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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

A NEW BIG GUN.-Whether considered as
weapon of terrible power or simply as
specimen of skillful and successful forging,
the 35 ton Fraser cannon of Woolwich, Eng
land, is without parallel. OF extraordinary
strength and proportions, and withal SO care
fully finished, this magnificent gun, says Ma
ture, is masterpiece. Cannon Of larger d.
mansions have, it is true, been produced, capa-
bic actually of delivering heavier projectile
than that employed with the Woolwich
weapon, but none of them are to be in any
way compared with this, either IN respect to
battering power or length of range That
the gun is, moreover, not merely show pro-
duction, as was the case with the monster
Krupp cannon, but really serviceable and
efficient tire-arm, is shown by it's endurance
of the severe test to which it was subjected
as proof. On this occasion the 7O0fb, proiec-
tile was thrown from the gun by the
enormous charge of $50 pounds of gunpow-
der-the largest, in fact, that has ever been
safely consumed in any fire ,arm-the explo-
sion being without the slightest injurious eff
feet upon the steel bore or surrounding
wrought iron castings. The solid cylinder of
iron which constituted the shot issued forth
at the terrible velocity of 1 $40 feet per sec
ond, and, after travelling some fifty yards,
buried itself in the butt of loose earth to a
depth of thirty-three feet
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

AT LONG BRANcH.--A well-known mem
Der of the profession was looking about there
last week with view to rusticating the
BARNS during the summer, and strolling along
the beach in the evening, he met another
man, and the twain sat down to watch the
fog, which the Jerseyman said would :" lift in
a minute, as a land breeze was springing up"
They talked of the failure Of the hay crop,
and the good prospects for a large mosquito
crop, of hotel life and cottage life, and then
ofpolitics, of Grant and his administration, etc.
The actor-man expressed himself freely; quo
ted some editorial of that morning from the
high favored pen of Dana; told his new made
friend that these things couldn't be said if
Useless didn't give su ch glorious occasion for
'em,'' ETC., to the end of a Democratic mans
chapter. After awhile as the fog didn't lift,
they strolled up the beach to point where
the stranger was about to leave. The actor
man expressed his pleasure at meeting the
gentleman, saying, My name is r.; what
might call you, sir ?n ##
WE'LL" responded the unknown, you might
call me almost anything, but as you've
been calling me Useless Grant all the even
ing, it's almost useless to ask you to try
another" and, with a pleasant "good even
ing" off walked the President of these Uni.
ted States. Not bad for Ulysses, as Dana
must admit this time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

Nature, that gave gold and grapes to Cali
fornta, gave her no shad. For these Califor-
MIA ongs. SO her Fish Commissioners appeal
to Seth Green, and he promises to give them
shad. he was to start on Monday for the
Sacramento River, carrying not shad ova but
young fish from the Hudson. These are from
the State Matching Works near Albany, and
transported in cans, frequently supplied with
fresh water; Mr.. Green goes with his precious
freight, ana the railroad companies promise
to favor the undertaking in the way of water
and ice supply. 1t was in 1867 that Seth
Green put millions OF young shad in the Con
nectcut at Holyoke In 1870 the catch was
larger than Tor twenty years past Now the
Connecticut commissioners are turning their
attention 10 salmon, and propose to stock
their rivers with this king offshes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

One Brannan, q notorious character,
while being closely cross examined by
attorney 0. B. Ayers, in Perry township,
Marion county iowa, during a recent trial,
became enraged, and after the trial was
over, attacked Mr. Ayers with a club
cutting severe cash across his face,
fracturing bone in his arm aud other
wise severely injuring him. Mr.. WaggoneI
Dir. Ayers's client, interfe ring to stop
him, was savagely attached and his skull
fractured, endangering his life. Tie
Deputy Sheriff attempted to stop the
murderous assault of the brute, and he
also was beaten Brannan then took TO
the brush and has not yet been arrested.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

