and "a large attend.
0nco rs expected hundreds uf Wis.
li0r have already arrived here %
attend ihc concerts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

NMNRHtH2EAAAM MNhkAfNNNN n
Mr. Mccormick aaid when my
friend ANA c0mpairlol. Mr. John h.
darpea. esteemed at home and abroad,
Informed me of his Intention 90 pre-
sent statue Of benjamin Franklin
"a tho city OF Paris, Il seemed 10 me
that the occasion should be- seized up-
On for q denomination OF that warm
friendship which exists between the
worlds Two great republics aud for
which Franklin SO firmly laid the
foundation, The happy coincidence OF
the approach OF the hiCcnionary Of
hrankiina birth opened the way for as
20 broaden the unwilling ceremonies
into the fote which YOU have been
asked % honor with your presence
The spontaneous end hearty co-opera-
tion on the French government has
Hi.eu 20 this fete the International
character which brings into relief
that chapter IA Fraukllns lifo which
helonEH 10 t'fance as wei az 60 the
United States. and which trust viii
ever be held doer 10 the hearts OF
cilizons Of boih countries Ia every
land throughout the civilized world
days durlng the year are set apart
tu celebrate its advent into the ranks
Of independent ana sovereign states.
as we'll as the birth of the great mem
whose lofty character inspired the
MASSES with admiration and conn
dcnco. and whose lrm and uncrrlne
hand guided the frail ship uf state.
through tho stormy sirugeic for in-
dependence, or Of revolution against q
tyrannical regime
''ihpse celebrations have their.
practical value in keeping the fires 81
patriotism alive with that love of
country which inspires tho aaidiar 90
inave homo and family to take up
arms ior the defense of its honnf and
NH rights
ION the Initiation Of Frances ally.
ais maloaty the emperor OF an the
hueslaa, Tho Hague Tribunal was oH-
iabliabed that governments might
have court nl arbitration ready to'
their hand for The settlement of such
differences aH could hC submitted 90 d.
iiut today the voice OF public sentl-
mcnt holds from or impelR govern
monis t0 action, and that better ace
qualniance that clu77r entente boz
tween people which such intcmati0n-
al celebrations Ns thi8 warm into hie
on Keep alive makes as never heloi
TOR the cHNao Of general peace and tho
woli.beIne of mankind.
"Ihe president OF the United states
has already shown Iu the most prncf-
zeal form and with notable success hia
desire 20 contribute lO iha end Ina
appointing q suitable person 90 speak
for the United States ON this occasion.
q was therefore bis purpose not only
% celebrate the h.ontcnarF of Ben
jamln Franklin ana by thia Joint crie-
bFatiOn INK closer mo Tics that bind
France 20 the United States hnt with
that broader aim which has found ils
strongest international expression .n
the establishment OF The Hague Tflh.
unnl
In the selection 81 a speaker Tor
che occasion % was 40 hfW though
that choice be made from men ln pub
lic lfo. hut ln me end ali else ravel
way before the emluent qualifications
~ the gentlemen who promptly ro-
apondod io tho call OF the president 20
perform the unique service which de-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
RoswELL ENTERTAlNs
DALLAS BUSINESS MEN

The Dallas Commercial club arrived
Thursday morning 90 Roawcil and
was met ai south Spring station hy
more than enough carnaHos to bring
the visitors overland through the
farming district 10 that cily ln enc
city tho visitors were met hy The New
Mexico mGllary institute battalion. ID
fuli uniform. and were entertained
with q drlN lu the court house plaza.
