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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17


hlti9 &orno6ntc Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
poroturcn 10 Gage licgcn blciben.
$3.50 ii + @unocbiB.
Sin &croitt iiir $3.50 S6oocncrioB
c~r5icltc &r. Gccotllr 81. Goricp in
Common YlcoS e @cri6t in icincr
Nlo0c gcgcn @rn. Mn1. 8redt in Sir.
ma ISM. 8red)t II. So. &l0gcr mar
am 10. september 1906, mGbreno CT
iid) inn Viircou OcS Ncflugtcn be-
jam, bon cincm ocm 2cbtcrcn gcbOs
riocn Slln0c gcbiiicn morbcn.
WcSor0 CrbicIt 6 Sabre
@cfGn0niB +,
@m. WicSorb, ipcld)cr Dorigr Mor
die mcacn Gootln0 icincS IS Wtonu.
tc oItcn S0bnhCnS 0cS Wor0eS I'M
3lucitcn @rooc idul0ig b%cilulOcn nor
Den mar, luur0c 9eItcrn Miorgcn nonl
Hid)tcr Stodbribgc I'M GrimIllulgc
rid)t, 9lbtb. 2, 81 lcdS Sobren &c
fGngniB ncrurtbcilt. Wc6oro bate
un 90. 9lpril in Gcr5ipciflrnnG ilbcr
Sonnilicn & StrcitigfcitcL m0brelto
oaS &ino ihlicf 0oS Sos ongcbrcbt
ltnb Damn cincn Sclbltmoropcrilld)
bcQonGcu inOc4t..c r ith Die 8cblc nit
eincm Holirmciier ourdlhnitt.
GinboItSbc e cblgcm 0rt.
9ltf Nrtrog Der tnWcit Sirgilia
Gam Company" critics. NidtcrSc1ti3s
Ter i'm &rcisgcridt Nr. 3 cinen Gin'
b~oltSbeiebl, pcldbcr sic o@cit e Sir
Giniu II. Ycnniplnunia San0 60"
un0 Nnbcre obbdlt, iiber geluilie Se'
furit1ten 81 perfilgen, meld)c BON Der
&l1gerin IN cinem gcgcn Die @etlogs
tr ongcitrenotcn Yro5ciic, Der olt9ell'
blidIidl mlbGngig lit, b~conIprlltt
mcroen. 9icicr antrdg iteht i'm 81.
lcmmenbong nit Der obcn ol19c5oGe-
nen &loQc, in lpeld)er Die &lGgerin Die
NblicierunQ bon 1875 OblIgotioncn
Der o@clt r &irginia Ii. Eenniploo-
nio.Sono . So" an bic ngSeit r Sir
0irio Sonb 60" %pcrlo1gt. Scflo0te
il, ienem Yro5ciic iino ouBer Der &C.
nonllten 8eieqi6aft nod Die oSntcr-
national Srltit So" nnb Die nod)ltei
henoen Sbligotionen = Snbobcr: q,
Gblen, Somes s. SenboQeL Garter
q. OsboriL hilbert .. @rnbamL $
81. Sonno unb 2orillg ". Gouer.
Son Scr Hcnnbobn.
Giuc aloge alf $4,000 S6oocntr.
iob puroe I'M Stootgeridt bon Srnnf
YorncS, eintm, Yicrbe5iid)ter uno
Hcnuiubrcr, geecn Srn. 6ranf q.
@robum cingercid)t. Cine Vcgriin.
oung lit ni6t beigeiiigt. IS ocrlall-
tct, DAB Der Slayer bon Dem 8eflo8s
ten engagirt mar, mGbrcno Der Gel,.
men I'M .@entlemen'S 9riuing Eorf"
Dos Eier0 %0eIielben, uScIton g." 5l
lcnfcrL mcldeS ais 5meites ourd'a
3icl ging. @eflu9ter iou bel blelcr
Wele9enbeit Dem &lGger purgcmorien
hobcu, nit ben 9udnladcrn IN Ser
tin0unQ 81 itebcn mo abilbtlid) ooa
Gicr0 ul Sen erlten TrelS gebrod)t
5u bubcn.
minors 6ehlit ii c.
Srou 9ciiie u. Eottcrion pltroe &c.
tern I'M &retsgcridt 9Gr. > ourd)
.9iitter, @orter cine obiollttc Ste;-
Dung ppn Somlel I. Eottcriun &C.
mQbrt, Den lie am 3. gpriI 1891 bel.
rntbctc. Serr EottcrIon mar iriih(r
FrGiibCnt Der ySbiitle Mila" 81 s.
DIETER, Mo.
Fermnncnte Alimcnte mo sic Sb,
bit ilbcr ibre bier &inoer perlanQt I'M
Hreiagcridt 6rou Worp u, Gomig
III elmer &lage qegen ibrcn @otteli
Sonle8 i. Nomig. AuBcr0cm bcon-
trogt tic Den GrInb eincs GinboltSbcz
lcbls. iueld)cr 0cn VefIugtcn obbGIt,
'td) thr ST nGbcrn mo iibcr Die Mo-
bcln III Der gcnlcinihoitIidlcn Mob.
nnn9 0es HanrCS, Ger. 265l Maru.
Iuno Npcnlle. 81 ueriilgeu. Sic mirft
lDrcm @atten boSniliges Gerlalien
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Baltimore 9ampf. Eadet So.

