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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Eonra6 pom RD0er q r
SoepG Sitltnger.

N
2ieber 6reunol
Simmer Iafte nit Sen iungen pfers
Ben! Oh peiBt, Dap tD tein grocer
6reunb bon 8rjef it9rei6:n lin; OrGng;
mid oIio ni4t - Iei nidt unG:bulbig!
Sd fam Dir boc9 ni@t je0en Sag
einen langen 8rief f4reiben, pie gu
es pcrlanqit - lei Sufrieb.n nit bsm
ip66entiiGen 9cridt. Den Ou bi5ber
5iemli9 regeImdbi9 tetomren bait.
Sotalo i6 etlpas SntereNantss peiB,
idreife i3 Dir. Sait 9u nid)t Die
9efpei7e in 6dnben?
Bie oft f6on babe i'd Sir pers
fiGert, tab i'd era rei5cno, cnt3itdeno
finoe, bob 9u re6t in alem BAIT -
ipas ni1it Gu alin mod mehr2 2Gnait
bate id mid ia i6on offisiea in ie
berliebt, irenn iA nift 0eine dItersn
Re9te reTpcttirte!
electromagnetic made ih ibr auf
SOB uno Qeben Den !6of. brin9e oas
Gelprdd auf Did. bas fs bann gar
eef4tdt ieIt5ubalten peritebt, unb err
sdb!s thr BON Dir Die mRsli6Ien unb
unmDgfidlten Singe - hab' Did ols
Soealmenfden bineeitelt - Did, So
fepb 9iuin9er! 8oA Oil neiBt ia
ldngIt aus meinen leBten 8ri.fen. mas
i9 aGles 9efoblt babel - 3ped bieIer
3eilen 1T. Gir mitsutbeilen. oab So
mile Woler auesnblidli9 sur Seisr
elmer 0o6Seit lei @eripanoten peilt -
feuba!e SADIE oas - unb ferner. Dab
Srau Woqer, friibere9 aronin Sdmals
ftebt. nit Srdulein Sodter am 6. SUM-
mad s6arsbure reiIt, UNI bas pfinglts
feIt BORT gu berleben. !Serr Woller
fdbrt einias Sage fpdtsr nadh NIT Dem
Sobn9en adrl Bruno.
60, nun lrsibt 9u 9cIdeio, rein
Surge!
Sd benfs, Sarsturs lit gans BE-
quem bon Deirer @arniion su erreis
6en - perIude allo 0ein Slid
uno niibe bic 10 siinliiae gelcgenbsit.
Nun tcbante 0t1 bel mir, Der id
70 uneieenniBig fir Did banble -
suriidtrete, no cs iid UNI bas ents
siidenbite GeTdDpf orebt, nadosm id
fclbt 10 f60n Serrain sciponnen bate!
ll~ebrisers 1T iie bas ~be1sbrteits
MaOsl bier i'm gan5en areiIe! -
Sd CLAUDE, gu bait Gbaneen, mein
Gobn! 9leinsGpd lam ii6 nidt gut
berItelIcn - tpie ibrs @uesn leuds
ten, fpsan i9 BON Dir iprc9., nit mel
der Spanning fe an meinen 2ippen
bdngt - un5 ME beutlid iih sic Gnts
tdui9ung in ibrem ~oFfenen Geiidtden
malt. irenn i9 d6breae! Sd oarf bod
aber auf teirsn sal peroddtia ipirten
- i9 gefe Damn einfaa iiber Did our
Sasesorbnung ibsr! -
Nun ater 9eaug! I'm Did miro
man ia f6rmti9 gum SdriItiteaer!
Mter meine I4pertgslpo6nte Sano lit
Der Sober MIR tpenig mG1tig!
Sd bate cine iite-e Mbnung, bab
gba ron .6or5burg als 8raut suriidz
fomrren miro, tpenn Sr es muir e~iniaera
maBen gefheit anfdnait!
gisl GlIt auf Den Dsg!
Mtt 0rub
Te;n Scarab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Der Sanger uno bas pappbubu.