PAsTUR1NG Hoes IN SUMMER.-A cor
respondent of tue Country Gentleman,
writing from Hamilton, Ohio, says, the
system of all good hog raisers in that
region is to pasture hogs on clover during
the summer. He presents, as the advan
tage of this plan, the statement that
an acre of ground in clover will pasture
five hogs four months, and that it will
take the corn for half ali acre to feed
them at the same time. The cultivation
of the corn he counts equal to the rest OF
the other half acre. He further claims
that hogs pastured on clover are in far
better condition than if fed on corn, as
they are larger framed, healthier and cas-
better; and also states that the land 1T
enriched by the clover pasturing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

Comprising SO lots, is now for the first time O.
fered in the market. These lots are four mile
from the Court House, II feet above Chicago river
upon perfectly smooth prairie sloping gently t.
the east, and the neighborho0d free from nuisanc
es of every character. The improvements now be
ing made in the vicinity will continually add to
their value
DOUGLAS PARK,
one of the new Western Parks, lies within 100 rods
on the east;
THE BOULEVARD,
$50 feet wide, connecting Central and Dougla
Parks, passes along the north side of the add
ton, and
RIVERSIDE AVENUE,
200 feet wide, now being constructed atan expens
of some $40 900 per mile making the st drv
inthe country-outside of Central Park, - Y. Cit
passes within 60 rods on the south. AS an
investments
tor one IS self or family no better opportunity WA
ever offered to the public. 1t is absolutely certa
that these lots must advance in value as the neig
boring improvements progress, and that they WI
command FIRST Glass residences in q very shor
time.
For the next Sixty Days
or until withdrawn from market, they will be
fered at less proportionate rate than land am
where in the vicinity can be purchased for by tn
acre.
PRICE-$15O PER LOT
of 25 feet front by 1875 feet to an alley, or S. y,
foot.
CORNER LOTS 5000. r.A
Terms ofsale-for single lot cash two to iour
lots, one-halfcash balance in one year with fnte
est. For larger purchases longer time will he Civ
en- if desired.
First Customers have the first Selection
Title Perfect.
Only three removes from Government, Full war
rantee deeds will be made by Levi Grant. Maps
can be seen at the Office of A. G.. Cole, Kenosha.
Forfurther particulars enquire of sH F
80 eI.- JOSIAH BOND.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

Rather a remarkable case of cerebral affec-
ton has occurred at Someryille Mass A lad
named Dickinson suddenly disappearedsfr
his home. Two days after he returned in AN
exhausted condition.: He stated that after
sndulging in vigorous play with other boys,
and with his body heated, he went into the
water to swim. The next day he went to
school feeilng III, and studied hard. In the
afternoon hewent for a walk. and remembers
nothing more until he found himself in Man
chester, n: ID. When his senses had returned
he started homeward, and walked ell the way
His shoes and stockings were worn out. He
is now in seriouscondition from fatigue,and
fever. The danger of bathing when heated
should induce great caution.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

There seems to be no end of wonders in
California. The latest is remarkable cave
near Calaveras, wherein columns and pilas-
tiers, ornamented at their capital with yolutes
and modillions, at irregular intervals enlist
the visitors attention while representations
Of tapestry, cornice and fresco work are en-
graved and plainly visible on its wall. Every
form imaginable droopingly hang suspended,
presenting all the variegated colors of the
rainbow, and brilliantly sparkle from the
pale light Of a candle like a thousand dia-
monds, while a like proportion of stalagmite
underneath, with their sugar-coated surfaces,
are constantly presented to view. Here and
there, it is added, are carelessly piled bruised
and broken fragments of those appropriate
emblems of Infinite Wisdom that have sue
cumbed to the normal destructive qualities of
man.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-29

