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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
Npdnuaiier in GOlurnbp.

Gcnuer, Golo 10. Nuault.
Gos Soduoiier I'M 6llrBtbol oca Ar.
foniuS.Niuer rno icincr 9}cbeniliilic
ooucrt tort, unlo Elm mcitcrcr @olfen-
brud) ging mabrclo Der Iebteu 9todt
at Sour Wilc Greet, llohc Canon
Gitp, nic0cr. Ter HCaCuiuu Der les
ten 5pei Gage MAJ ell onBcrgewobn-
lid GROCER. Gtpa tauiCn0 Gouriiten,
tic meiitcn pen ibrcn aus Dem Citcn
tpnlmcno, rulr0cn gciteru in @uiio,
9icr5iigcn in YueblO, Solioo uto
Grono Sunction olrd llcbcridlpcnl.
mungcn i'm Arfuniaa- GiuBgcbictc in
6ol1c pon @oltenbriifen in ocn
Bergen oufacboItcn. Gic Strcde ser
nIenper & Hio @ronoc.9 obn" iuur-
o. an CinCnl balbcn GrbCno Stcllcn
5miidcu Eucblo uno Gnlioo inter.
poi6cn. 3mci mcituGrta iobrcnoe
&oiiogicr5iigc ouf Oicicr Strcde MIR.
ben in EueBlo 5uriid NcboIten, 5rpci
~pInu0rts fobrenoe 3iige in Solioo
mo 5pci o0er orci in Nrnno Sumo.
tion. Rid,t MIR mllrocn Die @elciic
mtcrluoihcn, iorocrn alldl Gr0rlttide
biofirten Die @elciiC l0uga ocS G(r-
funioS.S luiieS. Der Rooal Nor0e,
mu Der Arfouins- Stub ourd) eincu
touicnO SUB ticicn Cannon roilid,t,
mar unpoiiirbar. Sn Canon Sin
muroc ENC StobIbriidc iort0e.
ldJmCmmt uno mcbrcrc onocre 9riif-
fen murbeu beibGbigt, 2n oen
ShIodtbolts . StGacn e~inaciperrtcs
StlodJtpicb lurroc iortgcihmcmmt,
@iittcn mlrbcn 5critort mo Die Nu-
logcn Der nSonto 6c.9obn" ilber,
f!utbct.
@ruBcr S6oocl miro aus Der 9tod)s
bdrId]uit bon Canon Gitp, 40 Weileu
non bier. 100 Der Administration iiber
leine llicr trnt mo oos Woiicr h0bcr
Itic8, ais ieit 3obr5ebntcn, beridtet.
Bic 6cIOirild)tc oiiritcn idwer gelit.
ten bobcr, obcr Ole Gbitcrntc blieb
u~nbclfaoigt. Mon gIoubt, ouB Der
Sdoocn $250,000 iibcrlteigcn miro.
Scllte Nod)mittog miro inn Bureau
Der nGcnper uno Hio Bronoc.9 o6n"
rrit9ctbciIt, Oob Die @ciuGiier i'm
ridden 3uriidtrctcn limo, uno Dab
nan mor9cn micocr I'M Stonoe 81
irin 6oiit 3iiac Ourd) Oen Iopof
Gorge 81 beiorocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
1lnuoriidltiefcit cincs Gbirnrgcn.

