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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

3ufommer 1858
6erner empfieblt bas Gomite Die
Qnnabme Der 6eigefiigten 8orlage, bic
8eroronung bonn q. September 1896
gu pioerrufcn.
Ser 8eriGt lit BON folQenpen 60
mite itglieOern unter3eiGnet: G6a8.
6. Brtg6t BON Der l. 0aro, So6n 3.
Dds pDn Der 6. @urD, Or. 8. &. SIM
bOfe BON Der Is. unb 16.War0, g. 6.
Stmertng bon Der 10. un0 20. WurD
uno s. 8. 6atter Don Der 3. unb 4.
Barb. 9r. Spbn 9. Srei6ler, iun.,
bate ben 8eriGt ni6t unter3ei9net.
6r. Mm. j.. SrDning BON Der Is.
0arO ipra6 gu @unIten Der 8eibez
9altung Der Surnlebrar fir MIR elm
Sobr, I'm ben Wert6 bes Surnzunterz
ri4ts gu oemoni triren, bod mahte teiz
ner einen Qntrag, unb bic bo~rliegenDen
geri6te biieben Bis nG6Iten M&ontag
auf benz Slide lie9en.
Me3r 4emter gepinf6t.
9r. 6od reiate cine @~erorbnun1
Elm, einen 9Ulf3 : StraBen : aeiniz
9urg5 : Gnmmifdr, be3p. 3a6Imeitsr
gu %ernennen, ipeI6er bic Mrbeiter as
5o5nen fple. Qdbnlife @prtommnifTe,
ME c19ieniqe oe5 Or. 8rDant piiroen
Glsbann permieoen. 6r. Rumneb
y
meinte, IS lei better, erTt me6r 4r6eiter
81 6ei3offsn. uno bann crit an einen
SaFlmetiter gu benten. Die 8erprbz
rung lpuroe an oas @pmite bernie
len.
Or. Smbofe rei9te cine 8erprDnunq
Elm, einen peiteren glerf nit $1,000
unb 5irei peitere SrIpeftpren nit lie
$1,000 9ebalt i'm Department. oes8ez
bGupe : SnIpettOr5 an3uItsQen.
Quf @rIu9en bes OberIten Cara
unteu6reitete 6r. g. 0ieb i'm erteH
3petge cine @enoronun9. fir ben suz
perintenbentsn Der 0Ffentli8en 8e6Guz
be einen @Iert gu $1,000 pro Sa6r an
5uiteQsr.
Sin trodener StaottbetI.
9r. 9of rei9te etnen geI6luB i'm
5peitsn 3neige Elm, Dug 2tgislattoz
Gpmite gu erTu6sn, fir Die Nnz
na9me Der Der StaatS : 8eIeBQe6ung
Dorliegenben 8iG gu pirten, laut Der
fir ben bon 20, StruBe, OatftroBs,
@untington : 4oenue unb Go1o,xFtr.
begren3ten Sbeil Der Stapt feline neuen
Spirituoisn : 2icen3en aus8eIteQt
tperOen iplen.
WpGIen fir bic Stubtz
pGter umont beten.
@on Dem PrditOenten Der 8aptiitsrs
PreDigsr : Gonfsren3 ging cine gu
f4rift gu, in pelfsr biefelben Ti6 sr<
bieten, oaB Elm gapttiten : Prebiger
%toItenfrei bic SiBungen bes St1ot>
rat6cs nit 9ebst er0ffnet. 9asS6rsis
ben puroe an oa3 GOmite fir Gr3iez
Rung5peIen ~perfpiafen, pelGes 9Iei@z
5eitig einen 8eri9t einrei6te, in benz
es ii6 9tgsn bic 6odf3s 8erprbnung
ertIGrt, bic SiBungen nit @ebet gu
e%rDffnen unb 0afiir ie 50 zen 6streffsnS
Den 8eiitIi4en gu perpiuigsn.
8Nltgeres2 i9t oerIangt.
6r. 5reibler rei9te in Qn6etra9t Der
SRasia6e, bdB Bic elettrii4sn 2i6tE
Ssielifaften ben 9reis mir lire Gid
ter BEL Pripatpsrionsn reou3irt, ober
Die Stabt nod INNER ben alien Prei5
bs3ahlI, einen 8eihluB sir, Der i'm erz
item 3petge unsenommsn pdrb, mo
na4 Der Mapor ~autoriTirt piro, fir
Die geIeu8hng Der Staot UNI 6orbes
rungsangehote an5u3eigen. Der Bis
bertge @ontrott DISQUALIFICATION Iduft
nod 5pei Sabre.
ii n DIT fGbtif9e Gtstz
tri3itGts z4ntage.
9r. god b~santruste. bas GOmite fur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
Der 9eat(Ge Correspondent.


