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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Cifisierc %ucrlanat.

IIbann T.-9., ~. Sanunr. -
8eneralaoiiltant Senrp aab porae,
tern befannt, ouB 8oup. Sugbes eill
Runoidrelben oeS 9riegsiefretGrs
Gait erboIten babe, in neltem er er.
indlt miro, bon Den Mitglieoern Der
Staatsn1ili5 einen Ganoibaten si er.
nennen, pelfer ndfiteu Suli Inn Die
Grnennung sum llnterlieutenont int
Der Vunoesarmee in 8ettbelperb tire,
ten lolle. Sober 8ouuerneur iou Ell.
men lolden Ganoioaten e%rnennen, Der
jeoof bon 'einen uorgeietten Sfiijics
rem inoollirt iein ioa. Die Candida.
ten miiIien 5Diifen II uno 81 Sabre
alt uno leOig iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
8eiud unt GpnfnrscrflGruna.

Soften Ger, 70. Snnuur.-9ie
8l1ubiger Der n8armers & 9anfer&
@arcbouie Building aliociotion"
iteaten geitern bei'm bieiigen Bun.
besgeriht ben antrog, iiber Die &c.
ienidaft ben Gonfurs 81 p%erbGngen.
Sn abpeienbeit oeS TrGiioenten 0a.
bio $. Sbopiro iibernabm Der tell
pertretenoe getriebsleiter 3. 8.
Broom Die 9lngebenntmortlmg. 9ie
GerbinOlidJfeiten iiberiteigen $500.
600, mdbreno Die gftipa lid niht ge.
nan feititeIlen %laiicn. @efieI i'm 8e.
inmmtbetrage bon mebr oils 500.
900, meIte Sbnpirc auf BEN in Ban.
ferott perfaqenen z. u. Sonie iiber-
tragen bat, limo 5ur 3eit Besenitano
Der llnieriud)uns ieitens Der @rano.
SnrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Cbuc @Hrgidaft bcm 8crid)t iiber'
micIcn.

Gemarf, I..S, ~. Sanuar. =
Ebeobore ct. @bitmore mllroe &C.
itcrn in Sorriion bonn Hid)ter 9rane.
gan inter Der anflage, ieine @ottin
Seleno ermoroet 81 boben, obne gu
laIiung bon 9iireihaft fit oas Ser,
fabren Der 8robgcidhporenen feitge-
balten unb nod Dem @efangnib BON
Slioion.Gountp in Seriep-Gitp &C.
iorot. 0ies lit oas porlaufige Gelul-
tat scr llnteriud]ungen iiber ben fen
~iationellen Moro IN Den Sadeniaf-
Meaooms, meldle Die 9eboroen in oen
lcsten @oden beifdftigten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Sin. nnb 3Ifmanoernna.

Nem Dort II. Sanuor. =
8uitau $. Sfipab bonn .Horooeut.
ifen 2lopo" lieB ii6 bier olli 9e.
irogen iiber Die au9enblidlid)en gin-
l,uo MISUNDERSTANDING aus.
gr iagte: nGie 3oblen fir Die erltert
10 Gage oeS nellen SabreS loiien err
~feilnen, oaB Die Hiidlponoerultg poli
MrbeitsfrGiten ans oen Ser. Staaten
na6 europa nod nid)t nahgelaiien
bat. SIN 3Dildenoed perlieBeli ipGbs
reno oieieS 3eitralmeS 1857 Ser
ionen gegen III 6424 I'M gleiheli
9~eitroume oes Sorjabres Die Ser.
Staaten. Sn gleihem MaBe bat iih
ser 8erfebr in Ser =. aajiite geboben,
inoem 664 Eerionen mebr ais in oen
eriten 10 5agen oes 8oriabres bon
bier abinbren. Siele Eerinnen, mcl.
DIE i'm 3niihenoed bierber fonmen,
perlailen oas 9anb ais Vaiiagiere Der
=. 2allife.
.Gie abrabme ocS ans ginnanoe.
lid, 5uiammeniesenoen arbeiter-
Clements gebt ollh peiter berpor aus
Der m%erfbaren Ibnabme Der eilupal.
Oerer5iiier. Sn ben eriten 10 Ia9ell
ees Sabres lino MIR 1852 i'm 3ni-
itenoed eiugepanoert, gegen 424S
i'm sleifen 3eitraume oes Soriab.
res"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

