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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

meIder lid mebrerc F%crloncr betall
0en. Somucl GuIutto non 9tr. 23S,
Siio.Grctrrs Strubc, mari sic aili ocnt
Sdunftiib ~itcbcnOcn 9i%rrGIGicr BON
oemicGbrn, ltto oI3 Ser RoIi5iIt oieS
bcrbinorrn ippIlte, ifnitt CT lib init
Nlosiderben IN Dos lil1fe Sottogclenf.
Goli3iIt Slipbont nerboitcte GiIotto,
Scr ntQci0uIoiQt lit, Den Foli5iItclt
in Scr NuSiibrnN icinc@ NInrtr@ 0cbiil'
bert 3t baden, hno Fctcr @cbcr pom
9tr. SEQ GIt.Erott.G troBe, mclbcr oI$
Gtoot35cuQc fcit0rGaltcn miro. Cen
iibri0cn in Der MirtDiAoft Nniuriclls
0cll 0clQlN C1, 5ll C1tfomultcIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

QCnGer O1ttct6tiher INTO 0eutlder 3Gl=
hmQen nit ctnent G%rtra5ug III mel.
reren SettionCn pom NClp-g)orf oh.
Nllf scr TSobrt bicrbcr miro in 5cbl1
Spciielpo1Qon8 elm Wittu0SmoGl Cit
1cltonlmCn ltt0 llnt 10 erfoIgt sic
Nlttunit III Woibin0ton. $4,000 lit
Ser Yrris, Den bic Micner fir Die Be
f0r6trltro bon Nemsgorf bierbcr un9
5lrriitf mo sic cine WiobI3cit ollf Scr
Srrfubrt 5f bc}ublcn bn6ctl. Nm
8nbnbof an Der &. StroBc mcr6cn Die
NSichcr non cincm Gomitc 0cQ og2oib-
ilgtor SGnACrbun0ca, 5u 0ciicn Dor
iicr uorqcitcrll Nlbc1l0 Sr. Wco. Y.
Sptcr crnultrlt mitrGc, lll10 81 Dem
mtd) Sic 9eonttCn bC5 o0cuti6en
GcntrulDCrcins" mo 0c9 o@crmoniu-
Otdncrhora" ltn0 0cS yNrion" >pcr-
Den bin3tgc5ogcn mcr0clL cnnpiunAcn
mo IN gIlltonlobiIcn und) elmer Nhm0=
fobrt olIrd) Die Stu0t nod Dem .2&cis
Zen Sollic" Qcbroht. Sir ben oorti.
gen 9n1pionN miro 2llc9 BON Der 0It-
rcitiidcn Notihoft in mcldcr &err
&rGnlcr am NicnltoG, bcgclitct bon
Dem oS0ngcrbnn0" ErGiiGcutcn (5obn
@olOmnn mo Den Ncrrcn Wco. VI.
Spicr mo q. &0rB, porIprodL porbc.
rcitct mcrocn. Grci 2ieocr mcrOGn i'm
GitiooI Oc9 u@ciBcn Soilic0" 0ci1tn-
gen. Conn miro Die NunOfobrt Onrcb
Die StoOt iortGcicBt uno BON ) bis 6
llbr iitO sic g8icncr sic @1Itc Oc5
r@uIbi10ton. SGn9crbrnocs" in 0ci-
len Scim al Der Is Strnbc. I'm & ll6r
miro bic Niidiobrt nodb 9tcu.N Port an
Nctrctcn, Gic &orbcrcitun0cll. Die Der
oOrtiAc oGclltidc &ic0crfrmt5" iiir
ocn Gnlpfo11 llnO Die llntcrboltlut0
Der frcnlrOcn @6itr 0ctrpficn bat, iinO
0roBorti0. GieI&oitcn ooiiir lucrOcn
iid olrf $4,000 bcInnicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
ger Grtru5ng.