Gin Sdn9er bate auf Der 8ubne
eth 9ubn au Osripeiien. Die betref>
fenbe Sper purbs oft bintereinanber
ses.ben. unb Der Saneer erbielt uno
beraebrte an jsoem Qbenb iein aebras
tenes t5ubn. Gem 9iibnenleiter rourb.
bas auf bic 8auer gu toItipislig, er err
febte bas grat6u6n burd elm i6on
tahirtes pappbubn. Der Sdnoer.
UNI iein NbenbeiIen b%etrogen, erariff
auf Der 9iibne Mefer unb Gafel unb
aerfdnitt bas 9u4n in Jeben. Sra
ja." faltutirte Der DIRECTOR, .ireenb
mas sum GHen muB ia ba fsss:" an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Sn2aGorc, Snoien II, murbe
ocr BETTER Der gingeborenen 3eitnng
yey1njabi" SIT 5lDei Sabren @efdng.
nib un0 1000 gupien @eloitrofe, Der
Meoafteur bes Slattes 5l ieds Mo.
naten @efdngniB uno 200 Hupien
Celebrate perurtbeilt megen aufrei-
sung 5ilm SnB gegen Die Heaieruna.
Cas- llrtbcil bat inter oen Ginaebo=
reren groBes aniieben erreat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

tbeilt Dar un0 man i'm fragile, Oh er
oen 8ro3eB geponnen babe. ertpioerte
er: nNs! 0at gte6t mas up min Sio
Gper De Sreisri6ter I'M 0e Oiiipet
piren up Sc anne Gio, IN oor lett Iid
finer 9e9sn an letgen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Beruiitl,pcu.

g dneiherin: n9td, gnGoiae
Srau. mir eebt's 10 fdlsbt, i6 muB
ipobl balb iterben!"-9 a me Ter
fdredD: lin Gottes niGen. -. oa
miiFen Sic mir aber porbsr nod eth
neues Gleio mo6en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04


