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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
@citcrm Miarplamb GiienGa5n.

gesinneno am 0. SUM, perIdbt SiUen' etatiou
5dglid,:
40 @oreens - S6neltoft, Saaerstotun, 81,
& @.sBabu." g8abnesboro, 9bamberSburs
nno. anS9enoHmen Sonntae, Saneod uni
Cumberland.
la yaadm. - Accommodation mad lnioH'
g,rioqe.
*4.55 Sadm. = GIpreB SanptIinie, Saecrs,
tciun, Sancod, SbippenSburg uilo, alsaenonIs
me-, Sonntag, Sreberid Muo Gmmitsbns.
3dglidt, aue 3enpmniet GDnutaa:.
7.13 Wloreens - Dorf, ". ano 9.s0ip. uno
Carlisle.
7.50 Morsens = Accommodation mad 9ieG.
fieIo, foipie Gmmitsbnre.
's;57 NlersenS yettIider ggpreB. Beftnin-
ttet, ericcpius t5reberidl 1bnrinunt 9Iue
boo, gtanbersbmrG Sagerstown. Saneod.
Cumberland uno gIiins, 8uffetsO bferUations,
1920 Siab M. - Blue Nlonntnin.Grpreb Berfs
minfter. 9rueebiue (5reoerid). 1tnrmpnt,
gIite Hioee, Huena 8ifta. Blue Wontain uno
6ugersIofpn, YarIcrsgSnggon
3.25 Gadm. = SauptIinie 5ftIi4 bon Gmorb.
Srees fsiuis BORT sanOper, Settpsburs unb
5.33 9iadm. - Accommodation mad Sanobet.
els sbertoS - Accommodation mad tinion
Bridge.
0,nr eamitaeS:
Ills IberbS - accommodation mad 1lnion'
Bridge.
Sur esmntasS:
$50 .Wiorgetis - accommodation mad Union
Vrioae uno 9anouer.
: San Hidsi AM VsnniuIuauiasunfg sbaboi an
Wiee.graf. II. Gen.ayefhdffsI.s 9Th: Ndf.s aasnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
Cine YubncrbDbnng

Nem @apem, Gonn., 90. Sllni.
= Gle &ciu Z 90 Neu @apen II,
Sortforb : @iicnbobu 0ciellih0it
bat ole Soblle Der biciigcn @cp0ftri.
ger erbobt. Spgenonntc Ncrronlct.
te befpmmcu 50 pro Gag o~nitott mic
hisher $t.75. uno bic I'M Stutioua.
@ebGloe arbeitclocn 9eutc erholtcr
bon So bis 1920 pro Sog. GinigC
2elltc, melfe Dor mcbrcrcn eager
Den 0ienlt plotlih nerlieBen, biiritcl
uid)t micocr onaeltcIlt pcrbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

80" Ter iiingite u~iierer riibrigcn
Observation-Disclosures Yefeine, .oie
&urbciien" maf)t bcute, Den 30.
Slni, ieincn oritten groBen Sab,
rcSausflug mad Wooolano Bead.
lab eS babel auBeroroentlid, &c.
miitblid) 5ugebeu miro, peiB Seocr,
Der icnIalS on elmer 5eitlihfeit Der
anrbeiien tbeilnobnA Had Dem bis.
bcrigen Serfolif Der 6amilieutidcts,
bic MIR ST foiten, Itebt cine &ieien.
%tbeilnabne in Nusiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

xr. 723, 725. 727 ETC, Usriad . asenxe.
5itIid bon oer Dorf.9aoab; ponitdnbie prd9tie
b%eiprirt;. feoe nieeerne geauemIidfeif.
81. 1f5s III, 10 ETC., Tsrb.Haturent. Ctr,
Gin Gebiert. BON YotterfousEorf.s 0urGipes
form c~eforfft; feOe -%uioberle 0eanemIi6fett:
6iueift5diGe Sdnfer. Gbtunrb Z. etsrd. an Dirt
essstts. anS e. Hsstetr. (5ebr0.iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
An pcrfaufeu.