lMlte nnb bnberidftse 9at.2tHte.)
9te Der. Stnaien1oft bef5rbernb.
Campfer rgirainta" lnem), .AIabama,s
yyeoraia," ysenneHeeh.
Snrnpfer fabret tieti6, GunntdgS auSeenorns
men, bon ben pgnisainierIBiers, Nr. UfO-i8,
ssItaht. etrake, $50 Mhenes, brett mao Oh
Ioint Comfort, NerioIf, gSrtsnouib uIo alen
9oint Comfort NIT &c. 4 8. @ifenbabn". Na@
8thmono, 9erbiIlbnne In 8ortsmouft NIT benz
rSeabouro Dir Cine foTioem 3uee nadb gortG
mouth uHb MtIanta. Sn 0orfoIi 8erbinbuno
NIT Der -atIantte @odit cling" !gorfoIf unb
bern, @afbinston. R.'g, Rinmonb. Ra.. nnb
Reipsgorf.
.NiabI3eiien mad europaii1em Blame. surus
rtofe 3diiiten5tmu1er, eIeftrifte BeIeudtnnA.
9outpfbei8nna, aoien fret. Neferttrte aainteas
3tnmer In ben gilet'gfreaur Der Dab Zine.
Gr. 107, OftsNaItimoresS trube, Tr. 508|6OS,
9~tgbtsStrabe, 9. Y, 6. Office. Sibcjtsgde Bee
baltimore: nno GaIoert'StraBe, continental
1rrft guilotne" nnb aIbaugb'8. Rr. 1so. sorb.
9barleSsStrnbe.
Subn n. ehertpDub, q. NrstpR.
gicesBrdf. II. Gen. 'Wsnnaaer. Sen. SAN y.Nsenf.
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81 illhtc Damn Gin Notcl out murbe
Gber bulO unianit ans Dem Sd)lnie
gcWcdt mo iuu0 iid oenl Gonltoblcr
nm 5mci Epli5iitPn gegcilbcr, mel
dye i'm troB iciner MISUNDERSTANDING.
rllngen ul1o trot &or5ei0enS bcS
SuitbcieblcS olS ben SeroGdtigen
icl@tnabnnen itno SIM Stoot . @efdng.
nib iibcriil6rteil.' g}ic Elm Souifellcr
pcrbrcitctc lid) Die &unoc, Dob
y&crn5" .gciongen lei, lno bolo botte
lid cine groBe Wlenlhcnmcngc Dor
ocnt @cfGngrulie |ucriommclt, melhc
Spnd) Grobungcn Gcgen Den 0cts
baitctcn lalit merocn licBen. Pint
nGdGten Worgcn mltroe &iier bltrd)
sen Supcrinten0cntr1l Der llnitc0
StutcS Gonntrp, Nru. TcnniS Goll.
ten, iocntifi5irt liil6 gliidlid) ans lei
ner niht beneiOenS(pcrtben Gage be
ircit. Der mirflid) Shulbiac gemant
nutilrlih burd) lbicie Mlfeirc cinen
glltcn &oriprmg.%. &iG ee bciBt, be
iibt &ifcr oitb 1ihidt bic gcringltc
Glcbnlihfeit nit Selh &crbfchcr, 10
roB cine Trrtpe6Slitng' %pcritGnOlid)
erIdcincn fGnfttt, b.' '''I,l11
Sob n'S '&1O lff'gFF 39glinac
crboltch, f,b1rF Al . nj {.
&clltc lpcrhql q 3%oqIin1e ocS 81.
&obn's College III Minneapolis ibreGi.
Flome cmpfangen Charles $. Sbll'
tier BON SSorrcttauide miro I'M go.
men scr @~roouirtea Die gniprohe
boItei. Sic SobrS ihluBfcicr Der
NnItolt nobm an 6ontog Morgen
