davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
9. Wfeooirp ueItorben.

=. v. WfeDalrp gcItorben.
- Gin IN geld)Gftli6en lno Sreinlalt-
rerfreilcn ipoblbefonnter Wlitbiirger
lrnierer Stabt, Sr,S lmmerfielo Bar.
~ Weooirp, itorb Sreitog Worgell
in ieiler @obnung an Der GloerSlec.
llllo Green Spring GoQcp : Iuemlc,
Wount 8dibingtouL an Sdmino-
lild)t. Oas 9egrGbniB finoet bcllte
Nodnlitto9 bon icincr @obnung aus
ailf Dem @rccnmonnt . S%rieobofe
Itott. Gnitor @ilbur 8. Sberioam
bon Der Wount Sermon . Ylnce M.-
G..&irde miro in Der @pbnung uno
am 8robe omtircn. Srn. Wteooirp's
@eirnobcit mar id)on felt longer 3eit
cine ifled)te mo mllrbe ibn lebten
@intcr ongerotberL geiunObcitsbol-
Der nod Wt. @oibin9ton ii%ber5uiie-
oeln. Mae 9emiibitngen jeooh, iein
Seben 5ll erboltell, parcn pergeblid).
&r. Weoairp luor AS Sabre alt unf
binterlGBt cine Srou ullo 5mci Sin.
Der. gr mar Der Spbn oes peritors
benen Socob $. Weooirp, zines be.
tonnten Sreimourers Ano Gigen-
Thinner ser @uhbanolung s. S.Wte.
ooirp II. 60. Gr lpor elm S%6eilbober
Der Butter: unb adic . Sirnto 9oiee,
Mcooirp II. 60, 8riinoer itno &ice.
Er1iioent Der Baltimore &efrigero.
ting ono &eoting 60, ioluie elm Siref.
tor Der 3. Nationalbanf. Sn 6rei.
maurerfreiien ipielte Sr. Weoairp
cine grobe Holle, befleioete fir eillige
3eit Den Eoitel~ines @rob : Cont
tbfr ser @roB : Gomtbnrei Der Gem.
pelritter, ipor elm Mitglieo Der 9eoil-
mont : Gomtburei Nr. 8 Ser Gem.
pelritter, ioipie Der Yptbios : Sitter.
9os 9egrdbnib finoet nod 5rei-
mollrer : Hitus ~itott,< nno pers
lommeln iib Die peribieocnen Com.
ibureien Inn 1a2 llbr bente Nadmit-.
tag i'm Sreimaurer : Sempel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
t0,364 1861 1,4S5 t0,431