2 t. Souis, DO, 10. NuguIt. -
Ger hiciige Sunoes-areiS- appeQbof
CAB in Dem Ero5eB bon Huiiel Sobn-
ion aus God Sioge, 3d., gegen oen
Or. Charles 9. Hhtb, friiber in SEQ.
flif, in Der 9erufungSinIton5 cine
Gntld)eioun9 d6 unto iprad) Dem Slid
ger i'm Ginflonge init Dem llrtbeil
Der &orinItdn5 cine Sd~ooenerios-
Summe bon $4,000 5u. Ser God.
berbalt, peldler Der alaee 81 8rinoc
lag, mar Der, bob Sobnion Iid) in
aeofuf, 3d., om 30. Wiorj 1907 bon
Dem beflogten slr5t bottc ipegelt ZIP.
peitbicitis opcriren %IoIier. Tie emf.
Itonoene @unbe poatc nibt beilen,
unb Der Fotient lit groBc SdJmer.
sen, uno bel Der porgenomnlenen
5peiten Operation iteIte es iid) her.
ulls, ouB Der glr5t IN Der Wunoe ciil
Stiif Sage bon "a 3oa S0nge uno 3
3oa Yreite geloiicn mo nit ril,ge.
noBt botte.
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9GicaaOrrr YoitmarScr perbaftct.

GbicaBo 10. Itteuit. - goit.
%llipettoren fonocn bcittc cincu 9rief.
mcld)cr cincn an oas .Morb Sbomps
ioll Soipitol" 5oblborcn Gbed ent.
belt, IN eincnl 9bfuQborirn inter
hem 8lB6oocn Der Citation II. cinem
3meigc Oes biciigcn Eoitomts. Guber
o!eicm 9ricic mllroen nod, ctlidlc an
ocrc geiunocn, melfc GbedS fir flei
l;cre 9ctr1gc cltbieIten. 1ieic Gnt.
6%cttlutg folgte All oR beilte porgc.
nrnmc 8rrboftuno cincS angeiteaten
bcS 3cluciBpoitomts. 8ie ole Bolt
&cborbc crfldrt, bat Der 1erboftctc
uicIc 9ricic %gcitoblcn. 9icicnigcL,
iucldc iein goor1elo, ionocrn MIR
Chefs cntbieltcnb mltroen pom inn
notwithstanding ueritedt.
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ScidliTc ocs Sricocns &ercins.

= VI y It c, Conn, t9. guguit.
Ger AZ. Gonpent Der RotionoI Eeocc
Soeietp lit bier 5rm 9(bihluB ge-
lan9t, ltno Die ShIuBiisung ,uor fnlt
auSidlieBlid @eih1iten g%efpionnet.
Inter Nnoercnt puroeit Saskatchewan
eingebrod)t, bon oenen cine ben
Wlnid mtSiprift, iucnil bod Soloo.
ten gehnlten miirben. 10 ioate man iie
i'm Yoli5cieienit beid)oftigcn, itott lie
miiBig ge6en 81 lnIien. Cine onoere
crfl1rte Dos arie9sipiel, meldeS lett
in WaiiofuiettS itattfinoe, iiir eiuen
Sebfgriff, peld}er unnotbige Soften
pcruriohe. Bel Scr 9eomtetipobl
iuiiroen Brdiioent 5oft uno 9nnoes-
Senator @oot bon 9ieiu = Dorf 5a
8ice Gr6iibenten ipicoergelpdblt II.
Dem Grdiioenten 9ioj pom Werifo
pilrbe 6ic glcihe Gbrc eripieieli. Nns
Hmt oes Kraiioenten puroc s~llfreo
s. Sope aus Ybilnoqlpbio, go, iibcrr
troget.
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@ctcran ausscidllOiicn.

