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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

Ger &ieler StuOcntcn.
9lltSidnlB bat einCn Nufruf an bic
oclttid)e Stuoenteniduit crlolleL III
Dem Die ltuoirenoc &u9cn0 nufgc.
forOcrt miro, tb0iig in Ben politiIdcn
&oblfompf cin5ugrcifcn. IS bciBt
Oo: SOL IN Oicicm NGuolti0cll, III
lcr gon5cS &olf crld)ilttcrnOca Min.
gen ollcln Die Oclltifc Stu0cl1tcllr
lfoit miiBig bel Scite ltcbcn? @tll
lie idlnfcrl, 100 unIerc rationale Gbrc
ouf DEM Spiclc itcbt, no c5 gilt, 0a3
GoterIonO SIT pertbci0igcn? gtcin.
rod ibrer GergongCnbcit bari liC Dies
nidt. Sd)on 81 lungc iinb unierc
oclltld)cr Nobi6ilICn pom 9cbcn INT
icrcs Bottles fern 9cblicben. Nl2
Sid)tc ont Der 8Grliner ltalpcrIlt1t
lcinc GcDell ali Die 0eutid)e Nntion
belt, mar rs dn0er$. Canals 9olt
cs Gcutidtnnb'S Gefrciulg uOm SOD,
Der 6ron5oicr Cinen nid)t g%cringcrcH
6cinO gilt cS bclrte 3il bctricacn."-
Scr Nufr,li idlicBt nit Der 9luiioro2.
llutg, sic Stnocnten ioqten lid) nan
reno Der @nbljcit III Den Gicnit ser
nationolcn Ynrtcien itcllen ulo bic
&lcinorbeiten leiiten; ooS fonntcIt
lie bciicr uno criolgreid1cr ol8 Re.
5oblte ar1ftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

cngber5ige @cicBgcbcr NcltGrft mers
0cH. 2ie0c9 @inOcruiB, 0o3 ben ailicn
intcrnotionolcn &~c5icbum0cn in Ocrt
Neg 9CclcNt miro, modt lid an NM
lercm YuSlunobnn0cl iOiort fiiblbor,
nit Scr 3cit nntiirlId) olld) lei ulicrcn
2lrbciiCrlL Die in Den SlOultric'n be.
Id0ftiat iinO.
Scrr Stralta rildt III ICincr HcOC
Die GtumnnOcrungafrage IN Elm ncilcS
Sidt, gclpinnt ibr @ciid)tapllnftc ob,
Die bisbCr tdlm 6cud)tct mor0en limo.
Ter @olt95u3ng aus Cincm 2on0c in
un0ere iii %orl0ufcr 0ca international.
len @onOcla unO Elm GROCER 6uttor
SIT lciner G%ntmidelung. Geabolb
lunrllt Der @anOelS. Scfrct0r olld por
elmer u1oernilnitiAen @ciMrinfnno
Der Glnluan0crltlt1.
liner @an0cl nit Gbinu c1tluidclte
lid raid, i%tniere Nltaillbr oorthin
Itle9 IN 5cbn Sobrcn Don ) nlti 80
WiQioncn Collars, ~iolnngc mir dine.
iiifCn &ouiIeuten mo NciicnOen IN
Den S%ercinigten Stantclt cine nnlt0n.
0ige 9ebnn0llng 5llt6cil mur0c. PTS
mon bcgnnlL lie 81 1ifnnircn, ieBte
Der Boycott" IN Gbino cil1, m1ierc
Nusfltbr Giug 5uriid. &on Oicicm
StnnOpunttc pcrtritt &Crr Strnlts
altt quite 9c5ieGu1gcn nit $opnn.
3lm S6llB betont Der @onoclssSc.
tretGr, 0oB unicrc Sn0uitricllen lire
HcprGientnntcn ms ghtalon0 id)idcn
lunO @ontcn griinben i%oltcn, nm llll=
icren SonOcl 81 erlpeitcrn. Ger ySclt.
6on0cl nit SnOuitric-Grjell0niiIcn be
lGitft lid 5llr 3cit oui runo iiini Dill
llnrOcn Collars, bon 0encn olti ms
etmn 700 Wiuionen cntiaQcn. @ir
fonncn unicrcn Yro5cntIob nod Der,
gr0Bcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