8craoc fem nll5u ~ ii r.
bigger q a me 9ec6er'3.
- Gin Better inn britten @raoe OeS
groBen &an5elrcbners Serrp Wor0
9eefer, bate geitcrn Gormittog Ou$
5lpeiielboitc 8crgniigcL iid) Dor Hidbs
fer Grammar in Der mitilcren EoiI.
5ciltotion uhtcr Der Yeidllloigltn1,
BON Gli5obctb Gougbertp bon Nr.
405, Nprb- Sronts Strobc, inter @or-
Ipiegcllno foIiher Sbotiuhen Scott
mo 2ogis im Setrage bon $3.50 ers
langt ST. bobcn, 81 uerontlportcll.
Die Srol lagte aus, baB Mnl. Is.
@eed)cr ihr einen mertbloien Gbef
%ollib0ngen mollte, llnO 2ebtcrer MIR
De ooraufbin perbaftct. Gr gob bel
Dem geltrigen 8erbor OIL, OoB cr eilt
&oufmonn aus Ebilooelpbio lei, lid
bon ieinen 8eid1ften 5uriidge,o0cn
bobe ulo Den HeIt ieincr Gage bent
SagOuergniigen uno Dem Siidiport
mlomet. Gr battc mittlerncile nod,
cinenl H%eftsonmolt geionot, neld)er
nit Srolt Gougbertp Hiidiprohe
nabm, moroiIf hieielbe ibren Stroi4
oiltrag 5uriid5og unb @ctder in
0reibeit geiebt lpuroe. @ecd)er lo;i
ieinem Nomenspetter 5llnt &erlued).
ieln dbuliH ieben.
9ri6t Irm ourh cinen
Sn.Btrttt. - Die Ncgerin Carrie
Mclion polt Nr, 267, GbeItnltS Str
bcgob lid gcltcrn Moraen nod) elmer
in Der Gbeitnut.S trobe Nclegcnen
EirtbIdait unb 0eriet6 mil Dem On.
ielbit bci6Gitigtcn Ne9er Goporo
@rern bon Nr. 1907 Noro-Sronts
Strobc, in cinen @ortnetiel. 0cioc
bc9oben iid) oli Die StroBe ulo ieb.
ten ooielbIt lire Streitigteiten tort
Tloblid) ergriff Carrie eillen ,3ieoal.
item nnb mari elm an Der @irtbihuit
ausDongenocs @lnsihilo Elm, porolti
Green iit onf iie ~itiir5tc, ie 5ll 9ooen
iblng uno ibr einen ioId)en 6ubtri;t
III Die Settle mo uuf Den arlt Der.
lebte, bob Carrie bemubtIoS lieocn
blieb. Eoli5ilt Samaritan bon Der
mittlercn Eoli5eiitotion perboitcre
Belize, lanote Die Nelion nod Dem
9oipitol unb 0recn nad hummer
Cider. Nod)ocm Carrie lire @iln-
ben pcrbunben botte, milroe aud, lie
nod Dem Stotionsbouic iiberfiibri;
ienod bel bent itottgebobten &erb0r
BON Mid)ter Grammar in GSreibeit ae-
iett, iuobreno ibr Ingreiier, Gomaro
8reet, 81 $40 uno Soften, ionic 6
Monoten @efGnsniBltroie peroonncrt
muroe.
FerionalnntiS 3. - Sr. 9ouiS
8. Sanielmann bon Nr. 1886, Dit
Monument trobe. febrte a~eitern
bon Eittsblra 5uriid, no er elmer
Grefitip SiBirng bes vNeltiden LII.
teritiitungs. 9unocs" ~beilpobnte. Scrr
SanieImam fam on Mittipod) BON
eitem 9eiud) Der Somestoipn=a us.
Itellhng si,riid unb reiite am ielber
Gage nod Eittsburg mciter. llebcr
Die gusltellung oriidt iif Serr San-
ielmonn iebr lobeno aus ltno erfl1rte
Die pielfah aufgeiteIk 9ebanpiung.
Dab Die Nreiie i%ibermabig ecihrallbt
ieien, fir nnridtis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
SayEurtrGt bes .Mapprs.

