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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
,Mrion."
Ncntihes &olfSfcit I'M @citcno-F arf,
WittmudL Den II. Snni.
Mniano 2 ltbr. Gintritt frci.
45,52,9,G2,G-S)
uylriun."

Gor0inal Gibbons rcilt
mad Guropu. Cardinal @lbs
bona miro on IS. Suli III @c0lcitunN
bon Softer &. S'Ionopon cine Guz
ropo &ciie ontretcn, nm Dem Gld)ori'
itiid]en GonQrcB in SonOou, molclblt
or cine Der Nnuptrc0cn haltcn miro,
%bci,nuohncn. Ole title Nnondt Der
@ricitcr ser Gr5oio5cic @oltimorc
mirb mcQcn Scr Nbrciic Nc@ GornhlolS
bcrcit9 AM %. Sunni ibrcn NnIon1
ncbnnen.
800 6CIIom&" Ncunton.
&oNcrStolpn miro Mittnod oic
Scene scr iG6rlihcn NCmion Deg
.Sh0 Scloma" OrNcn@ icin mo bot
iid) Iiir 0icic iCitIid)e @%cleaenbclt &c
~riiitct. Spciiol5ii0c olri Der o@olti
more Shio". mo nMcltlihen Wtorps
Inno Nohn" Ncbcn Inn s llbr Mor'
genS bon Baltimore nod NogerS.
tulun ub. IS miro ermortct, OuB cint
orobe 9ln5obl scr Miit9lieocr bon Ser
MonuncntCnitoot bic NCiic inter
nebnlcn miro. Mud aus nnocrcn
Tbeilen 0ea Stootc& mCroen Spc.
siolsiiac nod Der ScItitoot obNcbcn.
Gle ,Eotomnc. 2oae" miro bcn Bril-.
oern elm bcr5lidcs @intonnlcn be.
reiten. Ser Gorliber Nea Grcfltip
Gomitts lit 1reo. ", Groom mo
linn ltehen oie 6olQcnocn sur SCite;
@corqe ". SquiaginS, @iaiom u.
SoncS, :. 4. arob, SomeS ". Chap.
man, @eor9c u. @oomnn, 3. s., Soy
uno y. i. Noppmnu,
NbidiebSfeier i'm @on'
piem Soipitnl. - Gr. NCrbcrl
Sdonrid. biS6er elmer scr SniSGr5t'
i'm 9anpiem. &oipitnl, mur0c 1%citcrll
ourd) cine biibife slbidieoSicicr lei'
tens ieiner dr3tlid,en Golcgen al ic'
ner gnitalt ongenebm iibcrrnid)t, Old
er MN perIG6t, nm Die cinitigc Office
oeS peritorbenen Tr. Sd)iiBlcr III Nr.
1913, Siio.Gonton StroBe, iiir iid'
su iibernebmeu. SEER Sh0nrid III
niht ollcin Ioftnr Der Wcoi5irL ion
bern aild) Gofior Der Vbnrmo5ic NM
bate als ioldcr l1ngcrc 3eit Die Gel.
tnlg bes pbormo5eutiidlen Tcporte.
ments im GreSbpierinner Soipitol 81
Gem.gorf.
VGHe frs Mnsianb beiorgt o.. Saline, Nr
lt3, cN.8nltimsre.e tr.. uabe 6ufom Souie w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
SonntagS=G Correspondent

