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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
Bic wuHOcrDOlleH Gigeui6aftcH uOu
SOrebOnMO auO Sar un0 Wie
cs ant belten gebraudt
mirO.
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5ng anf cine GntScfnug,

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gen oaB bei g3citcm ole orbBtc 9ln}abI bon 1ps
oesfiIlen burD 5bminoiuht uoer 4ranlbciten
dbnlibcr GutW cniilc6en 8ub. a6Qeie6en bon
Dem i06tli0T GriuIac meIheH iic oft tn IT'D
trdaen MAIDEN ole GudIeretcu tno 2eioen. iet6it
IN oeu criten glnidu8eu eS notbmen6ia. prrmpte
W}ittcI 3rr glbbifc 3u gebreut6eH. uH5meiieIa
BAIT it oue NrjBte SclmitieI Der &en5cit fir
2nuac unN @cbtOpf AraHt6cieu 9ale's 0uueB
ui Nurrbuuno GHo Gar, peIbes 70 puuoerOoHe
Hruliute cr3iel mo 10 utlQemciue 9mimcrllams
felt AM lid cHft
0cie9 grobc 0ciIuitteI bcittt niBcr Den 81,
aenibaiteH. iucit1e iru 9tumc dn3cint. ffuf Gn4
ocrc Suarcbien3icr duc fpeitea fir SlrnuI6eiteu
bcr Hunge mo oes G6hluoes beittmnt 9leie
8uammeHitcIlung 1T mas Neiutlut bon Iangeu
mo iorgidlitgcn &eruden, mo cs fam tlibu
6ebuuptet meroeH, baB. bel 3etcn pcbraudt In
alien 6dien SeiItna iher it, Wan foafe ole
eritcn 3ciden Der S@wnoiucbt uirbt ledt nebs
men sic iino oie glDantedroe cner 8erft3s
ulnaS glrmee uHo miiien nit cnem GcbInae
bertibte meroen, menn 0as 9ebeH Berettet iuers
Den ioH SO niiSt our6uu5 Nibts 8u fagen,
cs lit mIr cine Hciuc grfdiuna iucl6e Daio
ooriIOCrGeDen miro. Gle miro Mot idneu bor-
ilber1ebeH, penn iie uidbt total unO prompt ults
tcrpridt miro. Son Den Iauienoen. ole ourb
Safes SDneB Of ourcDOnub ano Ear poufdnoio
ncbcIi uoroeu itrb. I6ueu Gif &erlaugen oiele
poriiiglthe 3cu1niiie gcGe6eu peroen; iebo6 III
Die 9Sobrbct. bdl cS due quHaeu. 0rdnfbeiten
frirt 10 Aenitgcub ieiigciteut oab feline lucitere
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

t0uS -- Mon 1IplOtf, oar OOclttQI
St6NcI Ser Befcb[sbober bon Eort
9lrtblr, ole Sopancr nm ciucu @of.
fenltiuItuno crluht bat, Oclien 3lued
nibt mitQctbcilt miro. Die 9}ocbriNt
cruouAelt Der 9citdti0lmg. Oion
bofit bier, Oob St6iiel fopitlliren
miro, che ole ,Sapuncr Die eigentlicbc
StuOt Ourh Shlrul cinnchnen. Die
jopo1iihen SoIOoten itnO III 6olNc
DER otQcbIidcn N}iBbonolund ibrer
uertpln0etcn &oncrooen ourh ole
@lll'ell III leDr Aer'l5'er StllllllIlIl'a
mo aIolioelL ooB o!le Sopo'l't, loe'.
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3elt0lng, ooB oIe gcgenuortI9en
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
gnitmorS in Sclaluarc.

