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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Cas- @cttcr.

6iir Morplano mo Den EtItrlft
Columbia bette mo mabrld)etllld)
aud nlorgCu folicS, flares @cttcr,
lcid)tc Noropcitlutnoe.
@eitcrn lit Der @cttcrpropbet nit
ieincr Eropbc5ciung arg blncln getol.
len, 0cnn ltntt 0cS Dorouagclogtel1
florell Wctters boitell mir I'M Scr
ldllie oeS YbcnoS cinen Goll6 anltonz
Oigcn S6neeiol, wclder ooS 8ebell
olti 6~eciitcn Stelen b0d)It ~Gefobrlld)
aeitoltctc. No6 9 llbr Nben0S fldrtc
lid inOciicn Der Sinmcl luicocr am
mo bis bcllte sur frilbcn Mor9ens
Itunbe bat Der @cttcrpropbet nod
INNER red)t beboltcn.
8cItcrn mar Der bofitc Gbermomes
tcrItano 81 0roo nm 4 llbr Nod)mit'
tags, mG6reuo Die Wiinimol (entpcrn.
tur nm I llbr WorgenS II @roo PC.
trIlg.
,Sn Den iibrigcn Wctterlto.
tionen lpllrOe Die fol1enoe Wtlnimols
Semperntur rcgiitrirt; GoItport >.
&ortIono =, Bolton 10, Nlbonp 10,
Nep-Yorf II, &bilooclpbio II, Nt'
luntic.Gitp II, WnibinNton 10, Nor
iolf "a, Sottcros 36, GborleIton Al,
Saponltob is, Sodionpiac Is, Sen
@cit G6, Ntlonto 26, Wontgomerp
30, NerusS Orleans II, Ealcltlnc 81,
COLLECTION A. Corpus 9briltt IL,
Wempbis Is. Cincinnati 4, HittaburJ
0, Oslucgo 1, Buffalo 10, Glcpclono
2, Getroit 6, 9lpcnn s, WarQuctte ,,
Green Ban s. Chicago II, Gnlltb Is,
ct. Saul 10, ct. SouiS II, aonlos'
Gitp II, Smo6o ,, &uron IS, SiS.
mord If. @iaiIton 20. SABRE Is, 0es
lena 0. Solt 2nfe GitD II, Gcnpcr 8.
Nortb EIntte =. ToO0c Gitp TO- Nina.
riQo 20, Cos AngclcS As.
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r@ittclsbad)sS cftiun.
- 8rofcr Wasfcn-S aa -
Wuntas, ocn 4. Scbrnar,
oWcrmania.M GnncrdDOrs Salc."
27-S,3t,33- 35)