Sin Bid amf oos fulscnoc SmGalts &cr,ciduiR ors oitrieen
uSonntagS Correspondent" acnHgt, nm 1T icbcn, DAP bcrrlbc pn
fcincr anocrcn ocntihcn 3citnma iiolidp uun Ncugurf ibcrtruficn
mnroc. Mud Der Gcntisc Correspondent" uirS olcn SnprHdrn &C
rcdrt mcrbcn nnb utft NIT idOn am Sage uorber gcbradtcn NcuiG.
fcicn amiacpOlhrrt icn.
1. Setc-G cranHgunass, 9rp]WoOSs, ganf- nno @cidGtsS lm,ci'
gen; secarapbidcs; @ar Enm'S 1occ.
=. Srtc-NHoirtc Errf Icpcidcn; Mn Sing Tnng; MorS nbcr
YiorS; yNlriun" in Nsoi6ngtOn; &riroS Experiment; Sc.
gnnSiat (GnSc Der aentndpcr IiOrbcr @6bcl's); @inlig
fir Sbou; Nn5cigcu.
:. &ctr-Gufacs WrnnociocnfmmS Wtarft nmO Wrumoc1cntbmm9s
Nnlagc; NmfhunS &crfGmF; &apital Nnlagcn II. l. III.
/. 5ete-GbitOricncS; decentralization Scrlncr Srnf; HOnouncr
Srci; Sbcnre S%rcidb6ier; SobcS, @cidGfts, @ergni-
gnngS= nuo nnocrr Nn5ci9cn.
j. Scic-GpfalcS; Sbcatcr; @alinorer in Ntamtc Gih; liner.
mHmidtc NGnc; NSGdcmtidcr @cimnbbcitS- Serbt; 5ntc.
reliant fHr MnSlGnocr; Sit CT Der Mcdpc; SciratbssSicfns
sen; @crmidtcS; Gufnrs.
6, Scitc- Nioeiirtc ErcR-Scpcidcn; ScmtI6lano; Sl 6ctm GaHcr;
@abrnn0 in Ranama; Sudnua1cr III Sppcfn; 0crfaniihc
&no>unOtIngS; NcidGftS'g SeAuriicr; Giienbnbn- nmo Gam
pfcrNncincn.
Z. Scic-4pfaes; Ninnns ms Srcc; EolhidrS MacrhG; Plus bem
5uncrcm OS StaateS; 2cpcidcn; Miluamfcc's Gbrcntaa;
RcigiGir Mabu; GnnaSn8 elephant; Grbim bcrambt &cidc
ibrcr NcrrUm; &rlunat, ocinds. unb amocrc gnracm.
s. Scitc-Gofacs; SoS @cttcr; SiiFrrnScn beiaclcat; Sin ucrnHnf'
tiger Wnnlforb; WnrulanS SdnIc iWr &nabcn; @roRfcncr
in Sao Baltimore; Sa0ipcl; &om Sebe bes GrjebmnaS'
wcicnS; gad6arfcnAidah; in bcn Nnnoata9cn; Nn5ciscn
H.. In.
2.SbciL
1. Scic-9r SnGianmS,na in @in; @idtac gcnOcruuscn int
&oninlarocnn; Nns brm bentIdcm 9cidc; uStanoaro
Gil Go." iduIoia; NHOcirtc Frcfr 2cpcidcm.
2. cic-Toricbnug SeS 9pmans Scr Spbu Der Sugar"
3. Scitc- EOinadridtCn ans Gcntldlano.
4. scir-r9ic Snrdt Dor benz Hcucbr"; Soic @afcmS; anr5c Gr5abr
lnnacn; 1nluno !Madridtrn.
). Seitc-@it mno Nnmpr.
6. Scic-NnS Dem SUrmnDSdCn6naa Wfedlcn6ure'S; Barrier Srcf;
Die Wcic0idnft fir Grotnnoc in @erlin; Sin acrnbrmcr
;inanScr; Nncrlri &nmor; @ruhc eeitnna in alcinidJrit;
Nltnorhiidcr Stol,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

