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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
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Garncpol. - Nlte 9dlle lno ncltc
&Gn5e. - @ebemmter Serfebr.--
6obrldulen. - 0itlftoppc. -
Yerliner Yie0errncier.
9erlin, 10. Soliilnr.

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lle6cr 0oS Qcben i'm gmgeu1eincn
n1o ooS 2ebeu in grobcn Stootct
i'm 9cion0crcn lit picl Sd)oneS ulo
picl Iborld)tcS idon gciogt luorocl.
EbiloIopbcn ldreibcn nod inlnner
Bidder Oorilber, bic baum III Siblio-
tbcfclt cincn Ginbano ltn0 cine Nllnl,
ncr befommen lrl0 bon oenen bel
31blulg 0cS ScitonOcS Scr Stolib
geblaien miro. Sft miro ooS 960s
riftc ip1tcr riftig ullO ooS Sdone
bleibt cS nid)t. 3luci gigenid)aitcl
obcr laIicn iidl Ocnt 2cben oblc
cS iibcr Webiibr 5lt crbcbcn mo obrc
cS nnlliit 5ll bcidinlpicl obllc
&citereS nahia9en: cS lit tbcller Ii.
5e%itralibetO. Mcnn man orl Hhein
ocn Ginbcimilbcn nod) bent &Gbe.
mtlllt ocs GebcnS frugt, 10 miro CT
Icift Den Iriibling pcrgclicn mo
trob oucr 2icoer. sic CT sur Maicn.
5cit mitiingt, Der crltcn 2ic9c nidt
G%rlu0bnllng tbun; ionocrn: ocn &or-
ilepnl ncnnell. Sn Scr HclbSbalipt=
ltoot britat cS Der &nrnepol MIR jl
ciltcr t1uid)cnocn IeDnlidfeit nit
Dem 2ebcn, mas icnc beibcn Gigcn.
ldoitcn on6etriiit: ail6 CT lit tbcller
uno 5citronbcno. Won weiB bon
iDnL bab CT nbcgirnt" INTO erfGhrt
zines Cages Io9ur uid,t obllc Grs
ltanncn. Dab CT r%gccn0ct" babe. Cine
Icibc bon 9Gllcn bcjciGnct sic Sta
tioncn ieineS e~ntfciIelten 8robIinms.
IS miro auf bieicn 9olcu picl Scft
getrunfen, IS gcbcn pielc befradtc
Scrrcn ltntber, Die beftig omiiiirt jl
Icin bc9ebrelL, ob1e lid pcrionlid) in
llnfoiten 0eS .SlnlorS 5t Itiir5en;
uno eS mimmclt bon 9ame,1, oie II,
holber 91ederci Ole 3oblungsi0bigfcit
oeS iucrbcnoen Gonnlicr5 priifcn, etc
iic ibr lpobl o%iS5iplilnirtcs Serj ont-
iuortcn loiicn. 0ielc @erlilcr aor.
itcndlS SdiIon gilt Itcts Ourh ben
crIten Wetropol Gbeater . Ball ols
g~lon5no1 croIinet. Won iiebt her
Inn, @ilirtet, trinft Iebr t1el,ren Seft,
berubre0et foitlid)e Stiinoen oes 81.
leinieins. frcut iid) bes bi,rtcn Dill
oes, l1Bt lif) Die beriibmtelten Salb-
mediterranean uno Die biibIdeiten
Sterne 5eigen, iiebt. lpenn man Slid
bat, lpie iid 5tpei Serren i'm 8orri.
Dor obrfeigen ooer 5pei Sanle1 6e;m
@inlteigen III bic @agen Elm bis1ell
beIditnpfen nnO vfpar bobci," oaS
San5en iiberl1Bt man Dem llebpr-
mutb Ser sall5 iullgen Silgenb n,O
Ben lieben SremberL Die nod nit
Oem Gorurtbcil bebdftet lilto, ein
9al beiiebe aus Edn5en, linO oeren
liebepoue 9ereoiamfeit geioroert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
(5hr bcn 0euti0cn Correspondent. }
0~srr(oSsco