Seine Iebte 3 3 a t. MlS
Der @eneralmaior 3. .. 2eiIer in 6reis
burg, 9absn, bel ber jiinelten beutI4en
Rei9staaspobl bas Wobuotal %perlaiz
fen bate, erlitt er einen Ser5lAlag,
benz ct erlag.
q ii It / &c 8 unbert a r.
r / g e. Die dlteite ginpobnerin bon
3ittau, Sa9Ien. Die 9oipitalinlaiiin
6rau Sobanne BERN. @eper, feterte
ibren 101. @eburt5tag bel 9eiIti9er
unb tDrperli4er 5riI4e.
Neger ais Ret9Sta9ss
10 d bter. Nn Niirnberg betbeiligte
iid an Der iiingiten beutihen Reidss
taestpdbt aud Elm Neger, elm oeutlder
untertbdn bon So9o. Gr 9a6 feline
Stimme benz liberalen &unoioatsu.
Mu Der "a anen a g b
er9peu Qaop 0orot6p Guth'
bert, Sodter bes Carl Of STAFFORD.
Gnglonb, purbe bel elmer 6a~ianeuiago
Bel benz S9loHe 9eaufront burA einen
feblsegangenen S4ub getootet.
Morb nfofg &c Der Rei4s'
a 8 tp a b /. Sn elmer 8ranntpeins
pirtbI6aft gu 5rantfurt a, so. ents
itanb snii6en 3tpei Gr6eitern Elm
Streit neaen Der beuti6en Reihstagss
pabf. Der cine, 9olt nit Nameu.
perlieB bas 2otal. Der 8egner elite
linn mad unb eritad i'm ouf %ofiener
Strabe. Ser SbGter nurbe perboftet.
q # obtenes Sd aDonnens
b b. Gin in elmer Stride in 8aoni
a Ripoli BEL syloren3. Stalien, aufges
bdngtes Mabonnenbilb nuroe geitobs
len unb aerfdnitten. 4uf frsiem
Selbe fano man fpGter einen Sbeil bes
8ilbss, Der ben 9opf Der Mdbonna
bdritente. GS gelang nidt. benz urs
beber beS 8ubenitrei4eS auf bic Spur
gu fommen.
Sob m 3 ALT E. Bel
einem Rriegerpereinsbdn in Inter
mer5bah, unterfranten. ge6orten ben
1870er arisgern brei Grtratouren.
Ser @emeinbsoisner trat chen nit Der
Jrau 8iirgermeiiter gum "eriten Sanss
an. unb nod f6nsibig tpirbelte Der
alte SelbaugSlolbat bur9 ben Saul.
Wis ober bic Sour 3i Gnbe mar. fant
Der 9Gn3er feiner Dor S6red eritarr'
ten SGn3erin toot in bic 4rme.
3 euti Of q Of e. Der
22jGbrige Spdnier pddero fAnltt in
Ni3aa feiner ebemaligen 9eliebten. Der
9dn5erin unb poieuie 2dnasrd, nit
einem HaIirmeiIer Elm areu5 dui
Stirne unb Nalenpurael. 70 bah ie
seitlebens berunitaltet bleihen tpiro.
padero bate Der Dam. au 2isbe be-
reits 5tpei 8ermogen gum Spfer s.s
broft; nun. ba er ausaefauqt mar.
nabm fe einen anoeren 6reunb. mas
pahero in raienoe Mutb psriebte.
2iebesgrom eines eli
4 + risen. Sn Rom bat iid Der
elfidbrise Gpmnuiioit 2uoopico 5oga
letti. Der Sobn zines boben poitbsdms
aus 2iebe" erbdngt. Sn ieinsr
fanb man. auf bic ousQerifens
zines S6ulbeftcS geidrie6en.
belpegli6en Mbi4iebsbrisf an
gleidoltriee Signorind. Die
le Dame" bate bic 8etpsrbung
5ungen ignorirt. porauf 2ubooicu
Sammer ieiner Griitena BON iid
AMP mi einem 8 q :
d. t. { Sn Wunbsn6eim. Rteirs
!. itieb elm 9abidt auf cine 3aube.
ste iie, lisb dber fein Spfer aus
TGngen g~lsiten. Sn benz Moa
t. als Elm Sunge auf bic auf ben
ZEN gsfa(lsne 3dubs binSueilte. fom
Rdubposef ans ben 2Iftsn uub
ben anaben niitheno an. Der iidI
: bnour6 su bslfen puBts. bah sr
EN- aorb, nit benz ct GNsn qetro.
{. OILS Shilo 6enubte. Sdllisblid,
) Der Raubpoael ben aarlpf nuF
D Der Sunge nnhm bic 5fube init
mar cine @rieTtnube.
aEe iRr'c AusiaEo 5eiprat e. 9inine. Or.
Cit 5a!.imeresS Str, naHe Sultnltlpuie saue.
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2n o%erfaufcn.

2u uerfnufen:
Hr. .723, 725, 727 etc. @prirdl.@nenne. Cots
% Sub 8 sou bel 200 SUB; hrei Gebierte oits
%beforirt; ieoe nlpoerne Seouemlihfeit.
Nr. tt5, III uno tt9 etc., q. s4saturcursStr,
5iuif6en Sairniuuntsglnenne nno SabettesStr.,
Elm Gepiert bonn. ySattcrfons9arf." 9ur6peQ
f60n %beforirt; iebe nooerne @elltenli6teii'
5ipcift0diae 9Iufcr. Gouaro Z. eturd, an Srt
nnb Steue. ooer Tr. sc, 8unther.S Building.
Sngcttcs NIB Ct. GnulsStr. (3cbr9.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
Ollie Nameu,n.