The visitors were given tho freedom
of Roswell ana entertained Ga " hose
pltahle m0uncr By the Roswell Com-
merclal chtp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

IhiH morning shortly after I
o'clock the department. responded TO
an alarm Of Ere from the corner Of
Fifth street and Coal avenue. occu.
pied by D. G. Mead A fence Ia the
rear OF ne yard hecamo ignlted Ia
some mysterious manner and spread
20 an clubhouse. causing a blaze which
Illuminated that portion of the city
Ia brightest color The fire was lw-
Iinguishcd before any great damage
was duno
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
FIRE FlEND
IS VENGEFUL
Apparently Bent Upon Des.
trOylnS Property at 32i
South ArnO Street
LITTLE GIRL SAVES A HORNE

hfftH-#f fttffH afHF
For Emo nIih time within twenty
fur h0als Che Albuquerque nro ae
iAitmtnt Dts afternoon shortly az
ter e'clock resronded 10 on alarm
OF hfo from gsi South Aru0 street
and oNtingu.ahd me nth hi11o thaI
has started ON the premices since yes
tcfday afternoon at 1850 o'ciocf.
Tho hou af 32i South Arna street
rs owned hy Mr7 W -. Bullock. and
o. occupied hy @. a. Davidson, !
santa F0 nsrman and hia family
inatlraaF all nnun shortly after !
O'Clock Gre was discovered % a small
lANi In The Rear ul the house. The
donafimeni was called 0ui and cx
NnNMahGd the blaze after fhe con.
i.AiH ~ ile shed. consisting ui horse
iced, some furniture and q Easnline
stove. had been destroyed tho dam.
nNn amounting 60 nluHt 500
About 8 o'clock another alarm came
ln from tho same place. this time
"a FIVE being discovered nndnf tho
house, caused no doubt. hY sparks
blowing under the h1uat sfum the
FIRST Orc.
After c8t'ngulah'ne ihe hla7e. be.
fore any material damaec was done.
lhe department returned io hc- z
quarters, only 90 De called aealn win
Ia thirty minutes 20 the same place.
This time & was dlseoVcred lnht
anipc closa'ng helunglHE 20 Mr. Da.
wilson. which was hanging IN a
closet near The rear part 0f the house
was on Orc. The blazo was smcth.
cred before muce damage had been
done 20 the house. and tho tred.oui
hremcn returned once more % head.
quarters. This wound up che fires
Tor yesterday at that place.
Ihie morn'ng about III O'Clock AN.
olner alarm was turned IN from tho
same property. Tho department made
quick run TO the scene of thn con.
Na8faipu. nut when they arrived. che
barn in the rear Of The home at 1al
South Arho street. Ga which hav and
ieedaium had become iGniiod On some
mysterious manner was a mass 81
hantt
Althouhh The department worked
rapidly q tent house on TIE ndioin-
ing property, bolonging io II. j. SiQnei
on heramo ieniiod, and was par
tally destroyed.
A horse that was in the barn was
saved through the plucklneag and
presence OF mind Of Mr. Stones little
il-ycar-old daughter, Hazel, who upon
discoverins the barn 10 BE- IN flames.
ran in ard united the horse. lcadlng
him go safety A buggy valued al
s35, was destroyed
Tho loss Of the harm, buggy md
feedatufs. and the damage 90 the
tent house o. estimated at about 5000.
The hamcs were thoroughly subdncd
before the department loft. hut they
had no more than reached kcad0uar.
tors before another alarm came In.
Upon iiYoaugnliOn. 81 was dlacov.
cred that the nfe was in the Same
old place his time Ia the roof Of the
house at 32i South AfnQ street d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

velves unon him today lils cghansg.ve
study Of The NE OF Franklin. Dos enc
ihuslasm Tor the subject. and bis pow
cfa ae speaker singled him out for
this service. have now Che honor
to present Mr. Aiber, Henry Smith.
epeclai representative nf the United
States 10y The FRANKLIN Blcentonnlal
celebration In Paris"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
TURNER aUNp TEACHERS
HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION

Moriden. Canns April 2I.-'fhe an-
nual convention Of the teachers Of
gymnastics of tho Turner societies
hclanginR 10 the North American
Tuuog uund opened yesterday, The
attendance Is larger than ever be-
fore and an Interesting program has
been pfenarCd, consisting Of address.
ea, dlacu sIons aud demonstrations
Every part Of the United States o
represented.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

John q. Fullerton, az sncorro, late
captain 81 the territorial mounted 20.
llco waa a visitor ln the city yeater.
day on buHinegs.