Rad Scr b d. d burg Ser
9telu.9)orfcr Steuerbcomtcn lit Der
@riWbbeiib Der Stuot &cm.})orf Don
3033 WiQioner IN 1901 olli 1905
WilionCn Collars iiir 1901 gcitit,
aen; cine @%erib5unobn1c polr PIP
0iQioren Collars IN licbcn Sabren.
Gtruo Gin bnlbes Sunrbcrt @eb0uoe
iiltb nit nlehr. OILS eirer MiQiou
Collars cirgeid)Get. ON @od)iter oas
,Mutual Siie Snilrance BUILDING"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

V Ser h en- &olt5ct
rift ol!es 5ugcmltbct miro. Nm amt
lid)er Stcuc lit in S0dNt ON Main
Gin Sdreiben eingcGonNcn, NORM Gin
&oter pom 2onoe m%ittbcilt, ooB lcine
bier in chem Yriputbuuie ais So.
din bcoienItete Sodtcr Gin Gcr6aIt-
nib nit cincm iungcn Manne inter.
bate, OaS cr niht biQi9cn Tonne,
lDc6bnlb ibn1 Die &oli5ci sur 2olnnG
Ser Serbdltniiies bcbiililid iei1 iouc.
SoQte OoS 2iebcspcrbdltniB Don &c,
Uiiien 6olgcn begIcitct ictn, 10 millit
CT Den Serrn GoIi5cid)ci oafiir per
a!ltmortlid ltno boftbur modJen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

So bat nun TrpfClipr & l..
lintt bon Glepelonb Dor Dem Salls-
Son1itc filr Wtittcl ltllo Wcec luieoer
cinmol icuiutinrclc @ntbilaritgcn
gcnlod)t; oic SdlmllBbnrfc lit &c.
riibrt morbcn, Ger idlucr Ycidul.
oigte lit Sr. Gcirce. friiber 'Siilis.
StaatSicfretur INTO iebt @elarotcr IN
Gbriltionio, Gin rnbcr Seupnllbter II.
Erotcgc bcS ScnatorS 2obac bon
M~uiiotuicttS. @r. Tcircc lol bel
scr SdIid)tung elmer Hobbcnidlog.
Giffcrcn5, bel meldlcr rlliliid)e Seom.
tc eincn unlcriforiihcn Sd)ociicr OILS
Eirotcr bcld)lognnobnlt botten, Dor
ber SdpiebSgeriht I'M &ong SIT 9lci.
der 3cit u1iere Hc9icrllng repr1iCn.
tirt mo oils Irmalt ser ,9torths
Anlericon Commercial Co." Der bos
Eiratcnid)iff gebortc, illrgirt buben.
Natiirlid) miro bic Ingelegcnbcit
MIN 9riinolid) miterilld)t iperoer
miiiicrt, ocnn bic acknowledgements
9egen eincn Der bod)itcr 9eomten I'M
Stoots oeportement uno ietigen 81
plomatiid)er &ertrcter i'm Muslanoe
iirb 81 ifiper, ais 0oB man lie nit
oenr Montel Ger d)riitlidJelt Siebe SUI
oeder fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Geriam -Mnseigcn.
,Naacmcinc rsu.jde SreiIenbeimatb."

.Angemcinc Seutide 8rciicnbctmntb."
Sie Wtiiglieocr oes 9reiienbeiillsS Sereiit5 ipers
ben 81 Oct ln6rliuncr MISUNDERSTANDING iiirb
Sireiiorcns9SnbL neGcbe Srcitag, ben Is. Sas
mar. Nnellos 5 llbr. in Der Anlialt. baltimore
liIib Fdpfon' StrGbc. nbgetaItet ipiro. btcrourtb
ireunolihit eiu9cIaocn.
0l.161s) Spb. .. Wiener, Gcfrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

