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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26

Sic Serben en- Mt tbt9t.
Die sdrfcn tuoaen Die serben anO gsontens=
8rtner .geidllaqen ba5sn. - Stne SHtidjets
0un9sidIad)t IN MusfdIt.
@onltaHttnopel, 20. Sult. - Dit
sielle 9epeihen meloen, oaB cine tiirflidIe
peeresabtbeilung BON Satibantsa aus Die
lerbiid]e 9renSe iiberIdritt uno bic Serben
i6luq. 5000 Der 2ettereu murSen get0otet
uno mebrere ierbiihe 00.fer uerbrannt. Die
Montenegriner muroen IN Der gtdbe bon Re-
oeiinie BON Is tiirfii6eu Sataiuoneu nngcz
9riffen uno in bic 6lntt 9eidlaqen. IbSul
&erinr, Der Sbers@ s@ommanoant ser tiirfilllcu
armee, 1T in gtlIia angefOmmen, rn6 cine
@utidleiouuasid)lodt itebt in 4usIid,t.
Seine gind1ridlten BON DER ISronte.
geIqrao b, %. Suit. - 0elteru Hefen bier
feline gtadridteu bon bem ariesSi9uupiaee
elm.
slnecbIide Siege oct Serben.
clara b, %. Sull. - Die ierbiid)e
Qrree inter @eneral Bad itieB geitern AMI
Der gau;en 9inie bel YaOOr nit ben Sitrten
;uiammen. SaS glrttleriefeuer oauerte Z
Stunoen, unS ipdterbin fano ein Snfauterics
geied)t Itatt, in peldem bic Serben einet
uOGitduotgeu grfol3 erranaen. gtehrere Der
tiirfildlen &auonen muroeu oemontirt. 9u=
Beroem meroen SWet gertHgere @rfolge Der
Serben bertd1tet.
Die @unIulnmoroe Sa salonidi.
BON, &c. Suli. - Die @orreIoons
beng in SeSug auf Die Morotbaten III Salo,
MIDI ut uer0fieutlid)t. Die Sbntia6en iino
ifon befannt. Der Serid)t oeS englti1eu
@oniulS in SaIou6i an oen @eianbtcn
@liiott ipridlt ben amerifaniiaeu &ice=@ouul
bon ie9ltd)tm ScrludIe, fid beS grieftihen
DfdOfenS, peIdeS ben lufrubr perlIriad)tc,
;r benlddItigeu, fret. Der @oniul beantra0t,
oaB 9r. Guiott Oieie8 3eugutB oem amerifa1
nilden 9eiantten 5ucue.
2ebte Radlridlten.
SON noon, 26. Suit. - Sine 9epeidle ans
Bien meloetr OaB Die Serbeu aGlc lbre Srupz
pen auf ibr @ebtet Suriid;uSieben beabfdti.
gen. Sic all9emetne gluIidlt lit, oaB ole
Gitrfen uid)t oabin folgen merbeu. GS eriz
Itirt ausiift uuf einen g8aiicnfiufanb.
DIE ierbilaen Gruppen iOueu iebr entmus
tbigt ietn. Mebrere &ompagnie'n Der 9te<
ierOen baben Die 8affeu rleGergeIegt unO iiuo
naf |6auie Suriifgefebrt.
2lnoere ytad]ridIteu ,neloen, ban QbSul
Sertm bis na6 Sraguleuab in Scrbieu uors
hriugen uno BON bort aus Die BeoiuaunQeu
oeS SrieoenS pordreiben mill.
@lue 9epeide aus Berlin utelSet, oaS
0euti6lano ju @uniten einer @onfercn3 Der
Dddte lit, tpelde na6 Der eriten entiGcioen-
ben S9lad)t 0bgebalteH merOen iuQ.
@ine 9epeihe aus 8elgraO meloet, SaG
Der Brieiter 0outitdl eiu befeiti9tes 2u9er bel
0fobrame erobert bat, welheS ben einSi1en
g8eg Spii9en gtOui Sa3ar uno 8osnien be-
berridt.
@ine 0cpei6e Der ,Rem8" aus @ien mel
bet, oaB am na6fen 6reitu9e cine groBc
Shlad)t erportet miro. Die Siirten baben
jeBt 10000 Wann bel 2Sibbin couSentrtrt. -
Guglauo ioll init 9tuBlauo megen oeS Ser
fabreu8 OeS ilaOOui1eu @omita'S in Dto8tau
remonIrirt bQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
9yOIfffSdlce.

