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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
&nttr @ciitcSacgcmiuart.

Ncm NOrf, 3. 6ebrllor. - 0ic
@lunoc& Sarge oNuoion" nit 800
FfunO 0nnomit Totronen an @or0
ing bclltc rid I ll6r Tcllcr, rn1o Scr
@clltcadcacnUurt 0c5 @GdtcrS 9lbro-
BAN g.. C.uiurL mcld)cr Iid) an @or0
hc'0no, lit Is 5l ucroonfcrL 0aB fcin
GROCER ShaOCn an Dem ongrelt5cnoen
Gl9eltbum n%ngcrid)tct mllroc. GnS
NobrjcllN 6cfor0 lid inter Scr Sen
trolbrildc, Der 100. StroBc ocOer
ilbcr. MIS- Oo3 Ncltcr cnroedt mitroc,
mari Gllinn bic &iIten nit sen 0pno.
nit ,Eotroncn iibcr Soro ilnb bate
nabcill Ole MGlitc binall50cmurfcll,
nIa CT Ourd) bic MjBe ge5uuulgclt MIR.
DC, lclnc Nrbcit cin5uitclleu. Die IN.
5mildcn c~inNctroiicnc Gcucrpehr
loid)tc Die NlonmCn che oiciclbcn oic
Eotroncn 'crrcldtcn. Gas G~SabrScuN
Iont III Der 0iittc oc5 SluiieS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

@obn" lulo 5pei Moggou9 mllrOcn
u%nGcuoricn. 3m0If EaiioQicrc MN
ocn leidt ucrlcBt.
- @ci cinem Hill9fampic in Stod-
tom, Gal, muroc &orncp Willain III
Der crItCn boIbcn 9iunoc bon Mllic
Elirncr bclicgt. Nan bciilr6tct, oob
Mullin lcbcnSgeiGDrlid) ucrlctt
ullr0c.
- SlottclIcfrctGr Gonopnrtc miro
morgen mieOcr III ieinem Bureau III
@aibinNton icin; or bat Iid) pon lei
mem llnpobIicin ,pieoer crbolt.
,Sn Erenticc, @i3c., iilb 0rci
&inocr uerbronnt, iupO 6rnu Stcrort
mtrOe IcbcnS9cfGbrIih pcrlctt, GircS
DER &lloer NOR cil1en Gag alt. Gic
Solnpe mar crplooirt uto bette ona
3lnlnlcr III Brand geiebt. Die Sroll
ltilr5te ans Dem Tcniter uno miro
mabr'feinlid) mid) lterben.
- 9ri9ooc.Gcncro 6rcOer1d Gcnt
@ront lit uonl %rGlioenteu &ooi pclt
sim General Maiar crnnnnt mcr0,r.
@ic aus Bolton NcnleI0et miro,
miro &obn !. Soluca. Gin br;tiidcr
llntertban. lpclher t0rci Nal III Ser
Ger. Stoo,c" Nrlrcs ge0itnt bot mo
lcit Dem 10. St."tnr Don ben @inmons
oerlngS.&chGrocr i~eitaehnlten MIR
DC, n1d Scr GolOntcnbcimotb in
Sogltc, Ninine, ~rIiIcnr Ger Ginpons
behring's Gpmniiiidr ioatc. baf c9
uicnlolS bic 2lbiid)t acpeien mare. Dcl
Mdm 5urild5ulenoen.
Sn indianapolis iino oie alci.
0eriabrifonten Sapens 4 @coocS unb
O;c uSelig Grp GOODS 60" ourd]
0ener 'dnucr aeid)1oigt moroen. Scy
Sd]ooen miro ollf $4,000 acidGbt.
,SNn Smabo mllroe Sarrp @eld,.
Der 2aubidnpinoler. sll icd)S
3lldtbuuS n%erurtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
&crmiid,tc tclcorapbiid)c Scpcid)cu.