SayEurtrGt oes Gr.MapOrs.
@rll. Houl SoQpig's Selgemdloe beS
Gr MoporS y. Clan 5imolulS
miro morgen i'm SitungSioale
Oes eriten HotbS5ipeiges entbiilt
meroen. - Gin Muiteritiif oe3
b%eriibnlten GiinitlerS.
Sr. Saul Sollmig. umier 6eriibnl.
ter Eortroitmolcr, fat Elm nelies
aunitwerf geidoffen, meld5es morgen
I'M S%iBungsiaole Oes eriten HntGss
5rpeiges entbiiut tper0en ioQ. G5 iii
oos 4}ortroit ocS gr . WuporS &.
Glop SimonltS, peld)eS Iid) in Colo
rtt, SebcnSmobrbeit nn0 fiinItleriiber
gItfiaiiung an ooS Bette onrcibt,
mos Dem Atanten SoQtpig in glnterite
nno GelltidInno einen 10 beneiOenS-
ipertben &lang gegeben bat. Gas
Eortrait lit ais &nieitiif ge6oltcn
uno 40 bel 60 3oa groB. IS 3eigt
Den @r WoDor in elmer ieincr du.
rotteriitiiden Stellungen l1eben Ell
llcnt Sild iteben0. Seine red)tcSdnO
ltitbt iid auf cine &ergumentroQc,
ollf meld)er Die 8eroronlrng iiber Die
Ab5ugsfa1ol . Gomniliion georltft
lit. Die Nebnlihfeit oeS gr-Wopora
lit IpredcnO, uno lit es Dem YinicI
oes IilnitlerS %gelun9en, Gin 8ilo 81
'daffen, iueldes Die @buroftcr5ii0e
oes cbcmaligerh Staotoberbotptcs,
Icitcn 0eillnocn Sllmor uno betonntc
GDrlidfcit pollen0ct berportreten
lGBt. IS lit Dies ooS finite @crf
oeS Srn. SullmiqamclhcS unierNotb.
boilS i6nliidt, n0mli6: bic YortrGtS
Der Gr : WoDore 9opiOion unO 500
per, OeS Sinon5icr3 ulo Ebilontro-
pen Gnod) Erott mo oeS Sdouipie-
lerS Gbnin Booth. Die bciocn cr-
iieren 9ilher bdngen I'M SiBungs-
Saalc OcS erlten &otbS5luciges, ooS
oeS 'Srn. Erott i'm @iircolt bcS Mop.
orS ulo bas bon Gbipiit Booth int
GlnpfatgS5innner bes WnporS. Mops
or Sin1omlS iudblte Srt. So0miN
ollS, bn or Die Snr5iialihfeit beS sc.
m1loeS oeS Srn. Erott b%ctuunoerte
ilnb ben @rnid) begte, baB oeraiinIt-
Ter, lpcld)er 'Srn. Erott matte, olld)
Der Sdopfer ieines EortrottS icin
moge. CAB Sr. Solpig icine Illi-
sobe in genioler @eiie gcl0it bot, oo-
rilber berrldt bel Iuelt, melbe ooS
gilb oes &rn. SimorlS i'm S6all-
%fcnitcr Der @ol5l = So. an @eit.2er.
ingtonitroBe gelebcn babell, llllr cine
Stinmc Der 9eiuunberung. Sn lei.
mem Ntclier, Or. fl, &clt = Mul6er-
rpltrnBc, orbeitet Sr. Sollmie gege,,-
nortig an cil,er Hcibe BON Y%ortroit&,
mic baS BON Sral Hid)orb Elen-
ionts mo Sri. Worp Eotteriplt, lpel-
Dies fir ous 9ennett : Scim an @eit-
5ranflinltraBe bcltinnlt lit, bon
9rn. SiloS 6leiiher, Srlt. SenrD
Sartmann Sobn &eeie, George G.
@i1ig, Srn. s. Wcg5ittp II. u. Gie.
ielben trogcn iGmnrtlid ben Stent-
pei oes Suupig'iben Solentcs, uno
Itebt nur3l boffclL ooB Der aiinitler.
lpeld)er iebt I'M 3enitb ieiner Sdnf-
.fensfroft itebt, nod longe Der aunit
lrlO llnierer Stabt crbolten bleibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22

miro in gan5 einiod)er @eiie Dor lid
gebell. IS lit nod nidt bcitinmt,
mer Die Notiiifotionsreoe bolten Miro.
N6dlten 6reitog 2lbeno bnlten bic
Hepublifoner cine 8erinmnlun0 Der
TE5intt-Nrbeite i'm y2obor. 9pceum"
al, in Der oieie be5iigli6 Der Heaiitri.
rltng SnItrllftionen erbalten iolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
6ebbeI,s etns,aes Mtclter.

8ir baben i,i,r ein Ntelier in Balti.
more, mnb bas befinSet iid in Der
Gtagc sn ebcner GrSe in Nr. 321,
@oro-8ap. Strake, nabe SisB-s trake.
ainber . photographer cine Gpesia.
litct. - Seine Ascnten nnS feline
Sreppea sn iteisem. - 8. SebbeI. g.
Grni, 0eidaftsfiibrer. Nr. 321, NorD.
@as's trahe, nabe 3ieb-s Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
ySarmuuic : SAFE"

Nr. Ala, @ei-SaDctte-S trafe, GarI
Sd)miSt, Snbaber. @iirs6nrger Sui.
brGn friid a,n 3apf. Diners, Sumpers
a Ia carte. Der Summcrgarten Jest
fir Sas Enblifnm pffen. ((prilt.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
Mag &eiTert,
bentid)er Tbutosrapb,
4O9-4f1 StraEe.

geaeniiber BEN Spritembans Wr. 6.
(tanaen aui benz Gebieie-sey 85oioarapbie.
etutts erttA 0fdgt. Qetue M0euten.
QeihE, WefhafSfabrer.
Inter meit(r pertbnIicben Qeiting.
'etubto. (Nest1.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22

llnsariidJcr GicbcrfranS.
Scntr MnSflng nad) @cnfcrt's
Harf an Der SUricps Zane, uabc
Trcocrifs 9tDao. t(265)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
0cbon0elt bid