ten QcSogen meroen, Die nift piQenS
iinb, Die rSntereiien 81 be5qblen. Die
S6ueamtS Sntereiien mogen 10 nieo.
ria uie Elm 8iertel Don einem Gro.
sent iein 81 3eitcn elmer GepreiIion,
| luern 0ic Standardization geforbert
lucr0cn Iol, uocr lie mogen 81 irgeno
elmer S0bc geIteigert neroen, unlSalt
al qebietcn, menn Die SnouItrie sur
Sp~efllatiot Oegenerirt unb Der
Mertb 0eS Collars iih 1noert. Die
@lenOerltnQ oes 3inaiuBe6 fam obne
~porberige gtoti3 pOrgenonmen tuer.
Den Ourd) Sr0rc oeS SdaBamtslefrcs
tGr0 in @uibington. llnter geipobn.
li6en 8erbGltniiien miro Dies nidlt
otter mie m0dentlidl geI6eben uno
Der Gag miro iener iein, III meldem
ole Nenocrumg Der Disseminate Der
@anf bon @~ngluno erfolat. ,Sn Der
3llfrn1it mcrocn bel feineu @anfen
0cpoIiten 9enIudt meroen, pelde Die
lSllterciien nidt be5oblen mollelL un0
nos 8olumen Der 0epoiiten miro
niht niafiirli6 erbobt ober ernieorigt
lueroen, ionoern I'M 8ege Der IenOe.
ring ocS Shobomt- 3insiuBeS."
@e0cu Nlorid. II. 6omler'
Bills.
Die 0emofrotiifen Mitglieoer ocS
&allSsGomitcS fiir 8anfcn uno W0b'
nng bicltcn geltern cine &erianms
Illn9 ob, in melder ole Soipler- uno
Nlorit- 8orlogen sur Selpredung ia
men un0 cinitimmig bcihtoIien iurlr.
DC, ieoen Nntro9 5I mlteritiiterL mel
d)cr cincn Sernlin IN Der Nngelegen-
belt Dor Dem pollen 9omite foroert.
Die WinoritGta .Witglieoer limo 9cgcn
oic Nlorid). Vorlo9e, uno ole bon
Toluler miro ola 81 reuolutionGr an
Gcieben.
Yeuiion iir &oslep'$
6umilie.
Srelln0c 0eS anl Wontog III Nelps
2)orf pl0blid) g%cItorbcnen Gontmona
oerS s.. .. @oSlep mollen ben Con.
greB criilfen, fir oeiien @ittme uno
Sodter cine Spe5iol Yeniion olls5ll.
lcbeL ou SoSleu lie po%llItGnoig nit
tclloa 5uriidgeluiien hat. Soslep pm
Elm pcroicntcr WurinesS ffi5ier. Gr
bate Den groBen idmimnlcnoen lrof-
tcn6od .0epep" bon Nmerifo mad
Ger Subigsgoi, Fbilippinen, obne
llnfol gcbroft.
Stcucru 5uritd 5n er it tat
'Snlonoiteuer GommiiiGr @opers
bot belltc angeoronet, bob $4525, ipel-
DE Scr Stuut Noro.Garolino inter
Grotclt oltI g~egobrenc Wol59etronfc
te5ablt bot, oenlelbcn 5llrilderltottet
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Scinen Icrletnngen erlegen.