- Nn SbanotiL 20, lit &nlp'@
Ninm o%bgebrannt. Nic % 0Gitc cnts
tnmen lmperIcBt. Ser Sdooeu miro
ortf $4,000 0cidGtt.
8ci Gittabura lit ser Mpron-
0obcln'6Iub total ilber1cirorc1. So&
thermometer reGiitrirtc an marld)clt
SteIlcn ) @rno inter Null.
rSm GrairicNro3 Bel Gbicogo iii
Elm Ieller e%ntltonocn, mcld)cS bcreita
mebrCrC Observation-Disclosures imlcrbulb
Der StoOtaren5cnL ionic ucrid)icoCnc
Srettcrb0ltitr in Sranb Acitecft hot.
- &n @aibington iono QeItern cilt
0cnrotrotiIher Gollflta Der Senntorcn
ltatt, an Incident abcr EQUATOR @ors
man nidlt Sbcil ncbnlen tonnte, "a CT
lpcgen &rnufbcit an iein 3immcr &C.
~ieiiclt lit.
Sn Bottom trnf ser S5eons
Sdlcpp0ompicr .Storm.&ing" mir
Dem GapitGn urb Der Wonnid]ait 62a
NcnsOorfcr ShoonerS nSrcne" eiu.
Der S6ooner giltg am %. Norlor
bel Gnint Soofnllt inter.
9ieuteltont Gidorb ". Sild)os
nan pom %. Snfontcric.Teaimen
med)er BON eincm &r~iegs9eriht Der
Srilnfillht iduIbi9 b%cinnocn mlIrOc,
lit BON Eroiibclten ollS Dem Gicnit
cntloilcn porben.
@ic aus &ictorio, &c, &c
meloet miro, iinb pen oem perlul-
gIiiften 0ompfer vTolcncia" bis jctt
q 2cihen eeborgcl. Ser 0ompier
bel nicorigem Sllttbitorroc inl
geiehen merben unb licgt 100
BON llfcr.
,Sn Der HGbc bon Bremen. Slt0.,
cntglciitc Die 5mcitc Ibtbcilung Ocs
Nr. II Der Baltimore biu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

Sic M orptfo Gonfcrrn5
NlQcciruH, 3. Tcbruor. - Nie
Worofto=Gonicrcnj biclt hcttc iriIb
cine fllr5c Sibi,ng urO fam I'M |rill.
sip ilbcrcirL oic 3ulQCbijbrcn Ma
%rnffo'3 III crbG0cn mo Die Michrcin-
finite fiir sic &cr6clicrumQ ser N0icn
5lt pcrmcn0cu. IS mllr0cl piclc Gtus
mdroc Ncqcn cinC Grb0buuQ ser 33llc
0clnod)t.
Yoria, 3. Gc6rlldr. - Mier Gin.
Qctroifcncn urntiidcn Nahridtcn jll-
iol9c frclr}t nod ell Compiler, Der
n3rlith" in ser @e9clo pom Winr-
dlico an ser morrotonilGcn Settle
lnV0 itcht i'm BCrOod)t, @%ricA2contrc-
boll0e iiir Ocn morottnniiMcn ErGtcn-
benton N0noro oil Nnr0 }t filhrcil.
Ger iron50liid)c arel5gr oSnlnn0c"
mur0c ioiort bcouitruNt. 0cn Qeholtcn
9~lllicntbolt oc9 o3cnitb" rn0 Ocn
3rpctf icincr Tnbrt 5t crnlittcln. Die
iron50iii6e Mcgicumg iii Cllt'dIoiiclL
BET Der llntcrorildlunN 0ca @o'icn.
idnnlNNcla nod) Marotto Den Grobtcn
Giicr 81 bctb0tiAcn.
&crlin, 5. 6cbruor. - Gcutidls
lono lit binlid)tliN oc9 NllaQ1nN9 Der
Mnroftot Gonicrcn5 III NlGcciroS icbt
5ltpcrlidjtlidIcr ais nor elmer NSod)e.
3luci 6rugelt. ser l4niicnid,nntg0cl
mo sic 9%eitctcrun0, iino ohnc crnits
lidlc Standardization crlcOiat morOcn,
luro inn 9%uiSludrtiQcn 9lnt nci9t man
0cnl @lallbcn sit, boB oltd) iibcr Die
6roge beS Epli5eimonbota III Ma
rofto cine GiniGnnQ 5lt Stonoc font
nlcl mcr0c, mcrlt ol,d ~5ll9cNcbcn
miro, ooB Oiric NnQcIcNcnbcit gr0Bcrc
SdImicriQtritcn bietct, ais Die bcrclt3
crlcol9tcn NruBcll.
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Nnrdl Nc6cl anfacbaltcn.

