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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Ser @%iir9eruerciu bate |roieiior
Otto Sh0urih criltdbt, IN Der Qeitri-
gen Siblng iiber 0a8 Gbemo rCcuts
Idle StuIen in llmerifa" 81 iprcden.
Qeioer mar ocrielbe OaOurdI ooB cr
i'm Nerp.Dorfer EreB.Glub SIT gIei'
der 3eit cine &orIeiung 81 buItcn
bate, am @riheinen oerbtnoert,
3n Der ndhIten Sitlng oe3 9ijr-
gerpcreinS iinbet Die Domination Der
9canten Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Stcrling'a @ltboben ~bctrugen $500.
10 mo ieinc DECENTRALIZATION beloll,
len lid oni $3915.S7.
Mr. ". ). 6lonncrp wuroc I'M
8rmocageriht jrm MnIicnperwoltcr
fIir Die Sobu Sc. Nom.Go. ernount
ltno itcutc $4,000 Giirgihoit. Gle
Gonpngllic bnnOclt nit cleftrilden
@eooriS Nrtifclu. 3ie Electrical
Supplp So" oacin bat cineu 9(u-
iprud non $5139.S3.
8criht@ Noti5eu.
Annie s. Stonleu reidtc geItern
i'm Supcriorgeriht cine &logc iiir
$4,000 Gntid)0oiglm9 Gegcn Die Gro.
Ter 4bilipp =. mo Utor .. OiiiQer
an GbcIter Strubc unb Canton Auc.
me Gin, neil tie olgcblih iiber cine
@eitcr ~Itolpcrtc, Die oltf Dem Srottoir
0cS @eiddit9 Der &crtIngten ltcbcn
Bcluilcn mor0cn mar.
Cine M%oibmgtoucr Aopofatim,
Sr0u 9clun u. &pduoo0. crlticn &c.
tern IN Scr jrucitcn }lbt6eiIuilg Oe2
&rei9Neridta ais Hcdtabeiitalo Der
6rait G0tborine u. z. WioGre in DER
Uolt Ncrcn @uttcn cingclcitctcl Sdei-
bui8@tl0gc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

SIM Stl6Grfr0H5c. Ias
Set ibrer iil6crnen 6odBcit feiertell
0eItern Ser NIuauit G0erbroof rul0
feline @ottili, Grolt 9fnuie, ge6. SoI5.
bcio BON 9ir. PIG, SiiOsM 0lieiraBc.
Cos Ghcpoor crnelltc iein Ghaoelii6tc
qeltcrnGorntittog III Der ct. 0dhoc(a,
Stride. no 4iatpr Beter Nofc. elm
Sodomt celebrirte. Tbenos fano
III Der Mobmulg oeS Gbeponrcs cine
bii6ide 6eier itott, oil lucl6cr 6ie
0titglie0er Der 6nntiIie, ioiuic einioc
intirte 6reltn0e tbeilnabnen. GoS
Sllbelpuar lpllr0c bon 1llerl Seitcn
beoliidlpii1lidf mo reid)lim beihenft.
Ser Gaerbroof lpHr0c Dor III SSabrelt
in Ssnabriid geborell uno fom i'm
9lltcr DOR # 4aGrc1t na6 An1erifa.
Gr i'll @0dcrmetiter bon @erti ur6
fiibrt lett 1900 sic S1derti IN Ser Sf.
Morie1 SJnouitriei6ule. 5rau @uer.
broof 1T IS 2Sobre alt unb cine 9alti.
morerilt. sic lit Die brittle @atti,t
oeS Serru G0erbroof. 2ebterer iuur
5lerIt nit 6rnlt Otorgoretbe. geb.
&rob, mo 0alm nit sSrdll GIiiabcth,
geb. SGiitte, Derbeirothet. Ser er.
iten Che entiproilen orei, Der 5rpeitcn
5ipei nno Ser Oritten ebenfoqs 3luci
ainber, melder Der geItrigen Jeier
nit 10 Gnfelfinoern beimobrten. S..
eGerbroof lit nod) iebr rilitig lnb iinb
linn feline II Satire nid)t nii5tiicben.
Gr lit MitgIieo btsa gereiits Der
rSiebSio octtihen 9riioer.~
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9lns orutidjen &reiien.