ibrcn Nnfnng nit eincm &cbcpctt-
Itreit ypiiden ben Nbitllrienten, oll3
mcldcm Srunf &. 3. Sorrell BON Wc.
rico ais Sicgcr bcrporging; er or.
hlclt ocn $50 . ErciS fir lcine Dis
cuiiion oes SbentoS Gin unteroriif.
ter Sd)rei." PIN Nbenb CAB cS cine
Gcbotte Der bcioclt Iiteroriidcn @e.
ieQldoften ocS Gollegs, Der nFbilos
tnliun". unb .Ebilonlotbeon = Socic.
~" iibcr ono Sbema o9clhlollen,
roB sic @~crcinigten Staoten ole 81.
l%cnbnbnen belibcn .linb cottroliret
ipllten." Git oHbilpfulions" pertra.
ten Die Nefiiriportcr, Die yGbilomo.
tbeonS" oic @c1ncr oes 9elhluneS;
Ben 2ebtcren luuroe bon Den OILS
Nrcisrihtcrn flln0ircnben Erofclioren
Ole S%iegcspalnlc 5lterfannt.
Die @roollirtcn iinb:
II. i. Stonc, Nnnopolis, Mo.
@. Neiu, jr., Gborleltopn, @..Ga.
Gbos. $. Shuiter, Snrrettspille.
s. s. Burton SorrettspiQe, Mo.
Geo. 8. WiQer, Wiooletomn, Wfo.
q. 6. Mc9rioc, 6reberid, Mo.
". &. Sollpcr, Weperspile, Mb.
6. 81. Salbert, Eerrp SoI, Wto.
4. 8. 6. Surrcll, Staot Werico.
Normon i. MtcS ormon, Baltic.
@. $. 1olunsbcnb, 9beltenbom.
Mrtbur WortrCQ, Brighton, Wfo.
Upton $. Sarbcrt, 8lencoe, Mo.
@olter Vailep, 0iiantico, $40.
q. so. Muffin Mdroelfd Sprin9,
Wo. '@ "tt
g. 9. 9birIipS, Snfisbnrg, Mo.
81. u. MtelIprL Salisbury, Wo.
5. s.. Sbdnitoban Editbn, Wo.
$. g. Gecil, Miacrspiae,,
Sorolo Saroinge, IT.; GEfieott Gitp.
Sronf G.. goilIf, Cation; $40.
, 81. s. Gllilrbn CORDOBA, Wo.
> s. $. @oilB, lN1tnopolfs, Mb.
6. $. Gorhrep, Salisbury, Mb.
Elotli d)e Sob.
Sr. Sobn $. Tiabler, Gin poblbc'
Fainter @eidGitSnlann bon Wepers,
hoIc, 80, iicl tiir5Iid, mabreno CT
9oieboIlipicle 5ipiiden Den
Monnidoitcn pon Wcperoolc n.Soms
ais 3uidlolter beimobntc, plns- f!
lib toot 81 @ooen. nGs lit lebr
luorln," bemcrttc er, balm fiel er sur
nro that icinen Iebten gtbem'
iug.
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XUIuIsSWIuTIUuBUUH NuW gttIUsDUtI TWo UeS
rstt gum Ssbranb in Der gambea. unb Nt.
RupdI.Gt atinn I'm 1000 aebnbA.
8erferpirnna bon S'aum ii @ pluf. ober Bat
lorsg Ba eeons, Speiieraten etc. nerber f&neH be-
forut per Seletbpn IN auen tcIaenben HInet.
@ireaiir: Charles uno 8aItimoresStrdbe, q. 3
Mt. 3tobaI'S tafion, 6. & g., Wt. 0ernon 3t2S:
gamoens Citation Snforn1ationSsg tireau, q. & q,
q. 8nuI $40, ober T,o., gourtlanb 27a6: EnS
Rr. 626. Siibs9roaotp0p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-17

