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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

@oltimorer @cu3elrit.
ter in Bbtla0elp9in.- Cine
Spc5ioIOcpci6e an ben oGcuti6en
Gorreiponbcntel" beiogt, onb Der CT
iic Sfot-Gon0reB bcs fiir5Iid gcgriins
beten Norboltliden SfotpcrbonoeS,
Ger Jet Wittmod in Ebilooelpbio
tagt iiber Grluortcn gut bcilld)t lit.
VII Dem nit bemielben perbuuocnen
Sfot3 urr,icr betbciligtcn iih ctlpa
800 Mcn6clritter, bor1tlttcr 5luun5ig
ton Baltimore, utter Oieicn Die Scr.
rcn ISM. Ho6e, 4ug. &0ocr, &copoIo
Micnlot 6ron6 @0bmcr Srib
Shnibt, @n1. Stiibr, @crm. Cub
llcr, Charles 2a6eumcpcr uno =.
LuIt. Nn Dem erItet Spiel 9lbeno
(aPittluod)) gemont @Gdcrmciltcr
Srib S0n1iot, Ser lmbcitrittenc
Champion @oltinlore'S, 10 ans %
Gpiclcn, mas linn cine quite 9llSlidt
chi cilten EreiS geben oiirfte. Ser
WoItinlorcr Sfot.Glltb bot cirlcn bib.
Id)en EreiS 0eitiftet, Der inter Sen
5ublrcidJen Gbrenpreiien cine benlcr.
tcnSpcrtbc Stcllc cinnimnlt. Sclltc
lUirO iibcr bic SSroGe el1ti6ieocn, III
peldcr. Stont Der nQ6ItiGbrigc Gpn.
0rcb itottiiuDcn ioQ. Cir 9nltimorer
luollen ole NnitrengilnGelt modcn
Die @ubl ubcrt M ulrnmentcnltobt
o,trh5uiebenjg mo 4dbelpt Jallcn Nn.
idein ol,f quite a1t$Fhteh!Tr-..
'Std'rG'N RGfiiirlif DIET" rs.
rcS. - Ger DsidFfi41ee, SS%5dg1eS 6orlt
loclNcr Dor Snr5em ,pell Ebilooelpbio
rod bier 9etplnmen, tpor ulro All Der
Shore Oes 9iiliS'S troben-Gommil-
idrS &rn. @m. &orfin ais Nufieber
Stnltcllung gcfunoGlt bate, pllroe &c.
ltern bon Strait 'Ndtfin III Oent oili
Der Shore beiinbIidcn @dltSdcn ais
%cidc ouigciiInocn. Sous mar ieit
brci Eogelt pernliBt morocn, Goro.
rer &orton CAB cit ollf 800 infolge
bon &er5lhnGde" l~olltenoeS &erOift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
Baltimore 0ampf Safct So.

IWifc unD 3uperlnlttgf SdtsStnte.)
Die Ser. StuutensIoft befbroerno.
9ampfer Britannia" (neul, .sfabama,"
gGeornia," ysenneiee".
Sampler tdbren tdgItb. Soniltaes ansaenor1.
men, Dor ben pNais9inie"sBiers. Gr. 10-t8.
2igbt. strake, .. so ,slbPtos. Nfbireft mad CIS
Qlnften Ses eiiSens. SerbinSuna in SISS
Eotnt gnnfort nit Der &c. & 8. 6ifenbabnI.
gtnb Ri6nonA, @erDinoune in gortsmoutb NIT
Dem oSeaboaro 9lir Cine" fcIi6em Bulge mad
Portsmouth urb glt!nntn. Sn gaorfolf 8erbin'
oil,la NIT per .gtIal,tie Coat Cine" Nurto!i
llno iueitlif ilno rSlo Dominion Cine" tao
Getpbern. @aibtn9ion, SIC, @i6ntono, 90,
Iirh NetusWurf. |
0tabI3eiten md europdiftem BIune. Qliru.
rtoie .1niiiien5tntmer, eleftrifhe 8eIeu6tlna,
EnmpfbeidIua, @uien fret. 8efcrbirt. 9aiiiteii.
thinner IN ben @inet'Nifrenur oer Bah Cine"
Gr. 1907, SftsRnItitnore.Strabe Mr. 6O8-5OS,
stqbt~StlGbe; g. 81. g. Sfftce, 6iiooft.gde Der
Baltimore. lno guInertsStrube: r9onttuentaI
5rrft guilntna" rno IIhaieb'S gr. 100. 9soro.
GbarleSsStrabe
Spbu q. sbeIipupn, O., gruuu
TicesTrdf. II. Sen. sWldndder. Gen. sgaN n. .Maeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
Notional ganfen.