Ter 8crcin ser @ciNGitSreiienOen
un0 &oltflclltc bat cine nelte GS0ce.
Co., MittclS Spe}ioljuQcS ioQcn
bic aun0Cn ollS ocn Sii0itontcn
bcr6eigebolt mrr0ell.
Sir Den &er6It hat ser rii6rige
Scrcin Der @ei61itSrciienoeu uno
&nltfIclltc cine 30ee in @rp10ltllg 0e-
jogclL Die, mclln sur gllSiiibrlut0 &C.
brodt, iibcrliG Don 0robenl &ortbcil
iiir Ocn ,6on0el bon Baltimore ieilt
miro, tpte Sr. i. 5. Ga Mottc, ser
lie Sen MitglieOcrn untrrbrcitctc,
meiltt. 81 9e1inu Der Sniion ioa
elm Spc6ioljng, moGlucricben nit ser
n0tbi1cn 2%iteratltr, bic Nnltimorc's
9robc cummer5ieIIe 8ortbcile gum
Sbento bat, oltrd Sic iiioliGen mn
lpeItlid)cn Staaten iobren, Gle Dem
San0el bon Baltimore nod nidjt &c.
niigenO cribloIicn iin0. @lci05eitig
IoQ alien &oufIcltten, bic bcobIifti-
gen IN Baltimore cin5nfonfelt, ol1ge-
boten mcr0cL Die Hciic nad1 9olti-
more n%litjumadcn ut0 nod) GrleOi=
1lnlg ibrcr 8eld6ftc cine frcie 9iiif-
bcf0rOcrultg nod ibrCn @obnortcn 81
crbaItel1.
Eieic SOec, sic bon &nuiIeitten aus
@oi6ingtOn uno tep-Dorf id)on ulls-
Nefil6rt mitroe lt1o grubcn @rfol0 &C.
babt BADEN iou, miro bon Der bicIiNcn
&allfntannidnft crnltIid crmogcn,
ltn0 bofft man, BOB bic Mebrbcit oos
iiir icin miro, 9ultimure'S arobc
Sanoelsfocilitdtcn olli 0iciem mo-
oerrlterl, edit nrlerifulliidcn WcNc 81
mnnoncirclt. Yr1iibc1t ga Wtottc lit
bon Ger groborti1cn @irfnug ocS Or
pcrimcntS ra%nnocnfonA per Grtrn-
jlt1" ieit ilber5elt9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

Sin id6nes nmS niitlidcs @cidenf
fir I~nscbDrise lit INNER cine lc6cns-
grukc photographic ubcr cine flint
lcriid p%ollcnoctc Gupic eincs altcn
@ilScs in Grapun, @aIcrfarbc, Del
oocr Eaitcll. Die idSniten Cabinet
bilocr mir 81 pru Smtcnb.
Snlins Scbbcl, beittiGer YbotogropD,
co. 321 Nprb.@MD StraRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