AN INJUNCTION Surprise Valley
comes the story of an old fellow who got
very jealous because his young wife went to a
ball with good-looking fellow, and stayed
until broad daylight. The old chap went to
a justice of the peace and told his story, wind
ing up with II want yer to help me, for that
ar thing has been going on long enough"
'Well, /" said the justice, you can write down
to Yreka and see if some of the lawyers can't
get you divorce" 'Divorce I" roared the
angry man, "Who the deuce wants diVorce?"
The justice began to get wrathy: IF you
don't want divorce, what the deuce brought
you here ?" 'sWhy I want an Injunction to
stop further Froeeedings.'' p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02

ludnbtniB. lfU Sabre 1857, inter Der glors
reidJeu 6cgierulg 5drHeS Slldanau's, bciaIl-
otu I'D, b%etaHutltd) ole Uiornoueu IN oiieutr
Rebeuion gegtn Die SrH~OeSautorit0t uno eS
muroe etue Der. Staten p ,Grlne," Al ibrer
llntcriodllng abgcidlidt, bic uber uuperr;ttes
ter Sadle picoer SGritdtcDrte, na6oem bel Der
4uSrlfuu9 oieieS oSClojugeS"- mas Die
Sauptladle mar cine Aujahl9lrmeecortraf.
loren ctH gutes @elhGft gemadt batteu.
Wdbreno oeS o6elojugeS" tuHroe in DIOR
moneHla9er Elm 8eUtiier Jtthdso gates, Der
an9eblth 8eid)GTte III EHluer nlatte, ais
Sptou oerlnftct me nui Gem SrauSporte
nab Salt SatC-GltD pom ctuenl 9~clutlIsn Sill
9idlnan ermoroct. &tcler uou Dem Ser. st.
Ht6tcr DtcNean lest ais yStaatS5euge" en-
9ugirt, bcbauptet, OaB CT ocltDateS dut 8eiehi
Der oallaltgell mo leBtQen U(OrnloHclbdltptcr
Brigham linoSoicpb DouHg. 3. SSelS, Der
bic DtorttoHcltsS ruppeu commaloirte, mn
6oSa Stout, Der OoS Pint cireS WtilitGrridJ,
tiers beIletocte, unrgebrdbt. Selbit lpGnH
olele acknowledgement III lSdbrheit bcrlIhtcil,
o|itrtteu Die Observation-Disclosures lid)t gang
anger SeriidlidtiQung bleiben oNB iid) Die
YtorHonen i'll o~tfellcrr Aliltanoe nno I'M
Srtegs5ultouoe beIdnoen mo eS iid babel
I'M cttcl Spton banoclte,
Nud) Der Sll0en befUHb ild) i'm Suitnnoe
Der y3ebe(ion :" mo man lam Die 6rugc
nidt unterOriifen ruie UiGI 2lutlO9eu megel
oWtoroes" pobl nod erbobeu pcroen mlitBtclt,
wcnn Die Ntahtbaber NIB Gonlmnuoanter
Der Sctciiton fitr o0S 6OotibicBen oocr 2lui
bdn9en iebeS oSptouS" nod iegt oerbIrplid
geulatt meroen ioutert?
Dian lam ii9 utlen bieicu lllrIGuoen &c.
gentiber beS 9eoauteu5 llitt criuebren Dat
man cs bel Dem %erfubren gcger Die Otoruno,
rcn nit elmer 4HOmalie 81 tbuu lat, Die ell
b0dft pcrodhtigeS 4llSieben bat, uub 81
oen begriinoetiten 3pciftlH al Der Gcinbei
tbrer gebeiuten Sriebieocrn &crOnlaiun(
Iiebt. (gt..9. 9em.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02

