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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
G1niG Go,uarb.

Sm IcGtcN Nopcn1bcr mGl0ctc hos
&obcl, Oob iid &oniN Gomoro Don
GllAlon0 urlf Der &o9o bcn SUB per
itoud)t bobc. Scr llnion idcint 0oh
crn'tCr Acmclcn III icilL ais Nnfotg%
bCrid)tct murbc. 0rlllL mic Gin Core
lpon0ent ol,a Sonbon ld)rcibt. lteht
oic @%cllnobcit Gca @0nig& nody mi
MGR ollI IdNuodcn 6iiGcrL nidlt n>lr
hil0lidl lon0crll olld) m0rtlId1. Scr
Correspondent Id)rcibt:
Ser &0nig 0cht nidlt mcbr. Iolls
ocrn i0brt olli Die $o0o, mo CT
ld)icBt jcbt bcrcltS bon lcincr Ennp.
d)oilc ober lcincm Nutomobll ans.
GnB cr leincn GiiBen feline Nrobcn
Nnltren0unqcn 5llnnltben fam, lit
inhcb nid)t lcinc 0roBtc Sdppicri9-
felt. Gna &olptilbcl lieQt ut lcinen
NthmlnlgSbeldnuer0cn. Gr iii %Icttlci-
big, mo lclne Mer5tc habcu lbm uid)t
uorentboItcL oob ieinc @0rpcrbiI
Dung sum- Sd)lnailnb Ncnci1t lit. -
Gor 'cd)1 Wod)cu crci1llCtc c@ lidl,
ooG Der 3Gnia INN = llbr Mddlta 10
fort bon Observation-Disclosures be
lollcn mlrbe, onE Gr5tlidr Niilic Der.
bei9crlllcr lperocn nnlBte, Pin Mpic
hot man allcrbinas ucrllld)t, bcn Mt.
tolt 0cbeinl 5ll bnltcrL nbcr c3 ridlta
oe'tu lpeillger cinc Sbutiodc. Nos
tltrgcnl0b bctunbct lidl in lcitcllocl
@rei'cn @%clorNnib onriibcr. onE boH
Scbcn Nea Horiao cin 10 mlGemibcr
Ioftor lit mo Bob Gnglono in &c.
iobr it, ploBlid, Icincn lrDGten ii
plomloten III perlieren.
Nicnlall0 miro lcugnerL bnB &oniN
Gbmoro. scr iii MilrSe bo% ~iitllitc
Sohr leincr Meaicrllngsscit nollcu>et,
i'm Suilic Der lcsten orci Sabre ourd)
icincn pCrlonlid)en GiniluB Die &C
lnnlnlte interno1ionolc Eolitif lin,0c.
fchrt uth IN nci,e Sabncn 0clcntt
bot mo bob moll i'm llid)t lltlr III
Gnglnnb, lonbcrn audi im Nnalon0c
al% oen 0eiltigen llrbcbcr unb acuii
icrnlnBen oils ben ci1clltlidlen Hcitcr
Der gegenlpnrti1cn mislparti9cn VI.
litit ocS britild,cn HcId)e$ bctrod)tet.
Crit ncuerbinoe iuieoer bat lid, lcill
GinilnB bel ser Mhuidellutg Der lfons
oinouiihcn arile g%clteno 0enlod)t.
Ofit @c5lG oii bieier Tllntl lit cine
BON oent iran5nliid)r, Ssullrnoliiten
W. @obler pc%roiientlidlte Slnnldriit
lefr lebrreidA luorin AuiflGrung oa.
rider gegcben miro. mnriim pornloli-
&C norlucaiid)e Hepublifoncr ldIlicG
lid iilr Die Monardie itinnlten. 2ie
llorlpegiifen Hepnblifoner, 10 beridp
tel NJ. @ohier. ridlieten orci @eilidt,
oil Den lron5oIiId)en ErenlicrInilliller
Moipier, Der repnhlitonildrn Sadle
! 81 beifcil oocr Iic observation-disclosures Il;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