Cine 9roBartige Hernion Der ocllt.
ihen 1reimQurer geIcgeltIi6 Oe>
crIten StiftlmgsicItcS Oe5 Scr.
Gins oclltidIcr 6reimourer bon
Baltimore" gcplnut.- &eonltcu.
Domination bc5 o@ermmuio.
GontIop3, :. 8. s."
@enu nid)t ouc 9Iu5cifCu triiQeu,
miro ooa critic S%tiftung9felt 0e9 o&cr.
Gins Ielttldjer Sreimmtrer," melhca
um Sountug, Ben t3. Q%c3crubcr, inn
y&otei .9tnIeigb" III Der @cItnIt elmer
Nclrnion Der oelltihcu 6rcimalrcr
ser Stoot nm itotten gent, liG ST
elmer @IouBoifoirc gcitoltcn. @citcrn
2lben0 iuno in Nrn. @eora 6iliug'o
8cinloubc, Nr. 30l-306, GIt.Nol
tinlorcitroBc, cine &eriommllmg 0c2
Qirettorilums ltutt. ErGiiocnt Mar
@oniQ fii0rtc 0cn &oriit unO @r.
@eorg Minmlclbcbcr ilu9irtt ais
Frotofolliiibrg. Die rcridic0cnen
Sub Gomite'n, mcld1c nit ocn @irraus
gcnlcnt9 bCtrullt limo, rcid)tS1 dilBCrlt
gitnIti0c &eyidtc iibcr ole BcmoAteu
5S]ortifrittc Gin. Mus 0cniclbcn crs
BELT, 0aB Den EbciInchmcru nller.
bdlro un1cuchmc llcbcrroiGu1gcn in
Iuaiid't ltcbct. &r. Otar Nonig
miro bic 6citrcOc bnItcn lrn0 Gin IN,
tcrciiunte2 muiitoIiiNca &roaronm
lit in Nuaiidt gclomme1. Sin Set.
ellen lit nit ser Setcr pcrbWuocn.
n@crmQnto GonCiopc,
3. 8. S."
Goa o@Crnlonio Gonciopc" pom
,&erbeiertcn SrOeu Der @eptnio.
pben" bicIt 1eitcrn Nbeno in Nrn.
Soui$ Niificls &ullc an DER Gre0c.
rid, no6e 5Snpcttc. StroBc, ieinc re
QelmdBiac NcrionmluuQ ob, in mel.
der Die @comtlu Termination nit
folgenoem GrgcbuiB porQUtommcn
mtroe: Nait.GrGont &oCob GuridI
}lrd)ont gilbert &ncuTer, HropoIt
Mm. Gugelbert, &rGlot }llcr. @oblcr,
prot. Setretdr Z. SonL 6inanjsSc
trctdr 5. s. @obIcr, SGabmeiitcr
&ouia Gdcla, Snipcttor \Sobn Niilb,
intterc Mofc @corQ Rulnbtl, duBcrc
@ohc Nilinm Miiller; (rtitcc2;
Oscar Stol3enbod), 3. Stctner mO
Sobn MiiQer; Superintendent 5lr Cont
pcntion J. &. @obler, ,Sobu 0illtb
uIlo Is. $. 2ufot, StcQoertretcr So.
cob Gurid).
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grcm lit bic SnlOatcnIicbc.

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Cine @iebes1eidid)tc, pelde III 6orl
N}cSenrp begiunt mo in Der OFT.
lidbeu 9oIi5eiitotion cn0ct.-gil
nunQeS Wt1ohen fonntt obne lcin
%erIbuloen ms Teller 3lUiibPn
Moum 6ruit ulo Sdpie9crnnlt
ter.
IN b0t6iter 2lufrcNlmg ~itijrjtc &C.
tern g}u&nittog 6rl. 9lunjc Stedcr
uon 9&r. IS. 9totO-@ ortitroBt, III ole
6itli6e 4}ol3ciItdtion un0 'bcrihttta.
