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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

Seinen 63. 6eburtstog
be9ing geItcrn Eoli5eimoridoQ Sor-
nan I'M belten @oblergeben. Gr &c.
brt iesGt felt 40 So6ren Dem Eoli,ei.
Geportemcnt in, in ipcIdenl or siem-
lid lebc STEELE NIT MuSnobme Der
ienigcn eineS Glerfs pericben bot.
Dab ibm bel ieiler Topularit1t bon
alien Seiten @rotillotionen 5~ugingcn,
lit ielbitpcrItGnolid,.
Ser @ieBncrianbt mad,
engl . fonnte geltern nod llid)t
orfgenomnlen merhcn, obid)olt Der
gderbou.S etretGr @iIipn am Sams.
tag Die Quarantine iiber Den Gtaat
Wtorplano oufgehpbcn bat. Tic bri.
ttld)c Tcgicrnn9 mntB 3uerit ibre 3u-
%ltirnnlun0 su Der Giuiubr iiir Ninn.
pleh aus Morplonb geben, linb lomit
gent fir unicre @%icbbdnbler mieoer.
Inn piel i%pertbuole 3eit perloren.
Sic en.2icen5
Vcborbe belt Seitcrn cine peiterc
Sitltng ob, IN meld)er breiScbn ZIP.
plifotipncn fir Sotellicell5en ourdge.
llommen luurben. ga feline liennens4
lpertbe Sppoiition gegen iraenb einen
Der Ipplifanten porlag. 0rften bieiel.
ben ibre Slcen5en erboltcn. Die Ha-
men peroel jcoo6 porl1niig nod
nid)t perofieutlift.
@ieocrIrbeit in Curtis
Wop.--Gie South Baltimore Stecl
Gar oto Iolrnbrp Werfe." pelhc iid
icit ciucm Sabre in Den SGnoen Don
GonfurSperlpoltern beiinben, merOen
pernutblid am 1. Npril mieoer IN
@etrieb geiest meroen. Die 8ermul.
ter boben Gontrafte fir Die Erbait.
lli1g BON 600 @oggons obgeidloiien,
ltnb 5lpor 500 fir Die .Seaboaro Mir
Cine" mo 100 iiir Die ,Seloipare,
2adapanna & @eitcrn Giienbabn."
&orfbeIme iir sic EoIi-
sci. - Gle Ypli,eibeborbe beitimn-
te in ibrer geItriqcn Situne, oaB I'm
lerc Teinitcn oieien Somnler nit
a~orfbelmen ausitaffirt lpcroeit Mill
len, ga iie bieie &opfbeocdung fir
bas beige @etter ais oie 5luedmaBia.
lte crohtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

Der Hamen Der Irm.S troBc, 5mi'
iden Monlment. Strobe mo Nortb.
Nuenuc, in HlltlunosNuenuc ltnl5u-
Gloern:
Die @olic- StraBe, Don ser Moni.
mcnt- bis 5ltr Seiferion' StraBe, emit
meoer mitSol5bloderL Nspboltbloden
Deer pergloIteu 3icgcln 5u pfloitcrn
Den Mopor 81 olltorilircn, Elm ge=
riiiea 8runbltiid, weltes sum 9llts-
eblcn Der Gomonoion.Apenuc llotb.
menblg lit, cntacacn 81 nebmen;
Den Naneu Der Gnipr-S troBe.
norolit Don Der Mortb- 9lpenuc, III
aenneop.Aucmle nm5uGnocrn.
9(uf ~9lntrog Scr $50. IonneS nno
aoniA ipurben 3lpei @croronuneen
iiir Die Grncmtng bon @ilium z.
McSlcorp gum Gollltablcr Der l..
@oro mo :. :. Sciie BON ser g..
@uro Dem acmeinihoitlihen Gomite
filr GonItoblcr iibcrmieien. Wic Is
ld)eint, limo Die beiocn Mitglieoer oea
5lrcitcn }mci1cS, IN oercn Giitriften
Die G~nnoiootcn mobncn, nid)t nm tire
Aniidlt gcirn9t moroc,.
Sr. Solunea rcid]tc icrner cine
%eroronuMa Elm, Die Hobcrt- 9lpcmle,
pom Ger observation-disclosures bis 5llr
Nbitelof.S trnbc, 81 ihIicBcu, ga
Ole cine Scitc ucrbmlt lit iulb sic
Stoot tcincn 9tlttcn nlla Scr Strnbc
5lchCu fnnll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
SpesiaI.Cffute.