GoOcr Gel, 10. 9louem6cr.
Nlortbu giieS, is Sabre ait, lit bier
an elmer obgclegeueu SteQe crnorOet
ouigeiluloen poroen. Gffenbar liegt
Elm &uitmor6 Dor. gSie eS iheint
mar lie nnh Dem Elobe bingclhIeppt
mo Damn 0urd elnen Shlugrina
ooer ir9eno ein ionitioc@ fIeineS 1iu
Itrrment, NIT uel6em ibr ser SdG-
Del an ser SdlGie ciugeihlogeu lunr
DC, gctilgig acmaht moroeu. Roboem
Die GolBei oen Qeidnnmin oie 0tor-
8lle eingelieiert eriolate oie 8erboi-
hlng oreier 0}Gnnpr. lpelde oui Sen
&crOaht Ser Sbdteribnft o6nc 9iirg,
l6ait fcitgebnlteu iullrOen.
Gie orei @cfongencn bciBen Senrp
Sn9rdnL Ollie Sage unO 8curl @ro.
bom. 2aut 9c6ouptltng ser GoIi5ci
MIL oieie Itorfe 9eipeiic geqen ooS
aleebIntt in SGtoeu buben mo rcC.
net nit Der @obrideinlihtcit bab
elmer DER orei Wi1uner ais StaotS.
5cllge ollftreten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

Der gr6Ben 9cocn Der lEenidbeif lidntii,b III,
norrbotoen gu beilen. stnalciis beiBf tGs por
lrcilllde Qlitlel, meI6cs t6 tereit5 in pieIcn
idnbig beipGbrt bat Is EemitoeSter & Sn
Sor 24l6. Geps9orI tbiden eincm Seoen Ser
ea oerlgnat Brohen uuo G5e6rand5sGnmeiIunS
Iolienlrct nab ulctn Ibeilen Der 8ereiniateii
Sfqdie1 Su 6GbeH In alien renomnrten glpn'
ibeten; 1itict @uf Dor 9}n6abmnnocn sId,tet
odrant hnB be lntcri6rft bon e. SiisBce
" p lid duf ieoer Seite Der SdadlteI Be-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
8aItimure-S .GiIcnLabu.
GElnrEunrn.


$3.50 OoH Baltimore Eum 2uraG uno 5url6
tciuiNlIeBlib 6iuirit su oCu 00bleW
am SGnntu8, ben 10, 9iuucmbrr. Svcs
3llI6na utrtd6t ocn Mount Hupal llubn
Gnf 600 &0rn, GamocnsgabnbuI llbr
SOrmitups
$500 Ouu Baltimore nan GnmbCrinno uuo ~.
riid am eunutng oCu ID. Iuuembcr
Ser Spc5u6n9 pcrldbt oen lRount
9tDDa SdbHboi G.50 Gurm., Gamoens
N'Gbuboi llbr Norm.
Sl.25 non baltimore undl Sarpcrs 5err1 unb
W'nrtlusbnra nub jnrid am Suuutad
ben ID. YiOuem0cr. Ser Spe3tulJua
nerlabt ben Mount 9io0nIs @ubu6of $50
Sornt.. GumhcnS SGbnbof 7 llbr 8ornt
Sl1OO uOu Baltimore und Der @eltnusitrnung
nno jurld nm tG. uno 23 4uueu,.
Der. 6dbrfnrien ltub fir Die Sinretle
ani Dem 3uac 9iiItia, 6er Baltimore BON
WI. NobaIs9abn6uie i'm $40 Borm,
bonn GdnIoen gubn5Oic Inn llbr Gorm
oerlaBt NtHllullt in e. 9ouia am ndd)s
ltGn 3n1e nm 1890 &ubHiituQs Sir
3ebu lugc gliiN. (3tGJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
HouIcuclt gcbt nadD Ct. Gouis.

@aihtngton .. s., 10. 9tob.
- 8r1iioent 9iooieuelt bot beihloi.
len. sic g9eItausite0nng in ct. 2ouiS
81 beiuden. Gr miro friib5eitig ae-
mig BON bier obreiien Inn am 26.
gtopember in ct, 2ouis 5u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

9onro Of (raoc (3anoclSniniIte
riumD miro Ole llnteriudung ii6cr
Den 9}oroicc 3wiiheniol am Is. 90
pembcr 'eroiincu. Die &er6anoIuu
acn ioleu bci oficnen l9ilrcn geiii6rt
lUerOCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
EtinImte uno itnrb.

