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The Southern farm gazette., 1903-01-15
Raising Mules.

SOUTHERN FARM G ZETTE:-
Enclosed l hand you an article
publi> in Nov. 25lh issue OF
the Gazttte, l wish you would
republish.
think it of far more impor-
tance to farmers to raise their
own stock than any thing else,
and the article contains all the
main points. Please let rs have
it again. Respectfully,
Nj. l.. Burns.
Bonneville, Miss.
No better mules are raised
anywhere than in middle Ten
nessee. Why not raise them IL
Alabama, Geo' ga and other cot
ton states? The cotton growers
use more mules than all the rest
of the world together, and while
they can raise them as .cheaply
as any body on earth, they do not
raise one per cent of what they
use. There is much truth in the
following from the Southern
Planter:
Our great expense on the farm
is the motive power. Good work
cannot be done unless we have
sufficient power. Light horses
or mules can only do light work.
To do good plowlng requires
strong, heavy stock to pull the
plows. For tais reason we are
always glad to see good, strong
teams. But these cost good
round sums of money. When
bought for cash, good mules are
high, but when bought on time
they are much higher. In al
most every community there are
men who make large money every
year (slmp!y by the difference
between cash and time prices on
mules. They buy them and sell
to farmers on time, and then
take farmers notes on the banks
and place them as collateral aLd
get the money and pay fer the
mules, and have a handsome prof
it left.
All this comes directly out of
the farmers pocket, and often
makes big hole in his yearly
profits. This is simply bad
financiering. The farmers note
get the money. Why did they
I not get it themselves ana save
b >avy time percent? This per
cent is hardly ever less than
twenty-five and is often nearer
fifty.
How can this be avoided? Very
easily. Our farmers should
raise their own mules. twill be
som4 trouble and some expense
bat it will pay to have a little
trouble and expense when we
can save so much by raising
them.
A mule colt can be raised for
about twenty-five dollars at two
years old. This mule would
The Southern farm gazette., 1903-01-15
STARKVILLE, MISSISSIPPI JANUARY IS, 1908.

LIZ, WICClSOlTTl, JAlNOAN
Why is this?
FIRST, they are too bulky to
bear transportation, even to our
own large cities.
Second, they are too perishab'e
to bear rough handling and ex-
posure to freezing weather.
The problem, therefore, which
we undertook to solve was to re-
duce the bulk and weight, by
drying off surplus moisture, to so
sterilize the product as to ex- mpt
them from the fungous diseases
to which the green product is
subject, and to accomplish these
ends without impairing the edible
qualities Of the desiccated pro-
duct.
THE FIRST EFFORT ONLY PARTIAL.
SUCCESS.
In 1899 the roots we're peeled
and sliced and dried in a movable
eyaporator. This resulted in re-
moving the excess OF moisture,
and consequently, reducing the
weight to one-fourth that of the
green roots, and rendering the
product non-perishable, but this
was accompanied by practical
destruction of the flavor. The
Surplus moisture was removed,
but the re. absorption of the mois-
ture was not satisfactory, and
hence, when cooked, they did not
resemble in consistency nor fla
vor the fresh potato.
DISCOVERY OF A LADY.
In 1900 Mr.. J. Sam Pickett,
foreman of the station work /.
learned that Mrs. f. f. Mellow :
ell, of Franklin, N. c., had sue
ceeded in producing a satisfacto-
ry article by boiling the potatoc:,
before cvaporating them. Acting
upon this suggestion fairly COOL
results were obtained, and mer-
chantable article produced Iv
boiling in an open kettle, and US
ing again the fruit evaporator.
The work, however, was irregu-
larly done, many of the slices e.
leg over cooked and hard.
A sufficient per cent Of the out
put was properly prepared to
demonstrate the correctness of
the method, and that satisfactory
success was attainable with a
suitable outfit, skillfully handled.
To test the keeping qualities OF
this output, part of the product
has remained in ordinary cloth
sacks for seventeen months, hav.
ing passed through two winters
and one summer in a perfect
state of preservation.
A COMPLETE SUCCESS.
In the fail of 1901 experiments
were made with thirteen differ
ent varieties to test their compar-
atve adaptation for the purpose.
A box of each of these is now in
the Clemson College exhibit at
the Charleston Exposition.
A room was equipped for
steam heating in connection with
the cannery in the hor ticultural
division of the Experiment Sta.
tiot, nv TnaanS of which III "a ,vo, l.
The Southern farm gazette., 1903-01-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03
( bic rufif6e OppOdition aus'bem @ese