ii II nno5mon5ig Sabre
III GiclLit. - SiiliSmorid)ua Sos.
MNnnil,g NOR lcbtcll GnmlcrItog -
Sabre I'M Eoli5ciOicnit nno mllrbcn
ibnl bon alien Scitrt Die bcrSliditt1
Blildtuiini6e bornehrnd)t. SEER Woll.
ming lit an +. Sftobcr 1855 in 81
llcco.Gountp, ny, 1cborcn nlo fam
ais &nabe nod Baltimore. 9toboem
er olS @olborbeiter llno in cincnl &c.
treioegeIhGit tbGtig 9emeicn, lullroe
er 1889 5ilin EoIi5iIten ernormt. gr
mar mebrcre Sabre gopit6it bcS noro-
6itlirben 9iitrifts ullo pltroc por AZ
Sobren 5lt,n Siilfsmoridua befor.
ocrt. Gr bat Iid) icitbrm oltrd) feline
ltotiItiidcn 9lrbcitcn cincn mcitcrell
9fllf %cripor6cn,
Gin red)er GinbreC b er. -
Bon DEM Ginbrcdcr, Scr bent Semi
bon Sotparo 9ettp, 9tr. 1903, Noro@
edltle'SfraBe, ell1er Se1ll6 abltattete
mo CD Collars mitgeben bieB, feblt
ieoe Spnr. eS mar gegen 2 llbr
Worgcns, ais Srnll @ettp in ibrem
S6laf5imnter ermadte unO einen
Gi1breder Dor iib itcben iob; er for.
bcrtc Tie onf, auf5lliteben, unb mar
I6irtc bic 81 Sobe eridrodene Sroi;
Die Srcppe %binnlntcr in Sen eriten
Stod bcs @ebGlloes, no Die Sroll
obnnlGdtig nieoeritiir5tc. Dies be-
lllbte Der Ginbreber nio %peridmonb
bur6 Gin Seniter oui Die StroBc.
Slls Srou 9ettp ipieber 5lt ii6 fonl
unb ibren Wonn, Der IN cinem orloe-
rem Sbeil bes Souies i9lief, ollf-
mefte, mar Der nahtlibe SeIli6er
iiber ale 9erge. Srou 9cttp botte
$63 in elmer 4oliettc IN ibrem Shlof
5inlmer onfbelpobrt, sic Dem Ginbre-
der III bic Sanoc iiclen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
WcloGcuSunden

nab 9eutIdlanb 81 Gents pro Marf,
nad Seitrei6 2oR Gents pro arone.
Gorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
nah Geutiblono. 3eiiepdiie, @ed.
iel, Greoitbriefe ltno ausldnoiides
@elo. .Sbro. $. Siener e &c., Oil
Sft-8aItimore-S troBe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
2t7, Sit-Y altimpre-S trafe.
,,Sarmpnic . Gafc,"

vSarmDittc : Sntc,"
Mr. Ala, @cit-T apcttc-S trafc, &arl
Sdmibt, SnBabcr. Sammclplat Der
9cntidcn. @6r5iiglidc Slide, Sincrs,
SumpcrS q la carte. Sn Gnrscm Gr'
%Dfinnag Deg Spmmergartcns.
(a(priTl ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Mar 3ciHcrt,
9cmtider Sbotograpg,
409-11 Hurb.0ag.S traBe,
Gpesinf.Sfiertc!
n fir eiur furte az

Spcstnf.S fierte!
Nnr fir cine fnrSe Seft.
8 %feirite GnbinetsBortraitS hro 1 lebenserobes
Eortrait init feinem Otabmcn fiir $3.50.
@itie. aften sic auf meiile IbreHe:
Wsar Hciiiert, 409-il1, Yiorb. CAB. etraRe.
(Se8t1,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
sS.iabrioe3 gtilmuasieIt.