Dor bier3ig Sabren lebte unb tpirtts
in elmer tleinen Stobt pommerns cir
9reisri9ter, Der aus SahIen Itammte
uno Der bel 3eugenpernebmungen of'
feline liebe Notb bate, ba Ole platt4
oeutl6 reoenbe gep0lterung i'm niAi
peritanb. CT bate einmal einen Sases
l0bner 81 pernebmen, Der tpesen eines
fleinen 9srgebens angetlagt par un>
5iemli4 iiberfibrt fdisn. nWas fir
eine Relision BADEN Sie?" rFagte Der
Sreisridter. nSp0lf @r0iden up'n
9dg!" erpioerte Der tpadere Qrteiter.
sd meme. mas fir einen 8lauben
sic buben9"-rWen Ssi't MID gl0
men piuen. osnn fdnen Sei ben She'
per fra9en. Del is OF bier!"- nMenId,
iinb Sic niht thug. SD meme, in
pelde Stride Sic geben?"- n5riiber
in 0ipelsbOrp, MI CAB id bier tau
air6!" Der areisri6ter fu9r mil
Der 5ano burd Die !9aare. Gr fragts
peiter: n0etennen Sic ii6 >snn 81
9ottor 2utber?"-.M, ben fem i'd
mid, id Tenn Blot Dof!er Molern;
dlper bruten BAUD id EN- MID! Wenr
uns nal nat feblt, latsn
neripeit beIpen." 0a9Se
bes Getretdrs enbtid Die
geitel(t mar. fra9te Der 81
g%agel0bner, Of Ct iid 6ss
gelegtsn 0ergebens fbu
vNe," eripioerte Der Wac r
lang binfo(en I'm boo
pobr is," - ,0ie 0orfe q
fir gle nidt in's Mitte
sic nod einmal! cir lr
big?"- .Ne, 6err Gina 100
Sat fam id teitp0ren!"
ri6ter REF ben 0sri6tso
ibm nit feierIider Mie
our6bo6renbsn Bid q
tlooten auf, er To1e OBJ
0ffren. Der Sagelobne
Gnqitli6em GeYiGt bieie
fraqte. tpd3 bas te6eut
gIauben Gle" Tagte {
nit Tdretti6:r Gtim
Gcufst mir bic Renter
t9cnn Ell MIN tommf, III
falfAca Ga!our 81 DO
e fean n,g Gaael0tm
ribt 81 TArSren uni
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Ncmc bcutidJc N~niicSluna i'm ionnisen
Gii0cu.

SIima: teiie Geger: eritiIaifger @ooen In
iIeine 6armen .einaeibeiIt and eiiliGe s9otpn
Cots. 8erin9e gIn5nblule, febr Iei1te 9ebin.
aIugen. @itfe @eleeenbeit fir SoI6e. Die Ii9
Elm panr Sunbert Dollars gefpart babcn iinb
Germ febftftinbta iperber m1dten. Ndberes bel
Scrmann Snoenbpnp, Gr. iii, GurosGharlcS.
etrake, Baltimore, NIB. (Septt0,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

Gpa in III 8 q II d.
Rurbaus SarSturs. 9finsit'onnabeno.
gi9entlid tpolte ib mein @u9 gar
niGt mitnebmen - linb tpie gut, baa
i6 es eetban babe! Mamd bdlt Mits
ia9sruIe, papa lieit unten Die 3eituna.
uno 10 faun i9 nteoerI6reiben, mas
mir bic Sesle tor S6reten geIdbmt
bat.
Die Safel belt Mlitta9 ipur Siemlid
befebt, uno msin Gegeniiber Eel Slide
mar - Spiepb !9iuinger! SieIer gu
fau! Sd traute anfdnes meinen Ius
gen niht = er mar es afer oo4!
&aum ipaste ib BON meinem Seller
auf5uieben, benn ieoesmal, lrenn t9
nad linn blidte, begegne.cn fid unfre
Gu9en. Gr iab iebr ernit aus - fat
abpeiieno - unb 10 pornebm in ieis
mem tabeloIen Gioil.
Sd bate oie nilgriine 8luic nit
ben 3%ptI6enIdBen an, in o,r i6 pho
to9rap6irt bin - ipoppn er Elm Bib
bat! -
Gr fab neben qapa u1o Bruno, Die
inns geseniiberiiben - ods lit be7er
als gu bert nebeneinan0er.
papa fpra6 nit linn eini9e Worte;
es fam bur9 3ufaQ.
Sd bDrte, pie papd na66er gu
DIANA faete: Sin iebr ipmpatbiIder
9err, iheint Sffi5ier gu iein uno lit
ipa9rfdeinlid ipesen oes Gennens
bier"
Na66em Sic Safel beenbet, ftano er
auf, berneiete ii6 uno eing binaus.
Sd iibe nun bier oben in meinem
3iinmer unO ipase faum, 1inaus5us
geben. Mas tbue ib MIR, penn ih
ibm %bege9ne? Sd perbe abparten, pie
er ii9 perbGlt.
Sdtte i6 inn MIR feinen lebten
Brief nidt uner0ffnet suriidseianbt -
lper tpeib, tpas er ca nod NAL geidries
ben!
@ber nein, .r bat gu unre6t an mir
gebanoslt, unh ba 1T nidt sleid gut
iein, na9oem 10 eipas poraefaIen!
3tpar id bate gum Mastenba1
incline Worte aud ni6t iiberlest unb
bab' linn getrug unb Mtangel an gfits
terlidtett p%orgeprrfen - oas lam
fein Sfft5ier rubig einfteden!
SdlieBli9 lam id nod frob fein.
bdb i6 In meinem bobenloien 2eihts
finn ni6t einem onbern in Die Sdnbe
aefallen bin, Der nit meinen 8riefen
Mibbrauh eetrieben! Denn FOLDER
Sdle9ttsfeit 1T er bod nimmer fdbis!
- Mas babe ih eben BON Gene
iter aus grieben9 papa i'm Geiprdh
nit i6m Dor Dem 8urbaus - ie
ieben ii6. unb Der &elner bringt Bier.
limo oa ion i'd nod Rube gum Sdreiz
Ben baben2 Was min er?
4d tpds. id gebe 'runter - mai
feben, pie er iif perbdft! Das !9er3
tlopft mir bod elm tusnig!
HpeloS ppt oeHl SulQIeHgegeH.
Sa i4 morgen iebr frib auffeben
piQ, bat mid Mama idon 'raufaes
fdtdt - i9 fol- gu 9stt geben. UNI
ridtig ausaui4lafen! - ais ob ib
f9ldfen fDnnte!
Dieter ersi9nibrside Sag beut!
4lio. alS id beut Nadmittag. pis
bon ungefdbr natirlid. berunterfam,
bsmertte mid papa iosleid.
rNa. feline Gba, auseeidlafen?"
rtef er.
Sd trat gu inn an Sen Siid. So
fepb iprang iofort auf. uno papa
fteQte uns Dor = -! DAB i9 ni6t
(Tortietunq folat.)
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@crlangt MGnner nnb Gnabcn.
@erlangt im Y%Ggemeincn.
sentihes Mrbeits.Mahw riiunas.ghrtnu