SameS Council all itincu Sruber tetumGnta.
rid ptrmatt Aele1tntIidl etHerJtene man benz
alien contingent. Ills Sa'uCS lterber s1.
ritdtanlr trat CT III inttme SeSiebuHgen nit
eiusm Erd~ueuSlmnttr, bu5 lest init Sted)t ooer
llnredt fitI ieiucH 9tameu beilegt. @lt3a ..
9oinel bebduptct ItiInlid), lie lei Die rebt'
mdbige 5rau pom Same5 0onrel, ptelpobl
ne barber tcilten Srallibciu oorlegen t0uue
unb aud titt bonn Rrieiter ODER Ridter nit
tbn1 ebeltb oerbuuoeu morben lei. Sbre 2ll'
lpritdle bGIlrcn ild) auf Die &lstuedielln8
ooH6tuget Sluil6en i6r Il. Henl nm perltorbe-
ueu Sames 9ouNel mo ben Seitb GINGER
SprUBltngc, ais oereu Sattr i, oeu Seuonltz
tel anglbt, Gle b~eltreltet Die JfehtSglltlg4
lett 9eS crpdbuteu GermG6tuilieS, "a bas
Nttenititd Dor ihrer &erbtnbllg nit SdmcS
0onnell abgefaBt mo uad)ber uidt pom bic
lenl beltott9t uoroen it,. @s wurOen iebr
bduftg bon hieiigeu Rid)teru 6ctratbtn, mic
Ole Der GltSu 0Ouuel ais reftStrdfttg amer
taHut, mo mlir0e bic Sligerin obne l3meliel
iebr CUTE IusFGteu AMI Griolg NM Ote @rz
lNn8nn9 oes in Sra8e itcbanotn &ermSgenS
baben, rpSnn ibr SructielhOttcr Sd)ma9er utd)t
littgit in Seite unO @suuB Der 100000 etu'
sstreten mare. 9teier IGBt geIteno MAIDEN,
Glija lei etl 6ralIeH5tmnlcr Uor iiblcu Git
tel llIo Aa0e lpopl ulIetlnVOtel ull9au9 MI
ietucm Sruoer, aber fem geItelideS @bcOcra
baltulB NIT inn ge9abt.
Sir &btcu9O.) Ser 6rtecrtdl Ger
mann, S6aemeilter otS OrNenS y6Grlgart"
DOM Staate gtelus Dort, bat S23O8. rs mad
@bicago sur unteritiigung Der Oaielbit abAc-
b~ranutcH Siirgcr beS SrocHs geimidt. 9telt
Summe 1T aus ben Seitrd9en folgenNer p0a'
rugari"- 2o9en Suiammeugejegt: @roGzSogt
os5 StaGteS ytepsDort, Arminia, Central
4}art, SbuSHeloa, g8ilDelm Sell, NSGlbala,
9Saibinaton, Gentihe Side, &armonidI
RarfOmannia, Seutouia, Ntbclungen, So.
t%rateS, i0ertba, SeuIS, gtcmsD ort, Slad.
0tod, 6reie @riiOer, @5lruStcr, IobertSlunl
SAiQsr, Ooin, Sings ountp, Glnira, Ben,
6rantlit, Srubertreue, 6ortuuu, SuOmt9s
9IfiaGo, 6atts, Gcrm0nl, DturbOo, 9eut'
ide &unpeS, Geutralz&itp, S6t9e, 6ofintann
&6rHer, S0nbert, 6reie 0tdnrcr, 4oreleg
8ectBopent @treiuigtc 9riioer, @otcOrOia
| .-..-a nut NH gu .LEk,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02
Mpnard,tihe 0eriebmaruna.