VI. &ciKert, 409-411 Norb.gas.
Strake, Der beitbefanite beutIde Bio.
tosrapb, ufferirt nnr fiir Sieie ISOLDE:
Sin lcbens8rokes Bib, in Aamarea.
farbcn semalt nnb bpn bobem finit.
leriidem 8ertbe, fret nit eiuem
2ntent ieiner beiten Cabinets tuSiea
fur $500. @esmldrer Yrsis $4,000.
Gmte Gabinet.gilber $3.50 xnS anf.
,uarts. gersrSkernnsen BON altea
giISern in allen ausfabranseu. aae
Arbeiten earantirt. Adtea sic ipe.
sieu anf nnieren 3ameu nab &axS.
anmmer, 4O9-411 8prb. 0as.Str
Dra13TnS .1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
I'm 9icnit ucrlctt.

Ter WotorroosEoli5iit Gbgor SAB
mollooer int Grub. Sill Torf"
ncrungliidt. - NCrlor Gontrole
ilber bic Moihinc NM ilibr gegell
cine Elonfe. - Erltg &rcu5ber-
rcnfltnG bopon.
Mit peritolldtcr StllItcr uno
Hildcn unh ouocren Terlcbunger,
bcren slrt bis iett nidt ~feitgeitellt
lperbcn fam, lieet Der Toli5iit Cigar
Gabiuauabcr I'M st. Sllcu.Soipitol."
Gr lit Dos Opfer cines llnfouS ge-
moroen, inoem CT geItcrn WorQen
nit cilenl Mptorruo ge9en cine
Bloufc fubr mo olli buS Yfloitcr &C.
ld)leuoert ml1rOe. GoOmollaocr mar
tiir5lid) bon Der Eoli5eibcborbe gum
Observation-Disclosures crllonnt lporben
rno ilbtc bns TuIren nit Der Mo-
id)ine I'M .Iruibs9iu sEorf." Sn Der
Ndbe 0cs Wtt. Hopnl Helcrpoirs Der.
Tor or Die Gontrnle iihcr oen Wotpr
nno I'M nddbiten glllgcnblif creigncte
iiA Dos un9liif. Ser ShmerpcrleBte
luur0e in einem 9lntonlobil nod Dem
;Nolpitnl tranSportirt; lciu 9eiinbcn
lit trttiid,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
Mit Eulper nnb Wlci.