Sic Srlunoer limo nclt.
0irrig. - Gic Ebotiod)e, oob oie
&croronung, bllrd) mclhe $4,000
fir bic Grridtung ciiles GenfmalS
fitr Charles CARROT OF Gnrrollton,
peld)er Die llnobb1nglgteltS' Grtlo'
rilng nit untcr5eif)net bot, id)on lett
5luei Wonoten IN Ser 9iiogetbcborOc
Ihlummert, bot inter Den bieiiaen
S~rlGnbern, iuel6e fir Die ginreia
dung Der &erprOnung i'm Stobtratb
perdtltmortlidI iino, cine groBe Bitter.
felt bcroorgeruicn, inoem baS Wittel
uno @cge-Gon,ite oes Stootratbs
lri0 Die 9eborGe fir offentlidlc Der
belicrnngctl giinItige 9crid)tc iiber
Die @erorbnung beidlolien bottcn.
Gle Srl1nbCr modten min ecrne mil
len, marum bic 9iiogetbeb0roc Hid)tS
in bicier Sode tblit.
Wcainlcn's 0eburtStug.
= Morgen lit Scr GA. @eburtstag oeS
cr%moroctcn HrGiibenten Wcainlep.
Gie n@roBc Aru1ce Ser &epublif"
miro aus 0iciem Anlaile in ibrenl
Souptquartier an Der @eit-6opette
StroBc cine Wemoridlicicr peroll-
l%tolterL III lpclter bas anbcnfen bca
Sootclt III wiiroiger @eiie gcebrt
MIRO. 49,
Gtc E%oitbcomtcii ,pcrocn oic
giiite McainIep'S, rpie lett oeren auf-
ltellnna ibid nit einfm 2orbeer
tran5 ihmiideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Sic &crbrcitcrung DC
@crmun.S trubc, 49, Ban Nn-
ipeftor Hreiton botte Samitnq cine
llnterreouna nit Wouor Ilmoltls
iibcr ole b%eobiidtigtc &erbrcltcrult8
Der @ermon.S trobc, 5luiid)cn Si'
berth. urO Strobc Gic Ban
IicQc, alti mclhcr Der 0roBc 9ran0
on Z. Sebruur 1904 icinen Hnfotg
noGnt, qebort Srn. u. ". McGrenrp
aus San Sron5iSco, mcld)cr 0rl.
TrcIton Den Auitrng BcBcben bot,
4Sl1ne fir Gin lcd)sltodigcS @ebdltot
fir Elm GQenmaorensGngros' @cIdo'i
5i ertlpcrfen, mel6cs $4,000 folten
ioG. Ser 9ouplob lit so Bel 140 SUB
grob, uno miinitt Sr. Yrciton 81
i%pilien, mie pieI bon Der 9nuitelle fitr
Die &erbreiterung Der @ermonltroEt
fortgenommen merocn Ioa n10 Oh
Die Gerbrcitcrlung aud ullSgelilbrt
merhcn mirb, % CT baum Icinc El1nc
1nhern mlb,
Sircftorcnmabl /. Stc
Sanoelsfommer miro beiltc in ibrer
Sobresuerinmmlung iiini Giretiorclt
cruGblcn. IS lit mr. Gin Sifct I'M
Seloe. ilno bGttgt boS Souptintereiic
ON ser @uhl bes NadiolgerS oes
GrGiibenten Douglas Nt. @plic. lin
bieles gnlt belserhel lid bic $50. Soi.
u. Glorf BON Der Canton GrporI
80" uno Sr. glond)arb Hun0oa.
@ifdof @ilion's golOcnc
Sod)5eit - 9iid}oi u, &utcra
MiIion Don Der biid0il.% .mctbooiiti.
id)en Stride oes SiiocnS feiert oiil 5.
Tebrnor ieincn 70. @cburtstoa mlo
begebt bier Wod)en ip1ter, om 4.
Mfdr5 bic 6eier icincr golocnen Sod
ssit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Staot Baltimore.
1tntcrNaltnnas @calpeiicr.

yMuHf . atabemie." - 2icfc 9Bo6e; .3Be
Spntlcrc".
rStanen's." - 9ieie g3o&e; 81 Tace for
"Ganctp." - 3tefc 23o@c; III Mccpc8 mo
.r6Oro'e." - Nteic 23o6c; Otis Sftnner In
rSc6iopn". - Nicfc s2oAc; rsstrclS Of 1bc
GoIice".
r@larnlano.F- Stefe 98ote: Neitb's 8aubcs
oiues&oritenlinae1. .
Guuutios".
rSpp," Wnrtb.aucuue ,nb a t,straRs. -
Sdalih @oritelunaen breftrter iuiIoer Ibicre
lnh anoerc uHterbnltunaen, iorute Noui6ub'
banb.
INSTRUMENTATION Nr. s." GRontaa. ben
%. 3nnlnr. 10. GROCER 3nbreSbaa in Der
n9ubprs9 nteltuIs0nae".
,gnltimurc Sanern ,Vcrctu," - Wiontaa. ben
%. SGmiur. lrnbcr WiuSicnbnIl in Oct oSernIus
nias Miiu1Crc1orrNalle".
r5baiia. 0lduucrdor." Wiontna. Den 2s.
Sanudr. gIarrcu.3itune mo 1un6fran36en in
,6autpu Guneinuc Or. i45, /. c. s." -
MinntGq. ben rs. Nuuunr, ]6luciier i1brltbcr
Wideienban in Der o1iGbluno gcdoenO"
,gSittelehnmsS : citiun." Wiouta9, ben 4.
Icbrunr. groBer MnsfenbaI in Der "@ermus
ltId Vldllnerhnr.pnle.
5ebruar. aRasIenbal in Der aapric.
,,6rrmania,T urnpercin." - W(ontn9. ben II.
5cbrunr arobrr MnsferboI III Der D8ermu'
mia .WdnnerhoraSnlc."
MGsicubuu In Der Observation-Disclosures
Sale"
Wiusicnbna i'm rgDrtc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
BUR 8ea6tmn0!

