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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

9(lio lit u,lf pobl bieier arne Sac
quot ben geipoIti9en Nimroben Der
Soiiogoen jum0pfer ge%poroen. llcb-
rigenS molen ole S6iere lebr off
ni6ts luilien bon Dem orobenoen&er-
b0n0niB. Pills Dor 5tpei Sobren Der
&0nig bon Sponien nit Dem YrGiis
ocnten IN Hombouillet joote, Hid.
tetcn ltd Die arnlenSoicn immer luies
Der in sic id)iibenOen SCRIBE bineinL
nidt neil lie Oos foniglideSlei fiirde
teten, ionoern neil ormuBen Sbnec
lag uno eilt folter @inO pfiit nab
renb Tie in ibrcn G6rben iuorm BEE
cinonoer ioBen. Die Sorltgebiilfcn
rllBten Die Gbiere an Sbren unb
@einen paden uno birett Dor Die @e-
nebrl4uic Id)leloern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Sclbitmpro ais Sii6nDpfer.

&ictorio, .. g., 8. OCTOBER. =
Cine 17-iGbrige S%opunerin, Gin @oi-
lenmGbhen aus Siafa, bat BORT ibr
iltlges Seben sum Spfcr gebro6t, IN
Dem @lorben, bob iie oomit oas Sc
ben ees Idmcrfronfen Worquis Snoil-
pc p~erlGn9ern peroe. Mit einenl
Melier critod) iid) pas Mfaohen, nod.
Dem lie cine nit ibrem 9lutc geif)rie.
bene T%oitforte an Morqlis Snolpe
9eionbt ulb i'm Dor ibrem Sorbaben,
ibr Seben iiir i'm 81 opfern, nit oeli
iolgenoen @orteu benadridtigt bot.
te: uGes Marquis gttseboriae nno
ErinS Sto T1ogen rubig iein. Sd &C.
he in ocn rmigen Shfaf ait Stcac
oes aronfen. SSh bin cine Waile nno
babe Niemonoen, Der mid betrouern
wiiroe, @enn Sic oieie aarte erbal-
ten, bin ih bercits orf Dem @ege III
ben Simmel." Gin 1bnlides Spfer
milrbe mGbrcno bes 9eiufes bes Jet
5i9en G5oren Nifolaus, Der oanials
nod S~broniolger mar, gebradt. Ils
Der G5nreniohm oantals in Sofio BON
einen fa,atiiden Saporer in moroe'
rider Nbiiht oneegriffen nno ldhuer
perlcbt murbe, opfertc eilte lilitae So
pansrin ihr 9cben ais Siibne fir ole
Ch,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Eittsburg's Teittaac.

Eittsburg, ga, 3. Sftober. -
Inter 5ablreiter @etbe;ligung lino
geItern inter cinOrudsppllen Gtremos
MEN Ger Srunoltein fiir Oas @eb0il-
De Der nIuegbenp Gountp SoloierS'
cno Sailors' Memorial Soa" uno ie.
ner Ser .Shool Of Mines" Der ncllen
llniperiit1t bon Eittsbnrg gelcgt
morbcn. Die Seiern ianoen in Ser.
tinbung nit Der SeSqui.G Centennial
3eier itatt. Sice.TrGiioent Charles
Y. Sairbanfs, Sen. Sorace Eorter,
8pup. Stunrt bon Eenniplponien,
Mnppr 8utbrie, 3. 9. McGormid,
aan5ler ser ~llniperiitdt Yittsburg,
Ii. u. nnbmen al Der Seer Sbcil.
Im Nudmittag ianb Elm Gnpfang
I'M Carnegie nititilt 81 gbren BON
6rau Charles ". Sairbanfs, Sri.
Martbn @dibington ben EbilaoeI.
pbia, Srou artbiir SorbeS pom
Shottlono uno ben Srls. Titt-S ap-
Tor ltatt. Im gbenb beiid)tigten bie
@aite oos Carnegie nititut ulb Die
5ed,niiden Sfnlen. Gie IS. q. u.
belt Elm v@adtfeuer" in Der Garne.
gle 0illiif SAL ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
8ier 8erleBte.