Nnl !. Sfto6cr ncbmcn Die Ner5tc
ibrc 9eiud)c ser SduIcn ipieocr ollf.
@oficrr6brcn Ii boS
Scucr Iepartcmcnt.
Sim Wfontog lpcr0cn Die %sSelier-
Gon1nliiiGrc Die Siiten llclter 9olltcn
etc. fir 1903 bcrntben, unb miro lid,
boritnter Die id)on lett Sobren emf
pfoblcnc Nnloge cines @oiier : T0b-
renllctcS. iiir bos Oeportement in eis
mem BON Goit Sails Npe., Sronflin.
StrnBe, Glttulp- uno GumoenitroBe
begren5tcn S%crritorium %befinben. Die
Soften ioIIcn ans Ser 81 100000 Sen.
erunlei9c oebcft iprrben.
&erlGngerungb erSob II.
Strobcu 2inie.
ErGli6cnt @nt. u. Solic bon ser
Ser. S%troBenbobn : @eieQibnit battc
gcitern cine ltnterreoung nit StoOt.
Sngenieur SenooQ iiber Die Sort.
ihaffung Der 5pei 8eleiic IN 9tortb.
ltn0 Waoiion . Ipenlte, oen biSheris
gen Gnopllnfte Der @eitport- unb So
lunlbia = Mpcnlle 2inien. Sobolo
nie @eleiie cntiernt lporocn iino, mer-
ocn sic @oggons ser Golumbio.9lpc !.
llnO @eitport : 2inien bis 0htio.
Sia.Eorf lolifcn.
Iu freiBen neuem
Strabenpflaitcr
Gcr flulgirenoe Wopor peripeigerte
geitern oas Geiild ser vGonioliootco
@as So" gum sitfreiBen bes ltergc.
legten Hfloiters an Iortb . Mpenllc,
nobe 2inben = Mpenlte, cbenio eilt
8eIil6 oes @uiier . SeportementS.
ooS Yflolter an ser q. Strobe o%lli5ll.
reiben, I'M einigc S1ltier an Sum.
ter'S NueD, meld)e bisber gr,nnclt
bottcit, nit @oiier perlorgen ST fon.
liell.
9ic % t. Hopol imp It a.
tom.
Die Mt. Topol : Eilmpitation
miro bcllte lpegen Gorrlobme bon SIC.
porutrren ctiuo Z Stunoen ollBcr
Sb1tigteit geiest ipcroei1. Ser BON
Scr Ellnlpitatiot periorgte GiltriSt
miro ocBluegen nidt obnc Waiier iein,
ipeiln olld pieqeidt in Der Hodbar.
Id)oit bon M%ud)entorolp : Terrace,
Nortb . Ipelue uno. 10. StroBe, uro
IN Srpington Der 0ruf niht groB &C.
mug Iein miro, nm @niier in oos
5ipeite Stodlperf 81 bringen.
Gas Saubb ii ttene It Scr
Ssraeliten bcginnt bette NIT Son.
ncnmntergang. 3u Gbren belielben
finben III Den Spnagogcn iopobl
belite Mbeno mie morgcn Sprmittog
beionoere 8ottesoienite itott. gm
nadIten Sountae miro oos Yalnten.
Set gefeiert unb om acknowledgement
Gag cnOet oas 2nilbbiittenfelt. 8iele
SSrneliten buben in ibren SofrGli.
men ooer @Grten Sarbbiitten errid)-
tct, in benen lie iif mGbrenb Der
Souer pes Settles ollfbalten. Dos
Set miro sur g%rinnerung an ben
gottlid)en Sdnt mGbrenb Der @ii.
Remembering unb uls grnote.0 anf.
felt geieiert.
Sn ser SreieinigfeitS,
&ir6e beginnt Der Gpniirmonoen.
llnterriht ant 1. Sftober.
@ It b II. = Sr. Senrp Z.
aeitncr itarb gcitern in ser @obnlune
ieiner @iitter 6rau 6rieberide aeits
ner, Nr. 81, @~ilfinsItrabe, bon mo
aus bas 2eifenbegangnib am 9iez.
itag &admittag UNI 1913 llbr 5tatt.
finbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22