rirn bic M61lidtcit %AaUGbrcll, rte
geiitigen N%bnormit0tcn oltf bcnt
NcGc potbologiihcr, dcnli'dcr mo
pipd)oIo1iifcr Wctbo0cn ST mltcrills
fcn.
1ic fundamental = S0cclL lpcIdc
Der StiftllnG 81 @runOc Iiclcn, li1o:
%critcnS Sic @inridtung elmer Ncrpcn.
GIinif in GcrbinounN nit cincm all.
acn1cincn SoipttoI, Ocrcn Eoticnten
nid)t 0cn Del SrrCnoiplcu ilblihcn
Nufnn6mc . 6ormulit0ten ltn0 ionitis
gen @cgIcitcrld)cinllngcn u%nterlporfcn
limo; }lucitcns 0ic bct nit Dem Soipi
tai in @crbin0ulg i%tcben0en Stll0i.
rcnocn II. Ncr5tcn gclpdbrtc Wglid)s
felt, Die 9totltr o6normolcr 0ciitigcr
3ItItGn0c, mic Wittcl sur Gor6clt0utO
un0 Seilun0 0cricIbcn fenrcr 81 fer
ncn; Die NnlnNc elmer W%llitcrunitolt
0llrd) GngogirltnQ cinca gIer5te. uno
Observation-Disclosures Stnbc5 crItcn
HongeS, inSbcionocre zines Eroici.
Tors Der Fipdiotric, Scr icinc 0ol5c
3cit olti Eilcgc ser Hoticntcn, @orlc.
ilrnQcn iiir bic Stlocntcn mo lpiiicn.
lhuitIid)cn ltnteriudungen pcrtucn.
Sen fam.
@cnnglci6 Nmcrifo in ioit oQcn
lcincn lbciIen cine onacn1ciicnc 9n
sail bon &rrcnoiDlcn lt%ltcr6Glt 10
'tcbt c@ III 9c5ug oui A~nitoltrn Gbn
lidcr Nrt, mic Die in Scr E6ippa'idcn
Stiftltn0 por0eIcbcnc, mcit bintcr
G%citIdlou0, Srontrei0 ln0 &tolien
5itrild. Is 0iiritc ais iidCr olr3ltneh.
men lcin bob m0crc mc0i5iniid)e
Sbllcn unO SoipitGler Sem 0eiipicle
0c@ ~&obnS @opfin@ @oipitola" in
Grridtllng elmer berortiAcn Nerpcr-
3linif bnlN iolgcn mcroen.
Obgleid Die IofilltGt Ser Go6n5
SopfinS.llnipcriitdt idon ieit IGn0c.
rcr Belt al Der Gtoblirltn0 cincS lo!
den SoIpitnlS interciiirt mar, Got Iic
cod feline oircttc @itte an &crrn
Ebippa fiir 6onoa iiir Die StiiturN
acrid)tct. Gr bate sic Notbpen0io-
tcit iiir Ole alinif I'M &erIolli einc5
@elprGd)@ nit Or. Melib in Grfo6,
rllng gcbradtt uno mndtc ipGter Die
OiIcrtc aus eigenem Nntrie6. g.
ld)eint ein Sbeil Scr Wetbo6e ne5
Srn. Tbipp5 in icincn mobltbGtiocn
Stiftungcn 81 iein, pioobrcd)cnoc Sll.
%ltitllte 81 Qriinocn. Tic Ybippa' &.
tcncnt. &Gllier in Ncp 2orf iino 81.
N~cItan0cncr WoBcr 0ic criolNrciditc
&oiltnG oicicr ihluicri9en 6ro0c; ou}
FbippH &nititilt fir Subcrculoii@ III
F%biIo0clpbio mo 0o9 EhippS Gu6cr,
cltloliS-G iSpcniorinm ocS rSobn0 Sop.
fms SoipitoIS bobcn bicl oa5lt beige
traGe1, Den &ompi 0c0cn oic mciBc
Flaac III Die rchtcn Ncge 81, Icitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
@icbcr i'm Warn.

