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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Scneronf Dem Bier I. O.
Nlli Der @crfte Der GbeiapeofeS teom.
hip So, Nr. 8, 2igbtitrobc, gerietb
acltcrn Tormittag ein 9ulen Baum.
molc ollf r%nbefannte Weiie iu9rano.
Die @oltWupoac mnr bon @anrcnfis
item um1ringt. mo lit cS MIR Dem ri.
id)cl Gingrciicn Der ci9cncn Sclcr-
loIbmaml6uit Der Gompognie ji
pcroanfcn, 0uB Der Gier nid)t III
Srono 9cltedt mtroc. 9oS 6cltcr
mllrOe bon Dem Sbiii@pcritouer :.
Cara Cntocdt, mcId)er iofort Nlurm
Ihlug. 9r. ISM. &. YenncQ, Spea
5iol Ngent Scr Gonpagnic, Bud.
batter @biiolm mo Observation-Disclosures
Geo. SuObroot licBcn ollf Den brcn.
ncnocn 9almlpolbollcn, mebrcrc
@oIicrltrublen lpielcr, uno gclonq e.
linen, bic Slomnlcn nod) fur5cr 3cit
81 loi6erl.
6lammcn ridtcn nobe5u
$4,000 9 6ubcn an. @ie be.
rcitS in1n 0cutldcn Gorrciponocntcn"
beridtet, mllr0c Die glnloge Der YNto-
rplono Gar @bcel @orfS" 81 Curtis
9op ON Srcito9 fltr5 Dor Mtittcrnodlr
ollrd) Scltcr 5erlt0rtt. Sr q. Is. Wels
li1gton, ScfrctGr mo General = sc
ihoftSfiibrer Der Gompo9nic, id)Gbtc
gcltcrn Den on9crihtctcn Sd)oocn
altf $4,000 bis 100000. Scr Scr
lult lit luobri6cinlid) nollitdnoi0
oitrd) &~criid)crltn9 gcbccft. Is miro
nit Dem Wic0crmlibau Der Inlo0c
iofort bc1onncn mcrbclL, uto crluor.
tct nlolt boB Der Onllc Nctrieb bercitS
in 5nci bis orci Wtonotcn micocr ollf-
1c1omnncn nerocn fam. e0aS SCllcr
murbe INN 11.40 on Srcitn0 Ibcno
bon cincm Nod)tlpGd)tcr Der Inlo9c
cntbcdr, mo III lhcni0cr ais elmer
Stlunoc mar bCrcitS Die gauge Nn4
loNc obQcbronnt. Die G%ntItcbltn9Sz
urlodc fonlltc l1iht crntittclt iucrs
oen.
GiSmuNcn ocmolirt.-Gin
Gialpogrn Der ,&n0cpcnOcnt Sc 60"
colIibirtc al Ger Gde Don @i00les llno
Charles. Strobe I'M I llbr gcitcrn
NohmittnQ nit Sem @n9gon Nr.
25t7 ser electric Yorf.2iuie uno
mltroc ooun 5miidcn 0icicn ltno einct
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eiugeflemmt. Ser @ngcn illbr Die
@iooIe. StroBc nnh Often entlat9,
ais i'm scr n0rolid inbrcnOc @oAgon
crioBtc ino Sen @dgcn uno 5rucl
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lid iobrcn0c gSn9gou ser Ct. Soul
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auti6er 9. $. Rihar03 Don Nr.
36l5, Gcoor. 9(pemtc. uuo Der nit
Tim alt Dem 8lltl dlcrbpd lIBelioe 0eo.
NoImeS murocn oui Die StroBe &c
ihlcuoert un0 crIitten lclftc, abcr
idmcr3baitc WerIetmdcu. Gin HierO
mllroc 10 idrucr ucrleGt, 1ib 6 IN IT.
2. Nidmon'S NoipitaI lcbradlt pcr.
ocl mltBtc. Ga0 nu0crc Eicr6 mar
MIR lcidt pcrlctt. Scioc Naa8on9
mlr0cn bctrndltIih bclt00lgt mo
Der GiapolCn 0cnlolirt.
Gom @runh it il Il $ martt.-
SrpB ocS Ginilltiies Der 6ciertogc
Sciatc Scr @runoitild9murtt lcin &c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lebbaitc9 @iIo,
Sic midtigitc Transaction i'm %or.
itobtSgcihGit mar Der &crtnli ocS
5llm NtndlaB bon &. Glorf geb0rens
Ben @rlnGItilds bel @in0iorsSia an
sic @inoipr-E orf Gompoanic, Die
@ouerlnubnib fir cine grobe Nlt5obl
@obnb1l,icr mur0c nadgclnd)t. Aud)
elm nellcS IportemleutbollS miro BAL
timorc in cincm iiinlItodl9cn @ebdlloe
i'm Wiu0lorz!Si0 in &iir,c GRETCHEN.
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Scirntbs . Siecnscn.