Die rufiif6e Oppoiition ausfbem Dese
rdumer tptrb.
Sin amtlides Selegrdmm it, an
cen nelten 0icetonig BON Canton sez
idnot ipprben, h'el9es i'm dnfpeiit, bic
Sruppen i'm 5eloe CUR 8erni4tuns
Der nod ii6rigen Rebellen in Der pros
bling &pangii gu 6enuben.
Sturm6dben in Der
Sir'fei.
Con It untinopel, 1. Suli. -
Die Suaten in beridiebenen tiirti1den
Bropin5en iinb bnr6 bic neuerlifen
iin~tflutburtigen 8eaengiiIe unb 9dz
gelitirme empfinbli9 geI6dbigt fpor.
zen.
Surge &ubeGoepef6 den.
= Sn Qonoon 1T Dan @obfren.
Der &opeGmeiIter oer8urDeqrenobtere.
geitern MOr9en einem 96luqfIus ers
le9en. Cine ieiner itol5eIten Crime
rungen mar iein 8eiu6 in Bolton
Nnno 1876.
Profefpr 8raf 4ngeIo be @uz
bernotls, Der berii6mte SrientforI6er,
perldBt 8om auf brei Monute, nm
auf dmerttanii 9en laiperiitGten 9or4
trdQe al hdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

Giertu6en. - 5ruu Sdrah
6ermann, 81 Sabre alt unD in Nr.
1904, Stzprattitrabe, %tpobnbdft, be-
ftieg geitern Morgen gu Roldnozpdrf
einsn Waggon Der 9is6lanbtopnzHoz
anbzYarfz2inie. SorgfGltig bob tie
stpsi groBe MartttOrbe in ben Wagz
gon binein unb nit 4%rgusuugen be-
pafte lie bic &Drbe, bamtt feiner Der
Yafagiere in uetpus WeeGes trete,"
benin Tie bate nabe5u 100 9uBeno
gier in ben &0rben. Qls Der WaJz
eon an Der Yrattz unb greter ItraBe
ungelanet mar, itieg 5rau 9ermanr
pon bsmielben ab. 8orii6tig iegte tie
ben &orb CIR. 1 nieoer uno i'm Be
griffe, ben 5"peiten 8orb NIT ieinem
Snbult ab3uldoen, ipuroe bieIer bon
benz bereits in 8etpesung befinoli9en
Waggon getroffen. 5rau 9srmann
uno Der 8prb brebten iid mebrmals
Inn i6re eisene 49ie uno i'm nG4iten
Iugenblid iab bic 5rau inmitten oes
&prbss uno Der i40nite @ierfu6en
mar fertia. Die 5rau puroe let6t an
Der rehtsn Seite perleBt unb Or. 8.
$. Gpbraim BON Nr.1002, Sf>pratt=
@trdbe, nabm lie in 8ebanolung.
81 pieI bes~8uten. = Der
pl0blife I'm dpung Der Witterung
BON feu9tem 5ribiubrpetter in Brat
pfenbibe madte fi6 geitern iiberau
re6t unangene9m fiblbur. 9as S6erz
mometer fletterte BON Is 9ruo am
Moreen auf SO 9rao am Nd4mittag
uno lieB Der ungliidlifen Meni9beit
bic gan5en 2eiben uno 5reuoen zines
gu beiben Sages bur9foten. Nad
benz Mo~natsberi9te besWetterzGlerts
mar Der Monut SUM- i'm 9ur9i9nitt
6 @rdb PRO Sag fdltsr uls i'm gletz
den Monat Der @orjabre. SEPT i6sint
Der Monat Sult bas @eridumts nu9z
bokn gu tponen. Sir beute lit uns
apar Regen unb fii6leres Wetter pro-
pbsseit, bod man peiB ia, mas BON
ben Prppbeseiunsen bes Wstterman=
mes balten fam, tpenn man 1i9 bic
genialen 8orausiagungen oss perganz
oeren Monats perglei6t. Quf ale
ssGne ertpartet gans Imeritd einen
prddtissn Sag am slorrei4sn Bier
ten, tpenn aud bic 9ibe elm penis
grob 1T, bab ssrabe bas tiiblere Wetz
ter i'm sunni Iebr ermut9isenb fir bic
Ssirat6sIuitigen genirft bat; benin es
purben i'm SUM- I'll 9%eiratbslioenz
gen ~ausseltelt poer ITO mebr ais i'm
SUM bes @oria6res.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

