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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
Bonn Stanoaro Sil-Yrpseh.

Gbicogp. ). Wi1rj. Sn cent
Erp5eB Der @unocsrcgiermua gcgcll
Die yStonnorb Oil 90" murnc ollrdl
Hiftcr Nnocrion ein' mihti9er Euntt
81 0uliten berNegierl1na cntid)ieoe!l.
SIC &ertbeibigung or9umentirte &C
gen Die 3uloiiung bes ySorii 81"
lueld,er crieGcn ldBt, DoB Die SrotS-
portrotc fir Del 5piihen @bitina,
Snb.. uno GitzSt. 2oilis 1S GcntS lit,
alf Den Wruno hin. baB Dos blobc
anidlugel zines Efofots in Chicago
oes SnboltS, Bop Ser Sorif i'm Gbi'
go'er Siireolt Der ,Gbicogo & Altpr
Balm" uutllege, eiitcrEublifation oc2
Soriis rtift gleid fonm,. @1re Die.
les Tlnfat bon ben 9emeismittcln
nllsgrlflolien pprben. 10 mare Der
SAL Der Hcaierun9 in lid Seriollcll.
ober Stills. Giitriftsompalt @ilfcrion
rcttcte ben Sog fir Die Gegieriil,g
oitrd) cine Recommendation. Die lpGh.
reno ocs gal,5cn @ormittogs lpGbrtc.
Seood) ipor Ger Sieg Scr MegierunN
mr. Gin tbeilpeiicr. benlt bilrd) bic
%Gntlfeibung bes Hid)ters Inoevion
iuuroc mn bic @afonntmaduno Ser
Grilten5 oes .Sorii 81" ais 9elpeis.
mittel 5ugelaiian. Ser Mid)ter ent-
lhieo, Die @eaieritns miiiie biirt Ben.
gen Die ipirflide Y~ublifatioa oes Saz
%rifformulars ielbit bepeiieii. @ilfcr.
jon erflGrtt, cr merbe Dies tbnr.
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SaDln9 gcgcn ocmtid)c &crrinc in
Ernniglpnuicn.

" ilo0clphiu Il. "a. ). MtGrS.
Ter .Gcutid) Amcrifnliidpc Gen-
trol'Slnlo OOn Ecnmiplpunicn" en-
hcbt marnclo icinc Stinurc uor ci.
ncr o%roDclocn Ncfobr lnb ior0crt 1T
cltldloIIcncm &unocIn oui. Zen
ncltld)cn &creillcn ion IS N, Den
Sro8en 9ebcn. Ter Ncpr1icntani
Gronf $. Notpcl Don Sio0o.Gonltu
bot cine &orlnge m"ntcrbrcitct, ocr.
5lrolAc Nrnllcr mo gn9roabGnoler
llr an llccltiirtc Eerioncln 9eilti0e
@ctr1ltc perfoufcn b%iirien. Mit an
oercn Wortcn: ocn Eercincn ioaen
rlc Sicicrlm8cn fir ibre Soften ulo
NeItlld)tcitcn obgcihnittcn mcrocn.
Sic Nodlucll@ iQ lit int Gpn,itc fir
@clet mo Srbmmg mo iiir Den
Noll, Oob ooa Gomitc Nctcigt icilt
'olIte, Die Dill 9iinItia ciniubcrid)tcn,
ut nm eln %crb0r nadgeiud,t NOR
Den.
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N%ineulm's SuppclSGnacr tpot.

Ncm Dprf, 3. Mars. - Nbru.
bom S%ineoln'a 2oppcIgGuger. cin
Monrl. meld)cr Dem M0rtprcr Er1ii
renten 10 Gbnlid lob, mic cin 3mil-
li~ngsbruoer mo h0llilN irrthilulid)
filr ocnlclben aeholtcn muroe, lit
hciltc IN lclncr bieIigen @obmu,9 Nc-
itcrbcn. Gr bicB 0oniel @olioro
mo mnrbe in 1922 in Gngiouo gebo.
rer, Sm Sitter BON 30 ,>nbren tam
er nad Imcrito. Nn 1851 mllroe
cr gelcgelttlid elmer Sempcren5-& Ser.
loinmllitlg an Der biciigcn gpmcrp
Dem @ru. Sincolu. mcld)cr oorlols
ouf @eluf bier iuciItc. porgeitellt uro
cine parmc 6rcunoitoii entipoml
iit 5iuiid)en bcioen WGrnern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
In Sn0hN Dcrhntict.