Ale 1000 tSCllntp9 lpetDe1l 0Ielc2
6cit om 2B. 9Ipril in Baltimore
fcierlt.- Cine MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm 5cmprl uno 6cItreoe ocS 6rlt.
Nlfrco g. Binfcrton aus Moiio.
d)ltiettS.
Die ,S0o 6caoipS" bon Morplono
meroen uoS ~SS-idbriac St%iftungSicit
oieic9 0rNcnS rn 6rcitoh ben 2G.
9lpriI, fcirrn. Gic 2oaen ouBcr6olb
@uItittorc'8 pcr0cn icpnrntc Scicril
ubbnltcn. Sic biciige Seller miro I'M
nS0O 6cuoiu.S empet" a~bgcbolten
iucroen ltnD 6crr N(Ifrco Q. Rinfcr-
ton BON Moiiohuietts 0ic SeitreOc
boltcrt. @uberocm iin0et nod cine
notwithstanding Itott. Scrr Eiu-
fcrton lit ciu @r.Er6itocnt ocS
StuotsicnntS bon NtnIindnlcttS una
Boit @rono Sire scr Sr%tberdllert
@roBlogcw
Sonlto0 @ornlittog ont %. 9(prtl
mer0en sic Wit0lic0tr bes Sr0cll5
bcnt @ottcSoicnitc IN Scr ~critet Gops
tiltcns&ird)c, 6rcnlont- mo 2afopcttcs
Npcnuc, bciipobncn llnb Eoitor Sur
It's See 2otpS sic 6cItprc0igt boltcn.
9oS gon1itc fir Nrrungirlli1A Der
ScItIidfeit 6cItcbt ans 0cn SS. Nobt.
u. Nlo6rop, Srcocrif g. @roonl, g..
M. @oon1otL @iQiom u. Soncs, ISM.
$. Sofitcttcr, @oIoct 6. Nimnlo, @.
s. ScrmonSoorfcr, EbontoS Wono'
fec, s. e. Gtrolu6ribQr, @iQiom u.
Gorltcp, 2llomiq =. 2%oricrL s. @,
Scrnlolr, George &. SQni1gilS, 81
bert 90. Momicp, @iQiom $. Scarce,
W. $. Nb6ott, Geo. 6. Smitb, 5. 3.
Blltmmer.
9ic MorbIoll6-@ roblo0c ser oS0o
SclomS" miro 6clttc ull0 ntor9cn SIT
ciner Sibltng i'm Scmpel 5uinnmen-
t~retci1, in ,uelder IeprGientonten oll2
ie6er 2o9e i'm Stoote oniueieilb fem
lperoetr. WputoN Nbenb iperben sic
9cri6tc 0e8 @robneiIterS, @roBs
iefretGrS, Observation-Disclosures, ser
@rob- Mepr6lcntontcn u1to Ser Der,
ldicoencn Itehertben Gomite'n perlc'
len ner0cn llnb OH TienItog Se,
fhliii'c lulb oroerc mi6tigc Sod)Cn
5ur @crotbiln9 gelon9erl.
San0 Gtnbre6e unter
Sem @ctt. 9lS Sr. G6orIcS
2allcr BON Or. 74S, Genniplponin-
2lncnltc, am Sumitng NbcnO gegcn
htt llbr nud ieiner @obnnng 5lts
riidfebrtc, fiel eS linn olti, ,ooB Ieinc
3immcrtbiire, sic er bel Ieincm @eg-
gang Deridloiien botte, offen ion0.
Gr itelltc oeSbnlb iofort cine llnters
iitd]ltng al illo iono idlieBti6 eincn
@in6reGer inter ieinem Sett. @r mo
0enielben irennbli6It Elm, iid aus ici-
ller u1lbeqltemcn Gage SIT erbeben nno
iiberlieierte i'm onnt Dem goli5iiten
Stapf, melber i'm natb Der noromeit-
lidlen Yoli5ciitotion brodte. Gort
%an9efomnler, gob Scr Ginoringling
olL Bernard Gltinn ST. beiBen, 81
Sabre alt SIT iein uno in 9tr. 412,
GourtlonOltroBe, 81 iuobllen. Sn lei.
men 8oi6en fanoen iidl eiq 8aar 500
ientrdger, Elm Goiirn1eIIer, &ono-
idptbc mo allocrc fleine @egenIt0llOe
I'M @ertbc BON $3.50, ipelde Sr.
2mtcr ols icin Gigentblm be5ei6nete.
Grinm mur0c gcltern Sormittog our6
Eoli5eiridtcr Carr ocnn @eridtSpcr-
fn6rcn ii~berlpieicn.
Sin id)0ucS nnS niitlidJcs @cidJenf
fir I%nscbDrise lit INNER cine lc6ens-
grukc photographic pier cine fiimit-
lcriid) u~plcnbctc Gopic eincS altcn
Wil0cS in Granun, WaIIcrfarbc, Del
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Sunncnuuf- unS llntcroana.
SaS @Cttcr.