Die Serrcn @crcins. unb 2ogcn.
GcfrctGre ipcrbcn gcbctcn, allc Ser
cinsbcridte pbcr Sd)riftItiifc, bic fit
ben ySentidcn GorrcipOnocntcn" be-
itimmt finb, brett an Die 5eitnus 5n
aorcITrrn, um elmer prOmptcn Gr'
Jcbignms iider sn icin. 9nrd bas
MorciFrcn FOLDER Sdriftitiide on
NnocitcGtc tretcn in bercn Ibmcicn.
bcit Ifters fir beioc Tartcicn nnlieb.
fame @ers5acrnnsen cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
0as HDtbe gu6

lit ferti9 uno miro Sen I6onncntcn
bes nGeuti6en Gorrciponocnten"
ourdy bic SrGger ODER sic 4olt 10
i6ncQ, mic m0gli6, 5ugcbcn. @ie
g~clp06nIidl lit ooS 9u9 100 SCitcn
Itorf, gut ge0rudt, rei6lif iQuitrirt
mo entbGlt intercIionten 2eIcitoff,
Cos @lt6 miro nidt gum &erfollf
auSge6oten, ionocrn MIR %regelm0bigc
N6on1enten Oicicr 3citltng erboltcn
c&, rno 5ipor irci ms @oltS gclic-
fcrt. ga rpcgen ser Sdncrc Oc5
@ll6es Die Sr0gcr MIR mCni8c 5ltr
3cit trogcn fonrCrL miro Die Nblicfe-
rul19 ielbitperItGnolid etlide Gage
in Nniprltd ncbmen, unO molcn Die
pcrebrten 2cier iid ocS6ol6 in Ge-
OuIb faiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
EolitiidDe Clubs.