Sn Seras geht pas @eriiGt, baB in BaIb.
in9tou cine grObe ~%tri6m0rung sur Grid.
tiirg Der Morar6ie entoedt iei, oaB man be-
reits oiels 8erbdtti9e utter 9epeilne RoIiSet'
auilidt geitelt babe uno oaB bic 0tebe 0aDon
lei, baS 9onSe Gano in 9elageruu9Ss 3ultanO
AT e%rfldreu. Srauo! 9aS 1T Der ridtige
0obn nuf bic &utllr, Jtegterung uuo ben Sc
lageruu98Sutauo I'M Siioeu. Ig8as bort &C.,
iGiebt, fam iiberau gei4cbcn. &llzSlurc, sic
ith 5ur @iniiibruug Der Nondrhie oeridlpos
rem baben I'M garjen 9~torocn, 1T cine sgute
Sbee. 0a muB nit altgemeinem &riegsred)t
eingei9ritteu tperocll, bamit Die 6e9icrutg
Grants sum Sell Der Union gerettet mirt.
Iber obne Sd)er3! lleber oas gauge 9auo
pcrbreitet 1T cine furdltbore YcriAipDrui1g,
aus Der uubeoin9t iriiber ODER ipiter Der obs
iothte SeipOtiSmu8 berporgcbeu muB, siee
Seri6p6rung beiBt Die algenleine 6 0 RI ii y,
ton. Sic mlB nit alter Gnergie perfolgt
nno au8gcrottet iuerOeu, ODER Die 0fepnblit II
uIrettbar p%erlOren. Cpl. 0em.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02
Die WDr1uuneu.

Die geriolgurg gegen bic Dlormoret bat
ibren Sortgarg 9enonIlner mo eS 9~elptnnt
ollcn @nid)ein oaB Equalization iln6 Sanas
tisntliS bic SberbarS bc6alten per6el, iooer,
>uir man ilh auItGnoiger gSeiie, uno int @as
ihingtoner Sol lI!1o QmtSitDle aus6ritfen
lOnte, ,@eies" uno ySittlibteit" ben Sieg
bapon tragen meroen. G9onlaS Sapttns,
Der B%olpganliit, ipurbe bon Der 9IIrD, in mel,
der fein Diorllofe iaB, urtS nad) etnem0tUr-
m~onengelete, iuelfes rift gegen Die ,Siel-
che" %ionbern gegen beren Sruf mad Ntors
mOncube9rtfien gertftet mar, beS nGbebruds"
nit elmer ~jrueitel1 i'm al1getrdrten Srar
iiberfiibrt uno ibllbig erfarnt itnb 5u 8 Sab
reH 3uf,tbans nrb ner@el0buBe perurtbeilt.
gSir mDdlten pobl ,uiiieit, wie melt ote3ud)ts
bdiiier reifen mitroen, iuetlr ale BON yguter
SbriiCG" init linen rtd)t argetralten@ etbern
be9argcNen mirfliden Gbebriid)e init 3lld)tz
hans bsT.raIt Ioerben iolten ?
Wiau pebauptct, oaB oann gang bor;iiqlid
in Mai6ington cini9e meme 3ut)tbduier III
baueit iein miirben, Sod) 3unGhIt 1T es inla
mer Elm %5ortid)ritt, nit Yeriotglng Der llls
fittliffeit ~rpenigitcus am Sal5iee cinelt ln.
fang 3i MAIDEN. Bon bort luirb iih bic I'll
geuDbeipegung" boffentlid) ipeiter uerbreiteiI,
ilno suleet and bis 5nr SlnoeSbauptltabt
rorbrinsen.
auBsr bent Satptits' iden 3sffa1e niafte
man aud nod aubertpettigc Sortihritte our
Sprsngun9 oes perruften Mormonentbulns,
bas Die Srehbeit bat, ben wi9tigften ¬sn-
punt fir ben Sortihritt Der Gultnr burd
@ilenbabns unb Wiincnipefulatiou, i'm 9elib
81 baben. aui @runo elmer lntlagebin Der
dJrilliden Surg wuroen brci berporragenoe
liormpren, Daniel $. @els Der Dfapor
Der Salsi@taot, So5a Stout, Der ebemalige
@eneralanmalt oeS Serritoriums, Il. Wiliam
8clbsn iuegcnM orbes perbaftet II. aui Srunb
befelbenT sroadltes altdl gegenSrigbam Young
ielbit utb oefen Sobn Soiepb ". Yours,
0erbattSbeehle aus9efertigt.
Brigham Doung ion fiG Der Serbaftung
ourf bic ,Sluht" mad bem Siioen ent3ogen
baben, nnb man glaubt, baB ct Dor Seeuoi.
9uns Der fiber Die 3eilisensemeinoe bercinge,
bro9eneu ariiiS nift pieoer gum Sori6ein
fonllnen ipsroe. Ser Wormonenoelegat bsi'm
Gonsreife, 9ooper III nod Maibinston ges
sanssn, nm ourd perionlide UNDERSTANDING,
gen nit Srn. Grant iuoiriSglid elm y@orts
proniib" gu Stanbe 81 bri19eu, uno baburf}
ben Huin bes SsiligsnftaateS %ab5nipenben.
ptit iener n@ioroantla9e" bat es folgence Se'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02
sept Sbr fe aud bic Uaiien trogeu,
Srdndt nod Seine Su OGrSlgGH;
9tGubt SIR ocnn, Die SlrQumetr,
ALn nhrn L. 49, l. - l. -