6elcun Oiont, 10. 9topem6er.
- 9( q. Glart, Der Sobn oes aauf
monna lmo WiiQion1rs u. g. Glarf,
lit bier in Ocn Ofoment pom 8ooe
credit mor0en, ol5 er eben am 8a6l.
ploec icine Stinlme obaeeeben bate.
Gr Uur DER Geriaiier Der .9lridoree
Iulcs"
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a - II q 1 T. "A.
Tragt die 1OeSOne, Dislh Inner Gesauft Habi
':5sa s5',5; I<XNIzx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

y U It y ! o " " 0V u Il " q
oeS Y d " ! . . ais I'll DER
IFo " UT" @olll'
!" I t.
Furt", ~. Moocmbcr - NSn ocr
ron5olllhcn &epl'tIrtentommcr mUrs
oe beltte Die 4c6ottc ilbcr ocn bria
tnb.tron5oll6el 9|clnmOIm0 Der
trog Tort9eleBt, NO1cor0nctcr DC
Fre0enlc (So6oIl'Ij loNte cr billi9c
oeH Sertroa ellllnUocn mo beGe
ouBeroem o'e @o'lmmN, 0o6 ,Yrunt
relD, @roBprltolIlucn lm0 ole &cr.
Stootcn balo eIn @}IttcI rm0Nl Mir
och nm DER op)~NIJ'cbcn Wtcnlbcn.
lhlabterel MI tcrllen Nlten ein gnot
5lI llIo0eh' Frunocul Hoolepelt3
GnpnbllIn9 lel lclncr Nnid)t naCb elm
cute" Nnlen t'r clnen 6ricocl3ltit'
tl119@ 9@sNernI0.
@r &elca0e, N(IlnIcr oe3 NllH
martI9cn Dlelt ellc NCoe III lueldcr
cr oen %crtro1 jlr ~cncbmIalnA
clnpluDl llno oonl sun NcWrctbunG
Der nlarottolllDcn Nru0c lIbcr9ln1,
Gr lnAte, ole 9oll3 oc3 ronjolihU
&ololIoIrcl6" hrNc am W}IttrImecr
llll0 onS Norberrhen oc3 1ron5oljs
lben Gin1llllcS IN Morotfo bcoeltr
cine Startlln1 Der roBolilhenStel-
lllnd III Hl9Icr. Nbac Morotfo lei
6rantreIh III Sll9Ier nlbt lt1er, Gte
6ra9e lel lllr pIe ,SrontreiH letnen
GlnlluB onl W'lttclncer etobIiren
fonne obne Den onOcren M}ohtcn
@rllno jlr Seldlueroe ju geben, Die
He9lerlnlg babe olelc3 3lel lon0e
3eit lmoblori9 ncrtoIgt lmO e9 lei
lbr gellngen init StoIicn Spanicn
lIno en9lono cm bcTrlcoI9enOe@ Gin
pcrltononIB III Der ,Sro1e 5u er5leIen
2le Ncbotte mllroe odu bl9 SoH
ltog oerl1nbcn. Gbe llh olc &am
tner perto0te unterbrcltete Eremicr
eontbc" lnl Nomcn Oc@ Frolioenten
Der NeplIbllt cine &orloge sur Srel.
ullng Der STRIDE bon Dem Stoote.
&ontg Z on"ro brit 0om
Foul'" Nngeoen
Frctorto Sron"noal, TO- 9}ob
Sic bollonoIl6e 3eltltA oSonocn
poIf" perfilnoct aonia Gomoro babe
oen liloofrtonilhcn &olonioIbeb6r'
oet oen Wut1dl SIT perlteben gcgc'
ben BOB foni9li6e SoIute bel Der
gIntunIt Der llcberrcltc ocS GrBroIi'
Ocnten &rilgcr ilI &opltoot lnO Brc.
torio obgefcucrt mo ouB. pobrcnO
li6 Der Scihcnjug ollt Dem MeAc
nod) Dem @rabe bcfinoct Sroner'
SuIutl6ililc III 3lpldenraunen BON
elmer Wtlmlte gcloIt mer0en.
G GrttpT8 berltoBenc y @otttn
gc1torben.
" om 10. 9}opembcr. - NoloIIe
OfontlnoIion lit aeItorben. sic mar
oie perItoBcne @ottln Oe9 oerltorbc.
nen BremierS GrilpL al ocllen ollt'
rcgenoIten Grlcbnillen lie tbeilnobn.
Sic begleitctc i'm ms Grill iopIc I'M
Observation-Disclosures unO mar Die
ein5i9e ,Sroll IN Der berilbmten 1000
Nionn itorfcn GrpcOition meIbe ooS
aonigreid bcioer Si5ilien crobcrte.
Sic muroc onf Dem SdlodtIeIOc Don
@ariboloi octorirt.
&romoll in GrteIt
SrteIt TO- 9}opember. - Gine
aeltern abenO bier ltottgctlnoene
Nelllonltrntlol 81 @lllltell DER GtdD'
in IrieIt iiibrte 81 einem GonIlitt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