@rt8bton Seoh. N.-D., 3.
Oftober. - Sei ser 4utomobilmett-
io6rt, meIhe bellte bier ltattionO,
mlroen pier Yerionen perlett. Gem
Yoli5iiten 5bonlos 3. 3ifett, lpelder
mebrere 6ubr5cu9e a~tibalten molte,
ais oieielben bic R~egulationen iiber.
id)rittelL ml,roen beioe 9eine gebro.
d1rn. Die anocren Serlebten. melde
ibre llnfGae bailpti1hlid) ibrer eige.
men llnporiihtigteit 5ll5ni6reibeu bo-
ben, iinoGborleS 8atien, Sarrp Slod
llnb Sarrp Sole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
.Sptcl6rauo I'M 9pitpn.

Cotton, Wnii., 3. Sftober. =
3pei ser groBten Sotels, o9reit
Soa" uno oas Ocean giep Souie",
ionic orei p%ertbpole Sommerpob.
nirngen mulrben beute bier oltrf)
5euer 5eritort. Der angerihtete
Stooen miro nui $t50,000 bered,
net. Srou q. Is. 0umont pon Gin.
cinnati miro ieit Der 6euersbrunit
pernliBt. llngei0br bunoert 8dite
befanoen ii6 sur 3sit, ais Das 8eller
oltsbrod, in ben @ebdulidfeitell, unb
piele oerielben botten Elm fnaepes
@ntfomunert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Spiritnoienansihanf Tragc.

Smobu, Nebr., 3. Sftober.- Sn
Gonpent ser 2igo Der onlerifonilten
Muni5ipolitGten mllrOc Die Spiritllo'
lens bGntfrnge IN groBen Stooten
sur Sprhde gebrad)t uno Mopor Not
ie bon 1ilmaufee ipielte cine Sollpt.
role bel ser Gisfuilion oeS intereIs
Ionten @egenitonoes, an melhGr lid
aild) Die @ertreter bon 9ltlonta, Dit
buque, HepsS Orleans ulo ct. Ealll
betheiligten. Sem erorterteS &upitel
bot bis icBt gleid,e Sbeilnabme geiun-
Den, mo Gen Hconeru muroen ppr
oIlen Seiten SroQen geiteat. Mopor
". u. Sopntr BON Ntlaltn, 90, mar
tete nit 3ablcnon9oben aus Den 30
li5ei- un0 @eriftSoften mo ans bent
9iircoll bes ltGbtiihen S6abmeilters
bon Ntlanto oui ulo mics an oertn
Sono nadl bob Die Serboitlungen lpe.
gen Sruntcnbeit iIn0 NllSld)reltltn-
Qen. nie iie bollptl1dlid IN Der Srlrn-
tenheit btgan9en 81 iperocn pflegen,
ieit Der ginfiibrrng Der Erobibition
nm nlabr, ols so Ero5. o%bgenommen
bober. Wopor Gapio u. Hoie bon
Millpoltee bob oen itol5en Gorreonsr
ober 5ienllid rmionit aus Dem Sattel,
in0cm er Inn ouf oos itotiitiihe 8e.
bet nohiplgtc unO nndlpies, ooB ote
3abl Der &erbuitunQen aus oen er.
mGbntcn gnl1iien iclhit iett nod Ole
ser GorfGue bieisr grt IN Wilnoltfee
betrGdtlif ilbcrid)rcitct. Sr. Hole
fniipft onran cine iporme Inerfen,
nllng oes IN Wilmollfcc lid befiinoen.
ben Sronmn9siinncS. Ter Hebner
trot old entihicocn ac9cn oos Yri-
m0rluoblgeiet in Die Sdronfen, Gum
Yroiioentcu Scr 2igo fir Dos nGd)ite
Sobr muroe Silos Goot, Der Wopor
bon Goit.St. 2ouiS, Sus., 0em0blt,
ltno mon belhloB, ben nG6lti0hrtgen
| Sonpellt in Mo1trcul o%b5llholtCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
z drammcnbcs S6eater pcrnngliidt.