pSoro's SperuhauS."-Oiele @ohe iebeu
Gbeno uub Seuftas Uiotiaee: Sas Ballet : Dtabteu.
gttrou uuo 3~ummermdH'S rtt"Nt.Htnbe.
u,e."-Sebea gbsuS uHe Diittrpot uHo Samftas Nids
tlHet: In Gay New York.
p0o0ioapiraBeu,S r."-0ieie @Ote
iebeH Gb,nb unb NlontGs. Yiitttuoh uEo SamitIs
Diatinee; Uncle Toms Cabin.
n2uceum. heater" - Sie,e Bofe ieoeH
gbsub uHb NittuOt, SGmTtus glatiaee: The Ban
kcr's Daughter,
rNuOitorlum @Eltha1e ."-3ieie Wofe
jeosH gGhu,ittas unb abena: Sicily & 8oob's srose
&enoepllle @eieaifait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
llnicrc Sta0th6trr.

@OGen ben Surn unterri9t in ben
8oltsi4ulen pibsrrufen. = Cont
mifGr +. 81. 91e unb R~dtH9aus>
superintendent Gang brau9en
IiiiitenteR = Ollie @rnennuugsn
beitGti9t. - 8erbanblun9en in
beiben &utbs3tpeigeh
8sibe S3peige bes Gtaotrat6es biel>
ten geitern 46enb gei9Gftise SiBune
gen unD erlebtgten cine Menss 8orIuz
gen Don mabr ooer tpeniger GROCER
Wi4ti9teit. Die nG6Ite SiBung finz
bet am Wtontag, BEN %. MGr3, ftutt.
@rnennungen betGtigt.
Sn gemeiniamer SiBung purben
Die am ~perflofenen Mpntag DON
M}abpr Mali ter Grnamten beitGtigt,
nGmlih:
fir 0uarantGnes4r3t: Or. Sobn
8. Ru6rGb an SteQe bes Or. Sdneps
bin, Der Die @rnenmlng a~bgelebnt;
fir Mitglisb oes Oireftoriums Der
nReform=@nitalt fir Regertnaben" in
GGeltenbam: 9r. Sdmes 0Ople an
Steqe bes 9rn. Seymour Manbelz
baum, Der Die @rnennung abgeIebnt
bate;
ais Gonitabler: II. @arb 5r. 81.
MorIe, q. Warb Malter u. 8rapss,
20. @arb Gba8. 8. Shiplep unb 8.
90. See Gan SteQs bon s. u. 8augbz
man), 10. @arb 8bifipp g. BOB, 2.
@aro 8. .. M}iQer Gan STEELE BON s,
&Obl6epp);
GommiFGr fir 3anepz9lace: Sr.
20. g. &oIe an SteQe BON 30. 9.
0iTe, Der bic Grnennung abgele6nt
bate.
5erner Tarbte Mapor Maliter gez
fern bic folgen0en Grnennungen,
be3p. NcusGrnennungen elm:
Mitglteber Der 9ert6tsgebdubez
GommtTTipn: Gr4U&upor 5. 6. 2az
trobe uno Sr. Gam. g. S6muder;
superintendent Der StraBenreiniz
gung fir ben 6. Oiitritt: WiQiam q.
8oiit an Stelle BON 8. %. Sin;
GommifIdr fir ben8erfin8z Spring
Square: S. 9enrD 6rsp an @teqe BON
WiQiam q. 8oiIt;
GommiTGre fir @aitern : GitDz
Springs: 81. .. 6. 8arbner an Stsle
BON Sui. Sbiel, Der reIi9nirte, uno
Sobn Stroller an @teue pon $. %.
@ruett, Der nt6t qualift3irt mar;
@onItabler: II. 8arb 5rant Sure
I4i an Steae BON @so. STEFAN, Der
%ablebnte.
0teie Grnennurgsn purben ebenz
fans beItGtigt.
Der Surn 1ntsrri4t foil
tobt 9ema6t perben.
8ie es i9eint, bat Der 3urnzl1nterz
ri6t in ben S6ulen unter Der Reform=
Administration i'm &at66auie psrig
4uSiiGt, er6alten gu bleiben. 0as
StaDtratbS1@omite fir Gr3iebungsz
peien rei@te geItern 4beno auf bic
pom PrGiioenten 8. 5. Nep BON Der
SduIbeb0rOe am q. 6s6ruar benz
StaOtratbe 5~uQeTanbte ,3uI9rift in
8e3ug ouf Die @u5fibrung Der 8orz
I4riften Der am q. September 1896
angenommenen 8erorbnung fir Sim
fii9rung Des 2urnzl1nterri4t8 foIgenz
BEN 8eri4t i'm erIten 3psige Elm; rbaB
Das GOmite iibsr Die gan3e 8orlaga I'M
giinitig gefttmmt lit, aber Die 8e3a6z
lund Der fnlnenhen SnlGre Rmhfiehlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
2Si6ti9 fit Anaeigenoe.