Hopenua, g., ~, Sanuar. -
ebmoro ). Collier bon Gleueluno,
Der geltern ouf Dem @rabe ieiner
Satin bier ieinen bltnoen Sobn er-
itoB mo iib ielbit cine ihluere Ser
Ieeungi beibrahte, lit i'm Soipit,l ae-
ltorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Carrie Natiun luiro flma.

abilene, SIS, ~. Sanuor. -
Sreunbe Ser befannten Carrie Notion
haben III g%riabrung eebrad)t, oab Die
Sebtere ibren @inonniibIenfnmpi &c.
gen Die @irtbihaiten oils mounfba.
res 8eid)aIt auiaegeben bat. Sic loll
ibre 8eInnobcit ino piel @elo babel
elrlgebiiBt boben uno mill MN Den
Helt ibrer Gage in 3lrildgc5ogenbeit
eerbringen.
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Radjcaft Der SnndDafiiten?

-
@ronoi6aoen i'm gien-9orfer uieuer
feiten" @oltenfrober $1,250,0O0
@ertcbr uuf Der 5ieibobn inter.
bruderl.
Hen g -. Sanuar, - 3el
gemoltige 9rano, meld)er IN Der BON
leBten 6reitug Nndlt Oas OILS %vfeller'
iider" betradtete l~3.it0dige Barter
@eb1uoe an Ser 4. Mpenlle un0 10.
StraBe per5ebrte, erluIes lit ais eine
Der idperitcn &ntaitropbenL init De
men Die Sellerlpebr uuierer Staot III
ben lesten Subrell 81 t0nnpfen bate,
9rei ihrer WiitgIie0er bIleben oils
Spfer hires gefQbrIiter Berries aliI
Der 9runoitdtte, unO mr. Der Seld)'
nam oes einen Der llnglildllher
tonute biober crlongt meroen. GENE
beioen aameru0cn liegcn nod inter
Den HuIinen begrabeu. Der Wtaterial'
i6ooen miro bon Siilfs.Gbei 9lnns
auf 81 100000 peraniflagt.
g8ie bel ieoem groBen Sranoe, bat
te Die Scuernebr aud oieanal unter
itortem @nIiermongel 81 leioen, mel.
a)er ibre Jbdttgfeit beoeuteno err
ihlperte. Nber nud) itber Die Grolts
tGt Der SdlGude Der @ebr, Die 81
0uBenoen buriten, miro &lnge ge'
iiibrt. Ger Siefbobnpertebr nor
burd Den 9rono unO Die orobenoe
Girtitur59efabr ser Ruinen oea BON
oen Slommen 5erItorten 8ebulloea
cmpiinolid) geitGrt. Gr lag Stltnoen
lang p%ollit1noig brad. uno cine Rle'
ienblodaoe uno 5ablreite 9eldluer-
Den iiber Die 9obngeieuidoit mar Die
Solge. 9ie StroBe por Der 8rano-
itGtto iullroe bon Der Foli5ei iilr Den
Serfebr nbgcipcrrt.
SilliS.Gbef VinnS bate ernite Se.
iitrhtumgen, ooB nad) Dem Grfolten
Ger gliibenb beiB 9%eluoroenen Stabl.
trigger, meldc 0uS 8erippe oe9 8e=
b0iloeS bilocn, Gin upllitanOiger Gin-
itllr5 oelielben eriolSen lperoe. 3rpei-
nal CAB or oeSbolb 9eiebl, Den Sief.
babn.Gerfehr ein5ultellen. 9crlelbc
mar ollrf ooS Ginbringeu groBer
@~oiiernlaiien IN ben Iunncl obne-
Dies bereitS itort geltort iuoroen. Die
@inIteQung beS getriebes in Den
Stunoen beS groben Wiorgenanoran-
geS batte fiir Die 5ablreiden SnlIo-
0iere groBe lln5ufommlidteiten 5llr
6olge un0 fiibrte 81 munnigfadelt
@el6meroen. Die Sohbobn5iige luo.
rem megen Der Stpdung I'M 5unnel
his 5ur pollen 6oiiun9Stroft beiebt,
uno in ben Stationen Der 5iefbobn,
melde Die ihlimmlte 8lodooe lett If.
rcr Grotfnunq 5uN beltcben bate,
Gerriftc Elm menidengciabrlides 8e-
orange. Die StruBenbobnpngen Der
Mooiion.9Ioe .Sinie muroen 5pii6en
ser #. uno %. Str. iiber Die 9rooos
man. uno 3, Ipe.- Strede 9eleitet.
Inter Den Goli5iiten uui oer9ronh'
itGtte perbreitete lid geitern gbeno
nQS 8eriift, oaB bnS Seler onf cine
Mod)etbot Der inter Dem Hamen
&un6afiiten bcfannten ormenii6en
&eridlporcr 5uriid5ufiibren lei. Is
bieB, ooB bic Bebeimbiinoler an Dem
Seppid). Emporium u. aarugbeulion,
heiien @ei60ftsraume iid inn pierten
Stodipcrt oeS Barter. 8ebouoeS be-
fonoen, 8ergeltlng iiben Dollten,
lpeil er in T~erbinoung nit Der Gr,
moroung oeS 9eppihb1nblerS Sop-
ibonjian unb Der Gerbnitllng oes
Trieiters Wortoogeiian Der Eoli5ei
Ingoben iiber ibr ounfles Sreiben
mad)te.
Dds 8eriift fono menig @laliben.
0as 9eller fam in ben HGumen Der
.9etrner @oolen Co." I'M %fiinften
Stodmerf, gerooe iiber oem 8eidafts-
lofnlc aprugbcuiion's, gum Iusbrud).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