OoB lie BON 8qei 6rouen dnf Shritt
unO Iritt ueriolGt mn bcihtmpft
mcr0c. ,<nt u1hltcu 0iomrut critjt
ncu ihrc @eriolgcrinncu l}lbit in Oem
Stntionsbuuie. Der 0ieHittbuenoC
lieutenant uei9crte iid) ubcr, obue Ell
ncn N~ait6liebl Die Tralttl i%eituGbnlCu
I'll Ioiien, morNllf iid) Oiclclbcn id)lelt-
Mott %cnticrnten. Sri. StGtcr CT
luirftc NonH bel Eoli3ciriduter Gar
lunO cinen @oitbciehI mno perlicb
(uV'IuHp pI2 r'',o y a"a'
poUI lUl't' 80 o"'g1 m,.t '."t ~
,ny'Ss'' Tub y. p'a ,., |' lo. w. ''a,
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r,Tn Mn;,n' G,arhS,. M NM.
49,; dt,. we ,rL,,,S rnhat nia 9Ir.ra-
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m,,,, no,, Srnu ~tr,iicr Mrnr1
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Snn;,, nn, nt.,,,S nar 9}nrfnl,,n,1
I G" = ~ Stc4,sr ort(5rtc ichnG, n;e
~, $50 aSa;in 0}nh ;hrcr
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C,''", ~ tem SS
S,Eros ", oh S2obrnsf, ms fnbrto or5t
60 n Go,,Io,, 49, ,r ,Mr%,
~, mnrIo,n|, H;,,os an,',, m}$S,
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, 49,, So, "sa M 49,, Go
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Sc" $3.50, m,~ = ~ '9.nfo' ~
IlllIlEA fT11TH6n11T1lfff Fftf~+ HIN
So !, 9',.n ;s,s -, ,"g
fohto7I 'E mpi tntt n $3.50 w. VA n' "i,, ",,
@o" -, 49,. fou,
> ~"% N a., ov[t ~ WIZ $500 nr htn;"'
',o,.n n ,tor o'Sn ~" $50 ~
S,, r",H a DSo'n ~ Snho,, V ~"S W
800 vs. ,1,Sto w., Sn,, ,rE,ite',
so, oi,,n '9| - 'pn ~, ,Hrom
;itor H., Wv "r.T Wr f,;c,, ,,tni',
Htn4or N ,,, Ta,j ~ 9"@ a.,
So '''r Wv sIno fu;a,9'
;,,%ta ntG' HStr . GU Un "n'
,.S9N ~ -" 49," uH'
n ,n,,,4,. 80, .,''' va" TSS.r So; =,
,'u) o'cle HllStllnft er10elleil lleB.
lp0llfe g ooS SpldloL Dob o'c 5loct
fSrQlltl lnte0Ct Dol llllQefQDt Qlt1z
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49, Ger .Sit.2omboro SIMMER.
pGbrenoe 9all. uto Spar-8erein"
bait am fontmeltOen Gienitog 9lbelo
lit ieinent 9ofal, SIMS Safe, an Der
NorbneItsg ode Don Baltimore. uilD
7aIlus. StraBe, ieinc Sobres : Scr
iammlung nit gcarnten- urto 0iref-
torenlpuhi. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Sic Gltreidiidt Neqies
ring bot cine gorloge ij6er Nlters.
Seriidartmq Dem Heidsrutb 5t geben
loIien, 5lgleid) nit elmer gtelrrega.
hung Der bi9berigeu arnltfell. mo
MISUNDERSTANDING. 10 OoB Die gall5c
ip5iolc Geriiderung ieBt eiltbsitlid)
5%uiommen geioBt merben Ioa. 3ie vi.
tcraocriiderung iflicbt uid]t mr. bic
Arbciter. ionoern aud bic Sel6ItItdn.
0igen (Gl5ingrumo6eiiber, aleingc.
mcrbctreibcn0e mo aleinhanoler1
cit. SIS ioQcn NGe, ole in 1plge mic.
0riqen GinfonmenS ni6t in Der Gage
iin0, Ourdl Gripurniiie fiir ihr 9lltar
51t lorGer, SIR &eriiherlrnq berungc.
5oGeil meroel1 o6 lie ais Selbitit1n.
