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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
1lus Ger mod3e.
peIt unA Eeben unter Der Eupe
e6itorieller BetrdAtunS.
utp 1ekdntpfaana Der 0nbrr
ka1lcDe.

sSn 6r3tlihen Rreiien mabt man
GrnR, Der Subertnlofe ober S9pinos
jsImt ober Mus5ebrung, tuie bieis
tiidifhe Rrantbeit i'm Woltsmunb ses
nonnt ipirb, ernitlib entsesen 5u
tretsn. Gs bat lid, cine ameritanifAe
Mnti : Tnberfulofe 2iga gebilbet;
Mepte aus alxn 1beilen Der Ser.
Gtoaten, bic fih Die Mufsabe seitelIt
baben, bieien Miirgensel Der Menfhs
beit nit allen Nitteln Der MiHenz
fGnft 3u betdmpfen. Bon ben etipa
IS Millionen Ginlpobnern Der Der.
Gtaaten leibet stpa cine Million an
8nberiuIpIe in irsenb elnem Sta
blum Der 8ranfbit. Mie 1T nem
srDBen Yerluit an .Menfhenleben gu
3ienern? Nan elmer Statiltit hes 3ens
fnsz8ureaus, Die fid aber niht iiber
bas gonae Qanb ernredt, linO BON
strei Jiinfteln unierer BepOlteruns
i'm Sabre 1905 runb $1,000 Meniden
Der 9ubertuloie erleeen. 9as piirDe
bel sleiher Durhldnittsrate fir oas
eanae 2anb 142,5O0 idbrlider Sooesz
fdlle burh @hpinbIuht eraeben. ga
bic 5htpinofudtsfdne bel Deitem
Iltht ale 5ur aenntnib Der 8eboroen
eelansen, 10 felt iih bic 3abl Der
an Tuberfulofe @eitprbenen nod
bOber. Oie 2rantbeit ldbt iid in
thren Mnfanes sz@tabisn erfolsreid be-
f6mpfen, anein Der 8ampf eeeen
tiefen Wureeneel Der MenIhbeit lit
bisher MIR BON ben NerSten eefiibrt
tpprben. Oenen ftanben aber Die mo-
tbieen Mittel niht au Gsbote. oenn
unfer bisberieer Mr5neifdub bietet
nod fein auperldfiises 6eilmittel sez
gen Die Shtpinofuht. Sur 9eilung
geb0ren @onatorien, Mufentbalt in
eefunber, itaubfreier 2uft, eeeienete
@rndbruna. Die iid fir Die aranfen
Der fpeniser bemittelten alaHen nur
beIdaffen la'Ien, tpenn ipsrftbdtiee
@hftenliebe belfenb einereift. Die
@nti 9ubertulois 2isa ipiro in ben
erften Saeen bes Sum- einen aonereB
in Mtlantic gitn abbolten. Tim gu Be-
ratben. ipie Die rWeibepeit" ausserot=
tet tperben fann. Cine Bin ilt bereits
aussearbeitet iporben, Die ieoerStuatss
Qegislatur augeben iou, oamit 5taatsz
6onatorien errthtet iperoen fir bic
f1ieIen RreY1fen nere, Ufittel nichf
reihen, um in pripotanitalten 6eiz
lung gu fuden. Die Waitslieoer oes
Ronarel1es fino aufseforbert tporben,
70 piele lratlide 9slesaten aus ibren
Diitritten gu ernennen. als lie piins
fhen. Gbenio iinb bic @ouperneure
uno Die Waonors Der StGote erluht
tporben, Delesaten gu i9iden. 9iefe
Nufrufe baben basu beieetrasen. Dos
publifum fir bic 5uberfuloie Sez
fdmpfuns gu intereiiiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