@aS mill all Der Sonnenidein?
Ebut mir wcb in Ser5en
Gringt 10 tief, 10 beiB binein
Mndt mir neue S6mcr5erl.
Sonilc id)ien mobl ucit uno brett,
NlS er mid perloiicn
lln6 in meiner @inIomteit
MuB id) lie nun 6oIien!
@er perite6et rpobl mein &eb'
Sn oil Sen lon9en Engcrl,
IA id) nimner mcbr i'm jeff
Alein nit meinen &lngcn.
8olfcu Ocdt Die Sonnc 81,
2nBt nit cub mid meincn!
gd), no finO' idJ meme Hub',
Gcrgciien non Dem Ginen!
q. 8. g.
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Der Scnior bcs SanIcs SabSburg.
gun so. @eblirtstog OeS gr5ber5ogS
Hoincr an If. Sanuor 1907.

Der populGrlte uno Gltcitc SrinS
beN SauIeS @ubSbur1 fciert in oieler
@ode ieinen 50. @eburtstag. Gr
WurOe el9entlid) ld)on I'M Sorio6re
geieiert am 9. Wioi 1906, ga Gr5ber-
Sog Nnincr aus @eiunbbcitSriiflid-
teit bonn Sbercommaitoo Scr 2oll6.
lpcbr 5uriidtrut. Sn bent @allh.
IGrcibcll, oaS Der 3aiicr oil 6erl lie.
ben Better Gr5bcrjog Goincr" ridte.
te", Tou0 Iih cine plclbenlcrftc Stcllc.
nSn0cln id) ,Shrcr Bite millfubrcu
nut6," bieB IS oo, uiebc id) nit G1lrcr
2iebOen, Ser Sic lllil Oilrd) foIt 63
Sabre nit nic erlobmenocm gifer ges
Dirft bobcn, cinen jener Glel6emGbr-
ten, lpeld)c mir I'M @ulloel Der Sci.
ten. IN gutcn, mic in triibcn Sager
nit Gatb mo Sbot treli 5ilr Settle
ltonocn, 5uriidtrctcn." Snocm ih
Sbrcr @ittc iuiufobren muB - grjs
hcr}og Haincr iclblt iogtc ipdtcr ci.
nc!l bcroorrngcnocu oltrcihiihcr
Po!itifcr, Der in'S cr5ber5oglidc So.
loiS NcloOcn por, ooB i'm 3cit icilcS
Sebc1S nid)tS 10 icbr gefrcut babe,
mic 0ieicS tlcirc @ortd)cn ymlB" III
Dem foiIcrlidcn Sonojhrcibcn. IS
ideinc tim Dies Der treffen0ite gliSs
brud fir sic 2iebe mo 8crtbifG.
blillg. sic linn Der &oiier cntgcgcn.
bringe. Stol5cr nod ais mi bic
failerlid)c Nncrfcnmlng lit abcr @rj-
beraog Hoiner ouf bic Bopn!arit0t,
Der CT lid) IN bcr 8icncr 9ep0lferung
c%rfrcIt. Sic lit 10 groB, OaB cinlt
cill lpitiger &cluler oes .Sofle6cnS
bcmcrfcu fonntc, lic miiBte bod ci-
gentlid) Oenl Gr5ber5pg gar nidt 5ll-
Iu9cn, 0a lie an mund)cn Stcllcll
Initob crregcl, fonntc.
Sod Dor mcni9en Monotcn forntc
man biird) Die StroBcn Der inllercl,
Stnot cincn itrannincn, ~bciabrtel,
StobSoiii5icr idrciten ieben Of
leill, in @coanfcn b%erin1fcl. gnf
Dem @rabci, ollf Dem aoblnnorft
blieb er Dor jeber 9(nSlage elmer
&unitmnitalt Itcben uno betradtctc
nit @obIgeioQen bnS Nelleite oilf
bent aunitnarftc. Gam ltieg CT III
ben @agell, Der inn INNER nodfobs
ren muBtc, linO lieb iih gen1ddlid)
IN oas prdd)tigc BaloiS oui Der 8is-
0elt fiibrcn. Ger Srcmoe, Der of Die
tiefen Gcrbcli0ilngcn Der StrnBcn.
Y~aIinntcn iab, fontte eS iid oft nidt
erflGrei,, aus mcld)em Grurbc benz,
Der bobe Sffi5ier. Der ba alleil, ollrd)
Die StraBe i6ritt, 10 ebrerbietig ge-
griiBt mitroe. rSit oenn Der &eipeft
Dor Dem MilitarismlIS in Seitreid 10
grob9" iragte gar mander Wan,,
aus Der 5renlbe. Grit alS man inn
Den Nonlen o&ainer" nanlltc, be.
gann CT 5i begrcifen.
@r5ber5og Haiter lit fir ieocn @ie-
i,er tuglid 81 ipred)en. llno tbot.
iddlidJ empfdnst er alld Gag fir
Gag 8ielter aborbnuitgerL Oie i6nl
Die peridiebenIten @iinid)e portra.
gen uno INNER auf beren Grfiiqung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
(6iir bcn v0euiidcn eorrefponScnt",)
Ter Mbcnbfaltcr.
Son q icloS &c ii Her.