2anomirtbidaitIi6e 8eratbe unb
SGmereien.
Griffith & 5nrncr &c., 205 gioro.9aeasS troBe.
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@ei9dfts>

3eitllngen, 3eiti6riiien etc.
rS6c Baltimore Neius Co." 9upio abercroms
bic, Sef6dftsiilbrer, 31s g8~eitsSermaHsStr.
gaumateriolien, Sbiire1, 8eniter'
rabnnen 2uoen etc.
Games y. Softer d Co., 1t5 uno III Sii'5res
oeridsStraBe.
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. Enn1nnnnien.

Erult Gompagnien.
rWiarNlanb 5ruit Co." Iorbiueits@de gaIpert.
mo @ermatlsS traBe. @rier Serfdb, QrdIis
Dent; Y. e. 3immermann, Setretdr; 9arroa
Ran giei, Sdubmeiiter.
Baltimore Fruit q Guarantee Co.," equitable
Vuiloing.
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StaatS 9anfen.

rSeutf6e 8ant Uuu Baltimore" Baltimore
lino 9oul6ansS traBe. suault g8e6er, Yrdiis
bent; s. !. 5i1t. S6abmetiter.
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M0pofaten.

Aopipb 8nthcriet, HedtSdnipalt, Er. 10, Oft
Herln9ton FStrabe. g.. & =. 89one, Ct. Raul
$3.50. M.
9. .6arlarr sbimer. He6tsanpaIt, Union 1rliIt
V~ltilotl9, Baltimore. mo. 9etbe Telephone.
Mari ". VI. Sfplt, 1876. 1870 2ansNuiIoing.
@nltduhS 4urb. POI 1853 9dloert @uilnina.
y. NrI. Srtnaann, Ill HorosSbarIessStrabe.
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Warmor- uno 8ronit-@ erfe.
g, Silaartner a. ebbue. 714..71s SSeft.SaIti.
iloresSiraBe.
Flimbing, Surfaces, Nanges uno
Sefen, 0a60edcn uno Ginnen.
sennett' +~rps1 : 5e3' csoroF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
<pieridmieoc itno Stumbcrs.
Spbn Snbcrt, 1714 3bumessS trabe. g.. L. 8.
2elepbpn: SSolie 1899.
Sciter ScrIiderunacn.
Ism. :. ebadeliuro & Co., 10 uno II Gbnmbcr
"9oDal 3niuranec So. pi aiuerpoul," ocnrn Or.
gSartlelo. Hitoents Niaru9er, 101-102 9banls
Der OF Commerce ViiIoin0.
uWcrntnntn ercrucriidIrruua $ fScieuidaFt,"
baltimore lno 9toribs Sirabe.
Gtgentbums Ngcllten uno
.SGnoler.
Ytsrre 6. 9Hsan & @epbe,p. 10 oi.eeriuaton.
Sufi6mieo 3ubeb6r. Ky
g. seott gapne go, 1862 unp 1854 9sors. Sob
&oblen lln0 Sol,.
Seurg ". Bon Seine, $50 goIumbia.slpeule.&
S%dJnnldind)eit ltlto l1bren.
W. 2. Miaer, 90 0itsVaItimore. z trabe.
YfanoleiD @eihGfte.
"e'nioltSatso sonn Co.," 1 9ioro.@ap z traBc.
Elaros uno Srgelrt.
Sbas. M. otieft o 9loros9ibertps etrabe.
ISM. &nabc d. 60, lSarfs9 Ipe. linb ,Sauettesc Ctr.
Eapicr unb Eopier. 9iiten.
snlttb, Siron 60, 105 unb 107 Sanopcrs Ctr.
gled)platten, Wetaa etc,
Spph, Gonfiin & SO. (ircprportrt), 49,. 10,
@dloerftonsStruBe.
Geteftip : Igenturen.
8ilpin.e trpnir 6ctcttip.N seutur, 7 GIab. ctr.
baltimore, mo. ct. 8dul 4f26. Mue Nit
t1ei!ifael aebeiit aebaIten. YeripnIibe slnis
iierfldflfett Qe9ebef.
Spanoaner 4 smith (friiber bel Smiib, 0eit
" s9oHS, SOB GaIoert Building.
Seifenbeltatter. 3
SanoerS 4 e1hnc, t70S. .171O Canton 9Ipeuue.
sSn'. Spuf, gortbs uio @reenmpiintsgpenle.
Srieob6fe.
r9onbon Varf Grmctern," Office: 81 gpeft.
Sdratoga'S trabe.
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Warmor- un0 8ranit-@ erfe.
g. Silaartner a. eDbue. ia. lis s8eft.SaIti.
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Nerdants & Niners Sransport. So.