National 9anten.
THE Go Sppn glational Sant," 9an, rnb
@retersStrabe. Sac0b N. Soof. 4rdibeni;
SeIIrb D. 9teoue, 3affirer.
r3Ueite NntioualsSant," 432 SlbsBroabmab.
~. y. lSd9Her, aafitret.
~pgGritern National Suui," ID 9lorosSutdipsS Ctr.
~. Marriott. SafItrer.
ySritte Niatipnal Saut," Ode Baltimore uno
EortbsStrabe.
'urnIerS d WlerdJnntS' 9iatIonat YaRf,"
Souibs lilo 2ombnrosStraSe.
,0H,n,ereinl & Sarmers' Eatipnal Banf."
Sf 'luels@de 9uiuaro. uub @ermansStrabe.
5. ). 8aloiuin, ~Seaiiirer. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
3ufdnlineu
=
Bon Nntcritn


OHIlllllNtH e . = . . = sb'p'Nih 'l'f''' ii''-N
Grlp il Of te Ginmanocrcr.
Salt nit ic0em ictt onfomumcnocn
Iompicr treifcn einigc oclltih.ruiit.
ihe 6omilicn eirL Die nod oent Ter
nen @citen rciien molcll, nm BORT,
mic Sic ibtcn porangegn1genet Yer
manoten unb 6rclmOc, Ndcrbot 81
betreiben. @em olld) mond)e 0icier
2eltte obrc groBerc 9oornrittcl bier
cintreffen, neil lie iiA megen hires
6ortfonme15 altf lire bieIigcn Scr
monbtcn uerloiicn biirfen, 10 iino bod
Die mciiten bon ibnen iebr gut nit
@elomitteln ucricben, rmo Die 3nbl
Der 6omilicumit8Iieber reprGicntirt
ein oniebnlides SGuflcin tilhtigcr
arbeitsfraftc, 10 boB iie bel Der pc.
orbeitlmg ibrcr SSelber irenlocr Silltc
eutbebren fonncit. 1icle 2ertc btl.
oeli Den &ttil Der 1cgenw1rtigrll Gin
wanoerung mo meroen BON Der Sin.
ipanoerlngS = 9cborOe millfommen
gebeiBen, penn lie aud 5itiucilen ne.
ger tehniidcr Surmoiit0tcn oils
@Glte 5llriid bebolten meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
WerdantS & Mincrs transport. Gu,
Sampfcrs9imic.
Eradlt NH Euiiuuicrr.

camp fcrs9iuic.
Sradlt uno Eaiiugicrc.
9;udI Suitr uno benz Eten.
: BAD WSrouibcnee nns benz Siten.
SpIttttdg, NienItda mo Sreitaa, 6 1lbr Mbenos.
y 9iadl Hc,ppurts9icus mno Hpriplf.
SolItaa Ntcititaa mo Sreiidq, 6 llbr Nbenos.
4 6rnht ull1euomneit tdaith bis . llbr Nadm.
1itr oenielbe1 Sng nbiubrenoe Salnpfer.
Nnd SauannaIl NIB bent siorn,
Stenitnq mo Sreitd0. 6 1tbr gthenoS.
:. u. Mc9icili, N0ent. Hicr iui, Siio.GaD.s Str.
Suuptbiircau: @crmars nno 2iaBt.Strabe.
ht2 Rae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