Sir WorplunO ur0 oen GiItrift 50
lnnlbio Gc>ltc uro Gicnlto8 flares
@cttrr, friidc, ollnldblig abnrDs
mcnoe Hor0lue1tM in0c.
Sic obige Nnfiin0igu1l0 luiro elmer
leioenoen Meni6beit in ser StoOt Ser
Monuncnte uno llm0cbung gcmib
mebr alS lptlfommen ieilt, 0cnn ipubs
reno Ser Iebten Gage mar 0nS @cttcr
gerobeju 5ltnt &cr5tpcifeln ulO c3
gicbt in SoI9c ociicn founl cine So.
mile, in ser nidt 6oS cine oNcr olr-
0ere @licb BON irgeno ciilcnr 2ciOclt
bebaftet lit, ncIdcS oircft ollI 0it'c
ltn5citgemGBe @ittcrnn9 6lrild5tfii6.
rem lit. Ger gcitri8e Gag ruor iiber-
boupt ser ilnfrelnoli6ite lpG6rcno
Scr goll5cn @phe. GS mar, iuic iuci-
Iuno &iftor BON Sd)effcI iollg n3lm
glbihicbnc6nen jult Oo5 red)tc @ct-
ter" lie 6od)Ite Temperature betrllN
40 8roO uin I llbr 9todnittogS ul0
Der nieOtiGite' S6ernometeritan0 mar
81 Grob Tim 6 MFR McrQettS.
l11 Sen ii6riGcn @llnOeS : @cttcrs
itntioncn rpltrbe sic fol9cnoe Ntini-
l.Iemperatur perSeidJnet: Gultport
80, GortIano SO. Bolton. 40, 9[lboru
Sc, 0em.Yorf So, YbiIuoelpbio 40.
stlontic.Gitp 3G, @oibinetolt 36,
NorfoIf SO, SotteroS 40, GborlcItnn
36, Snpont1ob 36, SofionpilIc 40,
Gep Writ 66, NtIonto 80, Montgos
nler 1874, Nclp.S Orleans as, EoIcltin
80, 8olpcIton 60, Corpus G6riiti GS,
Wempbis 80, Cincinnati 26, EittSe
burg %, Ssluego 80, Buffalo 26,
GlepeIolo 2S, Getroit "a, 9tlpeno 20,
Marquette 8, Green Ban IS, Chicago
"a, 9uIltb Nc, ct. YanG %, ct.
2ollis 30, annios.Gitp 80, Omaha 26,
Suron is, YiSmorf 20, @iaiiton %,
Sapre 80, Sclena A, Salt 2efn.GitD
81, 9enper SO, Gtortb 8lottc 80,
Googe.Gitp SO, 9lmorillo SO ut0 Sos
Gngeles "a @rob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
vNn .ScnfcltDpfdlcn"

NJW 'pVHItIiUpIuJrHt
Wr. 511, 0cit : 2cyingtun StraRc,
Impurities @iir5bnrscr Spfbram
friid ant 3apf.
(sfpril7. GoaioSo,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
S6cp. Sicncr e 81.

Teiie 9llreolt uno 8edieIitu6e.
G1ifisforten BON uno nod 9eutlhs
LAMB nit Dem NprOocutihen 2lopb
mo onberen 2inicn. HeiiepGiic,
@ediel, Grebit6riefe uno 8eloienbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