Sn Der II. War0 miro elll
SimanuS- unb in Der "A. @ar0
elm 2intbicum.G lub orgonilirt. -
Die Wuni5ipale 2iga.
9as politii6e Glllbleben 9alrt.
morc'S Itcbt oilgenbIidlid in bober
@liitbe. 9(ae Clubs It1rfcn ltd ourd)
ncuc Wtitglicoer, m0brcnO f~ur5lcbigc
CONFERENCE.-The 81 @unIten oieieS
ooCr jcncS @an0ioaten mic Ftl3e r1ac9
cincn Megcnuetter aus Der Groe
id)icBcn. Im 6reito9 muroen DIE
ncl,cn 9eamtcn oea oTcmofratil6en
Grcsccnt.Glubs" in ibrrc Iemter ein'
0cicbt: ErGiioent @iQiam $. Rlliiea,
t. &icc.Er0iioent Srlpin q. Serman,
,, &icc.Er0iioent @m, 5. Cunning.
bnWL SGotmciiter 5. j. MorriIon,
Scfrctdr &. 9. Cummings, 6lnan5'
ScfrctGr &uibroo %. @otts, protof.
Scfrct0r %. q. GodorO, Sergeant
ots9lrm5 NmbroIe Ibornc.
I i'm -Glub in Der II.
@ar0.
Die Hepublifoner ser II. Waro pa.
ben 0cn o12. Moro Cimnnus Sam.
po9ncsGlub" o%rganiiirt. 6olgenOe
9comtcn mltrben erluGblt: Erdlioent
Somlcl s. Gprpea, Scfrctar Sobn
$. y. Noung JIM, ShobmeiItcr =.
W. Short; GircftorCn: @cbbaro
&cimbod), $. ". Gilpor0, 5, $. 81.
Nolln0 inn, Sobn &runtbolB, 5. &.
Nihoroion Sscor g. Sinclair, Scta,
pill@ Cir, @eslep Nc. Sauna, Src0.
". @in0lom, Gr. ". g.. Solunicro,
Oliper :. anomies, lbonlos :. Sui.
Ser, ). Milton GemoB, ". s.. $.
Slltcr, Iopio aot, Sobn $. Gon.
nor, 5. Hobert Sberionn, SoncS :.
WIcGonfcp, Gomuro VI. Gang s. ".
Mcgiitcr, lbornton 9logera, @opnrb
Gopion, George g. 0untcrlp, Nuon
GlcooclonO, s. Ebil. Sill, Sobn .,
&llrt, Sbomos $. Mcbitcr, Sobn s.
Mulitrum @iQiam $. Burton, Sobn
II. @oilcp &orrp z. 0nroncr unN
Robert 2. Goric.
Scnrp 6. Sofimun oemo o.
froti der Club.
Ger .&enrp s. Spffmnn Dcnlofra-
tiidc Glub ser q. @or0" murOe am
Trcitog IN Sellers @nae nit 105
Mitglicoern %orgonilirt. StaatSicnu.
tor 5. Charles 2%intbiclm murOe fir
Mopor in0oiiirt.
Sod Gin Sem otrotiidc
Glub ser 81. @orO.
Ger critic Erc5illtt o%cntofrntiidc
Ghtb Der u. @oro BOT sic folgcnotn
@comten crtudblt: Grdiiocnt @nt. j.
Soffman &ice.ErGIiocnt \Sobn aroit,
ScfretGr @iuiom 3. Srpim Sdob.
mciitcr &obn @olf unO Scr9cont.at,
9lrms @iQium &oiee.
Gie Muni5tpole 2igo.
Gic Muni5ipole 2igo miro mGbrcn0
Scr fommcn0en Gampngnc ibre SbGs
tigfcit nieoer entfnltcn uno Die Gar
biootcn mifrosfopiih u1tcriu6cn, Oh
oieiclbcn Den @0blcrn empiohlcn
mcrben f0nncn oocr nidt. Gas Gre.
futip.Gomitc Scr 9igo miro mobr'
idcinlid) an /. 6cbruar cine Sibrn1g
obboltcn, nm Die ElGne %alls5uarbci'
ten. Ter YrdiioCut scr Siga lit Sr.
:. Sorrp Srcgoc,
Nr. Wiercfelo elm Gnnoi /.
Nr. Scnrp Mieneicl0, NrGiiocnt
Ocs @ciongucrcins vSrobiinn" bat
lcinc Gonoioutlr ols ocmofratiid)cr
%ertrctcr Scr 20. Waro fir ben crltcn
Gotbs5mcig onNcfiinoigt. Sr. @icnc.
lclo lit ein Gi9orrcniobrifont uno CT
frcut lid IN wciteIten arciien GROCER
Eopularitdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
WcI6icnbuuacu

nab Teutidlaito "a Gents pl, Wart
mad Scitreid 20H Gents pro &rone
Yorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten BON uni
nad GeutidIano. Meiiepdiie, Wed)'
Eel, Greoitbriefe uno auslGnoiihes
Gels. Sbco. $. 0iener & Co., 217
81 t-gaItimore.s trnbe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Gin 5d5n.s unb uasIides geiden