TIC WiDef6 & pIds Np.t IU4 SHU'VUIUuFU1@It'
Seitungen, 3eitidriften etc.
,,sbe Baltimore Tews Co." 9apio gbercrculs
bic, Sef9aftsfiibrer, 31S gSeft'SeruansStr.
gauntaterialien, Sbiiren, Senlter'
ra6menj 2aoen etc.
Samrs y. Spiter Il Co., t15 uiio lit Sls5re.
beridsStraBe.
sen. 8. eipan & Bro. Ala 2iebtitr. sBerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
WopofQteit.

gfbulpb @ntberlrt, RettsanipaIt, SIR. 10, Oft,
2erineion'Strnbe Z. Il y. 9bone, ct. 9aul
$3.50. 81.
8. 6arbart ebimer, RettsautpaIt, Union 9ruIt
guiloin9, Baltimore, Wlo. Seioe Telephone.
Sarl ". VI. ehnlB, 1876. 1919 2aiusYuiIotng.
@uitnuus aurb, 261. 300 Galoert Builoine.
j, &m. Srtnnnn, III MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

S6idiol ihper gcprjlitcn 6ror chcll'
foaS burdb cine 6turr2brunIt beilnges
Iltd)t, nobel Der @ottc u10 pier &llt'
ser pcrbronrten, m1brCn0 orci Der
&tll0cr acrcttet mur0Ul.
Sit nun &itraCr uOn Nnnas
polls.
Ger Staots iefretGr 9}. @il2lolp
NilliomS bat li6 IN 2lmnOpolt2 iilr
Die folnnncuoc Nnbl rcaii!rirrn Iullell.
&erlangen meme @ritfe.
Gic GommiiiQrc BON @%oibln8tot'
Gplmtp bn6rll 0ciAliiiic on8cnonls
men, i'll lpeldcn tie DPrjonJelr, oaB
Die Baltimore 1tno G6io=@ablt" 5it
&cco0suiAepiu ne1lc 0rijdft iibcr Den
2Intictom1Gtetf errid)tp, init Der Be.
9riihonna BOB ole oltc griidc lrcIcn
bca 8cucr9, Dos Oieielbc fiir5jtN be.
trof itniidcr lei.
9r,Q up in Gotm bri08e.
Sic }qlngcn Scr r1tnnooro
GampimdiGcrci" 81 Gon5ri0Ac lit
total bird 6cncr 3crit6rt morOcn.
Ter onacridjtctc Sdaoeu bctrG5t
$4,000.
&ctcrnn gcitorDcn.
Gn Cumberland, Wo., lit GopitG1
M
WoltlSbD, Elm II Sabre alter Sctcron
0ea Yiir8crfricges, mclhcr Den &ricg
ais Nrtiacric-S fii5ier mitnraHtc, &C.
ltorbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

.EaEe our GciIc ms HUSBAND 6e'
iorgt 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Sit.Saltt'
mpreirafc, maize Chiffon Soaie ADe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

Flllmbing, Surnoces, STANCES unb
Gefen, Gadoedcn 1trD Rtnneu.
Senuett Srus., 500 observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

TaiIe snr &eiic ms NnslanS &c.
iurst g. Maime, 3r. 4t3, Cn-gaIti.
moreitrahe, nagc GmitOm Sraie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

9led)platten, Metau etc.
encn, 6nnflin & So. (ineorporirt), 10. 10.
ydloeritonsSira6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
SrltIt @onlpoanten.