SduIiaiff nSarmiento."
Die OfFi5iere UNI. adbetten bes
Sdulidiffs npreiiosnte Sarmisnto"
besaben lih ssitern na4 Waibington,
.. s., Inn bsn 8eju6 bes @elanoten
Der 3epublif Irssntinien gu ernie
bern. !Seute pirb Mapor Mc2ane
ben 8eIu9 bss Capt. Snirpga ertpiz
bern, unb 5ipar piro er UNI 10 1br
morsen @ormittas an Sorb bes
9aiffss eintrsffen.
3olleinnabmen.
3oGeinns1mer Wm. s. Stone bat
isinen Sahresberi6t fir bas nit benz
80. SUM bsenbets 5isfaljabr fertiggez
iteut. Sarnu6 tparen Die ginna6men
ar0Ber, ols in ben @~orjabren, tpd6z
reno Die Soften geringsr paren. 90
betrugen 3. 9. bic g~innabmen in
1902 $3,517,252.02, pd1renb tie in
bieIem Sabre auf $5.417,242.96 tie
gen. Die Soften Der ginidmmlun9
b~etrugsn in 1902 $264,655.21 unb in
1908 nur S280.897.77.
Nuf De r 9p63eitsreiie
mad Samuifa.
Mit benz 9ampFsr n8arnitable"
BON Der vllniteb 6ruit 60" tratsn sez
tern 9r. aarl u. M. S4olB uno
5rau ibre 9p65eitsreiis na9 Der Snz
iel Samuita an. 0as sliidli6s gaar
puroe bon ben bsiberieitisen Gltern
unb @erpanbten an 8orb bealeitet,
mo ii4 bsreits cine 4nsabl 9erren einz
sefunben bate, UNI ben Sdeibenben
cine sliidlide Reiie gu piini9sn.
Som runabbGngigsn 8iirserperein"
mar Elm prd6tiges Bouquet seianDt
poroen, peldes dber nod bon einem
anberen ibertroffen puroe, pel6es
6r. Charles Sebbolo ~iiberbringen
lieb. 0ieies Bouquet bsitanb gum
She'll aus 4prnblumen, pelfe BENT
iel6en bas Iusieben zines Sternenz
banners gaben. Inter ben 9srren,
pelde an 8orb bon ben 9o95eitsreiz
ienben 4bfdieb nabmen, tpuren Otto
SHILLING, Spi. 90. 9iouid, Mattb.
Oioui4, Spbn Siarts, GDon u.
SeinS, gbas. 8. Sepbolo, grpen &.
Sdolb uno u. s. Srappe, iotpie cine
In5abl 5reunbinnen Der 9raut. Sr.
S6olb gebentt innerbalb 5pei Wo4en
5uriid5ute6ren.
Sabres uebungen.
Die Marpldnber Marine : Mili5
fdbrt am nG6iten 0onnerftag unter
Gommarbeur Gbtpin Seer gu ibrer
Sabreszlle6ung nu9 2ope goint al.
Sic piro Die llebungsi9iffe Dale"
uno nSDlpia" benuben, unb man err
%ipurtet, oaB bic brei &anonen6pote
~Spren," rReitleb" unb r9ornet" BON
Der 8unbesflotte an ben uebunsen
theilne6men tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03
Snma>Sbee fart h%ermaKert.