appendicitis Sturgcou pcrboitct uIo
nod) bCn 0ciGngniB 5uriidac'
ion0t. - Modjt cincn Nln1riif onf
lcinc Sroit lln0 neriltd)t Sclbit.
moro. - Gntiprong om GonncrSe
tag aus ocnt Ct. %oicpba 0oipitu!.
Noh0cnt CT lllr Orei Gage sic got
0cnc Srci6cit Qcnoiicn, lit Der IS
Sabre olte @corgc Sturgeon, bon 9tr.
1857, Wiaer.Stry 0~cItcrn 0iiidlid)
lpicocr I'M StootGci0n0niB 0clnnoct.
nobilu or an q. Mai orrd) FoIi5ei.
rid)tcr Garland mcAclt zines an %.
Wui pcriibten Ginbrud)S in bic @oh.
lilll0 BON Srolt u. y. Wuttcc, 9tr.
2311, OIt Miommcnt.S troBc, g%cion0t
Duroc, nm OoS WcrihtSpcrfobrcn ob.
5lipartcn. gSic bcrid)tct, iuor Stlrs
econ nod DEM Ct. SoIcpbS. Solpit0l
ochrod)t mor0crL Oa man gcglultbt
bate, ooB or an 9linb0ormcrt5ilns
rltnN lcioc. 9ic @runf6cit ld)icn jc'
0n6 mcbr Ginbil0uug gciuelcn 5l
icin 6cnn StltrNcpn ipor geinlo &c
rug, nm on1 Gonncrltaa Nbcnn leint
Slldt aus Dem Noipitol 81 bcpcrts
l.eQigcn. Scinc Grci6eit bottc min
G;t1lr9eon guar mieOcr crlonGt, ober
SIR Sllldt ans Der Stoot feblten ibnI
ole n1tbioen @cIomittcl. @Gbrcno
CT oeitcrn iriib NcNen A llbr plonloS
rrrd bic StrnBcn mal1oertc, mlr0e
CT bon Dem Eoli5ilten Sonning oilt
0c0riiien. Gr ~lciitctc fcitcn Wiocr'
Itonb, bot iid) obcr Den Mltn'd aus,
icine Srou icbcn 81 biirien, che CT
rad Dem @cI1nGniB gcbrad)t meroc.
Ser Epli5iit brod)tc i'm oeabolb bort
hin. Sic Sroll mar ober bon Dem
Mieocrleben niht iebr ent5ildt llno
niodytc Sturgeon orlpiirfc mc9en lei.
ncS idlcd)tcn NebcnSmonDelo. Flob'
lid 500 sturgeon cin Weller al" Or
Goide unb pcricbtc. che cs Der Volt
siit perbinbcrh fonnte, iciner Trnll
eincn Sieb, Der 0ieielbc am Sono1c'
lent lciht pcrlcBtc, uno oann brnd)te
er lid) ielbit cine Sbnittiunnne am
SolS bel. Sic& cnbctc Die cbelld)t
llnterreoung un0 Eoli5iIt Solllllllg
brohtc Den Selbitmoro- Gqltolnotcn
sirnGd)lt nod 0cm ct. SolepbS- SolpI-
tai ulo, nad)0cn1 CT pcrbulloen mar.
liodb benz uorOoitlihen StationSboitH,
DO i'm Gapt. Scoalie Dem Sillrsluor'
bein SenfinS pom StootBefdi1gnlb
iibergob. Sturgeon ideint MN noil
QebenSiiherornB bcfolen 5il lein, oen;l
CT mnd)tc nod Infnnft I'M @efali1'
rib eineu mCiteren Sclbltnloroner'
ind). Gic5n1ol moIlte CT am Strld
cnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Sbcu, 6. Iicncr &: So.

9eutid)e5 nno an6eres auslGnot.
idcs @elo gcfauft unb perfanft.
@elOienoun9cn beiorgt nod 0eutif).
lono, Seitreid, &uBlano H.. +. NJ.
@edieI ausgeiteIlt auf ausIGnoiIde
9anfen. Grcoitbriefe unS 9rauelers
CHEQUES.
217 Sit.Yaltimure.S traRe. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Staot Baltimore.