Coniel SLIDER begebt Sclbitmorb
0lrd Grid)lcbeu. &ronfbeit
tricb i'm uugenifeinlid in Den
Sob. - @or cin betannter Sllts
fer. rlb 8etrcioebdnoler .-Scinc
SintCrloiicnen.
Toniel Hibcr, mclder irit 30 CAB.
rrn 81 Den berporragenoiten 8ctreibc-
uno 6ltterbGnolern III Der Stoot
5Gblte, begging 8eltern Mtorgen III lei
rcr @obnung, Nr. 1905, ct. Ealll'
Sirabe. Selbitmorb. inocm er lid,
i'll Die red)te ShlGie ihoB. arnnf.
belt id)cint i'm in Den 600 aetriebcl
81 babcn.
Gr crid,icn geitcrn Morgcn nift
sur ilblidcn 3eit 5url 6riibitiid lno
W1bre1o iid sic 1amilienmitglicoer
inn critcn Stofmcrf beianocn, bortcn
lie filrj nod 8 ltbr cincn HcpoIpers
idNuB, ipcld)cr aus Dem 3mcitcn Stod.
ncrf bcrfum. NlS lie bon ihlimncn
9lbnungcn criiiat Duiclblt onlungten,
ianbcn iie &rn. Tiber ~bepubtlcs, ans
elner SduuBullnOe I'M appi bluteno,
Drr. Tr. Seiiries 9ud. Gin Notbor,
tGllnic, oils er turSc 3eit nud) Dem
GorIuu crldien, MIR eonIlotircn. Oub
scr SoO bercits cingetrctcn mar.
Sr. Nioer lit ieit lestem Mai. ais
cr bon eilenl Ininl ncrpoier Gr.
idopiung beinllen muroc. itorf an
Sopfid,mcr5cm mo ocnnpd) pcriltd)tc
cr INNER. 10 better ME ,aDalid) at
lem, am lcincr llmgebuns bns @cben
nid)t 81 pcrgGucn.
Ter Sootc mar 90 Sabre olt ulo
itcmmte aus Glcoc'ieIb, 40. gr tom
dis jlnncr Nom nab Baltimore
1lo mar bier ieit 81 Sobrcn inn
Suttcr. lIno @ctrcioeAcid)Git al Der
8rccrulount Npcnuc mo eager.
StroBc tbotig. Gr Nebortt lett pic.
len Gobrcn Der Sonoelsfommer oil.
Mubcr lcincr 8ottili unb cincm Nr,l.
Ger billterl1Bt CT 5pci S0buc, bic $50.
Wbitcriogc Hibcr mo 9uuiel Niocr.
mcld,e bcibc Sheilbober IN icincm @e.
lfdIt limo, ionic 5luei Sodter. Sroll
Nlirco u. Socn mo Srou ". Conn,
JIM, @nttilt Don lieutenant Conn
nOll Der NInncenrn1cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
oEennIplnania Gimitcb" nad Ghicaao.

Sllrdfabreno Don Baltimore. 4b-
galtg pom llnion.9obnboi Ser Yenn-
lglponia Sabn 1.05 Na6m. Infuuit
Ii Chicago S.45 Worgcns. Stanoaro-
NaIiagier5ug Der @elt. acin Grtro-
Gobrgelo naG Chicago. 05,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
Sbcp. s. Siener & Co.,
217, t.galtimure.E trabe.

0eutides uno anoeres ausfGnbi.
idles @elo gefnuft uno perfauft.
@eloienoungen beior9t mad Seutit-
lono, Seltreid, MuBIanb II. /. M.
@eb'el ausgeiteat auf ausldnoiibe
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno 9raueIers
Cheques. (9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
Gcbbcl's cinsiacs Wtrlicr.

@ir Baben nur Gin Ntclirr in gal,
fimprr, nnb bas bcfinbct 'idl lit Der
Stage 81 cbcncr Groe, Nr.321, NurS.
Nag', maize Sibb.Str. &inber.Ybu.
tograpbicn cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
agentcm nno fcineS reppcn su iteisen.
:. 6ebbsl. 6. Grni, Weidaftsfigrer.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
=. Wcl6icmouunen.

@elolctbungen nod 9eutIdIanS
uno Seitreid : ltnsarn iider uno
Ifnen belorgt. 5, 10 uno 20 Warf..
iomie 10 uno 90 Gronen Sdeine Al,
perfaufen.
Chez. s. 9iencr & &C.,,
o. Nr. 217, Ci.0altimpre.Etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

Scntidlrs Sbcater, arransirt uum
ullnabbGnsigcn girseruercin uun
MarplanS." r%6reiidiit," romanti-
IdJr Sper in orei Mftcm pun &arI
Maria BON @cbcr. Ircitas, MbenSs
repeenm-S bcater." O3-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
GnrSc Stnotnadjrid)tcn.