Sn Nr. GIG. Wpro. 6aIpert. etraee. pribai.
obne 5iiidfidt auf 1oitcl. aeine 8dtoIer. Sn'
an bis Garlprs inn neutrality-suspicious.. Salt
nclle, Wlatten uno leppide; 9aars nno Sfiers
more 3 Wtatrdbei. Whittier VarIor.lif6 mo
GflaiSimmer'Waobe 3delit bon 10 bis 4 lbr.
U77-S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

Sine auteebenSe 9dderci. iotpie 2aoeusgir
ribtine: cine quite 8eleeenbeit fit cincn Jun
aen Wanu; Mietbe $40 fiir'S Snu5. 9in65m
fraaen in aaaner's 9oiut, 6ft.grnoflpn, ". n
Eounth, Wab. US0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

Sroo. mno GafessVddcrei, Nadoien lnb oabens
einribtmne. 9dbdus. fir ireello eir Seitdft
paifeno. .TorbpeitIiiher Staottbeil; bilig 81
leihten Seoineunaen. NahBuirueen III 9r.
1922, pro.5rempnt.Npe. GS0-5)
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TarblanS mnb YenmiSlpania @abn.

3iige pfrldiIen WurfbsM0 enue ,Stattun:
7.3O @oraenS 0orf Mccom. tdaIit, aiSGetom'
men Sonntng.
$50 WoraenS Selta sIccom. mir Gonuias.
$50 W,rraenS -Belnir scconI. tdgIib, a,isges
HoIfmen Sonntng.
1i.so Moraens sslatr aceom. taali6. ausee'
nommen Gamitag unb Sonniu9.
LOO Hadmittues Relair gcconi. MIR Sonntag.
1.20 Ga6mitidas 0eIair Mccom. nir Gamftag.
3.45 Nahmiitaes 0orf gccoir. tdgIid, auser'
nomnIen Gonnt1g.
4.05 gsahmittagS Delta Mecoml. MIR Gonntaa.
Bib Nadmittaes geIair ggpreb tdglict, aisge'
rpmrnen Sonntdg.
e.1o W6enes DeIta aeeom. tdsIi6, ausscnom.
men Gountne.
II 90 Nibenbs Della Nceom. mu Gonntaa.
1870 slbenos Selair gceom. tdsIib, dusgenon1'
pten Gunutca.
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Baltimore 0ampf . Vadet . So.
4stits u SaserIdIgss Set.einie;)
Santpier ngtraiaia" unell. ss!iasaas,"


Sanapier rNirsiata" lneu), ,s4Iatana,s
eor,o,.r yg ssrss Mr. yssansNss~ o..m
m,n, bon ben .9ai,9inie" sBiers, Nr. i0-iy
9~i9bt.StfaBe, $50 Mtenbs, hireft mad Oh
gotr. Comfort gorfoli, slortsmoutb iilb alen
9oint Comfort NIT rs. & S. eiienba&ns. Noa
@i1monb, Yerbtnbune In Portsmouth NIT BEN
nGeaboaro Gir Cine" felloen 9ua nad, RortS
NIT ber nNtIantic Goajf aine.s Worfoii uni
tpeftItt iinb ~DIb Dominion 2tne- nod geep
bern 8afbtneton. W..G, @t&morb. 20, unit
.W'dplsetten mad europdif9em gIane. aurr
rt6fe .Rafiiten3tmrner. ele!trtf9e BelenMtunQ
9ampibeisung. Rotten tIH. Neferbsrts natnten
Ng: l07. Dft,1 aIttruo re.G tr ibe, Rt. SOC nnb
S09. ~2iebtStrabe. eau. 8: Office. enboft.9ds
Baltimore. .mnb gaI0srtfytrabe.- continental
Qt1rIe6sStrobe.
~. Ss5: 2. Slesissss. g. S.sSs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
SntcrcKantc Sabcacn.