0es MOines, Sd., 1. SuIi. -
Der beute bier a6gebaltene r~epublifuz
nif6e Stats : gonoent nabm in feiz
ne 8lattform cine BON Senator Qlz
Iifon a~ngeboten: Surifz uro Sruitz
Plunfe ouf, Del6e bic Soma & Soee
in 8e8ug uuf Sarifreform tart bsrz
pdTert. Sic srfldrt i'm Nqgemeinen
an Dem 6iftorif6en grin3ip Oes
S6uB5oles biirfe ni4t geriittelt tperz
ben, bod iuqten bic SarifidBe gez
re4te iein, uno tpenn Tie uuf getpiFe
&rtitel gu bod tpGren, reou5irt, i'm
entge9engeiebten Safe erb0bt tperben.
Die Sruitfruge piro nit ben iibli9en
P6raien 8etreffsRegulirung uno lie
bertpa9ung Der 5rufts a6getbun.
Quber Der @nnabme Der Pldttform
bate Der gonbent nur einen Stadtsz
Superintenoenten bss gr3iebungstpe=
lens 81 nominiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

Jumps - Sas.
9. Sopien0, Der an 5uBe Der
Sbames itrube Elm 5d6r6oot fir See
leute betreibt, 60rte geItern M}orgen
gegen 2 l1br rGtpus 4~lumpien" unO
er fam Iofort CUR lleber5eugung, buB
Semanb iiber 8or0 geiprungen lei.
Sppienb lief na3 Der Stele unb fa6
nie Ii9 elm Mann nit aqer @etpaIt
iiber Waier 81 balten beriudte.
Sopienb mari benz Sslbitmorb4Ganz
bibaten elm Sell gu, OerIel6e erfubte
es unb nit ben Worten: v9ott lei
9ant," lief er ipornitrei4s DON BAN
men, pine ieinem 8etter gu banfen,
nod INN n9uten Morgen" 81 piinz
i9sn. Ssin 8etter ertGGrt jebo6, ooB
Der Daherfi6ttge ieiner 3eit uls Snz
genieur auf benz S9leppOumpfet
vSanbop" anseiteGt getpeien lei.
8plttt de g. - 9a5 bemDtrd=
tii6s 5taats : Gentral : Gpmite
piro 6sute Nu3mittug 1 ubr i'm
u@utuip 0puie" an Baltimore uno
gutupitrube 3uIammentreten, unt bic
@orbersitungen fir bic GountpzGon=
pentionen uno Stats ( Contention
gu trsffen.
aus benz 2eben 9ef9tez
ben.-Sn i6rer Wobnung, gfr. 800,
5rebsrid : Qpenue, 1T 5rau 4nna
6. @9nspfe, gsb. S6parb, Satin
bes tpo6lbefannten frii6eren MsBgez
tei6eiibers 5. 6einri9 S9nepfe, nad
etpa 5s6nmonutlidem 8runfiein in
i6rem so. 2ebensiabre enti6lafen.
Gus benz 80nigret6 Wiirttem6erg
gebirtig, mar lie als iunges Wdo4er
bier eingetpdnbert unb bate felt 40
sSabren nit i6rem isBt UNI lie truuernz
ZEN @atten in glidli9er @6e gele6t.
Sic bintsrldbt ouBer i6rem @atten
feds 8inber, flint SDbne, bic $50. 3.
Seinri6, 5riebrt6, 8arl, Bil6elm
unb 8eprg S9nspfe, BON pel9en brei
pere6eli9t iinb, unO cine berbeirutbete
Sodter, 5rau Ntinnu 8urfart, Sat
tin bes Yaitors S. S. 8urfart 81
Montere1, ga.
@no4 grutt 5retbtb1tOz
t6ef. Sn benz bemnG6it erf9eiz
nenben 9iertelia6rs : Bulletin Der
@no9 9ratt : Srei6ibliotbef perben
116 neue beuti6e 0erte duf9enomz
men, tpel9e in Der lebten 3eit unge@
f6ufft tpurbsn. 9ieIel6en itnb Ous
@~ebieqenite, pas in Der Neu5eit auf
literurif6em @ebiete eri4ienen 1T.
Better Der Menf96eit be-
iraft.- 5enrp 6ofberger BON Nr.
11O3, 2opsStraBe , muBte geiern
Mpraen in Der Ditli9en goli5eiitation
S1.7O ble6en unb Bios neil er an
Iebten Spnntag Die buritige Meni9>
belt, bic (angebli9) feline geiitige Sc
trGnte befonmen fonnte, nit Sis perz
iprate. !6ofberger ertldrte, baB in
3ufunft Die &sblen aler 8altimorer
austrodnen fOnnten, ebe er pieber um
Sonntag nit Der bl. 6ermanbdb in
Gonflift TONNE, iel6it Denn bas Sis
bofiir benubt peroen fo1te, I'm benz
eblen NaB in einem 9~srfaiIe bic mo-
tbias adIte gu perleihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03
@iener Elm 0hnhmnrn.