8atou 9louge, ga, %. Suli. - Der
bemotratlide Staot8. @ouuent bon 2Ouiiiana
uerlammelte fidl beute Dtorgen, nertagte iif
ieood1, ol has Oiauoatz @omite ieiTeu SeriAt
nldt pollenoet hattie, bis l(hr AbenoS.
2out8, 25. Suli. = Die Semofrez
ten bes Z. Oiltrifts bon Sllinois nominirten
beute 6ru. g8m. MorrilOu aIS @anbtoattn
fir ben @ongreb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26

or. Wo Wobertion. SIR. 10, 8 SHo.@utap fr Be
Obebauoe(t Ipe3ieu Gle arGntbeiten Der nrtn Sra
game, orsaulibe Sdfpdbe. neroofs Sbwdte. pora
;eitiaes utter uno ole yierpeutranf9eiten, iuelhe
pom iusenoliten unbeionnenbeten berriihrsn. SdrSz
lib entTtaubene Srautbeiten ituel furirt. 9erren'
pcttbe it Sr. U. aurertrauen, fonueu 1 perf'd9ert
balten, oa6 lie uiTenidaftli& uno auiridts bebon
oelt merDen. Siirscufuuoeu: 8-12 ubr Oi9s., 2
lior Rabrt. unb 6-9 ubr 9(bos. (Sebr2l ,t2UheD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Ser 0e4Om0rft.

g1epsDorf, 25. Suli. = @elO lciflt
gu 2. We6Iel rubiq su 4.88l. Sob
idloB III 1114-111g. BunOes.Obligat gatiOnen
idloiien flau unb itetig; 81er @onpons
1901; 65er 116l; ueue l18; Ger l20; 68sr
1919; neue Siinfer 1184; 1O.40er Coupons
119. attte1 itbloiicn flau uno unItetig; 3d.
g.Gentral 1864; grie l3f; gate Sbore 52B /;
SIS. @entral 50; Pitt8bur9 50; gtorths
gSeitcrn 40B; 8riOr. Ga; Otof*S8lant 1084
rntcri1abonIts 8ilqus; Sob Saa,016,s
zSh. Gnurn1t sc. .402. .159.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Sataler sSIttbtttit etner S1tios
ttJadleA