9aItinore'S Ginfubr uno Iusfubr IN
DEM chen pnIenOttem Sisfaliabr,
Gle Soleimlobmcn I'M Sci.
Nleid) 81, bcnjcui9cn oes SorioGs
res. - 3rnabmc Don $364,509.39.
3ol Gimcbmer Stone bot ioebcn
mebrere iutcreliante ltutiitiide Sabel-
len iiber Die Ginnobmen in 3oaeh
mGbrcnb OeS an 80. sunni 5u gnoe
gegongenen sSiSfaliobrcs i'm Geraleid
5u cem porbergebenoeu SiSfaliobr,
iopie bic Snllpt-Giniubr mo Ius=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

Gu uerfaIfefu:
Gin eleftrifbe5 Biano; balber Trei5; fur5e
Belt gebrau6t. Gu65ufrugen in Nr. 22fG,
Gbrifttau. Strahe. GS0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
3u %pcrfaufcu:

9iaia peeen arunibeit cine 9dderei nit ooc,
obue SauS 5u perfanfen: 10 Suffer Die ISOLDE
9ia63nfraaeil in Der Stfiee oes rEenidcm Cor
rcipunocuten." US0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
Stcaenscimdc.

Steleaeiuh:
Sin oeuii6cr Ndder iIibt Sicllc ais 6iueiic
Sauo iiir Aroo unb Cafes. 9ad6nlruaell IN
Nr. 2512. Siio,Suilins. StraHc. nSl-3)
etelegciud:
Gin oclItfhcs Widohen in6t SteIlin9 IN
philadelphia pber 9iep sUurt. nm Eiebitell III
9teiu. Oprf, ais Muilpdrierim bel bcilerei &crr'
ibaftcn, am 2iebiien bel alien 9euien. Winn
%noreiiire: ~. 30" pEemtiher Gorreippusent. "
t79LSD
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Gleinc mnS aruBc syar,nen

bon $500 bis 5u 500, 900; outer fru6tba fer
Nooen; f95ne geitinoe @eecnb; a~usaeSei6neter
Marif. SerHeI Yaiipllpe gcacr gcrinee Gins
snblnna; lei6ie 8eoinein9cn. Sermann 30.
benbupp. Nr. III. Nsro.Gharfes.st raRe, .Saltt
more, Nb. Gdiffsiarten bon mn ia6 Gus
ropa fino ebeniaaS bier 5u babeii.
(Spetl0.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
Sambnrg.Mmcrifa.2ini
81 8roabmap, Nep.Oor!
Nrtbnr @. &ubipu,
SIN altea Blate,
1877 SIt-8aIttn,cre.S !r.

Gbeiapeafe Sampfe-.Gpmpagnie.
GtefaSeate. 2tnte.
Qtegaute HaiaatersT amtf er .Nugufta" Aub
,Gulumbte" nad1
cIb @ptrt Comfort NIB Wprjof, ga.
9ampfer berldtieu Baltimore tdgli6 (auSoe
f1ornr1en Sonntags) nm $50 MbeIoS uno tom.
men In Obj Yotnt Comfort um o ubr Wloreens
u.tb In 9sorfoIi nm 7.15 Woraeus on, on.
Bunffen hes Giibens lub GioipeftenS.
Wurf.9iiper.2tute.
GIegante Eaiasier.5 nmpfer rG9arlptte" awt
Baltimore"
mad Wfit. Yoinf nnb 9,tfmunb, Wa.
9aTpfer ~berlaffen baltimore tdgli6 (auSee.
nouimsn Gcnntags) nm 5 utr Nadmittap5 uut
fpnuIiien gu Mefs 9soint nm 7.45 WloreeIiS iiito
In Ti6nono nm 9.20 Moraens an.
Die an Wontagen. Wiittiuoden unb T-ettagen
bon baltimore abfabrenoen 9dmpfer uuo bic
bon @eft.Boint an 9tenitaeen, 9onnerftaeer
ulo Gnmfta9en abtubren. Iegen In 4Ioucefter,
8oint, elements unb MImonb'S an; unb bic
all 9tenitagen, &onnerfiaaen unb Gamftaecn
bon Baltimore unb an Wlontleen, Wsittipo4eu
unb 5reitaeen bon .Beft'aoirt abfabrenbeu
8ampter .lI.een tn Yorftoiun nno gIap'gani on
(bei giiuitigem g9etter).
Saulpier ~Uerlaien 0aftimpSe BON Hter Nr. Is
nnb 10, 9tgttitraken.p erite.
Snrdsgtqete nod auen Vunfter f6rnen ae,
ttterf, 9epdd aufgegeben unb auiiten5imnIer
i'm 8orauS r~eferpirt perben, In ben 6teftaen
giuetsgfredur Or. 119, Cft.g}altimure .Strabe.
u. W. 9iubfun, @gent; CIR. 127, Dit.Bafttmcre.
Strabe, coer bet Sanpt'BiireauI, Sight. anh
2cr.strake.
Nenben GDiter, @. 4. Gtt8m,
Sen. s@ef9dftsiiibrer. Gen. sgafaaterseiaet
Z. 3. MeSamneL SlIfss9en. s4aA. 'sesnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
Nerdants & Miners Sransport. G.