Ser n& ider@ Scr Sllinpl@
Staota5tg." i6reibt; oAnOD Carnegie,
Der Oos 9eOiirfnib bot, ab unO 5u
Spriihe Der @eisbcit 5u reOen -
&cidtbltm uno @ci$bcit gcbclt iclblt.
ucrit0nOltd) Sun0 in NonO -crtl0rt
III cl1cm Wago5in , Nrtifcl, OoB Die
3ctt fonllllen per0c, Oa Die Sltclll'
gems ilber Dem @eloind ltcbc llnO Die
Sn0O notb Dem Collar ola cin uncOs
lcr 3citpcrtreib ongcicbcn meror.
Ga9 lit ihon, aber Elm 0cringcr Croft
iiir ben inteQigentcn Ntorn Ser 81,
@GnOc in bic leeren Gnidcn itedt."
GOntraft Nngcbote iii
ocn Ban 0eS Banana &ollaIS limo
cil1gcloufcn unb MN f0nntc Die Groe
crit rc6t iliegcn, aQcin c5 luerocn III
@aibington lpieocr 3lueifcl lout, oh
man cilten Sdleuicn > &onal oOer
ei1cll 9tlDeali 8 &nnul b0ltcr loll. Nnl
GnOe bcbGlt Die intcrnotiorole Sod)s
pe~rItGnOigen : Gommiiiion bod nod
rcc1t, ober es lit 3eit oaB man Iid
III @oibington cnogilltig idliliiiJ
madt, oh S6leuien. Ooer 9ttpcau.
&onnl, oonlit man ans Dem Stapium
Der Sornrbeiten un'a @crt gcben
Fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Grnnfrcidl riiitct.

SO mcl0ctc geItcrm Ser &ubcliltn9c
aus EoriS. ScdS 9emolti0eS 6lod)t.
idiifc Doll ic 1880 Sonrcn Gcplo.
ccnert II. 22,50G Differentiation IinO
in 9Ul 0Cgcbcn. llcbcrOics lit cine
QroBc MiobiIiiirungs. Stotior bel ct.
Gur cillgerid)tet nor6cn. 6runtrCi6
mil, olli ~olc3S0llc porbcrcitct, micOcr
mai, mic i'm Sabre 1870, cr5bercit
icin. GiCic &prbcrcitunlcn Ger Srnn.
6oiCn. Die Gin idnucrcs @Clo foItcn,
limo gcru0c iCBt Inn 10 ollfiollcnbcr,
no III 6ronfrCId) iolyit 10 picl nbNc.
id)offt miro. Ger Barrier Gorrcipplls
Gcrlt Cinca orlltid)cn @lottc9 id)ricb
GicIcr Gage: Sic 3citcn ihcjnel lid
crfiillcn 81 lollCn 0ic chit Ncnri No.
d)cfort uorou2lob, olS or ocn 3erltos
rltlp0sciicr ieiner Wtitcomnlllnorben
1T cinCm Wuitcrocfrct pcrippttctc.
8dliclbc Inutctc: Die Gummcr be.
iicGlt: grtifcl 1: MllcS lit nb0c.
iduft. Nrtifcl :: Nit Der NuSfiib.
rllllg oiciCa Gctrct8 beouitroqt lit
NicntonO. Gic Jest Inv 6rontrcid re.
0icrcr0cn So5ioliltcn lnO Nooifolcn
id]oiicn ob, loicn ol,f. Son ocn Ger.
iuoltlurNabcb0r6cn orbCitCt MIR scr
StcuCriiSfllS Cncrgiidl. HcBtCS Subr
5luadtc or Ben Wcmubncrn Gcs Scinc.
GCportcmcntS 40 OtiQionen SroncS
ols 8ric9SItcrcrn Of; oicicS Sobr
for0crt or 0lcid) 10 MiQiorcn. Cos
iin0 8ricgsltcllcrlf. Sic cigcntlidcn
ltGbtiihcn Stcllcrn bCtra0cn fir 30.
ri& Dos Gicrfod)c, mo Scr Stnot Der
broltd)t 100 6roncs pro aopf Scr
Snn0cSbcpoltcrurQ. Nlli oicicm &c.
bict olio lit Der Sortld)ritt SIT @onfC-
rott rn0 Nllilt llid)t 81 p%crfcnlcll;
auf ullCn nn0crcn modt lid, Die Cen
oel5 sum- Hiididritt bcmcrfbor. -
Critics bon NnQeltclltcn Scr Eoit II,
Gea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bis bcri1ntcr
81 Den Strobcntehrcrn. Seine Nit
forfeit, tcinc 3ltd)t; Der Glcid)beitS.
bilnfel mag feline @ciiung cin2S
Gor0Cicbter rcipcftirCn.
Mud in scr Nrnrcc. 100 bod 0ic Pitt
toritGt ais u1ertbebrlidJ 9olt, ioll
GCmofrotilirunN, bic Trin5ipicn Der
Srcibcit unO @lcidbcit, 5l,r 8cltun9
Qcbrod)t mCr0cl. Gtc SiclttcnontSs
Ntnbemjc'n iollcn 0cid)lollcn mcrocn,
mo cS lit uor9cldla0cn lporoen. Ole
Stfl5iere ri,r nod aus 0en llntcroi.
fi5lcr@iduuler 5l cntnebnlcn. 3unGdllt
nbcr mill Der &rtcN&miniltcr Eic.
nliort Ole Otilit0rnlliit obid)aiicn.
@or5 unb oar; otdp Srommclr uno
SiA1olb0rner. limo luCo nit Der
6obnC! Nlld) fir 6icic HCform lit
cine I9itation cili0cleitct. mcil oicic
Soppclr lllO Die ibncn 0c5oQtc &rr-
cbrulrg I'M Sricocn lGderlid). in,
&rteGc nbcr OILS porbc5cidncte Gro.
pbGcn cine Inlodung fir ocn 5ciuo
lln0 nlitbilr ~gCfGbrlid) iinb, mic eli;
SCputirtCr IN Der 3ommcr iaQtc. 49,
9So1 ioll man BON cilicnt HcgicritroS.
ipitem io1cn, BOB iold)c >oec'n Der.
brcitrn l0bt? Nbcr Iranfrcid) Ri.
itct. @cgcr men eiNcntlih? Scir
oitlider Nod)bnr ibllt inn Nid)ts, II.
bonn bcitcht ia oltd) sic 9oIliidrrul,
iild)e Nuion5 mo Die Gcrbrilocrung
nit England. Wopl olIo?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Srnrn 6. !. McnnrH.