Niciiier. ncld)er in 1S70-'7l
fGmpite uno 30 Sabre in oen
Scr. Stoaten lebte, oui @Qia IS,
lono nusgeldloiicn.
Nem y ort, 10. Allguit.- bad,
cincm bod)uotbpeinlihCn &erbGr Dor
Der Slqiliiition oui GQis Sslono
Wltroc gcItcrn Der 65 Sabre olte aarl
Meiii.r, Elm Gctcron oes oclttid,
fran5oliid)en ariegeS, Der 30 Sabre
long in 8isconiin gclcbt bat, Don Der
Sanoitng ollsgelhIoiicn. @ie ans
Ger 9eneiSouinobmc por Scr Spe5iol.
liner ud)un95 9cboroc bcroor,ing,
bate NiciIIcr ME ieil1e 8iirgcrpopicrc
crlangt, neil TT cine fleinc GenIion
pom Der oeltihcn &egicrun9 bc3og.
Ndbrello lcines allicntbolts in @iS.
coniin lhcntte lcinc Satin ibm ied)S
S0bne. oic notiirltd) obnc @citcrcS
amcritaniid)C 9iir9er limo, ulo oltd)
fem dltcItcr Sobn, ocn CT nit mad
Dem 2oloc ieillcr 0oifmun0cn &c.
hrodt bottC, muroc 9iirgcr. WieiIier
mllroe lporiom mo fIciBiq, lmo ais
Hciultot icincS SporcnS beiibcn icirc
Sobnc jcBt 5pci groBe Carmen bel
@:bion, @isc.
9tnd) Der ShilOerung ocS So Sabre
often Nonncs criubr CT in Miluolls
fec ourdJ 3ufoQ bon einen1, gcgen
boS peben 0c3 oclttiden GoiieYs oe.
rihtetcn Gomplot mo folote 5ucien
Der ongebIihen 8erifm0rer Dor lneb.
rcren Wonaten llud) 2onoun, mo or
lire Spur pcrlor. 9arm irbr cr
nod Berlin mo unterbrcitctc icinc
Snfornlotion Der EoliSei. Gr febrtc
i'm 3miidcnoed 5uriid uno pltr0c
lcbr ldarf untcriltht. NlS Hciultot
oiticr Eriiiilne lpllroc or in Die S6,
%Icruotions %AbtbciIung oeS Soipitols
0pf Der @inmonocrcr. SnieI geididt,
mo lpenn nun fcin 9lppeI 9egen lei
zen Iusid)lllb crbobcn miro, ioQ Der
6rcis. Der ioit Die SGlitc ieincs &c
bcfls bier 5ubrod)tc, oils ltl5llred)-
n%Il9sfobig llod) Somburg 5uriid &c.
id)tdt lpcroen.
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ltnfna poer WprO?

8rcenm / d. Conn, 10. gugltit.
Der BON GoWoro Slueeuep geitcrn
Morgen ouf Dem 8abngeleiie 5lpi.
ifen Goscob mo Wreenpid gefun-
oclc 2cidpnom lit Der dis bea I'm
9orn Soiepb goebic ioentiii5irt nor
Den, Der bel s. 5, Stcico, cineul
SomneririidlIer BON GpScob, onge-
itcllt mar. Montog Wtorgen gegen 8
llbr mor Ooebic on Der gobnitotion
gcieben morocn; er botte Den Sele-
gropbilten I'M Elm Streihbol5 gebe,
ten. Seitoem batte man nidJts mebr
bon ibm gcieben, bis ieinc &eide &c.
iunoeu muroc. IS bieB 5lpor, or lei
pon einem Giienbobn5u9 iiberfobren
mor0cn. Iber ein 8abnoeteftin, Der
Den ,SoQ unteriud)te, oelltet on, ooB
eS Iid) oicleidt nm eillcn Woro ban.
belt. Ser Gopf oes Eo0ten NOR in
elmer Neiie perlebt, ols nenn cine
gIrt ooer cin Veil Die Wunoe perurs
iodt bate.
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tclesrapbiidc 2,pcIdtn.