q, S.=G., 1. Suli. -
Gbas. Gbans, Elm berii9tigter Neger,
ipel6er zines am leBten SonntaQ
4benb gu Norpap periibten @erIu9a
angetlugt mar, einen 9rn. YbiQips II.
beien 9o6ter gu ermorben, purbe
leBte Nu9t in benz ertpdbnten Srte
bur4 einen Mob uufgebdngt unb bon
&ugeln gef4OiIen. pbiQips purbe
niebergei4oiIen, nGbrenO er bei'm
4benbeFen iab. Gr lebt mod, iebod
eriitirt feline 9offnuag auf feline 3et=
tung. Seine So9ter er9ielt etnen
StreifI4uB am 8opf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

Srauung.- 9r. 9ottbarbt g.
Sreff, Sobn bon 9rn. 2ouis Sreff
BON y1r. 1917, 6anoperzS trabe, muir
be eeitern @benb in Der Wobnung Der
@ltern bes 8rGutigams nit SRI.
MarD 8asner, So4ter bon 9rn.
Sobn Waener BON glr. 131, @eitz
GrobzStrabe, bur4 puftor Or. s.
gb. 9ennigbauien gum 9unb fir's
2eben pereint. 4ls nufbers" funeir=
ten bic $50. s. &arl unb Winiam
Sreff, unb Der 8ir4en9pr Der ct.
@tepbani Stride berberrli9te bic
Seier bur9 mebrere Gbor>9ortrGse.
Sas neupermdblte paar pirb cine
6p95eitsreiie mad benz Siben antrez
ten unb bann in 9r 1917, 9anoperz
Strabe, pobnen.
Gin Neser ertrunten. =
Der 81 Sabre ulte Neger Hanee Sor=
nep, tpelder bel Der nMer4unts' Goal
Co." anseiteut tit, berlor geitern
N6sIta. ols er BON einem Der pfeiler
Der 2isbtftraBen=8 rid aus bic
5dnbe ipai9en fpp0te. bds 9lei9gez
pi4t uRS ertrant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

XIX 6r. 6, 9. Momentbb, Der BEN
0eutf9t6um 8ultimore's dls cou[anz
ter @aitge6er in Nr. %, Sub SAB
StraBe, betannt iit, bat bas 8eItau=
rant an Der SIboit @de Der 8alti=
more unb 6o0toupitrube ii6ernom=
men. Der 8ldB lit in moberniter
Weiie singeridtet unb bas Renommee
bes 9rn. Moment6p tpirb fi9erlif
audi in benz neuen 9laBe uufre9t er;
balten 1peroen. !6eute piro bas So:
fal offi3ieq er0ffnet, unb tper eines
Der i40niten &eitaurunts9ultimore'
ie6en min, Der ipIts bieIes beiu9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