bl0ic trlltbctUrnplnllG rin pr0ttl
idea Mclultot onimeiit. Ter SleiidJ
Srnlt iii ia ni0t Der cin5iQc, 0cm }u
>cibc ae0onaen mcr0cn lollte. Is
limo ibrcr nod nrchr 0a, lno Die
lpCr0Cl nod langc 9inDc bnhcl, 3cm
Qor6cn &anpi 0c1en Grltita uno
Wtonopplc icblt Sd)nci0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

llcltt Ginlunl1brrcr. fcilc 9tid)Gl!i=
Qllnq finocn fGnnen, rucroU1 I'M Nt,
item 10000 9lrbcitcr ell EilcnbubU.
bantcn perlonat, 0encu Elm Ia0elubt
non $40 bis $3.50 }uQciiUcrt miro"
Gn9 Shlimmc bel Der Gudjc lit, Dor
Die 0itlihcn 9lrbcirtr nid)t Die n0this
gen @clbmittcl bahclt, nm ll0d) SNtis
tprlicn Ill rCiiCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
Wcrhuro s.. Nccfc.

IS iluyb an 80. Ialuins 1906 @erbaro ".
oecte. - Sabre ait. aeliebter @atte Doll Gt1t
!. 0ceie. ~. !. X" &cruduotc mo
hcit Der Recrhiautlg hct5ltlu0hlelL lutIhy am
Suunerita9. oclt I. Sebruar ltor2elts ~ l'Gr,
urH leiucr lcHiCr lSubultG. III. t@lt - 2)ln-
hGro StruBt, ans ltGitliuoct, I'm y Igr lulrb
in Der 81. WtihaclasNirtle eiu N]tcu"ica so hulut
liLr leine SeeLeMllhc ~lcIcnriri lnErhrLL. Lli -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
lnuliuc SQrtmonI.

Is iintJ am 30. EUnnug i90j nan lu'acr
Nruntbtlt 4aultuc 0nrimamu, Gt.eGie Hjui!iu
bon Mlirc0 NurtmGnL i'm 9Ilcr SON ~ NIGrtl
NM 10 W@tuHutclI. Sic HeerotRfrJ 'inoei nm
SrcitGg, Del ;. SchrHav. ~ iibr H'udur,tiua9
nom IraucrDntic. NJ. 2i33, Ntiauucr Slrdlc
aus itatt. I'M titles Ntilrlo b!uItt nCy Ill
truuerIGe GuttC
Miirco 0GrlmniH Hg1t Giuccrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
Trcocrif ". g,Spfcninii.

Is itnrb am %. &unIur 1906 ndd LANCER
Aranfbeit Ireocria u. gsUdcniui, 0~elicbter
@Gtte Don IlGHila ). @Sodenin}. I'M Gtier uol
Gs &abreil. Gte @ceroiNlila iinoei Sunncritne,
ben /. Sebruar, , uhr NdbmittaGa. upH lciler
leEten 2%&ubnun0. Nj. -, SiiOsGGreO SrubC.
aus itull ulIo 0aim INT rs lt0r nnG ber
neutitel rttbertihcn Ct. Fdulo~Nicbc. ode
Ntr1nnI nm Snrntnon StrnEe. l3N2-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
TrfSrrif W, Gnun,ll.

.G5 itorD ant Wioutu0, ocn %. lnnitor 1906.
nm DOS @SorlIittugs, 6rcocrid u. &uruip. &c
liebter Cjutie ron 9lme.il Aolnlu. inI 2Iltcr BON
is [ubrtn mo %. lGaeiI. Sic RreroinuHa
iiuoet WiittWuil, Den st. Sdnuar, , llbr g,dtDs
mittdG1. BON ictncr ieGten &u1mHd, III, 1880.
&u. urupI Sttdbc. ans ltutt. BtiieululN an neG
,SUiopN- lSlrfr GcntetelU. go y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

Sic Is nliiorni ,3eitunp"
ltlreibt: .@1brcno III Ncp Dorf ruio
ollen olllldlcn @robitdhten, NIT Gin-
ldiuB pm Chicago NM 81. Souis,
piclc Sanieno grbciier. 5itu 5bcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
(phlt ". Mrin.