gS ffz8oint, R.<D., 25. Suli. - Sor
uuqefdbr Snei gSod)en lpuroe cine tlelne 9e'
iellIdait 3u ipGter Ibenoi.unbe bon einem
9utlGer, gionlenS gBin. Sones, bon Sigh
lQno r6all8 mad 8eft Bolnt gefabren. Auf
ieiner 9fiGfebr lpuroe Der Sntlder BON elmer
SGtlbmate All gGeft Yotnt angerufen uno
bcantlrortete ben anruf; in oemielbenaugens
blide fel Elm Cd uB, uno cine Su9el trat So
neS III Die Oiifte, oran9 BON oa ourd] oen
Qansen Sberidenfel bis an 0aS Snle. Die
Sd)t(omad]e muroe Oerbaftet uno bebauptet,
pab Der Sd)ub 3ufGuig losge9angen lei. Der
Scruuncete lag ieltoem in frttiidem3 3uitauoe
oarneoer un6 itarb idJlieBlt6 beute Nforgtn.
Sine @or0nerS SurD ut 5ulamnenbernten
noroen, uno inter ben hteigen Sitrgern
herrid)t greBe @ntriiitrng iIber oen gOrial.
Ser eiaentllde Dtane 6es @eriiorbeuen lit
9Salbin9ton Yutnam unb taclmt BON mObl~
babenben @ltern in@n9lanb ab. Gr bate iidI
nit ietuem 8ruoer iibermorfen unO oaraufbin
ietne 9eimatb perlaiien,
Gtnbred1er nerDaftet.
8itt8burg,25 20. Suits. y. @rabanl,
alias SEQ. Wtaion, cln berii1ti9ter 9ieb aus
Dem Often, pelder argefiagt lit, Die r@rite
Rationalbanf bon Sloga @ountp" beraubt
uno anoere dbnlide Serbreden in Bbilaoel'
pbia be9an9en sn babcn, muroe beute I'M
yMonouga 5eia=5 5oteI" Uerhaitef.
gus W5egtfo4
Savanna, 25. Suli. - Ser Oampfer
Stir oi Nierioa" fam beute Olorgeu ans
BeraGrn, bier an uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aus Der Staot Merito bis gum 16. D. Utt8.
General Nlatorre beiteQte aul Is. D. 81. nit
ietner 400 WiGnn ftarfen 2nantgaroe bic Srt.
iurseuteu inter 6lohe;o 9ernanSe3, 1900
Mann ltQrf, in Der JtGbe BON Sri5aba. 100
SSnlurqenten pur6en get0otet nnO 0eruanoeS
nit 600 ieiuer llntergebenen geiangen geEom.
men. Sdnmtii6e 4rtillerie unO Wtunition
Der Sninrgenteu, iomie 1T Wtaulsiel tpuroen
erbeutet. Die Streitma6t inter 9eruanbe6
mar cine Ser beftorganiiirten Der Sniur9enten,
unb bic Niebcrlage berIelben bari baber ais
cine eutiGeioenoe betrahtet nerben. 9te
NeQierunqstruppe nabmen am II. D. Dits.
| sSalapa irtceer in Seiis. @eneral Borfirio
Dias loa fid) in Saraca beHuoen. 9ie 9tiez
SerlGae uno @eiansennabrte BON 3repino,
oeS GauptiaAltdfen Sulurgeptenfiibrers I'M
| giorben, perSen genel0st. Siegtadlrldt III ie=
bod nod ui6t beFdtist.
| @s nerlaltet, oqB 2erbo be SetaSa Die
| Yraiioentln nidt annebnlen mil; in bieeul
| Sale miro Der Oherridter, Sener Sgleiio,
| jofort cine neue gSahl atororen. 4r. 6or-
tier, Der amertfaniide @eianote, beatTdt9te
am 90. b. 30. na6 ytep<Srleans ab5u'
reiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
N"nT-T~@-

tin oor,isll6sr ndbrenoer Mattel fir fetne atnoer
uuo Supaliben. oas sin5se mabre Subfitut iarUiut
,rrmith, SubeIeitet con @mil Sins6, Npotbeter,
uno bel ulen Oro9uiiten 5u baben.
W. $. Srrtpn & ssruSer,
(Suni2 ,3Ute, j.a.G.D en9ro5za8entsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
wateate wsrseu iits erHmoer erwtrrt.

Grit nqt Changing bes Yatents Derbeu 9ebhb=
rcu hered3net. o. $. & %. s. Snpsro,
Rr. 13, ecoubfra6e. Der Pof se9enitoer.
(Sebr2, l2Oie) 3neigz8iireau in 0aibinstou, 9.e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
sic n,,ertfot,t5d,cts saitkett.