&nltimOrcr, iucldJc Die Gunner
Morntc nnfCrbnlb ser StnSt pcrbrin'
gen, f0nncn Den Correspondent" nod
irgcnS elmer Norciic in ben &crcinia.
tcn Stnntcn, europa, Mcrifu nnO
Canada 5nNcidIift crbnltcu. GiC
glSrciic mag 10 oft ais Ncluiinidt nc
iuocrt mcroCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Gin Nubr HGnitcn Or.
tol0eS, Ncrttc lit cS 0cnolt cilt
&obr Der, Oob @r. Sobn Giorfa oo5
@otcl Molci0b, Gdc bon 6opcttc- uno
SouioopsStr ilbcrnolmucl1 bat, rula
bcrcita 1cltcrn mlr6cn i6m 81 bcml
crItcn 10 Criolgrcihcn @ciGGitSiobr
5oblrcidc Wr~ntlllotioncn 81 Sbcll.
Gielclbe1 pcr0ient Sr. Charts in boil
lem MtoBe, mic Sc0cr ipciB, Scr Ger.
Nlcid)e 5luilhCn Dem Notcl Holci00
ION bcllte nno Yluno 0@n5lrnol unltell..
Sr. SlorfS bat, ais cr an 0n3 &C,
noAtc llntcrncbmcn ~bcrontrot, picis
lcldt lelblt rlht Ncbofit, 0allclbc ST
e'llcm Iolden GriolA 5l 0citoltcu, mic
ca ipirtlid) 0Cluorocn lit. glllcin INT
ter Der unlid)ti0cn Notwithstanding
ocS Srn. SiorfS lit ooS Notcl Mu.
lcigb perbNltnibrn0Bi0 SIT cinenI Scr
rcntnbellten GtobliiicnlentS lcincr 9lrt
0cporoen, Gieic5 @cbcimniB lit mobl
SIM 0ltten Ebcilc Dem llmItonoc gu
5uIhrcibcrL 0uB Sr. GjnrfS itetS on
mcicno lit unb ieincm Noleruliae rid)t
oic gcringite alcinigtcit cnt9cbt. Die
NcoienltnG lit cine mlItcrbuitc, mo
&ild)c inluobl ais aeucr brill0cn MIR
oa2 Mllcrbcltc bCruor. Sclltc lit Sos
Sotcl Molci1h elmer Scr bclicbteltcll
VlGte, in mcldcn Die Cite 0c5
NcutIdtbnma Oertcbrt, un0 oils Mh.
ltcigeqilurticr bon 9entidcn ans al.
len %2nnoeHtbcilcn ltcbt boiielbe ml-
i%ibertroiicn ou.
EoIiti DIES. Sieic StiQe
bcrrid)t IN ser 2otoIpoIitif, nit eini-
gem Sntercllc icood miro Der bcllti.
gen Sibnng Scr Sfontlicen5 @cbGrbe
cntAeeen QcIchcn. Is ioll nGn1lid'
bcntc Der Hcd)tSbciltonh ollSgcmGbli
iueroen. rsSenntor Clarence "
Ecrfins 1T Der icBiNe >Snbabcr bicics
Mnltes, ais beiicn Nodiolgcr @eorgc
Stclpnrt @romn ooer .Stopen" &c.
nnnnt miro. Gr lit Gin Heiormirer IN.
nerbolb Der oemotrotilhen Gortei
Iilr Die CT in 0cn lettcn Gumpugnen
gctrcillid) Gcioften bot.
Sebtc unor0cntlih .-Eoli-
3elrldter Garland iiberipico aeIterll
in Dltlidcn StotionSboua Die Al
Sabre nltc Gpn Tcpine, bon Hr. 501,
Siio eoen Str, lueAcn m~lorocntli.
den Sebcn@manbels fir icdS Wo.
nate Dem GorrcttionSbolls, in pei.
denl Snltitlit iie bon iriiberen 9elu.
den Der bcreits befonnt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
l1nterbaltunos . 8cgiueiier.