Spe5iele piertasise Souren bon
Baltimore $3.50, ollie auseaben eill-
geidlolien. an5uiragen BEL Sbep. s.
Sicucr & So, 217 Sit-9 altimoreltr.
TdmeSfomn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22

nSm Senfelt0pfdjen,"
Nr. 511, 8eit 2erinstun . Gtrafc,
impurtirtcs @Hrsbmrser SufbrGa
friid ant 3apf.
(gpriI17S osJtoHo.1G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22
Sbrcr Sd)nfiunnoe crlcgen,

Srou .Gcleite 2pn6 I'M oNgemeiutu
MorplGnorr Soipitol" gcltorbcn.
Gin 1uBerit coAlpli5irter Sat-.
EoOte geltonb Dor ibrcm Gooe
elm, Dap lie eincn ScIbitnloroper.
JUDI madte.
Srau Geleite 2pndl mel6e lid) am
Mittno6 IN ibrCr @obnrtng, Nr.
1881, Gbmonoion.Ipenlte, idoB, lit
geltern i'm uMorpl1noer Somoopnt6i,
lden Soipitol" ibrer S6uBDunoe CT.
legen. Ger Sail erreote gang beion-
oers be@bolb Grobcs aitfieben, neil
Der 8atte Ser Spoten lnnlittcl6ar
nod Ser Sdieberei olli oie gniduloi.
gltllg bin perbaitct lullr0c, oie Srol
ge'holIen 5t baben. 0er 5ltr Stelle
~gtruIene FIRST erflorte, ooB Srou
2pnd iid nid)t iefbIt an Der Stelie
bate ldieBen fonner, an mel6er ibr
Die &itgcl in Sen &Grper 0eorrngen
lpor. Srou 2pnh ielblt peigerte iid)
5lterit irgen0 uelde Nngabcn 5ll mo-
den, unb crit ols ibr begreiilid qc.
mudt ipuroe, Bob lie lterben nliiiic.
erflGrte lie Dem Eoli5eirid)ter Yoduro
g~c9eniibcr in Sen Observation-Disclosures.
gen, ooB ie iidj ielbit geiHoiieit bare
lno 8elonotb bic llriahc mar. Der
8ntte Der So0ten miro INNER no,b
I'M StootgefGngnib ieltgebolten, ti3
cine Goronerss Sllrp iiber icif Shid.
iol entihicoen bat.
Coroner 9olomin CAB geiternslbenb
cine Gntifeioung ob, ipelbe bobin
lalttet, Dab Srmi Spn6 Selbitmoro
beging. Ger @ottc ser fSrou muroc
i1oeiien bis geItern AbenD ipGt ltod)
nidt aus Der @aft cntlaiien.
Ger rSehnifer Sereit
Baltimore" biclt oeItcrn
IN Srt. S%ern1nnn @oigt'S Soue an
Ser Sorforo-ape. ieinc regelmGBigp
Gcriummtlrng, III melder ErGiioent
Hid,aro Sonolob Sen Toriis nno &c.
fret1r Otto 9ottger Sas Erotoa iiihr.
tc. Serr Subcrt &refel beridtcic
iibcr ben Sednifertag, ser pom ~.
bis &c. Nllguit IN 9rootlpn itottianO.
Sooann mnrbcn Ole lebten Gor6crei.
tnn9en fir einen Ni,silug %getroiielt,
Der beiltc nod oenl Goiip Eoint.
Shore am Bad Hiprr uniernommen
luir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-22

9oiebalL. - 9aS @liid 6citct
iid ieBt 5itm Gnhc Der 9oleboa.S oi.
ion iidtlid an bie 6cricn. Der Orio.
les tie lemnnnen Dem Club bon 30.
ronto gcitern obcrntol5 3lpci Spiclc
a6. 9o2 Gciultot ser geItrigen
Spicle Der Gibbs Der oItIidcn 2igo
mnr, nie iol0t;
On Baltimore.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27

ing" and the American tongue Is IN
derstood and spoken TO the relief md
qualification of the citizen from Flor
ida. Colonel Harvey is also doing
some soil shovtIinG in Havana. d-i
his realty transactions are measuring
up fuiIy with the OThcr branches Il,
his business all of which VII 10 Gra'i-
fviug news ~ his many frIcu = Who
can he. found in every nook AMI corner
nj Florida
The writcr a. the above Is mis-
AIKEN regarding Col iIarv"N'< polf.
r.r. He WIS never i republican and
has always been. with The 'NceQt.nns
a. . brief time when he Afflicted VIII
.u., populist parry. S'ron- and
--.lrrh democrat d.r"~ J0ErnaD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27
Return From Neu Orleans.