Amad0 Chavez, tho assistant super
lnteudont ol public instruction. who
was here on business has returned
io Santa Fc
WIN Kelcher. a capital young on.
orator at tno local ONCE oi the West.
ern Union telegraph c0mpanya o.
Zee. has gone 90 I'D las0 90 DO relief
work Tor about two weeks.
Tho Roswell Record says W. s..
Bowen. manager for New Mexico,
Arizona and southwest Texas. for tho
Equitable life Assurance company,
who has been inataliine Dr. a. n.
Veal aa agent, LEFT Monday morning
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-28
Ger Inildmnng ocS Siiocns.

Ger Siiocn Der Hereinafter Stoa'
ten bat lid III Den lcbtcn fiinflln(>s
~5luon5i1 Sobrcn iibcrroihcno ent
midelt. Gle SiioItootcn iinO ia nod
INNER pormicGeno Ag~rifilItnrsS toos
ten, ncldc Die @ulmpollc iiir 0cll
@eltmorft licicrn, oo5u MciS, 3lldcre
robr, @ctrcioe II. bgl,, ollcin olld III
inouItricllcr @c5iebllng Dobcn lie
QroBc Sortldrittc gcnrod)t. Tor CT
mem &icrtclinbrbun0crt nor in Den
Siioitooicn in 6nbritcn &opitol IN
Der Sobc pon 257 Willioncn Collars
ongclc0t. Sellte lit oicica III Snou.
itriemerfen anNeleNtc &opitol altI
1900 Wiiuioncn Collars gcitic1cn hat
iih dlio onnGbcrno ucricd)3indt. &or
% Sabrcn boiten ole Snbritotc 6tclcr
@crfc in Sen Siioltooten cincn @crt6
BON 457 Wiaionen; jcbt lit oicicr
@ertb ouf 1850 Miuioncl1 0~citicNen,
cine 3unabmc BON 1893 Wiuioncn
Collars. @Gbrcno Dor % Sobrcn IN
ben @ormmou, Spinncrcien ocS Sii.
ocnS 225,0O0 @ullcn @oltnmollc Der.
orbeitct mllrocn, broldcn oie Spills
ncreien bes SiiOcnS jlbt 2,163,000
@oIlcn. Die 3ublcn Der S%pinnercicn
lit BON 10 ull $50 g%clticgcn. Cine
6bnlitc 3unabme bat Die F%roouftiou
bon @oilbolS 81 ucr5ci6ncn, ltn0 sic
Giien.Eroouftlnn iticg pon 397 900
Sonncn oui iibcr orci WiIioncn Son.
men. SclbitperitGnolih lit in Gbn,
lihcr Weiie and Der Wcrtb ser SSarnl.
Eroouttc gcltiegen, Die Gilcnbohncn
limo bon 10000 Meilcn oui 10000
Weilen SGnge ollsgebollt morocn. 0ic
Petroleum Nusbeutc 6cS SiiocnS mar
Dor % Sobren I'M SiiOcn nod unbe,
oeliicnO, lett bctrGot lie rlro 1879
Wtilionen Sab. 9ob nit 6icicm 0rp-
ben I|nfldNpunig Qlld Der @crtb oeS
itcuerbnren GigentbumS i'm lcbtelt
Observation-Disclosures cntiprcheno &C.
itiegen it, licgt nlli Der &ono, uno
5iuar BON etmas iiber 200 Miaionetl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-28

gir. 49,
Gir'c Werorhnnug ium Niocrrui oc3 G6idnitt1
Goorr MN 1893, gitcI nWfinnobcit," lin.
tertitcl ,Gluntcu," iuie burdI bic ant II.