SolNcn0c ScirotbS 3 2iccn5cn mur-
Den g~citcrn pom Glcrf ocS Common
YlcoSs@ cridtS nlla9eitellt:
2ouiS y, SonOcrs, II, mo 0iintic
u. 3cpbcr, - Sabre oft; Eicc15 &c.
bolt bon Charles u. Fllten, Nr. l105,
Niucnitr.
@iQiou @riining, 2S, mo Gbriiti
ne 2ocbr, % Sabre alt; 2iccn5 0cbolt
oon &cnrp 2ocbr, ytr. 700. NorO'
Wontforo.Nuc.
&obn $. EetcrS, %, uno MobCl :,
@ulid, ~ Sabre alt; 2iccl5 gcboIt
BON George i. SlcllBi, 9tr. 2023, 90
ltcrns2luenue
Bartlett Soplpor0, 2i, lulo @Io0n&
MoiorL % Sabre alt; 2iccn5 gcbo.t
BON Z. .. 0npporb, Nr. t51S, Mt.
NoDol Npcnuc.
6enrp 3. 6otcnt, 80, ulo GIiiobctb
Nlltb, % Sabre alt; 2iccn8 Ncbolt
bon Scrrp 3. 6otenL Buffalo, NGu.
Norf.
6ro1ciS u. Scnocrion, -, mo
NmonOo s, WicrriferL 21 Sabre olt;
2iceni Qcbolt BON 6ronti@ u. &c;l.
oerion, WontcIoir, M.
2ouiS 6. @reii5cr, %. mo II. Gil.
lie Seapcr, y Sabre alt; &iccn5 &c.
bolt bon @cor9e u. Gonncllp, Nr,
3t3, SiiO-Gbeitcritrobc.
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&ort, 10 Sabre olt; 2iccn5 Gebolt BON
NIoron Sort, 9tr. POOP, GItGogcritr.
NnOrcm 2o6r, %, uno Nciiic IS.
Eurriib, % Sabre alt; Siccn5 gebolt
bon Nn0rcw 2obr, gtr. 1926, Noro.
0opItroBc.
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lottc g. Hidcr, 36 Sabre oft; Hiccn5
gcbolt bon Sobn Hifcr, Nr. 1903,
Wcitpbol.Elocc
@iQiom fisherman, y, mo Grace
Smith, - Sabre olt; 2icrnj 0cbolt
pon Niniom fisherman, Nr. 2032.
&oiinIonitroBc.
@oi6inNton u. Ecooicor0. y. uno
Wottic Is. @oitbcr, 81 Sabre alt; &t
Gems gebolt BON Mnibin9ton u. Ec0s
oicorb. Nr, '90l, Gbmonoion.g( pc.
Ncnionlin Gpon&, 2G, mo emma
Sdmurt II Sabre ait; &iccn5 9cboit
bon George Shlu4rs Nr. 29i9, %oI.
broof 9lpcnuc.
Sobn u. S6co, -, lulO Gertrude
ID. NrcnO, 81 Sabre ait; 2iccn5 &c.
bolt bon @ropcr 4. Gonmcr, @lun-
bon No.
Iobn 9ocnihcllcr, q, mo Morgus
ret y. Gum, 81 Sabre ait; 2iccll5 &c,
bolt bon Sobn 9ocnihcllcr, Nr. 30.
Siio.9onoltroBe,
Sioof @eon SouiS. 81, uno Soro6
Slcttc Sorncr, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5
gcbolt bon Sioof Econ 2ouiS, Neiu.
gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Benn SIR nit einem tranien Raocn
ober ben baourh berporgerufeneu llrs
laden, ole Yeritopfmag, &cbcrleiben. Sd'
morrboibcn, appffdrmer5en, iaurcs auf.
ftoken, S~cr5brcnncn, Sidbungen, GfDlafs
ioiisieit, geiitigc acknowledgement,
SerSflupfcn, Herpoftat, Niaacnfatarrh
Nsagcnscidspiire, DlascnsaS, Wcii.bI Der
8oibcit mad benz Giien, 4uffohcn
Ghmcr5cn in Der glasenscscnb, bcIcaicr
5nnge, bittrrem 1eihnmat int Wlunoe,
appctittoiisfcit etc., be1afiet ieib. bonr
fcnbet mir G1rer Ranen rno abreHe. i'd
ncrbe glidr cir freies Eadet bon me'ncr
Wagentabletten ieubsn, ipelde in BEN mcis
fen lGIen iofortise 9iubernns briugen.
Sdidt fsiu @elo ober Foitmorfen, berr
Id mill bah iebsr 6raufe bieies W ittel erl.
auf neinc Roiten %probirt. Man aorsiiire:
John A SMITH,
eco Gloria Bldg. milwaukee,. IN.
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Nr. .723, 1876, 727 ct. @oriud. iuenue. Cots
LID bon Der gorf.9ioas; bouifdnoia prddtia
befotiri ieoe nlooerne 9eauemii6feif.
Gr. ff5. III uno ff5 etc, W..HatnreuI.etr,
Elm Sebiert bonn yTatteripn.9arf.E Surdfuea
fbon %oeforirt; ieoe mooerne geauemIi6ieit:
3fueifi1diae Sdnfer. Gbluaro 8. Gtord, an Srt
niio Steue. ooer Wr. SO, 8nntter.guiloing
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Dies lit Sire Weleaenhcit