Stem 9 off, %. Snli. - Sn elner beute
sn @reeDmoor abgebaltenen 8erlammlnng Der
amerifautI0en StiiBen, meld)e als Nttt9Ile'
Der be8 ''American Team" erwdblt muroen,
erwablte man Maior 9enrp Sutton als Ga'
pitGn oe5 "Team." 9erielbe nabm Die
@rueuulIr1 alI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Neae Nn;eigen.

geSer! -es aas5 go 9fNfrl
Bir baben iortpdbreuo oorrdtbtg etnen 9rcBen Bor'
rat9 eigeuer }ynbrlfaton BON
@ideu Soblle0er, Salbs uub Sber 2eoer,
golbs, 9ieoen@, ylaroccos uno S6aa1eueu aIer art,
iueldben mir biilia gegeu baar abloiien.
2ciuridl slices &c S0bne,
Sts. rs, Saratoga, nabe 8abStsaBt,
@erberei in SreOerlG &ountg, Nto.
ISL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Nctn S1mers! Seine 8eiabr! &etu


Oie "Coltoss Dental Association" 1T tnnler er"
iolgrei6, 3$bne o9ne SdTer3en cus5nStebeH. 0le
srogtsn 3ueiTler tonncn itt pou oteisr &batc9e IN
ben 3tnmern SIR. 81. 2Sefts TeH HstteSfraBe, uoer'
seuoen. (San. q, 6 Iltef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
RAYNAL& BUXTON

Ytr. 2 1 unO 23, &tobt SirnBes
Observation-Disclosures Diaihnen@@elfRdt.
3 III III q q / mel Il D ~ Ell
atrt0 SAMpelt 0lieT Mrtp
SnoraultIdle g3tooet,
@1mmisS1ldu6 fir Slers Srauer Hnh
4n0ere.
9ampfb ei3nng.
GtIssne g6hreu fur SamPL SaS amp FSaHtr.
(Sau22,tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
9uy SSen 6ht,,,,o fifr Dam Ell !!

SIDE PLATING nit einerD amp i'm q 6 inc
auT jeoe agon unoS reite; tnoIe uber brete PLA1Ts
bon lie 3cn ;u perihieoenen Breiien uno an9sferz
tist ,mibreao man 0araui tpartet. g. Stmnm.
ytr. 81, Sf.9altmore=,
(Sulii5. .tUtT) nabe Sisbitra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
9as @tIcnbaDnun9ti!G Ia oer RGDc
INN tGreRftc=,niUcr.

Greene 0ttUer, 2SiSc., %. Suli. -
Der GItli9 9ebenoe S1ue13ug, pelher geitern
abeno ourt oen am gtahmittag itatt8ebabs
ten llnfaa auf9ebalten muroe, beftnOet ith
nod INNER bier. Wiau crlpartet, pom beute
Nbenb oil mieoer AitNe bei6r0egn 81 t0nMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
gl1tS Geittr0I, YE1ll llcrtfo.

onama, II. Snll. = @iue Nric98s
molfc i6eint iid) in oieiem 2anoe aui3uthiirz
men. BrGIoeut GOTte r9n Dem Staate @auca
joQ $4,000 benz Nattonal- -Sdab entnOm.
men babcu, I'M 8affeu fir ben Staat an5us
fauieu. 3wiidcn Srn. @o9OO3a uuO Der 8es
gierung BON &Olombla 1T eiH @Outratt ents
iporfeu uu0 bon Dem Gougreb OeS ermdbuten
StaateS geueRmtgt mor0en, bic Sermeiiuag
uao, mo mGgltt, OenSau zines Sdlfi8tanal8
iihcr Die lauNenae pOr 9nricn poraunehmen.
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lidh;nnoosetbts amertfaaitd1e Sotets brann'
%%teu i'm leBten Wonate ab; fle Yrdnos bdtteu pers
hitet usrbeu tonueu, uenn Die SoteIs ben ON a.
tift,euN Harm gebabt bdtten. 8ebr.
Dan. SIR. 9e, Garoenitr., alto. (Wa29, ,2WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
SufalDtrtd,tc aus gsaSbimatots,

g8aibtnqtou, 20. Sult. = Der Bo;i1
sift Sobn z. Sn'itb tuur6e geiteru Qbeno BON
oem Jteger Stepe 8oplOr, pel9en er 5u Oerz
baiten Ueriud)te, angegrifieu unO Oer1rt mig
bauOelt, oaB er rp0brl6einIidl ie;nen 8erlet'
Sllngeu erlieGeG Dirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26

s@ Yas5eI Ndtiel -Asx
.sr Retle in's Hnslanb beor9t inEerbalb "a 6tunoen
n. Ratns
Gde bes DsItimershrast sso yof > OtittesAoe enue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
(Julit5,tNit')
Sentoen.
SemDeu!