%nncouper, sc, 3. Sebrltnr.
Der oltS Dem ierncn Often ouac-
lnll1te 0antpfcr Empires Of China"
llcAt icit 36 Stunocn in Der Gn0lii6
Van dllBcrholb bes SafenS Dor 9nter
mo miro Die No%ieneinfabrt crit mo-
gerJ menn Ser icit Slpei Sagell bcrr-
ldenoc Nid)te Nebcl lid per5o9en Ia
ben miro. Ger ocnonnte 0an1pfer
bat cine mcrtboolc 2ubung on @oro,
oarunltcr Scioe iiir cine MiQion
al &crtb. Sic Toiiagicre mo Ole
Folt lpltroen mittcllt ocS Campers
uSpnn" ~lclan0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
9fcfurnt.

GDtco0o Su., 3. Scbulnr. -
Ger illr @criidiidtigntg bon &or.
ldld9cn Setreii3 llebcrmodning Der
SebcnS %criifermga @cieQifoitcn
elnberuIetc NOtionoI Gonpent be-
lfoIti1tc lid, nit Ser Srogc cinbcit
lld)cr &erlid)crltilas @cicb9ebui9 iiir
ollie Stauten. Gin SiiniSchncr.Go.
mite lplroc crnnmnt. ltlll cillcl oicSbc-
5il9lid)cll, ip0tcr Dem Gollpcnt porill,
lcgcnOcn Scrid)t ollaiuor6citcn, Dem
clll aus Den erpGbntcu S~iiniSehn. 10.
mic Den arruc'cnocn Commencement
inl0 GomlniliGrcn beItcbcnocS bcrn.
tbcrloca Gonite 5rIr Scitc ecItclt
muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
War Gin Sun Suan.
Shmor5c Nono bette ?}idta nit Der
Grmoroun0 Nicolo EcQcticri'a SIT
thltl1. - @obri6cinlih bat ibn
elm Nebenbu6ler ooer Elm bcIcioiQ'
fer Ghcnnlun obgethon.

fer Ghcrnnrn ubgctholl.
Nrm Norf, 3. TC6rtor, - Gic
uripriilNlid)c Nnnnhmc Der Eoli6CI.
Dob Der l<tnlicrcr 9ticolo GcactiCrt,
OCiicn ldlrcldid) 5ugcrldtctC Sclhc an
Ntittuod) 9tbcn0 III cincn1 oflcncu
Gcloc nobc Shccp@bcoo Ban olliQ24
ilrnocu mllr0c, BON Mit0lic0crn Ser
nSdnuarien N0no" crmur0ct mor0clt
lei, lheint nidlt 6lltrcficn0 5t icir. &ci
ihrcl MCd)crhcn mollcll Die nit Der
Nll~forbcitMnN OcH Sallca hctrdlten
Gctcttiua n0n1Iid) crntittcIt b0bcir,
0nB ser Nt0mn ongcblid) Gin oNG0s
d)cnidNcr" 9cmCleiL scr .o,ldl ucrbcia
rothctcn Sroucn arg nod)9eitcllt bn-
ben lou, mo man pcrnlltbct lest,
Bob irgcno elm hinter0on0cner Gbc-
mann 0ct Qclpiilenloicn ?%tchcnbit0.
lcr hit Dem Stilctt olt3 Dem @CQc
QcrGumt bot. Nlli oicic ncllc Shcorie
bin icbt Die Eolijci ictt ibrc Nodior.
ldulrNcn clIri0 tort.
Sic Ictcttipa &ad)ri3 mo Wcolli
bobcn ntd inGhrenb 0ca %geltrigcn
Cages 5ohlrcihc Hctonmtc 0ca CT.
morNctcn W0nme3 oll@aciorld)t. 0ic
foIt einltinumiN crtl0rt bnbcn loucll.
Dob EcQcticri iid) uicliud) nit |ieilcil
oGrohcrlu1Qcn" ulld) nod 0cbriiItct
babe. GuB linn id,licBlid) lcin Soh1
i'll Sbcil Qcluor0cn, id,iell icineSonpHs
Iclltc llld)t lon0crlidl SIT p%ermunocr,l.
Sic Ehntiodc, bob Eclctieri'5
alcl0cr tcinc Spllrcn Der inn beige,
brod)ten Stidymlnocn mlfmicicL
lhclnt Odrullf bin5uoclitcrL BOB tr
III ir1cn0 cincm Squire bel eincm 90
lorlten Nben1cuer iibcrrnidt u1lO
Damn nic0erQcItod)eu poroen lit.
Moalld) lit ca, BOB man bonn boS
Splcr illr &crbiiQun1 Der @ltnben
polll1 bctlcibctC mo Die Scihc nod)
Dem Ncl0e bel SbecpSDcnb Bon
idlcpptc.
Snt llcbriAcn 9lollbt oie Enli5ei
oo@ Moro1cbeim,iB iest bolo 9ull5
ollitlorcn 6lt tolrnen, nnd)ocnl man
Den ipabrcn Gboroftcr bca Monne3
tclncn aclernt hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
Eruf. Sitcr,ualo gccbrt.