Cairo, 81, 3. Sftober. = Ger
0ompier ogmerion", nit eincm
lbeuterfabu, DEM nGmerion idmim.
member Yalait", i'm Sdlepptuu. gina
bcrlte 200 Wcilen unterbolb Gairo
lnlter. Ser IbeaterfabE mllroe be.
iAGOigt uno Elm Witglieo Der Sbea<
tertruppe crtranf. Del Camper 1T
gdn5lih %Derloren 9egangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
p@cnn Der Scrr Eraiiocnt sar Suf=
iaao fGbrt ...."

SIN Septemberbeft bon Telbagell
Ii. &loiing's Wonotsbeften pluuoert
Sorl Gugen S6miOt = EoriS oIlerlei
@t6eimnilie Der eblen @eiomam5s
tltnit aus, lpie lie unter Selir Sollrc,
ais Die fran5oiii6e R%epublif einen
boiii6en gnItri6 o%llgenomme1 bate,
g%ebonobobt murOe. Sn Gombonlls
let, Dem SogoidloBden oes Froii-
oenten, babe id) eines Cages cntoeft,
mie es fommt, ouB Die boben Ser.
reu gleib Elm pqar bunoert Gebe,Sns
len uno 6olonen erlegen fonnen. SIM
@olbe liegt BORT cine mlrloerbiibIde
Torlterpobnung, Die NIT alien gro.
ben un0 fleinen Nebenballten fat
mie ein GROCER 9alternbof ausiiebt.
limo lie lit ouh 10 luos NebnlideS,
oem Der Soriter bat 0o einen rieiigen
Siibnerboi, uno ieine Nrbeit beItebt
inn 8rltnOe BARN, Oieie Siibner uno
nrlberc Sbiere 81 fiittern. Die Der
meintliden &iibner ober, Die orIf
rem Sofe berumi6orren unb III ben
ileinen Siltten rings nm oaS Sors
lterbuuS mobnen, Iino feline 8odel
lno Sinfcl, ionoern Soionen. go.
tlirlih lino lie 10 5abm iuie irgeno eli
ne Siibncridoor aui Dem erltan be-
item 9ouernbofc, ober trpbbenl lino
IS oieic urmen Sbiere, Die Der Sag0.
mutb oes ,Sofes BON Sranfreid)"
ollsgeliefert per0en. gm beItimms
ten Gage merben lie in &orbe gepodt
nno an Der sur SooO uor9eiebenen
STEELE losgelalien, onmit Die Solid
ger lie tobtifieBen fonnen. 9ieSbiere
iino, ME gelugt, genol 10 5abm mie
%gelpobnlide Siibncr unb oellfen gar
liht ourall, iih Dor ocll Weniden,
bon bencn lie bisber mn 8lttes, mint
lid) Slltter, erbulten buben, 5l ret.
ten. 9ei elmer iolden Sage mllB Der
Suger alio genau ebenlo piel 8eldid'
lidfeit btiibcn, ipie we1ln er lid Dor
ben erlten belten Siibneritoll itelte
unb Die oli Der &iibncrleiter beruns
ter fl%etternoen Senilen berobiholie.
9os lit nidt oQeS, mas ih ut Die.
ier Soriterei bon ben @ebeimniiien
6cs mooernen Sofjugo r Sergniigens
erfabren babe. Ger SorIter bate oa
einen groBen Cher, Der irei berltms
Lief unb ieinem Serrn pie Den anoe"
rem Sailsgenoilen folgte, nie Ieoes
onoere Suustbier. Sas Sbier bieB
Socqltot, uno lpenn man Ieilten Na'
men riei, fam es beran. SD tra9te
Den Soriter antiebt, oh er am enoe
oar icinen Sacqi,ot Den Sagogoltett
ocs YrGiioenten ulisliefere, uno Die
ier 9urbor eripioerte ohiel5rdeno:
.gSos molen Sic, 9erabe anf oiele
groBe Sogbbeute iino Die Serren err
pidt."
llnb ais CT iob, Dab uns bas gar
niht aefolen mollte, miloerte CT ben
SbotbeItono etmas ourd) Die Grfld-
ring, 5u gepobnlid)en @elegenbeiten
gebe er notiirlib Sen Gber nidt Der,
iuelln ober ousldnhiihe Yotentateit,
rhliiI6e @roBfiiriten ODER Gbnlid,c
bobe Serrihaften f1men bonn miiIle
idon etnas 9eionberes eeideben.
llno aliBerbem f0nne man Die Cher
bod nidt longe bebolten, oern penn
iie elm Sabr ooer mebr oft ieienJ
wiiroen lie follerig mo tonnten ibrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