ten, irene mid nber uuBcror0entlid,
na6 Wuibington 5llrildfehren 5lt font
nen, no i'd cine groBe 3ubl Don
Grcunoen 5u bciiBcn claude, ocren
Spmpatbten ib itetS iebr bod iddbtc.
y8as BORT meiuc Nufgabe iein miro,
oQriiber bin id }mar idon oft gcirugt
morOen, CLAUDE abcr, 0aB ib AMI feline
@ntUort Dorbereitet bin un0 audi
lttd)t lein mer0e, ebe id III Waibings
ton n~ngeIonqt bin. Naa bic bel,u.
rubiaenOen lu0 bciorgniBerrcgcu0cn
&Cridte anlunqt ole 10 oft in SEN
9Idttern iiber oie joponiid umerifur
niIde thinning erihieneL 10 bin
ih iiber5engt, 0aB gar fem @run0
iiir lie oorlieat. sd babe linen ME
@e0elttllng beigelegt Dem ib CLAUDE
an Die untriigbare Altfrihtigfeit ser
6reunoi6nit 3piiden ocu beiOen &Gn-
6crn, mie lie idon Dor Dem @ntitcbeu
oieics 8ereoeS Don 2IntaQoniamla
bcpono. S6on jebt miro tlor, mas
iilt cin llnIinn oa' Oieie 0ititcren
Fropbe5eiungen iibcr sic 6abrt ser
dlnerifontihen 6lotte nab ser Goci-
f%icfiiite lino, sic 10 fritifloS ais einc
Qrobung aegen &opon bctrudtet
miro"
rMcrfen Sie alti meme @orte," mbr
Baron Iotabira tort, Der SimmeI
miro iih in fltr3er 3eit flGren."
9arNr 9nfnbiro f0brt @noc ga,
mar o6er 2lniangS 6ebruor nodl
2onoon nb unb bon sort ioiort not
oen Der. Stooten mciter.
Baron 4ogoro 5afobiro, bis por
Sturgeon ioponiihcr 9otihoitpr in
&talien mar mGbreno oes rtiiiih
lnpnniihen arie1es 8%eionoter III
2lmeritn. &orher mar er General.
.&oniuI in Nem-gort. Gafobiru mar
elmer ser 9epollmdd)tigtcn Gapun'S
bel ser YortSmoltb Grie0eu3 2 Gon.
fcren5 I'M Sabre 1908. Gr Itebt lett
icinem Nbgun9 Don ser foiierliden
@odidule III Gofio inn Iienitc %iei1eS
&atGrlanoeS lu0 ipridt @ugliih,
0eutIh mo 6ran50iiid). Seit lcinem
Icbten ~Alufcntbalt in G8aibington lit
Baron 9ofabira pom 8eiunOten sum
@otidoiter bei0r0ert mor0en.
Der 5uriidtretcnOe 9otihaiter &is.
count 5ofi lit Don ieincr &cgierung
uah EOfio berufen morOen, nm per
ionlid uno bis in Die @%in5elbeiten
genou cine ShilOcrung OeS iopani-
ifen @immanoermga.Yroblem mo
onOerer GrI6einlungen 81 geben, an
6enen Sapan gemeinium nit Pine
rita intereiiirt lit. Gr lit an I. ga
mlar bon San Irunciaco nbgcretlt.
81 reu3cr ir Giihereii6ut +.
&ictoria, &c, ~. San. - 0ic
GinItelllulN zines mooernen &rcll5er@
pom GROCER @eidnpinOiGtcit 5lm
Shube Der 6ilhariinbe an Scr &iiitc
pon @ritiid)-Golumbiu miro in cincm
Der canobiiden Hcgierung Don Gopt.
Nelucomb, Gem 8eieblSbaber oes
areu5erS pacitrol," eingcreittcn Ne.
rid)t enpioblen. Ser 9eridt ueiit
ooroui bin Bob Die @em1iicr bon
umeritoniidcn 6iibcrbooten f0rmli6
gepliinoert merOen mo OoB ollf oieic
ySeile I'M leBtcn Sabre fat 10 Ottuio-
men Solibut uerloren gingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Swci 1ahre Smdlthans.