Eoris, TO- Nonem6er. Die
Foli5ei uerboftete beute Den nutiono.
liItilcben Icpltirten @obriel Sppe.
ton mel6er nt 4. 5. WttS. Ocn
&riegsnlinilter General 9(nore in ser
aanmer beobrfeigte. Sppeton3
Terboftlmg eriolgte in Dem 9(u0en.
blid, in Del6em er SteIlung nobm,
nm iid nit Dem Gopt. @oil, eincm
5reunOe 9lnore'S uno lpubrIdein.
Ii6en @crtreter beIielben in Der
Streitiuhe, 5u ouelliren. BiItoleu
maren OILS @ofien mlSgemGblt m0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

ciu 3peimoIiger&uacouatouih ioQtc
itottfiuoen. Sppctou miro lest zoe,
gen ieiueS 9lngrifi2 oui 2mOrc Dor
@cricbt gcitcat lucr0W
&orloQc sur Nuf6c6unQ
0r8 Gonfor0ot4 in Der
fron50iii hru @om.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
GrtrenlidJe Nencrnng,
3ntiiuitia mcniocr Straicn mC0cn
MISUNDERSTANDING.

aaiicr l8iIbclm mill @no0c ii6cn
mo initruirt ooS I<uiti5miniite.
rhmL NtiIoc Woltcn 5u loiien.
Grtro &ermiaiguug BON
$2O,O0O,O0O iiir Ocn &olonial-
tric0 in Siioweit}lfrifo. - Der
@cobrici0cr 0ea iron50iiibcu
&ricaaminiitcr9 Our6 &erbofs
tlmg uon cmem 0uca ubgebol=
ten. &orlo9c 5lu 2Iiibeblmg
Oc0 Gouforoot3 IN Der &ammer
cinAcbrocbt. - Oom %mIl i'm
(o0c gce0rt.
0Crlim TO- 9topembcr. - gSit
bier pcrtinOct miro, bat &uiicr 9TiI,
belm bcldIoicn, fiIniti0bin in tSGllcn
bon Observation-Disclosures libcrolcn
@cbroth bon ictner @canobiguuN9-
geuolt 5u muhcn 0ie9 lit cine ro-
oitulc 2lbmcidlmg BON icinem tribe
rem @ebruuhe. @i9bcr lit c9 iebr
lelten Qcmcicn, 0nB Der &aiier irgen0
rSenono, ucl6cr 0icie3 SergebcnS
iibCriiibrt mar, bcgnooigtc. &on icBt
an mill Cr je0od) init obnc 9hlSnabmc
Segn0OiQung bcnilli9cn, menn e8
lid cuucilt 0oB Der &erurtbeilte 5u
0en rngcbiIOeten alolien geb0rt o0cr
niht i'm StnuOe lit, ole Solgen cinco
uniibcrIeQtcI Mortc2 gebiihrcnO 5u
Crlu0gcn 2ludl lolien ullc I'M Hml
ihc oOcr in cincm 3litnnoe Der 9Iui
rcglng, nel6cr llcberlc0ung lun0g-
lid rnu6tC, bcguuQenen 8erbrc6en
fiiuitiGbin miIoer bcrrtbeilt mo ibrc
&eriber mom0alid) bcanaOigt mer.
Den. Ger &oiier bat Dem lSulti5ni-
niiterium bcfohlcn ole 4crionen
lUclcbc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iihcr
filbrt iiu0, Hcuc on 0cn GuA legen
m0 INN @nuOc crlucben, mil0c SIT
bcbunoeln. Wiun erlpurtet 0aB Oic.
ier nCuC 0cbrulld) ole ,3ubl Der Ser
ionelL Uelcbc ucAcn 0e9 bctreiienoen
&ergebenS cingcitedt pcrocn, erbeb'
lid rcolt5ircn miro, 0o mnn DeiB.
0oB Oicle Ecrioncn olliGbrlid) pcgcn
elmer lnbe0ahtcn QcrinNfiigigen BE
nertung bon ibcrciirigcn Stuot9an-
mGlten lmo 9tidtcrn bclungt uno
pcrlrtbcilt mor0cn im0.
VI cbr @cl0 fiir 0cu Sole.
Hioltricq in 2 ilomcit-
0trtta.
9erlim TO- 9topcmbcr. -- Sin
SupplCmcntur -9ilOget pon $4,000
GOO, pcldc Sinrme iiir OtilitGrnls.
Goben i'll Sil0lpeItoirifo reip. fiir
llnterOriidlng Oca GinQCborenen
9lufiton0a, ucrlpCnOct ucrOeu oll,
miro Dem Geihatog I'M 0e5embcr
unterbrcitet meroen. Tieie 6or0cs