Sn Etiquette Cafe, bel llticd,
G.-Y. lit 5rcoerit =. 9oog, 50 Sab
re oft, bon Scrfimer, N.-0., ertrull-
fen OILS ooS Canoe, it oenn pr nit
einent anbcrcn Mioune iubr, ourd cis
men 8inoitoB sum acntcrn 0ebrod)t
mlroe.
IT 9Cim Gurhgeben ibrer Yieroc
iulroc 6rml 6ronf Saplep ans
8onoruaugue in Der ltGbc bon @uon,
9t.-Y, aus Dem @ogen geidlcuocrt
mo %getootet.
Nuf Der 6obrt bon aingitou
nod Montreol collioirte Der Cont
pier o@len9orp." lueld)er 10000 0lt.
ltcl Mci5en gelooen bate. I'M go.
dire, Sonnl nit cinen 9riidenpfri.
Ter, ltieB lid ein QrobcS Sod un6
iolf.
-Auf Dem Wobniib ieincs Sdnpie,
%gcriobnes, oes Yroieiiors @bitc in
Nttico @poming E County, N.-D,
itilr5te Der oorti9c Hep. &. 6. @c@.
com III cincn @ruunen. nit Oeiicn
Serltelllng or bcld6ftigt mai uno
fono ieinen So0.
Sn Chicago bat Go~itinipeftor
Wm. &etf)om Suliua Sopmenion
perboitet, Der beiduloi6t miro, Spi'
ritllpleubGnoler in pielen StGoten
olrfl Die EronSoftionen Der yGonIo.
liootco Smporting So" beidppinoclt
81 hobcr, inbcm or gcfdlifte einbei.
milhe Spirituoien IN Originolfln.
id)en oisl0noiif)er 8abrifonten o,li
Den Warft brodte mo 9eidlihte gti-
fctten uno aorfen 9ebraud1te.
Sir Die rGd,iten Genilts . 9e.
red)intngen iin6 100 Sobe1en : Wo-
idliren 5u $i78 ons Stiid une 300
Warfir Waihinen ST $3.50 ooS
Stiif bonn Genius = giireou BEL Der
Sloon II. Gboce 0tonufoctlring SO.
in Nciuorf, N.'S., beitellt noroen.
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@arf ':ae S.roe p6.


aonltte ol-&+Inpf INNS Ia.
lem nidt NJ w,.t, IN,
Rem Oorf, iii. Ter
Pinftoe1tltc ShriiirnS Mar ManS.
1elo, elmer Der %befonnltppn Neutiden
Nem-Yorf'A ocIIen @ieuoonpm
~gianfn0S" ieoem 4lattocl1tifeu ac.
lo1tftg gcluCien, Der @riinoer Der
"ElottoetltIden Yoit" luno oes lbeo-
trrbIottcs n5igoro" (beioe mittler-
mcile cingcgon8cn), emit Better oeS
0Gofe 6igoro" an Der Sitst4. Str.
iIno geneiniom nit Geo b. &apen
mebrere Sabre lang Iireftor beS
"5roing @locc. lbeuters," lit ocItern.
elm @reiS BON 81 3obrcn, infolac bon
gorge INNS 2c6en burd) ct9eue SonO
aus Dem 2cbcn geidicoer, Au Der
Static lcincs erltcu @irfens, BORT,
no Die YElattoeutihe" anfungs reois
glrt uno georudt puroc, pcrgiftcte cr
lid nit 2etdtgoS. 3n mcbrercn
rcn linn binterloiicnen Sd,reibcn
ldBt er otiel Olrf6lidcn, boB or bcn
Sonlpf um's Goiein nidt lGllacr al
t!ibren I'M Stun0e lei. Ter emia-bei.
tore ShrtftIteuer i6ieb nit different
@etllbl bon oicicr @eIt, elm acbrodc.
iicr, bcr5ipeiicIter Monnl Iob CT
mt groBter Moth 81 fGmpfen bottc,
Ncbt aus Dem llmiton0e beruor, oob
nlebrere Eionoi6cine aus lebter ,3eit
Inter Icincn giieften ~poraciuuoen
nurnen. oarunter Elm iolder bonn
Notum oes 2S. SUM .. s., ulli cincn
ltcbcrrod loutenb.
Nm icincm Shrei6tiidc in Der. 344,
&operp, iiscuo, i'm 9urcau oes Ser.
Ic9erS Mnr Stmettcrling, muroe
MotSfelo geitcru Morgen foot ouf-
grfunocn. Che or oos tootlide @os
ctnotbmete, bcicltigte er ein an ieineti
inli9lobri9cn 6reuno, Coroner Sor.
burger, 0eridtctcS Sd)rcibcn al lei.
llcm HodouiIhlagc. Gin 5meiteS
Sd)relben mar an feline @irtbin
6rolI Morie 3uffnl, Nr. 1924, OIt.tS.
Strobe, unb Gin oritteS an Rid,tcr
Nr1pbur9er gcriftCt, lebtcres pom 80.
0cjcnbcr 1908 botirt. Die 9rieic
mlirocn bonn Coroner Sor6urgcr IN
Scrmobrllng genommcn.
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Glntisc 1rbbc cincr 6ebOc in 0cn,
tndD.