SpringfieIb, 81, ~. San.
Tep. Sames aape bon Snf Eorf.
81, lit ifuloie %beiunoen poroei1,
6alihgeloitempel III ieinem Belts ae-
habt 5u baben. @r mlirbe pom Bun.
nesriflter Sumpbrcp 81 sipei Sabren
3udtbalis p%erurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
@eacn Weinuerfaufes at Iranen &C.
ihluiien.

go(umbus, Ohio. ~. Gan. -
s(uf anoronlrns bes Mapors Bono
hat Der bieiige Toli5eid,ei O'Gonnor
bic Shliebung pom ieds Shanf'
mirtbihoften porgenommen, neil Tic
lid, oen eeieslid)en 9eitimmlinger
enteeaen Den Serfaui Don @ein an
Srauen batten 81 Sduloen fomnen
laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

Snlonoitcuer , GommiiiGr Gopers
bot belltc angeorOnet, bob $4525, pel-
de ser Stout Noro.Gorolino utter
Grotcit olti 0eqobrenc Wul59etronfc
te5oblt bat, oemlelbcn 5lriIderItottet
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

u 0 III, II. Sonlor. Ger iopo.
rllfe @einnbte IN StoIien, Baron
Sofabira, bat BON Sotio oic omtlide
@ennhrid)tiglng Don iciner @rnen.
nun8 sum Sotidniter in Sen Scr.
Stanten betommcn. Gr iogtc oarii.
Der 81 einem @ertreter ser ,9liiociir.
ten Ereiie":
sd perihIieBc mid uid,t ser gr.
ferntnib Der observation-disclosures mel
ner neitcn Wiiiion ourf sic 5l,tcb.
menoe gebeiitung ser 9eSiebunoen
tipildlen Sapon unb ben Ser. Staa.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
WHAT MANNER OF PEOPLE?

American of received
and entertained in the of Japan inadvertently this fleet
mastery thing in bringing out expression OF the feeling and sent
of peoples toward the of the United States
especially looked its higher political land of
freedom opportunity and equality The the officers and
accorded by the little subjects the kado
his capital city of Toxic has furnished the greatest and undoubtedly
the pleasing sensation that the hope
regular official program
which ignares Japan did their
those they considered the the ruler this republic
and his subjects the American officers escorted through walls Of
thousand children, who led military
American national hymn in English.
What other all the world speaking entirely different
dissmlar language duplicate such feature ths What
and precision and above ALL what remarkable intelligence
onstrated in this unprecedented achievement!
Imagine the task of teaching thousand children
national hymn the The incident
surprisingly demonstrates the remarkable intellectual of
people distinctly different from the Caucasian people who have long
led the thought and the physical achievements of the world
1t give humanity imaginative glimpse into the future
when considered the scale of intelligence
achievement suddenly flash concted world the search
light of dormant intelligence which needed but few years
culture bridge the casm
forgotten lmess future. Let
despair development
of Gods infinite plans the slaves of today be of
tomorrow Such is human destiny
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
THE SUPREME COURT.