8anu lid 2id)t mo Suufel folen
N1rmcrllo III Bent Saiu scr Goieil,
9tidjt uolt Sonm' ilno WonD bclanid)t;
Whlll bic Ylltnlcn iuornctrrtfcn
SilBcm Sd)taf olbcim 9%cinnfen,
&iebc lcis oen Sain Ourd)rauIdt
llnO Die Welt ben Sdleier tauld)t:
SIT ocin liiBcS Coos, gcldruinbc
MStt5ucifern NIT Dem 8inoe
lin Der Iolc 2icbcsgruB;
Gr, nit alleln leinem S%duneidJcl1,
GarI ibr mir Die @ungen 1treid)clii,
fiber Dir miro ticfcr Gib,
%oler XiebclnItgcnib.
l}lto AM Worgcn, friib crrpad)enO,
glidt Die Sounc, frcrnolid) lnd)ello,
Iad) Der GoIe ungeidrmt:
llno b%elinneno iif beoddtlid,
SITS Scr &oi', ais bate n1d)tlif
Sic pom iiiBen Spiel getrdlin1t
nro Der Sieb' ibr 9erj geraumt.
llno tic ldBt III oieiem 8dbnen
Trduieln lire Nerlentbrdnel,,
Nteigt gar balo ibr id)oneS Saupt.
als ser SdJmettcrIing, Scr loie,
8ieoerfommcn milf 5ilr &oie,
. A.
llnO lie l,odJ 5u finoen gluil6t,
Sat ein MnO'rer lie gcraubt.
Momlanb's tiirfiidc 8Gber,
equitable. Getdnbe, NpItamt oree,i. sits ufIen.
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9nicnh M. Gcrbit.

IS iiarb am 25. 3ariinr 1907 3uicph VI.
Serbit, %eeIiebter Gobn bon Spbn mo Midrp ".
Sethit, int srler. hon % 9abren;, Sic Beer.
Der 9Subnun9 %ieilter 1liertt, ytr. 227, Softer
stpenlie. aus Itutt, uIb nam rah per Ser6
Seiuzairbe, 100 nm 8 rbr cine 3teoltlentsSodDs
meiIe fir 0aS SeiI fciner Geclc celcbrirt miro.
8ertpnnete uno 6reitnoe ocr Sanltlic fhlo nd)'
tungsbou cinecIdoen, bei5uipobnen. t2G-S)
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Bur Grinncrung

an mcine geliehle odtpclter
elizabeth 2inoancr,
ipelde bot cincnt Sabre, am 26. Snrliar 1901
aber ni6t per9eien 1T.
l8ic Tur5 III bod 6e3 Mienid,en Gcbelt,
p 9Sie elen6 piro man lpegeerGitt;
gSir iino nit SterbltdIeit intGeben,
9arilin pcriic0t Der 2ebensfait.
lSir b iibcll auf uro inlcll ab,
9Sir iieieeii ni5 Der SSic9 ms Ordo.
(2D Geter y. Mdfer.
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Gnthnrinc &. GprG.