Ston orb, stu, 10. Augitit. -
3n Gu'ep- Golntp ionO belltc oils re.
lllltot elmer oltcn Seboe elm blutigcr
aompf Itott. aooie Chapman ilno
Sobn SltttrcQ iino toot, uno Sobn
.GbnmIcD mo Satin. 2uttrcus
Sdmicgeriobn inO Qod)tcr licgcn
ldlrucr ucrpunoct oarnieocr.
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@rnnNliIfs . llcbcrtraannaen.

Gpbroim N}ott an l&iaiom s..
Niilcr NM @ottin. Noroicitc Der
Ronliop, uuhc StridersS troBc, II
Bel II, @rlmo5in3 $50. 50.
{obn !. StouC an N5obn Nlurnonc
lnO @ottin. @eiticitc Der GonItitu.
tiort. nabc Goger-S traBc 1l.l0 bel
II @rmo}in3 500. So.
6rebcrid s.. Mcbcr an 2ll6crt i.
2onn @citicitc ser Sutton. uobc blr
Atortb Npemlc ll.G bel 1856, @rulo.
sims $40, So.
GopiO 2lbromopiB an Somlcl
Hubim @runo, @crionol- unO &C,
miidItco GiNcntbumL So.
Charles &, Gp(cr II, u. OH &un1ca
&. @urfc un0 @ottiIt Gin @rumDitiid,
S.. ..I.
Gobert s. 9roun or 9}cuic ".
9rolun II. a.. I Got, So.
Gerielbe an Nturp II. S6cchon,
Ncdbte, Citcl uno &utcrciicL etc. So.
Sorob u. &iIpotrid II. u. an Sunt.
$. airbp II. N., McIticitc @ltiliorO.
gue., nobc 20. Str, 16 bel t5I.
@rllnojina 500; So.
Sbcrcio 4. MOTH II, q. All 6uunic
Seiocl, Oiticitc @olie-. unbc Or.
IconSitroBe, 10 bel n, @rmo3in@
$3.50; So.
Nmcliu u. @iit uno @ottc an @rocc
Z Mnnnr mn Mnttn | NnLA O.
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Rctter Subn, ncttc Satin.

EombuSfo, Sflo., 10. gIuN. -
Feter Vrotur, ruclhcr bier unter Der
VeIhuloi9ung pcrboitct moroen mar,
gcmeiniom nit ieincr Stiefmutter i'm
Tpril D. s, icincn @oter. 5. g.
9rolun, crnlorbct 5I boben, iou benz
Sderiif geitouoelr boben. ooB er Den
Soter inter 9eibiilfe iciner Stici.
mutter, ipelfe periprod)en botte, i'm
SIT bciratDcn, nit elmer 9(rt crid)logen
hot,
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MGthIelbaftc EdIicsaffaire.

