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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
gHic bic GnglinOcr nit ocn cgppti-
idlCn YltcrtIiimcrn umgcbcn.
ill l3edrdbniii.G riparnliien.

&or Ginger Belt Woriclt etBIiIHc
32itungcn ben ,Eta%licncru N1hlG1iig
tcit III ser GrboItung Der itnlicniidlcr
2iItertbilmcr Dor. Die ituIicltiihcn
@IGttcr rcpond)irtcn lid iQiort ulo
ricicn nod OuB Gn9lanO 0llrh oo&
Stumuerf bel Militant in Gguptcn,
an 9torocn0t scr crIten Nil Sea-
torofte Bic unutlocrboreit c1rptiidrn
9iltincn nlti Ser &rticl E6ild ltod cin-
mai ulitirt mo lcincn prattild)en
3ucden 1copicrt babe, Der be.
liibntte &iiS = Icn1pel mo sic Qi-
Qantiidcn llcbcrrcite ser 9ouoenf-
mGlpr ser Hbnrnoniocn mo Der lSto.
'lCnlGcr, mncrlh0pilide Gltnbgrlbcn
fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1uorcr per,
ltrt6eilt, mGbrclo Ion8cr EcrioOcn
inter @oiicr ST bl2ibcL ga. oa5
g8oiicr 0cs filnItid)cn Sees ooS
Nioealr ser <iel iibefiticg, Sect
0rObt obcr, ME man Dem oGorricrc
N'&tnlin" i6rcibt, nod melt
Sd)limmcrc@. 0n8 Stoumerf bon
Niiuon Bat oie Noiirlunqelt, sic
mon oarnni ictte, nidt gor5 eriiiQt;
MON miQ 0uhcr onS Nipcou 0QNai'
iCr 0telcS StalnuCrfS nod mn I Wfc.
ter tlbcn, lllo Die Nniel Fbit0, Don
ser man iebt m%enigitens nod Elm
Stilddcn iicbt, milr0c oonu gallj
ltntcrtulden. GnS l%nGliidicligc
Nr6ictt miirOe Den Siistrhtprl gan3
pcrihminOu lniien itno fplinlcn0cn
@cihIcdtcrn miir0e MIR sic Crime.
ring oarnn bleIben. GoS 3erlto-
rlulgsuerf ser GllglGnber mill aber
bierbei mod nid)t Salt modem. Gas
uerbciitrtc Staumerf, iu9t nln1L loll
fir @gppten Ole truoitiolleqe Srud)t-
bartlett Scr pharnuniihcn 3eiten nier
bcrbringcn; 81 oieIem 3iuedt iollen
5000 Gllaorotfilonleter 2nnb, Oos
ii0 bon AiIllun bis &airo erItrcdt II.
lest goll5 nnirlthtbar lit, potllt1noig
iibcrldmcnmt mer0en. 9tlul bQbcn
abcr gcrnoe IN oieier Gone, bip bon
sen observation-disclosures oes 9til5
nidt crreidt mcroen folnntc, oic al,
ten Gappter ibrc S~obtenitGttc on
oeleat, neil lie mlbten oocr bod.
iptnigltenS glalbten, ooB Die 0til-
mien bier fiir Die Giuigfeit allibc-
mabrt mcrben tonnten. sir San-
ienoc Don Sabrcl mar oieie 9anos
ltrefe Ser Gieicnirieobpf &C. Scpol.
fcrung egpptens, uno es biIbetc lih
bier eiite engine lmgebellere Hefro-
polls. @enn man MN, mie bead.
iidtigt lit. Sic @uiicr oes Nils nod
einlnal beben miro, I'M aiid) Oieie
Gone 81 belpdfiern ltno 5u brirlrd-
ten, miro rton Oicie Sootenitatte, in
melden sic ardGologen nod Sdbr.
bulberte lang Sd1be ertordclt unO
sic iid)ereh Spurcn elmer 5000
Sabre altcn @cididte iillOen foiltt-
ten, polItdnoig 5eritoren. Mall iolte
Sen gnglGnoerh bnber ein gebieteri-
ides Salt j%iirnien, oenn auf oieieS
arhGologiihe Edtrimorlilim bdt Sic
gauge eebiloetc @elt aniprltd). @as
miirbe man lasert iraat Der .@or.
riere b'sSstaiia", rpeun es Stalien Elm.
iielc, aus irgeno eiiten praftiiden
@rrnloe Eompeii Sit opfern2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Simmer bcrieIbc. - 9obbes
libcr: sic glouben gor niht, ipic
teiliam sic Gneae rno rpie eiienbol.
tig lie lit" = COMMENCEMENT Gil.
beritein: v@ott per Gerehte, lpie beiBt
Glen. ipare mir lieber, iie entbielte
Sil6er."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
Sic NninS Srn9DOic.