Ah WV"
@ried,c bottc cill aus clncm 9!cus
Yorfer Sotcl pcrihmunoeilea Fcr'
lenDulabullo I'M @crtbc pom 500
GOO III icillem @eii3. Scbollp-
tct, oaliclbc gefulocn 81 babcn,
Smobo, 9tcbr., 3. MtGr5. Gic
bieiige Enli5ei pcrbnitcte cilell aus
Gteip .2)orf fpnmlenDen @ried)cL No
mems Sobn SopiS, IN beiicn @cliB iid)
Elm GcrlenbolSbnnb I'M @erthc ppll
$4,000 porfono, oas an 26. 9tooenl=
Der Oes pori1cn SobreS ullueit oca
,&niderbofcr Sotels," Gfc ~. Str.
mo 9rpobpap. Mem 0prf, uerlorcll
mllrbc.
Cos Nolabono beltcbt ullS cilcr
ein5igen Sdrnur BON G3 Eerlct, Die
p%prjiiglid) 5ulonnlenpollcn NM miro
bnrd cine !Soipe geihloiicn, Die nit
eincm 9iontut;t bon uilgetoobnlldcr
WroBc beiebt lit. Sopis poer iulc cr
ci0entlid1 beiBeil ioll: Sclaplnlts, fam
gcItern Nad,nllttag IN Den Sillpcllcr-
lobcn ulo bot cine pon Den Eerlcll
sum Gertnrf an. Ger Slllpcllcr 90
bolln, meld)cr Die Ycrlc DIS Gdt CT
fonnte, lo9tc, oiciclbc lei $50 ober $50
luerth, nornlii lid Der @ried,e crbot,
inn ein Tltbcno iolder Eerlen gum
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iogtc, Gin %cfunntcr BON Inn babe
biclclbcn IN S1nben. 9llrd) cine Git
gelang eS benz &lnpelicr, 5luei 3ctcf.
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lpcld)cn SopiS p%erhoftet mllrbc. Gr
trltg cillcl Menolpcr bel lid,, ~lciltctc
obcr feilien @iocrItnllb. Mllf Der 20.
li5ciItutinn mltrbc er burd)iudlt lln0
0o5 gollSe Sol5bonb muroc IN iciner
Soihc ~gcfltnocn. Nie Eerle. mcld)c
er iunl Ncrfouf unNeboten bottc, lpur
Die f%leinite BON ben oreiuroiedS5ig.
Scr Mcrtb Scr lcbtercn id)1bt Gobolnn
nllf $500, Den Der groBtcn ollf %taltlcll-
&c bon GnlorS.
Ger bieiigcn Eoli5ci iunr poil bent
Nctp = Nprfcr Eoli,ci d Tcportcnlcllt
cine Gcldrcihum1 bcS S~olaballocS 5ll.
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in 9tcm 2)ort perIdiunllOen icill loll.
Ser Nomc Der Giqenthiilncril lpnr
niht onge9ebell. Sapia iu9t. CT lei
IN Dem Sotcl IS Mpl1utc lang ol2
.Sioclpolf Wnn" ollgeitcllt 0clpclcn
mo hubc bci'm @egfcbrcn Don I'm
rotb pom Grottoir oos SoISbunO iii
Dem IN Scr Woilc liegenheu 8cbrid)t
ouioefunocn. gr babe eo ans @idt
aehultcn mo Acprilit unb bcnn in Die
Soitc 9eitcdt. Webrcrc Ecrioncn
ieien Nl.acn5er1e lei,eS Ilnocs &c
mcicn. Sic 4oli3ei funb and, BET
SopiS cine mcrtbpolc aplbcrp llbr
NIT &cttc. 5mei 4cloboricll, cill go
ti5bl,d), ein @Grterbl,d) rlo $751;
in buorem @elbe. Sn Oem @0rter=
bud lpor ieinc @obmlng ola Nr. 6S5
oocr 1O5 6. Apelule idNpcr lcicrlld)
uoraemcrft. Sn Inbetrod,t bes I'm
ltorbcS, onB CT crit Is Wonate, I'M
2onbe lit, iprid,t CT ons Gnglild)c
lidt id,lcd,t. Sic Yoli5ci ldBt ieinc
Sobieligfcitcn aus Council @lllffs
hlerbcrfonlntclL III Der GrpnrtlrnN,
ans bcniclbcr ipciterc Sniornlotioncll
81 crlongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
@pn &upfjagcrn %abgcmnrfit?