Nit Dem Dan cillCa ncllelt Nuipi.
tolS 'ilr ouH GapsGiem.Ni nI miro III
V0l0c bcAonllcn meroen. Gle ElGnl
limo fertig. Gaa WebGltoe miro M
Nci1br 100000 toitcn. Sobulo es
icrtig lit, lou ooa b~isberi0c Soipitol
IT. Sd)lniidlc u%nAemnlbelt mcrocn,
ip OoB Die Nrmcn, Die jctt in Dem
crburm!id pentilirtcll Gro9eihoG
res SoiptgcbGuoes bca 9lpls idloicll
mo lcbcn miiiien, cine Qciulocrc
llmgcblnA bcfommcn.
Tie @uttin 0cs ErGiiocnten @nl.
Nomuro Gait bciidti1te an Somltag
&afmitta9 @olters' amlitgolcrie
an Der Ode pon Charles unb Centre
StraBc. Nlemnnb %ertonntc bic %
me, Die iid in @e9lcitung mcbrercr
Nn'bln9toncr Sr%cunoinnen bcinno.
Cine pid)ti1c Gcrionmlllng Der inn
Cciclnber leBtcn TubrcS 9%c9riinbcten
oMorpInub Stntc Suirpmen's Milo.
clotion" miro mor9cn I'M 9onopall-
3lmmcr Der WcGop.0olle ser Sobns
&optins llnlucrlitGt ituttiinbcnL llrl
II ltbr %ornittugs Ihon be9iumcno.
Sr. s. =. Zane pom Slfcrbau. Icpur.
tcnlcnt III Nnibington miro cinell
iIlultrirtcn %ortrog hnlten iiber oic
Mildriru8e. &r. 3. ~. Sbocnlofcr
Don SaItimore-Gountp lit Er1iioent
Der nelcn @elelllhait.
Siir Die Ginfiihrrn9 6c3 Surrens
Sono. Spitems miro Ole @rlulocigcn-
thlums-9oric in Der nGd)iten 2coislo.
furnishing cinen cncrgiitcn Golnpf
'i!brcn. Gicics Spitcm oerciniod)t
@rrmoItiirfa llcbcrtrogruigcn mo
part Dem aGufcr lnb Der Ecrion,
olt cine &ppotbef uui ibr GiOcntbllm
oll'nlIlmt. plctc Nnpalta9ebiibrcn.
Ter Staat %Aarontirt Die @elibtitel,
lno lpclul Scnlan0 @elo lcibcn mill,
tlntcrleAt CT cinfof enc llcbcrtro-
glrn9ssllrtunoc i'm Mecoro.9 ureall
mo crbIlt elm Gcrtiiitut. oui mcld)es
hin CT Den a%cuilnidtcn @ctro9 pom
clnem @e!opcrleiber crholtcn fam.
Con &n9el Hoiocl Sioolgo. Mit-
9lico hes Senots Scr Repllblif @cl,o.
DOR, ucld)er noh Den Ser. Stnoten
fam nm muni5ipole &erbcIierulgen
81 ltnolrcn, e~rtralfte bier an Blind
oarm.gntiilnonn9 unb mlroc onl
SamItd9 I'M @ieoler. Scumon. Soni-
tnriilm operirt. Sein 3uitnno lit
nidt acknowledgement.
Sn Der Geriunlmluna ser 3ionis
Itcn. Die ON Sonntaa am .Solioop.
Ctr 1hcoter" ilottiono. milroc ocr
~iolgcnoc Scitlllb ongcnommcn:
"@ir, Die @oltimorcr 3icnilten, CT
tclncn, oob Die Concentration Der
Wtol'en Der &llocn in EolGitillo I'M.
ter Der Sbcrberr'hait Der ottrmoni-
lden Mc9icrlna Die cin5igc 4Giuna
pes iiloild)en Eroblcms lit, nlo mir
crlld)cn bic nSiibiihc aoloniioticns.
Gel llldlait" unb ole onbercn @ciea,
lhnften, Die iiir Die aoloniiotion mir.
fen, lhrc Siilfsmittcl fiir bic 9ciicoe-
hing FoI0Itino's nit Slloeu sl per-
mcnocn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

Ibleben. SIN IQocmeincn
9entIdcn 0rciienbcim itarb Nciterl
6rolt elizabeth Saog I'M Sitter pon -
Sobren. Tic Seeroierng iinoet nior.
gen TormIittag 10 lthr itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

Scntidjes Sbcatcr, %arrangirt bum
rnnabbansiscn giiracrpcrcin uun
Marplano." oSrciidrie," rpmanti,
Idle Spcr in brei Mitch uun @arl
Maria BON @cber. 5rcitaa TbrnoS,
sygcermsS bcatcr." C3-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