iibent H%ooiepeit- Sincoln Nperp, Den
,3nllcoQeftor bon Eort Suron, Wfif.,
luno ben 0ortigen Spe5ial . Ngentc1t
res Sdoeomtes, Charles $. 0oilep,
oh. Sie ioQen Die @eitimmungcn
iibcr Die @eitrcibung BON Gumpugnt'
9eitr0gcn pcrlcbt uth GoiIep aId)
ionIt nod cine u%ngcb0rige politii6e
SbGtigfeit entmidelt boben.
Gait in &onuS.
8orOen Gitn Semi 3. Off
Rid)ter Soft iiberfiel bellte, NIT Nc
prGietltontcn uller rcpublltantIdell
GToftionen I'M SonnenblumensS taot
an 9oro ieines Spc5ial5ugca &onloS,
Eno ais tr bcutc NbenO III Sopefa
cnlanqtc, bate cr bcrcitS II RcDen
qebaltcn. Eolitifer ueriidern ibnL
0uB cr nit minbeitenS 25,OO0 Wtoio-
ritGt IN &uniaS iiegen lperoe.
Gait perliert eine ~ ii 8 c,
agt q ompcrS.
@ai6ington, 3. Oft. - Ga.
ml1el @omperS, YrGli0ent Der oNme.
ricon 6eoerotior oi Sobor," erIieB
tcllte glbeno cine G%rfl1rung, III mel
dber er @n1. $, Gait, oen republifos
ridden ErGIibenti6oftS - Gonoiooten,
cofiir beimlerd)tct, ooB bericlbe ge-
fern Nbeno in elmer Mcoc in 9enper
Die Nrbeiteriiibrer beihuIoigte, ooob
lie ibren Nnbang bclilgten." DSts
fenbor," iogt Sr. @omperS, "perllert
Sr. Soft ieinen @Ieifnnltb lolpobl
mie olrd) ieine @iirOc. Gr fiibIt lid
III oie Gnge getriebcn lnlo miro nun
9rob."
Gos republifonii6e Gidet
in Wnio let's.
Bottom, 3. Sftober. - Gie re-
publifaniifc Stunta. Gonpention tag
tt bier bprtc uno itclte oaS folgenOe
Staatss 5idct olf:
Siir 8olperneltr - Gben 9. Grds
FER bon Sope0alt; iiir Sielltenont'
@ouperneur - 2ouiS u. Sratbillg-
bnm bon 9oiton;
fir Staats. SefretGr - @nl. %.
Dim bon Bolton;
fir Sdabmeiitcr - glrtbllr .,
Chopin bon &olDofc;
iiir 4lloiteur - SenrD Is. Sltrner
bon Walocn;
fir @eneralanmalt - Cana Mo-
lone bon Greenfield;
fir sG~leftoren at large
- Sobn g. Bates bon Bolton mo
hilbert s.. @oetting bon SpringiieIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Ipmie's Nahlaf i'm Gunfnrie.