7 bicogo, ). Mars. Gle
~Sribnnc" pcrofientliht Dos in elmer
Gcpcid)e aus Maltila cntboltcne sc
rild,t, oaB 2icutennnt Surrp Z. Sting
pom I. auualcric . Ge9imcnt nlh
cIn inter icincm 9cicbl itebcnOes
Ietud)cment ocs crmdbnte1 Hcgi-
mc,ts in Nuncren OcS norolihen
Sbeiles Der Sniel Su5on aopijogern
iii Die &1noc geiulen uno bon ibnen
nieocrgcmetelt moroen iinb.
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Wcncr yempsEru;cs.

Ct. Sonia Mo-, 3. WGr5. -
Nle Anm0lte bon tSrnu =. s.. 2emp,
nc an Is. Icbrlor cine Sd)eioung
pnn lbrcm Blame. Dem 9rnl,cr @il-
llom Sen1p, erlulgt bat, bculttragtcn
rl'lcH lleren Ero5eb, bnnptiddlih nm
olc Nulftc Der Sfeioung ST befGnl-
pfelI, lpol'ad) 6ran Sentp $500 pro
Wollat Nlinncnte crbolten ion. all.
'!ott eller NouihnIilmmc, umo es
@rt. Senp aeitottet iein ioa, icirlen
Sobn y. Senlp, int. am Somitan
ooer Sonltaa ieoer @od)c ,ll iebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
Grobebcu in Merifu.

Stoot Wcrifo, ). MGrs. -
Vim Sonlltoa bot, mic bier gcnleloet
MIRO, ollf Dem n%lerifoniihcn Sitb.
ll'lla ell Grobebcn Itot1geiumben. ,Sn
Wojo5lntlu, Gbinpas, befomnlen bic
'Mallern oller @Gulcr Hilic, mn ba-
ben Iid) III Der Grbc piele Spolten
ol11etbon. slitdl IN Sorulo uno
San Gbrlltobal DC Sas Gaios in bent
lelben Stnnte, uilo in Silitlo nno
Son Srlon @obtiito I'M Stootc 80.
boSco miroen Groitobe aeipiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
Salomc.l ans ucrpDmt.

aonias Gitp, No, ). MGri.
Ter Sfoiipielerin Gertrude Noi-
mo pllrbe non Seiten ocs areisac.
rid)ts Die Sorfiibrung hires Salomc-
! 5anses mdbreno Der Iuller hires
hieiisen 8aitipiels unteriogt. Sos
! Vetbot miro bnmit beeriinoet, ouB
; Der 1nnS cine @%efdbrouna Der oiient.
Iidjen Sittlid)feit beoeutc.
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BON cincm 0cgcr crid,oIlcn.