Siege, lie 1T aud ltift 81 ert10gren
nuo leiht eefunb al erbdlten. Osr,
onaeblih ff0renbe 4eigef4mad Der
,3isaenmilh tDirb leidt permitoen,
iDenn oie Mil4 nur lauber gemolten
miro. U2it Na1brnd ipsif aber pros
fti{or NeiiIer barauf bin. 0ab, nsnr
heute aud nod bic 9uberfuloie bel
sen 3ieaen p.rbGItnibmdbis ielten
fei, sod bie @sfabr beltebe, bob fe
ii6 aud in ben 3iesenbeitanben ein'
nifie. OaGer barf man Die 3legers
nidt in ben anbitan tbun, man ittle
Die tuberfuliniiirten 3iesen in belle.
luftise uno eer1umiee 5!dle, man
laNe hie Siege niht gum @taat9ier
lperoen. fonoern ba!te lie i'm 5reier,
ipom0alib auf Der We;os.
g,faarrenaih de 1T Elm pub'
mittsl fir SUPPER, Meliinas, G0iee
uno Silberia1en. Mu6 peibe
sSIede, ipeIhe oaDurd entitanben !ino.
CAB man marine 9efdbe auf pol:rte
Geeenitdnbs seitent bat. laiIen -Fa
lnit Gisarrenaihe befeitigsn.
NGbrfpertb bes 6oni9s.
Isle bos WaHer unmittelbar in ols
9luteeFoBc iibereebt nno teinen Rad@
Itanh GintsrIdbt, 10 aebt an9 ber
Gpuig, Dbne auG nur Die gerlngtte
Gpur zines 9aiiditonoss gu binterlais
ien, IN bos Blut uber, oient In bems
ielten bel ieii,er demifden nmeeftdls
ting CUR grlpdrmung Ses &Drpers
uno lit iomit elmer Der ausse5eihnete
rer NdtrItoffe. Mas ioir an 5onig
unIersm Gorper sufiibren, cas 1T
unier unb bariiber Ihaltet Der Stoff=
ne61el fret uno unbeihrdntt.
8erfenete Stellen beim
Uuqeln entfernt man bur9 fanftes
8etupfen zines nit gormaRer ge<
trGrtftsn G9nammes. 9ierauf biiseN
man Ole Stelle troden.
I'm Tlaihen rein au IN O.
den, aerbr0dele man gierfdaltn,
file oieieIben in bic 1IaI6e, fiiee etc
mas Seifenlpaher au nno 14ittk
tiidtia, BIZ nas Glas tlar lit.
Mltersfontrolle BEL @es
fIugel. Die @efliigelou9t tann
nur Damn portpGrts tpmmen, tpenn
aus sbiere beieitist neroen, tpel9e bie
Sabre binter fih baben, IN oeren bet
linen auf hobsn grtraa 5u rehnen 1T.
Das lit BEL 9iibnern. Gnten urO Yne
tern oas pierte, Bel Gdnfen unb 9au'
ben .oas lehlte 2ebenslabr. Die mdnn=
liGen 5biere, ipie audi belonoers
idpere peiblids 5biere, ldbt man
mei1t gar niht 10 alt lperoen. Oas
bette Wiittel, um bas 2llter Der einaels
nen gefliieslitiide genen gu erfennen,
lit Der 5ubrins. Inter Den perfaiee,
oenen Mrtsn bon 5ubringen oeroienen'
| De aeI6loNsnen, nit fortlaufenben
Numnern perfebenen Mlumininmz
| rines bsn 8oraus. Oiefe miiiieu Dem
gbiere in ieiner SSueeno umselsst
| ipsrben. Der 3iihter bat oann nur
nDtbig, iidh auf3uihreiben. NIT ipe!=
Gen Hummern bic 3biere in leoem
Sabre psrIeben iinb, I'm banah genau
beItimmsn gu tDnnen, Delhes @efliia
GEL er iehesmal ausmerasn muB.
GelbItper itGnOlih funn er Die Nlnse
Der geIdla6teten Sbiere pieOer Der.
ipenoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Sn gaeip gort ipurbe Elm Mann als