0sar5 1901 nntcr5cidnrte &rrorennn9 gir.
10 n%nirneirt mo iur GensNnnaDnie ber'
ielben nit Nnlcnbcntcntcn.
Nblbrift - IS lei pom Widoor II. St1ots
rGtb oon baltimore perorouct, bab Der @bs
iGnttt 100 pes NrtiTcI5 % bcS NaIt ntotcr
Sta0!s9ooeg bon 1893, Sitel y@cfuIobcit, "
llniertitel ~NIonicn," mic bnr6 Die ami 12.
Ntlr3 1901 untcr6cibrCte Gcroromtlg gir. 110
nnlcllotrt, biernlit lpthcrrnIct ullo nit gtmcls
heiicntcn llelt a~nNcllomncIt tct rIto ill., 70 Dab
q0f6niit 100. 9serr, ra6 Der anIitt
6cs WeiulO0eit2-G onniiidr5, iracuo cine aIo1s
fc. Nbttttt. rocr Senlgrlhe n1ltpBlg lpito, toIs
len Der SiGentbimcr h~cricIben cob CT in Dem
Ndlfc nit lplCDcr S%tlodie, Nbtritt uocr Gent
0rllbc lpubnt nher nidD. Ooer bic 2Jiiclbcr nhcr
NGlpp3iler lolber Sdnlcr, ober 6er slGent, penn
tplde SdiIfer itr SiiDritn0 iibcrtragen lino,
Cincr gccIgIteten Seit nab ciIer oieSbC6iiGlidDei
pom Gtlltnobeit5. SnlifllliIdr acGcbcnell aplt5,
mic tic IN lolbcr gtoti5 nnacGebelt ietIi mag, rel
niAen lnlicli. Sm Sale ncr 9%Scigcrill0 ooer
HcrnahidifQlnlG iouel Der bciugte 9igcII-
thinner COB er MN Gin ioIfcS SGns be-
ioODut ootr ni6tl, ooer Der befa9ie Iiiciber
Doer Hcluobncr. nocr Der GcinNte Mgcnt D0cr Die
Ncrion, bic folhc @dlicr pcrpaIteu, oocr III
Qcnb cine ODER ncGrcre bcrfclbeIt, ocnet frlhe
?iotti or9ebei iuorocn III. ole cS bcrnn1IdiiiNs
ten niciclbcn III %befolGert. p0cr bcinGtc Grlc
retlttget ST l1iicl. elmer Strnlc bon ilift mebr,
ais 5lpnn6i9 Gounr5 $500 lir icoe fol0e Scr
nNhldfli9ulG pHcr N9ei1crltit9 untcrlpUrier mo
liir Ole ucrlrfddten l~lrInftcn ocruntpnrilih
iCir, I'M Sule heinGte glrbcit nnf &eiebl ocS
Gclunobcit5sG ommiiidrs bnrNeloulmen miro,
beinNte Strnfcn ltno 81 coIcltirer, luie aIlocre
StrGicll c~ollettirt lpCroci.
llHier5cidnCt am !. Oitr3 1906.
6. GlnO SimnuuS, WInbor.
Tiir sic ~corrtftc gtninriit:
3. Miitr5 1906. SnrrN Il. SpDpcr,
neutrality-suspicious..
(WtdrtG1 "a 90 o7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-28
Sic irGu5OiiidJe 8rmbeus&ataitrOpGc

Sctt, 0u eltropGiidc 3%citltn8abr.
ridtc ii6cr oaS furd)tborc 0rlben-
lln0liid in Der Mtcricourts@ rltbc 81
GourricrcS Oorlieget1, lGbt iid ctn &C.
naltcrC5 llrtbeil ilber ole MatuItropbc
biloCn. Die 1919 @crgleutcu Dos He-
ben %toitctc. Die 2eitltng Der @rllbcll
triiit bic SdlrlO an Dem llnglild, lie
lit pcrantmortlid, iitr Den &crlllit 10.