g iiarb am n. 1nnu1r 1907, HtO llDr
gl6cfos. in icincr Ieftcn gSo6HilA. 9tr. l03.
giorb.l& sSirabe, rad LANCER arunis
belt Scnrp Il. Il. Mteuaro, g~eiiebter @uitr Don
Sclrlcttn Ilenaro. I'M @Iter bon 90 Sabreil
lino 3 5agrn. Sic gcerbigtn9 finbet Conner.
itag, . nor giu6mittags, bon Der &obrune icis
WorbsGn ninGtols9t oenue, aus ltutt, iInb banlt
mad, Der hclltihcu eunnecIi'hen Wiarlussair6e.
Nronoluao uno Snirmounts9locnlie @cife6ing
uui Der nj. SurmelsGcneterb." U6-lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

2 d) IS 2 { t / t Il /
Sbop bat IN GombriOgc Dor Ocn
Sorpnro Stllocnten cincn Gortrog
0cbnlten in 0cm ct eiltcn crbittcrten
Sonoclsfricg in Insiidt ItcIlt. o@ir
n%liillcn IbiobgCbietc fir unlcrc auis
itrcbcn0cn SnOultrien boben. Ger
aompi miro Gin f~urd)tborcr icin,"
Io0t &r. Sbaip. 90 ld)linm lpir0'a
mobl nid)t iuCr0cl1, nllcilt. lucnn mir
IN Son0elSfriCgc pcrluidelt mcr0en.
10 bot 6r. Sbmu iein reolid) Ibcil
on5u bcioetrn0cn, tic moglid 81 ma
den. Sn icincn piclen Hcoct bat CT
lid itets als Stanbpnttcr nIfgeipielt ;
bat %empiohlcn, unjere SodBolle olS
WinimalSollc SIT betrohten uI0
t~bllrmbobc Worimnl5oae oornui SIT
iebcn. @un5 onoers ipridt Sr.SuH,
ocrs, Der %~oriibenoe Der ,Nmericull
&eciprocal Snrif . 2enguc", ouf Dem
"6orcign SroOc GongreB" in @oib.
ington. Gr ioQt: Sollen mir MIR
@onrer i'm NuStouid) onnebmen, oi4
mir nicnlal3 bcrporbringcn fonncn ?
Gas miro inns Den luenig bcnei0cnS.
lpcrtbcn Nnnlcll oeS StrobenrGlbcr9
inter 0en Nationcn cinbrin9cn. MI.
les baben luollcn, uber nihts 5ltgcltt-
ben. @ir boben ourd biele SonOeI&'
politlf Wt0rttc perloren Die iobrlid)
80 Wilioncn Collars iiir ms pertl
ipnren. GcriGumen mir, Srieocn mi;
anOcren San0cru 5u MAIDEN, 10 fam
il1S boa t6cltcr 81 Itcbcn fonuncn,
Nlif 0cidGitc ioQ man nidlt nit ci.
ncnl anilppcl o,tsgcben.
Hu,ulanb's tiirfiidF YGbcr,
Ganitablc' Srbdubr, tpitamt scgcn. stetS pfien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