Sn Neip yort ipurbe Elm Mann ais
irrfinnis aufeesriffen. tpeil Ct nit ben
Rinoern ouf Der 6trabe 9afden
fpielte. Gs 1T tpobl felbftperitGnbli4,
bab man il, elmer Gtobt. no bic Rim
ter aus Der Mobe sefommen iinb. folz
den 3eitpertreib ni1t beriteben fann.
gs btibt, baB NpdefelIer cine grobe
Gumnle 1usieben ipiro, nm Muntr<
nrmenb6ufer bnuen 3u lofen. @eier
ip1re es fmon, tpenn er ettpas 3ur Ners
binbsrun9 bsr Nrmnt tun piiros.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
@aus. un0 can0wirl6ld6al.

00llSs MN yn0nIWII IHIf7l0II.
go go
ood;r+.r au5 ro her erb1I
r,on srbSr ,o,nn 2 ! nnn nsn5eybsn
nnmh,r, - nor, @to,,b hsfre;t n nit
RnffeeYob be5tr,mt h,r nibt mshr
NIB ober noh f.,,bt ;,t Ser gofs
rsr S,,h {, Ionos nmf hem ss,,bhohen
h;r ,nh hsrosr;sb.n lila Iebter,r ME
Ssr | oIa,,snh cnsi;sht oot mor o,f
h;eye W.e;Se rem onnaen ssubboben obl
oer;eh,n fehrt nan Ssn qosfse5ob
Snuber ,neo
Mufbr{5rruno oetrnoez
= ; 5dh,noraer qie;nep 6srrenon,;ioe
@h;;rsen = ~ g,on In5t Fir <
gsnts Mrou5pGhne fiir < gents 5ei-
fentnur,eI fiir ( Gents Tenhel unb
Fir 5 Gents aein, in a,pei Ouort
moEer o,,f gpit ner RIeib,rbiir5te
meIhe man in bie1e Q0Iuno taudt.
biirifet man pos unasrtrcnnfe aleib
5ornf1Itio an 0Iuh irhtporse ediirz
aen Nerrenon,iios u + 10. tperpen
10 be6onbeIt Shine obsufarbeu err
bdt Ser betreffenbe @cosnitono. ron
bem suoTeidh nfIe sslede perfh,pinoen
Elm alanaenbes. neues Musfebsu.
-
minfe fiir D az sans. Oa
mir lent ppr Der 9}einmoneaeit ltehen,
niro es oe,pih piele nnIeren QeIerinz
men intere55iren al erfobren. pis man
Gihenm;beI am be;ten rein;ot Die
sur 9eit 10 Sehr beliebten gidenmDbel
tnerben an Gterlen lpo gDo55er- Bierz
-nher onbere ssIeden hinfommen blinb.
lin bie5en 6hoben tpieber au beYeitiz
oen T0It man ineides mod,s in et,pos
Serpentin ouf toud,t in bieIe bitlihe
gpi{huno Elm sslanelffidhsn unp
reibt bon;t bic oetriibten @teuen Elm.
srhorten nen;int hos osmohnrihe Mb-
,no5hsn n;rht MN Oct az >9rit m,b
mon i;e m;t e;nem IN metrnIeum oeD
tr6nften aopnen obreiben. sinb Ell
nine ssIede Sehr hortn6dio. 10 Io5Ie
man ouf bie,sn ettnos uetroleum
fur,e 2eit ,iphen unh reibe bonn crit
trSftio @ ~ sphoh b;ite man iih. bies
-, ronoe IN mn ~ Mt al thnn bomit
iSie G MIstte n;d,t nnoeoriff.n mirb.
0fus hsm5erhen @runbe nehme man
arr aps;n;s,no }tets MIR Qoppen ME
ioher o s;ne @;;rste mie bies ieiber oft
osScbisht. Sic iirite nimmt nit bee
geit oIJen G3rona non ber q}lotte unb
m mnft hieYeIbe ro,b. gaoh ieber Neiz
n;o,,no mit WetroIeum ma5he man
mt fIorem W1o55er noh unb trotne
horn ron normnr oIt mieber ob
i11nSere itsts 5n behonbelten 8lotten
,omf yuo5ht;5hen 5inb noch ionoem
@ehro,,h noh me neu
-
serfe1oufaud6t pber I} a.
ermirh aonbmirtb 81 @pers
e,,f ner 0nmGne qottfit bei g3u5tin
f;itterts t feline 3ucht56ue nit einem
|G,menoe non 10 Sbeilen Geritenz
Shrot nnh < sheiIen o,1ter gpeiaenz
lfle;s. biernon erboIten bie5elben lpGhz
rom her srGhtiofeit 2 Nfunb. pGbz
Irrnh hes e36uoens d g}funb BRO 4opf,
Ima;,o,fnFf N;o crorfeI I1b4 pr 7-Q
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