Oigc O0er unielbititGlioige mirtbidIui.
ten. Gic Srotfenperiiderullgspflid
lol AM nabeju aQe&obnar6eiter, oll1
AMI Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ionic
altf Seimorbetter ltn0 Sienitbotcn
allsgebebnt iperoen. Gic Seiitunqen
Der aronfenoeriiGerun9 meroen oo.
ourd] beoeitten6 Gclteigert, Dab Die
Gailer Der observation-disclosures bon
20 ModJen oui elm Sabr auSgeoebnt
miro. @e5iiglif Der llniaqperlid)e.
rilitg 6eitebt cine pihtige aenoerurg
BARN, ooB Der 5ebnpro5entige 9eitra0
Der 9lrbeiter lpegidqt, dino ore 2aIten
Der MISUNDERSTANDING mis- ihlieBlif
bon ben llnternebmern 3ll trogen limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

STIR cine ncnc 0onf III
@in blon0toipr. - Sn elmer
9citern N6eno i'm Sigblono 9(pnrt.
mcnthaltS itnttgchn6ten &eriomm-
hung bon @ei6Gftolcllten bon Sigh.
lanotolun mo Canton, meld)c fiir5s
lid ole 0riinounq elmer @oltf in
Sigblonooluu beid)loiicn, mlir6e be.
rid)tet, DAB bereitS $4,000 fiir Dos
llnternebmcn 9e5cidliet uuroen nllo
boB sic nod NelpitnIdten neiteren
$4,000 ipdteitcns inncrbolb elmer
Modc e6enfaQs gc3eidnct Iein mir.
DC. Die Ncrrcn ,%yarte5 S. Grrlton
NJ. $. 6eDicnfclo unb grnii $. 80sfe
lpltrben benltftragt, cinclt 9ecignetelt
Tlub fir OnS NanfgebGltOc olls5u.
llid)eTl.
Cine brutolc tbat. &r.
George Sdmibt, Der al, Salt Apen1e
nn0 GlilltonitruBe cine Shibmudcr.
ncrfitdttc betrcibt, iuilroc gelternGor.
nlittag, mobrenb er aus eillegt sSeri-
tier beugte, BON einem inter 0en ga.
men n9obbp" befonrten Monn pbte
iegliHc @eranloiiung nit cinem Sfu,
itcrnineIicr bireft iiber Dem Iitge CT.
he6lid) perIe8t, Eolijeiridter Sbomp.
Jon ppn Canton erlieb einen Softbe,
fcbl geeeit ben Mciierheloen, iebod)
fon1lte oerielbe geiterr lli6t 9efabt
peroen.
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Sin aan1er @rfplo.

Gltd)rc-Hurtic 0eS 0omen @tdbucr,
ems III Der 2la3emeinen Gctts
iden @reiienbeimdtb" erfrGlt lid
Iturter I%beiIilobmc.
81 elmer ilberoua criolgreidcn Nj
fairc le'toltcte iid sic QeIterl 9tod).
mittaQ inter Den 9GIipi5ien oca Ia.
men %9tdbuerejn2 OeS N|I9emeincrl
Gcutihen @Soiienbouiea" IN Der
,8crm0niu Wdnnerhor,@allc" obs
aebaltcuc Gltd)rc.Nnrtic. is bcrrlhtC
Gin iold)cr 2tnDronQ, oob riu idocr
Gid IN Der Qcroirmigen MoQc bcicbt
lpdr. Notiirtid) NOR cs inter Oieielt
llmiidnben eir bcibeS Ningcu unO
ocn 0Iildlidlen @cluinncrn Der tG
mcrtbuolen Erciic ullroc ibr Sicg
mdbrlih nidt lcidlt gentod)t.
In1 nitS 0en nnd)Itcheiloen Gamer
ge5ilocte arrangements Gentle Oori
fir cen Grlol1 Der %eronitoltung ole
@brc III &lniprlld nebn1en: SRI. Ioele
bon Seine, 8orliberin mo Die
Nrolten 6eroinnnb aoiier, Nnl. s.
Settling GcbnborOt, 0efmnnl uno
@ii.
Nm %. Sunltor fin0ct bic nGdIte
Glldrc.@artic Oes 8ereinS itott,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Rod mid ciuio. - &n Der
mcItlihcn %oIi5eiltntion puroe ge-
tern N6c1o inter &oriiB Dc0 Goro.
ucr9 Mortin Gin ,S1qltcit iibcr ben
IoO oca am Icbtcn Mtontog 9beno
ant Der W'0ntgomcrp StroBe, nubG
Cblo %(pcnltc, bonn 8rocbtjtge fiber.
i%abrenen @renierS &cnrp W. Yettit
0baeboltcn. GIS oieie 3eituln9 5itr
FreIic ging, botten lid Die Goroners.
acid)uorcncit nod nid)t oli elm Ger.
oft Necinigt.