u Cm Wprt. ;. Gcbrlor, - Die
oGlcctrphcmicnl> SocietD" inl lpc5iclz
len mo sic IN Nelp Yort l~cbcnbcn
Nonptcn scr pc%rid)icbcnen ,}lucigc DER
dcnild)cn @ilIcnlhnit i'm %Nngcn1ei-
r,cn, bCrcitctcn Dem @ebcimratb Eru=
feiior @ilbclm Sltcrmulo bon Der
llnipcriit0t Scip5i1 cine GbrulM Die
Dem peroicntcn @clchrtcn ~ic0cnioll3
longc int @cOdhtniB blciben miro.
Sic bcltnllb III clncll Honfctt in
yNntcI Sapnp" INTO III cinenl Gnl.
plonA I'M oGhcmilt Glub", Nm @nn.
felt nobnlen ctpn 10 Ncrrcn Sbcil.
Groiciior Oitpnl0 rciit am GicnItog
oli Dem .aniicr @ilbclm Scr 0roBc"
nod Scltihlono Strict. Inter bcn
ImucIcll0en hcn1crttc mail: :. ".
). Sdieiicliu, Or. g. Grohc0o, u.
&u0o Sdnpei5cr. Gr. W, Erod)oSI,
Eroi. Slldrr. Sipingiton Tcucru Or.
Scrgil GpblenB, Mur Sod), Or.
Snorbodl Gpntroleur s.. u. Wiet. Z.
=, Barter, u. Glout, Or, u. Sdlipp.
hnll@. Ghr. 3nbriSfic mo uiclc nll0crc
Gbemifcr.
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Sin oicbiid)cr 8camtcr.

GbtCogo, ,. 6cbrlor. - Die
@roBNclhluorencn BADEN ben 2(ftllor
0c3 Supcrior. @crihta non Goot-
Golultn &obn u. &inn, mcgcn 0icb.
ltobI3 llnterihlnGlulg unO @ctruq&
IN NnTIogc5uitono 1clcbt. Gr ipQ
0o2 Gonntp lln $4,000 ~bctroNcn,
lit @clO i'll Scr @0bc Don $4,000 an
QeciNnct mo 3cllgcll bcitcdcn boben,
lidt Dor Die @roBgciGlpprenen SIT
Ncbcn, INN gc1cn i'm olla5uinQcn. %m
@on5cn bobcn Oie @roBgcidmorcncn
- Nntl09cn crbobcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
Srnppcn-G AMI SNWaii.

s"llttlNlt- JlN ~ pN'l'HllNH IplNl pCAt WV
QCle0t mer0cl1. - &oriidt2mu6s
rcgcln fijr Sen SAT- pon &ermifc
llul0cn III China.
&onolulu 3. 6cbrltor. - Die
@uloc2rCgicrrmg iiebt ii6 bier, mic
b%cboltptct miro, nod gecignetcrcnt
Ecrrnin 5ltr @u%rniionirluna itnrftt
Srl%lppcnf0rpCr INN. Nud) bier cirflt=
lirell0cn NndJridtch, mcl6C biabcr
niNt olli ibrc Nidtigfcit gcprillt mcrz
Den tonlitclL iollcn $1,000 bis 10000
Otunn bier mtcrgebrndt mcr0Cn
Iol2 patience S0acrpI1bc 0cflln02l
mcr0cu f0nnen. Nla 3lucd 0icier Con.
5entrirultg GROCER Srllppcnnlnl'cn
miro bier n6pcdiclnO ser 4unlh an.
gcgcbcuL Die Sruppcn al 0n2 Eager.
lcbcn in Den Gropcn 5t %qcpobncL
ulb Die Nbliht, III Grlpurtlmg cpcll.
tuclcr %crmidcllungcu IN Ghino iiir
icoen NoQ Q%cpoppnct 5l icin.
@oihinetpn, :. &, 3. Ncbr.-
Ger Er0iiocnt hat OltrG cine Erotlc-
nation Qeluiiie oifentlid)c %Gnocrcicn
III mo nobc 9iontono Nco0. III <pj-
tipitp mo III Nrundn Nopl NiQ inn
Scrritorilm Nouoii, fiir 3lpcdc mi
litdrii6cr 9totur rcicrpircn loiiclt. biz
cine cinNcbcn0c l(ntcriudrun9 i%cltltcl-
len t0nlL mcldc Gbcilc Oicicr %Gn0c.
rcicn filr pcrnloncntc m%ilit0riidc Nc.
Icrpotiorcn III Nniprltd) qcnnmmlcn
mcrbCn t0nllcr. IS heItcbt icoof rid)t
Die 9lbli6t, olli Den @onoit. &nicIn be.
0clttcnOc Sruppcmcngcu SIT c"olIiCl-
trircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04
Sine luidJtiac &orlaac.
Emtlenoe non iaegolen @irtbidoftcn
III alien Stouten Der Union.
Sntereiiante Statiitifen.