3ies en- mild ais Mabs
irunssmittel. Do robe MilG
na9 3otlreihen tpiiien!daftliden llne
ter1u9unsen in bielen uno 5tpar tplhz
itigen Be5iebuneen BON Der getod1ten
iMil6 per1hieben 1T. 10 1T geraoe in
llebter 3eit bem @enuife Der roben
Milh pieber bas Wort sereOet nors
ben. Rubmild tann aber ,tpeaen Der
@iefabr Der 9uebrfulofeiibertra
nidt iii 8etraht tommen. tpobl aber
3ie9enmilh. Diefe nirb in ibrer Be-
kutuns fir Die Woltsernabruna piels
foh unterf1GBt, nit unreht, eenn il
ibrer 3ufammenieBung nno ibrem
GGbrtrertb fommt fie Der &nbmilh
febr nabe uno lie bat ben Nor3ug,
boB iie taum imFanoe 1T, bic 9ubers
fnlofe 3u iibertrasen. Die 3iege 1T
namlih fir oie perliudt peit ipeniz
ger emfdnglih ipie oas 2inbDieb,
benn tpGbrenb man unter Den Rub=
mildbeitGnben 3tpifhen 20-80 Nro=
aent Subertuloie antrifft, fano ,nan
unter $4,000 3iesenihladtunsen MI,
O,3-O.5 Yro3ent. profeHDS gleiife,
BON Grantfurter Snititut fir erpsri:
yrlentale 9berapie bat neulih bic Sic.
genmiI9 febr marin empfpblen. 6,
:ipeiit oarauf bin, buB Das Gett in bel
3isgenmil1 nod feiner bertbeilt If
ols in Der Rubmilh. ippber ii
fommt, oab bie 3iteenmilh feb1
fd)p<r oufrobmt. Gin ipsiterer Dor
fbsiI, pel1sr Der 3iegenmiln 5u
fnmmt, 1T Der. bnb ttin 1hier Il
l<ii1t jouber AZ meIten ,lno oum t!
| Isidbt idubsr 3n boltsn il, pie bi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

8erfengte Stel!en beim
giieeln entfernt man our6 lanftes
8etupfen zines nit 9ormaher ge=
trGl1ften S6nammes. 9ierauf biigelt
man Ole Stelle trpden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

I'm 5lafhen rel au m O.
men, aerbrDdele man gierf9altn,
file bieielben in bic 6laIfe, fiiee etc
nas 6eifenlpaf1er gu uno 1hiittk
tiibtie, BIZ nas Glas tlar 1T.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
wmAr SHALL rnr LEGISLATURES Do9