Suntington, go, ). MGrj.-
Samcs Sill murOe beiltc aus icincr
Wobnung ilabc Gccles, M.-Ta., an
Die 5biire geruien INTO crid)ciicu.
Ter Sb1ter, elm Neger. Nuncns 2oll
Sones, nit Incident Sill Streit oe.
bobt bottc, clltilob in ous @ebirac
l;lto miro blrd) ein AuiGebot Der
frlgt. Gr lit Elm notoriid,er Gcipc.
rooo uno bate porber idlon orei
Mel1Iden uinNebradlt.
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ioat.Eoidlo lit III PETERSBURG cingc.
t%roffen, nm oireft nit Dem Wtiniiter
oGs NcllBcrn &amolsfi ilber oas Il
nun5ieQc ARRANGEMENT Der tilrtlld).
brlgnriiden Giifcrcn5en ltllb bic 81
quotation Der tiirfiidcn &ric9Scnt.
ld%)0oi9ung 3n mtcrbonocln.
Nnpan'S Nuam ocrunQ
mad Nmerifu.
Eofip, .. Wfdr5. - Nod Der Stn.
tiitif oc@ N%lrsm0rtiAen NmtCa iino
1891 &oponcr 5miidcn &uni mo &c
5cnn6tr 1908 nod Den Ser. Stnntcn
ullagupun0cyt, mdbrcno in Dem glci
den 3citrome 1900 Sopuncr aus
Sen &cr. Stoottn 5urildtcbrten. &on
ben 3lriidfcbrCn0tn rciltcn 303l III
Der 0rittc1 &inlie ilbCr Den EociitC.
mas onrnlli id)licBcn lGBt, DOB lie Der
nrbcitan0cn Mi0lic ulNcb0rcn, 0t9cn
mcldc lid) oic 2Iuamonberunga . @c.
ld)rGnfun0en Der iopnnildcn 9teJics
rlt1g %bclonocra rldttt.
Gic @elnnmt5ubt Der IN Ser gltis
dcn Ecrip0C BON &opul nod Namuii
nlIsgcuonocrten &apmnrr bctrll1
lt5i, bic Der pom @opoii 3uriif0c.
ftbrtcn 2951. Oorullter 1850 l}oiio.
gierc Orltter aloiic.
&m &ultuor 1909 habcn iih 152
Iopollcr nud) ben Scr. Stuutcn bc0c-
bclL ltn0 295 iinO nod &opon 5uriid.
gcGongcn. Oarlntcr POI Eoiingicrc
brittcr alnIie.
Ser IN Setrad)t Ac5o9t1c 3eitrolml
id)liebt ollh Die 3dbl Elm, IN ser 0oa
I'M &orunr 1907 Ourd) cen omcrifo.
nIId)cl @otldoftcr Sbomns ). :.
Sricn nit Dem bicliQGn 9lltam0rtigcn
gnttc nbgciG)lpiitnc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nbfonlnlcn IN Strait trnt.
Go9 NusmGrtigc 2lnlt betont. oaB
Ca mlcbrerc Mollotc 0cbollcrt hubt, bis
man 81 cincnr eimpoll0afrciC.1 en-
item %gelanQtc, bic gciummtc 9llls-
mun0trnlg SIT c%ontrolircll, %beion0cr8
Die Wonutc 5lulld)cll DEM 9lbihlllb
0Ca Nbtonmclta mo Dem %ltni 1908,
unO ooB ionit bic Nngobcn iitr sic
Monotc unnl sunni az bis sur @cgcns
mart Die critic rihtigc Erobc Ger @irf.
ionlteit bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bC0eltten.
@cion0crc Nllfmcrtiamfeit miro ulli
Olc Sbotlod)c 0tlcntt, Dab nod Den
uorlic0tn0en 3ablcn 1000 Tupa.1cr
mCbr aus muer!fo1ilhcm @cbict Sit
Enlightenment inn, 0la nod) Nmcrifu
o~ltagUuonbcrt limo. mo Dna }hlam0r-
tiAr Nn1t glnllbt 0ob hitrntit Die
Wlrtlanlfeit bc5 Nbfornmcna crluiticn
lei.
Nn0cbl d or 3 III III en- it o i
nobc N0rbin.
EeterSbnrh >, Mt0r5, - Sn
Petersburg ~furiirt onH @triidt, oob
cS 5lpiid)tn ruiiiihcn unO d)inciiidtn
Srltppen in Der NGbe pon Norbin an
clnem 3ulonmenitob 1cfommcn lit.
Oodl lit cine ScitGtigl1ng Scr Meloul0
nitt 81 C%rInngtn. @cnn bic Nud).
rld)t nobr lit. 10 lit Der Gollflift ic.
ocnfnlla cine Golgc Der Situotion,
Die Iid) oorons crgeben bot, bob sic
NobnDcruoltullg pom Sorbin Die 60
tolre0icrunn in oic 6Guoe il, rcb-
men btnriiht lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

iont-Eoido lit III PETERSBURG cin9c.
t%rofien, nm oirett nit DEM Wtiniiter
oGs glGilBcrn &apolsfi ii6er bas Il
nunaieQc ARRANGEMENT Der tilrfild)s
bulgnriiden Giffcrcl5en mo Die 81
quotation Der tiirfiid)cn &ric9scnt.
idl1hidlnln III lIlltcrhnnOClll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

delr Sallptqllarticra. Nlld] i'll Club
freiicn hot Der nclte Sefretdr IN lei
ner Seinatbitaot cine all9elebelie
HoQe deipielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