Gin id5nes uro uasIidcs 0eideni
fir MusebOrise lit INNER cine Iebens.
srohe Ybotoerap5ie Ober cine Flint.
leriidj ppllenbete Gupie zines alien
Silbcs in Grapnn, @oTerfarbe, Del
uber Haitea. Die id6niten Cabinet
biloer MIR ST pro 9atenb.
Snlius Sebbel, oeutider Ybotosrapb.
CO., 321 Wprh.8 Ban. Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

- W spNAAlf ~ 49,"
eelualtigeS Reid g1be? 0urum frelten
mir ltns pon Ser5en, OoB Ser alte
8ott nod lebt, 0aB mir nod iagen
fonnen, no unier Soterlano lit. -
N6er, meme Sreltnoe, iou oieier Sag
nlr cine 8eburtstagsieier iein, Die
nit Dem Sonnenuntergang ibren Nbs
idhlB finoet? g., mofet auf, tbr
S0bne uno 5o6ter Der @ermania!
?tllr in unierem trelteu 3uiammenDal.
ten liegt uniere 8arantie fiir Die 3us
funit. Nur in u%nierer SeimGtbIlebc
liegt uniere Strait!
Seute ioQ Der alte oellti6e 8eiIt
ermoGen, Scr emit in Nmertta oeuts
Idle Sdrulen ulo airden boute!
Seute ioQ eS ii6 regen in ieOer
9ruIt; aud bier in Baltimore, no elm
t~batfrdftiges oeutides &olf mo5nt,
Ioa man nid)t LANCER Ben llnfenr1i
boren: y0eutide Stulen, oeutlde
Sirten baben iid uberlebt!
Nli, tbr W0nner uno Ihr 6rauen!
Ter beutige 3og nit Ieineu froben
@riiBen Iou ms oas beiIige @elobnlB
a5ringen: .@ir poQen oas Grbe ltlls
ierer Slater nid)t LANCER peradten!"
8ie 6eifGmen uns bic Amerifoner,
sic 6egicria uniere Sprode lernerl!
@ic bei6Gmen ms Die @eaner, Die
ibre S0bne uno Sohter in Ocutlhe
2ebranitalten ifiden!
,@oblnn, beut' moucn Mrs betelt.
Tcutid mulen mir nit Stol5 ulS
nenllen;
Sn Gird)en, SduIen, I'M Sereln
SoQ uni're Sprahc bcrrIhenO leln!"
Tcrionnlnoti5cn. Fl.
,Sioac 6. Gn1erion uno Satin melhe
lett ,Subrcn bicr in @cieQihaftsfreis
len cine groBc HoQe ipieIten, weroeil
0emnG6it nod) Siio Carolina ilbcr-
Iie0eln, moielbit, mic bereits I'M
,Icutidcn GorreiponOcnten" berldl-
tct, Sr. Gmeripn fiir5lif 5mei Elails
tagen erpor6en bot. Gr. @merlon
mar elmer ser Mitbe9riinOer Der
Murpl1noer 6lottenmili5 uno De.
critic Gomol,Oant oieier Organization.
@ute MUST 6tcn itr I L
bufspflnn5er. Die IuSlif-
ten fiir Die Marpl0nOer SabodS'
pflon5er iino ben geuBerungen pon
ucrihicocnen EobadSDonolern SUI
iolge lin sic 3ufunit redt %erfrel'
lidc, oa sic NndJfroge bon WarplGn'
scr Sobod in bcm 0tooBe %geItieGet
lit, bob 0ieielben nldt mebr 10 Iebr
BON oen Contractor Scr fran5oIiid)e:t
Hegierltitg a66ongig Itno, luie oleleS
bisbcr ser SAT- NOR. GS miro iogor
nit 9eitimmtbeit p~oraltsgeiagt Dab
Die fran50iiihc Hegierung in nid)t ul-
ST. ferner Belt qenotbigt iein miro,
hobcre Greiic fiir oaS Warplonoer
YroOuft 81 be5ablcn.
Cine Serie BON interei
antcn &orlciungcn beglnrt
nGdIten Wonot IN Dem Srienos.
Sfulge6altDe an ser Earts auenlte
uno 2aurens StroBe inter oeli
9tuipi5icn ser 6ricnos. Ct. Senrp
Son 0pfe po1 Der Erinceton llniper'
iitGt miro einen 8ortraa ii6er baS
Sbeno o@us gutoren lcien" bulten.
Iieic Torleiung finoet am 10. Sc
hruor Itatt. @eiterc 8ortr1ge mer.
ocn folgcn bon Srn. Senrp Gaines
bon Nelp-Oorf, Sru. Gborles Senrp
&eqogg uno Gr. Sobn @otion bon
Sdottlanb.
9anfcrotter DC iiIler. -
N0pton =, Eomcrs, Gin WtiiQer BON
@eitminiter, MO, iud)te SomitaS
i'm @unocs = GiItriftsgeridt Inn Die
@obltbnten oes 9unferott9ciebes
liod). Seine Gerbinoliffeiten belou.
fen iid) orf $t090.S0 uno icinc 8llt.
bobcn ol,f $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Scutihcs WeIo