b 0lan eeee su 6. ge. Srefanb in Sir. 85,
georb> >Sofuaro ira e, rno fanIe letne Sf.25s
s. 6emb en-eigeue5 5a6rtat-pon 2Sairlutta=8ot'
TIM uuo ieinem 4inaen; oui 8efelun9 5u bemIeleen
9reie. CSuni13, ,3WteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Gonofn(trte Mlitd)

elmer neuen fsorm tdslid frii6 BON ihrer Sdbrit
BON gorI Yenui,
burtb Die
BALTIMORE CONDENSED MILK 20.
empIaE9en.
9 Il T II:
Nr. ~. Meit Saftimnres gtTate.
Isunit6. 2 MteE) 6. gS. GamfieIo, @eibditsfibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
0opfea ,imo Wsala.

@erftens uno Iogsen Wats.
qBir bdbsn iets einen Sorrat9 pon Dem M ssfen Lea eaz
nsr.h;sI, siir Oe5tilateure an 5auo, uno Do lotr
ssni.r waGGaus uersroBert haben, fno h'lr lest TN
Gtauoe, aue Au5trd9e ihnen dns5ninhren.
g3opo & Tt6eus,
ytt. IA, SIo=@ap< <Strese.
MaIshaas am auSs Der eutap@etraBe.
(g2ou.28, ,1Sw)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Ser sSnOiamcrfriee.
,as albenteucr Oes eteutenants stbIet

Sas 4IDellteuct 0te Eleuteunhts StbIc0.
&btcago, %. Suli. - Sen. Sbertodn
bat cine offiStelle 8epcidle BON Sen. @rOof
erbalteu, III meldIer oerielbe Die Grlebniiie oe8
gieutenautS Sibleg mitthCilt, melder NIT et'
uer fleineu Abtbeilung oes ,. @auGuertez Ste.
giments unter Siibruua be8 Suuoi6after8
6rant GruarO eiuen 0tecognOs5irungSrttt
ma6te. Sen. @r0ot melbet: Lieutenant
Sibley uno 6ranf gruarO ucroienen 9lner~
fcunung fir Die gSeiic, in melder tic meme
Snitruftiouen ausiiibrten, unO fir Die Salt
bltitigfeit mo rIdIttge llrtbeil8sraft, bur4
uel6e iie bas 0etahemeut itder IN oa8 Eager
3uriidfiibrteu, uadOem iie BON elmer uleIfad)
iiberlegencn Ut0dt Oc8 6elnoes um5tn9elt
uOroeu lDaren."
ticn. Shcrinnr lcitet NON Ghicnnn nuS bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Mexe Mm3eisea.
Siireatt Der
CONSUMERS

8iireatt Der
CONSUMERS
Mutual Gas Light Company,
ST. 63, 2Ssa. Hasette gtrabe.
9iel1ebertragungs>8ii9cr il d CT
fur oaS 0smnpz SapttaI
Der
n8e8eniettisemG pnittnteaten' Gas
Gpmpagnie"
iiuo
bon umo tad Wontaa, ocm IL. sSnIi,
in ben 9anfcomptoiren bon
But. Either s. Sobncn,
gtr. 80, Southfrase,
Trout, Ncieubura & Comp,
Wr. 1851, u. .-SGltimoreItr.,
8. s. Ntd1oIicn & Sobn.
gde Yaltimoreitr. Il. Dtc@lelGnszI IGep,
-uuo---
rGttisenS NattouaI s6anf,"
Gde SGuouer> u1O Yraitltr.,
iOmte i'm
8aseam Der Gomeagnte.
gtr. 6}, 2Seit SapetteltraBe,
geohnet.
YarisgBertb Der attie-Sebu Oollars, Die In fiEi
eleidLen Eermiuen eiH6uSabien fino.
(SuIi2i, ,1OO 8. e. Spane. Sett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
OcU, S0eftcon Iettet oon SDlca9o aus ote
Satltpuattc.