Gin 9ieGgepIugter. -
nWenn nun Der &udud Die Sports
leut' 6olen f6Gt'! Mein gauges 8ieb
fabren mir bic QutomObir suiammen;
bas Dad BON msinem 9dusl bat Elm
2uftbaGon mitgenommen; mid ielz
Der bat Elm SpnntugsiGgsr in bic
Wabel e'f4Ofen; meine Qllte bat mir
Elm @ngler tpegg'fii4t, unO ieit meine
So9ter fi9 in einen &abler psrlis1
bat. bat Elm Rabl a'DieI!' =
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0eirnfhs:0iren,en.

e"eitern ourdb ben @ftuar bes Common
pIeassGsrihts ousaeiteat:
@opin Martin &esmooel, 70,
Birmingham, Ola, uno emma 3.
Mpobl, %; Ipplitunt g. Us. Seosrz
ION, Nr. 4O6, Oi>22. StraBs.
Sobn 2eili9, 25, Rr. 227. ytorDz
SremontitraBe, unO 2i85ie Wrls9f'
"a.
Ssnrp 5amftdg, q, unb Nnrie
2oeblein, 21; 4pplifant 8. 8. e9amz
b~erlain, Rr. 937, 1oro<8onoitraBe.
Nepton +. Gbamberlain, Al, uno
OrreG 9. Briggs, q, Setoe BON
8aIbington, .. 6.
Sobn Soispb 8uli6, 25, Hr. 11o4,
gpfpenitraBe, uno @li5abetb Horfolt,
26.
gbtparb 8smpf, "a, unb 4nrle
elizabeth glebel, 10; @pplitunt Gbas.
g. Sen, Nr. 141O, Toro@Sonoi trabe.
George Wolfer, 25, unb 2ouiid
@oBgsn. 81, 0r. 2609, gaitsrnz
Mpenue.
@ott6arb 8. Sreff 81, nnb Mtar9
Wilbelmina 8agner, 27; 4pplitant
s. g. &arl, Nr. 1906, WeltzGrobz
Strabe.
Qouis 6. Wambaf, iun., "A, Nr.
1914, Marfhuuftrabe, unb 4llce Wt.
8aa, "a.
0ie 8uGtimprer 3uz
in Nr. 221,
6anoperitruBe, i4lob am M}ontu9
lire pierte Suiion fir bic CONNER
Monuts. Die 30sIinge ma6ten einsn
perbdltniBmdBig bOben 9ro5sntiaB;
stpei berIelben bra4ten es auf SO
9unfte aus mDgli6en 100. @,olpme
ipuroen an bic fOlgenben 8rdpuirten
Dsrtbeilt: 5rant Suiuf, Soieph Sro3z
NAL, Sacob 2ebp, Gbarles &ptcald,
@m. %. 8pet, Sobn 2orber, 9eor9e
aemmet, iun., uno 2ouis Mii6ler.
Die prin8ipGle Der 3uidneibsrf6uIe
finb bic So. 5reb. 6. 9edlingsr unb
sFreb. SO. Sebm, jun. Die 9erbfiaiz
ion beginnt am 7. September un0
sSnformution iiber ben unterri9t
pirb ieberaeit in benz genannten 60
tale ertbeilt.
9I0bGt6er Sob e 8
4rstes. - Or. @iuium 8ubtnz
itein BON ger. 214, Siib~@reter~Str.,
purbe geitern Morgen tobt in ieinem
8ette aufsefunben. Sin 9er5i4lag
bate mad @ngabe bes @orOners Or.
ailep, tpel9er cine l1nterfu9ung borz
nabm, ieinem 2e6en Elm gnbe gez
ma6t. 9r. Hubinitetn fat einen
9o6n, tpel6er in Nep>gorf itubirt,
unb erfldrte am 9ienitug abenb, ouB
er iebr nieOergef4lugen lei, neil er ieit
3pei Wofen Ri6ts BON ieinemSo 9ne
60rte. gr mar in HuBlunb geborsn
unb npbnte etipa reun Sabre lang in
CIR. 214, @iibzGreterftrabe. @r mar
ungefdbr so Sabre alt.
Der Strite Der Bidder
orbeiter. - SIN n2aborz2 pceum"
farb geItern Morgen cine 9eriammz
lung Der itrifenben 8dderurbsiter
itatt. @ier 8eiiBer BON fleineren
8Gdereien unter3ei6neten ben Gonz
trait, unb es fpurbe i9nen bas Union
2abel" bspiGigt. 3pei Der Strifer
erbieIten Qrbsit in 8elair, 3d., unb
elmer in Norfolf. Die in 4rbeit ftez
benbsn Bladder tperben bic Striter al1f
einem yS6ore" am Bad Hiper am 8.
Suli bepirtben. Sn Der 8erIammz
lung ipurbe gemeloet, bab in elmer gez
pii1en 8Gderei bier Steinbauer, brei
WGf6ereiarbeiter uno 3tpei S3reinsr
als Bidder arbeiten.
9efa15ene Strdfe. - @eil
er angebli9 6rn. S6pmas %. @roten
BON Nr. 1919, Maribun=I penue, obne
9erunlaHung angriff, purbe geitern
Der as Sabre alte Samuel Mdron BON
Nr. 1920, 2tgbtzS trabe, Inn $50 unb
Soften beitraft. Sr. Wroten tpurbe
dngebli9 BON @aron angegriffen ais
er beriu6te, cine Re9nung gu cp1ettiz
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