piclrr Wfeni6enleben. Shon cinigc
Gage Dor Der DerbGngniitpollcn Gr-
ploiion NOR in cinem Shnd)t, Der nit
nnOcrcn ShGhten Derbltl0cn mar,
Scltcr mtsOebrohell. lin 0aS Ieltcr
51t lotnlilircn unO 81 critidcn, mrr0cn
SUPERINTENDENT Die nit Wt0rtcl
llnO Cement per1t0rft murclt, allg9=
lCgt. Gntpc0cr maren 0iciclbcn MN
nld)t 0id)t gCnlt9 o0cr 5llmcit bon Dem
Scucrberb cntiernt, io0nB lid Die
0rubCnQnic nit Der eingcOrltngenell
2ltit pcrnliid)cn fonnteL mo c5 er-
iolgtc Damn in 0rci ShGhtCn cine
iurftbarc Grplolion. Gin ricli0c@
Tlommcnmccr, beiicn Nhl3IGltfCr gum
GininbrtSihodt berausidlug, miItbe-
tc in Der @rube, 5eritortc ale @criiitc,
3crtriimn1ertc ole S6odtCillgGnge II.
iiibrte 0Cn GinItltr5 Der Icdcn bCrbci,
10 0nB 0ie Gingeihloilencn Dem rnIen-
Dem Glemcttc gum Spfer %ficlcn. Die
lb0ti0teit Der Ncttungamonnidoitcn
mltrOc ourd no6iolNcnOc Grplolio.
men ulo sSellcr in Den Sd)d6ten I'M
0cnlein cridlpcrt. Tie Stolen moren
ollrd) Die Grploiion einNcItiir5t un6
Die HettungSorbeitcn 0urd) Die
S6Ghte ollrd) Die @nle iebr crld)lpert.
Gon Den Observation-Disclosures bd-
ben cbcniolS mebrcrc 0cn So0 &C.
funOcn. llnbc0reiilif iii, bob Die
2citlrng Scr @crgpcrtc nod Scutc in
Die @rubcn cinfnbrcn licE nndoem
0oS Gcuer 6crcits oic &oI}pcriholun-
gen IN 0cm brcnncn0en Sdud)t CT
griiicn bottc. Sic @crQIcutc bc5id)-
tiDtcn bic E%5ngcnicurc Der SorgloIig.
felt, mo man fam Ocn @crglclltcn
nn0ercr @rllbcn ihlieBlid) nid)t ner-
ocntcn, onb lie bel ser 2eiftiertigfcit
IN scr Notwithstanding oie Arbeit Gin.
l~tclltcn mo baB eS 5ll crnitcn Nllbcs
ltorlnQen fam, sic oo5 0crnn5irben
bon Militdr notbmcn0ig mnd)tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-28

Gr. o..
Cine @crcronnra sum Aiocrrni ocS IbIfnittS
100 oc5 1rtifcis Is ocS Baltimore Stnots
Guocr upn 1898, Sitrl .StrnReu. NM
Stuot'Guumiidrc," i~lrtcrtitel ,straRcn'
rciui9uiigSaGUinmiiiIr," ma inr Hcunui
nainic hit Nmcitocmrntcu P
Mbifhnitt I. - IS lei bonn Mabor nm Staota
rntb bon Baltimore beroronet. haB ocr slbibniit
100 bc5 Nrtitcl3 Is oc@ Baltimore GtnottGuocr
bon 1898. GitcI nStrabcIs mo Staot Commit
tirc." untcrtiiel pStraBcrucini1nnGosGumm
iir," bicrlnit Wiberrntcn mo nit Imcnoelncns
ten lleu ongcnommeit fem Ion uno III, 70 bub
CT mic Iol9t laIict:
9~tbidlnitt 100. ~ Sr0euo cine Ierion, ipCIDe
cine Veitimmliun Der slbifriite 195 bis 1913
bcrlctt, nu6er Gn lGBt. pcriluhldiitat, flo lpcis
cert, ~oieiclbel 81 bcpbadicll, oner lib b~enieIbGt
piocrictt. ioa fiir icoe llcbcrtyctin0 elmer Strafl
bon nib! lnebr. ais 6lunt3iG Collars (S2o.00).