9iem Oorf, 25. Suli. - Sine Spc'
iialoepcid)e ans Sbicugo iteQt ben Seridt,
bnB Sen. SberiGan ben SeloSug ge9en Die
SiOur pui6ulib leiten uerOe, in Ibreoe. Der
@cneral wirO IN Chicago Oerbleiben, bon NO
aus er Die uerid)teOeucn Sewegungen bugt)
ben Selegrapben beiier leiten fam, alS tuenn
er iid) III eiuem iiOltrten Buutte i'll DIR Slour'
@egenO befdn6e.
9Seiterc @erItarfanSen.
Is bicago, %. SIli. - 9encral 0fc.
Sen3le mt ied8 @ompa9uie'n 1T BON Dem
SnOianer=GerritOrium ua9 Der 8eD-&louo
Ageutur beorOert wOrbenr nm oil Steae 6eS
@eueral8Dterritt3 III tretenr melder nit Dem 5.
acknowledgements nad Dem Eager oe59e:
neral5 @root abgegangen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Die Welta1tsitell,tng4

3 9tl00elp | a. %. SHll. = Dc
,@incinnati Sight @aaro8" beiudlten beute
Wor9en RE Au8feuuug lno murben Dor ben
@olumbuS. .@uoetteu, m.lhe inuerbalb 6e8
4u8lfeQuu98 Ylusc8 lageru unO Don Der
2. @ompa9nie Der yGentennialz z9uarO" en-
pfanaen. Jta9 elmer turSeu G0rabe mur0en
Die Niilis ~So(oateu eutlaiien uuO perbra6s
ten Oen Sag nit Seitd)tl9un9 Der NNSltet
lung.
- Inter BEN beutigen 8eiuhern beion0en
Itd) cine 4u3ahl Wsitgiicocr oeS II. Stem
gorfer 0segiment5 un0 Die BOot8monni9aft
Der ,@ambrtOqe .llniOeriitdt" aus @nglanO.
Sui6;eoene @rfuriouS @eieQiduittn aus
Stem gorf peroen bic Au8tellun3 I'M Gaufe
oieier YScd1e beiuAen.
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SelesrapbiI9e Sepei9e11.
ssglGmoa9 9eDeI1ess


.G6ociirteu 9rtiIe" fir Den r@Orreiponoenten.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-26
Scr urientaIii@e Gtieg.
0ebr @efedItc, tn tueId,cn befSe
Yartciet fic9tCH.
2cutId,lamS 1T 8unItem ctner tntsrnatto.
italen SonierenS.

Ote Serben entmutbtgt.
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Gin GtwDredDet ert init TT eBter
SfSferfeA

Sagette, 3D., 20. Suit. - Su Der per-
Qangenen gtad)t lpu1oe Oa8 Gaus oeS 9rn.
Simon 6elot, zines mobl3abenoen oeutId}cn
QqnGbauer8, rpeld)sr nit Iciner Ntutter un0
ieinel beiOen Sd)lueitern in Der Jtdbe 0teleS
Srte8 wobnt, BON @iubrefern bclmgeirbt.
$or. 6elot murbe onr1 Oa8 @erduid) bon 6uBz
tritten Dor ieinem Sd)laBtmmer gepcdt,
Iprang auf unb ergriii cine Sdrotilinte, nit
peld)er CT on oaS offene 6enlter elite. Su
oemielben @ugenblide iprong eln Ntann ans
Der SauStbitre unO llef quer itber Den 9arteu.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-06-01