Gbumube. - lieutenant I'm
einem 8eituurunt Die SpeiIefarte flu
hirenb): r49, 8elner, iinb benin jeBt
in Der Suiion feline Summern ba!?
Sraurige 8ube!!" = &e1ner: Der
aeiben, SEER lieutenant, 5ummern
limb gerube in bieiem Nugenblid gans
frii9 eingetroffen, bieielben iteben
nur nod ni9t uuf Der 8arte." =
lieutenant: nHu alio, bunn bringen
sic mir Elm 8rObaen nit Sdpeiaers
tGis!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

9tefer Sage cling bic
MittbeiluHg bur9 Die amerituniIde
9reTe, baB bic Grntedusii4ten in
9eutI6Gunb 10 tribe ieien, Dab es gez
n0tbigt fein tpiirbe, grObe Wei3enmenz
GEN aus ben Ser. Stuaten gu be3ies
ben. 0ns Fsblsnbe Auuntum mar
uuF 1,250,OO0 Sonnen angegeben.
@inige 8lGtter gaben ben 5urmern
ben Rdt6, bic 9reiie bo43ubalten
unb ni9t unter eirem Dollar pro
8ui6el gu perfaufen. Die neueiten
geri6te aus 0eutf9lanb lauten gar
ni6t 10 tribe. Die Sudten entz
fpideln ii6 ginitig unb Bel normulem
8itterungsperlauf fte6en mir Dor eiz
ner guten Grnte," f4rei6t Elm beutz
i6es Sn9blatt. 8on GROCER 8ebeuz
tunq fir ben Weltmdrft lit du9, baB
bic 9onuuldnber CUTE unb Sibrubz
lamb Ipgar gldn5enoe Grnte : 4usii4z
ten baden. Weiter iugt bos 8latt:
Ser Mais : Grpprt 4merifd's 1T
unb bleibt i'm 8~erbdItniB gu ber9rOBe
Der lebten Wuisernte elm ungemein
geringer, unb 10 lange Die pretie fur
quite psrianotfG6ige Wuare niAt cine
GrmGBigung erfabren, piro ii4 bic
Ginfu6r faum be6en, 8umul Qrgenttz
nien nit erbsbliden QuantitGten bill
liqer an Warfte lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03
Cine farRe @e6r.

gertbeibisen sic Sbren a0rper se'
aen Rranfbeit bur9 ben @ebrau4 BON
Sutt's pinen, elm ftets f4erers 9eilz
mittel eeeen aopfidmeraen, Opspepile,
Malaria, @ertopfuns unb ale oamit
pertpanbten Qeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