question ~hs, Ae oreron legislature win do With the
railroads tho coming session
talk ot railroad commission ol but the
Of the generally ~ NOT VERY FAVORABLE
thar people are
easiy persuaded another viii like a.
idea in che past
v Commissions ana made ef
ioetvt
Washington Wisconsin aud ether reseoanueed their rail-
goaa s0mmsons pm GREAr pHAT oF POWER INTO
fho ahppers feucaY the short
aad the o,euenet has heen repeated several
rhe sashoage h
shea a Comparatively hing n
tbs the limo ndustry
fet Ia ofegan ant ths seon has With oher
fAeFe song sentiment throughout The
sstsFs fssslag httifRocA hKNiURRACE law which
endes % make tho railroads
has esea rfen. he shipper
chsFssa fog laueie promptly
slma NiFenla TeNas and other states ana
fIAiann m HAS NoRkHn WILL.
The asd wahnrea Lumhes Maaaaase association Is
ppans ~h ee Portland camher other commercial
boas nepehos, he state ear aw Witch phase
d me problem.
A r.o' 81 ihe conditions above every prospect
hsi ihsse an ee railroad sssatea
shsn m remains "a ba seed IA A
az pgaeoAi THE SfArH SnotID
AVOID HASTi NEftGCfVR ACTON u az so sn,thiap M n
~ ecsi deliberate action oi eusuess men
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
INSURANCE. RATES on THE COAST.

m -, .rronca have been tased times in Oregon as
result of great hre and earthquake IN San - ,e
THE INSURANCE COMPANIES JUSTIFY THIS ' Ap, ". -, " W
horo IN state where losses light IN FlNN "Al'
Tev say the oregon press amod for the payment o W ~
Francisco dollar for dollar - , .,ooored for
They say because press here and In Nasgingon nae
er Of fun insurance rates advanced on the Whoe
Pacific ,,..,.
seems wrong to make this the calamity OF California
II seems unjust that advanced where there mas oen no
earthquake TO FOR THE LOSSES SUSTAINED IHhh.
In the meantime a result OF the heroic attitude oil the press
Oregon and Washington has reached rich reward
While Oregon and Washington punished with higher rates
collect immense sums OF insurance
profssor whitney of the University California making his es
OF the amount of money people Francisco have received
companies In payment oil the Ap ne ~
PLACES THE AMOUNT AT StsO.OOOOOO
Tho enormous loss that experienced in the April da
and supplied good companies In the rehabilitation
city have leading theme men OF business
community between fire insurance companies ana
the cities and where they transact business
Tho prosperity the assurance that the
underwriters furuhTHAT WILL BE FORTHCOMING AFTER
A CONFEDERATION.
The burned area in San Fraup miles contain
vi about onehalf residences The
ppn the burned district was ap-
proxmately $3.50 100000
written by companies authorized to do business
OOOOoO which had been placed outside Of
the In about 100 companies.
The value OF the buildings
this being lcsmae the
liability ratio of insurance value about
20 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY
CARRIED No INSURANCE
the Board OF Fire
Underwriters the Pacific had practically completed It's work
benefits Francisco through
Eleven hundred and forty adjusted claims showed sound value
the properties Involved In these adjustments have been l2SO5sO2
ON which the insurance SSSOSl23 the visible
umaed at $tO6S3.72S
rHE RATIO or INSURANCE. TO VALUE WAS THEREFORE, os7
PER CENT and the salvage SS5
This adjustment included all claims which
pendlng owning another,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
TACTICS OF ruF ELEGANT CRIMINAL.


Tho January Atlantic Monthly
old class. for certain species
Here few the all
menu OF this
Tho director who pecuates corporation the
banker who lends his deposo himself corporate
aliases the railroad official who private
gat the builder who hires walking with
cause strikes the labor strike in order to be
paid Tor calling on the publisher who brbes his the
sehoolsthese reveal n their nothing yulture
Nature has not doomed them by dose of lust cruelty
malice, greed jealousy
lNey are not deseneraes ted cravings
they want nothing than wantnoney power consd.
ration In word success but THEY ARR IN HURRY THEY
ARE NOT PARTICULAR As To THE MEANS.
These the crlmnalolds
TOO ssseama ana too prudent to practice eachery brutality and
men. 7
q done. he places Rs dirty work
With sng OF Intermediates between himself and ,ho
s9s Voters AZ the polls the who break other
HEADS I'm oNsls hehalt OF his ne is ARE no kr
"s HANDS SWEET AND HIs ROOTS CLEAN.
~ So's consumer Of custoU-made client OF cr,n
dinaes 90 ~ '"s NS suooF-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
oNE rnEr NETTING.