Seutihes 9irbeits.G af,ur iiuugs .gRr
unter ber gufii6t Der g9eutfden @efeufboft."
8ieieni4en. Die oenifte Sanbiuerfer. glrbeis
tuolen ft6 pcrf6nli6 ober in trnnfirtcn @riefen
an ben gaenten Der @efeuffntt. Sp1anu :.
mse1er, Simmer liz, 8r. 2f5-2t7, Court.
lanosStraRe, ipeHoell, lpeIober uneHtgeltlid
@~usfnnit ertbeiIen luiro. Spre6itunben bon
1 bis s nbr. Gan27,t0
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Il Il II IL II Il If

t,... -,u., Miibe an. Sd MAIDS
fdon nal tpieOer gut - faunit DID
brauf perGaHsn!
Selbftperitdnbli6 peroe i9 meinen
YfingiturlGub in Sar5burg perbrinqen,
no, unO cine 4nndberung an Die 81
tern, oas roQen mir idon triager.
Sd bin gIiitlid, bas Iiete MGo9en
10 BALD ffon tpie0er gu feEen. SonIt
bate i'd ptrtli6 pabr eemadt, tpos
i'd Dir idon einmal geT6riefen -
i9 tpGre Dir auf Die 9ube 9eriidt -
Define S6ilberungen BON Wadentbin
uno 10 ipeiter iparen INNER gar 10
perloden6!
Sd bate ntft geoadt, baB bie
Sadie 70 tief unb na6baltig tei mir
fein tpiirbe - i'd bofe gba ME per9eIz
fen fDnnen! Sag uno Na9t gartelt ibr
iiibeS geIi9tden Dor meinen Qileen!
= Die oft bate iA I9on b:e Seoer
angeIeBt, um i6r no6mals gu I6reiben
oter Ole @ernunft unb tible llebers
lesung geboten mir Elm l9alt - i4
bate allies reroerten tonnen.
il. llnb nun torlmt mir Define Mittbeiz
lung tpie 9erufen! Mein Blan itsGt
fdon fir uno fertig por mir. Im
pfingitfonnuteno iperoe i9 in !Sarss
burg eintreffen; 9u fdreibit mir nod
mai, bamit id Sen gag Der 4bfabrt,
fopie bas 'Qbfteisequartier genau ers
fahre unb mid bana6 rt1ten fam.
Sd fperbe in oemTelten Sptel pp6ncn.
Dies 1T nun meme Iebte tSpffnun9.
!SoffertIi6 babe i9 biesmal Slid,
fonit tpeiB i'd nidt, pos tbun! Me1n
Gpa meire auiridtige 0feue iiebt, tpirb
Tie mir faon per5eiben - Die 3eit lin
bert aqe8!
8ebob Did pobl, mein Ssunee!
Wo6mals pislen 9dnt!
Stets Gein Sole.
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Soepb 9tIlinger a II
Gonra6 BON @D0er.