DampferI3tnte.
Nradt xns Hafasiere.
sVad Bottom unb BEN cfteM
Mont., 4ienft. 1onnerft., Gnmft.. 0 li9r ubba
ssad .Hrsptbenee nub BEN pNea
Scnnfag,. Mittfuoh. Greitag. 6 ttbr NbenbD
sNadb yetpy srt. setpS nnb ssrfsft
idgIl6, 9 DIR NbenbS.
sSra6t a%neenommen fdeIi6 bis 5 ttr Raa.
FIJI benfelben Iae abfa6renbe 9aulpfer.
Nad eaSamna4 nnt benz eabea
Ttenftue. Donrerftag. .Samffae. 0 utr dtenoA
9. 3. eortd, aaent, Gong God.
-eautt.Waseax: 0ermam. Hnt eiDttsetsahs.
Uf3.9&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
9n perfantcm:

$115O.W fanfem Gin moScrnes
stueift5diees Saus nit feds 8immern. COO
gIod. gcro.UsiIton. sIpenue; Grunb5ins $1,000
bro Snbr.
Huteroem: 9nben nit @nbnbaus gr. 5ts.
Noros1orfsS trare cute Gage fir yijcerteslas
oen. Yrei5 $1400. Iaenten an OFT u. Gteue.
G. 8. 0anaaher, 9dumeifter.
Blreau In Nr. 2407. 5airmountsslbenue.
U48-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

81 u%erfaufcu:
Wr. BIO, EIfurp' Nueune, Ode @oone'S traBe
Standardization, Is bel so Suf. Nad5uiras
gen all Ert uub Steae. U76-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
8erlangt i'm Mlgemeinen.
Teutjnes Observation-Disclosures hreau,

TemtiMeS Mrbeits.N dptii unes .0h rtau,
unter Der @uftett Der .Seuif6en 9efeut6at'.
urS Oienffbofen an bef6dffteen piinf6en, pols
len Ib perf5nIin ooer In iranfirten @riefen un
pen Nsenten Der @eieqfbalt Sobann .. Wiener,
ipenSen, peIter unenteeItIi6 9lu5iunft ertbeiieI
ipire. Spretfhnoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
(Snn27.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

8pbIen.
1nblen.
@iainger & Sebranf.

Sdipt s3iireau uun NobIenbof: Vreiiois uno
Sab Strat,e. 3ipeiss9iirenii: Go Iowfi 0pdl
20, WiprugeIts. fabc @aDs Sfrdfc.
Icf.: 6. 4 z. %oIfe 1ffT.-W,o. epnrfl. 2079.
tNpriI20. 6Nste)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
gu p~erfaufem.
Gu uertaufer

Gu pertauieu:
Cine euteebetbe 8lderei init Suls; nicori'
aer SruIto6iiis. giad5mfrngcn Gde W,abiiou.
nno Spriug4 Strahc. GSi-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
2u bermicthcn:

Seines, grobes Gunner I'M 2. Stod
oes q Nr. Ala, Dit
4altimorc.Str Nad)5ufragen bci 6.
Maine, Office bes r9emtidcn Gorrc.
Ippnocnt." (150-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
Nics 1T Shre 8eIeaenheit