IS faro am q. Sannnr 1907. nm 2.20 rbr
gsutnitiagS, aatborine y. 9orb, @utitlt Dos
reinforcement u. Sregpr MOTH, I'M 10. 9ebenss
nlittaas uni 2 ilbr. bonn 3rauerbauie. M. 1908,
Ribgeips StraBc. aug fat. 8eifesin9 anf Der
QouooitsIatfs Gentetcr1. -! $50
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Gntic Ifnff.

IS ftarb an 20. Jaiiuar 1907 Static gfait
ilcble Satin bon Gjeorge 9faff, in lbrcr IeBs
ten gSobning, gir. 10. 8eitapninburgsStrnBc
Die Belt Der 0ecroigung miro fpdtcr arge3et9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
Germiidte an5eiacn.
Nnnflnnnnn.

Miy, bic lluter5ci6ucten, miiufdhcn rnfcrcit
9nnf alien Genen a%lS8nfpre@cll, Die ItN an
Der 9eeroignhG ~unfcreS ~gcItcbteu Sntten IIlo
1907, betbeiIigtcrl, mo b%eionoer9 Dem Ediior
SitiillS .!Sofntam fir feline iroiireiden %8ortc
bes 8eiIeibS int Sdnfe nm um Grade, itno
alien Scren. Die Bluincn iarhien.
Die traucrnoc @ittluc nto Subn nno 8rnbcr
t2T) a 0uitnD 6omrigbanicn.
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Sirdlidje Nnscigcn.
Nrciciniafcits.@irdl

CGaftor 81. S. Sierger.)
Sonntag gbeno 1.30; 3t gDreu oeS daiier3
@ebnriStn9 f~peiicIIcr @otttsoienit. t2G-O
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lorraine.

IafcritM - 9artartig SricbfidI.
Wcitli0 hon gSalbrooi cir unh cine baltic
M,eilc. Bcnnet bic nit Ioiubatton be5eidneic
Toribs eIhenE ,.Gur. Grcie 8iifdet Gn6mittngs
am Terniuus Prciic bon Scardbn!bpI1Bel
Gallon 223. 9irean: 1raattn. unS Miuoior.
9ipabs. Terlnnat Yroibilre. - (Nlaii .1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
0(lte Geberbettett.

Ser b66fte greis tuirb beSa6It fir aIte Scoern
IN irgenb peI0er Gudntitit. Wsan ieube 9oits
iurte an s. 8. SiaaeS, Nr. 6t3, Iuro,G ntniu.
etrabe. 8eibe 9elcpbone. t5--.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

Moiplanb's tiirfiidc 8Gber,
Ganitable.G ebdnbe, Wpiamt oeoen. etets piien.
(sug22-)
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9er 9emtfde correspondent
erIhciHt jcScR Sag int Sabre.

GteentbAwer @. Ratne, BUhuHue;
@. & 9. $40 q MabiIoR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