Mollen elmo meme Iubrit
~ Tie nNnericon %a6eI
Qtnnitiocturing 60" mill, uic cS
belbt, cine lleite 9roBe 6obrit nebell
Dem jeBi9en @ebGlloe an Der GroBz
GopIngtoll. uno SonoerS. StroBe CT
rid)ten.
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@crcinigtc sdHscr bon Baltimore.

&crctnigtc SGEgrr bon Baltimore.
Sauptquortier: ,@ermania . MGn.
nerdor . SaIe;" Yrdiioent Senrp
Cnomas; correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoQircnber 5efret1r pro tenn. o.
5tmmelheber, Nr. 3t5. Roro-Goen.
5traBe, 6inon5IefrctGr q. Simmel'
beber, ytr. 9t5, 0oro.Goer. StroBe;
5datmeiiter $. NidItd, Nr. 7t3,
@arner-S troBe; Giriqent 5h. Sem.
BERGER. Seriammluu9 ieoen ameitcu
6rci!a0 i'm Utonat.
narion."
SingItinOe MittWod in Der Stag.
Safe" @r. 205, SonooeritraBe. Di-
rigent .. 0}5Iamet.
.9(rbeiters M1rnerHor."
@ouptquartier: Anoreo8' Sale,
Nr. 3t4 SonoOcritroBe. Stngltm0c:
0icnitng8 Girigent George 8.
&0blmamt.
gNrbelfetsS tloertatel."
SoaptquQrtier; goI3' SaIe, SIR.
1913, @eit.2er ingto StraBe. Sing.
inut0e: Withuod8 - Girigent: Su.
bert ariippcl.
o9oocuio.N dnnerdor."
Snuptquartier: Brott. uno 8.
StroBc, Sigblauotowu. Siutitunoc:
0ieultogS Girigent: g6ltoro
90dner.
n8Grmoniu.M dnner6or.~
$ouptquortier: @erntanio . WGri.
nerdor-Salfe, Ger. 4t0 biz 4t2, @eIt.
2omborb-S troBe. SingItunoe: 2on.
neritaas - 2trtqent: E6eo6ur Seul.
berger.
nnSrobiinn.~
'Suuptquartier; Srobiir . Sole,
Rr. 1000, Gre6eri9 : Qpenue. Sing.
Rr. TIC, Noro.BacasStraBe Sing.
Itunoe: Wttttpods - Girtaent: Sobn
u. Glein.
|Souptquartier: 8agner's SalIe,
itlnoe: 9ienitags. - 9irigent s.
8aroluS.
yTboIio-R dnnerdor."
Sauptqunftier: 8otets $aIle, Nr.
1922, Sarforb-apenus. Singitunbe:
Gierltags = 9irigent 5. 6. Sranf..
.2oeuit.8oint Mdmerdor."
Sauptquartier: 6c6er'S Saae, @de
Cuba. uno gnore. StroBe. Sing
Itlu1oe: Mittnof 9lbeno3 s ltbr
0irigeut: =. aoroluS.
,9opertidjer Rdnncrhor."
Sauptquortier: A~termann's Sdne,
Gde BON Caroline. uno @ougbitrabe.
S%ingitunoe: gonneritag abenos -
Dirigent: AuguIt Sdneioer.
.RoaartsR
&auptqu1rtier: @obert 8olmer's
$aGe, 0r. t921-t923, Orleans.
StraBe; S%in9itunoe ieben GonTer.
flag abeno = giriaent @. 8. g5bI.
mann.
.Gihenfrana."
Solptqiartter: AuguIt @oetel's
(oormaIs 3orn's) Sale. gfe Der 3.
nuo @ougbIfraBe, Sigblmctopn.
S!n2ltunoe: Mitttpots - 9irieent
@co. %. SobImann.
.WeIobie."
Sauptquartier: 3. Hies' SnGe,
@de 9onittabe uno 8eIatr.Wortt
S%ingltlnoe: GonnerltogS 9iri.
gent: j. aarolus.
rSartnonie."
Sapptquortier: ar. Ala. Deit.
5opette. Strnbe. SiueItunoe: 3ien'
tags - 7irigent: Sobn u. alein.
oMlesger.9 eiansperein."