IT is almost certain that Supreme
will be reorgand during four and should
Mr. Bryan be elected he
PEELED to be goverened his choice of the justices by the wishes
the South and in little time supreme
jory of justices entirely ready willing ream Judge Taney
dictum.
There
proof being sefevdent in character
In of this
of Mr. Bryan would be madness
conditions the little
the
the Bryan he would have
North the South
The election of Judge possible preventive
fearful calamity of
Court Great efforts being made induce
voters to frer their among Socialists Popusts
hbitonists and other sdehow parties
Judge Taft feel confident
be led into such of folly.
The Republican party party that has good
the Afro
horses while crossing the
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24

front ranks of the profession in this
state. He had only been in the
city little over four years when
he received the nomination at the
Republican county convention in
1892 for the position of State
Representative in the Ninth Gen
eral Assembly. Elected by a good
majority he took his seat in that
body and was very soon recog-
nized as one of the most prominent
members, if not the foremost lead
er. He was a tireless worker in
committee, and on the floor of the
House he was a pleasing, forcible
and convincing speaker who never
failed to command the attention
of the whole body. In 1896 he
was elected as an alternate dele.
gate to the memorable national
Republican convention at st.
Louis. In 1898 he was a can
didate for State Senator and
in 1900 for Representative in
congress from the First Dis
trict. He was again nominal
ed for congress in 1902 and on the
face of the returns was defeated by
the Democratic nominee by 2,792I
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
THE BRYAN DEMONSTRATION.

WHEN the Democrats Colorado played trump
week natural should spots
from what have observed the political
look high enough 1t sight Negroes
Democratic demonstration Colorado for the novelty of such
feature when Colorado following the glamour the
silver agitation 1896 broke all all political
portion of the political
ocatc seepwakng Since year. finding
them in JAIL Negroes have daed with Democracy
pretense.
We will canddly admit that the of political
has allied few Negroes Colorado with Democracy
the Inference intended parade
there has been detection Repub
can of anything which the Republican
ess of the Negro The endeavo aspect
of cooed in the Democratic parade Bryan meeting
but the trick of degenerate Negro politicians who
dirty jobs for certain Democratic
far removed from the best people,
One hundred Negroes, the white
to march kind of carry
make kind noise Immediately after
demonstration would locate the majority of them within downtown
district embraced in four square blocks
We Republican party leaders
enthusiasm eay for Democracy worth
the colored of Colorado
Cooed of polit
cal events under Democratic agitation throughout
their little good and that
give unreasonable element which
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
HON. ROBERT w. BONYNGE.

Robert w. Bonynge, member of
Congress fiom the Fisrt District
of Colorado, was born in the city
of New York in 1868 He attend
ed the common schools of that city
and was graduated from New York
College in 1882 He afterward at
tended Col mbia College Law
School, graduating from that dis
tinguished institution of learning
in 1885. He practiced his profess
ion in New York until 1888. when
he came to Denver. His thorough
knowledge of the law, his integri-
ty, industry and capacity for work
very soon drew to him large
practice and placed him in the
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
HON. GEORGE L. HODGES CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY gle
ERAIL

No important office within the gift of the people, than that
Of Attorney General To fill this position the
eced Hon George L. Hodges of Denvers prominent
popular attorneys Mr. Hodges born
York August The
where his father became of the prominent pioneers
laid Rochester 1863
Third Minnesota volunteers and served the staff of
He had charge of the military Little Rock
closed the family returned New York settled
George received his eduaon the Wesleyan University
1874 he the
the study of law and has been close
1876 he married to Miss Ella Van Deweer which
ant In 1879 he caught the gold fever
Vile Here he admitted the bar in 1880 and continued his pac
tce until 1888 when he returned New
mango county Y and with his fahernaw
daying and merchandising He served
the county Both Democrats Republicans united
the second term which he declined He admitted the York
January, 1885, Colorado
he entered the practice
prses He has always manifested keen interest in the promotion
all calculated benefit the
senior member OF the firm of Hodges and Wilson, who have handsome
suite OF the and building Mr. Hodges will
Attorney General The will make mistake in eectng this
man The interest of ALL be they rich poor will be
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
When the weiant Is loo LIGHT.