gen Suufes In gutter Gage.
2200 sdniergerier: Sf:-ssrts. apsnHe.
Geaiem fit ale Sir1benbabns9inien. Seoes
Saus beiist aIe ~Ginrthtuneen, nit oener elm
mooernes Saus ausaeftnttet peroen fann.
Sdgftdl uno Sonntaas snr Snipeftipu often.
Gbas. .. Snroetfe,
(Sept5-p Pr. IL, Eft.2crtngtpu Ctr.
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VII SeldirsJioa6 uHo Golesiocuue, Suus nit
"a 3tnnlierl. Iue noberner Giurihtunaen.
YIN Ider Sano. 8 Gents 5abreeio. Dub Oers
in 8nlbroof, Gatorsbine II. t. 10. 5u perfaufen.
0barles 8. Moe, gniualt. Nr. 16, ct. Vaniftr.
(69-)
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!Sn rcdlten preiien Al pcrloufcu:

@crQnieinespldtc am llier oes Curtis Greet
an anitdnoi9e 5nltilicn. 9runoftiide iino 100
bel 400 Sun. 9Seroen Gcgen murnilide 3a6s
lunaell ~rerlauft oncr fir cine 3iei1e bon Subren
ncrpddtet. Sltes flares Nnffcr, feincr Sifdbs
fang. fcbr eciuno. Yierre Is. Eugau C g,rphcip,
3r. 16, Efts2eriuatun-str. (SO-i06)
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Gin feincS crosses cidcncS Gidninp. iir Gins
ttcllmlas3iucde aeb1ut, in fcinem 3%niinnoe. n,to
thr $500 perfuuii, oa ocr eiGeutbiimer Gle
Staot oeridbt. giudh5uiragen in Hr. 2l.?,
W,arGlunos9tucunc 900
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W II itrcIs NoriteIlunq6cr
IngcI tclltcn BON Stcmurt
4 Z o. 90 Bur 3cit ilbcn Die Wtitglie.
Der Der llntcrltiibungS . @cicaidoit
Der Nn1citelten Der Sirntu Stcuort
II, so. ltltcr Scitlng ron Frof. u. y.
SuttIc ileiBig fir cine Mtinitrcl %or
ltellllng, mclfe oIn 9%onncrltag, oell
4. YprtL in Der HDric . Snllc itottiili'
oct. 0ic &orltcllung bc0innt 9lbcrto@
s l(br, un0 luliroc fir 0ielelbe cit
oliSgc5cid)nCtc9 Erogronm olliQc,
ltcllt. Ter %orItcOllng iolgt cilt Nun.
M1brenb 0cS NbcuoS miro Eroi .,Sar
ions Srdeitcr cor5crtircn. 0oS Hrs
roltgencnto Gonlitc bcitcbt aus 0crr
SS. s.. s.. Ilen, Torlibcr. 2. Coon
root E. s.. arumm, ". &. Srcnh, ~.
". Sreocrid, 9. z. Worgou, $. 9.
GoSfep mo j. s. Mteora.
81. % d,ocls & d)c c. -
Sclttc Wor9cll nm 10 lllr lulr0 Der
bodJm. Eotcr Hcftor ). u. &lang IN
Scr ct. Mi6oels STRIDE cin %ieierli-
Dies &od)omt iingcn. Ger gcniihtc
aird)endlor BON 45 Stimn,en miro
inter 2eitung icines Iirigenter,
6rn. aurl =. Wutter, elm ieines Wll.
lit. Erogronm ouiiiibren nit Ord)e,
tier mo Srqelbeglcitung. Is miro
cine Dem i~reitoigcn 6eite cntipredcn.
DC Ieitpreoigt qebnlten mer0en.
gbenos Golb 8 ltbr miro icierlife 8e.
ipcr-gnoadt nit Segen itottiinocn.
PIN Offers ontoq miro I'M 8 ll6r
Elm Sod)omt nit Seaen eelebrirt
lDer0et.
Ietcftip arm Itroua 40
Acrciit il. - Eoli5cidci &. 2. Smith
ans Fpcatcao. SOobo, ieete geitern
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8rohc nnO fleinc Carmen in ocntiAcr
NndlbnrIdluft.