Gprtietnng bon Scr 1. Scitc.)

gen, meld)c bcic0tc, hob lie I'M Sonoc
g.. hcs Grports inipi5irt ulD 0cIulto be
fu1ben morb1n mdrcn. Ter StaDtrutt
t-.C. bclfloB, ocll 9critt bC2 Gr. Wil-
liame oil Die lofolc Ncrpultltn9@zSc-
boroc su iibcrnlitttln, Inn oic IcItitcls
lungct SIR acnrlt1ib Gca onl3rttonls
4 ider @ptidloftere ullb Der uerid)tc0Ca
&C. ncn Saicn- mo SonitdtabChor0cl it
w." b%ringen. IS ioQen bGi Der Ncboro!
0Isk ~brirgcnoc @oritcGltngcn Ncntndt ipcr.
= ben, i'm Snterclie Der NoltSAcnrn0-
heit Ser InQclcgfnhcit crn'tcIufmcrt
"lunltcit 81 mi0ntclt.
svOs Gle Stootpcror6nctC1 y. $. Gll'
- liomionL 5. 3. Robinion nlo q. "a
pics, Mitalicocr Der Sonit0ta-GOnls
m"iiiion, hobcn iid, obltc Elm 9lott Dor
-.,..: Sen Wlu1b ST. ntbmctL, ilbcr Die III u,
@iuiun1s' @crid,t geidIil0crtCn &crs
b%Gltniiic olla9ciprofcn. ~&cnn ioId)'
nbideulid)cS 3cug, mic inllc S1bcrll,
pom Sen Nrnen gegeiien miro" iog-
ten Die Serrcn, 10 miro Die 6olgc eli
SE lie ,3unnbnlc Der fllrd)tburen Srcbo.
trorfbeit icil." Sic crfl1rtcn. Bic
-, Sraae lei bon Matchmaker @id)ti9fcit
"a lie bic 8cll1bhcit Der Qeianumtcn
= 9epolferu1g Gnglunb'S btriibrc, mo
Tie oppe0irtcn an ben Stuotratb, 0cn
Gntbiillltacn Sic meitcitc Nllbli5itGt
SIT geben mo ioiort Shrittc 5t tblun.
'"'"' elmer 8icb1rbolunQ beo iGGnolid)en
III Sreibcns" por5ubeugcn.
- IboptiDtinoer ocS Gbcs
paares Sargent &c.
%fun0cn.
Earis, ). Mars. - Gic Eoli5ci
bat Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scr 6rCi Mir.
'"' Der crmrittclt, ipcldc Dor ciii0Cr Belt
bon Srn. mo 6rau Sorgctt ooop.
tirt mllrben. Die iebt imtCr Der 2n,
fln0c Der @ralt" laIllfcit IN Nnit iino.
Gins Der &inoer, Der inn Sabre
1902 in SeriaiqcS gcborcnc Sean
a: Tucolio, miro in @roofIpn, N..0.,
periorat, bic bcioen nnoeren in Con.
Don, mo 5mar ouf Soften DER SQr-
.-..-- gents. Ter Midter. lpclher nit Dem
Tall 81 tbun bat, crltolmte brei
~, Mcr5tc. nm Srou Sorgent oli ibrcn
Getltse5uitano SIT umtcriudell.
&oh5cit i'm &uuic @cit.
= in1bouic
2onbpm s. MGrj. NcItcrn
,i2S.i lit Die Gcrm1blln0 pon @corgc
Mcltingbouie, ilut., Dem Sobnc Don
d, oor George clearinghouse ans YittablrN,
1910 nit Gpelpt &iolet. Spdtcr uon Cir
- Ebomas 9roflcbnnt, in Der fleincn
Z. GprIfirhe BON SSrton, Cumberland,
Dem SanoliB Der 9rodlcbonfS, uoll.
~. 5pgcn mor0cn. Ger Sruuuula mohn-
ten MIR Dcni1c illtilnc Srelll0c Der
bcibcn 6nrnilien bel. 9tadber iono
EN- %fleiner Gnlpiona in ,Srton Null
itott.
Sclb itmorb in Monte
.tsSu ~
~ Wontc Carlo, ). MGr5. -
oUl etn llnbcfonnter, Der inn Spiel icillc
gauge Sabe u@crloren bate, crid,ob
!. it'd lcStc 9todt III cinem Der bcfoiul-
I telten bicii9en HcitalrnntS in @cacn-
: mart elmer 9roBcn 3obl bon ipciiell-
/ Nen @oiten.
& u. ) II ltono 6ca Gapltcs Der
I :, pcrih limmcrt d.
Mom. ). Wt1rj. Ger 3uitunb
1 Dca an cincr Grf0ltlul0 lciocnocnTop.
) ties bat lid bc,tc ctpoa pcrihlint.
inert. Ger FoticHt nnlbtc Dcn %or.
lllttog I'M @ctt pcrbrin0ct ltno mar
III llid)t I'M Stonbc, elmer Dor Dem hcilis
gen Golle9 gcboltencn S%oitcnprcbi0t
/, i bci,upobnen.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-31
A BOOMERANG OF FINANCIAL ANALI SIS.