rlng perllrioht Dem Hciha 6iuun5.
nlinilterilm betrGdtlife Nerleaen-
belt, 0o 0oiiclbe Ole IN ncllcrcr Belt
imner groBer mcroen0en idbrli6cn
0efi5its I'M Rei6SbalSbult pernlei-
ocn nlodte, m0 0o es i6nt oDnebin
lbon ldpierig genug miro, 0oa notb-
menOlgc @clo iiir Die perl6ieoencn
offentliden Werte, ionic iiir Die 9lr-
NEE mo 6lotte alli3ubriugen. ESt
Der llnter0riidrng Der iitomeltoiritu.
nllden Grbeblng ideinen iebt 5icnl-
lid quite ,Sortldrittc genodt 3u iuer.
ben. Ghpo 400 Getruten geben
nod SiiOoirifa ab, nm ole BORT our6
arontbcit Oienihlniabig geporoenen
Solootcn 81 erleben.
Gem &niier uorgeltellt.
9erlin, 10. Nop.-Ger neue Mto-
rine.9Ittohe Der omeritonii6en Bot
i6aft, Sieutenunt Commander Wnl.
g. Somar0, iuuroe beilte 8ornittog
Dem aoiier UorgeiteQt ISll Der oorouf.
iolgenOen llnterboltung ipielte Der
aoiier aui ooS @liidrpuni6telgramm
oos er ou grdiioent 9tooiepelt geri6et
bat, an unO lteIlte einige sSrogen be-
treffS Der omerifdniihen Worine.
8etboftung per6iitet
Iuell.
Eoris TO- Nonem6er. - Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
SSapan luilni6t GSrieNen.
glGcr 9iunlanO lit nod lauac uidDt
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-02-26
FRAUDS IN A BALE OF HAY,
Fraud. in watch cases.

III "aCCH Eases.
According to an article in the Cincinnati
Commercial, a %afty-one pound stone was
recently found in that city secreted in a
bale of hay of eighty pounds.
This Is not as bad as finding a lump Of
lead of nearly one-half the weight of the
solid gold watch case secreted in the CEN
ter of the case.
Gold watch cases are sold by weight, and
no one can see where this lead is secreted
until the springs Of the case are taken out
and the lead will be found secreted behind
them.
These cases are made by companies who
profess to be honest but furnish the means
to the dishonest to rob the public. 1t is
not pleasant for anyone to find that he has
lugged a lump Of lead in his watch case.
Another trick the makers of spurious
solid gold watch cases is to stamp the case
~. s. Assay" The United States does
not stamp any article made out Of gold
and silver except coin, and the fakir, by
using this stamp, wants to make the pub
lie believe that the government had some
thing to do with the stamping or guaran-
teeing the fineness of watch cases.
Another trick of the watch fakir is to
advertise a watch described as n solid gold
filled watch with a twenty or twenty-five
year guarantee. These watches are gem
orally sent C.. O.. D.. and If the purchaser
has paid for the watch he finds that the
Company which guaranteed the watch to
wear is not In existence.
The Dueber-Hampden Watch Company,
Of Canton, Ohio, who are constantly ex-
posing these frauds, will furnish the
names of the manufacturers who are in
this questionable business.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-02-26
PEPPERS ARE POPULAR.