9ampfihiff mgctouft.
Sic Ocean Nobigotion 60" otn
9torfolf, So, Gat bon ser nNod itltO
Stonp Greet Steomboot Co." bon
Baltimore ben Tompfer v9tod Grcef"
g%rfauit unO miro Ben Nomet1 in y@e,
llerol Gee" mt6n6ern. @oobon e Gn.
bon Iier bciorgcn bic G~cparat;3;;2ll.
Tos Sdiff miro in Sen Eoiio0icr.
Oicnlt ser Son1cStopn NltsItculrrO
eingcreiGt u1b nadtrdglid IN sen So
fofgemoiiern bon Sirginicn fobrelr.
Ter Captain bcS GGifieS, g. =. SIC.
Senrp, 9lultbt, bis gum 81. Npril nod
Horfolf ~obfnbrcn ST. f6nncn.
GolmetH cr Grumen.-
Sim 15,@ni per6cn inn goll3cn 9alloc
Gibiloicnit = Eriifungcn fir Goll1let.
ifcr fir lcbcnOc Sproden i'm Mc0ie-
r~lingsbienit o~6gcboltcn merben. Gic
Triiflinaeit in Wnrplono iirom
aleihSeitig in 9oItimprc, .Gnnlbrr-
lniio lln6 SoIiSburO ltutt.
GcrIor icin Sa6r6iflct. -
Charles Montoauc, Z Sabre alt, nel-
der bon Shottlonb mud Sflobomo'
Gttp, Sflo6onn, ollein retIt, mar
Samitog Elm %unerlporteter 9elltdjcr
i'm ygaltimore.S 8 bio ebGltoe." Ser
a. ~
&na6e NOR am Sreitog BON Nep.
yorf abgefubren mo batte nui bisber
lrtaufgeflarte 8eiie iein Sobrbiaet
perloren. Gr mubte bo6er Ben 3llg IL
Baltimore pcrlaiien nno purbe Sen
9eonlten Scr 9abn 5ir Sbbut iiber-
geheit. Gtrrbiclt Gin neileS Subrbillct
nne oompfte No6mitto1S nod ct.
2oris peiter, UNI bon sort nod Sflo.
bonta neiter5ufobrenL no i'm icin
@ater erportet.
1nfall hort 5u Srriinn.
- George San Gonifer BON Nr.2037
Norb-G ulpert.S trabe, Der am lSreitag
megeit zines Nerpenleioen mad, oem
.Somoopathiiden Soipitol" gebrodt
poroen mar, gerietb ant Samitog IN
Elm iolfes Stobillm bon Srriinn, ooB
er in cine 3pongsiade geItedt tuerben
mliBte. 9ies fonnte ieboh illtr inter
9eibiilfe bon ieds MGnnern geI6e-
ben. gan Tonifcr iiberfubr Dor etluo
spei @odeh nit ieinem @efGbrt elm
fleines MGoden. Seit Dem llnfal
itono er infer Dem Ginbrud, Dab er
o1s &inb aetootet hube. Ger @eOanfe
bieran perlieB i'm bel Gag ttnb Nad)t
nid)t nno rief iAIieBlid Elm Nerpen-
Ieioen beroor, meldes iid 10 per-
iflimerte, ooB scr ar5t, Der i'm be.
h~onbelte, feline llebcrfii6rung nod
0em Soipitnl m~orbnetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Carl 6 ngcl6ort

s. 9 6ne10crbo H. TorltonO."
Gurd) cine b%cionocrc Gergiinlti-
oNng beS I~rdii6cntcn mo ocs Sdot-
omtSiefretGrs lit Sen Inf6nlmlingcn
jeoc S6ererei I'M !Sofen bon SEEM.
Yorf criport. Mientono miro einent
Gerb6r nntcrnorielt, fem &ep1f miro
bon 3oll6eamten utteriltd)t. Nm En-
ten Gage rio6 ibrer Nnflnft ollf
arncrifoniid)cm @obcn fabrt oie qon5e
TelIegeieaidnit, iiber 400 HerIonen
aus @iel boritnter picle Iomcn uno
is Irtiiten ltnb Scrtrctcr b%crpprrd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