%2gtcrc ollBert oeH 'roiNil''i'
Nurid. ihrcn 8attcn ulO icincn
Wr,,n,r ,cbSr't III icbcn.
HCW p JpIL - HVH''''
Gapitdn Ectcr G,Nlin2, mcjhcr Ant.
q 9Innis. Sen unacblihcu Y"iebbabcr
5a;,,oy N,ttir crihoi, ihrint jih
ar., s., n,t,,n,,r,, ic;.
'', d"
N'' V"''"" u q 'o"''Q''"'N 49, D"
bcpellcn. NerleIpe pCrlilute, '''''I'
altcrcn Ertoer, Mt1jor Naia" oli%
GhlcaAo, olljilArHI'Plh ais lVN oVIIV'VV
III 'clncr ,}rllc oe'ildle, VI oeI'Ila
lidl mic EN- 9td'cioer, NM @o''pQ T.
Sba0, cnlGr lGIll'r A'd)t3o'flFVlVF'
mubtc ldIlcBIid) ocn %erll'd ol'f9'-
ben, ool INN tIll' }ll'ol'I'''cl'ou''8V''o'
Sdl!oerlIll1 Der @ottoI'IlIl'lOr !oVl'
de jhr SMI'b'IV' II'PI'V'' j' 'tt",'
gen. YIN noe o03 o'loVFt ~'uI luj'V
NaIl~ odB 6 lillIooor IeL ooB IT,
'elu %NI'r ll'o IviI NIl'o't pl' W|l'
lIl ~a'jloilI'I't po''e!I' o'2 "'I'o'o'
NIB ooG ll' IIlll "'''I'@ l''''''' 0V'o'I''
lV'' 1pj'''Va'''
"NI9 DOT olE' Wo',"'V'l 9"''' W.
lellle H9'l''l'8 ouB '''VlI't 0tuI l''u
plI'lelHI'h ttI'utle CuPl' @u'"p'
"HW luai uul oeH F9'''pp''''''' l'o
IL iie'n Stuoti ''''l III lc''!VI' Sl''
len ole Hl8eU pIlHVi'' ltB .lu loIot'
9ue@ lll Sl'W 'no ltul III NVllI'lt!E
olt: SSop[e'o oC' '''o''I"V'l III w.
Pouel'Ql'alV''' NW 8''8 t''''VVt 'o'V
e'l %tttllultt i''o oo'9le ''I.''Vt '"''
al h'el' SSc'p mo lI'r'H Stlo' %un'
oert va ol' SoHV loal' ltQ 'II''' ny
lonH ll'ul l''H' o'e VulllIl iui'H u'c
N'''oer' "'Id i'l'o llul lV'pll '!luCl TT
e''ler orFuFII8 IU''o9''UV' SSV'lc oVt'
9elleh pooe'''
Sle olpI'elt lN ol'I' ais eiol'oto
Del nleI'''lt elnlfeI1c" 9let 'l'lt Que
SerlIUcrl'hA gao oaB ple Selu)lto's
9llll9ell 8e9el lle elel'oe Sll0eh lcl'''
Sllocl'h' ole 4ll8upeI, Ole '''V'l Stp+
per illlr 8ellloNt 'polle' loofell oolo|''l
oetolIl'ft' Jun 9oI5llde Stofp}tI 81
erlangcL W'Ble ICY i''rl''e 0toll ''uuV
perlU'eoe''eil lIel''ell Mel'elI ole l'c
u%hleti'ol'''lle' pane, onalro8el'. 9u'
ctlt lo8le lle, lle Dooe elne Su"'pltt'
SoHt 9e'llud)l' oolln nIeoer, oaB lle
Del 1eIlet Vele8el'Dell llI Veotr9e 9e'
lpelen 'el. S9 oroh9 III lie' Nllt DC
%SaptDe't 81 lo9eI uHo hod) l''lV
nap le0le l'e Elm ooIleS @elIoi'on'B
l9fet e'9e''eh INTO DER SUu''o'''u'V't
peS V'ol'''eS, OCH IW 0tel'I'o 8t''ul'l'l
9olle' uo' Slt !poI l~pefgo''pl l'ull
III Vcoit9e Beipelel', Ioiloel'I III ''e'o'
gott ~" "!''''9 ~ oet Spi'89cIeu<"'
SSop"lh9 cues 0teill'oeS oe' SePlt'
re't' Sg IWlule lolotl 9oletl hou
We'''em Solet n'o lpoler l'ocp met
r'nl Sruoer nio DOT lDneh ipieoet'
po4le l't III ~luu'ollHe" Vel'ollo'''b'
SoS @leldle tDai lle, ais il'ler 0oI't'
i'en-A''ooIl 81 9'alpe 9e5o9e' pHt'
DE- I'M mir 'el' Se9 sur eDelHe''
Dung 81 eollell.
SuS Vttl'up ipuroe 9ellefll rolpor'
Iltl, ouB o'e Valilh DON eapl' @o'll'
mo9lIWet'prlle VI 'elHe'' S''lVtr0e
oCil 3~el'9enllono petre1ell ioefpe' poB
u'lo CtHV 5'pe'le perlUlta)leFle @l''la8e
n'S Spo'o'Fro5e'leS' N Dem Go'lol'
!pte SUo''oe preltrof, 5h erloorlell
lel.
YIN 6~nierplelp, oaS 0roli NoIll5
9eltern N @IntbrQp, Mall, Srrtre'
fern Der @corltlden 3cltlll0elt CT
1Dellle, loBt IloeB tlor crtcl'nen, ooB
lle mat ooroll oentt 1llr lbren Wnt.
tel 0cll RpltQrn1tlIn ~ hptrptp1 inn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
Baltimore Sampf Eafct 81.
t9ttr nnb snperldffer @ai.eiuie.)
"a Die Der. StnntcltsRoit beforoerno.
Sampfer q issinte" snsal,g sslIabama,"