5nr grfperbung eines msoernen atpets cher
breift1dieen S0ufes In gutter Gage.
1900 SdHfergeoierte pft.g'orth.ASenme.
VeaueT far nae Observation-Disclosures. SebeS
Saus beltbt cue Ginrihtunaen. nit oenet Elm
9dsltM nab eSuntaaS aus Snfpeftisn often.
GbnS. g.. Buroette,
(Sept5-) Tr. II, Gf.1erinatpn.ety
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
Mrs. @imslop's esst6iaa ssrap

Mrs. 8inSlop's Sostbina SDrap
miro felt fiber fRni unb iechS5is Sabrer bon
w'iatsnsn bon wshtiern fir Sbre Qlnbey bet'm
3ahmeu init uSnftduoiaent Grfsfs aebrau1t. GS
fdlutdbfiat ale sdtmersen; iurtrt Netnbfsftf nno
Ut oas bette MitteI fir 9lnrrt5e. Son sfpc,
tbeferir in allen gScliibeiIen b~erfauft. Geio
Sbrip" iino rebnit feline aneere eorte. 1iinf,
lno 5tuaiSig Gents Die SIlf6e. litter Dem
Ndbrmitiels ltro Sroelens@ciet bonn 80. Suut
1906 anrnnfirt. Serieu.Nrrnmer 1908. Il
alteS nnb mt tetudhrtes Waittel.
Guni2.f0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

idIuiien lporocn lit, l1uft jcood, crit
I'M Sriibiabr 1909 ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

iubr@ artifel fir Die &troiieltlihunJ
onfertigcn laiien. SIC Eobellen folgen
bier.
Sutal.Ginuahmc fir bic NIT bent 80. 5uui 1906
unA 1ln1 rnhruhnu IiaInIichrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

Sn Ocrtauien:
9as aItsctabIirte uno ipobIbefdrnte 8rob.
linS 0IeinsSp iritlofen.Yefhdft. oas iudbreno
Der Iebten 80 Sabre bon bem peritorbenen Srit.
Vatrid Hoogers In yir. 1928, 8arisspenie bes
trieben ipurbe.
Minnie q. 0'obaerS,
Se9u 2. NpbgerS,
056--l TaflabberiuuIfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
TerIanet Sranen xub @dS&ea.

gerfnugt:
Gin @dod1eu fir Sausarbeit: outer Sobn.
9iad5uiraaen III Tr. 1913, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tlso-2
Gerlangt:
Cine Srau, uru In Der ailde 81 bel1eit. 9tadf
~5niraeen I'M ,5 Mcilen.0anie," Duri.9ipnos @p'
pansfpWi. uiD-oo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
gu bermietbcn.
Sn ucrmidben

ySm uermiebeu:
9rd6tiac oreifi6diee Sdlier nit o 3"inlnlerl
mo Seranna. 5000 9Iod. EarfsSeigbis,gtne,
Gas mo eleitrii6es 9ift, Sumpibei6ull9
9Sdftberei. Rdieipldbe etc.
z. Srptug German,
Sifice. 202, Can s3!og. 800 Bari oeigbtssslhc,
(Suni30.1 S.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

Vertntgf:
IN eia6lirteS @eihdit lat cine oifele Steue
'einen Sdusmeiiier nit $4,000. 9ieicren5el
,oroerIid. Dan a~oreiiire uSug Is. 1885,"
,Sentidter Sprreipunoeut." QSO-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

NSiie iir's sus(anb teisrsf G. Saatne, Nr.4f3,
pk.1atttmsresefr, maize Cation 4sxis.MSewne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
Werlonnt

" WtrtnnDt:
Gin itit9er Wtnnil i'm Ilter bon II bis IL
Sabreu Iiiir gompioirsg lrbeit. Dan a~orcfiire
IN. y. 90" ,Eeutiher Sorreippnbent."
GS0+-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30
gerIaust @aamer nub Suabeu.