Mu,ulano's tiirfiidr YGocr,
Ganitablc.@ rbduOe, fptamt scgcn. etetS piieu.
Nlll22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

sas bsa. anb binIsIe bsutTas gIatt Ia ben
Dlittel. unp shbtaatta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Mnrp Wuntcrman.

IS Ttnro am 70. 3dnunr 1907 Mlarp Gun.
tcrinau, GcIieDte Satin oes OcrItorbcneH 6rnrt
iparbte lto 6reuHbc itno u6tunaSoou einGcd'
ocn. Der NccrbiglnD am Miittlpudlr ben rs. Sn'
mar. 9%tadmittuq3 . llbr. bonn Graltcrbnric,
G4-tG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
QpnNpurH urf.

Ter BaIst,d hiidjife Srtccbct Tn Baltimore.
areal: 550 Mder - Sntmerpdbrenber Gparier.
gu ieoer Belt errei6bnr. Stint Scnts 5aDr'
aelo bon olleit Staotibeilen. StraBenbnbl'
@a9onb pntlreii ben Sdupteiueonq ale ort;
Iinuter. RurmeS Rurte8inmer fir Soldc,
oie Den iSrienboi bel ranbenl g8etter beiihen.
RenrdbniBpldee at febr ml6igen Yreiicr,
fdmmIIids inter iorttpdbrenocr 0ilege.
@irran: Hr. 81, it.Saratuaa.Strabs.
(Sdn6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Snrrainc.


Mafcriif - 4arfnrtin - Sricbttdj.
WeIilidb Dor, @dlbrput cir mo cine baIfc
NlciIc. @enuet Die NIT Gopbattut 6e8eidneic
NORTH 9lociEasGar. Srcie Nntidcn 9inbmittdG5
an T%errriluS Yreite bon Hcgrlbn!Bpl1bcn
lest [pesica. 2ci1te 9ebinpuu9cn. SelcpDur-
@aton 223. Nrrcau: Srantlim. unb @inbfor,
9iuaos. 8crIon0t Nroi6iire. (lRai4.1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
9luua Z. EtrDhlctu.

Ga fnrb pI1blib AM II, Sonuar 1907 Nuna
:. etrGDlcil, acIic6te Satin bon 6reberid 3.
Gtr3b Gin, I'M 4lier bon 80 Su6rer. Die Ne
c|rotgunp iinoct Wiittwudl, hcu 10. Sauinr, 10
lIbr &ornlittnas, uon ibrer lebten So1nnn9,
9r. 500, observation-disclosures aus ftait. YET
fcgurg ari scr oGais 2auIsG emeter0."
U5-tG)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
NOTHING LIKE VARIETY.

It Is nice to have large number
Of circulation statements on hand,
then even the most fastidious can be
suited. II an advertiser comes in and
calls for 4 dark brown circulation
statement with flowing name and tail
that can go u mile In about 2:40, have
the office boy look TIP the one Of Feb.
ruary 1G, and pit fifteen cent rate
on It. II just an ordinary one Is called
for. one for instance that will keep
up a fair pace for one or two heats,
pull out the one of February 10 and let
II 60. oh, say for about l2ts cents. II
you have any calls for something that
has no particular claims for speed but
along about the average run. get down
TO business and get the sworn state.
ment Of April 18th, something with a
daily speed Of about l5-l7 for in.
Stance. This will always bring fair
price and almostameet local acompe,
tition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
THE STATE PRESS.