IS harb am 80. Sarlar 1906 S0tu u, a&ciR,
GeIieuier @aite bon gUmIic 2$r,f, iii 9tlteC poi
80 IubreIl. Die NccroigillN litHcl Eouncri,ig,
ben I. Scbriar, 1iGhutitidas > llbr, pom Gr,I'g,s
bauie. IN. zoos, 1Sclt-HjNlUflp crane, aus
ctuaeiGoclr.
(GamocH. NJ, 5cinuuIen m6GeI ~Geiialgit
CupirCu.D (3l ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

tnlplCDlcl. Nbrr Nuupicr rrluic@ lld)
n%bgcneiQt, Der NulforhcrmN 81 cnt
lprcd)clt. Inrmli mon0tc man lid
ul lcitcnoe iran5oiii6c Folitifer -
Gonbc@ GlcmcncenlL 0'Gitourellc9
lulN lclbit &urrca 49, ubcr ucrgcbcHa.
SdIlicBlih lpur0c Der &crilld) &c
mud)t, Die Tiihrcr Der 9eputirten.
TANNER ST ucronloiien cine olIcrtli=
dc NCpcQllnN 81 @umltcil scr rcput-
tifoniihcn SoNc IN 6llB SIT brin-
gen, obcr olld) lie lcbllten ooa Hnlll-
d)cn ob. IS lit tcin @cbcinniB
mchr." 10 iiIgt VI. @pbicr bin5l,
n0oB &GliN G0maro in icbr ottIper
@ciie hic S6r0cru1g Der @obl &6nlq
&onton'a bctricbcn bat un0 nob
6rontrcih icinc Observation-Disclosures
V~cjiebllngcn 5lt Gnglono nidt 81 ito
rerl milnid,te." Sir brnlld)cn llllr
ncitcr ooroni bin5ulpeiicn, mic SO
Mig GGiu0r0, obmoDl on@ ulllildlc
Mcid immcr lodi llidt oll1 Der Ne
pollution hcr0uS iii, 0od) bcrcit@ mIc
Der lclltcn Flnt alIlgcnonmlc1 hot
mo 'cilcn GiufluB 1cltcno m0d)t
mn nndJ Dem Norbil0c oCo cnaIild)a
irnn5Giilhcn NbfommCna Circn 9lll@r
glCid) nit 9llBlnn0 III Stolloc III
brtlGcil, mn fiir GnAlolO nod ouclt
HildltllnGcn bin WCpc0lulQ9ircibclt 81
1dutren lln0 inn cil(rll NM 10 rulbCs
ld}rGlftcrcn Giuilnb oli Die McItpo-
lltif Sit iid)erlt.
90 bot &oniH GOmoro oQc Sic
cnttGllidt. 0ic 0o omnu6nlrn. CT mcr.
n nod %lrilcr Observation-Disclosures 0u9
Scbcr, 003 CT ais &rin5 BON W0lc3
NcfiIbrt, Iortfilbrcn. Won5 i'm @cQCN
tbciI tot CT lidJ els Gllbcrlt 0cnono
ter 1iplonuot cnuiclcL Der DER britt
id)rn EoIit.if piclc Sdpuirri0fciten
aus oCnl @c0c QrrGlnlt mo iDr
neuc Nobncn NUuiclcn bot. 81 tic
frcilidN 0icic bis SIT Gn0c pCriolQCn
miro mo fam, 0aH h0nat mclcltlid)
pom anbcrcn Nuftprcu ob, bcrcn Nc=
cinflulnul1 I'M cnAlildcn &ntcrcI'c
%ntcreiie olld) 3GniN G0pnr0 nld)t
INNER ucliuucu miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
Srtt III bic 5cit, cs III bcauscu.
lSnhnnuln