Vic Prr~id. NJ {. {. GnnGMaH. Laa@
" L"ad,ev and " Sfurt"li"'.
delegates from The Chlmhr.- 81 Com
wcrcr 10 III" Panama Canal Comic
cucc and CunGrrssional Smoker a.
\, " Orleans. returned 10 M. civ yo-
ro-day and report m" conference, "a %
most successful event
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27
RICHARD MANSFIELD
CANCELS ENGAGEMENT
~ Asso -lated Press.

Scranton. MAJ Suffering t-.-
r|ryo'JS INDIGESTION. R.ch--i Nan
t"td. under Nh :y:y-rn ot s.. rhr Stefan.
today INSTRUCTED lis m---I-i- 80 r.r-.
c"l all MS rcmainirg "lGt-, ''.-.'s--
and .sc-,u To- Nv Yo-E
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27
Revival MEETING

There Will p" an animal nicotine
Of ;hc Parish Of Christ church ,Eri.
copaI, in IN" church ~ = o'ciorH nr
Monday. 1St Of April
WALKER ANDERSON. S"c-E-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27
Cake Sale Saturday.

Tho Junior Guild of Chris church
VII civ. A cake sale III Leslie
Rru".s- real estate ofiiC" mex, SaCur-
day for benefit of Chris church II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27
DIED PRAYING FOR HER
MURDERED HUSBAND

Cleveland MAJ. 20 PraE.uc H..
The husband she Yesterday shr @.t
Killed. Mrs Lillian Ayrry d.et r',..
ri malignant cancer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27
Any Old Port.

How ahout that fellow who
crawlCi into The dog kennel?
IL Wis a case pf sudden INSANITY
And any po!I in hrainSrnrm.
hey rr-Pijr-hurS Post. !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-27

l. an ordeal which al
women approach with
Undesirable fear, for
nothing compares with
the pan and horror ct
ch:IG-Drr-h. The thought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-08
a DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.

According to a ukase issued from
the Headquarters OF the secret conclave
of the so-called American" party in
this city. Mr.. w ]. Halloran IL to be
the next Mayor. The official an
nouncement IS headsd; wv j. Halloran
Endorsed for Mayor by Americans"
This will probably strike many citi-
gems as very doubtful compliment
TO the gentleman named. Endorsed
by Amerlcansr' In view OF recent hap
penings here. and the firm conviction
Of citizens familiar with public AFFAIRS
that THE half has not yet been told,
such an endorsement is nothing to be
proud Of 1t places the recipient In an
embarrassing position. and 1t certain
Nv will not add lustre TO the reputation
of anyone. nor brighten perceptibly any
future prospects.
MANY who a couple of years ago,
with an enthusiasm equalled perhaps
only by some fanatical crusaders Oh
the middle ages, cast their lot with tins
ti-"Mormon'' ranks. have already
rise. They sought fame, Story and
emoluments. They found oblivion.
Many more will meet a similar fate.
This Is but natural The party was
the creation of disappointed aspirants
for offices the people refused to give
them because they were not fit TO oc-
cupy them. The object was revenge.
The methods were un-American. The
tactics were those OF hypocrites and
towards. The result has been broken
promises, mismanagement of public af-
fairs, and defeat. We presume anyone
with common sense viii hesitate, when
offered endorsement by crowd with
the record the party manipulators have
made for themselves. 1t is doubt
full compliment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-08
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