,Auoiturium" Die u9lburn S%pcrn-GC." IN
Carmen.
,qubiu'e," 40l-4OG Cfi Baltimore ctr. 49,
H'uuotDtuc &uriiclHnBcl lHo lprebtltoe lGair
hCluiIocr.
view electric Fart" - ldglih gou5erte
mo iuuitipe &erNuiilu1aeH.
.Scutiher SrirncrDuno upn Baltimore" -
ltnuldQ, 6cr II. Nini, NypBc5 SOtlflcruudia
felt i'm agScltCuO Bart.
,Niarulnno D.. SndCr @crCiu" - SnniiGa,
ben 20. Ilui. Elc1tt mo Somrncrlnhtaiclt I'M
.gScitCn6. Bari.
,,AriOu" - Nitilmud, Den II. Sllni- ncutitcS
NolieiCii I'M ,~l&CliCllos BART.
GniCbnu I'M nEriuics Fart" - 6cuic Rad
mii,ug Baltimore NCQcu Toronto.
Fart.Gpu5ertc
Spruiaa 9tadIltiiaG - pSrtl6zQtu Barr.
Wtuntug NheHo Gbpehtclno int nHiOeriioe'
Bari" mo n6roGrul SllI Barr,
Steniiap 9bcno - nBGtteriOra Bari.
Wlinuph NbCHh - aGruio Gills Barr.
EOnntriiua WbCuo - a~GGrrOlARarf".
SreiiuA ghtHo - pGliitom lSurf".
Gdmftd9 gbcuo - a4utteriOrsN nri".
tSonntag3 bon : his 7. llbr gtben6S)
CEN gSuheHtaact bon 7 bis 10 lbr NbcnoS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
,Sarmunie -Gaic,"

Or. 4t4, @cit'I apcttc'S trafc, Garl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. SOrtmmnocr nno
WGrsen-Sicr ANT 3apf. Sincrs,
SpmpcrS a Ia carte. Ser Spmmer-
sarten jett fir oas Yublifum uiien.
(Ipril1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Ghrdjacbcnoc Earlor-@ agaons nnb
&ondlCS nNdl Eittsbnrnh.

Ger vNitt@burNb Sug.GrprGB" ser
FcnnIplponid GiiClbobn pcrlGBt
llnions9ubnbo t1.12 Mor0cnS uno
trifit in YittSburgb s ltbr Nbo8. Elm.
Gunit5-2W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
EhiIfsfarten

BON unS mad europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Nem-Dorf. @aiiite ODER SmiIden.
oed. @ediel, mslGnoiides @eIo,
ereoitbriefe unb 8eIbienounaen.
Sbeu. s. 9icner e So,
Nr. 217, Ct.Saltimurs.G traie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Sebbers ein5igss NttrIier.

@ir baben muir Elm NtsIier in @aIti.
more, nnS Sas bcfinbet iidj In Der
Gtase 81 ebener Groe, VT. 321, Wurb.
Wag', nabe Sisb.Str. 3inber.Y5o.
tusrapbien cine SpesialitGt. = Seine
Nsenten mmb feline 3reppen ~ feieen.
s. SebbeI. 6. Grni, VeidGftSfa5rer.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
yNhtet auf nnjcr Wadsthmm."

Waggons fir @ai1ington ieoe babe
Stnnoe auf Den .Yunft." &sber in
Molbington, nod annapolis tit es
notbis, an geben ODER ailtid)en 81
mietben.
(Nait5-) nSie GIeftriIde Qinie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

TGne snr Nellie im's Mnslano be-
iorst 6. Raiue, g.r. 413, Git.Valft'
nioreiraae. nahe Cation 3pnfe xse-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

appendicitis Sturacop pcrboitct uuo
no6 Dem WciGngniB 5uriidgc.
ionot. - Modjt cincn Yn1riif olli
icinc Srou lu10 pcriltd)t Sclbit
moro. - Gntiprong on Gonncr2.
tag aus bcnt Ct. %oicpb@ @pipitu!.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
ELIHU DOT FITNESS.