Srltlt 9ompagnien.
,0surblauo 9ruit Co.," gorSpeft,@de Colbert.
uno BermansStrabe. &rier Seri6, grdiis
bent; g. g. 8intrterinanl, Sefreidr; Carroll
Yan 9eb. ~ShaBmellter.
Baltimore Sruit & gaaramtee Co.," equitable
building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

SGmereien.
8riiftth & Surner Co., 205 gtorbs 8acasS trabe.
Wormor. uno 8rantts@erfe.
g. Siiadrtner & ebbus. Tia. .71s BeftsgaItt.
~HoresStrabe.
plumbing, 5urnaces, STANCES unb
Cefen, Gahoefcn 1tnD &tnnen.
geunctt 9rus, 523 Torbs5 remontsgpenue
&lipferihmieoe lno SAUNDERS.
Sthu Snbsrt, t7t4 9b~ameSsetrube- q. & g.
aslepbon: @oIfe 1899.
Seuer 8eriiherunsen.
ssn;. :: ehadeltoro & 60, Is uno II Chamber
,Nupnl Sniuranee Gu. Of atuerpopl," Senrb ID.
WurttcIo, &iioerts0fannger, 101-102 gbGHs
ber OF Commerce 9uiloino.
u8erninnta Senernerndierrngs . 8eielihaft."
Baltimore uno gtortbsSirube.
@igentbums Igenten un6
-SGnolar.
Sisrrc 6. 9asan &c Eesbeiu, 10 Sit.2e1inaton.
Strabe.
Sufihmieh 3ubebGr.
u Ss2tt @apne Co.: 1863 nnb sd4 TorS'cap'
Goblen nnb Soi5.
Senrp q. Bon Scine, $50 @onmbiasgrenue
S6ml,diaden uno ltbren.
". 3. Dtiuer, 23 Sft.8aItimpres StraBe.
8ionoIeib @eihGfte.
"GoniOIioateb 2uan Co.," I Roros9 ah.G trnBe.
Tianos nlto Srgeln.
Gbas. ~. stieif, 9 Nrro.aibertbs strabe.
Ism. Snabe K 3d. Rdrisglne. uno S1pettesStr
Tapier unb Bapier. 9iiten.
Smith, Si1ou 81, 1876 unS 107 Sano5crsStr.
8led)platten, Metan etc.
snon, 6nnfIin * So. (neorporirt), 49,. 10.
gdIberitonsSirnBe.
2cihenbeItatter.
sunberS & sauue, t70s. ITO @antons gperie.
Nm. Spuf, Mtutibs NIB @reenmDuntNbenue.
Srieobofe.
reenbpn Pari SemeterS." Office: 81 8efi.
Sa~ratpaasStrnEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
StantS 0nnfen.
Ghnr Qnnfen

,7eutiG,e ganf pun Saltimprs," Baltimore
uiIo SoltonosStrnBe. glu9uit 8ecPr, Brdft
bent; 3. s.. Slot, S6abmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

Warmors uno 8rantts Werfe.
=. Siladrtner & Sbbne. TIA. .71S gBeltsgaItt.
MOresStrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
NarDIanb G TcnnigIpania 81. 81.

a.50 Gofnt., nab Uorf, aus9. Sonntdg.
$50 8orri., mad 3eIta, muir SonntaeS.
$50 8prni, mad BeIair, casg. Sonntags.
ll.50 SorIn.. mad Sslatr, ausg. SamftaoS
uno GonntaeS.
LOO ganm., mad @eTair, Hur GonntaqS.
1.20 glatru., mad geIair, fnir SamftaeS.
$50 ytn6IH., na6 Yorf, ausg. SonntdeS.
4.05 Nadbri., iu4 Selfd, fiur SountaeS.
6t5 gaebIn., mao Veldtr, niiSo SpnntdsA
$40 9benbs, mad Delta, aisa. SonntaaS.
II. 90 gbenos, mad Delta, nur SonntaaS.
11.30 4benoS, mad Yeldir nrSa. Souufaos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

,9eutide srar6anf ppu Yalttmure," Gutuips
uuo laitinpresS traBe.
st. Sumts sparbnnt," BaItiupresG traBe uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

Eapier unb Bapier.0 Often.
Smith, Ti1ou 81, 1876 uno t07 Sano5crsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
?ciherbeItotter

SanberS < Sbuue, t70s. .17t0 @antonsSibeHue
Nm. 6uuf, aioti6s NIB @reenmountsGbeme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