2 don micber in 9 hmuIi /.
n.-Ter SO Sabre oltc Sonrucl
McGop. mclhcr crit m1lGn1It ans
DEM IrhcitsbouS cntlnlien ipuroc,
list id)oit piebcr bintcr idiueoiid)en
@orolnen. Gr lpilroc Neiterl perbai
tct, olS er pcrilldltc. eil,em Sr0oler I'M
mlttlcrcu Stnottbcil cine Mn,obl
Sclnocn 5ll ltcblcu. Cine llntcrlnd)-
ing crgob, Dab im NrbeitShmls l29
Sennocn iplirlus ueridJuunbcn iino,
uno Die FoliSci Glulibt. boB WcGop
iif Die &Ieiouugsitiide nod, urlo nod)
ilnter Dem @eiItuno eincs Scliersbel.
tcrS ia d]llno llad) bel Settle ifaiitc,
Inn oiclclbcn nod leincr @cfreiuug
an Den Mnim 5i b%riuacn. WcGpp
perbraf)te bcreits Slpei Sermille I'M
Nrbeitsbous, uno Smur murbe er bel.
DC Wtole ucgcn SiibncroicbitohIs Der.
u.tbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

perihieoenen Stoffen, ionic ,9inae
rie"-6ite fiir WiGohen unb Stobbiitc
NIT Seoerbanb uno 2ebereiniaiiuna
tiir &naben lino bier in GROCER Nus.
mabl p%orbanben.
Muf Die usgeitoltung oes Sdu6.
requirements iheint Die Sirnta ebell-
tolls gang beionbereS prgfolt az Der
fpenoen. @ir finoen in oemielben
ollie MIR %oenfboren 2eoeriorten llno
Socons pertretell. Sir ieben @e-
ldJnnaf uno isber @elbbeuteI lit bier
etpas Eoilenbes porbonocn. Seer bon
Der 8liidsgottin Sortuna beionoers
llebepoll bebonoelt lit, Der fam iei.
ner @uttin 6iiB6en bier Elm Eaor
lurllriole, bron5eleoerne Sdube nit
honOgearbeiteter Stublperlenper,ie.
ritlg gu S21.50 ooS Yoar) fleioen
%luIIen; ober alf Der a~efp0hnlife
Sterblihe fam ieiner Gbeb1lite ODER
Sod)ter bier Elm Soar eleidseitia ele-
gdnter mo oolerbniter S6ube folt-
icrL 0cren EreiS nit ieircm @erbienlt
III Ginflon9 Itebt. GtpoS gor3 NeueS
iino hohc id)mar5e an6pfitieiel nit
~ ue~rgolbeten anopien uno fran3oli-
ld)en Sodcn, Ser Nonb nit pergoloe.
tenn Velot cingcfoBt. NQerliebit limo
cin Eoar oInno Selb"-Euntoifelu,
nod Der bcrilbnltcn Tariete-aiinitle-
rim %benonnt, sic, aus idJmarsem
Sanlnlet gefcrtigt, an Ben Soden II.
an Dem Sponn nit inlittirten Bril-.
loiltet p~er5iert lit. Sir enpfinolihc
SilBe oiiriten iih sic ,Tr. Gole'ideu
onotomiiden Sfube" beionbers emf
pfeblen, Die in Baltimore ouSihileb.
lid bier uertollft meroen.
&llr5unL Die Sriibiobrs- N~uslteQunJ
BET Steport & So. giebt einen trcfi-
ll6cn "c1riif bon ser 2~eiitunas.
f1hi1feit Ser 6irmo. Sic bietet 10 picl
oes @uten, babel Solioen rno Treis-
lucrtben, oos tcin &ouilllitieer unbe-
frieoigt perloiien oiirfte.
HtgamiI i 5nri ii dgebradt t.
- @iainm &. Carroll mllr0c oeItern
pom @ebeimpoli5iitcn Sable bon ,Ssud-
Ionpiae, Slo, bierber gebroft. Gar.
roll, lpcldcr 80 Sabre alt lit, ioa bier
in 1903 Worie Orb gebeirotbet boben
lulo bonn lebten Sum- in Ri6mono,
go, nit sSrou Slipe 2otbaro, bel Der
or orei Sabre mobrte, bie Che einge-
gangen iein. 9eibe Srouu1ngen ian.
Der III Baltimore itott. Sic @attin
9tr. . erihicn inn Observation-Disclosures
tie runo iprod ibrc Nbiidt aus, Gar
roll, Der 5lllebt in einem Cirrus or
beitete, bis ouf Dos geuBerite 81, Der
folgen. Sebterer ideint iif iibrisens
ilber Ole miblid)e Gage, in ser er lid,
beflnoet, lid)t Defenders 81 gr1mlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16
$tdot Baltimore.
1lnterbaItnnas @egtpeiier.