Sergeont Shllb pom iiiolidyen
0iltrift %itattete g~eItern abertb fllr5
Dor 5 llbr nit 5pei Eoli5ilten Der
8irtbidoit oes Gtegeers Geo. 9iron
SIR. 81, Siio-5omorOltroBe, einen
unermnrteten geilld ob. Sic fanoen
in Dem 9ofal neben Dem @irtb Orel
Meger ll,lo erbellteten ein @los @biis-
fep. Die gauge @cicaidaft maltoerte
i'm I%otroluogen nad) ser lilolid)ell
Yoli5ciitotionb no Orion utter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING bes ongebGden Spls
ritltolenpeerfauis ON Sonntog fiir Elm
bellte itottfinbenbes Gerbor feltgebal=
ten mltroe.
Cine pcruneliidte Ta55io.
@citern Mbeno Inn vi llbr borte
Ypli5ilt SIipbont Stimmen in Der
@irtbidoft bon Charles 2ibertos, gde
BON Yratt. llnb @apsStrabc, nnb CT
brong oabcr in bic @irtbidoft Gin, in
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-22

ever since. Anything that we can do for the stricken agriculturists we ought to do, and the land bank, to which we are now committed, should be of immediate assistance in provid- ing loans on farm products at a fair rate of interest.
 Usury has been extorted from the Filipino farmer from time immemorial It is related of one banker in Zam- boanga that he ordinarily lets out ais capital of twenty-five thousand dollars at three per cent month--thirty-s per cent. year! The new bank pro- poses to lend the agriculturist such money ashe may need, up to but not exceeding five thousand dollars, at a maximum rate of ten per cent. year, a high figure judged by American practice, but not extortionate as meas ured by the standards of the far east. Unded the existing system the small farmer has been mortgaged to the financlers. His crops have belonged to the money lender before they came to maturity, and so great has been the re- sultant distress that Senator New lands, who visited the islands not long ago, declared on his return that the proposed agricultural bank was a more l pressing need than the abolition or re- duction of the insular tariff. But it is
 to England, apparently, that we must appeal to capitalize this desirable insti-
 tuition.
 In spite of all our neglect of the in- terests of our little brown brothers,'' z
 their trade Is steadily increasing. The 1 islands are so productive that with or without the artificial stimulus of a friendly government they will afford a living for an enormous population
 But it is not the sort of living to which Americans are accustomed. Farm la-
 bor in the Philippines is compensated
 witiI wage of twenty-five cents a | day, and skilled labor can ordinarily
 be had for double that amount. And if we desire to improve the condition of
 the agricultural portion of the commu-
 nity and so lay an enduring basis for
 the social and political stability of Ahe
 dependency, we ought to do our req
 sonabe utmost to help the poverty
 burdened tiller of the soil. To this end
 little paternalism will prove whole
 some. We must not judge the need In
 Luzon by the need in the United
 States; here the granger proposal to
 lend government money to the western
 farmers on the security of their perish
 able crops was properly condemned
 but the requirements of these Asiatic
 farmers are unique. It is a pity if tn,
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NEGLECT OF THE PHILIPPINE

NEGLECT OF THE PHILIPPINES.
 Congress has often been charged, and properly, with caring little for the welfare of the Philippines, but now it appears, from Secretary Taft's sugges- tion that English capital may necessa- rily be invited to establish the agricul- tural bank in the archipelago, that even the business men of this country are not ready to assist in the financial relief of our Oriental dependents. Of course this isa bad time to ask Ameri- can capitalists to find money for any extensive new scheme; there Is not money enough to take care of our do- mestic enterprises, let alone financing a bank on the other side of the world; yet 1t seems as if in this particular in- stance point might have been strained and the necessary capital un- earthed somewhere to set the Filipino farmers on their feet.
 The trouble with Philippine agricul- ture is that it has suffered from a number of exceptional drawbacks. There isno infertility of the soil to con- tend with, as in New England; the eli mate is too genial and the earth too productive for any complaint of this kind to have a reasonable basis; but 1 the rinderpest, to name one notable ilindrance to prosperity, caused the death ofhalf a million water buffalos
 five years ago, and the loss of these
 useful animals has been severely fell
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THE WIRE1ESs FOR TRAINS.