UttFHuHI8 q UtIHeTS SruH6putl. W.
Tnmpfer.Qtnte
Srndlt nuo 1afagtere.
gad Spitpn nnb BEN CheR.
Stenftag. Sonnerftqa, Gamitag, 0 1lbr abenb8.
gadl HrpDtornee iino bepl. Often.
Wlontag, Sreitdg, Snmitda, Q fbr gIbeHbS.
Sad Ieiuports9ie,u nnb RurfpG.
IdaItd. Giis9enonir1en MittluodS, @ tltr a6bS.
fir benfsIben Iae a6fabrenSe Sampler. '
Wad, Saparnab NIB benz Sioen.
Sienitag, Srciae, 6 llbr gbenos.
Sanpt.g Rrran: German. unb atabt.etrabe.
G13,9&S-)
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Spar Ydnfen

Spar Vdnfen.
nSrntidle Sparbauf bon Baltimore" Gutaius
uno Baltimore Strafe.
uSt. Games Spurbuut," QaltimoresStrabe uno
9uitoinso es9lpeuue.
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Nlimbina, Surfaces, Hanges uno
Sefen, 0adoedcn mo Hinnen.
grnnett' Nrps:i,' . 5a3' sstro SrttnpntrgbefniG.
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Ieteftip : %9[deuturpr

Seteftip : Mgenturer.
8tlptn. strunir Tctcttip.N sentur, 7 GIap ctr,
baltimore, mo. ct. Raul 4f26. ellie nit.
t1ei!iiH9elt aebeiir aebaIten. geribnIi6e sluf.
flerfiai1feit geaeben.
spansaner 4 smitb 0riber BEL Smiib, Geft
u e1oHs, 500 9aIoert 9uiIoing.
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9Oblem nnb Sols.
8pblen. 1pblen.
aletne aoblcu, fret BON ehladen, $500.
Vr. l bnrte. .S6.45 Hr. 3 Sunburg. . $685.
Hr. z barte. 500 3r. 2 SnnbnrB . S6.95
Hr.. . barte. 500 Hr. 2 2gfeus BAL. ST.J5
Mut SG IN az q lnps,a U,r d. ~
6phlen.
8pblen.

Welngtee NidfnbOI5, z Guro $40.
@eiagtes 6idltenbplS, II Gpro 1925.
2onis s. @iainger.
S~uupt'giireau nnb aubIenbof: greftpn. unb
@ap. etrahe. 3pei9.giiteau: yElb supn 6pal
Co." Wtpnument', nahe 8eD, Strake.
EEL: g., & g. BoIfe 1t17.-Wo. gourtI. 2079.
(Ipril20.6 Ilte)
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Bz1Iuq5lgAz&QlHLW
: 1dsIt&. I zdeitb, auseeuouimen eon1tasS.

2bpteb6uBe uStpe Stuuoe uht Die Sfnupe" DON
bet @anlbei' Statiau ua6 y8lfbinpion an
gBotentage1 700 g'orm. bis 500 9lbeubs.
Srhbere abfIbrt bon Der Mt. RopaIsS Edition.
Strefte gerbtnbung In Der utuen dutsns
etdfton gu Waiptnstoa nit aaes iabItd eetes.
saaibinston, berIaTen Wt. Manifestations:
900. +0.45. f7.10, *T.45, 1856. 1850, HOBO.
tl153,, Sll.55 eSorrt, *12 16. t12.53. ii.55
1855, 500 NiniieSj, 1850, .ii.ss abenSs:
perlailen Gamoer.S citation 1000, 1918, 1870.
200. 300, 1906, 400. "A. 80, 1000. .6.20,
200, 1920, $500, 1920, 5000. 1000, Hoo
Born, .12;o w. +12.o %, *1225, Hoo. s1.o5.
(ainiiieb), $1,000, zoos, !11.05, .11.s2 abbs.
8reoerid. Gainocftse intion. 1880 ino s9.15
Bnrm., t1.25, 1850 nno $50 gatu1.
Saaerstuun, 0tf. Hopat.Station, f7.46 Born,
1850 yiadm. 9amben.S Citation, 1880, 1890
Borm1., 1850, f4.00 Na6m.
Npgnl Blae 3tne
nadI philadelphia xub Neip.Dprf.
Reuer terminus an ber SreiunbaponatQtteu
Strabe. sSsip' port. oeqnem nod 6otelS, GssS
tern inh 0ei6GftSotftrtn.
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VaHe fir's Nusfaus beiorat @. Haine, ss.
4f3. ct. Saltimnrt.etr. uateG sus.S pnte. ass.
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<pferidmie0e uno Btumbcrs.
5obu Snbert, 1714 3bumessetrabe. Is. & s.
Ielepbu1: gSolie 1899.
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gledpIatten, WetaG ETC.,
8aIoerftonsS trube.
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&pble mnb Gpfe gum rgrennen."
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2~eihenbeitotter.