difficult the value to the recent admin
which made from time time its
ma of the business affairs of the state.
Were it for these attacks which OF
bringing the real facts in reply and the time
the attention of the public the recent administration
would possibly the credit which its enemies become the
unconscious agents in securing to it.
The recent analysis of the states finances made by Hon. j.
Randolph the latest of these boomerang The state
and the comptroller general have disclamed
ticipan matter and that they share the
sentiments ndorse the analysis made by Mr. Anderson
Murphey Gambler, who chairman of the appro-
pratons legislature of 9078 has taken in
figures Mr. Anderson shown that
being deficit January of next year.
ing nine hundred and sxteven thousand dollars due to
extravaganza the late administration there should be-
point of three hundred and thousand
dollars compared with the date two before when
Mr. Smiths administration he'd been paying out hundreds of
thousands Of dollars to make the DEFICIENCIES left by the admin
istration which preceded his
The administration which preceded that of Mr.. Smhand
of which Mr. Anderson prominent memberfairy revealed
in the luxury passing bills which called for the expenditure of
money then failed provide the The court of
had Smith administration
back salaries the judges had been paid
Forty three thousand dollars the of the old
soldiers of Georgia. the public building and contingency funds
exhausted These and the appropriations made by the
era assembly 1885, which had be paid by Mr. Smiths
administration amounted to quarter of million dollars
Governor Smiths administration paid out two million two
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-31
Asylum coa1n1ITTEE TO MEET SOON.

The present indications that the special committee
pointed from the general assembly to investigate the charges
state sanarium will hold its first meeting in Atlanta within
short regard this important in
tuition will be ascerained with little delay possible
The Journal, Friday, published communication from
Chairman Henderson of the legislative committee written to Dr.
George Brown who also member of the committee asking
his opinion and advice to the propry of calling the
mittee together at early date.
similar communication has been sent to member OF
the Chairman Henderson, who has proceeded with
cautious conservatism feels that the time has act
and understood that the sentiment prevails throughout
the committee.
Atlanta the central point for this first
meeting of the committee will probably be chosen and them after
may best will probably proceed to the sanarium to
tinue its investigation.
The people the adopted attitude of fairness
but of the situation Charges
those contained the of the majority of the
special appointed by Governor Smith cannot be allowed
sanitation of the asylum and the charge that autopsy
the onehaf of the patients who die the san
tuberculosis less aggravated
form, demand inquiry
The fact the attendants incompetent to be
well established while such matters imperfect ventilation and
plumbing make the interest of the health of the
patients institute radical reforms in those matters
agitation fortunate in the To
the itself may be held to blame for failing
provide adequate appropriations for the sanarum this dspo
on will probably be by the revelations which have
already been made
The important fact in evidence that the people of
Georgia. and particularly the friends and relatives of the three
mind and something should be done possible
lieve this anxiety.
hoped that the committee will
up this important work
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-31
The Confederate widows Pension