ulicriporicu icin; bciuqic StrniC ipn cuueitirt
mcroeit. mic nlocrc Strnien fir &icrIcbuiiG
itibtiibcr NcroronunGen ~coleftirt peroen, purr
GuSgefctt, ouB Dciuate Nbifuitic lib nuf Den
transport bon Sldloiin0er, nlr iolpeit ole
llehcrIaorll0 mo bG5 ~slbfaael aul Die StrabeIt
in gciru6t tnulrt, b~c3icbcll.
Ncitdii9t, 10. Wiir5 1906.
e. Giab EimunnS,
4iappr.
Sir bic n~ctrele 9tbibriit
0arrN y. Suppcr,
GtaotsHc1iitraior.
(@tirS2G, 9tpriI2 ,o,tG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-28

torit0t unb 9ied)tc in Gubu lofort olli-
6llgCbcn mo ieinC Nnlt0- ltl0 Gee.
moft BON GlIbn 5l>ritf5l3icbcn, mo
rob Scr 4Sr0iiOcnt Der &%crcinigtcn
Stootcn ermG6tigt miro, Die gauge
Hon0- mo Scemod]t, ionic bic Mili.
sen scr &]ercinigtcn Staaten oufSlt.
bictcrL nm bicic Neiolutioncn Ourd)-
5uictcn.
9cgriinbct luurOc 6ic &eiollltion
burd, Die Observation-Disclosures, ionic
hurd) Oua Hedt ser Sclbiter6altunQ
6o ourd cine 6orticBunG Der cuboni-
id)cn g3irren Ser 6ricoc llnO bic 81
dCrbCit Der &crciniAtcn Stonten be.
0robt mCr0c, Damn audi 0urd) Die DC
GrobltnQ Scr commcrjieIicn mo il
nunjicllcn Sl1tcrcilcn Der Gcrcinigtcn
Stootcn ltno ihIieblidJ I'M Sntcrciic
scr 6lmoritGt, nm @lutpcrgicbcn II.
9totb 5u cn0crl.
Gic 3crit0rlng oca aricg@idiiic@
.Wioinc" nm 10. 6ebrunr 1898 lpIcl=
tc cine mid)tigc Noac, beionbers I'M
Gon0rcB. Gic Sponicr lciltctcn nlic
m0gIid)c Niilic, iprnd)cn ibr @c0mt
crn Gus ulo miinihtcn im9crcin mil
0clt Nntcrituncrn cine qcnollc Inter.
iud)urg bon Sdifi urO @oicn. Sic
@ln1crirul1cr lcbnten bic gcmciniomc
llntcriudnlng ob. Die nmcrifnniid)e
llntcriudunQ3 Gommiiiion fam 81
Dem GrAcbnib Dab Die Grplolior BON
uilBCn bcrirind)t morocn lei; Die ipo
nildc Gommiilion crtlGrte, lie lei I'M
Sd)iiiSinncrcn criol0t. IS bate nun
Gin lrportciii6cS tribunal ooriibcr
ltrtDcilen miiiicnL unbS panicn mad
tc ci1cn inldcn Gorld)loq. WtSin-
len %eriuGGntc ON Gage bnrnltf III CT
ncr Notid)oft 0cn iponilhcl &or.
id)la0, inNtc obcr, CT babc llldt 0ns
rulli 0%cont1uortet. l(no iporrm?
iroat Slod, ltnb ontmortet: Gie ipG-
tcrcn EbotIadCn Qebcn Die clll5I9c
Nntport: %llnicrc Nc0icrun0 bate lid
bcrcit9 iiir OCn &ricA c1tld)ic0cn, II.