UHItIUUIIHHHs <CtB1ueFTef|
,a%fanemie" - uSbe @olhen butterfly.
.Muetturtun" - .Icrde".
"Nlancp's" &unoeIhilocr li1o mas lpittti
nerbare Gamerupbone.
aSprb's" - l@up Conn Guii".
,,(Sanctn" - Girls from Napphlano".
,0ulioun" .Suur. toe Nootbldd"
p0iarpIanb" aetib's oal Sfar" |anoe'
billie.
,0ieturia" &aIoCpiue mn 9Snnhelbtloer
Is. Ycapubn'9iccin Srciina, ~. Wtar5'
9abmittuns 4 ubr,
,lluabbanaiacr @iirgcruerciu upn Wiarhlnno"
- SrcitGo 9lbcuo ole ocutibe Sper 6ret'hit'
in .uncclfnlsS better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-16

Gie @ottin bes Er6iibcnten @nr.
Nolporo Gait bciidtiate onl Somitog
%ofmittaA @olterS' aunitgollerie
an Der Ode Don Charles llno Gcntrcs
StroBc. Niemono crfonntc oic %
me. Die iih in 9e9Icitung mcbrercr
Wolbin9toncr Srcunoinnelt bciono.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-17

In one thing that man must have be.
fore he can earn a living--an oppor.
tunlty. Opportunities for self.employ.
ment are pretty well fenced up In this
world now. The big fellows that got
here flrst have hoeged the straw for
our bricks. and ali the natural oppor.
tunitles Of self.employment. 1T was
Q wise provision" says our esteemed
contemporary. shat a man shall earn
his tread BY the sweat Of his own brow
instead Of another's." A very wise pro-
vision! But the difiiculty 10 that the
fellows that got here first and hogged
the opportunities Of sweating for ones
self. charge us 10 much for the privil.
eye Of sweating on their Jobs that they
live by the sweat Of our brOws--and n
the labor market" happens to be slow,
we must go Idle and be denied the
privilege Of sweating for ourselves or
anyone else. There's the secret. The
world owes no man a living. but II owes
him chance to make living for some
mOnopollst who does nothing. And II
any large class Of men are divorced
from opportunity to work, II the world
does not owe them n living, what n
their predicament? They are not ia
blame. Where Jobs are plentler than
men. the unemployed class gradually
disappears. What about the fellow
who II crowded out Of the ranks Of
workers? Does anyone owe him a liv.
ing? Or do we all owe him living,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-17
REASON FOR DEPOPULATION IN
COUNTRY.

Our grandfathers owed much to the
district school. but in many parts Of
the country the rural school has fallen
behind the best standards. Such Is the
case In Connecticut. according to the
report Of special committee, which
finds many OF the buildings In bad con-
ditlOn and the teaching Of poor quality.
On the other hand In some parts Of
the country the union school which
takes all the children from wide ra.
dlus IL a model institution. It will be
great pity II the states do not keep
IN the standards OF education in the
thinly settled districts: for II the PEG.
pie find that their children IRE not get.
ting the best. they will make any sac.
rifice to move to the city. and the dc.
population Of the farming sections
which has been going on In Eastern
states will be- hastenetl In spite OF ef.
forts In other directions TO Improve
the conditions Of country life"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-17
MONOPOLISTS AND MONOPOLIES