The wireless telegraph is already very useful to those who go down to the sea in ships, and it may also be useful to those who go upon the land in railroad trains. A system which is being tried in Germany instals a wire less receiver on the roof of one of the cars, with aerial transmitters on the poles beside the road, so that messages may be sent to the conductor, not merely from the nearest signal tower or station, but from points on the road several miles away, thus making it possible to arrest train at any point, to give immediate instructions as to its switching, passing, detaining or sec tionizing, to convey information of spread rails, landshdes, fires, unsafe bridges, broken locomotives, and what not, in lack of which passengers are often held prisoners for hours, unwill- ing to leave the cars because of a hope or fear that travel may be resumed at any moment.
 It is said that this system has al- ready worked well over a distance of seven and half miles, and if il has it will probably soon work well over much more than that distance.
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TROUBLING EUROPE.

The United States is troubling Eu- rope nowadays in several ways. She is after all the European money she can
 get, and more too, and it is now re- vealed that an agent of the War de- pertinent has been in Europe for some months soliciting foreign labor for work on the Panama canal. He has succeed ed in getting and shipping about 4,5OO Sraniards and Italians, but he hasn't dcne it easily. Both the Spanish and Italian governments were opposed to allowing their subjects to go to Pana- ma. The objections of the Spanish government were in measure over come. and with the advent of the new Maura Conservative cabinet, there was still less hostility, but on the other hand sudden agitation has grown up in Spanish commercial circles against em- igration in general, on the ground that it is draining the country of labor. The Italian government has remained stead fly hostile and official notices warning Italian Ia 5orers not to go to the Isth- mus were placarded throughout the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-22
EXPECTATIONS.

Knicker-Wh is a baby christened Bocker-The first nigat you walk it. New York Sun,
 Your wife reminds me of my first wife,"
 She reminds me of her first hus- band, Houston Post.
 "Oh, it's easy; easy as taking candy from a baby"
 Easy, eh? Ever try to take candy from a a.by?'-Louisville Courier Journal
 Shall l." asked little Bessie, lever be as old as grandma?"
 Yes, dear, if you live" replied her uncle, but you'll never admit it"- Chicago Record Herald.
 Ma had a quarrel with my teacher so I won't have to go to school no more this term" Darn it I wish my ma was a spit fire, too. o."--Chicago Record Herald. Trees by their fruits are known, if we Except the immortal cherry tree, Which drops, in February sere, A crop of chestnuts every year.. Puck.
 You made the most of your oppor- tunities?"
 T did answered the dashing finan- cier. T managed to put mortgages or some of my opportunities before they really existed. Washington Star.
 You don't agree with the sage who said that learning is better than house or land"
 Well, if 1t was true when the sage said it, then real estate has gone UT since, or learning has had an awful slump. Brooklyn Life.
 In an Irish court recently an old mar was called into the witness box, and being infirm and Just little blind, he went too far in more than one sense Instead of going up the stairs that led to the bob he mounted those that led to the bench. Said tine judge, good humoredly:
 "Is it a judge you want to be, my good man?'
 An sure, your honor," was the rel lply, I'm an ould man now, and mebbe it's all I'm fit for"
 The judge had no ready retort.-Tit- Bits.
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country. Nevertheless, many Italians, attracted by the offers of work, crossed the frontier and left from French ports. It looks as if the decision of the Amer ican government to continue the oper- ation of the canal work instead of let ting it by contract, will make it more difficult than ever to procure labor from Europe, Throughout southern Europe there is a growing inclination on the part of governments to put obstacles in the way of the heavy American emi- grafton.
 We'll, that canal will have to be dug, and it will be. Not just according to the programme, perhaps, but somehow and sometime.
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THE sPRING opENING.

Spring officially began yesterday at 1 p. m., but it was beginning all the morning, and as 1t lasted all the after noon the official Spring opening can fairly be called a success. Having be- gun it is to be hoped that Spring will continue. It will, with variations, and if those variations don't include more snow and slush they can be we'll en- dured, as they will be so much better than what has been endured.
 over the line now. Happy thought! Birds are already here. Soon there will be green grass. flowers, mosqui- toes, fleas and the other things that ga with the warm season. But there will be no snow to shovel