Eu"pTF cN}5gIma"" srrTI;g SHIaO'"d'"
9ampfer abren tdaIin, GunntugS ausaenom,
men. bon Den pTnisQinie"s Ricrs. 4r. f0--tS,
9iqbt. strnfe, $50 NhenhS. brett i1abF SIo
GllnGtcn hes eiiocrS. @crbtnbnn9 in SIo
Ruint Comfort NIT Der Is. 80. @ifenhobn".
RAD Rtdmono. Serbironr9 in 8ortsmoutD NIT
S %d ;Sca6oGrS Str CINE" IcIiSen 8nSs nod,
brng nit Der ~gtlnntic Coat 2ine." Gcrfolt
uto ipeitIit nnb- yOIo Sominion Cine" mao
Nclpherll, 8nfbingtorJ sfs&., 8ibnlpnb, ga,
uno Nclus g)ori.
MabI8citcn nod europdifhem 9Iane. 0urit.
ri0fc a0iiiter8immcr, eleitriide 9eieuGtuua,
Sumpibci8ura. aoien frei. Geferbirie aaiiiten.
~sirnier in ben @i1ets9ireaur Der y0ab Cine"
Or, 107. Sft'0aItimoresS Giraffe; Nr. 506-50s,
Sinhts Strabe; z, ". 9. office, Giiooftsgde Der
Baltimore ltno GuIoertsStrube: Continental
Srlft WniIbiro" unb IIbGuab's Tr. 100, Goro,
CHARLES Strabe.
Spbu u. SbeIiuuuo, G.. grptp n,
TicesPrGf. II. Sen. sMlandaer. Sen. 'Tdii .sMgent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