The FEWER SECRETS THE BETTER
The moment girl has secret from her
mother, or has received letter she dare
not let her mother read, or has friend
of whom her mother does not know, she
is in danger. A secret is not good thing
for a girl to have. The fewer secrets that
lie in the hearts of women at any age, the
better. 1t is almost test of parity
She who has none Of her own is best and
happiest.
In girlhood hide nothing from your
mother; do nothing that, if discovered
by your father, would make you blush.
When you are married, never, never, con-
ceal anything from your husband
Never allow yourself to write a letter
that he may not know all about, or to
receive one that you are not quite willing
he should read. Have no mysteries
whatever. Tell those who are about you
where you 20, and what you do. Those
who have the right to know, mean, of
course.
A little secretiveness has set many
scandals afoat, and much as is said about
women who tell too much, they are much
better off than women who tell too little.
A man may be reticent and lie under no
suspicion not so woman.
The girl who frankly says to her moth
er; IT have been here. 1 met so and so:
Such and such remarks were made, and
this or that was done," will be certain OF
receiving good advice and sympathy. Il
ali was right, no fault will be found. If
the mother knows out of her greater ex-
perience that something was improper, or
unsuitable, she will, if she is good
mother, kindly advise against its repetl-
tion. ;. IT,.
It is only when mothers discover that
their girls are hiding things from them
that they rebuke or scold. Innocent
faults are always pardoned by kind pa
rent. :.
You may not know, girls, just what is is
right-just what is wrongyet: You CAM
be blamed for making little mistakes
but you will never do anything very
wrong, if from the first you have no Sc
crets from YOUR Mother.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-06-01
German MilIet.

A correspondent of the Farmers Home
Journal, (Mr. j. w. Leonard, of Madison
county, Tenn, sends that paper the fol-
lowing report of this millet, which seems
all through the Southwest to be gaining
popular favor:
"In the spring of 1874 my neighbor,
William Briggs, sowed two bushels of
seed on about two acres of ground. The
season was very dry; adjoining land, and
on the same quantity, producing only
three barrels of corn per acre. The mil
let was sown on the 9th of June and cut
in September. Mr.. B. estimated the
yield at four tons per acre-my judgment
not under three at the lowest. He fed
his stock with portion of the hay un-
threshed, the horses and cattle preferring
it to tinothy or fodder. The rest was
stacked in the fields and threshed in
February, 1876, turning out forty-four
bushels of seed, worth S. per bushel
although he sold some early in the season
for less. The straw made an excellent
distender, and stock ate it readily.
"Allowing liberal estimate, the whole
amount was six tons-about two-thirds
threshed, made about forty-four bushels,
at 81 per bushel, $16S-two-thirds
threshed and one-third not threshed, hay,
say 800, giving a total Of $276 realized
from the yield of two acres of ordinary
land. As the seed become more plenti-
full, the price will decrease, though :!
think the demand in this section will
keep the price up for a few years yet.
A grass that produces three or four tons
of hay per acre, containing from twenty
five to forty bushels of seed, and alone
sufficient to fatten stock not worked too
hard, is certainly superior to any grass
that we have ever grown in this country.
ri was witness to all the above men
toned results in relation to Mr.. BIS crop.
Last spring Mr.. Briggs and I, as partners,
sowed eighteen acres in German millet
and eight acres in seed we bought in
Louisville, KY, part of Missouri millet,
the remainder for Hungarian seed. Both
kinds produced the same kind of very
inferior grass, the eight acres not making
more than six tons, and that on our very
best land. The eighteen acres of German
millet made thirteen stacks of very line
quality of hay, containing from five to
seven tons per stack"
The calculations made by rule found
in your paper, allowing from ZIG to 34S
cubic feet to the ton. We allowed 25O
cubic feet to the ton. The measurements
and calculations were made by James F.
Inman, G. E. He says according to the
above rule the lot of hay will turn Out
seventy-fve tons. 1t seems quite reason,
able that grass containing much seed will
weigh more in proportion to its bulk than
the average quality of hay.
A bushel Of seed is usually sown to the
acre, from the middle of April to the
middle of July. 1t needs we'll prepared
and good ground, and should be cut
when in early bloom.
German millet has more blades, 8
softer straw, more seeds, stands exposed
to the weather with less detriment, lose:
fewer seed in handling, is better nutri
tive for stock, and hay-eating stock art
fonder of it than any other grass 1 know
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