y it 0 II, @oIi.. 10. 9lnguIt. -
rSm 9itreou oes bicii9cn yHelief-So
~ipituis" ftcatc iid) Der ~4i-i1briae un.
perbeirotbete Clarence Eotterion aus
Concord, H.sS, Elm, crfl1rte Dem
GIerf, er befinoe iih i6Iedt II. brod)
I'M nodliten angenblif 5uinmmcn.-
Sm observation-disclosures iteQtr iid) fer,
aus, bob iidJ orci SfuBnunoen in
Der &erSgegenb 0es Yoticnten beion-
Den. uno icin 3uitono GILT oils be.
oeuflid). 9tdhbem Botterion bos Be
ipuBtiein luicoer erlangt botte, erfldr.
te er, ct befinoe iih felt Dem Montdg
bier iinb iei am Mortag in ieinenl
;}innter hi Ger 4dbe oeS 9opboiit.
Squnre bird ous Sa1en cines re.
pofoerlhnlies eripod)t itno babe gIetd,
borouf eiiten ihdrielt S6mer5 in Ser
9ruit aefiibtt. IS ieien nod 5lpei
meitere ShiiiIe gefnaen, er babe aber
bas 9%etpltbtiein perloref, iiro o(s er
iuie0er jt lid fonr, babe er iid) i'm
Soipitul beiunoei1. Gle Ypli5ei bit
sic lluterildJung Der Sadje eineele;-
fpt .H
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Mis- Ycridy's Complete ~anecfluat.

Rem Dorf, 2tc @rono 5urp
Ilcutc bclltc &odmittog geacn Gbos,
&os, @rdiiocnten Der ,Gaiteru 9rcm-
ing So" pqn YroofIph ENC Autlo9c
chi. wclte, ibn IN .@crbinpun9 nit
Der y@ippiur {ruit 50" Nnleibcn-
tronsoftion PSI &Fob1isbitp4Is be-
idllloiQt.v 4f.,....
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!Nciraths.Y iecnscn.

6rollt SrorulL II; Gli5obetb ".
Oft, Is. Npplifant, 6rou u. 6icoler,
9tr. 1872, @%eit-Holeitr.
6reOerid u. aonefe, q, Wr. 1929,
SIt.@lonltmentltr..; Woiic $. Wor.
gan, 20.
George Z. Sill, %; @liie %. ga.
cor, %. applitont, .. 6ranf Sill,
Atr. 1915, &ufopettc. apenue.
George ". @iuiams, 80, @ittuer,
Satrobe, 80; gtonn e. Reco, 80, So.
trobe, Ea, gpplifout, 8eorge Strcb,
Mr.. 26, Horos& ntteriolt- Norf .apc.
gntoni 6. Gilbert, 30; @lice s.
@eit 1S; gcioe BON 2ecsbura, go.
Otto Seoer, q; Nueuito @erner,
10. gpplifnni. 6reo. Seoer, Nr 1913,
YotopScoItr.
Wiaiom GrippctS, %; Cora Cites,
y. Npplifont. $. Campbell, gtr. St4,
Dit -apenic.
@rneit erborbt, %; Oroce 8. Scott,
20; gcioe bon Nifmono, so. Up.
plitont, Robert g. Scott, Nid)mono,
go.
6reoerid .. Neolrd)onlp, %; Worie
". @cbert, "a. Hpplifnllt, Sobn 9.
Sedller. Nr. I, Glgin.ape.
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&cOiSiniidJc In5ci9cn.
DIR. r.
Mnh Mnliori.

0ltbcr. uuh Sdif.clTrUIt,M nIIort.
Sir Sicbcr. 6ruft mo Sdlitic!irpft etc. Sine
6lnitc iirtrt, mo cs itclt iib tcin 5iufitcr
&6ititclfroit Gin. @ichi aud cute @einnobeit.
ibcieri o%crfalit, 8leiS 81. (augi.iWiD
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8cltGnoigcr Worocr.