SUPERINTENDENT.
SanoerS & e1bnc, 17OS. .171O Gantpu.sIpeui
ssr'. Spnf, 9tortbs uio @reenmulintssIpenue.
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OIIPUUUTP.
r2onoon Bart Semctern," Office: 21 @eIt.
SaratogasS trnbe. -
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Eopier unb Eopier. Often.
sntitb, 5irum g.. 1o5 unb 167 Sanppcr.s Ctr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22
CAMPAIGN FUND PUBLICITY.

During the campaign of 1896 Mr..
Bryan's war chest was said to have
been kept replenished by the silver
mine owners. In his second
campaign the now csst-of Guffey. &C.
cording to his own testimony. was
one Of g number of rich men to whom
the Bryan managers never appealed In
vain. In 1908 Mr.. Bryan is more
conscious of the virtue that ia in
him. Unlimited secret contributions
having failed of their purpose in the
past, he now orders his treasurer to
keep his campaign books open before
election, and lest any one suspect him
OF traficking with the minions of great
wealth, announces that no contribu-
tions above $40, 600 will be received
from any single source. Beside such
a master stroke Of glaring rectitude,
how paitry seem Mr.. Taft's instruc-
tions to the republican treasurer to
obey the New York state law, which
requires a public accounting under
oath after the campaign of all moneys
received. The candidate that would
vie with Mr.. Bryan in disclosures OF
rectitude must devote his mornings tC
something less simple than the knock
ing about of golf balls New York
GIohe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22

Watch the crowds rushing fYon side
streets into an avenue and the s0ddon
display Of heads at al tho windows In
the neishborhood when tho band be-
gins to play at the head OF marching
soldiers and you get q good idea Of
how the war craze works on the young.
Being ready to fight makes a nation
aght, says one philosCRhs1s while an
other dsefnDes tAat Il b he spsendoe
Of war which ara1ns u POTUiaF. Bat
war Caznet DO spseedd SVltAe1t noise
to advertise IT, apteAdDG TAs noise
stirs up thu blSSd ana csoates taat
nerve wtarA - needed ~ make war 60.
What the paaeantr2 dees th1OuSh the
eye TO Axs do heaF& the noise does
through the eae.
With TIE nolse1esS Gua tbe MARTIAL
band must go to-. In France the drum
Is now Htanest siienNed IA the army.
Gaudy umafeEms GSe OUT Of favoF.
Equestrian pA0eantxy, with the COM
mander and hts Irfricne staR sweep4nH
down TIE FIELD. tsrSets for al eyes az
well a. fec few guns Is q thing ot>the
past. TIE general stays IA his tent,
ana his orders are cArr4ed By wire. So
the element - pOmp and romance In
war IS passing. and the nOlseless gun
VIII about finish It. Humanttarians
VIII do we'll to think about It before
they oppose the noAseless Maxim on
the ground that 1t is an internal con
triyance to murder human beings. II
may murder war by taking the last
yestige of romance out Of 1t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22