last fiscal year exceeded by 10 pcr
cent. the amount necessary for the
maintenance of the Government I'm all
It's branches. Why. then, should there
be CONSERVATION In official circles in
Washington IL the jamestown EXPOSE.
ton Is not able to repay all the loan
of $l,000.000? 1t is under moral and
legal obligations. of course. to return
the money which it borrowed from
the Government. But the Treasury
Is Overlooking. We are so rich and
prosperous that the other day the
Government offered to pay Il bonus OF
so per cent, to American shipowne.s
to cary coal to the Pacific cast for
our battleship fleet Tho premium
would have amounted to 100000 In
excess of tho sum for which foreign
ships would have contracted To do
the work. IL we are able to throw
away 100000 merely To vindicnte tho
light of American shlpowners To con
troll orr coastwisc trade. why should
we he alarmed II $4,000 OF the ma
tons money liz lost in the jamestown
enterprise? Tho nation wac afforded
the opportunity of visiting the Expos.
ton and getting its moneys worth.
The loss to eoch one OF tho $4,000 900
inhabitants Of the United States nv
reason OF the jamestown Exposition
Will he less than cent The Trens-
nry surplus fo.' 190G-19n7 was $40
ner capita. 1t appears. therefore. thar
II the neopln are searching for n gricv-
ance thev have greater cause io COM
Dlain of tho Treasury sudnlus than or
The Exposition deficit. or course. tho
Government ought not to throw tho
ncoDle's money In financing merely
local exhibitions. But the jamestown
Exuosition commcmoratod tho ami
vcrsarv nf tho nations birth. and II
vas emincntly worthy OF national as
| slstancc.
The jamestown Exnositicn has hecn
the victim OF i'll fortune. 1t ought to
have heen financial success. and
nrnhahl" would have boon Int for n
chain OF circumstances for which the
management was only RESPONSIBLE in
| part. y has never received the cn-
rnrrn ""niH,t in the North mud Wnss
To which u was entitled. It's defects
were cmDhaslzol md exaprcratcd. It's
morris were minlmiZcd. II hns bccn
| handicapped in vital resnccts MS no
other exposition has henn. Rnt. dos.
nttc nnfavOrablc conditions the Ex-
| position company succeeded finally In
giving the nation an exhibition which.
according IN fair-mindcI observers Is
admirable throughout. IL is reerctta.
bic that moro generous and anprs.
clative spirit was not manifested in
certain parts OF tho country. which
should hnvc sent many ihonsands of
visitors To Jamestown If tho Expo.
Sition had been treated fni'lv thNrc
/ Il cvory probability that II would 10
| Hble now to r"nav the Governments
loan In full baltimore Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11
NEW DAYLIGHT LIME
To Washinqfon and RiciImodn

TO RICHMOND; "oueen Arne"
VIII mako regular trips between the
above points, leaves Norfolk, Camp.
bolts wharf Fcrr. Dock, Tuesdays
and Thursdays ut 1870 II. m. and Sun
days mt IL III. Pine Reach Pier, Ex-
position Grounds 500 II. IN. and New
port News 900 II. m, week days:
Sundays 1890 and l:15 D. m, Wilt
leave Clyde Line Pio- Richmond. Mt
s n. M. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays.
BY this route the annoyance and de-
lays of stopping ut all river landings
is avoided.
Regular meals or nice lunch SER
vice as may be desired.
( Ratos:- Straight fare. S1.25: Round
Trip, good for 30 DAYS. $500.
Special Round Trip Rates from
Richmond on Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS. 3-day limit .. s1.5o
TO WASHINGTON: = Steamer
"Montauk' - Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays.
Leave Norfolk. Campbcrs Ferry
Dock. 7;i5 n M: Leave Exposition.
Flne Beach Pier SIZE a. M: Leave
Cid Point Comfort. S.45 a. M Arriv.
ing Washington Riley's Wharf 500
y. m.
Round Trip Go d for 80 Days. :. $3.50
Straight Fare, s150.
IS Through Fast Line No tirosome
stops at river landings. Regular
meals or nice lunch service as may
be desired.
For Information, apply to RICHARD
WALKER, City Ticket Agent 1902
WASHINGTON Avenue, Newport News,
Va. (Bcll Phone i6O).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11
GOVERNORS ADDRESS AT THE
EXPOSITION.