,2onbpn Garf GemrterS," Office: 81 Aefts
SurutuaasStraEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

EaIie sur &eiie in'S Mnsiano be-
Iorst 6. Saline, Mr. 413, Eit-Salti-
moreltraEe, nabc Clifton !Spaie MDs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
Srlffttp 6 sarner Co., 2o5 ysorOsRacu.e trabs

2anbmirtbi6aftlid)e @erGtbe unb
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

&upferitmieoe uro B(umbers.
Sihu Subsrt, t7t4 9bamessS traBe. Is. & g.
Selepbon: gSoIte 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09

panoerrn0s = 9cboroe millfommen
gebeiBen, lpcnn Itc aud 5ilmcilen ne
gen te6niidJer SurmoiitGten oils
@Glte 5llriid bebolten merbcn.
3u @rabe 9etragen.- dc
@eeroigung Der on 9ieultog int
rMugSburgsSeim" beritorbenen 6rolt
Morp arobl fotb 9eitern Nodmittog
bon Ser gnitolt aus oitf Dem Ct.
Soltl's Sriebbofe Itott. Ealtor Gbri.
iiiolt &iibn bon ser beiitidcn eooll.
geliidpIlttbcriiden ct. EoulS,&irdc
umtirte i'm Seim unb ON @rnbe.
Sh0ne 9lumenipenben i6niidten
Die leste Gl,beitGtte Ser Gntihloieneu.
&us 9abrtlldtr19er iun9irten' bier
Snioiicn be8 Snititllts. Sron arobl
iprroe ont 9. Ge5ember 1884 in
Yallten IN Sod)ien Gentidlonb, &C.
loren. Sic perbcirotbete iid nit
Sru. Sobu arobl, Der iebt Sen Ser
llit ieincr &cbena9ci0brtin beflogt.
NoS Gbepoor molocrte I'M Sabre
1882 nod Inlcrifo ans, no cS lid IN
Baltimore niebcrlieB. Seit odt Sab.
rem lilo @cibe Snioiicn ocS Mugs.
lllrgSsSeims. 0ie &critorbcnc birs
'tcrlGBt ollber ibrCm @ottcn cine III
&eutldl ano lebcllOc StlucItcr.
Gas gmpon9S Gomite
liz Den Gorbinal. - Go5 aus
@ciitlid)cn unb Soien beitebcnoc So.
mite, mcldcS Cardinal 8ibbona nad)
Baltimore GCleiten miro, iGbrt belttc
Ntofmittog bon Der Molnnt Ruuul-
Stotion nad) Ncp-Oorf. 0uiIclbc be.
lebt ans 9iihoi S'Gonncll. Mrftor
Ser &otbolild)cn llnipcriitdt; WGucs
rol.&ifnr >. .. Gorrigun: MoniiN.
nor see, @oibington; Die %dtcr >So9.
+. &olocn M. @nrabub, gSilinm u.
Heoroon &onleS i. 0onobue, NJ. 4.
6olcp, @iuiom :, HuiIeu, @oibiuN.
Ton; :. Y. NtcGormif, :. u. Sun.
name, <. Z. @bolen; Or, Slpnn,
Er1lioelit bon Mplmt ct. Worp'S;
5. :. Barr, @aibington; Youl @rii-
iitb, @o'bington; 9. Me9tamora rmb
Den $50. Moam Neitpcrt, @iIliom q.
8obnn, Sobu I. MorriS, Sobu ..
q. @beltle unb 5. =. Goulficlb. Die
Hiidiobrt eriolet INN 1913 @ormit.
toys ON SamItog bon Seriep Gitp.
GoS Ero9ramm Der Earooe lit be-
rcits i'm nGeutiden Correspondent.
ten" otSiiibrlif beriftet morOen.
@ercdtieter @un f. -
Sotter: sd freue mid iuirflid, oab
beilte Ibeno lpieoer Der giielior
Braun sur Soiree erid)eint, Der i'm,
mer 10 piel SpoB mod)t!" - Mut,
ter: nGdL iuein er bod lieber Grnit
MAIDEN poqte!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
gi9entbums Igenten un6
-SGnblar.
sisrre 6. Sneen C Rcsbep, 10 Sit'2eSiuaton
Strabe.