gu pertaufen. 1880 Gents pro Iarf
ODER 4.20 Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel uno G~rebitbriefe auf alle
Staote giiropa's. @eIoienounsen,
S6iiisfarten, IeiiepGiie urlo ausl6n.
oiides 8eIo. sbeu. $. 9iener G &c.,
217 Cit-g Baltimore trnbe. (303-)
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War Gciiicrt,
Scnfifcr Hbutograpb,
409-411 Hpro.8an-S traEc,

SpeSinf.S ffrrte!
Wur fir etue tnrSe Sctt,
@ feirite gnbinet.Boriraits nnb 1 lebenseroBs
Yortruit NIT feinem HaDnten fir $500.
ReguIdrer @rets $3.50.
Bite. nfteir Gle auf meine slorc'ie:
MAR NciIert. 409-4f1, Rpro.Was, struBc.
(Se511,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Eaic snr Mciie in's Inslanb &c.
iorat 6. Iainc, 9r. 413, Cit.galti.
murc- Strafc, nabc Goitnm9onie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Scntc: sSanptman b. GSprnif,"
raiiinirt cipiliitiites, militdr.beaou
nertes charlottesville. (Siebe PIN
SeigeD . (2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Sr. Senrp @ienefclo, Er0iiocnt
Ocs @ciongpcrcinS v6robiinn," bat
lcinc Gonoioutur ols bcmofrotiid)cr
%ertrctcr Scr 20, @arb fir ben crltcn
Gotbs5wcig ongcfiinoigt. Sr, @icnc.
iclo lit Gin Glgorrcnfobrifont uno ct.
ircut lid in wciteIten arciien GROCER
Gopuloritdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

iiebt, ruto Ser i'm @ioeriprufl ser
Eortcien icinen @cg 10 raltb, 10 Dor
nenpoQ aeiunoen. Nber beltte bat lid
oo5 ounfle @epolf per5oqen, oas
trelte bclltihe Solf bat lih nie elm
Wnnn erbpben; es lbat ieilen &oiIer
erfannt.
@enn ionit Die Worgenglcden oes
a~aiicrS @eburtstag in GeutId)lano's
@ol,en einI1uteten, Tie botten nidt
bcn iroben, meitbin tragenoen Con,
pie bel,tc, NO IaeS begeiitert eirts
Itimmt i'm Siiben INTO Norben, I'M
Often uno 1eIten 0es Mcifes: Sell
unierem aoiierl Sas oeutite goIf
bot cnolid) ertanr1t, oub MIR 1T oeS
Geides Gin6eit feline 8robe ltnb ietne
Submit rubt. llno mir, bic mir fern
non ser Seimatb ipohnen, Die mir in
Scr Trembe ous Gaterlano ihGBen
lerllten. mas mGren mir obne oieies
gcobe oelitlf)e Heih? 8obI bat fid)
oeutide aruft uno Ailsbauer in Inle.
rifa gepaltig 9abn gebrod)en, mat
tam ms nift n,ebr 10 leitt ignori.
rem iin0 unteroriiden. Iber Iagt, no
blieben mir NIT al unierer 9raft, Die
mir Der ncuen Seimahb entgegcu &c.
bratt, pdre fem sroBes Geutihlono,
oas i'm Hatbe Der Mationcn ieinc
Gimme boren l1Bt2
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-19
II Is ~BARBAkOCS.