SH TlarsIans erf&eiRt auber benz s9eutf4tn
eorrsiSSneentens feline sinI,ze ssutf6s Seiturs.
pelSt cine GrudsgrsHt t,Fst. bic i'm StdHO. III.
Die aufIsus ots sStuti&tn 9srrdsOuesntfH' IN
~tDeutaer, ais
fiinf St1uSete
an bruGen. Die Qrsfe bts sGorreisoHbtntsH' 'ann
bic auflaoe irs:uo elmer enosrsu tdGli$eR SeIts
iheH SeitGRs in glarnlanD in
fRuf Wiittten
Sruden. fsIlGu uuD ~abiGblsR-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

Wetteruusft6ten. - SIR
Mar9lanO unb ben 0iTtritt Columbia
brobenbes, gering pdrmeres Detter
uno Regen, iiib0itli9e Dinoe, entz
f9ieoen tGltsr am Mittpo9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

8eTu6 i6rer 6rii6io6r5z Gr6ffnunQ err
gebenit elm. Sin Bid in bic S6dus
feniter oieIes 4ieien=Gta6li7ement5
iiber3eugt uns, baB mir e5 bier nit eli
mem al~t6enGbrten, leiiturQsfG6igen
8ei9Gft 5u tbun baden. @e6en mir
nun in ba8 BON Saul uno S6QuluItiz
gen ungefiiute 6aus Ielbit, 70 miiIIen
mir uns eingeiteben, OoB 6r. Qu3oru5
nit Isiner S6aufenIterz Decoration
ni9t GIT Oiel berIpro6sn Pat. Seioenz
itoffe in alien Garben uHD WuItern,
pom einfabIten 8;iB bis gum 6untges
Itreiften, nit 6igursn uno 8lumen
bur6nirtten; fertige &leioer in alien
8r0Ben, Wuitern uno Stoffen, pom
8ab1'5 &leib binauf Bis CUR 8ruutz
toilette; 0dmenz6austleiber II. Wraps
pers in ieOCm S6nitt unD icoem Sc
i6muG Re6nung tragenb, unO oue5
Dies gu 10 erItaurli9 biQigen Bret
len, baB mir unieren i60nen 2eIsrin<
nen nur empfe6len tOnnen, ielbit bOrs
3uipre6en unb OieIe rieii0eu Bargains
81 prijfen. Dies 1T inOeIen nod ni4t
NQes, Denn mir iinOen bier jeoen fir
cine Dame me6r poer Deniger unentz
be6rli6en @rtifel in Goriets, Inter
5eug, Sai6entii6ern uno berglei6en,
in 10 GROCER 2tn5abl unO 8eri4ie6ena
belt ppr, OdB es eirfa6 unm0gli6 lit,
aIe oieie 6errIihteiten gu beI6reiben,
ne5bulb es ie~Dsnfau5 fir Die 9umen
Don @ortbeil iein miro, Dem 9eI6Gfte
einen 8eiu6 a63uitdtten.
Gin It N ellen unter 9 il a.
14aft 9eftellt.- 6rant S6enz
IpB, Nr. 327, 0uncanz2(Qep puroe
gcitarn DOM gOIi3eiri9ter SaneBte i'm
Ditlifen 0iitrift unter $500 9iirQz
ifaft fir Da5 9eri6t5Derfa1ren tntz
laHcn. Gr piro betanrtli6 or9az