GcriGnst:
Gin attfer E1der ais erlte @nllb; gutter 2obil
9;ad6uiroaen III Gr. $50, Sits6prt.lucnnc.
us1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-30

80 Mi1nner, nm III Steinbriiden III Nod
Bib, ga, 8u n~rbeiien; iieiiec Irbeit llter gIs
ten Observation-Disclosures. Nab3uird9eu
Nud 5iib Yalaft Co., 3od Stih, 8n., an Der
nSoutberns9 iienbubn". u7s.sO,2.5,7,o)
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01

John Collins, Of the Tallahassee True
Democrat, appears to have won some
thing OF victory. For months past
he has been probing the Internal Im-
prOvement Board to publish an item
lied Statement of their receipts and ex-
peuditures, and few weeks ago such
q Statement was published Amongst
the items of disbursement appeared
so, 1924 paid to various lawyers for
salaries and special services rendered.
Now the papers, including the. Pensa-
cola Journal and others heretofore
friendly TO the administration, are eX-
coriating the Internal Improvement
Board for recklessness and extrava-
gance in paying such large attorneys
fees. -Punta Gorda Herald.
That there has been reckless extrav-
agance of these double. barrelled boards
in the above items mentioned, and along
other lines, we do not believe many cit
liens of Florida can now doubt, and we
hope when the legislature meets it will
look strongly and deeply into the incl
dental expenses of dredges, which
carrys with it expenditures along many
lines---pay rolls, account of building,
freight charges, machinery, insurance,
fuel, repairs, etc, and we put 1t thusly,
too, not charging graft in4it, but as
reckless expenditure of moneys that
should have been, and should be now,
applied to purposes of more value to
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01

the consent Of the railroad commission.
The editor Of the Recorder should know
all the law relating 70 the organization
and operation of the railroad commits
sion, and we are not going 70 question
his statement as % what the law 10,
but unquestiOnably the proper way TO
employ this special counsel 10 for the
attorney general to 10 II, with the con-
sent of the commiN1son.
The other point raised in this last
paragraph, to the erect that the attOr-
ney-general is q menber Of the board
of trustees Of the L ]. Fund does not
help the argument Of the Recorder.
The attorney general, 80 . member of
this board, has one vote out Of ave IN
the selection Of this special counsel.
Our contention IL that he should have
the only say in this matter that he
should be allowed TO select this counsel,
provided he selects some one agreeable
TO the full board.
II Is not to be expected that the Re-
corder will speak out" whenever Il
thinks the railroad commission 10 Sun
der fire, but the Journal has no inten-
ton Of bringing the railroad cOmmis-
sion, or its rules, into this controversy,
The railroad commission has no warmer
auNOSaNG Hi NIltS SSASG Sliah ttlS SOdttats
There Is no use in trying TO dodge the
issue. The Journal believes that the
board of trustees has done wrong IN
paying out such lavish sums for special
counsel and that Il Is doing wrong to-
day in paying one man five thousand
dollars year for his services as cOun.
sci for the board "a sum twice that of
the attorney general of the state. equal
TO that of the chief executive, and this
lawyer only giving portion of his time
10 the attention Of these matters, and
not eveA residing at the seat of govern
ment. II the Recorder thinks this lie
right the Journal will have 60 disagree,
and we believe that IL the people in
general were given a chance 70 express
their opinion in the matter they would
do 80 quickly, and in no uncertain
terms,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01

See change in Hon. J. ID. Gays splen-
did advertisement in another column,
and call on him for anything you need
in his line. He Is always offering you
something nice IN his half-page adver-
tisement.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01

Or iniR BID roads building, schools,
4 be bel efcial purpose. We are
) OF the o Union that it will cost mil.
Ii Of doh RS to continue that dit
df ring faro and think the would-beI
CT ) of the board, who are stilldefying
TN yish Of The people as emphaticslIy.
ex Pssed ID the lection, it shqaid
hay had Weight with them. However,
ano Ter election is coming on soon, and
som of these gentlemen may be given
the ,ward they have been working
for.7 nat Of hurting other jobs.
EdAoF Carrch, Of the Monticello
News last week did himself and JEFF
fersorcounty proud in the large and
splenddly illustrated trade edition of
his newspaper. 1t is such an enter
prising citizen as he that helps to build
up a community and make it prosper
Gus.
A number of new and attractive adj
this week Read these adB
and be printed thereby.
That MIN Cobb, at the Tallahassee
Drug Co. 'hstore, has put an excellent
ice cream, on the market again He
was first this season, apd of course pat
rons are noy daily visiting his cold and
refreshing ink departments.
Ex-GoverEdr w. s. jennings visited
Tallahassee gain this week.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01