Consumption of This Vegetable Is Rap
idly Increasing.
Now York Commercial: In the lobsterI
palaces and fashionable restaurants one
sees dozens of persons eating baked,
stuffed peppers nowadays, where former
ly peppers were not on the bills in any
form. New York uses now" says a.
produce commission merchant in a ~recent-i
ly published interview. twenty times as;
man peppers as it did twenty years ago..
The city's consumption Of peppers:
amounts to thousands of barrels annual.
~. Then we get green peppers now from
a wider range of territory than formerly,
and we have them practically the year
round
we get peppers in winter from Cuba,
and we get a few from Porto Rico. We
naturally think of The pepper as a home
~ sort Of a domestic product, but those
early peppers that we get from Cuba
come in small crates, as carefully packed
as peaches would be, and they bring a
high price. They go principally to hotels
and restaurants.
too, and later some from Virginia,
around Norfolk, and then, as the season
advances, we begin to get peppers from
New Jersey, which is really the great
source of our pepper supply. There are
sections of Jersey in which produce farm
ers make a speciality of peppers, plant
them by the acre and raise great crops
of them.
THE enormous increased local con-
sumption of peppers in recent years is
due IN considerable measure to increase
demand from packers. Peppers are now
more extensively used than ever before in
the preparation of condiments and sauces.
and there are New York packers of
pickles Int preserves who would think
nothing Of buying peppers in hundred
barrel lots. But the great increase In de-
mand comes in still greater measure from
the vastly increased foreign population of
the city. and from the Italians especially
VINO, great consumers Of all fruits and
vegetables. take. with the rest Of the
green things they buy, quantities Of pep
pers, eating more or less Of the sweet
peppers as they would fruit.
s the homely pepper, once familiar 70
us in its stuffed and picked form. and
known to us as a thing Of regular but of
limited sale. has come to cut quite a he-
ure as an item in the city's wholesale pro.
dice trade"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-02-26
Alfalfa Clover.

For years the editor has been urging
farmers to SOW Alfalfa Clover, and glad
he is that thousands of wide-awake farm
ers, scattered all over America, nre do
ing this now, to their great benefit and
satisfaction.
a. Walford, Westlore Farms, Pa,
writes: 81 have GO acres in Salzer's AL
falfa Clover. 1t is immense. l cut three
crops this season and have lots of pas
ture besides"
Hon. II. e. Hunter, S. D., says: "Sal-
zer's Northern Grown Alfalfa Clover
cannot be beat. | have solved the uues-
ton of stock raising here. Salzer's AL
falfa is good for three rousing crops Of
hay, Salzer's Speltz for go bu. of grain
and 3 tons hay, Salzer's Macaroni Wheat
for 65 bu. best hog fattening wheat, and
Salzer's Hanna Barley, for arid, dry
land, is good for 70 bu. per acre. These
are all great hog, sheep and cattle fat
teners, and last, but not least, Salzer's
Victoria Rape for sheep, and Salzer's
Teosinte. good for 80 tons of green food
for cattle, and Salzer's Billion Dollar
Grass and Bromus Inermis for lots and
lots of good hay. These Things make it
possible for me to grow live stock by the
thousands.
Have you heard of Earliest Cane?
Gives six mowings a year, and Teosinte,
the 80 ton per acre fodder wonder?
JUST SEND THIS NOTICE AND 1Oc
IN STAMPS
to the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La
Crosse, Wis, and receive their big cata-
logue and lots Of farm seed samples free.
&C. N. "