We publish elsewhere in tO.iayis pa
per an article by Ex-Governor a. B.
White on the influence Of the State
press. 1t Is an excellent article AMI
calls the attention Of the people anew
10 the remarkable power Of the news
papers In the development of com.
munity AMI the shaping of the thought
OF the people. No other agency can
so fashion public sentiment or cause
such united action on important meas.
nres as can the press. The masses
look TO the papers they read constant.
ly 10 help them make up their minds
on almost all important questions
and intelligent people NIL recognize
the power Of the printed pagc. The
politician courts It. the pastor praises
II, the criminal fears 1t, while all
recognize that n cause has the odds
against II II the papers are not for It.
Publicity is the greatest lever OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

The Times has been doing some tall
lying about It's circulation but the
West Eirginian has finally brought 1t
down 10 hard pan and It's sworn state,
ment Is an Acknowledgement that II
has been trying 10 play falsehoods al.
most equal to the time IL changed the
register on its press. II also claims
its city circulation within "a few
dozens" Of the evening papers paid up
circulation. That Is n great comfort
to the evening paper. 1t had been I'm.
der The impression that the Times
city circulation was four or five
times as many as It's whole paid and
free lis. including thousand or
two at The news stands In various ell
les remaining nsoll. Life has added
charms since the truth has been fore
el out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
FARMER FOUND DEAD.
Melvin Cox, Of Cross Greek, Dies Sud.
denly During Night.

F0LLANSBEE, W. Va. April ~. =
Melvin Cox, prominent farmer re.
siding in the Cross Creek district, be.
low F0llaHsbee, was found dead In bed
at an early hour yesterday morning.
Heart failure is supposed to have
hecn the cause Of his sudden passing
away. Deceased was In the prime of
life and was apparently in the best OF
health when he retired to his room
last night. Just two years ago this
month another brother was found dead
In bed under the same circumstances.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
RUBBING 1T IN.

At n banquet OF the Bryan Anniver.
sary Club at Chattanooga the other
night a most sensational thing took
place. John Temple Graves, editor
Of the Atlanta Georgian, sent q letter
declining TO speak because the toast.
master had requested him not to talk
about his suggestion that Bryan should
nominate Roosevelt for reelection.
Bryan insisted on hearing Graves
speech, and the editor finally decided
to deliver 1t. In closing, he said:
1--WE should not rebHke the spirit OF
spoils and the hunger OF faction. We
should affirm our principles, confess
our faith. reclte the necessity Of the
reform Of corporate capital MS the ST.
preme and transcendent issue Of the
times, pay tribute to the great and typ.
icai American who has proved himself
the dauntless and conquering captain
Iof the peoples causes, and then in
that great convention Of our own, Wi.
liam Jennings Brynn,, the unmatched
and Incompatible evangelist Of our
faith, speaking for n p:ire Democracy
and speaking for the whole plain peo.
pie Of the republic, should put in nom.
nation Theodore Roosevelt for one
more aRdisBated term OF power to fa.
ish the work that he has so gloriously
begun" In beginning his address. Bry.
an complimented Graves In the highest
manner for his honesty and holiness.
Turning directly TO the subject Of
Graves recommendation, Bryan said:
"As at present advised. shall not
present the name of Theodore Roose.
welt to the national Democratic con.
iention. Bear in mind, ! say, rs ut
present advised"
Bryan contended that, II, after con.
sideratlon and reflection and the pre-
sentation of the arguments In the case,
he should consider that his duty lay In
that direction. he would present Roose'
tveit's name If It should prove the last
act of his life. He then went on TO say
that II any Republican was to he Sc.
lccted by the Democrats 10 head their
national ticket, the man should be
Senator LaFollette, Of Wisconsin. Dry.
an then proceeded with his speech
presenting reasons why. In his opin.
ion, Roosevelt was not the proper man
for the Presidency.
| II Is understood, however, that Mr.
Bryan's arguments against President
Roosevelt were not so strong MS those
of Mr.. Graves were for him. But any
how that was funny position for q
Democratic editor to take in speaking
at n banquet Of n Democratic leader
aud standing candidate for President
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

n the Times gained i,6d6 In the cOn.
test, many Of which It will lose In 4
short time. and has only 1900 now
counting It's circulation in China and
japan. It had the difference between
1900 and 1000, or 1900, when 1t rails
ed It's advertising rates, yet It claimed
1900 last January. Verify claiming
and having are two different things.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