rsit ann SsbraiI in Ssr Qanbea' unb I'd.
acbntS tation UNI 1000 GebioS.
Iprs 8aeeons, Speiferaten etc, tperben fnneg be-
forgt per SeleSbpn IN n,ler toIeen6en BILLET
gfireailt: Charles nno BaLtirnoresStrabe, "a
Get. hobol,G citation. 6. 4 g.. Wlt. Sermon 3123:
gdmban'Station SnformatiottSs gnreau, 9. 3 -
81. RnuI S46, poer Teb., GourtlaItb 27ao: uub
Wr. 500. SiiosBrrabtpah.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Ylumbing, 5urnoccs, Ianges unb
Oeien, 2ohocdcn ltlto Hinnen.
Vennctt @rns., 523 Morb.6 remont.g!penne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Warmors rnD Grant. Nerfe.
9. SiiaGrtncr g. Sbbue, TIA .718 sSeitsNaltis
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

GltpfcrI6mic0e ltno plumbers.
l0bu SuDert, TIA GGnmcs. Strabe- 6. & g.
2slepbun: gSulie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
Merchants G. Iiners transport. So

U~tCIuJHHlo q WVNtTo NIHHSPUTI' Nu'
Tampicr.2inic
Sradit nnb YaNaairre.
Gadl Button NIB hem Often.
Ste1itag, 2pnnerft1g, Samitng ulo Sonttag,
6 ltbr ghcItoS.
. TadI Gruuipcnec uuo bent Sten.
Wontng, Srcitua, Snmita0, @ ttbr IbenbS.
GadI Grlupurt.g,enS nnb 9prfuft.
114Iidh, nllSaeilommcit Nttttuob, G ftbr Mbcnbs.
y 6rnbt an9eltommen tdplidb bis 3 llbr gtuttm.
fir h%enfclhcu Iuq nGidDrenbe Snmpfer.
Tadi Gauannab uno brm Gitbrn.
3ienitu0, areitae. 6 llbr @benoS.
.. u. @eyiein, Wecnt, Eicr 5tk sio.@ah, Ell,
6nupt.siirenn: 0crmaa. uno 2tgbt'etraee.
Uf3,T&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

2anonirtbIdaitIihe @erdtbe uno
SGmereien., .I
Griffith & Iurnrr Gn., 2O5 6.lsoca.s trahs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
Qopofate1t.

Nbplpb @utbcrlet, 8e6tsanpult, Nr. 10, Oft.
gcrlngiunsStrab g. 4 y. 9bone, Ct. 9aliI
3b39. N. t I'D. .
8. Garbart ebimcr, &ettSnnipaIt. Union 9ruit
Vuilbt1a, baltimore, DO. geioc Telephone.
aarl u. D.. Shclg, 1876. 1923 BODYBUILDING.
@nitnpue Nurb, 261. .2G0 galocrt 8niloiro.
Is. gSnt, Crtmnau, iii observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
MarbIanb &: YcmnisIuania q. 81,

TaTe snr Neiie in's MnsIamb &c.
ipret 6. 9laine, Nr. 413, Cn.WaIti.
msrefrahe, uabe GnitOm &uxie 2Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
SruIt G%on,poonien.

SruIt Gompagnien.
,DiarNlano Emit Co." glorblpefts@de guIberts
uno 5crmdnsStrnbe. @rier Serl6, IraIi.
bent; Z. g. 8illfnerrnlnr, G~eiretir; garrun
NdIt geb. GbaSniciiter.
p8aIttmure sruit d Guarantee 9p," equitable
building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23
@ei9dftss@ egmeticr.
SGfcr., GpnbitOrs nnb Sptcl.
8conrfsnrtifrl.
She Mpcrs & pids So, lo4 siO'9OparOsa