Eianos mo Srgeln.
GbaS. M. stieif. 9 9cro.2iherth. Strobe.
2Sm. Snabe K So, 9Grirgtne. uno SdnettesGtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
0ei9dftss@
SGders, Gonbitor. nnS Sutel'
SeOurfsnrtifel.

S1e @iDers & Sids Co., 104 ShoHS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24
WANT TERRITORY FUNDS
CAMERON TO ASK FUR ACT AL.
LOWING STATE TO TAKE
OLD APPROPRIATION.

Guthrie. Ok, Jan. 23.-Rev. +. d.
Cameron. state superintendent OF
public instruction, will ask the leg
islature to pass law allowing the
state to use the appropriation made
by the old Oklahoma territorial
schools. as the latter are bankrupt.
Although there are territorial APP
proprIations amounting to s275.0O0, in
etruotors In the state schools have
been without pay since Oklahoma be-
came state State Auditor Trapp
has refused to issue warrants until
the legislature has authorized the
transfer Of the funds.
There is a fund Of $4,000 school
land money To be divided among
the seven state institutions. besides
about $4,000 which is being held
from the old tax levy, lease and
building funds. When the desired
law is passed the state schools will
have at their disposal from the old
tax levy and the other funds the
following amounts: Oklahoma Uni
versity. $4,000; Agricultural and
Mechanical College, s25,OO0; Deaf
and Dumb Institute. 10000; Lang
ston University Normal, $4,000;
Central Normal 100000; Northwest
ern Normal. $4,000. These amounts
are exclusive of the $4,000 school
land fund.
Under the present conditions 1t is
even impossible for the state TO pay
the janitors who care for the state
schools
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24

Southwestern Press.
Washington, Jan. 2i.-Scores OF
protests are pouring into the postof'
flee department. demanding n re-
vision of the new rulings regulating
the mailing of newspapers and pc
riodicals. Prominent publishers
all over tho country are Interested
in the matter. but the country pape'~
are most seriously affected since
under the ruling which Is made
they can not mail papers at second
class rates only to those whose sub
scrirtions have been paid within a
year. The executive committee OF
the National Editorial association
will meet here Monday to consider
the question. and to make arrange
ments ror the coming convention In
81 Paul.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24

his opponents are daily growing
less. Mir. Bryan's announced willing
ness to withdraw in favor Of such
men as Governor Johnson OF Mime
sofa. llokc Smith Of Georgia or
Senator Culberson OF Texas and his
declaration that he would support
any one OF these with enthusiasm has
only added TO his popularity and, at
least among his followers here, the
impression pervails that there Is no
danger Of Bryan being called upon
to withdraw In favor of any of these
named, or any one else. These peo-
pie maintain that Bryan is in the
race 10 stay and that when the
national convention meets no other
name will be presented for the pres
idential nomination. Democrats In
this part Of the country do not
favor the talk Of placing a south.
but they are perfectly willing. II moi
anxious, to concede the second place
to that section OF the country. and
this sentiment Is taken as greatly
enhancing the prospects Of J. Taylor
Ellyson, lieutenant governor OF Vir
ginla, who, besides being extremely
popular in the south. is equally pop
ular In New oYrk, where he has
many friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24
NEAR SENATOR DOUGLAS
WASHINGTON STORY TELLS
THAT muskooEE MAN is
BACK IN DOUBTFUL LIST.