The endorsement of Secretary of
State Elihu Root by a number of mem
.bers of the New York legislature as
their choice as the successor of Thomas
Collier Plat in the United States sem
ate has aroused the opposition of Col
lier's Weekly, the New York Sun and
some politicians who persist In o n
tending hat a man who has served as
an attorney for corporations is unfit to
represent the people in a law-making
capacity. Golfers takes this radical
view of the situation: .1- a.
Elihu Root, as a judge, might act always
with impartiality as well as with knowledge
and ability: but the public, knowing that
he has played the advocates games some
what cynically in the past, would never
believe in his judicial fairness II he were
called upon to test 1t in the future. So why
destroy confidence needlessly?
Mr.. Roots record is the best answer
to critics of this class. Like Senator
Knox, he came to the public service
from a law practice in which nearly
all his clients were great corporations,
many of which had been in open wal
with the federal authorities. Like Mr..
Knox. he took the public for his client
when he entered the public service
and has given it the best of his brain
and energy-and has won its cases,
In the War department and as secre-
tary of state, Mr.. Root has displayed
his qualities of broad comprehension
and penetrating analysis, combined
with an extraordinary business faculty
In point of equipment for the sen.
ate, Mr.. Root has few equals. THAI
body needs another constitutions
lawyer of the highest type, and Mr.
Root ranks with the ablest living ex
Founders of the constitution. He hai
been concerned in questions of world
wide interest and Importance and hai
managed. them with a fidelity. tina
should be final answer to the objec
lions being made against him because
he happens at one time to have beer
an attorney for large corporations.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
II

Strange that Rockefeller should be called
explained under oath that his information
concerning the subject is casual and vague,
Colonel George II. Torney, who has been
appointed surgeon general of the army, is
a Baltlmorean by birth, and was in charge
of the work of sanitation during the San
Francisco earthquake and fire.
Out OF the fund OF information tina has
been printed from time TO time concerning
her it would be possible to write half q
dozen biographs of the late dowager en-
press Of China, with no two alike.
General Samuel Emery Chamberlain,
who organized the first company to enlist
in the civil war and fought in the Mexican
war and also with the Texas rangers In the
famous Apache Indian campaign in 1913
died In Worcester, Mass, aged 81 years.
1t is reported that Mrs, John Jacob Aston
will succeed Mrs, William Astor as the
leader Of New York society. She was Miss
Ava willing before her marriage and will
no doubt very gracefully take up the man.
tie dropped from the shoulders OF the
former queen.
A Hankow newspaper states that two
enterprislng young Chinese girls have left
that city on a pleasure trip to England
and America. They will study domestic
life in these countries and on their return
will lecture against the conditions of wo-
mans life in China.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