3eitrngen, 3eitidriiten etc.
nShe Baltimore Mems Co." SGoio Gbererom'
bic, @efbaftSilbrer, 3lS 8elts1crnaTFSIr.
9aumaterialien, Sbiiren, 5enIter'
rabmen, 2a0en etc.
5ames .. Soiter & Co., Ito uno III Si'5re'
Sen. 5. sloSu & sru, Ala aisbtftr. .gsertts.
0ational . 9anfen.
nSbe cIo supu Gatipnal gauf," Sab. unb
9getersSirube. Sacob g8. 9oof, BrditoeRi;
Senr0 .. 9teoue, Sn1llrer.
"3prite National. gant," 432 ShS'8roaopab.
u. Is. 9Sugner, auittrpr.
~nsseitcru National SaHf," IA NorosgutaipsStr.
~. Wiarrinit. St1tiirer.
n1titte Nntipuai Sant," @de Baltimore uno
gtortbsS traBe.
.armcrs & MerhantS' National Yank"
Soufbs UNI Gom6GrosS GRAPE.
"oh,mereial Il 6armers' 9iatiunoi 8anf,"
Sf lpeltsSde SUlUaros lno SerniaisSlrabe.
j. !. 8aIouin, Haiitrer.
StadtS 8anfen.
,Scutide @ant non Baltimore" Baltimore
uro SoutoansStrabe. gueuit WehPr, Yrliis
bent; e. s.. 6tbt, StabuIeiiter.
Spar 9anten.
r5cntide spar6ani ppn Baltimore" gutatp.
uno BaltiT1oresStraBe
st. Sames Spnrbuni," 9aItimoresStrlbe uub
MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Seuer Seriiherungen.
ssm. :, ehadelipro & 60, 10 unb II gbarrber
OF Commerce.
y9iunal Suiurance SO. Of 9turrpppl," Senrb N.
g~SurficIo, 8iioeulz Widnnqer, 10i-102 G6ants
< ber Of Commerce @uiIhinu.
r0crrlania Seucrucriidcranns . @efcaTfaft,"
Baltimore uHb giortbsSirabe.
gigelttbnmS : Igenter uno
.SGnolar.
Gicrrc 6. Tugan d Erpbetu, 10 Sft.2erinptpn.
Strnbe.
SufIdmico SubebGr.
6. sectt Enpns Co., 1862 nno 1854 Noro'sar'
&oblcn uno Sol3.
ecurs g.. @on Setae, $50 oIumbiassIOenu
ShmudIuden rtno ltbren.
u. 3. Wiiaer, 80 Cfts9aItinloresS traBe.
G~fanolcib @eih1fte.
pGoniolibatro eoan Co.," 1 goros@ab' sirabe.
Tianos uno Srgeln.
Gbas. I. etieii, 9 Goro:qibertpse traBe.
gsm. Snabr g. Ga, 4urisgloe. uro 5a0ettesGtr.
Eapier uuo Gapier.S Often.
Smith, SiIur Co., t05 uno 107 SnnorersStr.
0lehplatten, Wetou etc.
e9un, Gnntin & So. Ouccrporirt), 10. .19,
0dloeritofsStrlBe.
2cihenbeitatter.
Snubers & si.nc, 1908. .171O GuntorsIuenue.
gSm. Guut, giortb' urb 8recnmountsgltenue.
Srieobofe.
,9uuopu Bart Gemetcr1," Office: 81 ge'ts
GurntognsStruBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

gigentbums agenten un6
.SQnolar.
pierre 6. 1usan d Hrpbsiu, 10 Sft'2eIinatpns
StrnRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Suiidmico 3u6eb6r.
g.. cent gnbne Co., 1862 nnb 1854 9oro'Sar.
SiruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

9lehplatten, Wetau etc.
sgon, Gonfltn g. Gu. Cincorporirt), 10. 10,
QdIoeritorsStrlb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Tianos 1tno Srgeln.
GbaS. VI. etieif, 9 Goro:qibertus StraBe.
gsm. arabr & Ga, 4iarfglne. uno 5aDettesGtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

2cihenbeItotter.
saubers & eh.nc, 1908. .1710 Gantonsguenue.
&m. Goot, giortb' nro SrecnmountsItenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

&oblcn uno Sol5.
eeurs q. @on Seiae, $50 GoIumbia.sIOenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

sseuer leruinus an ber 9reiunbSuanaig jfs
Strabe. Nstp BORT, 5eqYeui nap 3otelS. 9ts'
tern uruh gei6dftSbtftrtIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