S6bne. Ncfinoe @eGelb; oircfi an oocr rabc
Der gabniintion; outer. irudiburer NpocI. slub
etntge gnupldte. 8eringe IH8a6lung; leidtc
Ncoilgungen. Ndbere5 bel 6crmanu gonsus
hpup, 4r. III, Nuro.Gb nrlessstrabc, 9alii.
more. NO.
tSdliifsfartcn ben uno mad europa Tinb
cbetinlls bier 6i bdbcft) (Septt9.tO
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gdHr iir'e suslaus beiprst e.. Haiuc, Nr.
413. Ett.Saltimure' etr., nabe Gpitunbuniesgp
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Strift
sic iearrn nidbt uur % bis 10 GruScu., ion.
bern ncbmcu anu gntBeil al uuicrcm Wetuiuu
eurdl @rlan1ung
prabti9cr Waben gratis.
Scocrmann inmmclt Stamps,
jctt lit Sbrc Uclcgcrbcit.

III nit ctncm s,anf BON EsbSc shin
~ Natlct I'M NcttnGe bon, A....cOS
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8cIb ~ berIciheu.

vie. peide @elb orbraadten, ipredsu bier
nor. gnleiben nif Soldre, Wi0belr II. Srunb.
etgcntbnnt. On Berirnuen. aeine QnansS ffiees
Uie!tenPn. Baltimore Supefnent Co." UT.
1870. Gurs= Sata. Strabe. (27s-)
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gu pcrmictbcn.
5000
Iuftiuns. Nn5cigcu.

. %shOss8e"'
0cnrD sbirf, 9ichtsnnipalt,
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Nadllaf ipc riu altcr SsGerlnui
SttdIcr
iher Geographic, Micoi3iIt. @eihihte, Sira,
S!aronro mn anoere @cgeniilnoe, ole
Sibliutbcf
hcS pcriiurhcncn
Irnos 4. 4ltifiellnnr,
-uuo-
Gpiocnc nno iiibrrtc llbrcn nnb iinf bcrii1rttc
alte Wciaen, iuie:
NnioniIl8., GiraoiapGrius. 1857; Gi6oInS
NIfntl Stoline 10; Suiepb @uncrdrtus, 81
Inns Irthrcae. SiuGinc. 1892; quurcatiI5 Stos
niont Gremona &ioIine, 1882, mo cine alto
ocuii6e 9eigc.
Sapio ". e. 0iuiiclman,
gfGtInbocripaItcr.
am Muntaa, Gicuftaa nnb Miittlpud,
oct L.. .. linh 3. glpriI 1907
nm 8 llbr Ibcnos.
Sn l%rfcrer 0Ittits Gn ucrie q. SInr)
Tr. Z, Stt'9eringtun. struls,
Baltimore.
0ntdloqc uuf Serldnacn.
Scrfauiebcoinlulacn: gnur.
Tattiiun & 8abna,
Vs2-W) Aufiiorutoren.
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gu mictbcn aciud)t:

Gu mictGcu gciudt:
ScbbGftc SamiIie miinl6t Elm 6nus uut Dem
2anoe nit Elm unb 5>pci gder 9nuh in Der Sadie
elmer Strabcnbu1n 5t mietbcn. Mian aorefftre
ncbit 4reiSGngabe uno Gage n3. H." Teutidcr
Surrcipunoeut. T0-)
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

that nine-tenihs of the increase in
consumption and kindred deadly
diseases may be directly traced to
unwise forcing of the mental at
the expense of the physical we'll
being of the children.
1t is subject that may be pro-
fitably considered here at home.
Only the other day we printed
notice asking parents to send
their SIX year old babies to school
for few weeks at the close of
the present term in order that
they might be ready to take up
class work properly in the begin
ming OF the next. Had we a six
year old boy or girl that admo-
milton would be disregarded. and
the kid would be lett to follow
its own bert for at least two years.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