The splendid progress recently made
toward putting the Postofice depart
ment on a self-sustaining basis is to be
checked, according to advance advices
from washington which indicate that
the deficit in the postal revenues for
the current fiscal yea will be larger
than for several years.
Under the earlier administrations
the affairs of the department had been
so adjusted that the yearly deficit was
largely nominal. With the extension
Of the rural free delivery service in
the Mckinley and the first Roosevelt
administrations the deficit grew to
rather striking proportions, but for
the last four years good improvement
has been shown. For the year 1905
the deficit was $4,000, 900. II was
reduced last year to a trife over
1000, 900. 1t is estimated that the
deficit for the present fiscal year will
exceed $12, 0OO,0 coo.
Postal oficials do not agree as to
the causes for this setback. The post
master general inclines to the opinion
that It is due to the increased number
OF persons employed to carry on the
work OF the department, while the
third assistant postmaster general con-
tends that It is due to the abuse OF
the ranking privilege. Some other
causes do not appear to have been
taken into consideration. In the first
place, the expense OF the rural free
delivery service is estimated at &c.,
600, 900 more than it was for last year.
Secondly, the salaries of nearly all the
postal employees have been increased,
and, thirdly, the postal business has
suffered along with private businesses
from the general industrial and hnan-
cial depression. These losses would
easily account for the expected deficit.
The condition of the postal revenues.
however, will serve to direct attention
to the postmaster generals recon-
mendation for a parcels post. He in
sists that an efficient parcels delivery
system on rural routes would yield 9
revenue that would cover the annual
deficits of the service. It was never
designed to make the postoflce- 6
money-making department, but If its
revenues and disbursements could BIZ
balanced without impairing the servic'
the result would be welcomed. particu
larly at a time when the administra
tion will be called on to devise som
plan to make the federal revenue
correspond with increased expendi
lures.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
OPPOSITION TO MR.. KERN.

In spite of having played the role
in the late Bryan campaign formerly
essayed by Adlai Stevenson, Tom Wat
son, Charles A. Towne and Arthur
Sewall, the Hon. ] Worth Kern Of In
diana is finding rocks in the road to
the realization Of his ambitions. Mr..
Kern. II appears, was never very seri-
ously deceived, as he went through the
campaign and was introduced in many
districts as the next vice president of
the United States" True, Mr.. Bryan
had offered TO sublet a section of the
White House to him to reduce the liv-
ing expenses in Washington, but Mr..
Kern never banked much upon taking
advantage of that generous offer. In
a statement just issued, anent the
movement among Indiana democrats
to send him to the United States SEN
ate. Mr.. Kern says;
l have always had an ambition to rep
resent Indiana in the senat OF the United
States, and in making the hopeless race
for governor in 1904 and IN taking the vic'
presidential nomination against my desire
and inclination this year. with little chance
OF success, l did so with the hope that II
the legislature should be democratic
might be favored with an election to tn,
senate and the qualification Of a life am.
billion.
That he accepted the democratic
nomination at Denver with little
chance of success" sounds like a con.
fession that Kern played his part in
the campaign without the proper spirit
He was letter-perfect in his lines. but
evidently felt all along hat the show
was to be taken on the road early il
Noyember lie was just asing the op-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

p~ortunity as a sort Of a dress rehearsal
for his new part in the senatorial cur
tain riser. but he is not sure to be
so assigned without a contest. Poll
ticians are almost as thick as historical
~novelists in Indiana and all those Of
the democratic persuasion apparently
believe they are just cut out for the
senate job.
An attorney now employed in the
ONCE of the state auditor, William s..
Ryan, his candidacy for the
senatorial toga and modestly declares
that he understands all of the require
ments for the part. In his published
card he declares:
am a candidate for the United States
senate, with a perfect understanding of
the character. ability and quality Of de-
mocracy necessary In a successor to a
Hendricks, a Mcdonald, a Voorhees, and a
Turpie.
OF course, Mr.. Ryan does not claim
to be the intellectual equal of Hen
bricks, Voorhees,, Mcdonald and Tur-
pie, but he leaves an inference that is
almost as strong as an allusion. But
he is not alone, for L. Ert Slack, Mason
]. Niblack, Ed Hoffman, ]. Kirby Risk,
Major Menzes, John E. Lamb and
Henry warrum, all democrats, all val
horses and all thirsty and hungry for
office. have let it be known that they
are In the hands of their friends and
will all be %grievously disappointed if
their friends do not get p%erniclously
active in their behalf.
Add to these complications the we'll
defined rumor that Thomas Taggart of
French Lick Springs is looking toward
Hemenway's job and it is asy TO see
that Mr.. Kern has things to think
about that will at least divert his mind
from the sting of his defeat as a candi-
date for the vice presidency.