North Carolina permits men, women
and children in the cotton factories to
work sixty-six hours per week. Rep
resentative Mcneil OF Cumberland and
Representative Parsons, Of Richmond.
two of the wisest men in the Legisla-
tire. lave introduced bills limiting the
hours Of factories 10 sixty hours a
week. The committee reported these
bills unfavorably and reported fayora-
bly, a bill permitting sixty six hours
and increasing age limit for children
to work.
II is barbarous to permit sixty-six
hours work in mills. South Carolina
last week adopted a ten hour law,
limiting the work TO sixty-six hours
a week. Some mills have gone 10
sixty hours and all ought 70 be COM
PEELED TO do 50. In England SIS IL
hours is the limit and in Massachu-
setts the limit is fifty-four hours. This
Legislature should make the highest
limit sixty hours. II is ~barbarous 20
wOrk longer hours.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-19

The observation-disclosures "a freight rates
against North Carolina cities ~ fAve-
u virginia cite- have her much dis
eus~-I since ttse - uzaTkab.e array of
figures p~vvseat.I - MF Cone. 81
Greensboro. some years age. showing
the wrong done - North Carolina
This legislature cannot directly RENE
D. that wi. but il caa Indirectly ID i
- two a
!. Provide that the%. determinations
shall b. carried in the name Of the
state To n Interstate Commerce
Commission and. Il necessary. 70 the
Supreme Court Of the United states %
be righted-
,. Provide thar intra-state rates
shall be reduced - as 10 compel rail-
roads that discriminate against North
Carolina in Interstate rates 10 favor *
on interstate rates - as to even
things un.
Elsewhere in to-day's paper we
print tables showing the disc!lmina-
ti0ns>against North Carolina in freight
rates and the excessive freight rates
charged between points wholly in
North Carolina. These tables have
been carefully prepared BY experts
and may be relied upon. They speak
trumpet-tongued for lowe. intra-
state as well as interstate rates.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-19
ALL ALONG THE line.

There are as good men az live who
have been al along pressing freight
reduction as more important than pas
SeHger reduction, but the noise est men
OF that crowd are men who of their
cwn initiative would not make any
material reduction in either freight or
passenger rates. The chief hope OF
freight reduction and better service lies
in the men who pressed for substan-
tial passenger reduction. The railroads
Will Go nothing lot required by law
and the men who are making the best
fight for reduction and regulation are
fighting for these reforms all along
the line. II they were to stop their
fight. the noiser men who did nothing
for passenger reduction would fail also
TO get freight reduction or better ser
vice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-19
STOP MULTIPLYING OFFICES.