VERY large indeed is the num-
Der of persons who grieve to hear
of the death of Warner Mills,
compiler of Mills annotated stat
utes The writer enjoyed a per-
sonal acquaintance with Mr. Mills
and it is indeed sad to think that
we shall never again meet him in
this life. He gave to the legal
fraternity of this state a set of
statutes without which the Colo
RADIO lawyer is absolutely at sea.
His was a busy life and useful
one. His reputation was as clean
and bright as new dollar and his
acquaintance one that numbered
thousands of our citizens, every
one of whom will deeply regret
his death.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24
A WORD FOR THE CHILDREN.

Luther Burbank, the plant
wizard, has written a book en-
titled The Training of the HUI
man plant" and advance COM
ments show that the man who has
gained so high place in the
work of horticulture has likewise
devoted much time to thoughts
directed to the well being OF the
children. One point that he
makes appeals very strongly to
us and we feel like advancing it
to the extent of our ability. That
point is that we oppose sending
children to school till they are
ten years old. He particularizes
that the child should be brought
up in the country. 1t is to the
first thought we would devote our
attention.
We believe that plant and ami
NAL life are much the same. A
forced growth in either will pro
duce a tender organism Japan
has brought into existence some
most wonderful species ot plant
life, fruits raised in flower pots.
etc, but not one that is more
than a freak. curiosity. some
thing not to be copied for utility.
Are We not forcing children along
the same lines. Is the child in
its extreme youth. say from six
to ten years. a ht subje-, for any
book learning2 Should not its
entire vital forces be expended in
making a physique that may best
resist disease, and sustain the
child in later years when tits time
to really go to schoolr Are we
not. in otherwords. sacrificing
much of the physical excellence
OF the rising generation TO a
forced hot house growth of the
mentality. and are we not writing
certificate to Solomon's proverb.
The world is growing weaker
and wiser every day"
We hear the statement made
hundreds of times that good health
is the greatest possible blessing
and then we do our level best to
destroy the health of our children
by confining them in their tender
youth in school rooms. We believe
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

Now that the old bridge is gone
beyond recall perhaps the COM
missioners will build US one that
will be an ornament instead of a
menace to the valley. There was
a subscription paper started some
time since that was numerously
signed in the interests of steel
structure. We hope it will result
in one being erected.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

TALLY one for a mother-in-lawl
Because an Alabaman came home
drunk in the wee small hours of
the morning and drove his wife
and children from the house, his
mother-in law loaded the double
barrcled shotgun with buckshot
and fired the contents into his
head. Although much maligned,
a mother n-law is often good
thing to have in a famiiy.--Den-
yer News.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

OK our first page we reprint a
story that will interest all. 1t is
prophetic in character and pre-
supposes a war with Japan, which
results disasterously to this ma
ton. 1t will be completed in
our next issue.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

Gov. BUcHTEL is very busy
these days explaining to his min
isterial brethren why he must
not interfere with Mayor Speer's
administration. The Gov. has
announced his undying friend
ship for the Mayor and it is simple
nonsense to imagine that he
would put a stop to gambling or
any of those forms of vice which
his friend. the Mayor, finds SO
profitable when election day rolls
around.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24
ScOUNDREls BUT FOOLS.
Whether Ruef has concluded te

Whether Ruef has concluded TO
make a clean breast OF things,
or whether he has found out that
telling half-truths to man like
Heney is rather strenuous work
for an invalid, is not certain at
this writing. But it is pretty GER
tain that Ruef has given a mass
Of details about the looting of San
Francisco that amply accounts
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

IT cost Tom Patterson a little
over 81 400 to say what he
thought about the Supreme court.
Probably he considers the price
cheap. Certainly he let go of
more than 81 400 worth of opin-
ions.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24
CONSPIRACY IS PROVED.