Srieobofe.
,eououu Bari Geuetcrs," Office: 81 @eits
GurniognsS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-23

q Shmudinden uno lt6ren.
u. 3. Miacr, 23 Sft.9aItinloresStrnBe
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-19
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR

than half Of them girls not out OF their teeis'
have been shipped through Boston in charge OF Nor
mon elders who brought them from Europe, 1t IS
time for society to pay attention to the immortality
of the proceeding
The government will not interfere. There ought to
be enough good men and women in and about Boston
to make strong showing of public resentment
against the participation of the authorities in con-
tntous crime That which these Mormon elders
are doing amounts to traffic in girls and women,
form of white slavery that the law frowns upon and
morality cries out against
If the Mormon establishment is not indulgmg IN
the crime of polygamy, it is not necessary to bring
into Mormondom 1850 girls and women each year
to maintain the proportion of the sexes. Nature
provides in the mountain states, wife for every nus
band, though nature is not adapted to the task OF
providing many wives for one husband.
The surplus of women from foreign countries being
constantly added to the population of the Mormon
States is drawn upon to supply polygamouS house
holds and when the administration at Washington
connives with immigration Indicators to violate the
law it participates in a crime against which the
mountain states are striving with all the resources
at their command
Through the influential assistance of the general
government po1ygamy is the increase in the noun
Canada For many years it halted, even retrogradcd
But under the encouragement OF the Smoot deal,
the hierarchy is strengthening the polygamous in
stitution and holding out encouragement that the
time is not far distant when the church again
openly practice that which it agreed to abandon when
the polygamous states admitted to the union
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-19
r1r. Bryan's Wealth.

Speaker Cannon has been so long in the place of
national autocrat to be able to presume that any
statement he may make will pass unchallenged, So
he uttered few whopperS at Springfield, Illinois,
last week about the immense fortune that Mr.. Bryan
had accumulated in few years, so shaping his words
as to leave the impression that the democratic can
didate had employed questionable methods in the
pursuit of wealth
Mr. Cannon allowed that Mr.. Bryan was worth
million dollars-and how did he get it There were
awful possibilities in the mystery with which the sub
ect was clothed and the interests chuckled as the
speakers probabilities drifted in the direction of an
unearned increment discovered among the assets of
the great commoner.
The public favoraby interested in the reply
made by Mr.. Bryan, for he dared question the words
of Mr.. Cannon in terms strong to give him
place among the nations distinguished prevarcators
The public interested because the incident dis
posed of a considerable accumulation of campaign
rubbish and uncovered the exact financial standing
of Mr.. Bryan.
1t only day later while speaking at Olney
Illinois, that Mr.. Bryan replied to the fiction of Mr.
Cannon, saying:
was worth about $4,000 when I was elected to
congress. | served four years and by careful econ
omy saved between $50 900 and 81 900 about 81 900
year, that when [ went out Of congress in the
Spr11g OF 1879 was WOrtn ABOUT 9o,OOO or S1,OOO
During the period that elapsed between the end of
my congressional terms and my nomination for the
presidency about year and four months, was en-
gagged in speaking and lecturing and added but
a small sum to my savings After the election of
1896 my earning power lecturer largely
enhanced by the prominence which the campaign had
given
My book-"The First Battle'-brought me $4,000
and I gave an equal amount of the profits to the
various committees that had carried on the cam
paign of 1896 My lectures have been profitable and
my writings paid well, but attends the
lectures unless he wants to do And buys
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-19

The failure of the twelve million dollar fish and
oyster trust OF the Booths the public that
monopoly is not invulnerab1e when exposed to the
full force of these republican hard times The Booths
survived all the democratic panics
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-09-19

The real paramount issue is forging to the front
and is creating havoc in republican ranks and it is
the bank deposit guarantee plan In its efforts to
prove that guaranteed deposits menace to
ciety, the republican management has made bad
mess of it and materially weakened its case in the
estimation of the voting masses. Between Joe Can
non, Jim Sherman and the guaranteed bank the
republican party is entering the valley of the shadow
of defeat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25
PERSONAL