@uGfngton II, 3. Icbrnor. -
Gel 0en 9erntblngelt OeS llnterzGos
mites iiir &nIon0iteIern pom Gomlte
iiir MIittcf un0 &eqe ilber Die Bill,
On9 NhlSitellen BON Gun0eaz 2icen5en
III Counties, no ErobibitIon berrld)t
5lt perbieten, mlrOcn bon 0en 9eam'
ten intcrciiante Stotiitifen untcrbreI-
tct. 0urnad mltr0en IN o6t StQuten
1890 NlmOcas Spiritltoic len Siccn5cn
III Sbcilcn nll9gcitcllt, no Der SplrI=
tl%lnlcnpCrfnui Ollrd S~tontaAclcbc per
botcll lit. &n MorpIonO iinO 3. y.
$500 Yunoe5 Siccn5en uIO mir 5501
Stoats.Sicer5cn sum &crfoltrc Don
Spiritlloien ml9gcitclt, 10 0ob 33O6
Gerionen Spirittoien p%ertuuicn, mel
dc oo}ll INTER Den StnotagcieBet fem
Hcft bobcn. &n Den ol0cren Staos
ten lit Die 3obI Der o6lilltcrbuoen"
mie iol0t: &OlliIiona 2SO6, &entltdp
2010, Georgia 936, Nloboma 500,
Qeloworc 620 lno Colorado 620.
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= Sn Montrcol lit GboS. 6. @roun,
Gill ,3ptlobIhGtcr pom Nclp Yorf,
pcrboftct mor0cn. @ropn NOR ldylll-
dig bell,n0cn mnrhcll, III Gerbinolnd
init cinem iliidtia aciuorocnen aoltI.
llonllc Die 3rllbcbprbcn bcidNpinoclt
81 bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-04