The newspapers announce William Jennings Bryan has 'ean
and sul have ono free political In oregon
TrERE ~ TO FREE OPEN MEETING AT SALE" ~ 'he me
largest hall hired but his other talks In oregon wiz "
charged lnr. -, 49,. hen
That the great exponent Jenoronlan democracy soua nav"
able 10 screw sbOO night shows the extent "
which ne people capable OF being guled
Ju AZ though anything or hat ne mas h
on four hundred already AND WHICH ALL HAVE hND ""
a.
We DO not All honor to VIM j. brlsn lot
ne able Of his political talents but
a oi the masses
gratifying the "masscs to hear political wisdom On
tap ~ one plac a where a a. not charged for
all the poiea speeches II h' ohs
TINY ARE FHEE
professional politician charges all up and it all comes ou' "
sho wash" when che taxes are paid
OF government are higher IN
country elsewhere
A matter OF fact PEOPLE GET ABOUT TWICE ~ MUCH
who them politically do not
the time and talents
command elaeehege
glld that tfee-whl onena hS N
BUaa ALTAR on His COUNTY,
campalsn speeches when ne
once that an helped him whore he could
Salem an unwaahed and dolare Democrats ana h'"
ggcati of uutaNed privileges
far DEPARTED FRAN THE
FARM oF rE FOUNDERS have one great free po
niieai blowout
~ se Bryan enthusiastic welcome
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
zp7T17 JOURNALS EDITORIAL PAGE..
,xn rur PEOPLE PAID THE BILLS

,,os supnressed them AND THE PEorl. 20 as Of such a
any yr ,evtbook commission appointed by Governor s ,hom
thai Governor Chamberlain re-appo directors
80 ,rho had taught school, who had sel' 1,aood
o was At the head Of university Wer. nrsIxrss MEN
- uere mainly selected their stability - - tbev we're
@ Da[ op o THEIR EXECUTIVE ABILITY rather than because
edu ,. nm the commission. and the
First class did not seek places Oh ot were
n, the governor n making appointments 60, the runose
recently there conference held at fo 60 that at least
- change in the law OF the s1ate' - - - ,bem
,hree Of the fire commissioners should be "educaO' ~
teacher in he public schools ..,rerons
~ iord Journal in an editorial showed ~. ,, TIosE
The Portland 1d which vould be DICTATIoN FROM Ihosh
ss,o :, an nRoTGHT THE STATE INTO ILI-REPuIh 70 @
a. 20 tho kind Of material he should compose the s - Iii
nor as - has heen heard Of the but is presumed VIII
,, ont the coming of the legislature ,b,o IN
r. te trust put out of business !" 0's
pn nv any the present system - hact to the
II should suffice call attention to the danger o 'i s
old way Of doing things which disgrace 10 'ie ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
The Transvaal Constitution.

London, Jan. S.-In a parliamer.
tary blue book issued today giving
the text of the letters patent and in-
structions relating to the new Trans
vaal constitution. Lord Elgln In the
preamble addressing Lord Selborne
states: 'In announcing to you the
transmission of the instrument for
FORMULATION am commanded by
the king to express through you to
the people of the Transvaal his
earnest wishes for the peace end
prosperity of the country under the
new constitution. desire to add,
on behalf of his majesty's govern
ment, that they have advised ms
majesty to grant immediate respon-
sible government to the Transyaal
in full confidence that under the
free instructions established by TINS
constitution the prosperity and con
tentment of the Transvaal and us
people will be permanently assured
and with the hope that the steps now
taken will In due time lead to the
union OF the interest OF the whole Of
his maiestys dominions In Sou'n
Africa" The following are the lead
ing provisions of the letters patent
\ governor and commander in chiel
OF the Transyaal is appointed by the
imperial government. The leglsla'
ture Is to consist of Legislative
council upper and a Legislative as
sembly (lower). The legislatns
council shall consist OF fifteen men.
bers to be summoned in the case q
the first council by the governor anu
hold Office for five years. unless pc
fore that time a law shall have come
into effect providing for the eleetlo'
of members of the legislative eoup.
ell. The legislative assembly sha''
consist OF 50 members. whose guar
lcation is that they are registered .
voters in the colony. Every whl''
male over 21 years of age shall p'
registered unless he has commltlep
grave offenses. All members mus
swear TO bear true and faithful ~
legianee to the king. Chinese laDo'
is to be completely abolished in oa'
year after the meeting of the less
lature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03