Nem Yorf, 10. algult.
Sibcrato Geiimone, 30 Sabre aft, Don
Nr. 2tS7. I. Neenue, leate geitern
Gem Getcftip Gapone in @egenfport
bes Goroners Sarburger bas @e.
itanoniB ab. ben oeutiden Warft-
fllbrmann @iaiam Sobenift bon Nr.
15S, Cit-t1S. StraBe, nicbergeifoi.
ien gu babcii. Gr iicbt nun in Der
Solnbs ieiier YrO5eiiiruns e~ntgesen,
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18
THE zion MOVEMENT

Mesopotamia the old home, the second home OF the Jews
There they carried captive There they multiplied and became
wealthy and strong There three who were
the fiery furnace By the OF Babylon Jews
hanged their harps the willows and there Ezekiel mighty
vision by the river Of Chebar There greatest
Tabb and there the Babyonian Talmud written and there
Bagdad the Jews considerable element day
bench OF rabbi their synagoges and schools Historically Meso
potama IS Palestine. the mo1erland OF Judaism
No less region peculiarly open and fitted for
has almost population and yet unsurpassed for fertility
Egypt has only Nile but Mesopotamia has rivers
grls and the kuphate and the magnificent auyial valley be-
tween them II ought to be garden, and yet desert
OF sand but OF unused soil Possibly there million
vayets OF Bagdad and Bursa with square miles
the square mile and these nearly all larger
cities One ride all day what Garden Eden
and will be again, and beast Egypt with less
than 10000 square miles has population OF O0OOOOO with
improved irrigation will support many Southern Meso
potama the yayes from the Zab the Indian could
support FIVE times many 1t has uninhabitabIe wastes
land all fertile 1t needs just things population
system Of irrigation and good government Before Turk
had and irrigation but the Turk has
the canals and destroyed the people believed that Hrsch
Committee with its S45000OO0 will back the enterprise We
why they might control Of thousands
square miles OF establish system OF irrigation and
settle 100000 agricultural their lands They
succeed they have and Peace hopeful and
CATION easy No engineering needed The land practically
level and the Tgs little higher than the bed Of the Euphrates
railroad will 60 Bagdad and will then be extended
India Already there regular steamship line from Bagad
Bombay Even with imperfect government the railroad viii bring
travel and security There the face OF the earth
attractive spot dense and progressive popuaonThe
Independent
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18
PSYCHOLOGY OF PROTECTION
Extracts from Harper's Weekly.

Extracts from darpers Weeky)
We need good treatise the psychology OF high protection
for understand the system without sympathetic
prehension OF the gprotecons The world according
the hgprotection mind made up OF caseshe sellers
and the buyers
SELLING WITHOUT BUYING
Blessed the sellers and depicabe well unhappy
the buyers 1t OF and bitterness that Sydney
Smith imagined immense stretching along from
acas Key West loaded from end to end with Yankee notions
The Interpretations mind picture
contrary quite the 1t close the hgprotectonst ideal
which would add however foreign ships continually coming
and going away full So long SELL and the foreigner only
buys that ideal satisfied So far they SELL and buy
beaten people, shamed before the world
Our protective tariff undoubtedly nders the OF Europ
goods this country imports large large
they would be but for the tariff But Europe from every
about one hundred million dollars worth than she sends
She has that hundred million dollars back
way She does get it back. But how?
THE "WORKINGMAN" FAKE
So far American woren concerned the protective tariff
groesque fake that takes from the poor bow upon the rich
If American labor needed protection way protect would be
immigration The protective tariff has always stimulated
immigration by making for European sell their
in this market Being ndered in doing that they
here bodily poverty them and
labor market That all right but proper thing for the Amer
workman have mind when his employer his Congress
tells him that the tariff protects him. < = <
High protection good fatten hogs and shear lambs The
American workman has been persuaded that he is the hog that prote
aens They have fooled him He is the anbone OF the
lambs II great fold-that protection shears. *
Is anybody distributing The Pittsburg Survey, made by
Charities evidence OF the blessings that high protection brings
American wOngnen The conditions under which large proper
of the protected wormen OF Pttsbug live the hours they work
wages they get the accidents they sua bear fearful and
ierfu testimony the value OF high protection American labor
Pttsbug the very Paradise of protection Its monaes the
worlds So should be its wornen Charities describes
ng their children disease under conditions the most qad and
mwhoesome-
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18
where THE Shoe PINCHES