On Thursday the 10Th. there
was enacted in Idaho, what was
evidently intended should be the
climax of the tragedy entitled
the Meyer Haywood trial. On
that day the elf-confessed mur-
derer, Orchard, was brought from
his long seclusion, by order of the
arch hypocrite and conspirator
Gov. Gooding, and a carefully
prepared story rehearsed for the
benefit of a select coterie of news
paper correspondents. This infa-
my was perpetrated at time
when such publication would re-
move the slightest chance of Sc
curing fair jury to hear the cele-
brated case.
That it was deliberately planned
and executed with the active CO.
operation of Gov. Gooding is so
apparent that even the attorneys
for the prosecution had difficulty
in suppressing their disgust with
the palpable crime.
So far the presiding Judge has
shown a disposition to be abso-
lutely fair and above board. He
has striven.to to give both prosecu-
ton and defense every opportu-
nifty to secure good and square
men on the jury. and it was only
a matter of time when as good a
jury as could be impanneled
would have been in the box
ready to listen understandingly
to the evidence. But in the
course of the examination it de-
veloped that several talesmen
would not give credence to the
testimony of Orchard. and while
they were excused and new men
called. the powers that have de-
cided to hang Haywood. whether
guilty or not, conceived the ma
lignant idea of placing his con-
fession so called before the pub
lie, and thereby create condition
whereby the prosecution might
discriminate between those who
believed the arch hend and those
who valued his statements at
their true worth.
Judge Wood is very indignant
over the play and threatens to
punish for contempt those guilty
OF the offense. At this writing
no direct action has been taken
to seize the guilty. but it is clear
that Gov. Gooding is it and il
anyone is given a contempt sen
tence it must be the executive
who prostitutes his official posi-
ton to an effort to help his own
ers, the band of industrial pirate:
who are attempting to destroy
organized labor.
1t would not be strange if the
entire trial were to miscarry anc
change of venue be given tc
make possible the securing OF ;
jury that can try the case on it,
/
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

IT has been decided that Pao-
MIA will celebrate the Fourth in
grand style. The surrounding
towns should join in and help us
have truly great celebration.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

came known that the curly boss
had peached
AS usual, the corruption came
from the seekers of special prIvi-
leges The United railways
wanted to put in trolly line on
Market street. the great artery OF
San Francisco. The people did
not want the trolley there. The
railways offered to put in an un-
derground trolley through the
business section, if permitted to
use the overhead trolley the rest
of the way. For this privilege
they offered to pay a consider
able sum OF money, to light Mar
ket street from end TO end and to
do some. other things. The to-
tai cost to the United Railways,
had the city accepted their prop
ositions. would have been some
thing over sl,000,000. But. in
stead OF accepting, the city turned
the offer down cold. Then came
the earthquake and the FIRE.
While the metropolis of the Pa
cific coast was still a mass of
smoking ruins. the supervisors
met in a vacant lot to give away
the property which the city had
refused to sell. They gave the
United Railways blanket fran
chise TO use electricity on all their
lines. including the overhead
trolley on Market street. For
this privilege the city got not a
single cent.
And, il Rucf tells the truth. the
cheapness Of these graitcrs is on
a par with their iniquity. The
United Railways spent only $780,
600 in this illegal purchase of
their franchise. Ruef. as boss.
got the lions share. $6l 900
Mayor Shmi,z. whom many of us
were lauding about that time for
his unexpected stamina. got S50,-
600; Chairman Gallagher, of the
finance committee got $4,000;
one other supervisor got SlO.O0o.
and the other sixteen supervisors
got $1,000 apiece. These rascals
knew the value of the property
they were aiding the United Rail
ways to steal. They knew that
by aiding in this theft they were
breaking their oaths. turning their
backs on every, call Of duty and
honor. CHASING themselves with
felons. and with the lowest OF
felons at that. One might at
least suppose that men would not
sell themselves cheaply in such
crisis. Yet they did. They
committed one of the meanest acts
that men ever can commit. at a
time when every circumstance
but heightened the baseness oi
the crime-and for this monu'
mental villiany they got less than
one-hfth of what the company
had offered to pay in honorable
purchase.
In a word. they were not merely
scoundrels. but fools. They had
as little judgment as honor. Even
Ruef. brilliant though he certainly
is, sold himself to shame for a
sum which a man of his talents
might have earned in year o'
honest work. 1t is disgusting, but
it is hearten'ng, too. 1t is one
more evidence how feeble the
castle of graft really is, one more
encouragement to those who have
resolved on that castles downfall
Denver News.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

Entered at the postoffice in Paonia for
transmission through the mails as second
class matter.
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

practice blank books blank om
legal and commercial blanks paper files and paper fasteners of
description prices may depended upon be the lowest
The newspaper., 1907-05-24

May be found stationery and office supplies Some OF the
you long wanted but did nd
We aim everything usually called
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