Washington, d. c., January "a
January tAe seventh was not a red
letter day In Colonel Clarence B.
Douglas political calendar, and
thereby hangs tale which promises
to develop into one of the best
campaign yarns of the season.
The story is long one and cen
ters around the white house and the
home OF Vice Preident Fairbanks.
The principals in the cast are none
other than the doughty colonel him
self, the president. the vice presi-
dent and Private secretary Loeb.
Act I. At Guthrie, Colonel Clar-
ence B. Douglas receives caucus
nomination for United States sena-
tor from Oklahoma but through lack
Of votes only becomes a near sena-
tor
Scene /. Douglas at his desk
writing to the White House telling
OF his selection for the United States
senate.
Scene IL. Colonel Douglas re-
ceives letter from Private Secretary
Loeb making personal congratula-
tions to the Muskogee editor on his
near victory and sends regrets be-
cause Douglas was not elected to
the senate.
A,r If. Douglas in Washington.
Registers at the Raleigh Hotel, and
goes to the white house and informs
Loeb of his fealty to the Roosevelt
administration.
Act III. Colonel Douglas calls on
the vice president.
Act ". Douglas invited TO dine
with the vice president and Mrs
Fairbanks January seventh, together
with other famous literi including
George Ade and Thomas Nelson
Page.
Act V. Colonel Douglas accepts
invitation.
Act vi. Scene |. Home of tht
vice president, including Douglas
Vice president and Colonel Douglas
retire to convenient corner and dis
cuss Oklahoma politics and advanta
ges of an uninstructed delegation tC
the Chicago convention. Enter Pres
ident Roosevelt and RS. Roosevelt
unexpectedly. Great confusion anc
evidence OF embarrassment In cor
ner. Colonel Douglas makes best o
situation and inquiries OF Mrs. Roosc
welt why she continues to send hel
children to the frozen north during
the holiday season instead of Okla
homa. Mrs. Roosevelt replies tina
Colonel Douglas need not be sur
prised next summer If he finds TIVE
Roosevelt boys on his hands.
Scene II. Colonel Douglas apollo
gizes to Vice President Fairbanks
for referring to the frozen north.
Act VII. Scene white house. TIT
presfdent at his desk. Enter Loeb
The President: u met Colohe
Douglas at the home of Vice Presi
dent Fairbanks last night. Wha
does this mean?'
Loeb: "Mr. President, | shall pu
Colonel Douglas back into the doubt
ful column
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24

In San Francisco II appears to
be no crime for political boss to
extort money from French restaurant
keepers and "divy up" with the
; mayor On the west coast robbing
IA Frenchman seems to be regarded
as almost rs meritorous an action
as clubbing Jap
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The curious fact that the only dc.
st tpartment Of the federal govern
R,nent which directly looks after the
10 public health Is the treasury depart
=nent was disclosed when the Amer
can Medical association whose head
quarters are in Chicago. seriously
ook mp the creation OF department
f health as governmental institu.
ion. As the cabinet is considered al.
'eady unwieldy, the public health
fill necessarily become the function
bureau In a department already
,r. Established. Supervision OF ouaron.
cd tne regulation, a peculiar duty for
saie financial end OF government.
lTrtgan years ago when the mcrcan.
lie marine was considered moro
,nportant than it Is now. Hospitals
ere established for the crews of the
aiding vessels and this grew into
ioi -iarantne inspection.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24

Congressman Cook, OF Colorado at
tacks President Roosevelt and his
land policy In n letter sent to the
president congress and tie SUE
prcme court. Although republican.
George Washington Cook must be
very undesirable citizen, for he
declares Teddy TO be impulsive and
diotatorial. and infcrentially puts
Taft In the same boat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-24
BRYAN MOVEMENT GROWS.

Meanwhile the Bryan movement
L'ows apace. The action OF United
-.ates senators jefferson Davis OF
kansas and Gore OF Oklahoma in
''pearing before the progressive dem.
,ratic leage in New York as openly
vocating the candidacy OF the
>eerless One" Senator Davis char.
I, terizing him as "the greatest man
S country has yer produced. has
,ated profound impression and
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Mark Twain is said to have over
fifty thousand dollars tide up in n
trust company as a result IT the
late striugency and II Is doubtful
II even the leading humorist of the
country can see the joke in the sit.
, uation.