% T"F 49, . IHEhA'AN "a
penn pIrtltd) 9eldab tctnent Der Witglies
Der stluas 81 Eeioe, auSgcnOmncu, cS pdre
mt Der Bolljst ODER ben yJfcgulircu" in 60
ltliton 9ctommen. Die GebtcreR iino Qlitdti-
berueiie mIeoer mad Dem 0ieUicr Der Sitffel
Suritdgelhtdt porOeu, rpObiH lie and 9eb6,
ren. @rTreulidl 1T eS inoeB III bemertcn, Wie
re9e tS III allen Sbeilen Der Staot Sugebt.
@lcthe S%bGtt9tett bcrrid)t mitten ultcr ben
futr1er, iuie All Der NeIieite. llebcrall mirb
%9ehamlnert, getagelt NM auf9ebolt; Die Doe
Statte, ELL etlpo go en0l. OH. zWtcilelt hal
tenocS Sriimmetfelo, gCmirnt uad) unb naf)
oaS Inieben elmer Der licll acknowledgement
Staote in Ytontaita.
SSte Der Sqratter Dor Sa6rer, 10 lebt lest
pieber Der bebdbige Siirgcr, luelter Dor bier
&od)eil nod, i'm eleoQntel uno bcqrcmcn
Wotnbauie iidJ Der Scbagli6teit zines Ya.
ida biugab. 8einabc m6d1te ei1em Die SSte
allpanoelu, oaB Der @riinOer oeS Tegcieuers
cine 1bHltd)e Gataluitdt olrdlQcniadt hat,
ME ole, iueld)e Gbtcn0o betrai, iueil CT 10
treifltdl bic ldutcrt0en G%l9enidaften Res Set.
erS 81 e~rfelncn pernlodte. &aS Serer hat
bier AueS gIetd) ger1ad)t. gSor uentgen go
den CAB es nod ySroSSen" H.. ,Sofnaiiae,"
lpeldle BON BEN, oen DnmMeH ltets bOloen,
Slid begiinltigt, nit albcrncr ScrQdtul0
AMI bic Dphpllhen lnib g~ciitigcn Yrotctartcr"
berabblldtel, Die iett rob iinb, ipeuu ibuer
bic sarmen EeuieI" Gin @laS Sicr cini6enfen
laftrt, oamit ie bic Serebtigung babeit, AM
sunI6tiih 81 fritbfiideu. @ir bGrten cinelt
mebr ais auigeblaienen Observation-Disclosures,
Der uum'5 Serredeu" (salva venia) nidjt niebr
Oeutid ipre9en pollte, neil cr iid cinbilbetc,
man balte i'm fir cineu 9lmerifaner, alt
einmal gang bitbid 0eutih ipreben. Mttt
eincm @ortc, cs iilo Siele Der ylluiuioertcb=
lihe1l," Die nlr pom nYlebS" ipraden, Jest
10 sabnl, baB itesoaS Sroo ans Der 9anb e.
len. Die abgcbrunnten o2tUcnooSleS" babett
ben errparteten gu betB eriebnten grobiiiriten
Ilsris gang %oergeiien nlto oenten nur nod al
Die 9eiuelenen Serrlidteitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02
ghneQes ginfrn her 9ebcnsfrGftr.