Gbicagn, 81, 3. Sftober. -
g.. .. SbomaS, Der 3mcngspermol.
ter Oe9 NahlniIes Sobn aleronoer
Comics, oeS GRINDERS Der religi0ien
8emeinoe in 3ion Gitp, ST., reibte
benz bieiigen 9lrnoesgeridt einen De
ridlt Elm, genGb mel6em Die Aftipo
bes Nad,loiies $1,079,647, sic &c.
oedten Soroerungen $326,327 uno
Die rngeoedten Sorberuugen, inter
oencn iid nlld) iold)e befinoen, melhe
teitritten meroen, 81 ,903,725 betra.
aeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
@eidJcnuarter-s strife abafe,penOet.

Scronton, "a, 8. Oftober. =
Ger ongeorphta Strife Ioeri @cihen-
m1rtcr Der 9elunare, 9udQpanna II.
@eitern Giielbabn lit abgemenoet.
Nod 5~mcitaaiger G%onferen5 bat belt'
IL Observation-Disclosures Glorfe be-
FAINT gegeben. ouB Die entIuiiener
Gomitc.0 titglieOer 8lpml unb Gan.
non inter 8eoingrngen mieoer onge'
ltelt meroen miiroell, meld)e bon Den
Geuten olS redt uub bi0ig nnerfannt
mpr0en iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
SanicnS Sdubnrbeiter am Strife.

Spnn, Wnii., 3. Sftober. - Sn
bieli9en Shnbiobrifen iinb slpiiden
1000 unb 1900 2eiItenarbeiter an
ben Strife gegongen, neil Ole Soiepb
Guunt 50. Den Sertrag gebrohen rno
10 llnions Mitglieber %entloiien bot.
Gie @eanlten Ser @eielifnft bebaup-
ten boB Die 9eidGftiglma oieier 2ell.
te ourd) Die Giniiibrung neller Ma'
ld)incn ilbcrfliiiiia genoroen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

bes &icc-ErGiiocnten elmo grobc Wa-
joritat oes &oltspotltrns %crDaltell
perOen, ionoern ooB mir audi ctrs
WfojpritGt in Ser electoral Veboroe
boben mcroeH." &r. Srpon per
iponOte beute Sen gr0Btcn lbeil l}I-
ner ,3eit in ieinen @cid0it3rolIlllen
oltf Die Grle0igung ieincr Folt, mel
dc lid, altf oie Galtlpugne bejIebt ullo
lid ST rieligen Maiien on9cltallt bat
Ser Sobn beS Goter8 NO
NJ nj TT.
Sott tPga!fe IS it D. lltob, 3,
Sftpbcr .-0a3 bemofratii6e StdotSs
Gentrol-Gomite bot ). @n, &lllgbt
Don Erepo ais 8ollperneltrssGdnoton
ten Ger oemofrotiihen Eartei nllfge'
iteGt. gr lit ein Subn Oca Nerrn
Seize anigbt, ben oie Staats.Gonpen-
tion nomiltirte, Der Die domination
ieood) ablebilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Sens erlicst ieincn @crleknngen.

Detroit, Mif., 3. Sftober. -
Saul 3. Sens, Der Gommiiiions-
bGnoler, wel6er geitern bel einenl
Altomobil-llnfoQ idmer uerlebt NOR
Ben lit, lit beute eeltorben. Srou M
bert 9remer BON &alanla5oo, ieine
Sc8leiterin, lit auf Der Steae getoo-
tet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Summer \ Befer,
Scntidcs Sanf- unb @chielgcidJaft,
26 Suntb.S trafc,
rNatiunal Sant Of Commerce" '@ebauoe.