"Money-iS about the cheapest thing
you can spend" said Evangelist Wick.
or. In his sermon on the prolIgal Son
last night at the First Baptist church
"iOu can spend n dollar and make
another" DR.. Wicker continued, "but
you can't do that with n day." or, he
might have added. with n life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

Two sworn statements Of the
Times have brought ont the truth that
that paper was trying very hard 10
deceive its advertising patrons. When
II issued its new rate card In jam.
AIRY of this year 1t stated that It had
n circulation Of 1900. "a little later
II put On a contest and swore TO In
crcasing the circulation 1000. Now
II swears to circulation Of 4,29S.
flows that for high? There's surely 4
lie out somewhere.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
4 GEO. M. JACOBS, President.
BYRON CARLETON LoUeH, Editor.
& l. M. DAVIS, Business Manager.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
WOULD BAR WOMEN TEACHERS

Prot. Edwin R. A Selieman, who
holds the chair OF Economics at Co.
lumbia University, has cast bomb
Into the educational camp by the fol.
lowing declaration very recently
made:
q 81 believe II will be to the everlast
Ing benehto American youth when
women will have been eliminated from
their educating except in the primary
grades, where patience is required.
Here women are preferable 10 men,
but where broadness Is required men
are needed"
"What are your reasons for your
WE'VE" Prof SelIgman was asked.
Because" he answered, ut is a fact,
commented on by many, among them
Prof. Alunsterberg, of Harvard, that
the dcplorable tendency toward femin.
izatlon Is becoming more pronounced
In our public schools
The occasion for The interview was
the sending out Of statement quot.
Ing Prof. Sellgman by the Association
OF Men Teachers and Principals who
are bitterly opposing the demands Of
women teachers that they receive pay
equal 10 the men. The verifcation Of
their contentious by a man Of Prof.
Seligman's prominence the men teach
ers considered n nest effective weap
on. He Is recognized authority on
economic problems.
The statement referred to follows:
THE attemept of the women teach.
ers to secure salaries equal 10 those
Of the men seems to me to be Of CUES
iionable wisdom. II We take the broad
field OF industry we find that with few
exceptions the remuneration Of wn
men is ordinarily lower than that Of
men, even when the work accomplish
ed seems to be the same. The cconOm
6 ie reasons for this are Obvious and
well understood"
Celebrating upon these views. Sc
ligman said:
"In the leading female colleges
where the acme OF perfection In the
higher education Of women is sought
women teachers ARE being steadily
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

civilization and no man who keeps In
touch with the affairs Of the world
can say otherwise. The newspaper Is
a powerful instrument for good when
rightly used and be It said to the cred
It of the West Virginia press It has
generally exerted its power in the
right direction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY.
BY the Board Of Public Works for
the Year 1907.

BY the Board Of Public Works for
the Year 1907.
Notice Is hereby given the The
Board Of Public Works Of the State
of West Virginia will hold meetings
in the Governors rooms, In the State
Capitol. II, Charleston. on Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, MAY
!. 2, , and 4, 1907, beginning at 10
o'clock In the forenoon Of each day
for the purpose Of hearing all who de.
sire 10 be heard concerning the as.
sessent Of the property Of railroads
railroad toll bridges, car lines, ey.
press lines, pipe lines, telegraph
lines, and telephone lines. as provld.
ed In sections 81 10 107 OF chapter 35,
Acts 1905. Al said meetings the Boarl
will hear any person interested. Writ.
ten statements may be filed at any
time. Persons expecting to be pres,
ent and 10 make Oral statements will
please notify the undersigned as soon
as may be. stating on which Of the
above dates they will be present. In
order that arrangements may be made
to hear all with as little delay as pos.
sible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

The Pltishurg steamer evidently
took the back trail at Morgantown
or vanished in the tail timbers. The
tracks Of circulation prevaricators
have been discovered Oh the river
bank near here, hut no steamboat
tracks have yet been found.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

1t would have been a pity 10 have
smoked out the Times on circulation
In january when the weather was
cold. The 1900 It had then accord.
Ing to Its sworn statement would have
looked like a mere shadow of what
II would have Its patrons to believe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

VIII Inc Times please reconcile the
many conflicting statements that Is
has published in regard to Its circu'
lation? An evasion Of TIE issue is an
admission that II was somewhat twist,
ed in It's statements.