Editor a. d. 4. Russell, eol50t 81 the
BFOOksville Argus, speaks ok Governor
BFOward's "enemies, Ih4t not the
correct word TO use L would be much
nearer the truth and great deal bet.
ter 70 cay opponents - political
bic. Governor 8roNard has plenty Of
good friends. who are his opponents
when STATE policies are involved. st.
Augustine Record
That a the esacl TRUTH q e, and he
woii8 not h&ye had neaE ths "Oppos'
nentsy eithes had he cut az from out
side inhuenees which he was repeatedly
warned aRslnst, and who it seems have
drawn him into many and various COM
pIieations. Then again, Mr.. Broward
has gone out Of ais way a number Of
times % slap ii the face a goodly num-
her Of newspapers and newspaper men,
who may have Offered with him. and
he began tll11 kind of work early IN his
adminlatfati0D No one can believe
that bis employing at the head otthe
I I. Board an attorney at a salary Of
So, 600 q year. largely more than is paid
the attorney general and other cabinet
officers, and bis giving several localities
''slaps in the faces in making appoint
ments, etc, etc, etc, would have a
tendency 70 make his Opponents"
think more Of him officially The
trouble may ali be In the fact that the
Governor still retains within himself
much Of that Duyal county straightout
political policy hs sfelg up under.
We have been Iiattnipg to hear some
Of the anti-state Standardization organs
squeal over the appoinlIhent of J EN-
nett Wolfe ae Judge of the First Ju-
dicial Circuit, but they' re possibly hunt
{ ing for some good colicy diet TO help
get up a case Of the grunts. Judge
Wolfe Is Just as open to criticism as
Governor Broward and others Of his
ilk he's just about as pure and incor-
ruptible, and holds 20 principle as the
great sesame to en- upright life-St.
Augustine Meteor
You invite it, and it could easily be
furnished, some ~ IL from Pensacola
records, and quite B lot from some Of
our scrap-b0oks but what's the use
now, so let It 60 Is the. True Democrat
put it just on the eve Of the appoint
ment. Mr.. Wolfe nierried one of Tai
Iahassee's brightest and best little
women, and Sc make West Florida
good and 4 fa bdge. Since he has
secured the appointment, so may it be.
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Tallahassee Is afflicted with blind
tigers. 1t was the same with Month
cello and other newly dried" towns.
The whiskey men dried hard. Prod the
officers, back them up, and the blind
tiger, the disreputable and illegitimate
progeny of the saloon, will disappear.
Monticello News.
Yes, and before a very great while,
if they do not quit their devilish work
and "skiddo," there is going to be
something doing. They must remem-
Der the governor resides in Tallahassee,
and we are sure he will not allow things
to go that way much longer. Governor
Broward stands squarely with the
temperance people, and we know he
has been looking into the matter of
violation of prohibition law in this
county, and intends to have some rem
edes applied.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01

Duriag the past two years Hon. w.
s. jennings has been paid $40, 900 for
services rendered the Board Of Internal
improvements. Little wonder that he
can successfully pose as a capitalist
Palatka Times-herald.
Better salary than he received while
governor, for be II remembered the
present governor was the FIRST to reap
q benefit from the exeotive's salary
being increased to $1,000. Another
funny looking thing connected with it
Ell, Is just why those other attorneys,
who many people think were better
lawyers, should have been put aside to
give William Sherman Jennings the job
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01
t. JournaI. }:

tPenascOla yournsi.:
Madison Recorder, whole editor
eretaFy Of the Florida Railroad
ission, seems 70 be the only paper
4 attempting any defense Of the
u trustees OF the internal inn
lent fund, In their actions in en-
special counsel for that board.
Omewhat lengthy editorial the
. takes The Journal to task for
Eiop taken by this paper on the
5n OF employing this special
srLa D.ooo.,,l,... se.,s.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-03-01

The hunting season, which runs from
November LIST 10 March ast, is now
closed for the season, and all good
sportsmen will Of course now set in to
protect the birds for another season.