The question whether the world is
growing better, or worse, morally, Is
one that frequently comes up for moro
or less serious contemplation. Some
say 1t Is growing better; others can
find no evidence of Improvement.
The truth is, that human progress
toward perfection very much resembles
the waves OF the ocean rolling UP over
the beach. They rise and fall. advance
and recedc. and yet the tide may be
rising steadily. independent OF the
movements of each wave. Human
history shows several periods Of degen-
GRAFTON and Judgment, although the
general tendency has always been on
ward toward higher planes. Just now.
1t is to be feared, another period of
moral degeneration is in evidence every
whore. The wave Is falling. But that is
only temporary. Another wave is COM
ing. and 1t will rise even higher than its
predecessor
We need not open the records of the
criminal courts for confederation of
the opinion that the moral tendency Is
toward degeneration at present. Look
at the growing disregard of all authori-
ty both divine and human.
That this is one of the underlying
causes of the alarming increase of
crime, is beyond question. That II viii
result in anarchy. unless checked, is
also certain. Then. there is the prevail
ing habit of Sunday dissertation; the
disregard of marriage. and the drink
evil. 1t is claimed that, notwthstand,
ing all efforts Of temperance societies.
today we are drinking IA gallons for
every man, woman and child in the
United States whereas fifty years ago,
tho consumption was only two gallons
per capita.
Again, the unrest among tho people
Is increasing The cloud that was only
as mans hand q few years ago. today
threatens a terrible storm. And no
wonder! The sons of toll. struggling
hard every day 10 provide their loved
1os with the necessaries Of life, see
the idle sons Of the wealthy magnates
squander thousands. nay millions, on
pleasure and vanity. and they feel tho
burden OF poverty very keenly, They
become lrritated, perhaps unreasonable,
and rebellious, But who can blame
them very much. when honest labor,
faithful toll. and skin, count for almost
nothing in competition with graft and
grab.
And this discomfort Is growing. 1t Is
useless 20 close the eyes to the facts
The storm Is gathering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-08
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY.

Recent proceedings in Juvenile court
circles show that that condi-
dition OF AFFAIRS among cer-
tain classes of boys and girls be-
tween the ages of twelve and seventeen
calls for the activity OF the philan-
thropists of this city.
Groups of young people roam the
streets till late in the evening, attend
the cheap theaters or the resorts, and
naturally, almost inevitably. drift into
habits of profanity, impertinence. and
sometimes vice.
Each parent will hasten to say oh!
II is not my boy or my girl that does
this can trust my children any
where. ! know them
No, YOU do not know your own
children. No one knows them. They
do not know themselves Their habits
of life have not yet taken shape. Their
course Is not fixed or certain, IL is
idle to say that you know what they
will do.
Probably very few OF those who go
wrong" either in smoking, drinking
stealing, profanity, or lewdness' ever
consciously mediate such things They
are taken unawares, and fall almost
before they realize what they are do
ing. Sudden and allurlng opportunity,
or temptation increasing by insensi-
BILE degrees from what seems perfectly
innocent to the border land of sin
these are the snares that beset young
people who are allowed to remain out
at will. unattended by their guardians,
and freed from every restraint which
the companionship of older people
would supply.
Many parents are careless in these
matters. Some even contribute to the
delinquency of their children. Police
men have been known to wink at the
suspicious conduct of smart young
men. Courts may punish, but they
have little power to forestall the evil.
Parents alone can deal successfully
with these problems.
But others can help. The churches
can arouse the people. Public speak
sts cftl warn theii tohbicsoNi'i''' VI
fcers of the Juvenile Court viii be
glad to instruct those who are willing
to help as to what they should do,
Deputy probation officers might be in
creased in number. The streets could
be patrolled at evening. and young
people who loiter late could be put
under surveillance. The present con-
dition of Juvenile delinquency win
Yield to treatment If people mean
business in their attempts to handle It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-08

lures. 1t liz true that there are soms
worthless individuals among the coll
ored race. as there are among their
prosecutors. hut the truth Is that the
negroes, as a whole. have made won
derful progress In every direction. sta
tlsticlans tell US that in 1866 the Geor-
gia negroes owned but 10000 acres OF
land by 1876 they held 457,6s5 acres, ana
ten years later s02, 1888. In 1896 they had
passed the million mark, and In 1905
they paid taxes on 100000 acres that
they owned outright. and on which they
were assessed s70Oo,gOO. Their stock
had increased In value In the same
forty years from $4,000 TO s520o.OoO;
their city property had gone up from
$40. 600 10 $5,S50,0o0, while the value OF
their church and school property from
being $1,000 900, has now become 5000 900.
The assessed value of their property,
exclusive of schools and churches. has
grown since slavery from $4,000 TO
s23, 2l6,4 6S What excuse can the state
offer for the violation OF the Constitu-
ton. by which 1t is hoped to dlsfrar-
chise a race capable of the marvellous
progress indicated in such figures2
Are Southern politicians willing to
assume the responsibility for measures
that may, possibly, provoke another
race war when the lniquity of them
has had time produce resultsY