Eat more, drink more. sleep more,
If you desire to take on more flesh
Drink cocoa or chocolate with your
meals, and plenty of water between
them. Eat sweets, fat and starchy
foods (including potatoesl. Avoid tea
and all acids, excepting fruit.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
THE SOLDIER QUESTION.

in condemned the
Brownsville verdict the Negro soldiers? Most Democrats
Republican administrations having soldiers all
If Democracy has her what justice honor will be accorded
the Negro of the United States? In every Democratic
presence
and disgust.
Will Negroes the absolute control of their soliery
who dpe and hate Them We
think
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
Side Llal,ts on History.

Scott was writing the Lay of the
Last Minstrel"
after which," he muttered, with a
grim smile, with your kind permis-
sion, ladies and gentlemen, the gifted
vocalist, Herr Spuytentuytel, will sing
the pathetic ballad entitled, Mamma
Your Little Darling Is Too Fun to
Eat Any Morcn"
For well he knew that there would
be still later minstrels with other
lays
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24

votes. Gross frauds having been
perpetrated at the election he i'm
mediately instituted contest
which after vigorous fight result
ed in the unanimous passage of a
resolution on Feb. Is, 1904 de-
claring him to be the duly elected
representative from the First
District and awarded him his seat.
He was reelected to the Fifty
ninth congress and to the Sixtieth
congress. He has announced that
in the event the Republicans con-
troll the next state Legislature he
will be a candidate before that
body for United States Senator
to succeed Senator Henry M. Tell
er Mr.. Bonyngn is the right kind
of Republican. He knows no man
by his color, but treats everyone
who comes in contact with him
equal courtesy. He is entitled to
every colored vote, as of every Re-
publican, and we predict he will
be re elected by large majority
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
LOUIS F. BARTELS.

For the office of assessor the
Republicans present Louis F. Bar
tells as their candidate. Mr.. Bar
tells belongs to one of the old Den
yer families and has had business
and political career which has
given him enviable standing among
a great majority of Denver citi-
zens. His popularity is of the
kind which over-reaches party
lines, and though he has always
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
Feared for Gods Safety

During recent severe storm when
the thunder and the electrical display
were appalling in their intensity, a ter
rified little girl, with an imagination
truly Miltonic, rushed breathlessly to
her mother at an especially severe
clap. "Oh. Mamma, mammal" the
little creature cried in agony, I'm so
afraid the thunderll break the sky
and God'll tumble out!"
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24

Hon Milton Anfenger Republican candidate for
was born Denver September 1874 He Of the
Anfenge Denver business and
product of the Denver schools and graduated from the Colorado
Law Department in 1896 In 1897 began the of
his profession He member of the Denver Chamber of Commerce.
the East Denver Tunveen and the of the of
Colorado He member of the Es Mason Odd Fellows
other societies He
anthropc He member
lean ticket 1904 He has made conscientious
turned at this would be to the the benefit of his
experience.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
SALES AGENTS WANTED.

$500 Per Week or 400 Per Cent
Profit.
All samples, stationery and art cat
alogue free. We want one permanent
agent in this locality for the largest
picture and frame house in America.
Experience unnecessary. We instruct
you how to sell our goods and furnish
the capital. If you want a permanent
honorable and profitable position. write
us today for particulars, catalogue and
samples. Frank w. Williams Com
pany, 1914 w. Taylor street, Chicago.
Illinois.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24
Abnormalitv of Genius

Genius, like criminality is a mani
festation of the abnormal. No man of
genids was ever absolutely sane. This
does not, of course mean that he is a
subject for Incarceration in a mad
house.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-10-24

for eliminate
affairs The Negroes of Colorado intelligent discerning
despite all difficulties and pretenss yield the fasued
of Democracy They