Incident to the New York State Day
celebration at the Exposition yestoi-
day, Governor Hughes delivered Just
such an address as was to be expected
fiom an able. conservative statesman
! and from man who is Justly proud
of the great State OF which ne is
governor
Asideirom his graceful and splendid
compliment to the Old Dominion, the
Governors remarks were addressed
principally to the New Workers., who
were in his audience by the hundreds,
and those who listened carried away
with them some valuable thoughts
and sound advice While tho advice
and suggestions were offered especi-
ally to the people of the Governors
own State, everyone who heard or
reads the address will do well to al
low their thoughts to dwell long
time upon some of the ideas ex
pressed
lin this country no Que is indie
pendent of his fellows" says Mr.
Hughes. "and the security of every
man must ultimately depend on tine
opportunities and well being of 9th
ers." This is the keynote of the gov
errors plea for "our less fortunate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11
THE BALTIMORE SUN SPEAKS
EOR EXPOSITION.

In another column of this ISSUE ap-
pears an editorial, reprinted from The
baltimore Sun, in which the James
town Exposition, the government loan
aud the attitude of certain sections
toward the Tcrccn;ennial are dis
cusscd. The Baltimore papers have
ever been friendly to the Exposition
but this expression from the Sun IL
the most kindly that has over como
from outside the State and for 1t the
gratitude of Virginia Is due.
There have been so many harsh
criticisms OF the Tcrccntcnnal from
all sides that friendly. assuring
word from any source is welcome, and
when such paper as Tho Sun comes
out with such an attitude MS local
paper might he expected to assume.
we hardly know how to express our
altitude
It is TO be hoped that The Suns
editorial Will find its way to the eyes
of The Secretary of the Treasury and
other officials who seem determined
to further injurc the Exposition in
the eyes of the world by publishing
broadcast the statement that the Te.-
centennial company has not been In
position to repay the government
loan Of $l,O00O0O
AS The Sun says, who il going to
be hurt If the jamestown Exposition
docs fail to return every cent OF tho
governments Loaf?
Tho people are the government.
mcnt, and oven If the company should
fan TO make another payment on
IN eloan, the loss to each individual
IN the country would be infinitcslmal.
Direct appropriations to all other big
Expeditions have amounted to great
deal moro than the total amouns
placed by the government at the
jamestown fair In buildings. pier. ex,
hibits and loan.
To those srumblers of our own soc
lion who are inclined to say unklnd
things about the Exposition. this pa.
per recommends the reading of The
Suns editorial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

brothers" to which u considerable part
of the address was devoted.
Appropriate in every way, Mr.
Hughes speech was particularly ap-
proprlatc as to length. When large
crowd, In which thousands have to
stand. gathers TO hear an address
brcvlty on the part of the speaker is
In order. This fact so often over.
looked, obviously was borne in mind
by Mr.. Hughes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11
FINANCES OF THE JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION.

a Washington dispatch published
In The Sun Yesterday stated that Of
ficials of the Treasury Donartmcns
fear that the Jamestown Exposition
Will not be able to nav back to the
Government the full amount Of tho
loan of $1,000 moo authorized bv Con.
cress x balance of anproximatclv
sS00000 remains unpaid. and while
The debt will he reduced before the
q. : z !. :, - 49,.
lnGton that tho Govcrnmont's claim
can no satisfied In full Tho Govern
ment NAV. as II did in tho cas, of Tho
ST, Louis Exnosition in 1905. take Tho
gate reccirte from day 10 dav. as we,i
as the receipts f"om concessionairns.
Such action would amount nractlcallv
tn tho assnmniinn nv tho Governmr IN :
"f tho financial management Of Tho
Exposition for tho rcmaindor Of tho
season. Whether this Motley would
re to tho advantage EQUALLY cf tho
Jam estcwn Exposition COMPANY ana
of the Government must he d,term.
mod in tho lisht of tho results oh.
taire' NJ st. Louis. There must ho
a settlement ultimately. "ndcr ,hs
'ondl'iNnS ~ The loan. VI tho Gov
nrnments claim cannot he pail f-om
tho gat" rcccints ard from, lie lion
on certain assets of the Exposition
rnmnarv tn" Treasury Drnartmon.
must char" the deficit to profit and
loss account
a gt'verHmcnt which piles IN g,r-
Mus OF 500 00n non ir one voar VIII mt
receive a Staggering .hicw IL tho
'"mess"~n Esnosliion entails n l~ss
of $500 non s'rnn H. M roursc. this
IS not tho strictly business view HIT
~ may ho tho oninion of tho Amori.
en- rnhli", "Fasv comes. easy goes.
IS a maxim which anplies 10 national
f'nnnc's Ms vol as to tho finances az
individuals u Is "nden'r,1e that our
Government fills It's coffcrs with as.
ton'sh'nr cas". Tbcro Ia ~ i-dis.
nant protest from the majority of tho
ro"nle whom tho Treasurv statisiica
show that the tax collections In the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