Her heart beat quicker and bright ray OF
hope alighted the pale wan features Of suf
fering invalid when they told her the new
amendment bill for the widows of Confederate
soldiers had passed In the house representatives
BLESS the kind hearted Legislators for their
ready acquiescenee and sympathy for the needy
In the time OF TROUBLED"
Day after day passed in WEAKNESS and pain
as she patiently waited with more cheerfuln :ss
TO hear from the senate. Her income OF brighter
days had gradually diminished. and taxes grew
heavier every year her little cottage, then
other expenses Of fuel and winter clothing
which soon must come besides all OF her meGi-
cine and big bills from the physicians were
constant source Of anxiety. But she had looked
forward to that pension as quite a blessing IN
her helpless condition, so she searched TIE
Atlanta Journal day by day for the passing Of
the amendment bill by the noble men of the
senate chamber
But she looked In vain! The excuse made by
this august body Of the senators OF 1903 was.
"It is too late, let 1t got!
''Too late! Let IT be tabled until september l.
1slO" Not long to you perhaps. but alas, Ene
beautiful eyes that once watched Tor inc re-
turn Of her soldier husband will be closed Tor
ever ere that tine comes! The ever busy hanus
that had contributed thousands Of useful cnA.
forts and dainty Injuries for our COntedefNs'
soldiers in brighter days will be folded over
cold and pulseless heart.
Christ-like bill presented in the Georgia legls-
lature be case aside as something that Is or no
importance? Does not the lesson OF the Good
Samaritan prove that the poor bleeding heart
must be healed at once and not passed by for
whole Year,
To raise a lofty monument in memory OF
Confederate women is a noble thing, but is 1t
not more divine to contribute to their necessl'
ties when 1t is possible, to Tighten their heavy
burdens. and 20 make the widows heart sing
for joy?'' ,,,
The noble old women Of the Confederacy' ike
the gallant old veterans, are rapidly passing out
and will not need the pension long then what,
ever Kindness we may render TO brighten up
their declining yesrs let 1t ne done NOW ere
1.-The silver cord be loosed, the golden bowl be
broken or the busy wheel cease IL ROUNDS
forever.
Is 1t too late for our gallant senators OF Geor
cia to reconsider. ard appoint special commit
the fall? MRS. L. X. ROGERS,
Pr, sident Barnesville Chapter, U. d. G.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-31

hundred eight thousand dollars for the schools dur
appropriations for that only two
million dollars his administration paid every dollar due the
school teachers and hundred and eight thousand dollars
which thrifty had allowed to accumulate
The of the matter that the treasury better on
January l. 1902 than it January lsOo by one hundred
dollars and the net gain to the treas
ury for this year. according to the figures presented by Mr. An
himself should be nnetyhree thousand dollars When
this quarter of million dollars from the beer
the treasury should be three hundred and forhree thou
sand dollars off January of next than it on
before when Mr. Smiths administration
had woefu deficiencies of the administration which
had gone before.
hoped the enemies of the administration will
tnue furnish the for bringing out the real facts in
the They reflect the highest credit the late admins
raon which, by the did not at the time tax the
pie of Georgia the constitutional limit of five mills which the
present ADMINISTRATION has already sadded upon them.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-31
Some Possibilities From Forestry

New Hampshire, IL its Legislature had the
will might have solved the White Mountain
problem long ago by declaring protective rules
for the cutting Of its TIMBER and its lumber
men would today bless II as heartily for their
better estate as would those gradually diminish
ing hosts who once found in It's forested noun
tains summer rest end pleasure.
There Is not state in the union which can
not find In European forests some lesson In this
work. We cannot always use their methods as
we find them. we must adapt them 70 our con
ditions Hand labor, cheap and efficient tnere,
Is costly and inefficient here. We must develop
tramways and cable lines for handling our
logs and fit our system Of forestry to make
portable machine installations possible and eco
nomical. -
And when We have done this, we shall have
ACCOMPLISHED a revolution In America. FOR Tor
estry Is an education and an agent OF civtll-
xation. In the southern mountains. instead OF
the neglected and ignorant mountaineers VINO
now loosen and destroy the soil, and live, loaf,
and die in ignorance, we shall have an active
and alert population dealing with great ioT-
est as with a business proposition. lnnumeraoie
beautiful peaks now inaccessible because OF the
terrible mountain trails, and unsafe because OF
the shlftless and reckless population, will De-
come desirable resorts and the sites Tor Deautl-
fuI homes without detriment TO the forests
Valleys and ravines now being eroded more
deeply and piled with gravel and rock, viii ne
restored 70 culture, and will become grassy ana
profitable Handsome Forests" by John L.
Mathews, August Everybodys.