t6btet Gle 9rteu BON GHIcitcH in Irei6bdufcrI
oher I'M Sreielt, tCrtrctht SIlipdDcIt. Wtdnie mo
Ntaalluilre. Gt0tIiD litr ariilc 5lieGeH MO
@eflitacI Gduie mo %nitftcrr in &oul5ruDHttt
ltno tUotet Gllc 9Siirmcr MO !0iahen AT oCu
gSur5eIll bon Hduaelt, iuie ul0 ole lupliae
gaumluts.
@m. :. GUrie,
Mr. 2i3, gspro sGn.uert. StrGfc,
mo @aroenOiic, SnttilHure Guarlg, Ms.
(Utui2I .tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
Mltc Te0crbettcn.

Wdriipreis pirh besnhIf fir aite Seoerbets
ten nn6 antiie MabagonD sM1beI. Genoet Yufts
fatta an Die
.Goiumial Antiane Co.," Gr. 6f3, Sspro.GntaW.
StraRe.
Teiepbcn: Wt. gerncn 304S. gue Veiteruu.
gen prompt aitSaefiibft. 6-,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
1nhnnu Mcnrn Niidlrr.

IS ftarb am -. Samtnr 1906 perr 1uGanu
Gcurs Siidlcr i'm ~Itcr non rs SaBreu ii Mo
nnteI nm % lunclt. a~ciiehtcr &utte bon GrH
Niibcr. Bic leerotailG iiltoct Mltiwudl, nm
, ll0r 3iaobmittaao. pufl GyGtcr0au'c. 9tr. tltG.
NanfS.rabe, aus ltult. sod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
Homlaub'S tiirfiid)e Baber.
Equitable. 8sbauce. Eutamt ae8eH. etets often.
lNIuaufL21-l
Shrt{tina Sriicrt.

Is faro am 80. [uuudr 1905. ! llbr Uto,
gems. ,Srau Gbriitina 5ciitrt in ibrenl al. &C.
beliaidbre in t6rer l&uGuIHG. III. 24il. GUs
ViSble Strnbc, non no ans Ole NctrotAltlIa am
SuuurritGa, ocr /. Tchruur, ysutbgItiiu0a inn
/ llbr. ilutliinocu tuIrn. t3i -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31
tuurnO 9~tsiIhrlm.

IS faro an 20. &oInlnr 1906 pIUt!i6 Snls
niQuna ituoet Wtittmudl, ben ST. %anHar. 9indp
rtitiupa tdlb uudl , llGr uonl Ilmucrbunlr.
Nh. 1924. 0ipiitnrStrcBe, ans ltHit. 9'eiletz
tltlO QTinutilt, t3G-3b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