northwest In the las. aye vears
disappeared. Most OF the sslsos
persons we're from the United s,a,ss
aud We're reported as having ss,,,as
permanently on farms. It IS No, a.
evidence that any OF them havs A.
serted their new homes. on the eon-
''asy' reports OF taslr oontentmoa,
saa prosperity have been freouept
aad enthusiastic. sim. ths "a,
s'ares Us IN the face thar s7a ass !,
them are misslng. That Is ! 49,,
aameeF Of persons number larse
eaoash % populats more than one ~
our IS states; Indeed. /, i more ,As~ :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03

equal to five times the population OF
one particular state in this union II
is not alleged that they have strayed
or have been stolen. Pestilence has
not swept them Off No calamity has
been reported as having visited the
region where they chose their new
and happy homes. Mystery, the deep
est and darkest. enshrouds their
failure to respond to roll cali.
The only information furnished
by the Mail and Empire is that the
loss of the 237,9SS souls-or, at any
rate, bodies that incumbered souls
occurred between the Dominion Inn
migration bureau and the Dominion
census bureau. Just how far apart
those Offices are we are not advised,
but the Mail and Empire appears 10
have convinced itself that some
/ where between them the tragedy hap
pened Our contemporary prints
statistics which show that the new
census OF the northwest attributes
to the three provinces lying between
the boundary of Ontario and the
Rocky mountains population Of
S06,92S. Manitoba. the Oldest OF
the trio. leads with 365,S4S; Saskat,
chewan comes next with 250.9S4, and
Alberta boasts lS4.906. The figures
show an increase of SS7,416 since
1901, when the census of the Domin-
ion was taken. The Mail and Empire
confronts the census bureau reports
with the immigration bureau figures
for the same period OF five years,
which show no less than 661.404 ar
rivals. And thereupon the Toronto
paper points out that while the i'm
migration bureau added Gel, ,404 "a
the population, the census bureau
can find no more than 3S7,4l6 of
these newcomers, This forces The
sad conclusion that "sOme 27S.QSS
people brought In by Messrs. Siftor
and oliver with the aid OF the NORTH
, Atlantic Trading company aud simi
lar philanthropio organizations, ar,
missing. Our contemporary. in
spirit Of leyity that i'll BELTS the ser
ious theme, speculates upon the fat,
OF the absentees. II asks funny ques
tions, such for instance as "ean il b.
that 27S,9SS immigrants have bee
swallowed up by an earthquake? o
are We TO assume that there has bee
an exodus from the west?" Thes
Inquiries are followed by the sue
gestion that possibly the exnlana
tion OF the discrepancy lies in th
dishonesty that prevails at Ottawa
There is on this side of the line mucl
less interest in that alleged dishon
esty than in the emigration of ON
western farmers to Canada and IN
fortunes that befell thom IN tha
country. Naturally, however. on
people would prefer TO believe in tina
charge OF dishonesty at Ottawa /
preference to a tragic accounting 70
the absence OF several hundred thou
sands OF our ex-oitizens.-Ex.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03

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gepees Of an the ages is announced
IN the leadlag editorial Of tAe roron-
TO Mail and Empire of the s,h al
neSember Il Is a matter Of ths
gEasess import act merely 10 Canads
but equally 70 the URlted s,ates
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81 sraglo aorrors, that Il canuos fall
% shock The heart q humanity An an
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than sSs.ssS q the ssi.aos smm,.
tfAn's eFoashs Into tAe Canadian
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