The esteemed Philadelphia Public
Ledger concludes an editorial with the
sage observation: THE world does not
owe any man a living until he has
earned IT," Certainly not. But sup
pose--- Suppose that we had to have
straw before we could make bricks, as
was the case In Egypt In the time OF
Pharaoh (; and that bricks were the only
thing we cOnld live on; and that some
fellow that got there first had all the
straw, and wouldn't let us have any,
SO we couldn't make bricks. and there
fore couldn't make a living. Wouldn't
the fellow that hogged all the straw
merely because he got there first. and
therefore had the power wouldn't that
fellow owe US living, II he had the
property from which We could collect
a living? 1t would seem Just that he
be made to support the men he had re-
duced to starvation, wouldn't II, II he
was solvent? OF course. II the men
could get straw elsewhere, or II they
could make living In any other way
II would he different; but In the case
Just mentioned, wouldn't someone owe
the disempIoyed living' Well, there
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his subject can get for himself any
language that he needs. Moreover. all
other nations are inviting rs to neglect
their tongues by their universal will.
ingness to learn English. Perhaps we
need all our energies to master our
language ourselves. Francois Coppee.
when asked II he knew English. re.
piled. mo, am still busy studying
French The true charge against us
rs a nation Is that we do not devote
enough time and zeal to the magnil.
cent instrument we have inherited.
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Ths Chicago Essts nuabsPs
onon9 its subscribers the most
anausntial, most prosperous ana
nest respected men n Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every man
q stanaia1 II the community
anA All men who are mouldsss Of
Dublis opinion Or directors Of
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lt o. the guide, mentor ana
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- every shade Of opinioa.
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THE SUCKER CROP IS ALWAYS
LARGE.

There really Is nothing In Chicago
that visitor cannot buy. Or, to be
exact. there IL n0thin. IN Chicago that
some obliging gentleman wearing a
large checked suit IL not willing to
sell to the visitor ut a bargain. The
latest bargains put before bucOlic
strangers are to be found In Its c0llec.
ton Of public parks. 1t seems strange
that the parks were not put on the
market before, along with the skyscrap.
era, the stock YARDS, the bronze lions
at the entrance to the Art Institute
and the gllded Diana on the tower Of
the towering Ward Building. But
It seems they were overlooked until an
Iowa cattle raiser was seen gazing with
enjoyment at the broad acres and the
lagoons Of Sherman Park. whereupOn Il
was sought to convince him that a
park in the city was just what every
farmer ought to own. II would cost
only &l.SOO-careful questioning having
developed that to be the amount Of the
strangers roll-but, much to the dis
gust OF the prospective purchaser. some
metldlesome policemen came along and
spoiled the deal by arresting the rea
estate agents. Beyond doubt some OtheI
Western cattle raiser, learning OF thi,
latest outrage upon the prerOgative O
an American citizen to buy what HI
wants. will feel impelled to get ever
by going on with few hundred dollar
and purchasing Lincoln Park or tn
Lake Shore drive so quietly that tn,
police will not know anything abOu
It. Prosperity In the cattle business
and prosperity In the confidence indus
try appear TO be one and inseparabl,
II only they are relieved from the In
reference Of paternalistic govern
ment.
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bench. His nomination By the Republi.
cans strengthens the whole ticket.
M. Olson was born In Cambridge. ILL.,,
eOrty.one years ago and came to Chica,
60 In 1900. lie has lived In the Thirty.
nrst Ward for the past sixteen years.
lie studied law In Chicago and was
admitted to the bar In 1902. His prac.
tice has been q success from the start.
Mr.. Olson belongs to the Illinois Ath.
letic Club. He has been attorney for
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He 10 q graduate Of Lake Forest UNI
versity and has practicsd Law Tor a.
teen years. He u q member Of the
Royal Arcanuin and Of the Knights
Of Columbus. He was CLERK Of the Or
cult Court In 1893. and u liked and
respected By oil who know him. ~.
Murray 10 q son-in.law OF the late
Justice Daniel scully, who was one Of
the ablsst and most popular magic
tratea Chicago ever had.