@tngropbit Scr Stn6t
Mem Dorf. SIS miro Die uiClcl
bJeltGen Srennoc ulo Nercbrcr Oea
ncrclptgten Gidter9 no E0oaaoNul
&obunm Strolbemniillcr, meld)er III
rrllDtrcn Sobrcn ol9 Schrcr III Hulil-
more t6otla iuur, iutereiiircn, 5n per.
nebmcl, Dob iein SoblL &r. @uitdD
Strdllbennlllller, gcgempdrtlg Il
Itrlft2 Superintendent Der ShtlcH
BON Acmz Dorf, cin lcDrrcidca Nud)
ilber Geographic. Topographic, @c.
l6ld)tc II. /. ~. Der Wctropolc an
@1Iolon ucrtoBt mo ourd) 0ic Njrn1n
Wln1 & so. in 0niton 6crnlo4e0cbcl
bot. SIS lit bclpnocra SIM llnterridbt
Iijr Die N>llgenb in Ocu Sd)ltlen be
I%tlnnlt, aber audi Grpnd)lenc mer0ell
cine Slllle luertbpoQcr Sniornlatlol
IN ocnI lor0fGltig bcnrbcitctcn @crfc
fIn0clt, mcld)es flnItpol iuultrirI,
tle90Nt 9enltllDell ltll0 t0poAt0pNllu)
tn0cloS ollSgcitottct lit. IS Niebt
l%riIl0liGc Iilstluuit iiber G%ntltcbulg
mab Gntmidelmn0 Der p6Gnonlcnolcn
%hirlcHltn0t nit ibrCn co3rtopnlitlldrn
G%impobnern ans otter Ncrrcl S0n
ocyn. Alld) oic llmQcbung miro &C
loll bcld)rieben mo Ollrd) &artcn crs
lGlltcrt. Cine iold)c @eimotbfrnoc
miro in Den &inbcrn &iebe 5ltul @c-
blrt2ortc, Sotolltol5 lt1o Entrl0tl3.
INNS forocrn. "a Dos Bud, III Den
oifcntlIa1en Sdllllcn bon NclusJort
cinNciilbrt lit. miro c2 0NDaltIGct
Nbl0B lin0cn Nllo al Ml9lu0rti0cn NA-
ncbgucrn nir6'9 oud) nidJt mollQclr.
0Cltld)= Nnlcritnlcr BADEN ollC llr=
Indbc, c6cn 10 ltol5 ollf Den milrolACn
SprollC1 5l leirL mic tic Dem per
oicnltpollcn &otcr Elm cbrcnoc@ Nh.
ocnfCn hrluubrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