Ter Setf)uom Oc9 &0nia5 G6ri,
ltlon miro IN @cQlcitung Der fonia
IId)cll FcriGnlihfcitcn ollf Cinem 81
1cnbohn5ltqe nod Ho9fllOC Qcbrud).
Slntcr Dem criten ;}clt4c ioIQt elm
5meitcr 3ug nit oCn GilgcloOcncn.
Is mlrrOc bcllte Nbcn6 bcfurnt Qc0c
ben, Dab Sic @ccr0iglnn mobri6ein
lid am u. 6ebrllor ltattiin0en Wir0,
nm Den @ilnihen ciniQer ircmoCr
Mtonurdlcn 5t cntipredcnlueldc niGt
iriibcr bier cintrciicn tonlcn. IS
beiBt Oob a0nig GOmorO inter ocn-
icIbcu lit. Iic Ycid)cuicicr SIT Nos
filoc miro olBcrorocntlidl cilliody
icin. Scr Niid)oi pon a%opcnboQcn
b0lt Die &cid)cnprcOiQt mo Ole Stride
bGlt ulgCiGbr 1900 Ecriouen.
$40 III mt mad inertia.
Son0oM, 3. Gcbruor. - s.. g.
&rpirQ, Der Sobu Oc9 pcrItorbenclr
Cir NcnrD Nrping, bat nit 0cr
Sd)l6crt2 cincn Gontroft ab0cIhIoi
len, n0d)itcS SSobr IN Nmcrifn IN
nSiGbtS ont" mui5lltrctcn.
Gooc2I it raj e IL iro o60e=
hofit.
Gctcr2burq 3. SEER. - Bic
2lbihoiirnQ scr So0cSitrofc in NllBs
lmno, mclde cine Der NollptiorOCrum-
gen ser Gciorul = Enrtci mar, miro
ioucit Die Gipil9erid)tc in 8ctrod)t
tommclL bolb cine pollcnbete Sbot.
lode leill. Ser Norld)log miro int
&nllic Oieicr @odC pom Hcidarotbc
in9crotbunN gc5o0cn mo oGcrgSobr-
idcinlid)fcit nod miro or ongcrrom=
men mo pom &oiicr ionftiolirt mcr-
0Clr.
IS miro bct0mt Qc9cbcn, 6nb Die
COMMUNION 0ca NinunB e Wiinilte
RUNS Die 9%crntbul1gen iiber OIcGiu-
-
tilbru1g elmer progrC'iipcn Gintomz
mcnltcucr, mclhc cine Der bnltptIGd
li6itcn 6inorB MoBnobmcu bil0ct
~ ~ ,'I"''''
a'" ~ '","'
40" WV nco WI
way N'''o'''''" ~" pun NV" ."
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ll'Vbe"' "''o us 81 Vll'eri 9e'o'''rH
otuoc pol' pel'' e'9e'''p'lH oet "roB'
'@''rI'V'' etpooel 'petoeI'
Sollont obrt.
&@on6nn, 3. Tcbr. - Gin 9uuon
Oca oNcro Clubs" alma belltc gtod,.
mittuQ Don 9onoon nad) GronfrciG1
ob mo lpur0c 90 Wcilen iiin1itliG
pon Sonoon b%cobodtct.
Ercnnuuu BON 0irhr uu0
Stout.
WoriS . Gcbr 0ic &nncrtor.
]ouiuohn,r ncs o;rd,eu G;ocrthumc=
roh hc,, Uorid,riitru nca mc,ctp. i;;r
hic : rrnr,ro MN, airdbc ,nh otoot
i, hrci a;rd,cr iouh hc,,tc ,hnc ;ch.
nchc H~,,hp,t3runn ,tott 7ic mriit.
Iihfcit nrntcitirtc iorn,c0 ococ,r Soa
Wctrrtcn nor a;rd,rn N,rh N;r 6or,.
m,;,;6rc G;re 0n,,oh( ~hcy;rnincu Wcr.
iorcr mcld,c i'm bc; >cr l1nr,,bcr
friihcr IN Ser l>nli,ci nrroriiicu hot.
trn ,n,rhc hc,,tc ~ f;;r,cre,, Grr;,
hpitsitroicn nr%r,,rthriIt Wcorr ncr.
ihichcrr @c;;tIihc ,irh Mrfloocr m,.
orr Mibcr,tonncs ococn nir Stoots.
ncnolt crhohcr mnrNcu 7cr sail
m;rn in ncr 7cn,,tirtcnformcr az.
cmohr ochrorbt mcrncn
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
Stories Must Be Illustrated Truthfully
and Therein Lies Distress
Of Illustrator.

Now a thousand blessings on the head
OF the good story-reading public that
likes to have its stories illustrated But
that the stories are illustrated is not
enough-they must be illustrated truth
fully-and thereby hangs the tale OF an
artists woe, declares writer in Pear
sons II this tale that | am now to un-
fold should meet the eye Of any Of the
story writers concerned. beg them to re-
member that there is a button as big as
palette at the end OF my foil-and so
no harm is intended.
remember with amusement an author
who used to be very indignant with me
for never making pictures Of ships, when
ships figured so largely In his stories.
Il don't believe you can draw a ship,
he wrote me one day--and. 10 tell the
honest truth, he hit the right nail on the
head. cannot draw a ship to save my
life' The fact is. that an artist can
make more mistakes In drawing a ship
than In drawing almost anything else
and. OF course. II one is ignorant. II
does not DO to display that ignorance be-
fore a critical public. And this ac-
counts for the reason why you will
hardly ever find more than the merest
indication of ship In any sketch OF
minel
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
INDIAN HENS EGG FOR 500
Output Of Famous Game Chicken
Brings Big Sum When Taken
to England.