't Z w " .
81, 80. Wai 49,.
2teber 2onrao!
Sd heeile mid, Dir fit Of. aefanbte
freuoige Hadridt gu banten. 0u biIt
ipirtli1 iebr uneiaenniieig. uno ih ere
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Stcnc9ciudI:
Gin belti6eS Nldo6en fubt SteIlne fir al
ecntcine SdusGrbcit. 9iadSuirngcn in Hr. BIC,
Snrreit' Strate, @eit, nntcrfalb 5rcocrid'suc.
(60-3) 81
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Stcaenecindlc
Stcneaefnm.

Gin ~6eutidber Barber. Elm babies Nabr int
9u1oe. fu6t Stennrp. 9iud5uirnaen bel 9aitpr
gpie, Tr. 1908, 9eaiun. StraRe, 2ueuits90Iut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

GGic snr Meiie in's InslanS be.
.orat 6. Haimc, Mr. Alb, Sit.Iaiti.
niore.S traEe, naBe GuitnmBonie.4ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

aee itr'e ausiaEo beiorat e. Hnine. ar.
CIT sal.imere.Str uahe Suitnuahpuie s stpe.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-14
AN ADMITTED WEAKNESS.

lust because the Iowa delegation at
Washington refused to be dominated
Sy Governor Cummins, or influenced
by the rantfags of his personal Des
Moinss organ, The Register and Lead
er vents its spleen on Major Lacey
AS might have been expected II
makes a DOGGY man out of Blythe,and
is much hurt because MIR. Lacey re-
NAMED power in politics after he
had retired from Office. With the
gall of defeat on his facile pen, the
editor of the Register and Leader
says:
What is the purpose of bolsterins
up Major Lacey? Why did Captain
Hull leave his proxy with Major La
cey? Why did Senator Allison stand
with Major Lacey at the expense OF
the Second district? Major Lacey Is
down and out On any fair basis OF
politics republican spoils should have
gone to republican districts. And
vet Major Lacey defeated was by far
more powerful than Mr.. Dawson, hold
ing doubtful district firmly IN llne'
There is something very familiar
about all this If Mr.. Blythe is not
still in the game, he has an under.
study who is able to do good service. y
While that paragraph is intended to
prejudice people against Mr.. Blythe
and Major Lacey. it is in reality an
open admission that the Register and
Leader is jealous of the power these
men possess. Whether Mr.. Blythe is
in the game or not is immaterial. The
facts remain that the Iowa delegation
is no protege of the Des Moines CO
terie of politicians, and that Major
Lacey in office or out has as much
influence in the republican party as
has Governor CumminS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-14

projection. on the west side Of the
room, fronts east, and thus centrally
located affords convenience to the
office force. The counter AMI pro
bate docket cases have been novel to
the south to give more floor room for
the work of the office. The Judgment
docket rack and counter stand not far
from the old probate shelving loca-
ton. The metal document case on
the south side will be moved to TIE
northeast corner fronting west AMI
the old walnut case that has so long
been a landmark in that location VIII
be discarded, except perhaps one sec
ton, which may be rebuilt and used
for sheltering current papers now in
temporary quarters in the old case on
the north side When all the charges
are completed the clerks Office viii
be in a better position to serve tne
wants of many who have business
there.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-14
A FLoURIsHiNe INDUSTRY.