Salptauartier: Soffmam's SaIe,
2oiu. uno 5orreititrabe. SineitunSe:
GtenItag - 3irieent: Suber. Strip.
pei.
n9aoenia.M dnnerdor.~
Souptauartier: Stter6ein's Sale
(friiber n@intradt . Salle") Occult.
8oint. Sinaitunoe: 5reitag slbenos,
Girigent Subert Stripped.
Gin gil tiger Serr. - Slut.
ldjer: IS iinO beute 30 Sabre, DAP
i6 III SIREN Gieniten ltebe, Serr
Ffitfcrllng - Gle logten bod nett.
lidl. nnG ih Gle nnrnlt erinnnrn fnntn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

VcrnBrhncr Srps.'
arahr 8amilisn,2doen,
8asett.. s.rutr, ourd, bis sar 2eIiaatuas etrafs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Gin gil tiger Serr. = SUIT.
idjer: nGs iinO beute 30 Sabre, oaB
i6 III Sbrcn Gieniten Itebe, Serr
Ffiffcrling - Sic ioaten bod net.
LID. oaB ih Sic oordit erinnern Ioute
80" Gcmmer5ienratb: y@onj
redt, lieber Sousmann, id bate
Sbnen notilrlif oitf 81 oieiem Gage
cine Gbrung 5tgeoaft, aber nnler
aaergndoigiter Shirt lit mir anpor
gefommen nno bat Sbnen Die bron-
5ene Seroienltmeoaiae p~erlieben!"
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high personal character, his capacity
for public work. his Independence Of
any corrupt commercial Affiliations
and political rings and his judicial
and diplomatic talents. It stated
that Secretary TAFT was in entire
sympathy with the general scope and
purpose OF the Roosevelt policy and
that the president made no conceal
ment Of the favor with which he re-
garded Mr.. Taft's candidacy. 1t
further said that If elected president,
It was safe to assume that Secretary
Taft would continue the Roosevelt
policy as regards government super
vision Of the corporations, but that
he himself would be the president OF
the United States in fact as well as
in name. and that he would display in
that office the same judicial and dip
lomatic qualities as have distin-
guished his public life heretofore.
/ 1t seems to have taken the specu-
Iative portion of Wall Street about
six months to learn for itself the
truth of all this.
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MONDAY, MARCH .. 1908.
Fayette county's Votes.

The Parkersburg Dispatch-News
congratulated itself that on last Sun
day 1t scooped all other state papers,
especially mentioning the Wheeling
papers, on the greatest political
news item of the day. Its story
was to the effect that scherr had in
vaded and captured a part of the
Fayette county delegation, Fayette
having been regarded as a Swisher
stronghold. The story was no
doubt pleasing to the young gentle
men whosare in, charge of the Scherr
press bureau at the Charleston end,
but they are not as political mature
and sapient as they should be- else
they would have foreseen that 1t is
a dangerous thing to float a fake
of this kind. They react.
What happened in Fayette was
this: Mass conventions were held
in the various districts at which dele
gates were selected to attend a coun-
ty convention at which delegates to
the state nominating convention are
to be chosen, In Fayetteville dis
trict 1000 Republicans attended,
and Samuel Dixon, who is sup
porter of the Swisher candidacy pre-
sided. Every convention was large,
enthusiastic and harmonious. The
majority of the delegates named to
the county convention are known
swisher men. The Scherr people
claim that twelve or maybe fifteen
of them are favorable to Scherr. AZ
cepting that as true, which the
Swisher sdherents deny, the major
ity, conceded to be for Swisher, will
control the convention and will
doubtless select a solid delegation of
forty-three votes favoSeble to his
nomination. 1t is also! announced
that they will go even further than
that, and that they will pass instruc-
lions for him.
The newspapers who missed this
great and remarkable scoop of the
Dispatch-News, doubtless declined to
accept incorrect reports sent them
by the scherr bureau, even II they
we're prepaid. The Dispatch-News,
instead of congratulating itself over
perpetrating a fake ON its readers,
should be apologizing for 1t. What
confidence can a reading public have
in newspaper which purposely mis-
informs 1t? None whatever.
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Six Months BEHIND.

Wall Street has suddenly awaken.
ed Vthe belief that Secretary Taft
is to be the next Republican candi-
date for president. says the Wall
Street Journal, and is discovering
that in spite of the fact that he is
Roosevelt's own candidate, picked
out by the president year ago. and
that he indorses the presidents poll
cies in every address, he neverthe-
less possesses. many attractive quail
tie as a statesman.