9lts ulo Serfnii bon gitiell mo SbIigniius
men. 92e6fcl ulo Greoitbrtefe aui nue bnupt.
fihIi6en Stdhte @uropa'S. glns uuo Yerfauf
frenbcr @eIbiorten. fopia sliSfertioung bon
Iodmobtcn, S6iflstarteu bon mo ilat
Seutitlano. (IpriI277
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
,,M6gli6fett."
slliu bcscidnct Der Snberfnlple'Gon
ores Die ltcbcrtragbarfeit Der
IinocrsS nbcrfnlOie.

,r. Mo6crt Sod perbGIt iit) pollt0.-
Capt ourf fem dlrBcreS 3eifen
icine @cmiitb5itimmmg perro'
then. - 2unobme, OoB er mr.
icinc Ibcoric wcitcr fdrnpTen
miro. -- 4rdIioent HooiepeIt ltat'
tet Dem GongreB in Ser SdlltB'
iibu1g cinen uncrmorteten Sclllf
ob. - S6meihclbaite @orte mr.
bie Ielegoten. - Ite lebten Yer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Gin &einfaa.
Gbcf pes rep. qualifications -Siircans
fritiiirt bic rep. Sarifplanfe.
iSiibrte lie c0itorieQ ais cinen 5bei

Siibrte iie c0itorieu ais cinen 5beiG
elmer Geoe 0ca Serrn 9rpan an.
Hoiematcr bciBt ser @ann,
mo er lit ScrmtSgeber Der
rSmabo Bee. - 9rpnn ireut
iid iiber sic aritit uno inOoiiirt
lie bon gon5em @cr5en. - Ter
oemofrotii6e ErGiiOcntidaits.
, 1908-06-25
is attending to business connected
with his once In the city.
3ames madison
9th President, U. S. Az

is attending to business connected
with his once in the city.
A. L. Baker OF Denver, a deputy
sheriff Of that city, arrived from Wal.
den with a prisoner last night ant left
later for the Colorado capital.
Hon. Otto Gramm went to Cheyenne
last night to be, present at the recep
ton rendered today to Senator War
rem upon his return from Washington,
A. T. Saunders, B. T. Bryan and J.
e. O'Brien, the packing house sales
men, we're together at the Johnson
hotel this morning, having arrived in
the city last night.
j. D. Johnson, who has been visit.
ing in the city for a few days, at the
Johnson hotel, left for the Encamp4
ment section today, where he will
spend a part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Mosman OF Wal
dent, who have been at Denver for a
few days, left for their home this
morning, coming in from the Colorado
metropolis yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mira. D. o. Herrick arrived
from the burn RANCH vastaraa !
aeternoon M u.rriaL- ha,r. NM =, ~
sneakers at the dclIar dinner hv tbe
Iaramia commerc,,I cIub last night
u. -,
River who we're married here yester.
|dav aftarnoon hv pev D 4 T,.rsdau
were ruests last night at the Krstar
They will return to neil piver to 20
| side
c.ouu
,,ss iio ouna
sr,ans 49, oaay "n ns WIZ
a,rn,N tne 10y m oelon ,s plln'
w;n m m -"S.
81 eae' iloni nete' ,n.enuins ~
, 1908-06-25

Carpenters term being completed witt
this year. Some are inclined to LOOK
upon this decision as almost a reversal
OF the decision in the Irvine case. but
that IL not true. There is a fine dis
tinction In the constitution and the
statutes between the regular four year
state officers and the district Judges,
who hold their terms for six years
There was great reason why the state
officers should all be elected at the
same time and it was SO expressed IN
the constitution and the statute law
There was no reason why district
judges should be elected to hll out un'
expired terms and that matter was
also fixed In the constitution and the
law. Both matters have now been def
nitely passed upon by the court Of
last resort Int there Is no probability
that either will ever be brought up
again.
, 1908-06-25
A Y