A census bulletin on the leather in
terests of the United States induces
a feeling OF surprise as TO the agitl-
ton in certain parts of the. country
in benalf of free hides. Much OF the
talk heard on this subject is intend
ed TO give the idea that the manufac-
lures of leather int his country are
langnishing. AS a matter of fact,
they are booming. They figured n
our foreign commerce last year to
the extent of $3.50, 900. an increase
in ten years of nearly 200 per cent.
In the calendar year 1906 the value of
hides and skins imported was $751;
900, 600, four-fold gain in ten years,
and the manufactures of leather an
1906 were $45,OOO,OOo, though in 1896
less than slS,000,000. -...
St. Louis has had an immense in
crease in its boot and shoe manufac-
lures and sales, and is now among
the foremost cities in this respect.
All the world is numbered among her
customers, and American shoes are
popular in London, Paris and Vienna.
It Is said that the removal of the du-
ty on hides would increase this devel-
opment of trade, but foreign dealers
have a nabit of marking up their
wares when the duty is removed.
Our leather manufactures have -four
ished under the present tariff more
than ever before and the foreign de,
mand far exceeds that of former
years. American farmers who pro-
luce hides are entitled TO their snare
Of protection, ana foreign commerce
is certainly not suffering on this ac-
count. the figures of the govern
ment bureau of statistics show the
leather industry to be in its greatest
| era of prosperity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-14

was built in 1897 at cost OF 100000.
The money was secured on bonds
and from that time to the present
not dollar of the principal has been
paid. The same condition obtains IA
t1e $4,000 that was spent in remodel
ing the Third ward building in 1904,
In the ten years about $4,000 IN
interest has been paid on these bonds,
and the community is as far IA debt
as ever The board, therefore, mas
decided to begin to get out of dept
and has Increased the levy to meet
the conditions.
They hope under the present ar
rangement ito be able to pay on at
least $4,000 of the bonded Indicted
ness each year, and meet all interest
payments also. The action is wholly
in the interests of economy and is
measure TO relieve posterity of a part
or the burden OF w1ich the present
generation is getting all the Dement'S,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-14

The monster tow-boat, Sprague,
on its initial trip took from the coal
mine district of Pennsylvania Gown
the river to New Orleans more than
an acre of barges loaded to the gun
wales with coal On its return trip ii
brought back the same barges carry
ing cargo of sugar, lumoer, cottor
and other southern produce for Gin
cfnnati and otHef cities OF the Ohio
valley. This cargo was carried al
an average cost of $3.50 ton, where
as had it been handled by the rail
roads it would nave cost shippers an
average OF more tnan $3.50.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-14
BULLETINS ON FOOD.

The Experiment Station at the Iowa
State College has just issued from
its Chemical Section two bulletins oil
unusual importance to Iowa farmers
They are mo. S6J An Investigation
of the Commercial Feed-stuffs as
sold in Iowa." and mo. 81 "ConJi
mental Stock Foods and Tonics."
Bulletin sc deals with the various
mill feeds, showing their actual com
position by physical and chemical
tests. Some OF the leading commod
tiles that nave been examined IN
this bulletin are blood meal, the tank
ages, meat meal cotto1seed meal, -four
and grist mill products, snorts. low
grade fours, oat chop, oat bi-products
germ oil meals. Blatchford's Call
Meal, Champion Stock Food and Al
falmo. In each instance discus
sion and table of constituents Is
given. These show the extent OF adul
iteration and give correct ranking
Of the different feeds. A portion Of
this bulletin is an explanation OF tni
relation Of feed stuffs to the ami
malls ration.
Bulletin 81 constitutes careful and
painstaking Investigator into the
stock food industry. 1t IS an expo
sition OF the claims Of the various
companies manufacturing these arti
cIes versus experimental results. In
most cases the actual eost OF manu-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-14

Arthur F. Slater, of Iowa, has
resigned from the Treasury Depart
ment and will follow the fortunes OF
his former chief, ex-Secretary Shaw.
Mr.. Slater is a young man, not mucn
more than 80 years old but he has
displayed marked executive ability in
the discharge of his duties as assist
ant secretary of the treasury. His in
cumbency in this Office was brief, but
before being appointed to the position
he was private secretary to MrShaw
Mr.. Statter was born in Iowa and en-
gagged in newspaper work in Siou
City.