miro mo fam, 0aa h0ngt mcNcntlld)
Don nll6Crcn sSnftorcn ob, 0crcl @c=
c%influlilnlg inn cnAlild)cn 1Sntcrci'e
NntcreIlc olld) @oniN Gopor0 nld)t
INNER gclillNcn miro"
Gin Gincinnntier @lntt
lhrcibt: nGinc3 ser Nierigltcn Wtono-
polc lit 0ic .Mtrrgcntbolcr @inptppc
So" 9ieie0 Goninrtilut, Dos bic &c
Mole Griinonng clncS 9cutlhen fiir
cin Rutherford Oil lid 9ebrudt hat,
bronoldobt leit loltgen &abren bic
3citumgabcrorlSgcbcr Der Ger. Sto0z
ten IN Der unpcrld)1nltclten @cilc, iC.
0ca Sobr Wtillloncn Don Collars oll3
lbllen hcrnllald)inocnn. sir cInc SCb=
maldll1c, 0crcn Seritclllng2prCi9
ctpn $500 foitet, bcrcd)net Der IrltIt
$1,000 bis $500. SIN Nuslaloc mcr.
Den ScBnloihincn fiir meniger, dis
Die SGIltc ~pcrfailft, mo bic anlcrifA
nl'd)cn 3eltnngabcrnlt20cbcr mllr0Un
Der Nronold)oBulQ 0c3 WcrNcnth1-
Ter Monopol@ lrid)t ml2AclcBt lciR,
mcnn III dt Gin 3oll pon 10
Ero5cnt 100 pdlprCm" nuI
Sebm d) men bcitGn0c. Ger
GouarcB lplltc 0lclcn ,}oQ, lulc olic
onbercn, Ole ollaldlieBlih sum Ncltcn
Nrobldcnbcr Srulta bcltebcn lobnlo,
luic m09lidl. ans Der Wclt ldnifcn,
ocnm Goa lit Die cin5iqc 9rt ulto
@eilc, mic Dem @llmpcicn bieier @litt-
lallNer Gin Gnoc Qcmod}t mcrbcn
fam"
lhlpcrltGnolid) blcibt, Dob olli onte,
rlfonildc Nobrifutc bel Ibrcr Niif.
ein'ilbrin1A nod. Den &crciniNtcl
Stontcn cill 3ou crbnbcn mcrbcn
fam. Nmcrifonilhe Shrcibmoihi
men ). y. merben III europa ct>uo sllll
bolben Frcia perfouit nn0 mollbc
fomnt nod) Den &erciniaten Stootcu
5llrild, obnc 3oll ST. 5o6len. sat nilt
ell %oln,urtcr Donfcc" Dor ciniNeu
&ohren quite @eid0itc 0cnnodt, ais cr
tbcltrc (uldcmlhren nuh Canada
tnufen lieB nuo lie Damn, neil cr feline
3ollc 5l cntribtcn brolld)te. nit Yro-
iii nod Den &~creinigtcn Stootcn il!s
rilfacbroht? Cob bergleid)en @es
lh0liSprottitcn iibcrhoupt 9roud, &c.
mproen iilib, lit cine Sd)nlod. Scr
S0lller int Nulon0c 5oblt cincn unl'S
Goppclte bobercn NreiS, oonit in
Nnalnnoe 5l l0lbcnl YrciS pcrfolift
lperoen tnlll.
@ut eingclcu d eft Dat
olc Nltlltln ocS Soltbentcra III Sall-
noucr, Nrl. Wnrtho Nonnnerltcin, cine
oorti0c oocloitol5c Nomilic. Sn elmer
@nnlloperld)cn 3citlura crihien cine
Sctonltnlndung, morin frltgcltcllt
lpuroe, vouB Die neucllgngirtc Hltiitin
n%lllerea aNl. SbeotcrS iclbltrcoerlb
llld)t Der blcIiNcn tSreiberrlid u. Nnnls
merltcin'ihcu Somilic o%ngeb0rt."
Gieie hcrSIid, iiberiliiiiiac Neititclung
murbc bon Der Miinitlcrin nit cil,cnl
trelfllden @eocnbleb crpiocrt, inhcnl
'lc glcld)IollS betonnt aob, bob tic
rmeocr 1T Nonnouer Gcrlponotc ibre%
NanlcnS bat nod nit benz Dor n1cl,-
rcrcn Sohrel 5u lGuaerer ,}ud,tGous-
ltroie ncrtrtheilten Sreibcrrn u. Nolnz
mcrltcin in Experimentation pcrmonbi.
lhoitlid)cn Sc5iebnigen ltcbt."
&cr llli bic Sad|cr oli ieillcr Seitc
bot. III luobl unihner 5u crrothcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

Tclomorida Snr6 u y.
hcrta pcrlonNt in elmer Nnlprud)c Dpr
Der Siucrpnoler Nonbelafammer Die
TerIturtnnla Der englildcn WilItdr'
mod)t oui cine Millipn Mann. @ie
lid) ooa bel Der cingcileildten Abnci-
glilla Der Gn0lGnocr gc1en Die nlAc-
ncinc @cbrpilid)t belucrfItcIliacn
1oBt. ioNt Der Serr fSelonnorlho1
nIdlt. % lid obcr eiu Seer uon q
ner Million S0lolirme in Gilnlnn0
%5nlonmlen brirgcn ldBt, lit iraNIid,
unb penn cine iold,e Nrunee geidoi'
icn miirbc. Damn m1re lie 10 toitipie.
llg, Dap Die cngliihcn Steuer5oblcr
prptelllrcn miirben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