(From Golfers Weekly for June 81
second lieutenant the good type OF the Ohnae
Consumer Thank Congressman Henry Boue OF Illinois Tor
that phrase He gets fixed salary OF S1OO yearly roughly the
income that received by millions OF average Americans
M personal experience of young lieutenant who writes from
me Philippine Islands, is therefore Illuminating:
When cadet graduates from the Military Academy ne VIII
buy at least five hundred dollars worth of equipment before entering
the army lieutenant -Four hundred dollars OF TINS
be spent for clothing that have and this clothing
made from the best English manufactured broadcot and olive
dab goods don't exactly the duty these goods put
eye is about forty fifty per cent Ihe writer OF TINS ete
nderstates the facts duty roughly about nneSN per cent
although protected by this tariff American manufacturer can pro
ce goods of the quality suitable for officers uniforms and we poor
devils forced pay almost double the price for our clothes
graduate of class went London and bought his hrs ou
clothing that city He saved enough by buying his ouht IN Lon
uon to his way Europe and back again tie got
o and trip Europe less than paid tor the same os
New York He class OS advising all to go to LONDON
" get Our uniforms assuring could save money ana nave
up too The tariff hurt for hundred dollars tins year anu
VIII Keep hurting about the amount each year u
IS changed"
his young officer is taxed something over ten per cent on m
income Hundreds of thousands of salaried men, CASHIERS e
anc doctors, and small shopkeepes who have about L @
e II they anayzed their expenditures and compea ue tan"
@ IN them this lieutenant has done would find that uey pay al
income tax of something than per cent Is TINS more IAN
esS than to make with income OF SlOOoO year o i
r'9 direct income tax of three per cent?
A. senator Adrch that the tariff raises the price al w
manufacturers sell articles but does not increase the price m
pays All of which that the senator "o
ave made an excellent shell and pea artist
y ny on the sticky paper is worth two IN the soup
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18
CARTER and HARRISON

good story and probably concerning the late Ben
mn Harrison is told in the Saturday Evening Post in this way
Thomas H. Carter, from Montana had charge
campaign that had for its object the reelection OF President
Harrison 1t sad campaign from the Carter
point said progress and melancholy its ending Naturally
the campaign needed money and money One day when
Chairman Carter thinking of the wind the late
Coils P Huntington in him. His railroads had not
contributed had he In casual Mr. Carter veeed the
conversation around money Huntington responsive
himself and he gOOde
err little bill that before the president Simple little thing
he Just gives corporation which desires land that
omeseaded under proper proceedings the right TO call the
proceedings witnesses any jurisdiction ttO begin
the YOU know Washington elsewhere Why don't
YOU see the president Carter had go Washington
presently the he talked with Harrison about
this bill 1 know that said Harrison SO should YOU.
case kind up the settler so the land
office bring his witnesses and the proceedings nothing Is
that right 1t is replied Carter Well continued the president
ii this bill law the railroad other corporation
bring action Washington and the settler will have
here and bring his witnesses Is that right 1t replied Carter
Now Carter the president where would that settler be with
all that expense He would be up You back and
the people who are this bill that wouldn't sign if
given certificate reelection before put my pen paper
Now the Boise baseball club has been furnished competent
head will some give it some lively hands and feet
See c. w Downs for home 622 So. 18th Street
residence OF Soldiers Home.
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18

See c. w Downs home 622 So. 18th Street
all residence Soldiers Home
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18

Now that Boise baseball club has been furnished competent
head will some one give lively hands and feet
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18

a fly on the sticky paper is worth two in the soup
The Boise citizen., 1909-06-18

We need good treatise the psychology OF high protection
ior we cannot understand the system without sympathetic
reenson OF the gproeconst mind The world according
the highprotecions mind made up OF caes-he sellers
and the BUYERS