Serlep oup...s'.'. l " v v 4 " l " W
Werben beute r9Drt.
-Oie ansebli6en prpfefionenen Saz
ifenoiebe 5rant Rist, alias Ineil
Mrato, alias String 8ib," unb Suz
lius Gbeiter, alias Paul Bother,
alias 2atpler, %, reip. 81 Sabre aft,
tpel9e am 0ienitug BON ben 9ebeim=
poli5iitsn 5oean, Did uno 4rmz
ftrong alf bic ACKNOWLEDGING psrbafz
tet ipurbsn, ansebli9 psriu4t 5u baz
ben, mebrere Sutpelierldosn an Der
8altimoreitraBe gu berauben, iperosn
beute i'm mittlersn Stationsbauie
pom 8abi 5edtis psrbOrt lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03

- Sn Mobile, Ola, tit Or. s. s.
6. 3o6ner, elmer Der Be t6efannten
4er5te oes Sioens, i'm Glitter BON 81
Sa9ren se'torben. 9eriel6e mar aug
benz GliuB gebiirtig uno ma elmer
Der 9riinber bes nGbaritp=5oipitals"
in Nen<Srledns, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-03
@bfahrtstooe BON Ocean : Oampfe.

y
9ampfer rNorge ON 4. Suit na8
&openbugen.
0umpfer n960nicid am 4. Suit
nod 9amburg.
Oampfer r8ermnnid~ am 4. Suit
na9 Nedpel.
0ampfer ,9rin5ejiin Serene" am 4.
Suli na6 Neapel M1b 8erua.
9umpfer r8rOonLnnO" am 4. Suit
na6 Nntperpen.
0umpfer .1mbridr am 4. Suli
nu9 2iOerpool.
0ampfer nMunitOT am 4. Suit
na9 2onoon.
0ampfer r8ronprin5 .8iIbelm" an
7. Suli ra9 Bremen.
9ampfer nGarputbiaN am z. Suli
nu3 2ioerpool.
9umpfer v@~urbegna"> am 7. Suit
na9 Neapel urb @enud.
9ampfer o9eutonic" IAN s. Suit
nd6 2iperpool.
Camper ng}ep gOrt"Som s. SuIt
na6 Soutbampton.
9ampfer rRbnbam" am s. Suli
na9 ROTTERDAM.
0ampfer v9eqig Slob"Som 8. Suit
na9 8openbugen.
0ampfer n2uurentiun" dan 9. Suit
nd9 8Gasgon.
0ampfer n9roBer Surfifrit" am 8.
SuIi mad Bremen.
0ampfer nMOItte" am 9. Suit
nd6 0dmbur9.
Oampfer rSOuraine" am 9. Suli
nu9 SABRE.
0umpfer rarabic" an 10. 4SuGt
nd4 2ioerpool.
9dmpfer rpenniDlOanta" ant II.
Suli na3 9umburg.
0umpfer .&aiier Wil6elm heu
@robe" am II. Suli na9 Bremen.
Oampfer .2ucania" am IL. Suti
mad 2tberpool.
9umpfer .3eeIanb" am II. sSuIi
nd6 4nttperpen.
0umpfer nMinne6abd" am II.
Suli nab 2onbon.
0ampfer rNooroam" am Is. Suit
na9 Hotteroam.
0umpfer r8ermunic" am Is. Suit
nu6 QiperpDol.
Sampfer philadelphia" I'M Is.
Suli no4 @Out6omptOn.
0umpfer Shirt 8ismdrd" am l6.
cSuIi na9 6am6urg.
0ampfer Bremen" an 16. Suit
mad Bremen.
Sumpfer lorraine" am Is. Suit
na4 SABRE.
9ompfer .Gebric" am II. Suti
mad 2%iDerpool.
0umpfer nW2efubu" am IS. Suli
nd6 2onOon.
0umpfer .gatriciu" am IS. Suli
nu9 6umbur9.
0umpfer nGtruriu" am Is. Suit
nod 2iberpool.
9umpfer rSinlunb" am Is. Sult
ra9 Qntperpen.