The City government of Raleigh is
not efficient. Il is needless TO stop to
enquire why OF who Is responsible.
The same conditions obtained two
years ago and there was a demand
that the city government enforce the
laws and secure greater economy. To
that demand for better city govern
ment, the answer by the then Board
of Aldermen was to add FIVE new and
unnecessary officers 70 be paid by the
city-a Police Justice, Board Of Audit
and Finance Of three members. and a
clerk. Has there been n improve
ment in enforcing the laws? Has
there been more economy? Has there
been much done in improving the
streets
And now at the end Of another two
years. when the ineft!c:ency Of our city
government is even more marked than
two years ago. what stone is given the
people when they ask for bread? Why,
the Board Of Aldermen asks the LeS-
i>lature to create three additional
Offices to be known as Police Commis-
sioners and TO increase the salary of
the Police Justice. Thus within a
little over two years to saddle upon
the people eight new officers 10 be
paid and to increase the salary of he
unnecessary Police Justiceship. If
that fifth wheel of an office is 10 con-
tinued the salary ought to be in
creased, but the position ought To be
abolished. Not content With adding
eight salaried officials there is a recon-
mendation to pay the eight Board of
Aldermen 500 a year each. Is that
reform? Do the tax payers wish 4
such reformation? Is it not going
backward instead CT forward.
Hero is.what Raleigh needs:
/. Abolish the Police Justice, the
Board of Audit ami Finance 4 kick
the Police Commission proposition into
the street.
>. Pay a mayor $4,000 OF $4,000 4
year. give him all the power now con-
fcrred upon the Police Justice, give
him veto power on the actions OF the
Board Of Aldermen 10 be over-ridden
by a two-thirds vote of the Board. en-
power him to do all that a Police
Commission shall do. and require him
u OSNOSc dlI HIS III - liz I =
him large powers and great response
bility and hold him accountable.
8. Elect five Aldermen from the
city at large. pay them fair salaries
and look 10 them for results.
The people of Raleigh are entitled
n better government that they are
getting for the money they pay. Mui-
tiplying offices. dividing responsibility
and increasing pay are not the ways L
get better government. Put big re
sponsibility: upon the mayor. pay him
well and require all his time. am
create no mere fifth wheels OF city gov
and abolish unnecessary Off
cials-this is the first thing to Go. In
creasing offices and still further divid
ing responsibility will impede instea,
Of help in obtaining better government
in Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-19
RAILWAYS AS HIGHWAYS.

The discussion OF reducing railway
rates has been educative. The whole
basis Of reduction and regulation de-
Ponds upon the fundamental principle
mat railroads are public highways. In
his speech in the House. Speaker
Justice discussed this question ably
and threw a flood of light uoon il.
Elsewhere viii be found a large por-
ton OF his speech. We especially
urg its careful reading to n who
nave been caused TO doubt the wis
dom of the legislation that passed The
House on Thursday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-19

rate now without waiting ua'5l Hako
Smith i inauguTated and thu nes
Legislature a>sembl- me Railroad
Commission has full power 10 make
tile reduction and the Atlanta Const!-
.uti0a. noting TIE -rowTh - IN two
cent movement. sarS:
THAI the commission wiII have tbs
ouestion before IL within the next feu-
DAYS j. 2i-eady -ttied. FOR i = going
10 BE- brought there b. the Farmers
Union. The Union = &c. Geo strong in
his State 4nd has a million members
within 81 ranks throughout the coun-
try.
That the Farmer Union viii b.
strongly backed in pressing its claim
there Is no doubt"
Il j. TO be hoped that the Senate Of
North Carolina win give this State the
two cent rate on the big roads this
month. II is just and cannot be long
delayed If il is done the question i
settled for this decade. II il fails - do
50 now. the irresistible demand viii
continue until it is granted later this
spring by n Corporation Commission.
IF an appeal TO the Commission should
fail, in the event the senate shall
not measure up 70 its opportunity.
there viii be q call from Murphy 70
Manteo for a leader VINO viii take this
just cause TO the people and he will
win on ID just as Hoke smith in
Georgia and Conner won ia Alabama
The Senate should grant his
just demand now ana prevent the long
agitation for its realization.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-19

There have been several salary bills
introduced. The bill that passes ought
TO be passed upon the principles:
l. Put all state officials upon the
same salary.
>. Turn all fees into the State
Treasury and give good salaries in
stead. The best men cannot be had
for small salaries.
3. Increase proportionately the pay
of those who get smal wages more
than those who get nov fair salaries.
Such Irregularities as paying the
Secretary of State more than the Chief
Justice and the Insurance Commits
sioner more than the Governor ought
not longer 10 continue. They ought 10
be paid the same salary as h State
Treasurer n state Auditor and
other officials of like dignity.