Not often does the price of a single
egg climb to 500. but this Is what
was offered for each OF the eggs OF q
certain Indian game hen, which was
taken to England some time ago. For
centuries the Indian game. or Azeoi
fowls, have been the very apex Of the
game breed. for the purposes OF blood
and pedigree have been most caIe.ully
preserved for so hong that the date OF
the origin of the race has been lost
in the past II is almost impossible
to procure specimens OF the purest
blood, for they are treasured by the
Indian'sportsmen at the highest value,
and the best fowls are not allowed TO
go out OF their native country. AS
game fowl they are great fighters.
Those who have seen them in India
for the finest birds never reach colder
climates-tell Of their. proves and
ungovernable tenacity in battle. With
them It is always victory or death.
In America, however. the game
fowls are seldom raised for fighting
purposes. but for show. and as pets
and hobbies OF poultry fanciers.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
CHILD LABOR INCREASING.
Recently Published Census Statistics
SHOW That ons In Five IL
q Breadwinner.

Census statistics Just published show
that despite the opposition from vari-
Gus sources child labor In the United
States Is increasing According tothese
figures every hfth child in the country
between tAe ages Of ten and 10 years Is
Q bread winner. OF these juvenile wage
sarners every third child is a girl. There
are 1,750.l7S children regularly EN-
ployed. This is an increase OF 80 Ia per
cent in ten years. Alabama has the
highest percentage OF child labor find
ing work for 27.2 per cent Of her chill
dren. while Massachusetts has the low
est. having only Eve per cent OF her
Juvenile population at work. or all the
children employed 2G.1 per cent. are
boys and i0.2 per cent. are girls In all
OF the southern states the percentage
OF children employed Is high. II lie also
high in the western states and remark
ably low In the east. The number OF
children employed in 1880 was !. lis. 1856.
or 1858 per cent. OF the entire child pop
ulation. but In 1900 the percentage was
1s3
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
MUST KEEP SILENCE.
AMERICAN OFFICERS CANNOT
TALK OF WAR PLANS.
Example Of the Japanese Navy
VIII Be Emulated by the
Heads Of Our own Sea
Forcea


One OF the revelations OF Japanese
character and japanese prudence that
the events OF the last year and a hall
have furnished is the ability OF that
people to keep their own counsel A.
consequence, says the Detroit free
Press, they have sprung one surf rise
after another upon the world, and this
has aroused so much wonder and adj
miration that other countries, our own
among them. have undertaken to EN-
ulste their discretion. II is now an
noanced that our navy department will
hereafter order officers TO keep silence
concerning matters affecting that arm
OF the service OF course, we contend
that our navy is the equal, II not the
superior, of any other in the world, but
that its personnel has rather over
worked the boosted American freedom
OF speech cannot be denied. In the bat
tie OF the Korean strait there was hard
ly a question of division of honors; but
had there been II would not have taken
shape among the participants or In
Official circles. The ascription of sue
cess to the virtues of the emperor and
the spirits OF their ancestors precluded
all controversy.
Then again, we can hardly imagine
a Japanese naval officer dragging in
the sovereign of a neutral country in
Koch der kaiser" Me und Gott' In.
eident, even as an after-dinner pleas
antry Of club banquet. Without doubt
our tarry heroes talk too much. They
are too free with their boasts and their
criticisms, and the same is true OF the
military arm Of the service. This anna
BILE weakness can perhaps be qualified
somewhat. but we doubt whether II can
be entirely eliminated. II is not alto
gether a matter that can be reached
by discipline. II Ia not discipline that
is wholly or in large part responsible
for 1t among the japanese. The virtue
Of silence where silence works to their
advantage is an inherited quality.
Moreover. II has been often noted that
the United States and the east, Japan
especially, represent two opposite types
of national expression. Here individ-
ualism asserts itself; there the indi-
vidual is absorbed in the state. There
fore the secrets OF the army and navy
are state secrets, and no individual
would any more think OF disclosing
them than the arm Of man would move
until the brain willed 1t. Here we regard
our knowledge and our ideas as our own,
to do with az We will We resent any
challenge Of that right. and probably the
new regulation will be stismatized by
those TO whom 1t applies as gag or
der" There IL more hope that we can
successfully emulate the japanese hos
pital service than their practice OF ON
cial silence. Certainly we have never yet
been able TO do what Japan has done,
which is to mystify and defeat the best
newspaper correspondents in the world.