gste cititebt man IbpGbltne 8attenter, btetd, ur=
QIittit, %mutbIoF, oPuC appctit, obne ScniiGCnoe
aratt. ftr IntrenGnr9 uno bod obnC beittgen Sdmerb
ooCr an6ere ~heionbere Srdufbetts lpmptomc, onihciz
memo Obne ale uridhe 9lethidm biHlueltcn! Wtun
i1at BON iotben seutcn: lie iinfcn ftnrl, ODER fe
itntsn nG6 nnb nab, ie nadoem. Iber cs lit gar teit
gutter @runo uorbGn6en, ou6 itc %itberbdnpt %oabiniinz
Ten miiiet. 4erioaen in OteiCm Snltanoe S~!oiicn
ZOO unb 2ebeu %braudcn ctniah 8rGiti9nnq uHo In=
re9un9. Die 9lutur in ciuem StarrbeitsSuitan DC Der
langt 9alie. Srnge bic 1teicrUs Der Nebenstrait In bos
Gpteil, ipanne bic glsruen, itGrtc Den gPo9en, made
eein trantbotten, Stlummcr %Snltanee ocs formers uno
Gjttitss orrG cine Sur ron Softrttcr's Ifdgens
bittertm elm G1Ss! IS lam aei4sqen: gs 1T in
3auienSen uon 6d1eu 9eiteben, Sie Wirtuu9 aui
Den eNtneruten G6rper III eGettriiG. Niemals tai' bic
Nofiuung ilnten, penn On aud nod 10 matt lno bins
iidia bit. grinnere Sid, bab iHr @cihpdhte, Or
is96ptte, s%4@ermiitHige Otsiee Gdtti4s osgstqbt!ii&s
Wieocrberitenungsnittet Gin luGbrcs @tirtr 1T! SO lit
ntbt Elm blofes %JteiJmittel, odS cinen idnel ooriber=
9ebenbcn Anflus BON 9rGit oeI Sptene 9eludbrt uno
IS oauu in etnem 3uftanoe mob %groberer g%iitoergcs
i9la8enbeit 5nriifldbt.. Us %hGieiti9t Ole llriaben Der
Shtpdhei inberl &c bic Ausiheioun9er inoert ino
bic G~bdtigtett Der iunGren SradnC 10 Iuobl regelt, lute
aud %ueritartt. Gs lit cine %beionoCrs in bicicr Sabrcsz
3rtt lnertbponc NiGoi5in, lDetl IS Gin Segeninittel gez
gen pas Sumpifieber III, ipeItcs I9eticlitebcr, Gal
tenfolif unp Qnoere In oitIer SGtion geuid,cnbe linz
EeTlgibsfrQnfbeittn bern orbrtnqt. t2jS-O3t&lUl
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Sil0ilczSunb.

Sersin fir 2ebeuSpsril d, erui,s, Srdnfen;unters
ffitsiina inns Supperatippeicn.
So!uobl Sebens-, ole AUDI Seitpolicsu lper6en bon
elmer incorporirtcn Sebensueriiderln9S y @e{e0i6aft
oes StGatee Wclpz9ort aus9e9cbcu.
8rantenzl nteritiisun9 iieben Dollars pro Nohe.
Hdbere 4ustunlt ertPetlel Ole antoriiirten Ngenten
bes Sunoes. (WlS.13,1Sl
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Sermij1te Mn5eigem.
9~sGtiunGl>S uarbauf.