Die nMioinc." 6roGc mllroe ais bcIte@
ongeiebclL Ocn Gntbulio3mn@
Oc$ Eublitum9 oll5ltregct. Ser
&ricQ@rui mar: nNemcmbcr tbe
Woinc!"
Sclbit mcru1 NodlGili9feitS eitcr@
Scr Sponier Bate %nod0Gpielcn lrcr.
0cn fGnncn, mGrC Oo3 tcirc &cd)tlcr-
ocs &riegcS gelucIcn; nltr
bonn, ncnn sic iponiide Me0icrung
Die 3crit0rlln9 bc@ &ricasl6lIteS olI-
toriiirt Bate. IS lpor olio lpcocr CT
nc lcQole, nod cine morolilde Ned)t-
icrtigmg scr Snterocntion megelt
Scr 3~crit0rlm0 ocS SdlodtIGiife3.
9lld ocn Foiiu5 Scr Mcainlcp'-
iden @otidoit bob Die 3%ult6noe in
&r6o cine b~cItGnoiQc @%coro6ung M
icrC5 SricocnS icien, itclt Sr. 6Iod
ola u1lbultbor bin; cbcnio bdttcn Die
St0rult0cn, Oic mticr @onbcl crlitt,
nid,t gcrcd)ticrtiqt, cbcnio mcnig mic
scr &crhtlt bon oulcrifnniid)cm 81
0cnt6rrt pocr sic @cbonollnt8 onlc-
rifoniidJcr @iir0er oui Gubo. - Sic
Stlloic 1lod'S- brit0t rcidjc@ &clcG-
material un0 pcroicnt Die @Cod)tunG
oQ Scr Tolf@frciic, Ole Elm obicttlpc&
llrtbcil ii6cr Die llrioden 0cninnen
iuollclL bic 81 DEM iponildrmmcrttas
uiihcn Mric0c fiibrtcn, ln0 oh 0icIe
@riinoc geleblih limo nno morolild
0crcd)ticrtiNt moren; OF Iid) Die We.
%irciun0 Glt6o'S nid)t obnc &ricg bat
tc crrcid)cn loiicn.
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Sic New-Yorf, Ncm-S open
rmO @ortiorO @obn bot aus ircien
Siiidcn bic 3mci Gent5 Gotc ollf
alien ibrcn 3wciNlinicn cingciiibrt.
9IlIi Scr Sullptlinie lit oieicr EreiS
id)on leit Sabrcn ~icitgcicbt unO bat
iGbrlid) bGbcrc Giunobmcll gc6roht,
ais Der NrciS BON Orci GcrtS pro
Mcilc. Nlcrbing9 bat 0oS @cbict,
on5 bon Der &auptlinic O%llrdibnittcn
miro, cine iebr oid)tc VcpolferunA.
llcbri0cnS lit nidt cin}r.iebcn ,luorlm
Die NobniDitcmc I'M Often benz @ci
ipicl Der o%bcngCnonltcl 9nbn nidt
fol0cn, 5lrmol ga JIG jcbt nit ocn
s%SrcipGiICn nlf0crGumt bobcn lno
pcrihic0enc Stoot5 3 @Cicbgcbuu1gcn
lid nit Den Eer%lonCnrotcn Der Dob.
ner 6cfoiicn. Sn S6io bat BIC &c.
icbgcbung bcreitS bic 3lpci g Gents
9tntc cingciiibrt. IS blcibt ilbri0cn&
nod %ubSupnrten, Oh oic Giicnbobncn
I'M @citcll, Der nod Dinner bCpoltcrt
it, ais Scr Often, bel Scr Scroblc-
sung scr Snbrrotcll before ooer MIR
cbcnio quite 0cidGitc MAIDEN, mic
hiSbcr,