ifuloigt, ME Ifon i'm gsitrigen .Gors
rtiponDent" au5fii6rli9 beri6tet purz
De, -eins GrploIion i'm Ofen Der 6rau
Qnnje WcDiQiam8 bon CIR. 815,
8ropezStraBe baogr6 ber6eigefij6rt
5u BADEN, OoB er nit quloer gsfiilte
S6cite 8rennbol3 in oer3n SOfraum
mari, Die Dunn BON Der Trau gum
6euerdnmu6en benuBt nurOen.
9pfer zines lteberfuIls.
- 5r. Ro6ert q. 8i4arOiOn, 81
Sabre aft, liegt CUR 3sit in Der @O6z
nun9 Teinas So6nes, g}r. 1915, Winz
6eIter@StraBs trant OaruieOer. Der
alte W2ann, elm p]obl61bsnOar 5armer
aus Orange=Gount9, 9a., 6efan0 iiA
bei Ieinem Sofrs at 8eiu4 unO DurOe
am SdmItag 2lbenO an Der OliDers
StraBe, nabe U}t. GoDal~QOeue, pom
pier Gt1aB@nrGu6ern nieOergeI9lagen
unO I'M $115 6erdu6t.
Der unpurteiif4e butte
Rs6t.- Sobn 9aut6er u2o Sp6n
IttoarulO oertet6an Somitag 2l6suOs
6ei Gslegtn6ait elmer 9erilamluug in
gr. 1904, G6aIapsatezS traBe, in eiz
men Wortpe4iel, Der o1mit enOete, buB
TiBoeralO Dur9 t6atIGhli9e i3luqenz
be 8eipetTe ieinen Gegrer gu ij6er5euz
oer Tutts. Der llnpdrteiiihe. 9oliz
.5siri6ter SansBts i'm 0itliaen 0iItritt,
enti6teO a6er gu 9unIten Oe5 So3n
Gaua5ar unO belegte 5iBgeraID nit
s. Strafe rebit Soften. Da er ni4t
oa5 n0t6ige Slein9elO bel Ii6 bate,
ruurOs er ms 9efdrgniB geIdidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22
IMPORTANT TO ADVER-
TTSFRS

There Is no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity TO print the usual sdisIop Of Der
Deutsehe Correspondent in less than
FIvE HOURS.
The press Of the Correspondent" will print
foIs and count the entire edition on any sths
H. ~ German paper in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
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@aihtngtcR .. g.


has elnsis, Ssutibs SGus in Der HauptnoOt,
esnniDlpauia : AUenus. @6e 4sz5traae.
SaHgoifauSsI tt.pbOH POOP.
Support uHo ausihaHt poH oeutihea 6isreH, ionic
eg befteH B(lrteE BON 81tiH= uHo DiOisI'4leIHeE.
Sens Soaci," elm J1at5stcler, etHyig in ielReE
Art, cine SehsnstBdToistsit tTiteE HaH9ss.
SH uahh'r gldhe Der -B.Hnlqlpanids,- y. q D.
EHo sleifr. S~trass1sSGaHeB. Qtbr4, 1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