8altimorer i3,peig 9itrCau: Gde Der BOT
SIicesMoeule NIB SccouoItraBe.
Die "Freedmens' Savings and Trust Company"
p~rioilioirt ourb ben Gonsre6 OCT Scr. Staaten nit
elmer Attipls BON
$4,000. 900,
SabIt 6 Bro5ent .3tnier, iuelhc am eriten Gage hes
Wonats nnb BEN Depoiitnm %aHiausen uub ane 6
Mounte berednct lno oGnn luieber ~perSini't iperoen.
Bier 8rcsent 3inien tuerocn ali tdstttbe uebcrs
i1iiie pom 8cihditsteuter erIaubt. #
Gd8li6 BON 0 nbr Mor9ens his 3 l1br " admittaes
~9e6ffnet; Samita9 uno Wontae Nbcno BON bis s
llbr. vile 9epofttcn iino aui 4ntraget 5dbtoar.
9B. g. @am ser Sip, I"
(257-) 4aiiircr be5 ag3altimorer 9ipei9es."
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Wiebl.
Spcbcu crbaltcu:

enc 9ro6c Auantitdt N0miltcn, @rttaz unb Supfrs
NtebL 1000 SheifeI ytr. / Saier, meiBes unb 9eIbeS
2eel,6toru, 3wiebeln, Sortofieln, 4epfel IL. 7. no.,
ipelbe All ben ~biligiien Wiarttprciien abgelaiien fpers
ben BON Wep,nan & Sprncn,
Brpbuttens& omni liiondre,
fSft.2lS) N2r. "a, NprthftraBe, Baltimore.
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Termiidte Geriate.

Tew,gorf, l.. Nop. Gin YermSaen
bon $4,000 pnrbe sor einigen 5abrsn bon
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Mue unb liver Nhicanp.

trIllon,"l
6rteOc III pie0cr ber9eitelt i'll &bicu9o'S
Dtanern; OaS 3peierlei Elt, bic Salpacs,
Stlcppiioel, Soponuete, SUbfiiBe fiuO Der.
idmunoeu. bic gcGngitigten GbeirOueu, DC
rem Utdnter Oes 9btnoS bis an bic .3Gbuc be-
pafflet auSgingen, mn nit SooeSpcrabtun9
bel Vfai. Golsbanien i'm Sauptquartier cnts
lueecr Sarten ST. ipielcr ODER NM einen ''Treat
all around" III tn6deln, iiuo mieoer berltbigt.
Ste oenten nit Re4t ali O0S alte GrOitcsliep
nOr 1919.
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ss57- .Suffeu uub srf6tturoer.

2arpaue's SmfsnsSprup 1T Suucrfi6tttb ols c,u
iiberes unO Crtolsreibcs Setlmittcl 9eacn Sulten, @r=
tdltun9 unb ale arantbetten Der d zJio9ren
ar5nempiebterl, ioluobl iir Sinoer ais aud fir @rz
iudnisne. @rets % Scents pro 6iGibe. gu BADEN bel
Sdrpauc, Scfe Ger Sditiinpre rnb Sdrriionftr.,
ioipie bel alien Srosuiiten. tgu9uIt23. l20ite. t&tp.l
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4em6en.

mir urricrtiscn aui Seienuno auis Die bsils geeiie
elesante SCmbetl aus 9utcm Muslin nit 9innensYuz
fen, Stnltt gdranttrt, fhr $1.75; Wertb &c. 90. gpir
MAIDEN uui 0eiisluEs rno gorantirsn einen p~eriettsu
Stnitt. Die b fienSemoer aus benz be 4 en-
W II 81 n uno ben teinlen Z tnneus Suien iir
1925, ebelIo gut oils irseno Elm Str1o iGr 81, bel
McginHiB,
- Nr. @, Hpft=Sffcc =Mpcnuc.