The beauty and charm OF the face
Is In the eyes, and the selection of
Eyeglasses intimately suited to the
nose should be made before any 9th
er feature of PERSONAL udornment can
be considered.
The $50 EASY" Eyeglasses Is the
embodiment of style and beauty. They
are made In large variety of meas
urcmcnts to conform with tho con.
tour OF the nose, resulting In per
feet fit in each individual case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

q. Il. Thacker. Editor and Publisher.
l.. Il. Pugh. !. /. Advertising Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

eDally. 'eDaily except Sunday.
The trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay ON the
elegant steamers OF this company ia
unsurpassed. The steamers are COM
paratively new. having been built in
1891. and are fitted up In the most
luxuriant manner. with electric lights,
call bells and steam heat In each
room. The tables are supplied with
every dellcacy OF the season from
the markets Of Washington and Nor
folk. For tickets. reservation Of
staterooms. and further information
apply to D ]. CALLAHAN. Agent
Norfolk, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

Horses entered in the State fair
races are living up to their names
Tuesday tickle Dame Fortune cost the
booklcs much cash by losing to n
six-to-one shot. aud Wednesday Jo-
nah threw his jockey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

The Chicago police department. has
put on tho lid and notice is given
that there will be no raising. What's
the use of putting down the lid IL the
bottom Is left open.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

Little bright Eyes" and Mrs. Pop.
pcr-Vandcrbit have disappeared The
police must know that's way spirits
have Of doing.-Iialtimore Sun.
When Mr.. Taft gets back home he
may be shocked by the discovery that
his boom is leaking Washing
ton Post.
Agulnaldo's now idea of buying the
Philippines ut cost price from Uncle
Sam will find considerable support in
BOSTON. mt Philadelphia Inquir-
or.
Dirt Is flying faster ut Panama than
over before At least nobody can deny
that this Is mn administration that
does Observation-Disclosures Press.
The police have marvellous facul.
ty OF catching all the motor car driy-
ers who exceed tho speed limits. OK.
ccpt those who kill pcdestrians.-
Philadelphia Record.
Thus far the Louisiana "Tcddy
bear" is not reported to have heard
"his masters voicc."-Ncw York
World
The Hnghev Jennings loom is going
some in Mlchigan.-New York Mail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

Workmen are reported to have
found vein of gold under East River.
We had understood that New York's
gold was mostly In tricks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

Bears nrc scarce, crops are shor
and Buffalo brewers have raised thu
p;ice of beer dollar barrel. How
anybody going to he cheerful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

In Philadelphia man 10 years old
has been arrested for alternating the
affections of another mans wife. aged
sixty-fivo. Maybe DR.. Osler was right
after all.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

You had better hurry If your Goa
bin is empty The mine workers
moct shortly to demand higher
wages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11

Poor Exposition! Now DIR. Picker
says the fair is responsible for race
suicide In Elizabeth City county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-11
WITH THE pARAoRApAgRs

TO have his company fined thirty
millions w II Judge who rcnd law In
the light OF n Standard Oil lamp is
enough to bring Mr. I,ockcfcllcr's bald
head in sorrow to the poor house,
Norfolk VlrginianPilot.