SSeticrberid1t.
Ser. Staateu &ettrrsS urcdI.
Baltimore, o:H 81. Diirs 1898
qoro. o.ut. -Biuo7
5cit. r5,r.T Ebsr. tgyeeHl1I, m.+,
500 81 so 1S a 80 9.sS. u 9feasu
200 u. oO22 "A 10 go. 8 3teseH
RittL Raromete.if. 30 30 D5af.G btrmOm.teTt. 40
Dfittl. 5b'rmometerft. 43 giieoriat:r AZ
Siebohitc SnaeliafelT o:s 2Slnoes in elmer StuH0e
betruo 10 WeileH pom HorooiteE.
; as aeffrtge Better-9Ie 3sHperatur pss s.Iri.
GER EdIes Is uhr Abcnos) Gui- Hab6eHal HteH Stas
uoHen mar. ME folG::
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-22

Sir f4pG3li6e 8inber, Ieioenbe
6rauen unO nerp0Ie 2eute giebt es
tein 6efferes Na6rurgsmittel, ols
&neipp's ~beriibmter 0&al5 : &dffee.
M&an periu6e i6n. 72)
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12
GENERAL NEWS

WHILE officers were conveying a ne.
gro to Jail at Griffin. Ga, for an at.
tempted assault on a girl $50 incensed
citizens overpowered them and hanged
the prisoner to a tree and then riddled
his body with bullets.
Ex-MAYoR SUTRo, of San Francisco,
died on the Sth. He was the largest
individual property owner in San
Francisco and his wealth was esti-
mated at about s.. 900. 600.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12
A Princess Foully Murdered.

London, Aug. 10.-From st. Peters
burg it is reported that a band OF
thieves entered the residence of Prin.
cess Chunkaloff, near Simferopol. cap
ital of the government of Taurida, in
the Crimea, foully murdered the prin.
cess and two lady companions, stran-
Cling them in their sleep, and, after
pillaging the house of valuables, de.
camped-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12

fin, Maj. Taylor, Chaplain Dousseault
and Capt. Goodell. of company K, re-
signed their commissions. By military
law to resign in face of the enemy
means a court-martiaL
HARRY MCKEE was drowned while
bathing in Cedar river, near Washing
ton. Ia.
WHEN the transport Breakwater re.
turned to New York from Santiago the
army officers of the department of the
east were surprised to find that thou
sands of pounds of food which had
been sent south had never been I'M
loaded from the vessel and was still in
the hold. A board of survey was ap-
pointed to determine for whom the
stores had been intended and why
they were not unloaded, but the board
declared that it was unable to fix the
blame.
AN official dispatch from San Juan
de Porto Rico to Madrid stated that
Col Sanmartin, who was in command
OF the Spanish troops at Ponce, was
court-martialed and shot for abandon
ing the place without resistance.
Lieut. Col. PUG, the second in COM
mand, committed suicide.
GEN. SHAFTER's army will be loaded
upon transports as rapidly as possible
and taken from Santiago to Montauk
point, L. L, where it is hoped they
will be able to recruit their health.
Immunes will take their place at San.
tiago.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12

L. L.
short time ago. was shot in the noun.
talns near Muskogee, /. T., by a posse
who was after him.
The business failures in the United
States for the week ended the 5th
numbered 1S9, according to Brad
streets commercial report, against 214
for the corresponding week of last
year.
THREE young women bathing at ia
maica bay. L. l.. were rescued from
drowning by Mayor Van Wyck, Of
Greater New York, who promptly re-
sponded to their cries for help when
they got into water that was too deep.
HE plant of the Robinson Basket
company at gainesville, O., the largest
In the United States, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on the 9TH. Loss, $780,
OO0; insurance, S55. 200.
A LIVE stock commission firm of Chi
cago. which recently offered 500 in
gold to the best judge of live stock
among the students of the Iowa agri-
cultural college. has increased that
sum to $3.50, and it has been decided to
make the contest an intercollegiate
one, making students of any state agri-
cultural college eligible to compete.
Ihe contest will be held at the Trans
mississippi exposition at Omaha some
time in October.
SIX warehouses and several cars on
the Northern Pacific track at Day ton,
wash, all con tanning much grain,
were destroyed by fire and considera.
ole loss entailed on many farmers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12

The president has appointed John
z. Martin postmaster at Rich Hill,
Mo-, and Frank P. Stearns at Shaw
nee. Ok.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12

Mr.. John Edgarton, 1920 Third Ave. !,
Altoona, Pa, says: 81 suffered from
dysentery for three years took Pc
ru-na and am now we'll"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12