]. E. Bartlett, Of Bridgeport, can
didate for the Republican nomina-
tion for sheriff, was here last eve
ming enroute TO Salem to attend to-
some business matters.
Porter Maxwell, Of Peel Tree, was
city business visitor Tuesday.
Miss Francis Trenary, who visit
ed the Misses Gaskins at Fairmont,
returned home today
Claude MARBLE is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs U. w. Morrison, in Fair
mont.
2. A. Wilson, Of Fairmont who
visited his son, w. D. Wilson, has
returned home.
Kemble White, Of Falrmont, was
here Tuesday attending to business
matters.
William c. Armstrong is here from
Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. LANCE, Of
.Holeomb, are visitors in the city.
/ Hugh w. Tetrlck, electrician for
the South Penn Oil Company at its
plant in the Indstrlal addition, is
quite III at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Tetrlck, on Clay
street, with a severe cold, but is
thought to be slowly improving,
E. g. Tetrick left the city this
morning for Gassaway and Sutton on
business.
George H. Berry, of Wyatt, candl-
date for the Republican nomination
for sheriff spent Tuesday in the city
in the interest of his candidacy.
Samuel "A. Elliott, of McAlpln,
spent Tuesday in the city.
R. w. Rittenhouse. of sardls, was
here Tuesday.
Monroe White, of Quiet Dell, spent
Tuesday in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25
.ELUDED Them BY
A LOCOMOTIVE

HUNTINGTON, Feb. 25.-After
following her divorced husband and
Kidnapped child through Kentucky,
Ohio and West Virginia and landing
in this city within forty minutes OF
the runaway, pair, Mrs. John W. Ell
llott, of Lexington, KY, through At
torney Jean Smith, instituted habeas
corpus proceedings here just before
midnight, rouslng Criminal Judge
Taylor from his bed, and then secur-
ing the services of Sheriff Spencer
started on a hunt for Elliott, who had
in the mean time been given a report
of what was going on, and going to-
the local superintendent of the B. &
o. hired a. special engine and coach
to take him to Parkersburg in time
to catch the first train out for Pits
burg. The sheriff and deputy reach
ed the depot just in time to see the
special putting out with no chance of
stopping It.
The Elliotts are connected with the
most prominent and wealthy families
of Kentucky and Ohio Elliott is re-
lated by marriage to Senator Fora
ker, of Ohio. Mrs. Elliott instituted
divorce proceedings against her hus-
band in Fayette county, KY, a few
days ago, and had been given the
custody of the child, when the hus-
band kidnapped the youngster and
led the the mother a long chase
through three states, and is now in
the fourth and still moving. The
mother says she will follow the hus-
hand to Europe, If necessary, to get.
her child.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25

Dr.. 3. A. Hill Dr.. s. N. Mason
Eooms 2O1-2O2, Second floor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25

The Lynch-EllIott Real Estate Co.,
Real Estate, Coal, OIL and Gas,
Rood 319, Third floor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25

DR.. w. H. Holden.
Dentist,
Room EOS. Second noCr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25

Greenlawn Cemetery,
Room S19, Third tloOr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25

DR.. w. CASTOR,
Physician,
Room 653, Sixth floor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25

Dr.. r, A. Haynes DR.. H. 3. Sloan
Physicians,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25
Report of the condition of
HE VEST VIRGINIA BANK

THE WEST VIIlUINIA bhNN1
Located at Clarksburg, in the State
of West Virginia, at the close Of BUSH
ness February IA, 1908. i
Bank first began business October,
1890
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-24
Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Les
son by Rev. Dr. Lnscott for The
International Newspaper Bible Study Club

one OF great ability and influence, INDUCES
in drink what will be the effect OF such
indulgence. and will there be any differ
ence in the effect upon the two men2
Verse l6-ln what respect are the
Judgment" and the righteousness" Of
God exalted" or seen, in the terrible re-
suits Of the liquor traffic3
Verse lz-What is the difference in
the economic results of money made by
farming, and money made in the liquor
traffic?
Verses l8-l9-ls it ever possible for
good personal results to come from bad
deeds2
Is there any need to experiment with
or put to the test the moral precepts Of
the Bible, seeing they are based upon the
experience of mankind and the wisdom of
the ages?
Is it ever possible for man or a nation
to escape the natural results of wrong
doing9
! CThls question must be answered in
writing by members of the club
Verses 202l-If a man does that
which is essentially wrong, and he thinks
it is right, does his opinion change the
natural results Of the actp For ilustra-
ton, mother gives her babe, in the night,
prusslo acid. thinking it to be castor oil.
Verses 2233-How should we estimate
the moral character Of those who sell in
toxioating liquor as a beverage?
Lesson for Sunday, Oct 4, 1903
David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem
ii Sam. vi.