Wall Street has simply discovered
fact which was clearly announced
on August /, 1907. by the Wall
Street Journal. On that date the
Wall Street Journal said that Sec
rotary Taft was far in advance for
the next Republican nomination. 1t
named among Mr.. Taft's conspicuous
qualifications as candidate his
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In the Same clnss.

The Telegram is ashamed to re-
cord the fact that Clarksburg is in
the same class of the cities indicated
in the following concerning the sub
ject matter:
ut is certainly disgrace to a
community OF Grafton's pretensions
that her dead must be hauled to
their last long resting place over
such highways as the roads which
lead to either of our cemeterles To
convey corpse to these places for
the burial of the dead at the present
time is a fearful undertaking.
Grafton Sentinel.
And the people OF Salem who have
been chagrined over this same condi-
ton may feel little consolation to
know that other towns do not all
have smooth trayeling.-salem Ex-
press.
The road. or what is supposed to
be road, extending from the Dublin
bridge in the East End to the Masonic
and Holy Cross cemeteries is in about
as bad condition as road can get.
At present 1t is quite impossible and
travellers going along there are COM
PEELED to use an adjoining field in
order to pass through that particular
district. Should the owner of that
field decide to close it up and pro-
hibit trespass a pretty predlcament
would face those who have to travel
that way. Harrison county surely
is wealthy enough, to fix up this road,
as well as some others that need re-
pairing. and the Telegram sincerely
hopes that 1t will be able to inform
the Grafton and Salem papers in the
very near future that this city is out
of theirc lass in this respect.
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Reed and the County.

AS the result of the Republican
primary election in Kenawha county
Saturday C. L. Topping's own county
gives him fifty-nine delegates to the
state convention for secretary of
state. This result arose from the
fact that his opponents in the contest
generously accorded him his own
county and made no effort to invade
his county for delegates. thus ex-
tending a courtesy that Mr.. Top
ping himself will doubtless observe
as their own counties.
The Kanawha county committee
was no more enthusiastic for its
home candidates than the Harrison
county committee is for Senator Reed
for the place, but did not go to the
extreme of Kanawha county's man
ner of Endorsement. Instead the
Harrison county committee passed a
strong resolution in favor OF Senator
Reeds candidacy and laid before the
people splendid reasons for their sup
port of him. confident that all Re
publicans In Harrison county would
vote to give him a solid delegation in
the state convention both as a mat
ter OF county pride and as mat
preston of their appreciation of his
fitness and merit.
With this the situation. though
Mr.. Topping and others seeking the
nomination, Harrison county desires
Senator Reed to have. may enter the
race in this county, an over
whelming Endorsement of Senator
Reed is assured. and all Republicans
as well as many Democrats in the
county may well feel proud of such
sentiment
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career Of the young and dasting Pre-
mier. He has the qualities which
attract people and stimulate their
admiration and confidence. They
are the personal attributes which
combine make a personality mag
netic. And 1t is these qualities, it is
believed. which have done more than
anything else to, make swIsher a
winner In every contest in the politI-
cal arena in which he has engaged.
And it may not be amIss. to state in
passing. that he never met up with
defeat. and that he never won a vic
tory. except In the face of numerous
obstacles and the fiercest kind of a
fight.
Like the Parkersburger. It seems
that he impresses everybody with
having the air and confidence of a
winner"
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Iooks After DetaiIs.

Claims against the government
arising from the Civil war are well
looked after by Senator Nathan B.
Scott as to West Virginia as shown
by list published in another column
of the Telegram. 1t will be observ-
ed that there is an almost absolute
certainty of twenty-six West Virginia
claims, aggregatIng $S3,974.O0 are
to be allowed at the present session
of Congress, when the omnibus bill
passes. All these are the result of
Senator SCOTS efforts alone as none
of them were in the omnibus bill,
when 1t went from the house to the
senate. and Senator Scott gave them
his Jealous personal attention.
While these do not in any measure
constitute the great work of Unit
ed States senator in behalf of his
own state and the nation, yet they
are part of the work of senator
that should be duly appreciated.
Senator SCOTS success in this
shows that he gives attention to de-
tails and accomplishes good in all
the duties OF his position.