Mr.. Edward Wormack
Ledbetter, Tex, writes
" Pe-ru-na for bowel
troubles is unequalled
by anything in my ex- 4
perience. I owe my ]
life to Pe-ru-na, and
shall always recon- 4
mend it to those suffer
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12

Army Omcers Believe There Will Not BE
Much Fighting-Five OF the Depart
ments into Which Porto Rico Is Divided
Now Occupied by Americans and the
End of the Campaign Is Near.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-08-12

Mr.. John Harting, 633
lain St., Cincinnati, O.,
7rites: "My wife and
myself took your Pc
ru-na for chronic diar-
rhoa and it cured us.
No doctor or medicine
we tried before helped
MS"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-03-14
JACKSON LIMBLESS COTTON.
Affidavits and Letters Concerning the
Committees Report.
COTTON.

The controversy over the Jackson or AL
rican limbless cotton is bringing out am
davits The company which owns the gen
une jackson African limbless cotton seed
Is not selling or Offering any seed for SAFE
this wear. Contracts have been made 10
plant $50 acres in different southern states
this spring and all the seed obtained from
Mr. jackson will be planted by the COIL
pany.
Below are some affidavts respecting the
report made on the cotton by the commit
tee representing the Interstate COTTON
Growers Association last December. lhat
report has been criticised and the charge
has been made that the committee was
packed. Here is the report:
We. the undersigned committee. appoint
ell by the Interstate Cotton Growers AS
ISOLATION. held in Atlanta, Ga, December
l4tn, 1891, to investigate and report on the
jackson limb!eSS cotton, beg leave 10 SUD-
init the following report:
After u thorough and careful eXamlna-
ton and Investigation made of the cotton
in the field, which we visited i'll person,
and carefully looking into the matter. W"
unhesitatingly pronounce 1t the pest va
rlety OF cotton ever grown in the south.
From what the committee learned from
conversation with Mr. jackson, 1t seems
that the cotton, with careful cultivation,
will Weld three bales per acre easily, ana
the evidence of such tact has presented
itself to US after said Investigation.
The cotton Itself is absolutely without
limbs, the bolls maturing on httle prohsS
two to three inches long. known as nut
spur" with no other limbs, there beng from
two to five boiS on each spur. Inc stalks
in the field. examined by us, are from four
to ten feet tail, according to the fertility
OF the son, fruited from the ground up
We found on u great many stalks, bolIs
which contained i've ana slX pods Whch
We consider very unusual, the SIZE of the
bOlls being very fine average, the lint and
staple being fine and SILKY, an average OF
one to one and a half inches.
- % committee
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-03-14

over pretty deep and the Johnson grass
seed-one bushel to the acre-be sown and
narrowed in at once Gin ApriD we believe
It would finally drive ont the Bermuda.
2. We would not put the young fruit trees
on the Bermuda SOD this spring. Plow up
the sod, harrow well and repeatedly, plant
In cotton or cowpeas Gin drNls), cultivate
frequently and late. ana plant the trees
next spring and cotton in rows between. 1t
would hardly be worth while to plant the
trees until the Bermuda lie somewhat under
control.
8 You could hardly get two cuttings Of
Johnson grass sown after cutting oats. 1t
does not grow so rapidly the first year.
unless soWn In the early fall
4. Giant bcGGar weed is so entirely differ
ent in habit from Johnson grass that the
two cannot be compared with each other
Giant bcgGar is an annual. Johnson grass
IS perennial The former is a legume; the
latter i1 a grass.
). CoWpeas is q good crop to sow on Der
muda land as a smothering crop. Oats
alone would not do ct all, as they come off
too early, but it would % very well to
SOW the land In oats first and follow I'M
mediatey with cowpcas.
Big Head (D.
"Subscribcr" Cuthbert. Gave are not
able to say what is the disease. "Bighcad''
Is very rare disease and is utterly in
curable--so far as we know. In this CISe
we would blister the enlarged places by
rubbing on an ointmnct of half ounce Of
powdered cantharides and two ounces Of
lard. IN twenty-rour hours wash It off
and grease with lard When It heals up re
peat the blister, and so on for several
weeks.
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White I liant Cowpea.