SIM McprGiCntontcn y oH&
1T cine MelollttIon ongeronrmcn Nor
ocll, lucld)c pom E%rdlibentcn Nonic
Delt Die llehcrnlittelnnN Der Nftclt
pcrluENt, mclhc Die G%onlniiiion iiir
5plld)cllltaatliNcn Gerfehr in loren
llntcriildun0cn ilbcr ctuoi0c GombI-
nntloncn' ucriGicocncr 9ohn WcicQ'
ld)0ltcn 'cItNcltellt bat. Glc gunlabs
ne mnr cine l(Cbtrrlmlpcllnlg mo III
@ollitrobc liclCn bel Sefonmtmcr0cn
oc@ 9cidlni'C3 Giienbobn NflIcl
mn , bis 8 Eunfte. Nls elmer Der
Sollpt1riinoc lilr sic Nnnobmc 0c&
Seld)lulica miro ooa MibpCr0nilNCu
Der Gon0rcB N}itglicocr iibcr 0ic9tbs
IhaiIltng Der NrcipGlIc 0%cnannt. Sit
Ga9 Der SOL 10 lit onS Wtotip tCin
coles. Sic &olt3pertrettr in @oib'
lllgton bcSiebCu rcidlid) bellcicnc
Mteilen0cloer iijr ibrc Nobrtcn nod)
@olblnaton lmo 5uriid IN tire sci
motb, 20 GcnlH pro Meilc. @ollch
llc Grtrolubrtcn I'M Sonoc mud)en, 10
ntogcn lie bofilr 5oblen uic icoer on.
bcrc cute 9ilrQcr oo1 olld) thull mulG.
Sn GeltlhloN0 nat Nicnlono ireieGi.
l%cnbobnfohrt, nid)t cinnol Der Sal
ler, oen lelnc Nclien I'M Satire cine
ltoltlidlc Slmmlc folten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-31

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
TIE MONDAY CONvENTTON.

Certain Of the State Journals con-
temporaries are quarreling as to the
meaning Of last Saturdays primaries
and Mondays county convention. The
Topeka morning organ maintains that
it was a great victory for the Civic
league=and James A. Troutman in
particular-and a slap at the rail-
roads It recalls that the Kansas City
journal, recognized as a railroad organ,
prophesied that Mr.. Troutman could
not go as a delegate to the Republican
state convention from Shawnee coun-
ty Inasmuch as Mr.. Troutman
heads the Shawnee delegation. the
Capital believes Mondays convention
was a great endorsement for him.
On the other hand. it is argued that
the convention was really against the
Civic league, inasmuch as Mr.. n. H.
LOOMS. general attorney for the
Union Pacific, was placed on the dele
cation.
Neither proposition is correct.
Neither the Civic league, the railroads,
Mr. Troutman. Mr.. Loomis. nor any
candidate for a state Office, with the
possible exception of 7. A. BIcNeal
was considered. 1t was not a victory
for any OF them, nor was It against
any. If Mondays convention gave
anyone genuine personal endorse
ment. It was Harry Larimer, whom It
elected as its chairman on the spur Of
the moment over Capt. P. H. Coney.
for whom D. ". Mulvane and Mr..
McNeal had set up the pms. The
election Of Larimer came nearer being
a personal endorsement than any
other action Of the convention. for
Captain Coney is somewhat popular
himself, besides having the combined
support of the two men most inter
ested in the convention.
Probably not one voter in a hun
dred In Saturdays primaries thought
Of the Civic league or OF any particular
candidate for lieutenant governor. The
whole issue was law and order and the
defeat Of the Ring. And because d.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16

W. Mulvane was a part of the Ring,
the fight was incidentally against him
Because Of Mr.. Troutman's promi-
hence in the law and order movement
I he was enabled to push himself to the
front and to head the delegation in
stead Of Mr.. MuIvane. The victory
was not for Troutman=it was simply
a defeat for Mulvane. Troutman per
sOnally and the Civic league had moth
ing to do with it. Anyone else could
have won against Mr.. MuIvane as wen
as Mr. Troutman. In fact. had Mr..
LOOMS. even though ne is a railroad
attorney, been a candidate against Mr..
Mulvane to head the delegation instead
of Mr.. Troutuan, he would have been
elected. For it would be difficult to
hnd a man who stands higher person
ally IN the confidence and respect of
the people of Topeka than N. H.
LOOMS.
Therefore this talk Of Mondays con-
vention being victory for the Civic
league or the railroads. Mr.. Troutman
or Mr.. LOOMS. does not amount to
anything. It is possible that Mr..
Troutman plotted secretly to win the
place he did, and in that respect 1t
might be regarded as a victory for
him. but it was a matter of chance
and not by any expression of the will
of the people.
It is possible, too. that some Of the
Shawnee delegation may vote for
Judge Ansel Clark for Lieutenant gov
ernor. as the Capital claims. Judge
Clark is a pretty good man personally
and doubtless deserves some Shawnee
county votes. But Shawnee will also
probably give some of its votes to Mr..
Fitzgerald, Judge Clarks chief op-
ponent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
JAYHA WKER JOTS