In spite of the predictions which had
reference to the money pressure the
outgoing European steamers at the be-
ginning of the hot season were crowd
ed with Americans. If the recoris of
travel are not broken this year, there
will apparently be no marked decline
IN the number who are seeking some
sort OF an outing abroad. The state of
business here may not be indicated one
way or another, for the great mass of
those who take the European trip have
been saving for 1t for years and, hav-
ing the money in hand, may as we'll go
as to stay at home, so far as business
conditions affect them. Dull times may
give the opportunity to a few to go
without loss; but, as rule, the crowds
come from the salaried class, and bust
ness f1uctuation does not concern them.
Unquestionabiy a change once q year
Is good thing for every one, The at
traction to Europe Is great but the
trip is too expensive to become a habit
WILL TIC 4AOuSI41OOS Az
very many it serves as an incentive 70
study the home country and to finding
out new ways of having a good time
at very little cost. The tourist abroad
observes that the natives and also
many Of the foreign tourists are get
ting enjoyment out Of the simplest
things and that It isn't really worth
while to go 50 far, at least not second
or q third time, for what can be en-
1oyed at home. We have at home sea
shore and mountain, Incompatible
lakes and stretches OF forest. The
'tust as good" vacation outing here
has the extra merit that It costs less
In the long run, and the money ex-
pended stays at home and may get
around to the same pocketbook again
after awhile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22

Mr. Bryan announces that if elect
ed he will not not be candidate for
more than one term. It will be re-
membered in this connection, that in
1900 he stated that having twice led
his party to defeat he could mover
ecnscientiously be a candidate again.
Ambition leads most politicians to for
get their snte-election pledges con.
corning another term. after they are
safely elected. President Roosevelt
is notable exception to the rule, and
steadfastly adhered 70 the PROMISE iiii
= $3.50 -~-..S upon the night Of bis cleo
ton that he would not Do 8 candidate
for reelection. Had he yielded to the
opportunities of his admirers no
power could have prevented the
nomins ton coming to him in the
recent convention but he was honest
and sincere and yet had to make the
most positive announcements to con-
vince the people that he meant what
he said. It is such q common thing
to ignore such promises after election
that people have come to have but
little faith in them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22

The republican senatorial and con-
gressional situation is becoming more
interesting each day. There are still
four candidates in the field for the
senatorial toga, while there are but
three congressional sspirants. Voters
in Grant county are especially inter
ested as district attorney Kopp is one
of the candidates for the nomination
to congress. AS district attorney Nc.
Kopp has served his county we'll for
nearly four years, doing all in his
power to bring violators of the law to
Justice He is man known to be
clean IN every respect, while his quail
Ifcations for the Office are the highest
If Mr. Kopp's record as district attor-
ney is any criterion of what it would
be as congressman, certainly the vot-
ers of this county will make no mis-
take in supporting him for the Office
he seeks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22
SUMMONS,

State of Wisconsin. Grant County. In
Circuit Court
Jennie BurEeSS.-Plaintiff.
VS..
CHESTER Burgess
PENDANT:
You are hereby sum moned to appear
within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of service,
ana defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid; and in case of your failure
SO 10 do. Judgment viii be rendered against
plant.
GRAVES & EARLL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
~; ADDRESS, Prairie du Chen, Craw-
ford County, Wisconsin,
N, p: The original summons and com
plant IN the above entitled action are now
on ME IN the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Grant County. Wisconsin,
list ms. July. q: last ms, Aug %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22

1t is quite generally conceded that
Taft will carry every eastern state
north of the Mason and Dixon line,
and the hope of Bryan will be to win
enough states in the middle and far
west, added to the solid south, to
secure his election. The nomination
of q vice presidential candidate from
Indiana indicates the intention OF
making that state the battle ground
in the hope that it may be carried for
democracy Four years ago Roose-
velt's majority in Indiana was 81, 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22

The Tammany delegation of New
York went home from the Denver con-
vention feeling gloomy concerning the
overthrow of McCarren of Brooklyn
who is said to be able to absolutely
control the political situation in that
city and his turn down is expected to
seriously effect the democratic state
ticket in New York this fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22

Gov. Hughes is catching speckled
trout in the Adirondacks. and keep
ing the state politicians guessing as
to his second-term intentions. The
people Of New York will take hand
in suggesting the right thing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22
A Mans First Care.

A mans first care should be to
avoid the reproaches of his own heart;
his next, to escape the censures OF
the world. II the last interferes wits
the former, 1t ought to be entirely neg
lected; but otherwise there cannot be
a greater satisfaction to an honest
mind, than to see those APPROPRIATIONS
which it gives itself seconded by the
applauses of the public.-Joseph Add
son.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-07-22
Mammals and Their Distribution.

The distribution Of mammals over
the earth shows many curious fea-
lures. North America, northern Eu-
rope and Asia have many families in
common. Such animals as wolves,
foxes, bears, deer and moose. beavers,
squirrels and rabbits live all around
the northern hemisphere. The mana
mails found on isolated islands are OF
SURPRISING interest to the naturalistsi