The reception given Senator Warren
by the people of Wyoming and many
citizens Of our neighboring state OF
Colorado disproves the old adage that
"a prophet is not without honor save
in his own country" Senator Warren
Is certainly honored by his neighbors
of the capital city. the people OF the
entire state Of Wyoming and OF our
sister state Of Colorado to q greater
extent than he is by the people Of the
nation at large, and that Is saying a
great deal, for he has been exalted at
Washington to a position OF distinction
rarely achieved by a senator Of the
United States. His greeting today was
a spontaneous outporing of all the peo-
pie, regardless of party or class. 1t
was thoroughly nonpartisan. the well
come being extended not because OF
partisan work, but because OF work for
the general public welfare.
Colorado came to welcome him home
because of work he has done for her.
Our sister state has been very much
handicapped in congress of late years
and has had much reason to De thank
full for the generous strong support
given by Wyoming. Only the other
day the Denver Republican expressed
much appreciation over the fact that
, Senator Warren aided Colorado in the
; matter Of obtaining its appropriation
for the m~uch-needed public building at
Denver, and such expressions have
been made from time to time for years
past.
AS state, Wyoming - proud that
she Is able to help sister states. She
is proud OF the fact hat a distinguish
ed representative has grown to such
an exalted position in national affairs
as to be looked upon at Washington as
one possessing commanding power.
, 1908-06-25
GROVER

The death Of ex-President Grover
Cleveland removes from earthly scenes
the greatest democrat of the past fifty
years. With stout heart and honest
purpose, he stood for the principle
advocated by Jefferson. He could not
be swayed by the yaporings of Kansas
populism nor the froth OF Organism.
He was al firm as the rock Of Glib
raltar and found his way to the hearts
of the American people because Of the
enemies he made. When he made up
his mind that q certain line Of action
vas proper, he could not be swerved
from 1t.
Perhaps no act of President Cleve
land made him more friends than his
8 attitude toward Governor Altgeld of
Illinois, the misit democratic governor
who was too vacillating to keep the
peace within the limits of that great
state. In spite of the governor Grover
Cleveland suppressed the Chicago ri
oters and received the plaudits of the
entire nation.
Grover Cleveland was an uncom
promising single-standard man and in.
CURED the everlasting enmity of all the
Organizes through his stand in opposi
ton to the coinage OF silver. His spec,
ial session of congress for the purpose
of repeating the coinage clause of the
Sherman act brought down upon his
head the anathemas of all the populist
Nrotnr. m tha nation h,,t r. x,aro
not
Grover Cleveland had an abiding
faith in the policy of tariff for revenue
only and his criticism of the Wilson,
German tariff act was that there was
too much protection in it. 1t will be
recalled that he refused to sign the
act, declaring it to be an 'act Of party
perfdy and party d~ishonor." The ma.
jority of the people of the nation be
lieyed he was right in c~ondemning the
measure, though they reached this. con-
clusion from an entirely different
standpoint.
AT the time Grover Cleveland retir-
ed from the. presidential chair, he was
probably condemned by greater per
centage of his partisans than any pres
tdent. the democratic party having
swung far toward populism and all
the vagaries for which Mr.. Bryan stood
so earnestly He was also bitterly
condemned in certain quarters for the
tremendous bond sales required to
keep the government going in times Of
peace.
In history Grover Cleveland will live
as a great American-one whose mo
tIves were pure INT whose patriotism
was without reproach.
, 1908-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICE
BY the Northern Pacific Railway
C0mpanV

For the Information of persons In
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in the State Of Wyoming. I am author.
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missioner of the Northern Pacific Rail
way company, to give notice that the
commissioner Of the general land Of
fee at Washington, d. c., Is now ap-
proving scrip selections Of land under
the act Of July l, 1898, in the State
OF wyoming.
This is a new opportunity to buy
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subdivisions Of forty acres and up.
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other script.
Make all applications to c. B. Tow
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missioner Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
way company, under contract to sell.
Address c. 3. TOWERS,
Miles City Montana.
, 1908-06-25

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1t Is perhaps fitting and proper that
the only discordant yelp relating to
Senator Warren's homecoming SHOULD
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, 1908-06-25
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