In the game of politics at lola each
paper is carrying 80 eards-candidate
announcement cards.
An entertainment given at Ashland
for the benefit Of the loca. cemetery was
advertised as "a continual round of
fun"
Among other results of the Reno
county primaries is that the world has
discovered that Billy Morgan's middle
name is Zost.
Thus far the Wichita Eagle has made
no fuss about the nomination made by
the recent congressional convention in
the Eighth district
Business note by Roy Tapley: The
Knights Templar are making 100 new
knights in Topeka this week Thus the
market for ostrich plunes remains firm
to slightly advancing.
Charlie Blakesley is responsible for
the story that the district boards in
those Saline county districts that re-
Gently voted for graded schools are now
preparing to buy a grader.
When Ed Howe got hack to Atchison
William Allen Whit wired him: Glad
you are back. Mrs. White delighted to
learn from your notes that you nave
concluded to let women go to heaven -
The Coneordia Blade is becoming so
metropolitan that 1t is hiring carriers
mounted on ponies to deliver the Blade
in the rural districts adjacent to Con
cordia. Now it's up to Conner Davies
to put in an automobile carrier system.
A Leavenworth man y no has Job as
engineer in the penitentiary coal mine
now knows how It feels to be shut up in
prison. He was quarantined inside the
penitentiary on account of the SMALL
pox outbreak there, while his wife and
children were quarantined In Iseaveu-
worth on account Of measles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-16
GLOBE SIGHTS.

rFrom the Atchison Giobe.l
If things upset you easily. look out.
That Is one sign of age.
What has become of the old fash
toned wedding preparation that in
Guided patchwork quiltsZ
The women act about Lent the way
a spoiled child acts with its mother.
Find lots Of ways in getting around It.
It Is enough to make Today act mean
the manner in which every one sights
it in looking forward to Tomorrow.
What has become OF the old fash
Toned woman who described having
lost her temper by saying, Il just rar'd
arOund?"
Every woman believes in heredity to
this extent: That her children inc
herited their disagreed bic traits from
their father.
All Of US are willing to pay for seats
at the theater to listen to the troubles
OF people who would bore US to death
in real life.
A favorite way Of saying mean
things about a husband Is TO sigh and
look resigned when his name Is men
toned, and say nothing.
When the wind blows girls hair IN
her face, Il may make her look ep-
trancing to the men, but 1t makes tl&
women long to hand her a hair pin.
Probably one thing that makes life
harder is our habit CT labelling & thing
Trouble" at the first glance when q
second glance would show that it ISN'T.
This is the season Of the year when
the new wall paper is selected, and the
daughter makes the selection for the
parlor and the mother picks out for the
kitchen.
A great trouble ia this life Is that
hoeing, blowing, sweeping and carry
ing the baby have no duplicate motions
in the prescriptions given for physical
culture.
GRATITUDE IS strange thing You
never mo II where Il should be found,
but in cases where there is seemingly
little or nothing to be grateful for, IL
When night time comes, Father is
depressed with the FEELING that no one
cares TOT am except as wage Garner.
and Mother, who became resfwned
years ago to the fact that she was only
the cook, has nothing to say to com-
fort him.