To James II. Sfunn. Tullahoma, Tenn
The peas sent am very probably of the va
reity known Cat GEnrgia experiment statiom
as the white giant and described in bulle-
tin No. ~ of THAI station as 'reCumbent
does not travel at ends of vines; short stalk;
leaf medium in size and medium green in
tint: blossoms, W ngs white, veXllum pur-
pie; form. kidney, pod. large and long
yellow pea very large white, wrinkled:
very early; yield Yin vines light; in peas
light"
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Shorthorn or Hereford Bull.

TO r. f. BoucheNe, RoliEoe, Ala.-Try
Prairie Farmer. Chicago H.. or southern
Live Stock Journal. StarksyIle, Miss.
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Enlarged Muscles of Back.

To w. j. Morgan, Sunny South Ala
From your description we cannot tell what
is the matter with your horse.
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SWeeneY-RemedY For.

w r. H., Burk. Va.-Bathe the shout
der with warm water. Then take some
strong ban soap (nade from homemade
Iye). mix table salt with it and rub affected
part once a day.
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Sign Your Name,

Your initials only or any nom de plume
win be preiiXed to your inquiry if desired.
failure to comply with this rule may
help to I'LL the waste basket.
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NOTICE TO INQUIREMs

l. Write plainly and to the point.
giving only the questions TO which
answers are desired.
2. Contine inquiries strictly TO mat
tiers concerning the farm.
8. Never ask for answer by mail.
4. Never ask whore an article can
be had, nor the price.
s. Always give your full nnmeand
address. IF you do not wish your
name published. say 30. and initials
only will be printed.
g. Carefully file this page for ftNurs
reference. and before writing e1-
anime your file TO zee If 1t has not
been already answered.
7. Look ahead and send IN your In
ouiries early. Do not expect us 70
'answer In next paper" The editor
must hand in his copy a week before
the paper is published.
s. Address all inquiries and COM
munications for this department to
THE INSTITUTION,
(F. and i. Department.
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EARNS AND FARMEF53 -
* Short Talks With the Men WI xss, de the Plo1

appear in theL gig and soon lay their
eggs. near the nj and or in the forks Of
the trees, in Ap and May.
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Johnson Grass, Fruit Trees on Bermuda
Sod, Etc.

To J. r. Clements, Arkadelphia Ark.
We cannot say whether Johnson grass
would do well soWn on land now sodded
with Bermuda but if the sod be turned
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neral NaraEe
l-E President
LFCgsureE
hrr1ar
- 54by
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the committee. and agreed to the report,
and signed same with the same know edEe
that the other members Of the committee
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.9o8,eS4,496 GO

going Settlement
Utilities calculated
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FsgtlxR huditr
'" sc - psi 80
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
Observation-Disclosures.
Ginlaouns CUR 13. Sabresusriamm.
lung hes &. 4. Qebrer= Sereins
Der 7io,eie ct. Glouo.

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Wlnhen (9tew Wunih) Die b~iesidbrise
Veriommluns oes .. &. 9ebrerpereins
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ionoerer llmitanoe balbsr mubte Crt unb
Seit Der 0eriammIuns usrlsst werben,
woriber Der 0ereinspraiibsnt aui Der Ser.
iammlune ben notbisen slufidlub eeben
piro.) Die Go-feren,en seboren sl ben
a%lgemeinen 1ortbilounssmitteln bes Sch.
rers, uno ihon aus oieiem 6runbe allein
piro erwartet. oab ale Witelieoer bes
0ereins hh an oieier @sriammluna be.
tbeilisen uno oenielben ron Nnfang bis
Az Gnbe beiwobnen. Gbenials iinb iolhe
Gebrer, bic benz Yereine nod niht anae.
bcren. iouie ale Jreunbe oes 2ebreritan.
oes freunblihit einselaben, be 0eriamm.
luna 81 beiuhen. Nuh Die bohm. @eit.
libfeit lit %orineeno aebeten, ourb 3beil.
nabme an Der Veriammluns ben 0erein
in ieinem Wirten aiitisit unteritusen ia
Jobn@ odeu,
SefretGr.